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(Post) WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter\') being a maker- (ie. \'G19\'-) marked example that came stored in its luxuriously styled, bright-red-coloured etui This is an attactive example of a (post) WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter') being a maker- (ie. 'G19'-) marked example that came stored in its luxuriously styled, bright-red-coloured etui and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- (and IMO never worn-), condition. The attractive (and truly bronze-coloured) medal (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter') is a very nicely preserved- (and 'G19'-marked-) example that is executed in bronze-coloured-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. It retains all of its somewhat darkened-, bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures) and comes together with its period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') which is stored in the specific 'compartment' in the etui. The bright-red-coloured- and semi-leather-based etui comes also in a wonderful and hardly used condition: it retains a fully preserved off-white- (ie. beige-yellowish-coloured-) and/or felt-like interior in place (which does show some minimal age and/or staining). The lid shows the (obligatory) printed text: 'Treue um Treue' followed by a facsimile signature of Paul von Hindenburg (as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive sets could be presented (or privately purchased) in the late twenties and thirties and are quite collectible and not that often seen. I deem that I have priced this attractive 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter'-medal-set accordingly!

(Post) WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter\') being a maker- (ie. \'HKM\'-) marked example that came stored in its luxuriously-styled, black-coloured etui This is an attactive example of a (post) WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter') being a maker- (ie. 'HKM'-) marked example that came stored in its luxuriously styled, black-coloured etui and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- (and I deem never worn-), condition. The attractive (and truly bronze-coloured) medal (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter') is a very nicely preserved- (and 'HKM'-marked-) example that is executed in bronze-coloured-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. It retains all of its somewhat darkened-, bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures) and comes together with its period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') which is stored in the specific 'compartment' in the etui. The bright-red-coloured- and semi-leather-based etui comes also in a wonderful and hardly used condition: it retains a fully preserved off-white- (ie. beige-yellowish-coloured-) and/or felt-like interior in place (which does show some minimal age and/or staining). The lid shows the (obligatory) printed text: 'Treue um Treue' followed by a facsimile signature of Paul von Hindenburg (as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive sets could be presented (or privately purchased) in the late twenties and thirties and are quite collectible and are actually not that often seen. I deem that I have priced this attractive 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter'-medal-set accordingly!

(Post)WWI-period- and neatly enamelled so-called: \'Verdienstkreuz des Bayerischer Kriegerbund\' being a nicely preserved example that bears a makers\'-desgination on its back that reads: \'Deschler u. Sohn\' - München\' This is an attractive example of a (post)WWI-period- and/or neatly (partly) enamelled so-called: 'Verdienstkreuz des Bayerischer Kriegerbund' being a nicely preserved example that bears a makers'-desgination on its back that reads: 'Deschler u. Sohn' - München' and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- (albeit most certainly issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The piece is executed in silverish-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and shows a (partly) enamelled- and light-blue-coloured 'inlay' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a nice and/or minimally tarnished surface but is void of any damage: it comes mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up. deem that I have priced this attractive, WWI-veteran-related 'Verdienstkreuz des Bayerischer Kriegerbund' accordingly!

(Post)WWI-period- and neatly golden-toned, WWI-commerative lapel-pin entitled: \'Reichsverband Kriegsteilnehmer der Deutsch. Reichsbahn\' being a nicely preserved example that bears a makers\'-desgination on its back that reads: \'Glaser u. Sohn\' This is an attractive example of a (post)WWI-period- and/or neatly bright-golden-toned, WWI-commerative lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') entitled: 'Reichsverband Kriegsteilnehmer der Deutsch. Reichsbahn - 1914-18' that bears a clearly present makers'-desgination on its back that reads: 'Glaser u. Sohn - Dresden' and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- (albeit most certainly issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The circular-shaped piece has an approximate diameter of 3,2 cms. and is executed in bright-golden-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and shows a typical 'Reichsbahn'-logo, two iron-crosses and shaking hands coupled by the text as mentioned above (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a nice and/or minimally tarnished surface but is void of any damage: it comes mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up. deem that I have priced this attractive, WWI-veteran-related 'Mitgliedsabzeichen des Reichsverbandes Kriegsteilnehmer der Deutsch. Reichsbahn' accordingly!

(Post)WWI-period- ie. \'Freikorps\'-related, so-called: \'Langemarck\'-cross being a blackened-silver-toned- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based cross (being a nicely preserved albeit non-maker-marked example that comes as recently found) This is an attractive (post)WWI-period- ie. 'Freikorps'-related, so-called: 'Langemarck'-cross being a blackened-silver-toned- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based cross (being a nicely preserved albeit non-maker-marked example that comes as recently found). These 'Langemarck'-crosses were instituted by a Köln-based veteran-organisation named the: 'Kameradschaft Grünes Korps des ehem. 26. Reserve Korps' (being a group of veterans that participated in the fierce - and famous! -battle in the village of Langemarck that took place on 21 October 1914). The 'Langemarck-Kreuz' on offer here is a black oxydised, 'Buntmetall'-based cross that was never cleaned nor polished and that comes mounted onto its (functional and unaltered) pin- ie. catch-set-up. Most- (ie. all!) of its blackened finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The award is totally void of a makers'-designation as more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a: 'Langemarck'-cross!

(Pre) WWI-period, bordeaux-red-coloured (albeit empty) etui as was intended to store a: \'Bayern Militär-Verdienstkreuz 2. Klasse\' (that shows the makers\'-designation: \'Hofkunstanstalt Jacob Leser - Straubing\') This is a neat (pre) WWI-period, bordeaux-red-coloured (albeit empty) two-pieced etui as was intended to store a: 'Bayern Militär-Verdienstkreuz 2. Klasse' being a nicely preserved example that shows the makers'-designation: 'Hofkunstanstalt Jacob Leser - Straubing' printed onto its back and that comes in an overall nicely preserved, condition. The bordeaux-red-coloured- and/or carton-based etui comes in a nice and/or moderately used condition: it retains a fully preserved light-blue-coloured interior in place (which does show some minimal age and/or staining as can be seen on the pictures). The etui shows a somewhat faded (albeit golden-toned) printed text on the back of the outer-part that reads: 'Hofkunstanstalt Jacob Leser - Straubing' (as can be seen on the pictures). The case just needs a 'Bayern Militär-Verdienstkreuz 2. Klasse'-to complete!

(Pre) WWI-period: \'Bayern Militär-Verdienstkreuz 3. Klasse mit Schwertern\' being a nicely preserved example that came stored in its luxuriously styled, light-blue-coloured etui (marked: \'Deschler u. Sohn\' - München\') This is an attactive example of a (pre) WWI-period so-called: 'Bayern Militär-Verdienstkreuz 3. Klasse mit Schwertern' being a nicely preserved example that came stored in its luxuriously styled, light-blue-coloured etui (marked: 'Deschler u. Sohn - München') and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved, condition. The attractive (and truly reddish-bronze-coloured) award is a nicely preserved example that retains all of its somewhat darkened, bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures) and comes together with its period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') which is stored in the specific 'top-compartment' in the etui. The light-blue-coloured- and/or semi-leather-based etui comes also in a nice and moderately used condition: it retains a fully preserved darker-blue-coloured- and/or felt-like interior in place (which does show some minimal age and/or staining). The etui shows a makers-designation 'ribbon' that reads: 'Deschler u. Sohn' - München'. The top of the etui shows the (obligatory) silverish-coloured, printed text: 'Bayr. M.V.Kr. 3.Kl.' (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that I have priced this attractive 'Bayern Militär-Verdienstkreuz'-medal-set accordingly!

1944-pattern-, EM-type-, Waffen-SS cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\'), as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for a member within the: \'SS-Gebirgsjäger-Regiment 12 \"Michael Gaißmair\" This is a truly very attractive - and naturally 100% original and truly rarely encountered! - so-called: 1944-pattern, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens'-type cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') depicting the ('BeVo'-) machine-woven Latin-script text in silver-greyish-coloured linnen, as was intended for usage by a soldier ie. NCO who served within the: 'SS-Gebirgsjäger-Regiment 12 "Michael Gaißmair" (being a regiment within the '6. SS-Gebirgs-Division "Nord"), in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The truly full-length cuff-title (approx. 48/49 cms. sized in length) has the typical 'salt and pepper-styled'-reverse and shows all details of an original, period-produced specimen as to be expected. This armband was produced by the: 'Bandfabrik Ewald Vorsteher' (aka: 'BeVo') as based in the town of Wuppertal and shows the interwoven company-name on one of the ends (something that is not always the case - see pictures). This cuff-title is naturally a 100% text-book - and as stated above - original example that originates from a US-veteran who 'liberated' this piece in 1945. The piece was with certainty never worn nor tunic-attached and can easily be graded 'mint-/unissued'. It should be noted that this specific regimental cuff-title is one of the rarest examples of the extensive 'BeVo'-weave pattern series. Simply a great opportunity to acquire an attractive and very rarely encountered Waffen-SS 'BeVo'-type cuff-title for a competitive price: I have seen these "Michael Gaißmair"-cuff-titles sell for much more than my asking-price!

2-pieced medal-bar (or: \'Spange\'), showing resp. an: \'EK II. Klasse\' in \'Schinkel\'-pattern and a: WH (Heeres ie. KM): \'DA 4. Stufe\' (or loyal-service-medal as was intended for 4 years loyal-service) The truly decorative, 2-pieced WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (or: 'Spange'), shows respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or Iron Cross second class) being a rarely seen early-example as executed in so-called: 'Schinkel'-format and a: 'Heeres' (ie. Kriegsmarine) 'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (or loyal-service-medal as was intended for 4 years loyal-service), both medals in an overall very nice, albeit moderatly used and/or worn-, condition. Both medals are very nice, detailed examples which seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come on their period-mounted ribbons. The EK - which is mounted on its typical, red-coloured ribbon retains a fully preserved black-coloured- (ie. somewhat satin-like-) 'inner-core' and has a somewhat tarnished silver-frame (that still retains a fair bit of its high-polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'. It is as mentioned a piece of the (scarcely seen!) early-period 'Schinkel'-format. (Note: the differences between a 'Schinkel'-format cross - which is in fact a smaller variant as mounted in a WWI IC rim - and a regular type can easily be spotted when compared next to eachother). Both other medals retain most of their original, frosted silver- toned finish: both medals (and/or ribbons) are just a bit dirty ie. tarnished, simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. The DA comes naturally with its obligatory (silver-coloured-) eagle-device attached. The 'Spange' is neatly 'backed' with light-green-coloured wool and comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up - see pictures. The medal-bar was recently found at a private household and was never before in a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation: it originated from a private household and was kept as such for decades. These 2-pieced medal-bars- ie. 'Spangen' having a 'Schinkel'-pattern IC attached can easily be graded 'scarce'.

2-pieced ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld-/Bandspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for a: \'KVK II.Kl. ohne Schwerter\' and an: \'N.S.D.A.P.- Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Stufe\' The 'Band-/Feldspange' holds the ribbons for a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz der 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter' (or: war merits'-cross second class without swords) and an: 'N.S.D.A.P.- Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Stufe' (or N.S.D.A.P. service-award as awarded for 10-years of loyal-service) and comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly issued- ie. moderately worn-) condition. The attached bronze-coloured- (and IMO copper-based-) (eagle-) device has a neat somewhat 'frosted' and/or very detailed appearance: it retains a nice and/or bright age-patina. Both ribbons are of the smaller- (ie. regular-) ribbon-bar size and measure 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered. The 'Spange' is in a very nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not backed but shows a silver-toned back-plate and retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). It should be noted that all ribbon-bars containing an N.S.D.A.P. loyal-service medal can be graded 'fairly scarce'.

2-pieced, WH (Heeres, LW etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal (having a detailed and larger-sized \'Prager Burg-Spange\'-miniature attached) and an: \'EK II. Kl.\' The attractive - and actually in this format scarcely encountered! - two-pieced, WH (Heeres, LW etc.) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') is showing respectively the ribbons for a: Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Czechoslovakia) having a detailed (and somewhat larger-sized) 'Prager Burg-Spange'-miniature attached and an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross second-class). Both ribbons are of the larger (ie. regular-) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 2,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 5 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not 'backed' but comes mounted onto a metal 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment. The very detailed- and firmly attached 'Prager Burg'-device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved. This particular example was ony moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 2-pieced-, WH-'Band-/Feldspange' having a not that often seen combination: great to decorate almost any tunic!

2-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for a: \'WH-DA der 3. Kl.\' with (golden-coloured-) eagle-device attached and a: \'Westwall\'-medal This is a neat example of a 2-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange') respectively showing the ribbons for a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine): 'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: 12-years loyal-service medal having a detailed, golden-toned eagle-device attached) and a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), both ribbons coming in an overall nice- (albeit used and/or moderately worn-), condition. The - detailed! - (eagle-) device has a neat and/or minimally 'frosted' albeit detailed appearance: it retains a nice and/or bright-coloured age-patina. The piece - with shows both its bars in the 'standard'- ie. regular (2,5 cm. wide-) version - is fully functional and comes mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up: it is not 'backed' but comes mounted on a chrome-based, 'backing-plate' as more often. Simply an attractive 'Feld- o. Bandspange': ideal to upgrade or decorate almost any TR-related tunic!

3-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing resp. a: \'KvK 2. Kl. ohne Schw.\' (or: War Merits\' Cross second class without swords) and two (Austrian- and a Czech) \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medals: \'1 März 1938\' (ie. \'1 October 1938\') This an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn - example of a three-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing respectively a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' (or: War Merits\' Cross second class without swords), an: WH Austrian \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 März 1938\' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria, which started on 1 March 1938) and a WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 October 1938\' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that come all three period-mounted as a (non-detachable) \'Ordenspange\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The KvK is an acttractive, very detailed and/or typical golden-bronze-toned (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based) specimen that just shows a minimally tarnished ie. stained appearance. It is totally void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). Both \'Anschluss\'-medals are truly attractive examples having great pronounced detail: truly most of their silver- (ie. golden-) toned finish is still perfectly preserved whereas the medal has an attractive tarnish ie. age-patina without showing any defaults. The \'Spange\' just shows some minimal dust acquired over the years: the ribbons show some equal minor usage and/or staining. The \'Spange\' has truly very nice detail and is \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-green-coloured linnen and comes naturally mounted on its (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - example of a non-detachable, 3-pieced \'Ordenspange\' with an unusally encountered combination that can be mounted on almost any WH-tunic!

3-pieced WH (Heeres, LW etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for a: \'KvK II. Kl. m. S.\', an: Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal (having a detailed \'Prager Burg-Spange\'-miniature attached) The attractive - and actually in this format scarcely encountered! - three-pieced, WH (Heeres, LW etc.) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') is showing respectively the ribbons for a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: war-merits' cross 2nd class with swords), an Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Austria) and a Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Czechoslovakia) having a detailed 'Prager Burg-Spange'-miniature attached. All three ribbons are of the smaller (ie. regular-) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not 'backed' but comes mounted onto a chrome-based 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment. The very detailed- and firmly attached 'Prager Burg'-device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved. This particular example was ony moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 3-pieced-, WH-'Band-/Feldspange' having a not that often seen combination: great to decorate almost any tunic!

3-pieced, WH (Heeres, LW etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for a: \'KvK II. Kl. m. S.\', an: \'Ost-medal\' and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal (having a detailed \'Prager Burg-Spange\'-miniature attached) The attractive - and actually in this format scarcely encountered! - three-pieced, WH (Heeres, LW etc.) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') is showing respectively the ribbons for a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: war-merits' cross 2nd class with swords), a: 'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front- ie. 'Ost'-medal) and a Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Czechoslovakia) having a detailed 'Prager Burg-Spange'-miniature attached. All three ribbons are of the smaller (ie. regular-) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 3,5 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment. The very detailed- and firmly attached 'Prager Burg'-device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved. This particular example was ony moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 3-pieced-, WH-'Band-/Feldspange' having a not that often seen combination: great to decorate almost any tunic!

3-pieced, WH (Polizei etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for a WWI-period: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'FKK 14-18 m. S.\' and a: \'Polizei DA der II. Kl.\' (having a detailed miniature attached) The attractive - and actually in this format scarcely encountered! - three-pieced, WH (Polizei etc.) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') is showing respectively the ribbons for a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross second-class), a: WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter')' and a (scarcely seen!) so-called: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung der 2. Stufe' (or: police loyal service medal of the 2nd class as was awarded for 18 years of service) having a detailed (and regular-sized) police-eagle-miniature attached. All three ribbons are of the larger (ie. regular-) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is nicely 'backed' with field-grey-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment. The very detailed- and firmly attached 'Polizei'-device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved. This particular example was ony moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 3-pieced-, WH- ie. 'Polizei'-related 'Band-/Feldspange' having a not that often seen combination: great to decorate almost any tunic!

3-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for an: \'EK 2. Klasse\', a \'WH-DA der 3. Kl.\' with (golden-coloured-) eagle-device attached and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal This is a neat example of a 3-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange') respectively showing the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd class), a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine): 'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: 12-years loyal-service medal having a detailed, golden-toned eagle-device attached) and a: WH Czech occupation medal '1 October 1938' (as was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938), all three ribbons coming in an overall nice- (albeit used and/or moderately worn-), condition. The - detailed! - (eagle-) device has a neat and/or minimally 'frosted' albeit detailed appearance: it retains a nice and/or bright-coloured age-patina. The piece - with shows all three bars in the 'standard'- ie. regular (1,5 cm. wide-) version - is fully functional and comes mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up: it is not 'backed' but comes mounted on a chrome-based, 'backing-plate' as more often. Simply an attractive 'Feld- o. Bandspange': ideal to upgrade or decorate almost any TR-related tunic!

3-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for an: \'EK 2. Klasse\', a \'WH-DA der 3. Kl.\' with (golden-coloured-) eagle-device attached and a: \'Westwall\'-medal This is a neat example of a 3-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange') respectively showing the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd class), a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine): 'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: 12-years loyal-service medal having a detailed, golden-toned eagle-device attached) and a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), all three ribbons coming in an overall nice- (albeit used and/or moderately worn-), condition. The - detailed! - (eagle-) device has a neat and/or minimally 'frosted' albeit detailed appearance: it retains a nice and/or bright-coloured age-patina. The piece - with shows all three bars in the 'standard'- ie. regular (1,5 cm. wide-) version - is fully functional and comes mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up: it is not 'backed' but comes mounted on a chrome-based, 'backing-plate' as more often. Simply an attractive 'Feld- o. Bandspange': ideal to upgrade or decorate almost any TR-related tunic!

3-pieced-, WH (Heeres- ie. KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing the ribbons for an: \'EK II. Klasse\', an: \'Ost\'-medal and a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) This is a neat three-pieced-, WH (Heeres- ie. KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') showing respectively the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a: 'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front- ie. 'Ost'-medal) and a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine): 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: 4-years loyal-service medal that is shows a silver-coloured eagle-device attached) all three ribbons coming in an overall nice- (albeit used and/or moderately worn-), condition. All three ribbons are of the smaller (ie. regular-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not 'backed' but comes mounted onto a metal-based 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 3-pieced-, WH-'Band-/Feldspange' having a more often seen combination: great to decorate almost any TR-period tunic!

3-pieced-, WH (Heeres- ie. KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing the ribbons for an: \'Ost\'-medal, a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and a: \'Westwall\'-medal This is a neat three-pieced-, WH (Heeres- ie. KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') showing respectively the ribbons for a: 'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front- ie. 'Ost'-medal), a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine): 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: 4-years loyal-service medal that is void of an attached eagle-device) and a: a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) all three ribbons coming in an overall nice- (albeit used and/or moderately worn-), condition. All three ribbons are of the smaller (ie. regular-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is 'backed' with a piece of grass-green-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 3-pieced-, WH-'Band-/Feldspange' having a not that often seen combination: great to decorate almost any TR-period tunic!

4-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\', a: \'KvK II. Klasse mit Schw.\', a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' and a WWI-period: \'FKK o. Schw.\' I recently found two - fully identical and minimally used! - examples of a four-pieced, Third Reich- (ie. WWI-) period medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') that are both respectively showing the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwertern' (or: war-merits'-cross second class with swords), a: 'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front- ie. 'Ost'- medal) and a WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwerten' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwertern') and that come both in a minimally used- ie. worn, condition. All four ribbons are of the regular ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as more often encountered (both 'Bandspangen' have a total length of approximately 6 cms. each as can be seen on the pictures). Both 'Spangen' coms in a nice condition overall and are of course fully functional: they are nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool and retain their functional pin-/catch-attachment (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply an attractive 4-pieced, 'Band-/Feldspange': great to decorate almost any tunic!

4-pieced WH (Heer) ‘\'Panzer-Aufklärungs\'’-related award-document grouping, all four documents as awarded to the ‘(Ober-)Gefreiten’ Lang, member within the: ‘4./Pz,-Aufklärungs-Abt. 9’ (part of the: ‘9.Pz-Division’) This is a truly nice - and fairly unusually encountered! - 4-pieced, WH (Heer) ‘Panzer-Aufklärungs’-related award-document grouping, all four documents, as awarded to the ‘(Ober-)Gefreiten’ Werner Lang, member within the: ‘4./Panzer-Aufklärungs-Abteilung 9’ (part of the: ‘9.Panzer-Division’), all four documents in a nice and/or undamaged (albeit partly ‘hole-punched’) condition. The set includes respectively the documents for a: ‘Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz’ (or black wound-badge), an ‘Ost’-medal (or ‘Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten’), a neat (and not that often seen!) so-called: ‘Kraftfahrbewährungsabzeichen in Gold’ (or golden-class drivers’ badge) and a neat ‘Besitzzeugnis’ as issued for the Bulgarian ‘Soldatenkreuz des Tapferkeitsordens IV. Klasse’. All four documents are in a wonderfull condition overall: they are not denazified and all nicely ink-stamped and/or signed: all four A-5-sized documents are just once folded and as stated ‘hole-punched’ and are a bit yellowed by normal age ie. storage for decades. The first document in the set is a ‘standard’ and/or A5-sized award-document, as intended for a: ‘Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941/42’ (or ‘Ostmedal’), which was awarded to Lang on 1 August 1942. This document is nicely signed by a (regrettably unidentified) ‘Chefarzt u. Oberstabsarzt’. It is nicely - and clearly! - ink-stamped with a stamp that reads: ‘Reservelazarett ...’ (unreadable). The second document in the set is a neat - and rarely observed! - award-document as issued for the Bulgarian ‘Soldatenkreuz des Tapferkeitsordens 4. Klasse’ - which Lang obtained on 20 June 1942. This is also a neat A5-sized and/or pre-printed example executed in German language (or ‘Vordrückte Besitzzeugnis’). This document is clearly signed by Langs’ commanding officer being an unidentified: ‘Oberleutnant u. Batl.-Kommandeur’. This example is also clearly (red) ink-stamped with a stamp that reads: ‘Krd.Schütz.Btl.59’ (being a motorcycle-related unit!). The document was most certainly handed out (on 20 June 1942) ‘at the front’ (something that can easily be deducted from the typed wording: ‘Im Felde’). The third document in the set is an award-document (or ‘Vorbedrückte Besitzzeugnis’), as intended for the: ‘Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz’ (or black wound-badge), as awarded to Lang on 25 July 1943 (for injuries that he got on 25 July 1943). At that time he served within the: ‘Panzer-Aufklärungs-Abteilung 9’. It is nicely signed by an (unidentified) ‘Oberstabsarzt u. Chefarzt’ and is nicely - and clearly! - ink-stamped: ‘Reserve-Lazarett Jauer’. The fourth - and last - document in the set is a neat - and actually rarely observed! - IMO ‘provisional’ and/or machine-typed award-document (or ‘Besitzzeugnis’) as issued for a: ‘Kraftfahrbewährungsabzeichen in Gold’ (or golden-class drivers’ badge), which Lang obtained on 2 July 1943. This example is also clearly (purple) ink-stamped with a stamp that reads: Panzer-Aufklärungs-Abteilung 9’ and is neatly signed by Langs’ commanding-officer being a (unidentified) ‘Hauptmann u. Abteilungsleiter’. At that time he served within the: ‘4./Panzer-Aufklärungs-Abteilung 9’. This document was most certainly also handed-out (on 2 July 1943) ‘at the front’ (something that can easily be deducted from the typed wording: ‘Im Felde’). I deem that this neat little grouping most certainly merits further investigation. This neat medium-sized grouping on offer here shows the complete army-career (including unit-transfers) of a reconnaisance-Panzer-soldier (most likely a: ‘Kradschützen’-soldier or motor-cyclist). The set was never before in a collection and originates from a private house-hold. Simply a nice and desirable WH (Heer) ‘Panzer-Aufklärungs’-related award-document grouping that is IMO accordingly priced!

4-pieced WH (Heeres, SS, KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing resp. a: \'KvK II. Kl. m. Schw.\', an: \'Ost\'-medal, a: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' and a: \'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939\' The attractive - and actually in this combination scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres, SS, KM etc.) four-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') shows respectively a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern' (or: war-merits'-cross second class with swords), a: 'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front- ie. 'Ost'- medal), a: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of civil loyal-service) and a: 'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939' all four awards coming in an overall nice- (albeit moderatly used and/or worn-), condition. All four awards are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and naturally also come mounted on their period ribbons. The 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern' is a nicely preserved example as executed in golden-bronze-toned 'Buntmetall'. The 'Ost'-medal is executed in typical 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal and medal retains an attractive (ie. blue-greyish-coloured-) and/or fairly 'matted' age-patina and has never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse' has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika-area. The bronze-golden-toned (and I deem zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based: 'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939' is a nicely preserved example that is just a tiny bit stained. The 'Spange' comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-bar was recently found at a private household and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike: it originated from a private household and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very attractive - and truly decorative! - four-pieced, medal-bar- ie. 'Spange' that is in my opinon accordingly priced!

4-pieced WH (Luftwaffe) \'cyphered\'-, officers-pattern shoulderboard-pair and dito collar-tabs as piped in the rust-brown-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for musicians- ie. band-leaders (or: \'Musikmeister im Offiziersrang\') This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching and with certainty very rarely encountered! - 4-pieced WH (Luftwaffe) 'cyphered'-, officers-pattern shoulderboard-pair and dito collar-tabs, all four pieces as piped in the light-brown- (ie. 'hellbrauner'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for musicians- ie. band-leaders (or: 'Musikmeister im Offiziersrang') and that comes in overall very nice- (IMO issued- albeit never worn-), condition. The attractive shoulderboards - which are constructed from the silver- and bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured 'braid' and having the light-brown-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'underlays' - come in an excellent condition overall and are simply hard to be upgraded. The 'upperdecks' show the (obligatory) integrated 'stripes' of bright-red-coloured 'braid' as to be expected. The shoulderboards - which measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - show two identical (neatly darker golden-toned- and/or matching-) so-called: 'Lyra'-cyphers and a single pip each attached (which all four retain most of their golden-bronze toned finish) and were as such intended for an officer with the rank of: 'Oberleutnant' (ie. lieutnant first-class). The boards come with their typical officers'-type tongues attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair came together with a neatly hand-embroidered pair of (also light-brown-piped) collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel'). These are 'backed' with beige-coloured 'Buckram' and show the additional hand-embroidered 'Lyra'-cyphers (as can be seen on the pictures). All four insignia are as stated above piped in the light-brown- (ie. 'hellbrauner'-) coloured branchcolour something that indicates that the officer who wore this set belonged to the: 'Nachrichten-Truppen' (or: signal troops). Simply a superb - and truly rarely encountered! - 'Luftwaffe', commised-officers'-type shoulderboard- and collar-tab-set that will be very hard to be upgraded. Only the first such rare and complete insignia-set I ever had on offer!

4-pieced, WH (Heeres o. KM etc.) ribbon-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for a: \'KvK II.Kl. m. Schw.\', two WH (Heeres) \'DA\' (of resp. the third- and/or fourth class ie. \'3. u. 4. Stufe\') and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal The attractive - and just moderately used- ie. worn! - four-pieced, WH (Heeres, Kriegsmarine, Luftwaffe o. Waffen-SS) ribbon-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') respectively depicts the ribbons for a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (or: War Merits\' Cross second class with swords), two WH (Heeres ie. evt. Kriegsmarine) \'Dienst-Auszeichnungen\' (of resp. the third- and/or fourth class ie. \'3. u. 4. Stufe\') or: WH loyal-service medals for respectively 4 and or 12 years of loyal-service) that both have their detailed (silver- ie. golden-toned) eagle-device attached and a: WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 October 1938\' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes in an overall nicely preserved, condition. All four ribbons are of the regular- (ie. somewhat smaller) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,2 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has thus a total length of approximately 5 cms.). The \'Spange\' comes in an overall nice condition and is of course fully functional: it is not \'backed\' but comes mounted onto a metal \'backing-plate\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-attachment. This particular example was - I deem - only moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive four-pieced, WH-related \'Band-/Feldspange\': great to decorate almost any WH-tunic!

4-pieced, WH (Heeres o. KM etc.) ribbon-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for an: \'EK II.Kl.\', a: \'KvK II.Kl. m. Schw.\', an: \'Ost\'-medal and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal The attractive - and just moderately used- ie. worn! - four-pieced, WH (Heeres, Kriegsmarine, Luftwaffe o. Waffen-SS) ribbon-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') respectively depicts the ribbons for an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class), a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (or: War Merits\' Cross second class with swords), a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Ost-medal) and a: WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 October 1938\' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes in an overall nicely preserved, condition. All four ribbons are of the regular- (ie. somewhat smaller) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,2 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has thus a total length of approximately 5 cms.). The \'Spange\' comes in an overall nice condition and is of course fully functional: it is not \'backed\' but comes mounted onto a metal \'backing-plate\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-attachment. This particular example was - I deem - only moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive four-pieced, WH-related \'Band-/Feldspange\': great to decorate almost any WH-tunic!

4-pieced, WH (Heeres o. KM) ribbon-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for an: \'EK II.Kl.\', a: (WH) \'DA 4. St.\', an: Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal and a: \'Westwall\'-medal The attractive - clearly used- ie. worn! - four-pieced, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) ribbon-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') respectively depicts the ribbons for an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class), a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) \'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: service-award for 4 years of loyal-service) that is having a neat silver-toned eagle-device attached, an: Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal (which medal was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria, which started on 1 March 1938) and a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) and that comes in an overall nicely preserved, condition. All four ribbons are of the regular- (ie. somewhat smaller) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,2 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has thus a total length of approximately 5 cms.). The \'Spange\' comes in an overall nice condition and is of course fully functional: it is not \'backed\' but comes mounted onto a metal \'backing-plate\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-attachment. This particular example was - I deem - only moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive four-pieced, WH-related \'Band-/Feldspange\': great to decorate almost any WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) tunic!

4-pieced-, WH (Heeres o. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for a: \'KvK II. Kl. m. Schw.\', a: \'WH-DA der 4. Kl.\' (with eagle-device), a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal (with \'Prager Burg-Spange\'-miniature attached This is a neat example of a four-pieced, ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange') respectively showing the ribbons for a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: war-merits' cross 2nd class with swords), a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) that comes with a silver-coloured eagle-device attached,. a: Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (with 'Prager Burg-Spange'-miniature attached) and an unknown award (possibly a WWI-period service-medal). All four ribbons are of the smaller (ie. regular-) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 6 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is , however, not 'backed' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment. The very detailed- and firmly attached 'Prager Burg'-device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved. This particular example was ony moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 4-pieced-, WH-'Band-/Feldspange' having a not that often seen combination: great to decorate almost any tunic!

4-pieced-, WH (Heeres- ie. KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing the ribbons for an: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'KvK II. Kl. m. Schw.\', an: \'Ost\'-medal and a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) This is a neat four-pieced-, WH (Heeres- ie. KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') showing respectively the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: War Merits' Cross second class with swords), a: 'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front- ie. 'Ost'-medal) and a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine): 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: 4-years loyal-service medal that is shows a golden-coloured eagle-device attached) all four ribbons coming in an overall nice- (albeit used and/or moderately worn-), condition. All three ribbons are of the smaller (ie. regular-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 6,0 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is neatly 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 4-pieced-, WH-'Band-/Feldspange' having a more often seen combination: great to decorate almost any TR-period tunic!

4-pieced-, WH (Heeres- ie. KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing the ribbons for resp. an: \'EK II. Kl.\', an: \'Ost\'-medal, a: \'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and a Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal This is a neat four-pieced-, WH (Heeres- ie. KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') showing respectively the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a: 'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front- ie. 'Ost'-medal), a neat: RAD- (ie. Reichsarbeitsdienst): 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: 4-years loyal-service medal that shows a bronze-coloured spade-device attached) and a: Czech 'Anschluss' medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938'), all four ribbons coming in an overall nice- (albeit used and/or moderately worn-), condition. All four ribbons are of the smaller (ie. regular-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 6,0 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not 'backed' but is mounted on a chrome-based backing-plate (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 4-pieced-, WH-'Band-/Feldspange' having a more often seen combination: great to decorate almost any TR-period tunic!

5-pieced WH (Heeres o. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for a: \'KvK II. Kl. m. S.\', a: \'Westwall\'-medal, a: WH (Heeres o. KM) DA 4. St., a: Bulgarian medal: \'Za Chabrost\' and a: \'Deu.-Ital. Feldzugsmedaille\' This is a neat - and unusually somewhat larger-sized! - example of a five-pieced, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') respectively showing the ribbons for a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (or: War Merits\' Cross second class with swords), a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal), a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) \'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: service-award for 4-years of loyal-service), a: Bulgarian WWII-period, commemorative-medal called: \'Medal of Merit 4th Class\' (being of the 2nd grade with swords aka: \'Za Chabrost\' (or: \'For Bravery\') and a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal). The \'Bandspange\' comes in an overall very nice- (albeit used and/or moderately worn-), condition. The - detailed! - devices have a neat and/or minimally \'frosted\' albeit detailed appearance: they retain all three a nice and/or minimally tarnished age-patina. The piece - with shows all five bars in the \'standard\'- ie. smaller (1,5 cm. wide-) version and that is confectioned in a \'regular manner\' - is fully functional and comes mounted onto its functional pin- and/or catch set-up: the piece is not \'backed\' with a piece of wool but comes mounted onto a metal-based \'backing-plate\' as is more often seen. Simply an attractive WWII-period, 5-pieced \'Feld- o. Bandspange\': ideal to upgrade or decorate almost any TR-related tunic!

5-pieced WH (LW) ribbon-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for an: \'EK II.Kl.\', a: (WH) \'DA 4. St.\', an: \'Olympiade 1936\'-medal, a: \'Deu-Ital. E.\'-medal and a Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal (showing a miniature \'PB-Spange\'!) The attractive - clearly used- ie. worn and in this combination scarcely found! - five-pieced, WH (Luftwaffe) ribbon-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') respectively depicts the ribbons for an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class), a: WH (Luftwaffe) \'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: service-award for 4 years of loyal-service) that is having a neat silver-toned (and early- ie. \'down-tailed\') eagle-device attached, a: \'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936\', a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) and a Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal (having a detailed- and somewhat smaller-sized miniature \'Prager Burg-Spange\' firmly attached) which medal was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes in an overall nicely preserved, condition. All five ribbons are of the regular- (ie. somewhat smaller) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,2 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has thus a total length of approximately 6 cms.). The \'Spange\' comes in an overall nice condition and is of course fully functional: it is not \'backed\' but comes mounted onto a metal \'backing-plate\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-attachment. The - firmly-attached - \'Prager Burg\'-device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved something that is also valid for the LW-eagle-device. This particular example was - I deem - only moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive five-pieced, LW-related \'Band-/Feldspange\': great to decorate almost any WH- ie. Luftwaffe-tunic!

5-pieced, WH medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for a WWI-period: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'KVK II. Kl.\', a: \'FKK 14-18 m. S.\', a: \'LS Ehrenzeichen and a: \'DA der I. Kl.\' (having a detailed miniature attached) The attractive - and actually in this format scarcely encountered! - five-pieced, WH (Heeres etc.) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') is showing respectively the ribbons for a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross second-class), a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse ohne Schwerter' (or: war-merits' cross 2nd class without swords), a: WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter')', a: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe' (or: air-raid-warden service-medal second-class) and a: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal-service) having a detailed (golden-toned) miniature attached. All five ribbons are of the larger (ie. regular-) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 7,5 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is nicely 'backed' with field-grey-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment. The very detailed- and firmly attached devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have been nicely preserved. This particular example was ony moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 5-pieced-, WH-related 'Band-/Feldspange' having a not that often seen combination: great to decorate almost any tunic!

5-pieced-, WH (Heeres) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing the ribbons for an: \'EK II. Kl.\', an: \'Ost\'-medal, a: WH \'DA\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service), a: \'Westwall\'-medal and an: \'Order of the Star of Romania\' This is an attractive example of a five-pieced-, WH (Heeres) medal-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange') showing respectively the confectioned ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), an: 'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front ie. 'Ost'-medal), a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: army-loyal-service medal that was awarded for four years of loyal service) that comes with a detailed, golde-silver-coloured eagle-device attached, a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) and a Romanian so-called: 'Order of the Star of Romania' (or in Romanian language: 'Ordinul Steaua României') that comes with an attached swords-device. The 'Spange' comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderatly used and/or worn-), condition. All five ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 7,5 cms.) and is not 'backed' with a piece of wool but comes mounted on a metal-based 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining. Simply a neat, five-pieced- 'Feld- o. Bandspange' that can be used for almost any tunic!

7-pieced-, WH (LW) medal-bar showing the ribbons for a WWI-period: \'EK II.Kl.\', a: \'KvK II.Kl.\', a: \'FKK m. S.\', two \'WH-DA der 3. u. 4. Kl.\' (having their eagle-devices attached) a Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal and a Spanish Civil War medal This is an attractive example of a seven-pieced-, WWI (ie. WWII-) period- (and WH 'Luftwaffe'-related) ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange') respectively showing the ribbons for a: WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd class), a: Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: War Merits' Cross second class with swords), a WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter'), two WH (Luftwaffe) 'Dienstauszeichnungen' (for resp. 4 and 12 years of loyal-service) both pieces having their golden- ie. silver-toned eagle-device period-attached), a: Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Czechoslovakia) having a detailed 'Prager Burg-Spange'-miniature attached) and a: Spanish Civil-War commemorative-medal called: 'Medalla de la Campaña 1936-1939'. The piece - that has a total length of 10,5 cms. - comes in an overall very nice- (albeit used and/or moderately worn-), condition. The - detailed! - (eagle-) devices have a neat and/or minimally 'frosted' albeit detailed appearance: they all retain a nice and/or somewhat tarnished age-patina. The piece - with shows all seven bars in the 'standard'- ie. regular (1,5 cms. wide-) version and that is confectioned in a 'regular manner' - is fully functional and comes mounted onto its regular pin- ie. pin/catch set-up: the piece is, however, not 'backed' as is more often seen. The piece originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. It should be noted that these fairly longer-sized 'Luftwaffe'-related 'Feld- o. Bandspangen' are not that easily encountered and can easily be graded 'very scarce'. Simply a very attractive (and long-sized!) WWI (ie. WWII-) period: Luftwaffe-related 'Feld- o. Bandspange': ideal to upgrade or decorate almost any TR-related 'Luftwaffe'-tunic!

8-pieced WH (Heeres) \'Gebirgsjäger\'-related insignia- and/or award-grouping that belonged to a soldier (ie. NCO ie. \'Unteroffizier\') who served within the: \'Gebirgs-Pionier-Bataillon 54\' and that comes mounted onto a period-compiled \'card\' This is a very interesting - and actually scarcely encountered! - 8-pieced WH (Heeres) 'Gebirgsjäger'-related insignia- and medal-grouping that belonged to a soldier (ie. NCO or: 'Unteroffizier') who served within the: 'Gebirgs-Pionier-Bataillon 54' and that comes mounted onto a period-compiled 'card' as recently found. The grouping respectively comprises of a (rarely seen!) pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, so-called: 'M36-/M40'-pattern- (pointed-styled-) 'cyphered'- and/or per regulation non-piped NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for - and worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier des 'Gebirgs-Pionier-Bataillon 54' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the army mountain-troops/engineers battalion, numbered: '54'). These shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,9 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have (of course) no piping attached. They show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) so-called: '5'- and '4'-cyphers ie. numerals. Both 'cyphers' are executed in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured wool ie. linnen and are additionally piped in white as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which come without tongues and came clearly 'cut-off a tunic' - have the 'standard-pattern', silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and do show moderate usage and/or wear. Next to this, the set comprises of a (worn and tunic-removed) 'Edelweiss'-arm-patch (in 'BeVo'-woven style) and a neat black- (ie. white-piped) 'Pioniere'-related: 'Signal-Blitz'. Furthermore are there two 'ribbon-bars' (ie. 'Band-/Feldspangen') of which one is intended for a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service). There is also a (nicely preserved) 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (by a by me unidentified maker) that comes mounted onto an incorrect (but period-done!) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'): I could not determine if it deals with a maker-marked example: the ring is firmly obscured by the ribbon. The IC has a nicely preserved black-coloured (ie. 'satin'-like) 'inner-core' that is void of any damage. Lastly does the set include a: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938' as was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938'. This example comes mounted onto its period ribbon and is just a bit tarnished by age (as can be seen on the pictures). All eight pieces were (firmly!) glued onto a carton-based 'card' (sized: 24 x 18 cms.) that was most certainly once framed. Simply a very attractive, 8-pieced WH (Heeres) 'Gebirgsjäger'-related insignia- and/or award-grouping that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier') who served within the: 'Gebirgs-Pionier-Bataillon 54'!

8-pieced-, WH (LW) medal-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for a WWI-period: \'EK II.Kl.\', a: \'FKK m. S.\', two \'WH-DA der 3. u. 4. Kl.\' (having their golden-toned eagle-devices attached) and 4 other WWI-period awards This is a neat example of an eight-pieced-, WWI (ie. WWII-) period- (and WH 'Heeres o. Kriegsmarine'-related) ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange') respectively showing the ribbons for a: WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd class), a WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter'), two WH (Heeres o. KM) 'Dienstauszeichnungen' (for IMO resp. 4 and 12 years of loyal-service) both pieces having their golden-toned eagle-device period-attached) and four other (pre) WWI-period, commemorative awards (some of which are showing their period-applied devices attaches). The piece comes in an overall very nice- (albeit used and/or moderately worn-), condition. The - detailed! - (eagle-) devices have a neat and/or minimally 'frosted' albeit detailed appearance: they both retain a nice and/or bright-coloured age-patina. The piece - with shows all eight bars in the 'standard'- ie. regular (2 cms. wide-) version and that is confectioned in a 'regular manner' - is fully functional and comes without pin-/catch set-up (it was sewn on the tunic): the piece is, moreover, nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool as is more often seen. The piece originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive (and long-sized!) WWI (ie. WWII-) period: 'Feld- o. Bandspange': ideal to upgrade or decorate almost any TR-related 'Heeres o. Kriegsmarine'-tunic!

8-pieced-, WWI- (ie. WWII-) period ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\'), showing resp. the ribbons for (amongst others) an: \'EK II. Klasse\', a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.\', a: \'KvK II. Kl. m. Schw.\' and two \'WH-DA\' This is a truly very attractive 8-pieced-, WWI- (ie. WWII-) period ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange') showing respectively the ribbons for a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz der II. Kl.' (or: iron-cross second class), a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: War Merits' Cross second class with swords), an Austrian: 'bronzene Tapferkeitsmedaille' (having a golden-toned laurel-wreath attached), a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.' (or: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter'), two so-called: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnungen der 2. u. 3. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service-medals as were respectively awarded for twelve- ie. eigtheen years of loyal-service both having a (bright-golden-coloured-) eagle-device period-attached) and two (Austrian) service-medals. All eigth ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1 cms. each (as is more often encountered). The 'Spange' comes in a very nice condition overall and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of purple-coloured wool (as is more often seen). The firmly attached (and detailed!) devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have all been very nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply a very attractive 'Feld- o. Bandspange' having an unusual combination and that presumably belonged to an Austrian WWI and WWII-veteran: great to decorate almost any WWI (ie. WWII-) tunic!

9-pieced-, WH (LW) medal-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for a WWI-period: \'EK II.Kl.\', a: \'FKK m. S.\', two \'WH-DA der 1. u. 2. Kl.\' (having their golden-toned eagle-devices attached) and 5 other WWI-period awards This is a neat example of a nine-pieced-, WWI (ie. WWII-) period- (and WH 'Luftwaffe'-related) ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange') respectively showing the ribbons for a: WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd class), a WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter'), two WH (Heeres o. KM) 'Dienstauszeichnungen' (for IMO resp. 18 and 25 years of loyal-service) both pieces having their golden-toned eagle-device period-attached) and five other (pre) WWI-period, commemorative awards (some of which are showing their period-applied devices attaches). The piece comes in an overall very nice- (albeit used and/or moderately worn-), condition. The - detailed! - (eagle-) devices have a neat and/or minimally 'frosted' albeit detailed appearance: they both retain a nice and/or bright-coloured age-patina. The piece - with shows all nine bars in the 'standard'- ie. regular (1,5 cms. wide-) version and that is confectioned in a 'regular manner' - is fully functional and comes mounted on its functional pin- and/or catch set-up: the piece is, moreover, nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as is more often seen. The piece originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors-hands: I deem that this particular piece belonged to high-grade LW-officer (maybe even a general-officer!) and would certainly merit further investigative work: it might even well be that the officers'-name might be uncovered. Simply a very attractive (and long-sized!) WWI (ie. WWII-) period: 'Feld- o. Bandspange': ideal to upgrade or decorate almost any TR-related 'Luftwaffe'-tunic!

A4-sized WH (Kriegsmarine) award-document for a: \'‘WH-Dienstauszeichnung IV. Kl.’\', as issued to the: \'‘Oberstabsmatrosen\'’ Leschinsky, who served within the: ‘\'I. Marineunteroffizierlehrabteilung’\' This is a nice example of a decorative (and A-4 sized) 'standard’ - albeit variant- and/or early type! - A4-sized WH (Reichs- ie. Kriegsmarine) award-document as issued on 2 October 1936 for a: ‘WH-Dienstauszeichnung IV. Kl.’ (or loyal service-medal of the fourth class) to the: ‘Oberstabsmatrosen’ named: Ernst Leschinsky, who served within the: ‘I. Marineunteroffizierlehrabteilung’, in overall nice, albeit used condition. The document - which shows a neat pre-printed eagle-device on the top as more often encountered - and is in an overall nice, unfolded and not hole-punched, condition: it is also not denazified and just somewhat dirty and stained by normal storage. It is nicely - and clearly! - signed by the: ‘II.Admiral der Ostsee’ being the: ‘Konteradmiral’ Otto von Schrader (18-03-1888 - 19-07-1945). Von Schrader was a highly decorated naval career-officer who was awarded the ‘Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes’ (or knights cross of the iron cross) on 19 August 1943. The document is also nicely (blue) ink-stamped with an early-type stamp that clearly reads: ‘Reichsmarine - II.Admiral der Ostsee - Schiffstammdivision’. Simply a nice 'standard' - and very early ie. pre-war - ‘Reichs- ie. Kriegsmarine’ so-called: ‘Dienstauszeichnung IV Klasse’ award-document as awarded to an ‘Oberstabsmatrosen’ who joined the naval-forces as early as 1932!

A5-sized \'DRK\'-related award-document & insignia set, as intended for a 5-year loyal-service stripe (ie.: \'DRK Auszeichnungsborte\') as issued to the: \'DRK-Helfer\' Alois Sauer This is a truly very nice - and actually never before encountered! - A5-sized and neatly pre-printed example of a: 'DRK'- (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German red cross-) related award-document (and accompanying insignia ie. stripe or 'Borte'!) as intended for a 5-year loyal-service stripe (ie. so-called: 'DRK Auszeichnungsborte'), as issued on 30 January 1940, to the: 'DRK-Helfer' Alois Sauer, member withing the medical-institute: 'Stockheim (Kst.Mellrichstadt)', in overall very nice and totally undamaged condition. The neat pre-printed- (ie. 'Vorbedrücktes'-) document shows the typical 'DRK'-logo in the upper right-corner and was apparently issued on behalf of the: 'Stellvertretende Landesführer des Landesstelle XIII', being the: 'DRK-Generalführer' named: Dr. Konrad. The document bears a (facsimile) signature of this DRK general-officer. The document is also - clearly! - ink-stamped with a (blue-/red coloured-) ink-stamp that reads: 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz - Landesstelle XIII'. Although the fact that the stripe ie. 'Borte' was issued to the male-nurse Sauer with effect on 30 January 1940, the document bears a later date, namely: 1 September 1942 (something that was not unusal). As stated is the document accompanied by its (never mounted- nor used-) insignia ie. stripe (or 'Borte'): this piece measures 10,5 cms. in length and is neatly woven in silver-braid having a red-coloured centre-strip as per regulation. These insignia were worn on the lower right-arm of the greyish-black- coloured uniforms. As stated is the document in an overall very nice condition: it is not denazified nor damaged and has just been once-foilded. I deem that this very interesting DRK-award-document-/insignia grouping would most certainly merit further investigative work: only the first such set I ever had on offer!

Actually rarely seen, WH (Heeres) Pz-\'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as intended for usage on the black-coloured \'Panzer\'-type \'wrap-around\'-tunics as was intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' This is an attractive - and truly rarely found! - example of a WH (Heeres) Panzer-related-\'Armwinkel\' (ie. rank-chevron) as specifically intended for usage on the black-coloured \'Panzer\'-type \'wrap-around\'-tunics as was executed on a typical black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background as was intended for usage by a soldier with the - unusually encountered! - rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' (ie. senior-private) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued albeit never worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and silverish-white-coloured) \'star\' whereunder a double-stripe of silverish-coloured- and/or \'standard\'-pattern NCO-braid can be observed. The patch was presumably issued but was never tunic-attached and will be hard to be upgraded. The piece is additionally \'backed\' with a piece of black-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The black-coloured piece was most certainly intended for army (ie. Heeres) usage and could not be used by an SS-staffmember simply due to the fact that this particular rank did NOT exist within the (Waffen) SS. Simply a very attractive WH \'Panzer\'-type rank-badge that is I deem priced according to its unmistaken rarity!

Actually rarely seen, WH (Heeres) Pz-\'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as intended for usage on the black-coloured \'Panzer\'-type \'wrap-around\'-tunics as was intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' This is an attractive - and truly rarely found! - example of a WH (Heeres) Panzer-related-\'Armwinkel\' (ie. rank-chevron) as specifically intended for usage on the black-coloured \'Panzer\'-type \'wrap-around\'-tunics as was executed on a typical black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background as was intended for usage by a soldier with the - unusually encountered! - rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' (ie. senior-private) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued albeit never worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and silverish-white-coloured) \'star\' whereunder a double-stripe of bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. sub-dued) and/or \'standard\'-pattern NCO-braid can be observed. The patch was presumably issued but was never tunic-attached and will be hard to be upgraded. The piece is not additionally \'backed\' as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The black-coloured piece was most certainly intended for army (ie. Heeres) usage and could not be used by an SS-staffmember simply due to the fact that this particular rank did NOT exist within the (Waffen) SS. Simply a very attractive WH \'Panzer\'-type rank-badge that is I deem priced according to its unmistaken rarity!

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Air-raid warden medal (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2.Stufe\'), being an neat maker- (ie. \'60\'-) marked and/or regular-weight version as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') The neat maker- (ie. '60'-) marked medal comes together with its (neatly pre-confectioned and/or pre-folded- ie. 19 cms. sized-) ribbon and is in very nice condition overall. The medal was IMO most certainly issued and/or minimally worn (it shows some dust and dirt simply caused by years of storage and or minimal wear) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any defaults. The piece comes mounted on its aluminium-based ring that shows the makers-mark: 60 (denoting that this is a medal that was produced by the medal-producing company: 'Katz u. Doehle' based in the town of Pforzheim: Simply a nice example which is hard to upgrade!

Air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'10\'-) marked- and/or typical \'regular-weight\'-example as was executed in (shiny!) greyish-silver-toned zinc (ie. \'Feinzink\') The neat, typical 'regular-weight'-award comes together with its regular-sized- (and non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded- ie. approximately 14,5 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- but I deem never worn- nor even mounted-) condition, overall. The medal - that shows the clear makers'-designation '10' stamped into its (aluminium-based) ring - is a typical example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Förster & Barth' as based in the town of Pforzheim. Both award and ribbon do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage but do retain great pronounced detail without showing any defaults whatsoever. Simply a very attractive example of this air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe') that will be truly hard to be upgraded!

Air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'10\'-) marked- and/or typical \'regular-weight\'-example as was executed in (shiny) greyish-silver-toned zinc (ie. \'Feinzink\') The neat, typical 'regular-weight'-award comes mounted onto its regular-sized- (and non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded- ie. approximately 20 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and/or moderately worn-) condition. The medal - that shows the clear makers'-designation '10' stamped into its (aluminium-based) ring - is a typical example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Förster & Barth' as based in the town of Pforzheim. Both award and ribbon do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage but do retain great pronounced detail without showing any defaults whatsoever. Simply a very attractive example of this air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe') that will be truly hard to be upgraded!

Air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'60\'-) marked- and/or typical \'regular-weight\'-example as was executed in (shiny!) greyish-silver-toned zinc (ie. \'Feinzink\') The neat, typical 'regular-weight'-award comes mounted onto its regular-sized- (and non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded- ie. approximately 20 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and/or moderately worn-) condition. The medal - that shows the clear makers'-designation '60' stamped into its (aluminium-based) ring - is a typical example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Katz & Doehle' as based in the town of Pforzheim. Both award and ribbon do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage but do retain great pronounced detail without showing any defaults whatsoever. Simply a very attractive example of this air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe') that will be truly hard to be upgraded!

Air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') being a maker- (ie. \'60\'-) marked- and/or typical \'regular-weight\' example as was executed in greyish-silver-toned zinc (ie. \'Feinzink\') The neat typical 'regular-weight' award comes mounted onto its regular-sized- (and neatly pre-confectioned- and/or pre-folded- ie. approximately 19 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and minimally worn-) condition, overall. The medal - that shows the makers'-designation '60' stamped into its (aluminium-based) ring - is a typical example that was produced by the maker (ie. Hersteller) named: Katz & Doehle based in the town of: Pforzheim. The piece was most certainly issued and/or moderately worn (both medal and ribbon do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by years of storage and or minimal wear) but it retains great pronounced detail without showing any real defaults. Simply an attractive example of this air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') being a maker- (ie. \'60\'-) marked- and/or typical \'regular-weight\' example as was executed in greyish-silver-toned zinc (ie. \'Feinzink\') The neat and typical 'regular-weight' award comes together with its regular-sized- (and somewhat pre-confectioned- and/or pre-folded- ie. approximately 19 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and with certainty worn-) condition, overall. The medal - that shows the makers'-designation '60' stamped into its ring - is a typical example that was produced by the maker (ie. Hersteller) named: 'Katz & Doehle' based in the town of: Pforzheim. The piece was most certainly issued and/or moderately worn (both medal and ribbon do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by years of storage and or minimal wear) but it retains great pronounced detail without showing any real defaults. The ribbon shows some minimal glue-staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') being a non-maker- marked- and/or typical \'regular-weight\'-example as was executed in (somewhat tarnished) greyish-silver-toned zinc (ie. \'Feinzink\') The neat, typical 'regular-weight'-award comes mounted onto its regular-sized- (minimally confectioned- and/or pre-folded- ie. approximately 19 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and/or - I deem - just moderately worn-) condition. The medal - that is void of a stamped makers'-designation in its (aluminium-based) ring as more often - is just moderately used ie. eventually worn. Both award and ribbon do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage but do retain great pronounced detail without showing any defaults whatsoever. Simply an attractive - and just moderately used! - example of this air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe') that will be truly hard to be upgraded!

Air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') being a non-maker-marked- and/or Light-weight version as was executed in silver-toned aluminium The neat - albeit non-marker-marked- and regular weight - award comes mounted onto its regular-sized (and neatly pre-confectioned- and/or pre-folded- ie. approximately 19 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in a very nice- and clearly issued- ie. worn, condition overall. The medal - that is void of a makers'-designation was most certainly issued and/or moderately worn (both medal and ribbon do show some minimal age ie. staining (fading) simply caused by years of storage and or minimal wear) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any real defaults. Simply an attractive example of this air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') being a non-maker-marked- and/or regular-weight version as was executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') The neat - albeit non-marker-marked- and regular weight - award comes mounted onto its regular-sized (and neatly pre-confectioned- and/or pre-folded- ie. approximately 19 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in a very nice- and clearly issued- ie. worn, condition overall. The medal was I deem most certainly issued and/or minimally worn (both medal and ribbon do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by years of storage and or minimal wear) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any real defaults. Simply an attractive example of this air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') being a non-maker-marked- and/or typical \'regular-weight\'-example as was executed in typical greyish-silver-toned zinc (ie. \'Feinzink\') The neat, typical 'regular-weight'-award comes mounted onto its regular-sized- (and non-confectioned- and/or nicely pre-folded- ie. approximately 11 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and/or moderately worn-) condition. The medal - that is void of a makers'-designation as more often - shows some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage but do retain great pronounced detail without showing any defaults whatsoever. Simply a very attractive example of this air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe') that will be truly hard to be upgraded!

Air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') being a non-maker-marked- and/or: so-called: \'light-weight version\' as was executed in silver-toned- and aluminium-based metal The neat - albeit non-marker-marked- and so-called: 'light-weight'-pattern award - comes mounted onto its regular-sized (and neatly pre-confectioned- and/or pre-folded- ie. approximately 10 cms. sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- ie. minimally worn-), condition. The medal - that is void of a makers'-designation as more often was most certainly issued and/or moderately worn as such (both medal and ribbon do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by years of storage and or minimal wear) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any defaults whatsoever. The ribbon still shows its period copper-toned attachment-clip (intended to wear it on a tunic). Simply an attractive example of this air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') being a non-maker-marked- and/or: so-called: \'light-weight version\' as was executed in silver-toned- and aluminium-based metal The neat - albeit non-marker-marked- and so-called: 'light-weight'-pattern award - comes mounted onto its regular-sized (and neatly pre-confectioned- and/or pre-folded- ie. approximately 10 cms. sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- ie. minimally worn-), condition. The medal - that is void of a makers'-designation as more often was most certainly issued and/or moderately worn as such (both medal and ribbon do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by years of storage and or minimal wear) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any defaults whatsoever. The ribbon still shows its period copper-toned attachment-clip (intended to wear it on a tunic). Simply an attractive example of this air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') being a non-maker-marked- and/or: so-called: \'light-weight version\' as was executed in silver-toned- and aluminium-based metal The neat - albeit non-marker-marked- and so-called: 'light-weight'-pattern award - comes mounted onto its regular-sized (and neatly pre-confectioned- and/or pre-folded- ie. approximately 10 cms. sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- ie. minimally worn-), condition. The medal - that is void of a makers'-designation as more often was most certainly issued and/or moderately worn as such (both medal and ribbon do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by years of storage and or minimal wear) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any defaults whatsoever. The ribbon still shows its period copper-toned attachment-clip (intended to wear it on a tunic). Simply an attractive example of this air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') being a non-maker-marked- and/or: so-called: \'light-weight version\' as was executed in silver-toned- and aluminium-based metal The neat - albeit non-marker-marked- and so-called: 'light-weight'-pattern award - comes mounted onto its regular-sized (and neatly pre-confectioned- and/or pre-folded- ie. approximately 10 cms. sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- ie. minimally worn-), condition. The medal - that is void of a makers'-designation as more often was most certainly issued and/or moderately worn as such (both medal and ribbon do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by years of storage and or minimal wear) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any defaults whatsoever. The ribbon still shows its period (copper-toned) attachment-clip (intended to wear it on a tunic). Simply an attractive example of this air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') being a non-maker-marked- and/or: so-called: \'regular-weight version\' as was executed in greyish-silver-toned- and zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based metal The neat - albeit non-marker-marked- and so-called: 'regular-weight'-pattern award - comes mounted onto its regular-sized (and neatly pre-confectioned- and/or pre-folded- ie. approximately 10 cms. sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- ie. minimally or even never worn-), condition. The medal - that is void of a makers'-designation as more often was most certainly issued and/or minimally worn as such (both medal and ribbon do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by years of storage and or minimal wear) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any defaults whatsoever. The ribbon still shows its period copper-toned attachment-clip (intended to wear it on a tunic). Simply an attractive example of this air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe') that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Aluminium-based - albeit regrettably \'broken\' - WH (Heeres) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'3./Inf.Ers.Bat. 193\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is neat - albeit regrettably 'broken' - example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '3./Inf.Ers.Bat. 193' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: third company of the ('Infanterie') replacement- (ie. 'Ersatz') 'Bataillon', numbered: '193') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out'-holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (type '0') something that is more often but not always observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) 'Infanterie-Truppen'-related ID-disc that is priced according to its 'broken' condition!

Aluminium-based EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') cap-badge being a neatly maker- (ie. \'F.& B.\'-) marked- and/or very detailed example that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-caps (aka: \'Kaffeebohnen\') I recently uncovered six - fully identical! - examples of the silverish-golden-toned- and/or aluminium-based- (and neatly anodized!) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') cap-badge being all six neatly maker- (ie. 'F.& B.'-) marked- and/or very detailed examples that were specifically intended for usage on the RAD-caps (aka: 'Kaffeebohnen') and that come all six in a very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. The pieces are executed in 'stamped' ie. pressed alumnium-based metal and truly retain all of their red- and/or black-painted colour as to be expected. Next to the clearly present makers'-designation do the badges also bear a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking and/or date of production ('1938') (as can be seen on the pictures). Naturally, do they have all their two (never bent) aluminium-based prongs present and can as such easily be mounted onto a RAD-cap. The badges truly show great pronounced detail and will be simply impossible to be upgraded: my asking-price is naturally intended for a single specimen!

Aluminium-based EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') cap-badge being a neatly maker- (ie. \'F.& B.\'-) marked- and/or very detailed example that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-caps (aka: \'Kaffeebohnen\') This is a neat, aluminium-based EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') cap-badge being a neatly maker- (ie. 'F.& B.'-) marked-, '1938'-dated- and/or very detailed example that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-caps (aka: 'Kaffeebohnen') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. The piece is executed in 'stamped' (ie. pressed) alumnium-based metal and truly retains all of its red- and/or black-painted colour as to be expected. Next to the clearly present makers'-designation does the badge also bear a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking and/or date of production ('1938') (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes with both its (never bent) aluminium-based prongs present and in place and can as such easily be mounted onto a RAD-cap. The badge truly shows great pronounced detail and will be simply impossible to be upgraded!

Aluminium-based EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern-, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') cap-badge, being a maker- (ie. \'F.L.L.\'-) marked- and/or very detailed example, that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-caps (aka: \'Kaffeebohnen\') This is a truly attractive - and in this minty- ie. unissued condition not that easily encountered! - example of a pre-war-period- and aluminium-based enlisted mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern-, RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') cap-badge, being a maker- (ie. 'F.L.L.'-) marked-, '1936'-dated and/or very detailed example, that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-caps (aka: 'Kaffeebohnen') and that comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The piece is executed in 'stamped' ie. pressed alumnium-based metal and retains all of its red- and/or black-painted colour as to be expected. Naturally, are both also aluminium-based prongs present and functional. The badge truly shows great pronounced detail and will be simply impossible to be upgraded!

Aluminium-based EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern-, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') cap-badge, being a maker- (ie. \'F.L.L.\'-) marked- and/or very detailed example, that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-caps (aka: \'Kaffeebohnen\') This is an attractive example of a pre-war-period- and/or typical aluminium-based enlisted mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') cap-badge being a maker- (ie. \'F.L.L.\'-) marked, \'1936\'-dated and/or very detailed example that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-caps (aka: \'Kaffeebohnen\') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately worn- and/or carefully cap-removed-), condition. The piece is executed in \'stamped\' ie. pressed alumnium-based metal and retains most of its red- and/or black-painted colour as to be expected. Naturally, are both also aluminium-based prongs present and functional. The badge truly shows great pronounced detail and will be hard to be upgraded!

Aluminium-based so-called: DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'), EM- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'JFS\'- and/or \'Ges.Gesch.\'-) marked example that comes in a never used- (ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition The truly very attractive - and as always aluminium-based- and/or: typically \'molded-styled\' - belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Deutsches Rotes Kreuzes\') truly retains all of its (greenish-) silver-toned (ie. anodised) finish and comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition: it does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or handling over the years but was never cleaned nor polished. The buckle is truly very nicely preserved and does show a clearly-present makers\'-designation that reads \'JFS\' (implying that it was produced by the \'Josef Feix & Söhne\'-company: moreover, does it also show a year of production (1939) and a patent-pending-designation (ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-marking) which superimposed markings are visible on the back of the buckle (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which truly retains great pronounced detail - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and simply never worn! - DRK-type, EM/NCO-pattern belt-buckle that is priced according to its truly very nicely preserved and fully untouched, condition: one of the nicest such examples I had on offer for quite some time!

Aluminium-based so-called: DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'), EM- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle being a non-maker- (albeit \'Ges.Gesch. 1\'-) marked example that comes in a minimally worn- and/or hardly used, condition The truly very attractive - and as always aluminium-based- and/or: typically 'molded-style' - belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Deutsches Rotes Kreuzes') truly retains all of its greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in a just minimally used- ie. hardly worn, condition: it does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by minimal usage and decades of storage and/or handling over the years but was never cleaned nor polished. The buckle is very nicely preserved but is void of a makers'-designation: it does show, however, a clearly present patent-pending-designation (ie. 'Ges.Gesch. 1'-marking) which impressed marking is visible on the back of the buckle (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which truly retains great pronounced detail - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and only minimally worn! - DRK-type, EM/NCO-pattern belt-buckle that is priced according to its truly very nicely preserved and fully untouched, condition!

Aluminium-based so-called: DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'), EM- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle being a non-maker- (albeit \'Ges.Gesch. 1\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately worn- ie. used, condition The attractive - and as always aluminium-based- and/or: typically \'molded-style\' - belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Deutsches Rotes Kreuzes\') truly retains most of its greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in a moderately worn- ie. used, condition: it does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by minimal usage and decades of storage and/or handling over the years and was (I deem) cleaned ie. polished. The buckle is nicely preserved but is void of a makers\'-designation: it does show, however, a clearly present patent-pending-designation (ie. \'Ges.Gesch. 1\'-marking) which impressed marking is visible on the back of the buckle (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which truly retains great pronounced detail - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and just moderately worn! - DRK-type, EM/NCO-pattern belt-buckle that is priced according to its nicely preserved condition!

Aluminium-based WH (Heeres) ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'5./I.R. 82\' and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and/or worn This is a neat example of a 'standard-issue'-pattern, aluminium-based WH (Heeres) - and/or: 'Infanterie'-related - ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '5./I.R. 82' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier who served within the: fifth company of the: 'Infanterie-Regiment 82' or: infantry-regiment numbered: '82' and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and/or worn. The disc - which is executed in a clear and fine letter-type and that also shows the soldiers' blood-group-type (Type 'B') - is still a tiny bit dirty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. It comes as worn and/or stored for decades and originates from a private household somewhere in Germany. Simply a very nice and honest 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that belonged to a soldier (ie. NCO or officer) who served within a specific infantry-related unit. I deem that this neat disc is accodingly priced!

Aluminium-based, 'S.H.D.'- (ie. 'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst'-) related ID-disc that comes mounted on its original cord as issued and/or worn, bearing the neatly stamped unit-signification that reads: 'VI 11 491 S.H.D.' The ID-disc - which is executed in a neat and/or clearly pronounced letter-type - was clearly worn and comes as found and was never cleaned nor polished: it shows however moderate usage (somewhat 'torn-out holes'). The disc is void of the soldiers' bloodgroup-type and is still a bit dirty ie. stained (it was however never cleaned nor polished and comes as recently found). It should be noted that these ID-discs as belonging to one of the more unknown and/or obscure TR-organisations such as this 'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst' can easily be graded 'rare'.

Aluminium-based, commemorative \'Seefahrt ist Not!\'-day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate gathering ie. event entitled: \'Tag der deutschen Seefahrt - 25. 26.5-1935\' This is a neat, commemorative so-called: 'Seefahrt ist Not!'-day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') as was issued to commemorate gathering ie. event entitled: 'Tag der deutschen Seefahrt - 25. 26.5-1935' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced (oval-shaped) badge - which is executed in molded, silver-toned metal (ie. aluminium) - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (it does, however, show some minimal scratches and/or wear on its front). The piece depicts a detailed sailing-vessel wit above an eagle-and-swastika-device surrounded by the above-mentioned text. The badge - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation: 'Dr. Franke & Co. G.M.B.H. - Lüdenscheid' superimposed on its back - comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a nice 'tinnie' that is accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') cap-badge being a maker- (ie. \'FW-37\'-) marked- and/or very detailed example that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-caps (aka: \'Kaffeebohnen\') This is a neat - and moderately used- ie. carefully cap-removed - example of an aluminium-based, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') cap-badge being a maker- (ie. 'FW-37'-) marked- and/or very detailed example that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-caps (aka: 'Kaffeebohnen') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem once cap-attached-), condition. The detailed piece is executed in aluminium-based metal and truly retains all of its red- and/or black-painted colour as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which according to the designation can be dated around the year 1937 - is just a tiny bit dirty (ie. dusty). Naturally, are both - and also aluminium-based - prongs present and as such can the piece be easily remounted onto a RAD-cap. The badge truly shows great pronounced detail and will be hard to be upgraded!

Aluminium-based, EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') cap-badge being a neatly maker- (ie. \'W.F.-38\'-) marked- and/or very detailed example that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-caps (aka: \'Kaffeebohnen\') I recently two - fully identical! - examples of the silverish-golden-toned- and/or aluminium-based- (and neatly anodized!) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') cap-badge being both neatly maker- (ie. 'W.F.-38'-) marked- and/or very detailed examples that were specifically intended for usage on the RAD-caps (aka: 'Kaffeebohnen') and that come both in a very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. Both pieces are executed in 'stamped' ie. pressed alumnium-based metal and truly retain all of their red- and/or black-painted colour as to be expected. Next to the clearly present makers'-designation do the badges also bear a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking and/or date of production ('1938') (as can be seen on the pictures). Naturally, do they have both their two (never bent) aluminium-based prongs present and can as such easily be mounted onto a RAD-cap. The badges truly show great pronounced detail and will be simply impossible to be upgraded: my asking-price is naturally intended for a single specimen!

Aluminium-based, EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern-, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') cap-badge, being a maker- (ie. \'A.& S.\'-) marked- and/or very detailed example, that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-caps (aka: \'Kaffeebohnen\') This is an attractive example of a pre-war-period- (ie. '1937'-dated) and aluminium-based EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern-, so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') cap-badge ('Mützenabzeichen') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'A.& S.'-) marked and/or very detailed example that was specifically intended for usage on the typical RAD-caps (aka: 'Kaffeebohnen') and that comes in an overall nice (ie. IMO used- and/or once cap-attached-), condition. The piece is executed in 'stamped', aluminium-based metal and retains all its red- and/or black-painted colour as to be expected: it is just a bit dirty ie. stained (as can be seen on the pictures). Naturally, are both metal- (ie. copper-) based prongs present and still functional. The badge - which is an example that was produced by the: 'Assmann & Söhne'-company and that also shows a 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking on its back - truly shows great pronounced detail and will be very hard to be upgraded!

Aluminium-based, HJ- ie. BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') so-called: \'Siegernadel der HJ-Reichssportwettkämpfe 1937\' being a silverish-coloured- and/or: maker- (ie. \'Hillenbrand u. Broer\'-) marked example This is an aluminium-based, HJ- ie. BDM (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') so-called: 'Siegernadel der HJ-Reichssportwettkämpfe 1937' being a silverish-coloured- and/or: maker- (ie. 'Hillenbrand u. Broer'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit used and/or worn-), condition. The tiny piece shows the typical 'HJ-Raute' (ie. 'Reichsadler') coupled with the year-designation: '1937' and comes mounted on its original pin- ie. catch-construction. These attractive pins were called: 'Siegernadel der HJ-Reichssportwettkämpfe' and were given to all youth-members that participated in these annually held games. A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number (9301XD) and an estimated value of 20 Eu. Simply an attractive HJ- ie. BDM (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') related lapel-pin that is IMO accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, HJ- ie. BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') so-called: \'Siegernadel der HJ-Reichssportwettkämpfe 1938\' being a silverish-coloured- and/or: maker- (ie. \'E. Sch. - L\'-) marked example This is an aluminium-based, HJ- ie. BDM (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') so-called: 'Siegernadel der HJ-Reichssportwettkämpfe 1938' being a silverish-coloured- and/or: maker- (ie. 'E. Sch. - L'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit used and/or worn-), condition. The tiny piece shows the typical 'HJ-Raute' (ie. 'Reichsadler') coupled with the year-designation: '1938' and comes mounted on its original pin- ie. catch-construction. These attractive pins were called: 'Siegernadel der HJ-Reichssportwettkämpfe' and were given to all youth-members that participated in these annually held games. A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number (9301XE) and an estimated value of 20 Eu. Simply an attractive HJ- ie. BDM (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') related lapel-pin that is IMO accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, HJ- ie. BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') so-called: \'Siegernadel der HJ-Reichssportwettkämpfe 1939\' being a silverish-coloured- and/or: maker- (ie. \'Petz u. Lorenz\'-) marked example This is an aluminium-based, HJ- ie. BDM (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') so-called: 'Siegernadel der HJ-Reichssportwettkämpfe 1938' being a silverish-coloured- and/or: maker- (ie. 'Petz u. Lorenz'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit used and/or worn-), condition. The tiny piece shows the typical 'HJ-Raute' (ie. 'Reichsadler') coupled with the year-designation: '1939' and comes mounted on its original pin- ie. catch-construction. These attractive pins were called: 'Siegernadel der HJ-Reichssportwettkämpfe' and were given to all youth-members that participated in these annually held games. A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number (9301XF) and an estimated value of 20 Eu. Simply an attractive HJ- ie. BDM (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') related lapel-pin that is IMO accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate an: \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Gautreffen - Gau Westfalen-Nord - 1938\' This is a neat so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') as was issued to commemorate an: 'N.S.D.A.P.'-gathering ie. rally entitled: 'Gautreffen - Gau Westfalen-Nord - 1938' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The quite detailed and/or pronounced (circular-shaped) badge - which is executed in molded, silver-toned metal (ie. aluminium) - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (it does, however, show some minimal dirt ie. staining as can be noticed on the pictures). The piece depicts a detailed eagle-device with three provincial-shields, several swastika-banners and an industrial scenery surrounded by the above-mentioned text. The badge - which shows a clear towns'-ie. date-designation on its back (that reads: '24.26.Juni - Gelsenkirchen) - comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! -N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie'!

Aluminium-based, SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate an: \'SA\'-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Kampftage der SA - Gruppe Franken 1938\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie'), as was issued to commemorate an: 'SA'-gathering ie. rally entitled: 'Kampftage der SA - Gruppe Franken 1938' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced (round-shaped) badge - which is executed in molded, silver-toned metal (ie. aluminium) - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (it does, however, show some minimal scratches on its front). The piece depicts a detailed: 'SA-Sportabzeichen' surrounded by the above-mentioned text. The badge - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation: 'L. Chr. Lauer - Nürnberg - Berlin' impressed on its back - comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - SA-related 'tinnie'!

Aluminium-based, SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate an: \'SA\'-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Kampftage der SA - Gruppe Franken 1938\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie'), as was issued to commemorate an: 'SA'-gathering ie. rally entitled: 'Kampftage der SA - Gruppe Franken 1938' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced (round-shaped) badge - which is executed in molded, silver-toned metal (ie. aluminium) - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (it does, however, show some minimal scratches on its front). The piece depicts a detailed: 'SA-Sportabzeichen' surrounded by the above-mentioned text. The badge - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation: 'L. Chr. Lauer - Nürnberg - Berlin' impressed on its back - comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - SA-related 'tinnie'!

Aluminium-based, SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate an: \'SA\'-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Kampftage der SA - Gruppe Franken 1938\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') as was specifically issued to commemorate an: 'SA'-gathering ie. rally entitled: 'Kampftage der SA - Gruppe Franken 1938' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued ie. just minimally worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced (round-shaped) badge - which is executed in molded, silver-toned metal (ie. aluminium) - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece depicts a detailed: 'SA-Sportabzeichen'-device surrounded by the above-mentioned text. The badge - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation: 'L. Chr. Lauer - Nürnberg - Berlin' on its back - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Simply a nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - SA-related 'tinnie'!

Aluminium-based, SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate an: \'SA\'-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Sport- u. Wettkämpfe - SA-Gruppe Bayer. Ostmark - 1938\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') as was issued to commemorate an: 'SA'-sports-gathering ie. rally entitled: 'Sport- u. Wettkämpfe - SA-Gruppe Bayer. Ostmark - 1938' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced (circular-shaped) badge - which is executed in molded, silver-toned metal (ie. aluminium) - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (it does, however, show some minimal dirt ie. staining). The piece depicts a detailed: 'SA-Sportabzeichen' and SA-logo surrounded by the above-mentioned text. The badge - which is totally void of a makers'-designation - comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - SA-related 'tinnie'!

Aluminium-based, SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate an: \'SA\'-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Wehrkampftage 1939 - SA-Gruppe Sudeten\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily ie. scarcely encountered! - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie'), as was issued to commemorate an: 'SA'-gathering ie. rally entitled: 'Wehrkampftage 1939 - SA-Gruppe Sudeten' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in molded, silver-toned metal (ie. aluminium) - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The piece depicts an SA-trooper throwing a hand-grenade with above a detailed: 'SA-Sportabzeichen' surrounded by the above-mentioned text. The badge - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation: 'RzM M1/166' impressed on its back - comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - SA-related 'tinnie'!

Aluminium-based, smaller-sized coffee-spoon being a nicely maker- (ie. \'H.M.Z.\'-) marked and/or: \'1938\'-dated example that shows a detailed, stamped eagle-/swastika-device This is a neat, typical aluminium-based- and smaller-sized coffee-spoon being a nicely maker- (ie. 'H.M.Z.'-) marked and/or: '1938'-dated example that shows a detailed, stamped eagle-/swastika-device and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or used-), condition. These utensils saw wide-spread usage within the greater 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. The piece on offer here - which is as stated above constructed from shiny metal (ie. aluminium) and that measures approximately 14,5 cms. - is neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation- ie. abbreviation: 'H.M.Z.' and is naturally fully functional. It came as recently found at a German flea-market and was without doubt used after the war as a useful piece of camping-gear or alike. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an unusually seen piece of personal equipment: ideal to be stored in a soldiers' bread-bag (ie. 'Brotbeutel')!

Aluminium-based, so-called: DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'), enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'Ges.Gesch.1\'-) marked example that comes in a minimally worn- and/or hardly used, condition The attractive - and as always aluminium-based- and/or: 'molded-style' - belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') truly retains all of its greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in a minimally used- ie. 'virtually mint', condition: it does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by moderate usage and decades of storage and/or handling over the years but was never cleaned nor polished. The buckle is nicely maker-marked with a clear makers'- ie. patent-pending-designation (ie. 'Ges.Gesch.1'-marking) which super-imposed markings are visible on the back of the buckle as can be seen on the pictures. The buckle - which truly retains pronounced detail - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and only minimally worn! - DRK-type EM/NCO-pattern belt-buckle that is priced according to its very nicely preserved and fully untouched condition!

Aluminium-based, so-called: DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'), enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-) marked example that comes in a minimally worn- and/or hardly used, condition The attractive - and as always aluminium-based- and/or: typically 'molded-style' - belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') truly retains all of its greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in a minimally used- ie. hardly worn, condition: it does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by moderate usage and decades of storage and/or handling over the years but was never cleaned nor polished. The buckle is nicely maker-marked with a clear makers'- ie. patent-pending-designation (ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-marking) which impressed marking is visible on the back of the buckle as can be seen on the pictures. The buckle - which truly retains pronounced detail - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and only minimally worn! - DRK-type EM/NCO-pattern belt-buckle that is priced according to its very nicely preserved and fully untouched condition!

Aluminium-based, so-called: DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'), enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'JFS\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately worn- and/or used, condition The attractive - and as always aluminium-based- ie. typically \'molded-styled\' - DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des deutschen Rotes Kreuzes\') retains most of its greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in a just moderately used- and/or worn, condition: it does show some moderate age ie. staining simply caused by fair usage and decades of storage and/or handling over the years but was never cleaned nor polished. The buckle is nicely maker-marked with a clear and super-imposed makers\'-designation (ie. \'JFS\'-logo) and bears a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-marking (which super-imposed markings are both visible on the back of the buckle as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which truly retains pronounced detail and that was thus produced by the \'Joseph Feix u. Söhne\'-company - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and just moderately worn- and/or used! - DRK-type EM/NCO-pattern belt-buckle that is I deem accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, so-called: DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'), enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'OLC\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately worn- and/or used, condition The attractive - and as always aluminium-based- and/or: 'molded-style' - belt-buckle retains most of its greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in a moderately used- and/or worn, condition: it does show some age ie. staining simply caused by moderate usage and decades of storage and/or handling over the years but was never cleaned nor polished. The buckle is nicely maker-marked with a clear makers'-designation (ie. 'OLC'-logo) and bears a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking (which super-imposed markings are both visible on the back of the buckle as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which truly retains pronounced detail - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site.Simply an attractive - and truly worn- and used! - DRK-type EM/NCO-pattern belt-buckle that is accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, so-called: DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'), enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'OLC\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately worn- and/or used, condition The attractive - and as always aluminium-based- ie. typically \'molded-styled\' - DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des deutschen Rotes Kreuzes\') retains most of its greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in a just moderately used- and/or worn, condition: it does show some moderate age ie. staining simply caused by fair usage and decades of storage and/or handling over the years but was never cleaned nor polished. The buckle is nicely maker-marked with a clear and super-imposed makers\'-designation (ie. \'OLC\'-logo) and bears a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-marking (which super-imposed markings are both visible on the back of the buckle as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which truly retains pronounced detail - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and just moderately worn- and used! - DRK-type EM/NCO-pattern belt-buckle that is I deem accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, so-called: \'DAF\' ie. \'Werkschar\'-related enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'A\'- and/or: \'RzM M4/39\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately worn- and/or used, condition The attractive - and as always aluminium-based- belt-buckle retains most of its (somewhat shiny) greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in a moderately used- and/or worn, condition: it does show some age ie. staining simply caused by moderate usage and decades of storage and/or handling over the years but was - I deem - not recently cleaned nor polished. The buckle - that comes mounted onto its typical 'cranked'-catch - is nicely (and clearly!) maker-marked with a makers'-designation (ie. 'A'- or: 'Assmann u. Sohne'-logo) and bears additionally an: 'RzM M4/39'-marking (which markings are both visible on the back of the buckle as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which truly retains pronounced detail - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and truly worn- and used! - 'DAF' (ie. 'Deutsches Arbeitsfront') ie. 'Werkschar'-related belt-buckle that is accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, so-called: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'- (ie. RAD-) EM- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle, being a maker- (ie. \'L. Gottlieb u. Söhne - Oberstein\'-) marked example which is dated: \'1939\' and that comes mounted on its leather-based tab The very attractive - and as always aluminium-based - belt-buckle was produced by the: 'L. Gottlieb u. Söhne'-company and truly retains most (ie. all) of its greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in a hardly- (ie. possibly even never used- nor worn-), condition: it does, however, show some minimal age ie. dust caused by decades of storage and/or handling over the years. The piece comes mounted on its specific (natural-coloured- and/or: leather-based-) tab which shows an oval-shaped stamp that reads: 'L. Gottlieb u. Söhne - Oberstein' and that shows in its center a production-date that reads: '1939'. This tab is still completely souple and of course, fully functional (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle itself is also marked with a makers'-designation (ie. logo) and is also dated: '39' (which super-imposed markings are visible on the back of the buckle within the swastika-area something that is not unusual but not always the case). Simply a truly very attractive RAD-type belt-buckle by a not that commonly encountered maker and that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Aluminium-based, so-called: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'- (ie. RAD-) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle being a maker-marked example that is dated: \'1938\' and that comes in a truly worn- ie. used, condition The attractive - and as always aluminium-based - belt-buckle retains most of its greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in a moderately used- and/or worn, condition: it does show some age ie. staining simply caused by moderate usage and decades of storage and/or handling over the years but was never cleaned nor polished. The buckle is nicely maker-marked with a clear makers'-designation (ie. logo in a 'Raute') and a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking and is also dated: '38' (which super-imposed markings are visible on the back of the buckle as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which truly retains pronounced detail - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site.Simply an attractive - and truly worn- and used! - RAD-type EM/NCO-pattern belt-buckle by a not that commonly encountered maker that is accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, so-called: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'- (ie. RAD-) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle, being a maker- (ie. \'Brüder Schneider - Wien\'-) marked example which is dated: \'1938\' and that comes mounted on its leather-based tab The very attractive - and as always aluminium-based - belt-buckle was produced by the Austrian-based: 'Brüder Schneider'-company and truly retains most of its greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in a hardly- ie. never used- nor worn-, condition: it does, however, show some minimal age ie. dust caused by decades of storage and/or handling over the years. The piece comes mounted on its specific (natural-coloured- and/or: leather-based-) tab which shows an oval-shaped stamp that reads: 'Brüder Schneider - Wien' and that shows in its center a production-date that reads: '1938'. This tab is still completely souple and of course, fully functional (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle itself is also marked with a makers'-designation (ie. logo) and is also dated: '38' (which super-imposed markings are visible on the back of the buckle something that is not unusual but not always the case). Simply a truly very attractive RAD-type belt-buckle by a not that commonly encountered maker and that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Aluminium-based, so-called: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'- (ie. RAD-) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle, being a maker- (ie. \'L. Gottlieb u. Söhne\'-) marked example which is dated: \'1936\' and that comes mounted on its leather-based tab The attractive - and as always aluminium-based - belt-buckle was produced by the 'L. Gottlieb u. Söhne'-company and truly retains most of its greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in a hard used- nor worn-, condition: it does, however, show some minimal age ie. dust caused by decades of storage and/or handling over the years. The piece comes mounted on its specific (natural-coloured- and/or: leather-based-) tab which shows an oval-shaped stamp that reads: 'L. Gottlieb u. Söhne - Oberstein' and that shows in its center an (early!) production-date that reads: '1936'. This tab is still completely souple and of course, fully functional (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle itself is also marked with a makers'-designation (ie. logo) that reads: 'LGS' and is also dated: '36' (which super-imposed markings are visible on the back of the swastika something that is not unusual). Simply a very attractive RAD-type belt-buckle by a not that commonly encountered maker and that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Aluminium-based, W.H.W.- (ie. \'Winterhilfswerke\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') being a maker- (ie. \'Lauer\'-) marked example as was issued to commemorate a: \'WHW\'-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Der Führer zum W.H.W. - 1935-36\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily ie. scarcely encountered! - W.H.W.- (ie. \'Winterhilfswerke\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate a: \'WHW\'-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Der Führer zum W.H.W. - 1935-36\' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced circular-shaped badge - which is executed in silver-toned metal (ie. aluminium) and having an approximate diameter of 3,2 cms. - shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The piece shows a bowl with fire (and swastika-sign) surrounded by the above-mentioned text. The badge - which shows a clearly present makers-mark that reads: \'Lauer - Nürnbg.-Berlin\' superimposed on its back - comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin- ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered! - W.H.W.-related \'tinnie\'!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) \'Bau-Truppen\'- (ie. construction-troops-) related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'3./Bau.Ers.Batl. 2\' and that comes as clearly issued- ie. moderately worn, condition This is a neat - and actually not that often seen! - aluminium-based, WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) 'Bau-Truppen'- (ie. construction-troops-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke'), bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '3./Bau.Ers.Batl. 2' (and as such being IMO used by a soldier or NCO who served within the third company of a replacement (ie. 'Ergänzungs') construction-troops -related battalion, numbered '2') and that comes as clearly issued- ie. moderately worn, condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine letter-type and is also stamped with the bearers' bloodgroup-type (type: '0') on its front. The piece shows some minimal age and staining but was never cleaned. Simply a very attractive and honest ' Heeres o. Luftwaffe'- ie. 'Bau-Truppen'-related ID-disc!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO- or even officers\'-) type visor-cap (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') insignia-set comprising of a cap-eagle and/or matching cocarde This is an attractive WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO- or even officers'-) type visor-cap (ie. 'Schirmmützen') insignia-set comprising of a visor-cap eagle and dito cocarde being both attractive examples that are executed in bright-silver-toned aluminium and that comes both in a minimally used- (ie. IMO once cap-attached-), condition). These attractive cap-sets were worn on the various visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') as used by the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' throughout the war. The set comprises of a detailed (and neatly maker- ie. 'JD 37'-marked) cap-eagle which has a diameter ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 6,5 cms. The eagle retains all its three (aluminium-based and functional) prongs. Next to the eagle there is a multi-piece-constructed cap-cocarde that is void of any makers'-designation nor date. Also does the cocarde comes with both its (copper-based and functional) prongs in place. Simply a very nice WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO- or even officers'-) type visor-cap (ie. 'Schirmmützen') insignia-set that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle, being a maker- (ie. \'Noelle u. Hueck\'-) marked example which is dated: \'1936\' and that comes mounted on its leather-based tab The attractive and aluminium-based WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type buckle was produced by the: 'Noelle u. Hueck'-company and that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn-, condition. The piece truly retains a fair bit of its (period-applied!) field-grey-coloured finish (something that is most certainly not always the case: most times these early-period buckles have lost all of its coloured finish). The buckle does, however, show some moderate age ie. dust caused by moderate wear and decades of storage and/or handling over the years. The piece comes mounted on its specific (natural-coloured- and/or: leather-based-) tab which shows an oval-shaped stamp that reads: 'Noelle u. Hueck - Lüdenscheid' and that shows in its center an (early!) production-date that reads: '1936'. This tab is still completely souple and of course, fully functional (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle itself is also neatly marked with the makers'-designation (ie. logo) that reads: 'N&H' (which super-imposed markings are visible on the back of the piece something that is not unusual). Simply a very attractive, early-pattern Heeres-type belt-buckle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'1./J.R. 280\' and that comes as issued and/or worn This is a neat example of an aluminium-based WH (Heeres) - and/or 'Infanterie'-related - ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '1./J.R. 280' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier who (I deem) served within the: first company of the: 'Infanterie-Regiment 280' and that comes as issued and/or worn. The disc - which is executed in a clear and fine letter-type also shows the soldiers' blood-group-type (Type A) and is still a tiny bit dirty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. It comes as worn and/or stored for decades and originates from a private household somewhere in Germany. Simply a neat 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that belonged to a soldier (ie. officer?) who served within one of the various infantry-regiments'. I deem that this neat disc is accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'2./I.E.B.212\' and that comes mounted on its period- (albeit shortened) cord as issued and/or worn This is a neat example of an aluminium-based WH (Heeres) - and/or 'Infanterie'-related! - ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: '2./I.E.B.212' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier who served within the: second company of the: 'Infanterie-Ersatz-Battailon' or: infantry replacement bataillon numbered: '212' and that comes mounted on its period- (albeit shortened) cord as issued and/or worn. The disc - which is executed in a clear and fine letter-type and that also shows the soldiers' blood-group-type (Type 'A') - is still a tiny bit dirty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. It comes as worn and/or stored for decades and originates from a private household somewhere in Germany. Simply a very nice and honest 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that belonged to a soldier (ie. officer?) who served within a specific infantry-related unit. I deem that this neat disc is accodingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'2./L.Sch.Batl.V/IX\' and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and/or worn This is a neat example of an aluminium-based WH (Heeres) - and/or 'Infanterie'-related! - ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: '2./L.Sch.Batl.V/IX' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier that served within the: second company of the: 'Landesschützen-Battailon 5', being a specific infantry-related formation) and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and/or worn. The disc - which is executed in a clear and fine letter-type and that also shows the soldiers' blood-group-type (Type 'A') - is still a tiny bit dirty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. It comes as worn and/or stored for decades and originates from a private household somewhere in Germany. Simply a very nice and honest (and truly not that often encountered!) 'Landesschützen'-related ID-disc that belonged to a soldier (ie. officer?) who served within a specific and actually not that often-encountered infantry-related unit. I deem that this neat disc would certainly merit further investigation!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'4. M.G./J.R 45\' and that comes as issued and/or worn This is a neat example of an aluminium-based WH (Heeres) - and/or 'Infanterie'- (ie. 'Maschinengewehr'-) related - ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '4. M.G./J.R 45' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier who (I deem) served within the: 4th 'Maschinengewehr'-company of the: 'Infanterie-Regiment 45' and that comes as issued and/or worn. The disc - which is executed in a clear and fine letter-type also shows the soldiers' blood-group-type (Type A) and is still a tiny bit dirty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. It comes as worn and/or stored for decades and originates from a private household somewhere in Germany. Simply a neat 'Infanterie'- ie. machine-gunners-related ID-disc that belonged to a soldier (ie. officer?) who served within one of the various infantry-regiments. I deem that this neat disc is accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'7./J.R. 39\' and that comes as issued and/or worn This is a neat example of an aluminium-based WH (Heeres) - and/or 'Infanterie'-related - ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '7./J.R. 39' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier who (I deem) served within the: seventh company of the: 'Infanterie-Regiment 39' and that comes as issued and/or worn. The disc - which is executed in a clear and fine letter-type also shows the soldiers' blood-group-type (Type A) as stamped on its back and is still a tiny bit dirty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. It comes as worn and/or stored for decades and originates from a private household somewhere in Germany. Simply a neat 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that belonged to a soldier (ie. officer?) who served within one of the various infantry-regiments'. I deem that this neat disc is accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'9./J.R. 20\' and that comes as issued and/or worn This is a neat example of an aluminium-based WH (Heeres) - and/or 'Infanterie'-related - ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '9./J.R. 20' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier who (I deem) served within the: nineth company of the: 'Infanterie-Regiment 20' and that comes as issued and/or worn. The disc - which is executed in a clear and fine letter-type also shows the soldiers' blood-group-type (Type A) and is still a tiny bit dirty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. It comes as worn and/or stored for decades and originates from a private household somewhere in Germany. Simply a neat 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that belonged to a soldier (ie. officer?) who served within one of the various infantry-regiments'. I deem that this neat disc is accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'9./J.R.159\' and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and/or worn This is a neat example of an aluminium-based WH (Heeres) - and/or 'Infanterie'-related! - ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: '9./J.R.159' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier who served within the: nineth company of the: 'Infanterie-Regiment', numbered: '159' and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and/or worn. The disc - which is executed in a clear and fine letter-type and that is void of the soldiers' blood-group-type - is still a tiny bit dirty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. It comes as worn and/or stored for decades and originates from a private household somewhere in Germany. Simply a very nice and honest 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that belonged to a soldier (ie. officer?) who served within a specific infantry-related regiment ie. unit. I deem that this neat disc is accodingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'Schtz. Ers. Kp.1./60\' and that comes as issued and/or worn This is a neat example of an aluminium-based WH (Heeres) - and/or 'Infanterie'- ie. 'Schützen-Regiment'-related - ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: 'Schtz. Ers. Kp.1./60' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier who (I deem) served within the: first company of the: 'Infanterie-Ersatz-Schützen-Regiment 60' or: replacement, infantry, 'Schützen' ie. rifle-regiment numbered: '60' and that comes as issued and/or worn. The disc - which is executed in a clear and fine letter-type and that is void of a soldiers' blood-group-type - is still a tiny bit dirty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. It comes as worn and/or stored for decades and originates from a private household somewhere in Germany. Simply a nice - and surely interesting! - 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that belonged to a soldier (ie. officer?) who served within a specific infantry-related 'Schützen-Regiment'. I deem that this neat disc is accodingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. recruitment-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'W.Mld.Amt Neuburg\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) ie. recruitment- (ie. \'Wehrmeldeamt\') related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'W.Mld.Amt Neuburg\' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the recruitment-office of the town of Neuburg ie. \'Wehrmeldeamt Neuburg\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat \'torn-out\'-holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the stamped bearers\'-blood-group-type (type \'B\') something that is more often but not always observed. The disc - which is unusually low-numbered and bears the number \'29\' - was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) \'Wehrmeldeamt\'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Artillerie-Truppen\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'Regt.Stab A.R. 115\' and that comes mounted onto its period cord as issued and worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) ie. \'Artillerie- o. Stab\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'Regt.Stab A.R. 115\' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within staff of the \'Artillerie-Regiment 115\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc shows a stamped bearers\'-blood-group-type (\'Type 0\') something that is more often observed and comes still mounted onto its period (linnen-based) cord as worn. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) ie. \'Artillerie- o. Stab\'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Artillerie\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'1./Art.Ers.Abt. 246\' This is an attractive example of a silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. 'Artillerie'-related- and 'standard-pattern' ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that reads: '1./Art.Ers.Abt. 246' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the first company of the: 'Artillerie-Ergänzungs-Abteilung 246' (ie.: artillery, replacement-unit, numbered: '246') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc shows an impressed bearers'-blood-group-type ('type A') something that was more often seen. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) ie. 'Artillerie'-related ID-disc that is accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Artillerie\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'3./A.R.45\' and that comes as recently found This is a neat example of a silver-coloured- (and/or typically aluminium-based), WH (Heeres) ie. \'Artillerie\'-related- and/or \'standard-issued\'-pattern ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'3./A.R.45\' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the third company of the: \'Artillerie-Regiment 45\' (ie.: artillery regiment numbered: \'45\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc shows an impressed bearers\'-blood-group-type (\'type A\') something that was more often seen. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) ie. \'Artillerie\'-related ID-disc that is accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Artillerie\'-related ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Stamm./Art.Ers.Abt. 14\' This is an attractive example of a silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Artillerie\'-related-, \'standard-pattern\'-, ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\'), bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Stamm./Art.Ers.Abt. 14\' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the \'Stamm\' company of the: \'Artillerie-Ergänzungs-Abteilung 14\' ie.: artillery, replacement-unit, numbered: \'14\') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc shows an impressed bearers\'-blood-group-type (\'type 0\') something that was more often seen. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) ie. \'Artillerie\'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Infanterie-Truppen\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'1. Schtz.Felders.Kp. 23\' and that comes mounted onto its period cord as issued and worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'1. Schtz.Felders.Kp. 23\' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: first company of the \'Schützen Feld-Ersatz-Kp\' or I deem infantry-field-replacement unit that was placed under the \'Infanterie-Division\' numbered: \'23\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc shows a (roughly, period-engraved!) bearers\'-blood-group-type (\'Type A\') something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) ie. \'Infanterie o. Schützen\'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'4./J.R. 22\' This is an attractive example of a typical silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. 'Infanterie'-related- and 'standard-issued'-pattern ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that reads: '4./J.R. 22' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the fourth company of the: 'Infanterie-Regiments 22' (ie.: infantry regiment, numbered: '22') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc shows an impressed bearers'-blood-group-type ('type B') something that was more often seen. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'4./J.Ers.Btl. 57\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '4./J.Ers.Btl. 57' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: fourth company of the 'Infanterie' replacement- (ie. 'Ersatz') 'Bataillon', numbered: '57') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out'-holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (type 'B') something that is more often but not always observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) 'Infanterie-Truppen'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'1.Ers.Kp. 480\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '1.Ers.Kp. 480' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: first company of the ('Infanterie') replacement- (ie. 'Ersatz') 'Regiment', numbered: '480') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out'-holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (type '0') something that is more often but not always observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) 'Infanterie-Truppen'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'3./J.Ers.Btl.354\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '3./J.Ers.Btl.354' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: third company of the ('Infanterie') replacement- (ie. 'Ersatz') 'Bataillon', numbered: '354') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out'-holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (type 'B') something that is more often but not always observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) 'Infanterie-Truppen'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'II/I.R. 71 (mot)\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'II/I.R. 71 (mot)' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: second company of the motorised ('Infanterie') regiment, numbered: '71') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out'-holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (type '0') something that is more often but not always observed. The disc - which is unusually low-numbered and bears the number '5' - was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) 'Infanterie-Truppen'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'St./I.Ers.- Btl. 87\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'St./I.Ers.- Btl. 87' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: root- (ie. 'Stamm'-) company of the 'Infanterie' replacement- (ie. 'Ersatz') 'Bataillon', numbered: '87') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out'-holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (type '0') something that is more often but not always observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) 'Infanterie-Truppen'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Stab/I.R.451\' This is an attractive example of a silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. 'Infanterie'- (ie. infantry-) related-, 'standard-pattern'-, ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that reads: 'Stab/I.R.451' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the 'Stabs'-company of the: 'Infanterie-Regiment 451' ie.: staff of the infantry-regiment, numbered: '451') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc shows an impressed bearers'-blood-group-type ('type AB') something that was more often seen. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Justiz\'- (or: judicial-) related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') and \'monocle\' that belonged to the: \'Oberstleutnant u. Kriegs- o. Oberfeldrichter\' Walter von Zeddelmann This is an attractive - and clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based (and I deem WWI-period!) WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Justiz'- (or: judicial-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that belonged to the: 'Oberstleutnant u. Kriegs- o. Oberfeldrichter' Walter von Zeddelmann and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. This ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped designation that reads: 'Walter v. Zeddelmann 14.6.85 Elbing Mühlendamm 18'. The attractive disc - which is of the WWI-pattern but that was surely also worn in WWII - comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc - that came mounted onto its period cord as worn - also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type ('Type B') something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). This disc was recently found at a private household and came as such straight from the family who kept and stored this disc (and 'monocle' in its leather-based pouch!) for decades: it was found together with both 'Oberstleutnant u. Kriegs- o. Oberfeldrichter'-insignia-sets that I offer under resp. the numbers #51963 and #51965. Simply a neat - and named! - ID-disc that belonged to the: 'Oberstleutnant u. Kriegs- o. Oberfeldrichter' named: Walter von Zeddelmann and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Pioniere- o. Bau-Truppen\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'1. Komp.Baubatl. 222\' and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) ie. \'Pioniere- o. Bau-Truppen\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'1. Komp.Baubatl. 222\' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: first company of the \'Bau-Bataillon\' (ie. construction- ie. enigineers-unit), numbered: \'222\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc is void of the bearers\'-blood-group-type something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) ie. \'Pioniere- o. Bau-Truppen\'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Pioniere- o. Bau-Truppen\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'3./Pi.Btl. 752\' and that comes as issued and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Pioniere- o. Bau-Truppen\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'3./Pi.Btl. 752\' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: third company of the \'Pionier-Bataillon\' (ie. construction- ie. enigineers-battalion), numbered: \'752\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc shows a clearly-present bearers\'-blood-group-type (Type: 0) something that is more often but not always observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) ie. \'Pioniere- o. Bau-Truppen\'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Pioniere\'- (ie. enigeers-) related ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'1./Pi.Btl. 12\' and that comes mounted onto its period cord as issued and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silver-coloured- and/or typically aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. 'Pioniere'- (ie. enigeers-) related-, 'standard-pattern', ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that reads: '1./Pi.Btl. 12' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the 1st company of the: 'Pionier-Abteilung 12' (or first company of the army-engineers unit, numbered: '12') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc shows the engraved bearers'-blood-group-type ('Type 0') something that was more often seen. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH 'Pioniere'- (ie. enigeers-) related ID-disc that is accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Sanitäter\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'San.Ers.Abtg. 6\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) ie. 'Sanitäter'- (or: medical-orderly) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'San.Ers.Abtg. 6' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the ('Sanitäts') replacement- (ie. 'Ersatz') 'Abteilung', numbered: '6') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out'-holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (type 'AB') something that is more often but not always observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) 'Sanitäts-Truppen'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Sanitäts\'-related ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'2.San.Kp.260\' (that presumably belonged to the units\'-commander and bears the unique bearers\'-numeral: \'1\') This is an attractive example of a silver-coloured- and/or neatly aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. 'Sanitäts'-related-, 'standard-pattern'-, ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that reads: '2.San.Kp.260' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier ie. presumably medical-officer who served within the second company of the: 'Sanitäts-Kompanie 260' ie.: medical unit, numbered: '260') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc shows an impressed bearers'-blood-group-type ('type A') something that was more often seen. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Of specific interest is, moreover, the fact that it presumably once belonged to the units'-commander something that can be corroborated due to the unique bearers'-numeral that reads: '1'. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) ie. 'Sanitäts'-related ID-disc that would merit further investigative work and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) \'Artillerie\'- (ie. artillery-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'3./A.R. 42\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - albeit clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) 'Artillerie'- (ie. artillery-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '3./A.R. 42' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the third company of the artillery-regiment numbered: '42') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc shows a clearly stamped bearers'-blood-group-type ('Type AB') something that is more often but not always observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) 'Artillerie'- (ie. artillery-) related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) \'Artillerie\'- (ie. artillery-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'7.(l.F.H.) A.R. 223\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - and clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) ie. \'Artillerie\'- (ie. artillery-) related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'7.(l.F.H.) A.R. 223\' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: seventh company of a specific \'Leichter Feld Haubitze Artillerie-Regiment\', numbered: \'223\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc is void of a bearers\'-blood-group-type something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a German private household were it was recently uncovered. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Artillerie\'- (ie. specific: \'Leichter Feld Haubitze\'-) related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) \'Eisenbahn-Pioniere\'- (ie. railway-engineers-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'4./Eisb.Pi.Rgt. 68\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - and clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) ie. \'Pioniere\'- (or: engineers-) related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'4./Eisb.Pi.Rgt. 68\' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: fourth company of the: \'Eisenbahn-Pioniere-Regiment\', numbered: \'68\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc shows the bearers\'-blood-group-type (Type B) something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Pioniere\'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) \'Grenadiere\'- (ie. infantry-) related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Stkp.Gren.Ers.u.Ausb.Btl.109\' This is a neat aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) 'Grenadiere'- (ie. infantry-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the stamped-unit-designation that clearly reads: 'Stkp.Gren.Ers.u.Ausb.Btl.109' (and as such being a disc that was IMO used by a soldier who served within the root- (ie. 'Stamm'-) company of the 'Grenadiere'-related replacement and training battaillon, numbered '109') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine letter-type - shows also the bearers' bloodgroup-type (Type 0) something that is not always encountered. The piece shows some minimal age and staining but was never cleaned. Simply a neat and honest 'Heeres'- ie. 'Grenadiere'-related ID-disc!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'- (ie. infantry-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'4./J. E.Btl. 302\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - albeit clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a bright-silver-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) 'Infanterie'- (ie. infantry-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '4./J. E.Btl. 302' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the fourth company of the: 'Infanterie-Ersatz-Abteilung', numbered: '302' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc shows a (nicely styled!) bearers'-blood-group-type ('Blutgr. 0') which has been stamped onto its front something that is more often - but not always - observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'- (ie. infantry-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'Stab.Inf.Ers.Btl. 390\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - albeit clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) ''Infanterie'- (ie. infantry-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'Stab.Inf.Ers.Btl. 390' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the staff company of the infantry replacement-bataillon numbered: '390') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc is totally void of a stamped bearers'-blood-group-type something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'- (ie. infantry-) related ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'11./J.R.19\' This is a neat aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) 'Infanterie'- (ie. infantry-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the stamped-unit-designation that clearly reads: '11./J.R.19' (and as such being IMO used by a soldier who served within the 11th company of the 'Infanterie-Regiment', numbered '19') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine letter-type - is void of the bearers' bloodgroup-type (something that is more often observed). The piece shows some minimal age and staining but was never cleaned. Simply a neat and honest 'Heeres'- ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'- (ie. infantry-) related ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'2./J.Ers.B. 59\' This is a neat aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) 'Infanterie'- (ie. infantry-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the stamped-unit-designation that clearly reads: '2./J.Ers.B. 59' (and as such being IMO used by a soldier who served within the 2nd company of the 'Infanterie-Ergänzungs-Bataillon', numbered '59') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine letter-type - is also showing the bearers' bloodgroup-type (Type '0') (something that is more often but not always observed). The piece shows some minimal age and staining but was never cleaned. Simply a neat and honest 'Heeres'- ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'- (ie. \'Maschinengewehr\'-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'4./M.G.Btl.15\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - and clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) 'Infanterie'- (ie. 'Maschinengewehr'-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '4./M.G.Btl.15' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the fourth company of the (infantry-related): 'Maschinengewehr-Batallion', numbered: '15') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out'-holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc a stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (that reads: 'AB') something that is more often but not always observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) 'Infanterie'- (ie. 'Maschinengewehr'-) related ID-disc that is accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'- ie. \'Nachrichten\'- (ie. signals-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'Inf.Nachr.Ers.Kp. 7\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - albeit clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) 'Infanterie'- ie. 'Nachrichten'- (ie. signals-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'Inf.Nachr.Ers.Kp. 7' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within a 'Nachrichten-Ersatz' (ie. signals-replacement) company within the 'Infanterie-Division', numbered: '7') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc shows a (roughly-styled) bearers'-blood-group-type ('Type 0') which has been engraved onto its back something that is more often but not always observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) 'Infanterie'- (ie. 'Nachrichten'-) related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'-/\'Pz-Abwehr\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Inf.Panz.Abw. Kp.14/306\' and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued This is a neat - and actually not that often seen! - aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) 'Infanterie'-/'Pz-Abwehr'- (ie. infantry- ie. anti-tank-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke'), bearing the (clearly!) stamped-unit-designation that reads: 'Inf.Panz.Abw. Kp.14/306' (and as such being IMO used by a soldier ie. NCO who served within an infantry- ie. anti-tank-company of the unit numbered '306') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine letter-type and comes with its period-mounted cord - is void of a bearers' bloodgroup-type (as is more often seen). The piece shows some minimal age and staining but was never cleaned. Simply a neat and honest 'Infanterie'-/'Pz-Abwehr'-related ID-disc!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) \'Nachrichten\'- (ie. signals-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'5. Nach.Ers.Abtl. 6\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - albeit clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a bright-silver-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) \'Nachrichten\'- (ie. signals-) related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'5. Nach.Ers.Abtl. 6\' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the fifth company of the: \'Nachrichten-Ersatz-Abteilung\', numbered: \'6\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc shows a (roughly-styled) bearers\'-blood-group-type (\'Type 0\') which has been stamped onto its front something that is more often but not always observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) \'Nachrichten\'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Stamm-Kp.Pz.Ers.Abt. 18\' and that comes as issued and worn This is a neat - and actually not that often seen! - aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) 'Panzer'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the (clearly!) stamped-unit-designation that reads: 'Stamm-Kp.Pz.Ers.Abt. 18' (and as such being a disc that was worn by a soldier or NCO (ie. officer) who served within the: 'Stammkompanie der Panzer-Ergänzungs-Abteilung 18' (or: root-company of the Panzer replacement unit, numbered: '18') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine letter-type - is also stamped with the bearers' bloodgroup-type (type: 'A'). The piece shows some minimal age and staining but was never cleaned. Simply a neat and honest 'Panzer'-related ID-disc!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) \'Pioniere\'- (ie. engineers-) related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'2./Pi.Ers.Batl. 29\' and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and worn This is a neat - and actually not that often seen! - aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) 'Pioniere'- (ie. engineers-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the (clearly!) stamped-unit-designation that reads: '2./Pi.Ers.Batl. 29' (and as such being IMO used by a soldier or NCO who served within the second, replacement (ie. 'Ergänzungs') company of an engineer's unit ie. 'Batallion' numbered '29') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine letter-type and comes with its period-mounted cord - is also stamped with the bearers' bloodgroup-type (type: 'A'). The piece shows some minimal age and staining but was never cleaned. Simply a neat and honest 'Heeres'- ie. 'Pioniere'-related ID-disc!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) \'Sanitäter\'- (ie. medical orderly-) related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Feldlaz. 5/529\' and that comes as issued and worn This is a neat - and actually not that often seen! - aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) 'Sanitäter'- (ie. medical orderly- ie. field-hospital-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the (clearly!) stamped-unit-designation that reads: 'Feldlaz. 5/529' (and as such being IMO used by a soldier or NCO (ie. officer) who served within a field-hospital numbered: '5/592') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine letter-type - is also stamped with the bearers' bloodgroup-type (type: 'B'). The piece shows some minimal age and staining but was never cleaned. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that it bears a very low number (number: '2') something that might indicate that the disc belonged to one of the leading staff-members. Simply a neat and honest 'Sanitäter'-related ID-disc!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) \'Sanitäter\'- (ie. medical orderly-) related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'San.Ers.Abt. 4\' and that comes as issued and worn This is a neat - and actually not that often seen! - aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) 'Sanitäter'- (ie. medical staff-member- ie. orderly-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the (clearly!) stamped-unit-designation that reads: 'San.Ers.Abt. 4' (and as such being a disc that was worn by a soldier or NCO (ie. officer) who served within the: 'Sanitäts-Ergänzungs-Abteilung 4' (or: medial replacement unit, numbered: '4') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine letter-type - is also stamped with the bearers' bloodgroup-type (type: '0'). The piece shows some minimal age and staining but was never cleaned. Simply a neat and honest 'Sanitäter'-related ID-disc!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) \'Schützen\'- (IMO \'Infanterie\'-) related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'2.Schütz.Feld Ers.Kp.I/22\' and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued This is a neat - and actually not that often seen! - aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) 'Schützen'- (IMO 'Infanterie'-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '2.Schütz.Feld Ers.Kp.I/22' (and as such being IMO used by a soldier ie. NCO who served within the seond company of an infantry-related replacement unit numbered: '22') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine letter-type and comes with its period-mounted cord - shows the bearers' bloodgroup-type: 'Type B' (as is more often seen). The piece shows some minimal age and staining but was never cleaned. Simply a neat and honest 'Schützen'- (and IMO 'Infanterie'-) related ID-disc!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) \'Schwere Artillerie\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'S.A.E.B. 161\' and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and/or moderatetly worn This is a neat aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) 'Schwere Artillerie'- (ie. heavy artillery-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: 'S.A.E.B. 161' (and as such being IMO used by a soldier ie. NCO who served within the a heavy-artillery-related replacement- (ie. 'Ergänzungs'-) battailon ie. unit numbered: '161') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine letter-type and comes with its period-mounted cord - shows the bearers' bloodgroup-type: 'Type 0' (as is more often seen). The piece shows some minimal age and staining but was never cleaned. Simply a neat and honest 'Schwere Artillerie'-related ID-disc that was recently found at a private household and that was never part of a collection!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) \'Stab\'- (ie. \'Wehrkreis\'-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'Stellv.Gen.Kdo.IX.A.K.\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) \'Stab\'- (ie. \'Wehrkreis\') related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'Stellv.Gen.Kdo.IX.A.K.\' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the replacement staff of the 9th army corps ie. \'9. Armee Korps\'-) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat \'torn-out\'-holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the stamped bearers\'-blood-group-type (type \'A\') something that is more often but not always observed. The disc - which is unusually quite low-numbered and bears the number \'227\' - was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) \'Stab\'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie\'- (ie. \'Maschinen-Gewehr\'-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'4.(M.G.) Ers.Kp. 62\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'- (ie. 'Maschinen-Gewehr'-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '4.(M.G.) Ers.Kp. 62' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: fourth company of the 'Maschinen-Gewehr-Ersatz'-unit, numbered: '62' (or: fourth company of the infantry-related, machine-gunners, replacement unit numbered: '62') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (type 'A') something that is more often but not always observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'- (ie. 'MG'-) related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'2./J.Ers.Btl. 412\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - and clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'2./J.Ers.Btl. 412\' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: second company of the: \'Infanterie-Ersatz-Batallion\', numbered: \'412\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc a stamped bearers\'-blood-group-type (that reads: \'B\') something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc that is accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'1.E./J.R. 47\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '1.E./J.R. 47' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: first replacement- (ie. 'Ersatz'-) company of the 'Infanterie-Regiment', numbered: '47') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (type 'A') something that is more often but not always observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'1.J.E.Btl. 469\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '1.J.E.Btl. 469' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: first company of the 'Infanterie-Ersatz-Battalion', numbered: '469') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (type 'A') something that is more often but not always observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Schützen\'- (or: \'Infanterie\'-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'3. Schtz.Ers.Kp. 846\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - and clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Schützen'- (ie. rifle-regiment- or: 'Infanterie'-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '3. Schtz.Ers.Kp. 846' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: third company of the: 'Schützen-Ersatz-Kompanie', numbered: '84') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc a stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (that reads: 'Bl.Gr. A') something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Schützen'- (ie. rifle-regiment- or: 'Infanterie'-) related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Stamm Komp. Inf. Ers. Btl. 335\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - and clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'Stamm Komp. Inf. Ers. Btl. 335' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: 'Stamm'- (ie. root-) company of the: 'Infanterie-Ersatz-Batallion', numbered: '335') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc a stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (that reads: '0') something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) \'Nachschub\'- (ie. transport-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Stb.Nachsch. Btl. 553\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - and clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Nachschub'- (ie. transport-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'Stb.Nachsch. Btl. 553' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: staff- (ie. 'Stabs'-) company of the: 'Nachschub-Batallion', numbered: '553') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc shows a (small-sized) bearers'-blood-group-type (that reads: 'A') something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Nachschub'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) \'Pioniere\'- (ie. engineers-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'3./Brück.Bau.Ers.Btl. 1\' and that comes mounted onto its period cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - and clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Pioniere'- (or: engineers-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '3./Brück.Bau.Ers.Btl. 1' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: third company of the: 'Brückenbau-Ersatz-Batallion', numbered: '1' or specific engineers ie. bridge-building replacement bataillon numbered: '1' ) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc - that came mounted onto its period cord as worn also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type ('Type AB') something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Pioniere'- ie. 'Brückenbau'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) \'Pioniere\'- (ie. engineers-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'3./Pi. 251\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - and clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Pioniere'- (or: engineers-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '3./Pi. 251' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: third company of the: 'Pioniere-Batallion', numbered: '251') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc is totally void of a bearers'-blood-group-type something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Pioniere'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (I deem Luftwaffe) ie. \'Munitionslager\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'L.M. Kittlitztreben\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a greyish-coloured- (and/or typical aluminium-based), WH (I deem Luftwaffe) ie. 'Munitionslager'-related, 'standard-issue pattern'- ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'L.M. Kittlitztreben' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: 'Munitionslager Kittlitztreben' or ammuntion-depot that was based in the town of Kittlitztreben) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and/or minimally stained-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc shows the bearers'-blood-group-type ('Type A') something that is more often but not always observed). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH 'Munitionslager'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) - I deem - \'Flieger\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Fl.H.E.O.traubl.\' (and that comes mounted onto its period cord as issued- and/or worn) This is an attractive - and clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Luftwaffe) ie. - I deem - 'Flieger'- (or: airport-guard-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'Fl.H.E.O.traubl.' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who served within a specific guard-unit tasked with guarding a the WWII airport ie. 'Fliegerhorst Obertraubling' (near the town of Regensburg) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc - that came mounted onto its period cord as worn is totally void of a bearers'-blood-group-type something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe) ie. 'Flieger'- (or: airport-guard-) related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'1./Fl.Ausb.Regt. 82\' and that comes as issued and/or worn This is a neat example of an aluminium-based WH (Luftwaffe) - and/or 'Flieger'- (ie. pilot-) related - ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '1./Fl.Ausb.Regt. 82' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier ie. trainer who (I deem) served within the: first company of the: 'Flieger-Ausbildungs-Regiment' numbered: '82' and that comes as issued and/or worn. The disc - which is executed in a clear and fine letter-type is void of the soldiers' blood-group-type (as more often) and is still a tiny bit dirty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. It comes as worn and/or stored for decades and originates from a private household somewhere in Germany. Simply a neat 'Flieger-Ausbildungs-Regiment'-related ID-disc that belonged to a soldier (ie. officer?) who served within one of the various pilots-training-regiments. I deem that this neat disc is accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) ie. \'construction\'- ie. \'Bau-Bataillone\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'3.(Li.)/1.Bb.(m) 27\' This is an attractive example of a silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) ie. 'construction'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that reads: '3.(Li.)/1.Bb.(m) 27' (and as such being presumably a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the 'third'-company of a motorised, LW-related construction-unit ie.: 'Bau-Batallion, numbered: '27') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. I could not fully identify the abbreviation 'Li.' that might indicate 'Lichtmaschine' or lightning-troops. The attractive disc comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc shows an impressed bearers'-blood-group-type ('type 0') something that was more often seen. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe) ie. 'construction'- or: 'Bau-Bataillone'-related disc that is accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) related ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Chef der Luftwehr\' and that belonged to the LW-\'General-Major\' Joachim Kortüm This is a neat aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: 'Chef der Luftwehr' and that belonged to the LW-'General-Major' Joachim Kortüm and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine letter-type - is void of the bearers' bloodgroup-type (something that is more often observed). The piece shows some minimal age and staining but was never cleaned and comes as found. This interesting ID-disc originated from the inheritence of the Luftwaffe General-Officer ie. 'General-Major' named: Joachim Kortüm (16-2-1898 - 21-10-1982) who saw already quite some service in WW1 (as a pilot) and who was at the end of the war: 'Kommandierender General u. Inspekteur des Luftwaffen-Helferinnen-Korps'. Simply a neat and honest Luftwaffe-related ID-disc that once belonged to a famous Luftwaffe General-Officer!

Aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakartillerie\'- (ie. anti-aircraft-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'2/L.Flak Ers Abt 29\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - and clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flakartillerie'- (ie. anti-aircraft-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '2/L.Flak Ers Abt 29' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: second company of the anti-aircraft, replacement- (ie. 'Ersatz') unit (ie. 'Abteilung') numbered: '29') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc shows a stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (that reads: 'A') something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flakartillerie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakartillerie\'- (ie. anti-aircraft-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'flak kol mot flak abt 136\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - and clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a silverish-grey-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flakartillerie'- (ie. anti-aircraft-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'flak kol mot flak abt 136' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the motorised anti-aircraft, unit numbered: '136') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc shows the bearers'-blood-group-type ('Type 0') something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the disc bears the number '1' something that might indicate that it belonged to the commanding officer of this specific unit. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flakartillerie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flieger-Aufklärer\'- (ie. pilots\'-reconnaisance-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'4.A./Fl.Ausb.Regt.52\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - and clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flieger-Aufklärer'- (ie. pilots'-reconnaisance-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '4.A./Fl.Ausb.Regt.52' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO (and possibly instructor) who - I deem - served within the: fourth company of the 'Aufklärungs'- ie. 'Flieger-Ausbildungs-Regiment' numbered: '52') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc shows a stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (that reads: 'B') something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flieger-Aufklärungs'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Luft-Nachrichten o. Fliegermelde\'- (ie. signals-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Ln.Flm.Res.Kp.11/6\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - and clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Luftwaffe) \'Luft-Nachrichten o. Fliegermelde\'- (ie. signals- or airplane-reporter-) related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'Ln.Flm.Res.Kp.11/6\' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier ie. reservist who - I deem - served within the: 11th company of the: \'Luft-Nachrichten o. Fliegermelde-Reserve\'-company, numbered: \'11/6\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc shows the bearers\'-blood-group-type (Type A) something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest (Luftwaffe) \'Luft-Nachrichten o. Fliegermelde\'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'Flak-Artillerie\'-related ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'2./L.Flak-Abt. 93\' and that comes mounted onto its period cord as issued and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silver-coloured- and/or typically aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Flak-Artillerie'-related-, 'standard-pattern'-, ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke'),bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that reads: '2./L.Flak-Abt. 93' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the 2nd company of the: 'Leichte-Flak-Abteilung 93' ie.: light anti-aircraft artillery unit, numbered: '93') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc is void of an engraved bearers'-blood-group-type something that was more often seen. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Flak-Artillerie'-related ID-disc that is accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'Flak-Artillerie\'-related ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'3./Flak-Ers.Abt.1/19\' This is an attractive example of a silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Flak-Artillerie'-related-, 'standard-pattern'-, ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke'), bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that reads: '3./Flak-Ers.Abt.1/19' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the 3rd company of the: 'Flak-Ergänzungs-Abteilung 1/19' ie.: anti-aircraft artillery, replacement-unit, numbered: '1/19') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc is void of an engraved bearers'-blood-group-type something that was more often seen. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Flak-Artillerie'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'Flieger\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped- and/or: \'coded\'-unit- ie. \'MOB\'-designation that reads: \'53616\' (and as such belonging to a soldier who served within the: \'13./K.Gr.z.b.V.1\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a silver-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Flieger'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped- (and/or: 'coded') unit-designation (aka: 'MOB-liste-Nummerierung') that simply reads: '53616' (and as such belonging to a pilot- (ie. NCO ie. officer-) who served within the 13th company of the: 'Kampfgeschwader zur besondere Verwendung', numbered: '1'. The disc comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc shows an impressed bearers'-blood-group-type ('type A') something that is not that often seen on these 'coded' ID-discs and also shows a clearly stamped (low!) bearers-numeral that reads: '69'. The disc originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered. Simply a very attractive and honest 'coded' WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Flieger'-related ID-disc that belonged to a member of a known 'Kampfgeschwader' and that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'Flieger\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped- and/or: \'coded\'-unit- ie. \'MOB\'-designation that reads: \'B65113\' (and as such belonging to a soldier who served within the: \'9./Kampfgeschwader 51\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a silver-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'Flieger\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the clearly stamped- (and/or: \'coded\') unit-designation (aka: \'MOB-liste-Nummerierung\') that simply reads: \'B65113\' (and as such belonging to a pilot- (ie. NCO ie. officer-) who served within the 9th company of the: \'Kampfgeschwader\', numbered: \'51\'. The disc comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc is void of an impressed bearers\'-blood-group-type something that is more often seen on these \'coded\' ID-discs and also shows a clearly stamped (low!) bearers-numeral that reads: \'65\'. The disc originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered. Simply a very attractive and honest \'coded\' WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'Flieger\'-related ID-disc that belonged to a member of a known \'Kampfgeschwader\' and that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Aluminium-based, WH (Lufwaffe-) ie. \'Bau-Truppen\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'2./Bau Ers. Batl. 7\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Bau-Truppen'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '2./Bau Ers. Batl. 7' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: second replacement- (ie. 'Ersatz'-) company of the 'Bau-Truppen-Bataillon', numbered: '7') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (type 'A') something that is more often but not always observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Bau-Truppen'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WH (Lufwaffe-) ie. \'Pioniere- o. Bau-Truppen\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'4/Bau Ausb. Batl. 3\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'Pioniere o. Bau-Truppen\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'4/Bau Ausb. Batl. 3\' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: fourth company of the \'Bau-Truppen-Ausbildungs-Bataillon\' (ie. trainings-unit), numbered: \'3\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the stamped bearers\'-blood-group-type (type \'A\') something that is more often but surely not always observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'Pioniere- o. Bau-Truppen\'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based, WHW- (ie. \'Winterhilfswerke\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate a: \'WHW\'-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Mein Erste TAT - Gau Hamburg - WHW - 1936-37\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily ie. scarcely encountered! - WHW- (ie. 'Winterhilfswerke'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie'), as was issued to commemorate a: 'WHW'-gathering ie. rally entitled: 'Mein Erste TAT - Gau Hamburg - WHW - 1936-37' that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in silver-toned metal (ie. aluminium) - shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The piece shows an eagle-device within its middle the above-mentioned text. The badge - which shows a clearly present makers-mark: 'Carl Wild - Hamburg' impressed on its back - comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - WHW-related 'tinnie'!

Aluminium-based, \'Polizei\' visor-cap eagle, being a maker- (ie. \'B.S.M.\'-) marked example, as was intended for usage on the various \'Polizei\' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') This is an attractive example of an aluminium-based - and/or single-piece constructed - 'Polizei'-related visor-cap eagle, being a clearly maker- (ie. 'B.S.M.'-) marked example, as was intended for usage on the various 'Polizei' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'), and that comes in an overall nice (albeit used- and/or once cap-attached-), condition. The very detailed piece is executed in bright-silver-coloured aluminium and retains both its (copper-based-) prongs (which were once bent but which are naturally still functional). The detail on the fairly 'frosted' piece is extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by modereat wear and/or years of storage only. Hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Aluminium-based, \'Polizei\' visor-cap eagle, being a maker- (ie. \'JFS\'-) marked example, as was intended for usage on the various \'Polizei\' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') This is an attractive example of an aluminium-based - and/or single-piece constructed - 'Polizei'-related visor-cap eagle, being a clearly maker- (ie. 'JFS'- ie. 'Josef Feix u. Söhne'-) marked example, as was intended for usage on the various 'Polizei' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'), and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO never used- nor once cap-attached-), condition. The very detailed piece is executed in bright-silver-coloured aluminium and retains both its (steel-based-) prongs (which were never bent and that are naturally still fully functional). The detail on the fairly 'frosted' piece is extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. Hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Aluminium-based, \'Polizei\' visor-cap eagle, being a maker- (ie. \'Z.S.\'-) marked and/or: \'1938\'-dated example, as was intended for usage on the various \'Polizei\' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') This is an attractive example of an aluminium-based - and/or single-piece constructed - 'Polizei'-related visor-cap eagle, being a maker- (ie. 'Z.S.'-) marked and/or: '1938'-dated and very detailed example as was intended for usage on the various 'Polizei' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO once used- ie. once cap-attached-), condition. The very detailed piece is executed in bright-silver-coloured aluminium and retains both its (copper-based-) prongs (which were IMO once bent but that are naturally still fully functional). The detail on the fairly 'frosted' piece is extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by fair wear and/or decades of storage only. Hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Aluminium-based, \'Polizei\' visor-cap eagle, being a neatly maker- (ie. \'P.u.C.-) marked example as was intended for usage on the various \'Polizei\' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') This is a very detailed example of an aluminium-based- (and/or single-piece constructed-) so-called: 'Polizei'-related visor-cap eagle, being being a neatly maker- (ie. 'P.u.C.-) marked example as was intended for usage on the various 'Polizei' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem minimally used- and/or once cap-attached-), condition. The detailed piece is executed in bright-silver-coloured- and aluminium-based metal and retains both its (copper-based-) prongs (which were once bent but which are naturally still functional). The detail on the fairly 'frosted' piece is extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage only. The piece has never been cleaned. Hard to find a more nicely preserved example!

Aluminium-based, \'Polizei\' visor-cap eagle, being a non-maker-marked example, as was intended for usage on the various \'Polizei\' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') This is an attractive example of an aluminium-based - and/or single-piece constructed - 'Polizei'-related visor-cap eagle, being a non-maker-marked but nevertheless very detailed example, as was intended for usage on the various 'Polizei' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO never used- nor once cap-attached-), condition. The very detailed piece is executed in bright-silver-coloured aluminium and retains both its (copper-based-) prongs (which were IMO never bent and that are naturally still fully functional). The detail on the fairly 'frosted' piece is extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. Hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Aluminium-based, \'RAD\' (ie.: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') officers\'-type-belt-buckle as was intended for commissioned-staff being a marker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked and \'1937\'-dated example that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition The attractive buckle was I deem never issued nor worn and has maintained stunning and/or pronounced detail: it does show, however, some minimal staining ie. age (and/or dust-) simply caused by decades of storage only. It has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit dirty ie. stained and comes as recently found. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example still bears all of its (off-factory-) applied somewhat yellowish-coloured finish (something that can clearly be noticed on the pictures). As stated above is the buckle a neatly maker-marked example that shows the makers'-designation ie. logo: 'A' on its back: as such it deals with an example that was produced by the: 'Assmann'-company. Next to this marking is the piece also dated ('37') and also bears a: 'D.R.G.M.'-patent-pending marking (as is more often encountered). These decorative RAD officers'-type belt-buckles could be worn on the standard-issued-type leather-based belts but could also be used with the 'Ausgeh'- (ie. parade) brocade-type belts. It should be noted that these 'RAD' officers'-type belt-buckles can easily be graded 'scarce', especially when they come is such a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition.

Aluminium-based, \'RAD\' (ie.: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') officers\'-type-belt-buckle as was intended for commissioned-staff being a non-marker-marked example that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition The attractive buckle was I deem never issued nor worn and has maintained stunning and/or pronounced detail: it does show, however, some minimal staining ie. age (and/or dust-) simply caused by decades of storage only. It has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit dirty ie. stained and comes as recently found. As stated above is the buckle a non-maker-marked example that is void of a makers'-designation (as is more often encountered). These decorative RAD officers'-type belt-buckles could be worn on the standard-issued-type leather-based belts but could also be used with the 'Ausgeh'- (ie. parade) brocade-type belts. It should be noted that these 'RAD' officers'-type belt-buckles can easily be graded 'scarce', especially when they come is such a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition.

Aluminium-based, \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate an: \'RNSt.\'-gathering ie. show entitled: \'Reichnährstands-Austellung 1936 - Frankfurt am Main\' This is an attractive and aluminium-based, 'Reichsnährstand'- (ie. 'RNSt.'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie'), as was clearly issued to commemorate an: 'RNSt.'-gathering ie. show entitled: 'Reichnährstands-Austellung 1936 - Frankfurt am Main' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in molded, silver-toned metal (ie. aluminium) - shows nice detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The piece depicts a (surrealistic) corn-flower and two swastika-signs with on top the above-mentioned text. The badge - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation that reads: 'E.F. Wiedmann – Frankfurt a. M.S.' impressed on its back - comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - 'Reichsnährstand'- (ie. 'RNSt.'-) 'tinnie'!

Aluminium-based, \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate an: \'RNSt.\'-gathering ie. show entitled: \'Reichnährstands-Austellung 1936 - Goslar\' This is an attractive and aluminium-based 'Reichsnährstand'- (ie. 'RNSt.'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie'), as was clearly issued to commemorate an: 'RNSt.'-gathering ie. show entitled: 'Reichnährstands-Austellung 1936 - Goslar' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in molded, silver-toned metal (ie. aluminium) - shows nice detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The piece depicts a view of a building and a (surrealistic) corn-flower and swastika-sign surrounded by the above-mentioned text. The badge - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation that reads: 'Deschler u. Sohhn - München 9' superimposed on its back - comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - 'Reichsnährstand'- (ie. 'RNSt.'-) related 'tinnie'!

Aluminium-based- (and I deem) WH (Luftwaffe) \'Nachrichten\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'N.Ers.Battr.8\' (and that comes mounted onto its period cord as issued- and/or worn) This is an attractive - and clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Luftwaffe) ie. - I deem - 'Nachrichten'- (or: signals-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'N.Ers.Battr.8' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who served within a specific, signals anti-aircraft-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc - that came mounted onto its period cord as worn and shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (Type 0) something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe) ie. 'Nachrichten'- (ie. anti-aircraft-) related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based-, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie-Nachrichten\'-related ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation: \'J.Nach.E.Kp.25\' and that comes mounted on its period-attached cord ie. pouch as issued and/or worn This is a neat example of a - truly used- ie. worn! - silver-coloured- and/or alumnium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'- (ie. 'Nachrichten'-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: 'J.Nach.E.Kp.25' (and as such IMO being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within an: 'Infanterie-Nachrichten-Ergänzungs-Kompagnie 25' or: infantry-related signals company, numbered: '25') and that comes mounted on its period-attached cord (and/or damaged pouch) as issued and/or worn. The disc comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows truly torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc - which originates from a private household where it was recently uncovered - shows the soldiers'-blood-group-type ('Blutg. 0') as is stamped on its front and comes still mounted on its period-attached cord as worn (see pictures). It came stored in its (heavingly used and somewhat damaged!) leather-based pocuh. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie o. Nachrichten'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based-, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'7./J.R.453\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured- and/or alumnium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related- (and/or 'standard-issued-pattern') ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '7./J.R.453' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: '7. Kompanie des Infanterie-Regiments 453' ie.: 7th company of the infantry-regiment numbered: '453') and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows truly torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc is void of the bearers'-blood-group-type (as is more often the case). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based-, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Panzer-Jäger o. Panzer-Abwehr\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'Stab.Panz.Abw. Abt. 41\' and that comes on its period cord This is an attractive example of a silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Panzer-Jäger o. Pz-Abwehr'-related-, 'standard-pattern'-, ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: 'Stab.Panz.Abw. Abt. 41' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: 'Stab' of the: 'Infanterie-Panzer-Abwehr Abteilung 41' ie. the 'staff'-company of the anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers'-unit numbered: '41') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows truly torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (Type '0') and shows some (hard to read) engraved text on its back (presumably a name). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Panzer-Jäger o. Panzer-Abwehr'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based-, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Pioniere\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly engraved unit-designation that reads: \'3./1.Str.Bau.Batl.602\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a greyish-silver-coloured- and/or alumnium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. (IMO) 'Pioniere'-related- (and/or 'standard-issued-pattern') ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly (hand-engraved!) unit-designation that reads: '3./1.Str.Bau.Batl.602' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: '3. Kompanie des 1. Strassenbau-Batalions 602' ie.: 3rd company of the road-construction-battalion numbered: '602') and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive, hand-engraved letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows truly torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc is void of the bearers'-blood-group-type. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Pioniere'-related-ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based-, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Pioniere- o. Bautruppen\'-related ID-disc that bears the (clearly and/or nicely executed!) stamped inscription ie. unit-signification that reads: \'LW.Bau g.Zug 28 - 15/IV\' This is an attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) 'Pioniere- o. Bautruppen'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that bears the (clearly and/or nicely executed!) stamped inscription ie. unit-signification that reads: 'LW.Bau g.Zug 28 - 15/IV' (and as such IMO a disc that belonged to a soldier ie. NCO that served within a Luftwaffe-related construction unit, numbered: '28') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The disc comes as found and was never cleaned nor polished: it shows minimal usage (slightly torn-out holes) but is void of the soldiers' bloodgroup-type (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is naturally the semi-official manner in which the unit-designation was period-altered (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive,'standard'-pattern ID-disc that belonged to a Luftwaffe 'Pioniere- o. Bautruppen'-soldier!

Aluminium-based-, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'Flieger\'-related ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Fl.Erg.Batl. 17\' This is a silverish-coloured- and/or aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Flieger'-related-, 'standard-pattern'-, ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke'), bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: 'Fl.Erg.Batl. 17' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: 'Flieger-Ergänzungs Batallion 17' or: pilots-replacement battalion numbered: '17') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and minimally corroded), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc shows the engraved bearers'-blood-group-type ('Type 0') something that was more often seen. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Flieger'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based-, WH (LW-) ie. IMO \'Nachrichten\'-related ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Ln.Flum.Res.Kp.10/1\' (and that comes mounted on its period cord as worn) This is a neat silverish-coloured- and/or aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. IMO 'Nachrichten'-related-, 'standard-pattern' ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: 'Ln.Flum.Res.Kp.10/1' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within a: 'Luftnachrichten Flugmelde Reserve Kompanie 10/1' (or: reserve signals-aircraft reporting unit, numbered: '10/1') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and and/or used-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc is void of a bearers'-blood-group-type something that was more often seen. The disc - which comes mounted onto its period cord as worn - was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Flieger-Nachrichten'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Aluminium-based-, WH (LW-) ie. \'Fallschirmjäger\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped- and/or: \'coded\' unit-designation that reads: \'63125\' (and as such belonging to a soldier ie. NCO who served within the: \'1./Fsch.Jg.Rgt.1 “Stendal”) This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - example of a silver-coloured- and/or alumnium-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Fallschirmjäger'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that came mounted onto its period (black-coloured) cord and that that is bearing the clearly stamped- (and/or: 'coded') unit-designation (aka: 'MOB-liste-Nummerierung') that reads: '63125' (and as such belonging to a paratrooper-soldier (or NCO ie. officer) who served within the: '1./Fsch.Jg.Rgt.1 “Stendal”) (or: first company of the 'Fallschirmjäger-Regiment 1', based in the town of Stendal). The disc comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (Type 0) (something that was more often but not always seen on these 'coded' ID-discs and shows a clearly stamped bearers-numeral that reads: '1220'). Moreover, does it show a stamped capital 'T'-character (for which I could not find an explanation). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a private household where it was recently uncovered. The back shows a 'scratched-out' name or alike. Simply a very attractive and honest 'coded' WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Fallschirmjäger'-related ID-disc that is IMO priced according to its unmistaken rarity and/or desirability!

Aluminium-based-, \'Polizei\' visor-cap eagle, being a maker- (ie. \'F.K.S.\'-) marked example for usage on the \'Polizei\' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition This is an aluminium-based-, 'Polizei' visor-cap eagle being a nicely maker- (ie. 'F.K.S.'-) marked example, as was intended for usage on the various 'Polizei' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The very detailed piece is executed in bright-silver-coloured aluminium and retains both its two (copper-based-) prongs (which were never bent and which are naturally still functional). The detail on the fairly 'frosted' piece is simply extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. Hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Aluminium-based-, \'Polizei\' visor-cap eagle, being a maker- (ie. \'O.G.-L.\'-) marked example for usage on the \'Polizei\' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition This is an aluminium-based-, 'Polizei' visor-cap eagle being a nicely maker- (ie. 'O.G.-L.'-) marked example, as was intended for usage on the various 'Polizei' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The very detailed piece is executed in bright-silver-coloured aluminium and retains both its two (copper-based-) prongs (which were never bent and which are naturally still functional). The detail on the fairly 'frosted' piece is simply extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. Hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Aluminium-based-, \'Polizei\' visor-cap eagle, being a maker- (ie. \'P.u.C.\'-) marked example for usage on the \'Polizei\' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition This is an aluminium-based-, 'Polizei' visor-cap eagle being a nicely maker- (ie. 'P.u.C.'-) marked example, as was intended for usage on the various 'Polizei' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The very detailed piece is executed in bright-silver-coloured aluminium and retains both its two (copper-based-) prongs (which were never bent and which are naturally still functional). The detail on the fairly 'frosted' piece is simply extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. Hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Armshield (of the rarely seen second pattern!) as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, depicting the interwoven \'Cyrillic\' characters: \'TB\' as was intended for a Russian volunteer within the \'Terek Cossacks\' The shield is in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or-) condition and comes as 'straightly cut of the role': it shows the black-/blue-coloured shield with above the interwoven 'Cyrillic' characters: 'TB'. Simply a truly rarely encountered piece of eastern volunteer related insignia: one of the more harder to encounter specimen of the colourfull series!

Armshield (of the rarely seen second pattern!) as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, depicting the interwoven \'Cyrillic\' characters: \'TB\' as was intended for a Russian volunteer within the \'Terek Cossacks\' The shield is in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or-) condition and comes as 'straightly cut of the role': it shows the black-/blue-coloured shield with above the interwoven 'Cyrillic' characters: 'TB'. Simply a truly rarely encountered piece of eastern volunteer related insignia: one of the more harder to encounter specimen of the colourfull series!

Armshield as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, depicting the interwoven \'Cyrillic\' characters: \'BA\' (as was intended for the Russian volunteers serving within the \'Don Cossacks\') The very attractive arm-shield shows the red- and blue-coloured shield with above the interwoven 'Cyrillic' characters: 'BA' (done in silver-white linnen). This particular example is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave technique and comes as being straightly 'cut-off from the roll': it can be graded: 'virtually mint'. These - original - 'official' arm-shields as executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo') can be easily considered 'very scarce'. I deem that I have priced this (virtually mint-/unissued-) example accordingly. Simply a neat example of a Cossack-related arm-shield: one of the more harder to encounter specimen of the colourful series!

Armshield as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, depicting the interwoven \'Cyrillic\' characters: \'BA\' (as was intended for the Russian volunteers serving within the \'Kuban Cossacks\') The shield comes in a trimmed condition and shows the red- and blue-coloured shield with above the interwoven 'Cyrillic' characters: 'BA' (done in silver-white linnen). I deem that this example was truly worn as such: it does show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a scarcely encountered piece of eastern-volunteer-related insignia: one of the more harder to encounter specimen of the colourful series!

Attactive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early-war-period (ie. \'M36\'- ie.: \'M40\'-model- ie. rounded-style-) \'cyphered\', EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat u. Mitglied des Unteroffiziersvorschule XI\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - WH (Heeres), I deem early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie.: \'M40\'-model- ie. rounded-style-) \'cyphered\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Soldat u. Mitglied des Unteroffiziersvorschule XI\' (or: soldier ie. student who was a trainee within the infantry-related NCO-school, numbered: \'11\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which has the \'standard\'-pattern- and/or darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\' - shows the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - comes without a tongue attached: it was carefully \'cut-off\' a tunic (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap shows the nicely machine-embroidered, Gothic-styled, \'U\'- and/or: \'V\'-cyphers and/or: Roman-styled: \'XI\'-numerals (naturally also executed in white-coloured linnen ie. wool). The strap shows - as stated above - only moderate usage ie. wear (just some moderate age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present). In any case is this a nice occasion to acquire a very attractive and desirable EM-type, \'Infanterie\'-related \'Unteroffiziersvorschule\'-shoulderstrap: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attactive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early-war-period (ie. \'M36\'- ie.: \'M40\'-model- ie. rounded-style-) \'cyphered\', EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat u. Mitglied des Wehrkrkreis III\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - WH (Heeres), I deem early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie.: \'M40\'-model- ie. rounded-style-) \'cyphered\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Soldat u. Mitglied des Wehrkreis III\' (or: infantry-soldier who served within the designated area or district (ie. \'Wehrkreis\'), numbered: \'3\' having as HQ the town of Berlin) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which has the \'standard\'-pattern- and/or darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\' - shows the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which measures approximately 11,4 cms. in length - comes without tongue: it was carefully \'cut-of a tunic\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap shows the nicely machine-embroidered, Gothic-styled, \'W\'-cypher and/or: Roman-styled: \'III\'-numerals ie. \'Ziffern\' (naturally also executed in white-coloured linnen ie. wool). The strap shows - as stated above - only moderate usage ie. wear (just some moderate age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present). In any case is this a nice occasion to acquire a very attractive and desirable EM-type, \'Infanterie\'-related \'Wehrkreis\'-shoulderstrap: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attactive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early-war-period (ie. \'M36\'- ie.: \'M40\'-model- ie. rounded-style-) \'cyphered\', EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat u. Mitglied des Wehrkrkreis VI\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - WH (Heeres), I deem early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie.: \'M40\'-model- ie. rounded-style-) \'cyphered\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Soldat u. Mitglied des Wehrkreis VI\' (or: infantry-soldier who served within the designated area or district (ie. \'Wehrkreis\'), numbered: \'6\' having as HQ the town of Münster) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which has the \'standard\'-pattern- and/or darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\' - shows the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which measures approximately 11,8 cms. in length each - comes with its period tongue attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap shows the nicely machine-embroidered, Gothic-styled, \'W\'-cypher and/or: Roman-styled: \'VI\'-numerals (naturally also executed in white-coloured linnen ie. wool). The strap shows - as stated above - only moderate usage ie. wear (just some moderate age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present). Moreover, does it show some minimal glue-remains on its back simply caused by having been glued into an album or scrapbook once. In any case is this a nice occasion to acquire a very attractive and desirable EM-type, \'Infanterie\'-related \'Wehrkreis\'-shoulderstrap: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attactive - albeit single! - WH (Heeres), early-war-period (ie. \'M36\'- ie.: \'M40\'-model- ie. rounded-style-) EM-type shoulderstrap (showing a regimental-indicator \'slip-on\' attached!) as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that often seen! - WH (Heeres), I deem early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie.: \'M40\'-model- ie. rounded-style-) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and showing a white-toned regimental-indicator \'slip-on\' period- (and firmly!) attached as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' (or: simple infantry-soldier) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which has the \'standard\'-pattern- and/or darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\' - shows the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which measures approximately 9,9 cms. in length each - comes with its period tongue attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which originates from a private-production ie. tailor-shop - shows - as stated above - only moderate usage ie. wear (just some moderate age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and desirable EM-type, \'Infanterie\'-related shoulderstrap: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for a junior-officer holding the rank of: \'Leutnant eines Kavallerie o. Reiter-Regiments\' The attractive - and I deem simply never used- nor worn! - WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair on offer here is piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for usage by a junior-officer holding the rank of: \'Leutnant eines Kavallerie o. Reiter-Regiments\' (or: junior-officer- ie. lieutnant who served within an army, cavalry-related unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The truly attractive shoulderboards are \'text-book\'-examples of the \'Heeres\'-type, \'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs\'-related officers\'-pattern shoulderboards and have the greysish-silver-coloured (ie. somewhat-sub-dued-) \'upperdecks\' (making this a pair that was - I deem - intended for usage on a typical \'front-used\'-tunic). The boards show the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) branchcolour (and were constructed from the typical smooth-type wool as more often seen). The boards never has any tongues attached and were clearly intended for usage as a pair of \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10,6 cms. in length each and never had any numerals ie. cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\') nor pips attached denoting the junior-officers\'-rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie. lieutnant). The pair shows some storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair pair that belonged to a: \'Leutnant eines Kavallerie o. Reiter-Regiments\'!

Attractive (albeit non-maker-marked- and IMO early war-period!) example of a black wound-badge (or: \'Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz\') - overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-) condition! This is an attractive (albeit non-maker-marked- and IMO early war-period-) example of a black wound-badge (or: 'Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz'), in overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-) condition. The badge shows some moderate wear ie. age but retains most of its original black (and fairly 'shiny'!) painted ie. sprayed, black-coloured surface (see pictures). The wound-badge is as stated a non-maker-marked example which is executed in copper-based metal. Of course are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped- and/or also copper-based-) pin and/or (typical!) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dirt and dust (mainly visible on the back). Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked and with certainty early war-period black wound-badge: hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive (IMO) DAF- (ie. \'Deutsches Arbeitsfront\') related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate the: \'Saarkundgebung - Oberhausen-Reid - 10.6.1934\' This is an attractive (IMO) DAF- (ie. 'Deutsches Arbeitsfront') related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') that was issued to commemorate a specific DAF-rally ie. gathering named the: 'Saarkundgebung - Oberhausen-Reid - 10.6.1934' and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in silverish-coloured (ie. tin-based) metal - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The (non-maker-marked-) piece depicts a swasitka upon which a worker (loosing his chains) is pictured and showing the text: 'Saarkundgebung - Oberhausen-Reid - 10.6.1934'. The badge comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive, DAF-related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive - and moderately used ie. once cap-attached! - SA- (ie. Sturmabteilungen-) related cap-badge as was specifically intended for usage by the SA-staffmembers serving within the: \'SA-Gruppe Hochland\' This is an attractive - and moderately used ie. once cap-attached but nevertheless not that easily found! - SA- (ie. Sturmabteilungen-) related cap-badge (ie. 'Mützenabzeichen') depicting an: 'Edelweiss'-flower coupled with a swastika-device as was specifically intended for usage by the SA-staffmembers serving within the: 'SA-Gruppe Hochland' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn and/or once cap-attached-), condition. The neat piece is executed in silver-toned, 'Buntmetall'-based metal and shows a (golden-toned) swastika-device attached (that shows a black-painted swastika as can be seen on the pictures. The neat piece is totally void of a makers'- ie. 'RzM'-designation and does show some moderate age, wear- and/or staining: it comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin-/catch(set-up). Simply a great occasion to acquire a 100% original 'SA'- ie. 'Gruppe Hochland'-related cap-badge for a competitive price!

Attractive - albeit as more often unmarked - example of a pre-war-period SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') copper- (ie. \'Messing\'-) based belt-buckle, being a \'variant\'-pattern- ie. \'two-pieced\'-example This is a truly attractive - albeit as more often seen unmarked - example of a pre-war-period-, so-called: SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen') copper- (ie. 'Messing'-) based belt-buckle, being a 'variant'-pattern- ie. 'two-pieced'- example having a separate (and/or bright shiny- and chromed-steel-based 'front-plate' attached), that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately worn and/or totally uncleaned, condition. The buckle - having a 'regular'-shaped swastika - is still a bit dirty and shows some dust and/or staining as acquired over the years. The buckle is of the 'variant'-pattern- (ie. 'two-pieced'-construction) and was (luckily) never cleaned nor polished. The piece - which is void of any makers'-mark or logo (as is more often encountered) - shows nice and/or pronounced detail but also shows the obvious signs of having been moderately worn (it is still a bit dusty as found and comes as stored for decades). Simply an attractive example of an SA belt-buckle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit broken into 2 parts - example of an aluminium-based \'SS-Verfügungstruppen o. SS-VT\'- (ie. \'D\'- or: \'Deutschland\'-) related ID-disc (ie.: \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the unit-designation: \'15./SS D - SS-Verfügungstruppe\' This is an attractive - albeit broken into 2 parts but nevertheless still scarcely encountered! - example of a bright silver-coloured- and/or: typical aluminium-based, so-called: \'SS-Verfügungstruppen o. SS-VT\'- (ie. \'D\'- or: Regiment \'Deutschland\'-) related ID-disc (ie.: \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'15./SS D - SS-Verfügungstruppe\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is partly executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows some torn-out holes as can be seen in the pictures). The disc is void of the bearers\'-blood-group-type but shows the soldiers\' ID-number (\'143\') as stamped (twice) onto its front and comes as recently uncovered. It was never cleaned nor polished (and it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Simply an attractive and honest \'SS-Verfügungstruppen o. SS-VT\'- (ie. \'D\'- or: \'Deutschland\'-) related ID-disc that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit clearly issued and/or tunic-removed - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (or DKiG ie. German Cross in gold), that comes in an overall very nice, albeit used- ie. worn condition This is a truly attractive - albeit clearly issued and/or tunic-removed - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold' (or DKiG ie. German Cross in gold), that comes in an overall very nice, albeit used- ie. moderately worn-, condition. The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion - has a (fully undamaged!) field-grey (ie. typical 'Heeres'- or 'Waffen-SS'-type-) woolen-based background, signifying that it was a piece that was awarded to a 'Heeres' (ie. 'Waffen-SS'-) member. The piece shows some minimal age ie. wear but is totally void of any damage. It shows a golden-toned (ie. metal-based) wreath as to be expected. The piece - which is void of an inked makers’-mark as more often encountered - is, however, not 'backed' (something that is more often seen). It also shows the signs of once having been tunic-attached. Simply a very nice example of a high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'! - that IMO is accordingly priced. Simply a stunning example that is actually hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - albeit clearly issued and/or tunic-removed! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (or DKiG ie. German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice, albeit used- ie. worn condition This is a truly attractive - albeit clearly issued and/or tunic-removed! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold' (or DKiG ie. German Cross in gold), that comes in an overall very nice, albeit used- ie. moderately worn-, condition. The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion - has a (fully undamaged!) field-grey (ie. typical 'Heeres'- or 'Waffen-SS'-type-) woolen-based background, signifying that it was a piece that was awarded to a 'Heeres' (ie. 'Waffen-SS'-) member. The piece shows some minimal age ie. wear but is totally void of any damage. It shows a golden-toned (ie. metal-based) wreath as to be expected. The piece - which shows an inked makers'-mark (ie. logo) on its back as is more often encountered - is, nicely 'backed' with black-coloured paper (something that is more often seen). It also shows the signs of once having been tunic-attached. Simply a very nice example of a high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'! - that IMO is accordingly priced. Simply a stunning example that is actually very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - albeit clearly issued and/or tunic-removed! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (or DKiG ie. German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice, albeit used- ie. worn condition This is an attractive - albeit clearly issued and/or tunic-removed! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold' (or DKiG ie. German Cross in gold), that comes in an overall nice, albeit clearly used- ie. moderately worn-, condition. The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion - has a (minimally damaged) field-grey-coloured (ie. typical 'Heeres'- or 'Waffen-SS'-type-) woolen-based background, signifying that it was a piece that was awarded to a 'Heeres' (ie. 'Waffen-SS'-) member. The piece shows evident age ie. wear but is void of any real damage. It shows a golden-toned (ie. metal-based) wreath as to be expected. The piece has lost its (IMO once present) paper-based 'backing' (something that is more often seen). It also shows the clear signs of once having been tunic-attached. Still a nice example of a high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'! - that is IMO accordingly priced.

Attractive - albeit clearly issued and/or tunic-removed! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (ie. DKiG or German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice, albeit moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is a truly attractive - albeit clearly issued and/or tunic-removed! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold in Stoff' (or: cloth-based DKiG ie. German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion - has a (fully undamaged!) bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. typical 'Luftwaffe'-type-) woolen-based background, signifying that it was a piece that was awarded to a 'Luftwaffe'-soldier. The piece shows some minimal age ie. wear but is totally void of any real damage. It shows a golden-toned (ie. metal-based) wreath as to be expected. The piece - which is void of an inked makers'-mark (ie. logo) on its back as is more often encountered - is, nicely 'backed' with black-coloured 'backing'-paper (something that is more often seen). It also shows the obvious signs of having been once tunic-attached. Simply a very nice example of a high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'! - that is I deem accordingly priced. Simply a stunning 'Luftwaffe'-type example that is actually very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - albeit clearly issued and/or tunic-removed! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (ie. DKiG or German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice, albeit used- ie. worn, condition This is a truly attractive - albeit clearly issued and/or tunic-removed! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold' (or DKiG ie. German Cross in gold), that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit used- ie. moderately worn- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion - has a (fully undamaged!) bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. typical 'Luftwaffe'-type-) woolen-based background, signifying that it was a piece that was awarded to a 'Luftwaffe'-soldier. The piece shows some minimal age ie. wear but is totally void of any real damage. It shows a golden-toned (ie. metal-based) wreath as to be expected. The piece - which is void of an inked makers'-mark (ie. logo) on its back as is more often encountered - is, nicely 'backed' with greyish-black-coloured paper (something that is more often seen). It also shows the obvious signs of having been once tunic-attached. Simply a very nice example of a high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'! - that IMO is accordingly priced. Simply a stunning 'Luftwaffe'-type example that is actually very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - albeit clearly issued- ie. worn! - example of a WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or aluminium-based belt-buckle, being a maker- (ie. \'Richard Sieper u. S.\'-) marked example that comes mounted on its leather-based tab This is an attractive - albeit clearly issued- ie. worn! - example of a WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or alumnium-based belt-buckle, being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Richard Sieper u. Söhne'-) marked and/or: '1938'-dated example that comes mounted on its natural-coloured leather-based tab and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly issued- ie. worn-), condition. The buckle was with certainty issued and worn: it only retains the remains of its field-grey-coloured finish but was never (recently) cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle - which shows the (vague) impressed makers'-designation: 'R.S.&S.' - shows some obvious dust caused by over more than 70 years of storage. The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows the oval-shaped 'Richard Sieper u. Söhne - Lüdensheid - 1938'-stamp (as can be seen on the pictures) and comes in an equally nicely preserved condition overall (it was IMO never greased nor oiled but does show some age ie. staining). The piece was recently found at a private household and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive, 'Richard Sieper u. Söhne'-marked-, 'Heeres'-example that is IMO priced according to its worn condition!

Attractive - albeit clearly used and regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'M43\'-pattern, EM-shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is a neat - albeit clearly used and regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern shoulderstrap as was piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: simple soldier who served within a motorised artillery-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used-, worn- and most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive strap - which measures approximately 11,2 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - has the \'standard-type\'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\' and shows the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The strap was just moderately used- and/or worn and does show some moderate staining and/or age (ie. minimal moth-damage) simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue. This neat strap originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap that belonged to a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit clearly used and regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'M43\'-pattern, EM-shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is a neat - albeit clearly used and regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern shoulderstrap as was piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: simple soldier who served within a motorised artillery-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used-, worn- and most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive strap - which measures approximately 11,2 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - has the \'standard-type\'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\' and shows the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The strap was just moderately used- and/or worn and does show some moderate staining and/or age simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue. This neat strap originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap that belonged to a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit clearly used and regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'M43\'-pattern, EM-shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is a neat - albeit clearly used and regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern shoulderstrap as was piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: simple soldier who served within a motorised artillery-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used-, worn- and most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive strap - which measures approximately 10,2 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - has the \'standard-type\'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\' and shows the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The strap was just moderately used- and/or worn and does show some moderate staining and/or age simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue. This neat strap originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap that belonged to a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit clearly used but nevertheless fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Mitte Sachsen\' This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in yellowish-golden-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example has lost its paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' over the years and was a piece that was clearly worn ie. once tunic-attached: the stitching-remains are still clearly present. It does, however, shows some minimal age and/or staining, simply caused by decades of storage and moderate wear - see pictures. The triangle on offer here is one of the more scarcely encountered examples of the extensive 'Gebietsdreiecken'-series. In any case an attractive, male-type 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that is IMO priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - albeit clearly used but nevertheless very rarely encountered! - so-called: \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Ost Pommern\' This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in yellowish-golden-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example has lost its paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' over the years and was a piece that was clearly worn ie. once tunic-attached: the stitching-remains are still clearly present. It does, however, shows some minimal age and/or staining, simply caused by decades of storage and moderate wear - see pictures. The triangle on offer here is one of the more obscure- and rarely encountered examples of the extensive 'Gebietsdreiecken'-series. In any case an attractive, male-type 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - albeit clearly used ie. worn - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') being an example that misses its \'RzM-etiket\' and that is entitled: \'West Mittelrhein\' This is a 'male'-specimen indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example regrettably misses its so-called: 'RzM-etiket' (as can be seen on the pictures) and was I deem clearly used- and/or once tunic- (ie. shirt-) attached: the triangle has been carefully removed and still shows some minimal stitching- ie. thread-remains. The triangle shows moderate age ie. staining simply caused by moderate wear and decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, male-type 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit clearly used! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-yellow-coloured \'Goldkordel\' attached as was intended for: \'Flugzeugpersonal\' This is an attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or worn! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-yellow-couloured \'Goldkordel\' period-attached as was specifically intended for usage by: \'Flugzeugpersonal\' (or: aircraft maintenance-staff) and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat \'golden\' (ie. yellow) \'cord-like border\' (ie. \'Goldkordel\') attached - signified that the bearer had a one years\'-service in this speciality. The piece is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows some minor staining and fair wear. These badges ranked actually amongst the \'award-category\' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both \'Soldbuch\' and \'Wehrpass\'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-\'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen\' that is not that easily found!

Attractive - albeit clearly used! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-yellow-coloured \'Goldkordel\' attached as was intended for: \'Flugzeugpersonal\' This is an attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or worn! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-yellow-coloured \'Goldkordel\' period-attached as was specifically intended for usage by: \'Flugzeugpersonal\' (or: aircraft maintenance-staff) and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat \'golden\' (ie. yellow) \'cord-like border\' (ie. \'Goldkordel\') attached - signified that the bearer had a one years\'-service in this speciality. The piece is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows some minor staining and fair wear. These badges ranked actually amongst the \'award-category\' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both \'Soldbuch\' and \'Wehrpass\'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-\'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen\' that is not that easily found!

Attractive - albeit clearly used! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-coloured \'Goldkordel\' attached as was intended for a: \'Schirrmeister o. Geräteverwalter\' This is an attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or worn- but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. 'Tätigkeitsabzeichen') having a golden-yellow-coloured 'Goldkordel' period-attached as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Schirrmeister o. Geräteverwalter' (ie. equipment-maintenance staff-member) and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat 'golden' (ie. yellow) 'cord-like border' (ie. 'Goldkordel') attached - signified that the bearer had a one years'-service in this speciality. The piece is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows some minor staining and/or fair wear. These badges ranked actually amongst the 'award-category' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both 'Soldbuch' and 'Wehrpass'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen' that is not that easily found!

Attractive - albeit clearly used! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-coloured \'Goldkordel\' attached as was intended for a: \'Schirrmeister o. Geräteverwalter\' This is an attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or worn- but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-yellow-coloured \'Goldkordel\' period-attached as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Schirrmeister o. Geräteverwalter\' (ie. equipment-maintenance staff-member) and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat \'golden\' (ie. yellow) \'cord-like border\' (ie. \'Goldkordel\') attached - signified that the bearer had a one years\'-service in this speciality. The piece is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows some minor staining and/or fair wear. These badges ranked actually amongst the \'award-category\' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both \'Soldbuch\' and \'Wehrpass\'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-\'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen\' that is not that easily found!

Attractive - albeit clearly used! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-coloured \'Goldkordel\' attached as was intended for a: \'Schirrmeister o. Geräteverwalter\' This is an attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or worn- but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-yellow-coloured \'Goldkordel\' period-attached as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Schirrmeister o. Geräteverwalter\' (ie. equipment-maintenance staff-member) and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat \'golden\' (ie. yellow) \'cord-like border\' (ie. \'Goldkordel\') attached - signified that the bearer had a one years\'-service in this speciality. The piece is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows some minor staining and/or fair wear. These badges ranked actually amongst the \'award-category\' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both \'Soldbuch\' and \'Wehrpass\'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-\'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen\' that is not that easily found!

Attractive - albeit clearly used! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-coloured \'Goldkordel\' attached as was intended for: \'LW-Kraftfahrpersonal\' This is an attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or worn- but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. 'Tätigkeitsabzeichen') having a golden-yellow-coloured 'Goldkordel' period-attached as was specifically intended for usage by for: 'LW-Kraftfahrpersonal' (ie. drivers) and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat 'golden' (ie. yellow) 'cord-like border' (ie. 'Goldkordel') attached - signified that the bearer had a one years'-service in this speciality. The piece – which shows a additionally added linnen-based 'backing' - is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows some minor staining and/or fair wear. These badges ranked actually amongst the 'award-category' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both 'Soldbuch' and 'Wehrpass'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit clearly used! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-coloured \'Goldkordel\' attached as was intended for: \'LW-Kraftfahrpersonal\' This is an attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or worn- but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. 'Tätigkeitsabzeichen') having a golden-yellow-coloured 'Goldkordel' period-attached as was specifically intended for usage by for: 'LW-Kraftfahrpersonal' (ie. drivers) and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat 'golden' (ie. yellow) 'cord-like border' (ie. 'Goldkordel') attached - signified that the bearer had a one years'-service in this speciality. The piece – which shows a additionally added linnen-based 'backing' - is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows some minor staining and/or fair wear. These badges ranked actually amongst the 'award-category' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both 'Soldbuch' and 'Wehrpass'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit clearly used! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-coloured \'Goldkordel\' attached as was intended for: \'LW-Kraftfahrpersonal\' This is an attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or worn- but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-yellow-coloured (and braid-based) \'Goldkordel\' period-attached as was specifically intended for usage by for: \'LW-Kraftfahrpersonal\' (ie. drivers) and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat \'golden\' (ie. yellow) \'cord-like border\' (ie. \'Goldkordel\') attached - signified that the bearer had a one years\'-service in this speciality. The piece - which shows a additionally added linnen-based \'backing\' - is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows some minor staining and/or fair wear. These badges ranked actually amongst the \'award-category\' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both \'Soldbuch\' and \'Wehrpass\'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-\'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit clearly used! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a silver-white-toned \'Kordel\' attached as was intended for: \'LW-Horchfunker\'-staffmembers This is an attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or worn- but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') showing a silver-white-toned \'Kordel\' attached as was intended for: \'LW-Horchfunker\'-staffmembers (ie. sound-locater-staff) and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat \'silverish-white\' and cord-like border\' (ie. \'Kordel\') attached - signified that the bearer had a one years\'-service in this speciality. The piece - which shows a additionally added linnen-based & black-coloured \'backing\' - is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows some minor staining and/or fair wear. These badges ranked actually amongst the \'award-category\' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both \'Soldbuch\' and \'Wehrpass\'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-\'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit clearly used! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a silverish-grey-toned \'Kordel\' attached as was intended for: \'LW-Fernschreib-Unteroffiziere\' This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- and/or worn- but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. 'Tätigkeitsabzeichen') showing a greyish-silver-toned 'Kordel' attached as was specifically intended for: 'LW-Fernschreib-Unteroffiziere' (ie. telex-staff) and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat 'greyish-silver'- and cord-like border' (ie. 'Kordel') attached - signified that the bearer had sucessfully succeeded various tests in this speciality. The piece - which shows a additionally added linnen-based- and black-coloured 'backing' - is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows some minor staining and/or fair wear. These badges ranked actually amongst the 'award-category' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both 'Soldbuch' and 'Wehrpass'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit clearly used! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a silverish-grey-toned \'Kordel\' attached as was intended for: \'LW-Fernschreib-Unteroffiziere\' This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- and/or worn- but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. 'Tätigkeitsabzeichen') showin a greyish-silver-toned 'Kordel' attached as was specifically intended for: 'LW-Fernschreib-Unteroffiziere' (ie. telex-staff) and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat 'greyish-silver'- and cord-like border' (ie. 'Kordel') attached - signified that the bearer had sucessfully succeeded various tests in this speciality. The piece - which shows a additionally added linnen-based- and black-coloured 'backing' - is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows some minor staining and/or fair wear. These badges ranked actually amongst the 'award-category' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both 'Soldbuch' and 'Wehrpass'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit clearly used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type cap-eagle (as executed in: \'flat-wire\'- ie. \'BeVo\'-weave pattern) as was specifically intended for usage on the: WH \'Knautschmützen\' ie. \'Alter-art\'-visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') These desirable - scarcely found and fairly early-period! - WH (Heeres) cap-eagles were specifically intended for usage onto the WH-\'Knautschmützen\' ie. \'Alter-art\'-visor-caps (or: old-style \'Schirmmützen\') but saw usage throughout the war. The attractive cap-eagle on offer here is executed in bright silverish-grey- (ie. \'flatwire\'- ie. BeVo-type) thread onto a greyish-blue-coloured (and/or typical linnen-based) background and is as such an early-period example that was clearly intended to be used onto an: \'Alter-art\'-visor-cap. The piece is nicely folded (ie. trimmed) and was most certainly once-cap-attached: it comes as clearly cap-removed and does show some glue-remains on it back (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these attractive WH (Heeres) \'flatwire-type\' cap-eagles are hardly ever offered for sale and can easily be graded \'scarce\'. I deem that this attractive WH \'Knautschmützen\' ie. \'Alter-art\'-visor-cap-eagle is priced according to its used- and/or trimmed condition!

Attractive - albeit clearly used! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked (and fairly early war-period!) example as was - I deem - produced by the desirable \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'C.E.Juncker\' The attractive - albeit surely issued- ie. clearly worn - iron cross is a typical minimally-vaulted- (ie. somewhat converse-shaped) example that has never been cleaned nor polished. It retains a very attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected for an IC by this desirable maker. This example - which is as stated above a typical non-maker-marked specimen - was - I deem - produced by the desirable maker: 'C.E. Juncker' as was based in the town of Berlin (ie. 'Hersteller 2') and that comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example as more often found - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like' (ie. shiny!) inner-core that shows some (minimal) paint-damage within the swastika-area (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or moderately worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and has lost its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive, 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'C.E. Juncker'-company according to its moderately used and/or totally untouched condition: a pristine example would most cerainly fetch much more than my asking-price!

Attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or carefully cap-removed! - WH (Heeres) \'BeVo\'-woven cap-cocarde (ie. wreath or: \'Schirmmützenkokarde\') as was intended for usage on the \'old-style\' visor-caps (or: \'Knautsch- o. alter Art Schirmmützen\') The attractive and truly worn piece is nicely 'flat-wire'-woven (ie. is executed in the 'Bevo'-weave style) and is executed in bright-silver-coloured thread on a darker-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based background. The piece was with certainty used as such and was carefully cap-removed: it was nicely pre-folded- and/or trimmed and still shows some of its thread- and/or stitching-remains with which it was once cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece can naturally ideally serve as a spare-part and will fit nicely on any 'alter-Art Schirmmütze'. It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-woven cap-cocardes can easily be graded 'scarce'. I deem that I have priced this neat piece according to its truly used- and cap-removed condition!

Attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or carefully cap-removed! - WH (Heeres) \'BeVo\'-woven cap-cocarde (ie. wreath or: \'Schirmmützenkokarde\') as was intended for usage on the \'old-style\' visor-caps (or: \'Knautsch- o. alter Art Schirmmützen\') The attractive and truly worn piece is nicely \'flat-wire\'-woven (ie. is executed in the \'Bevo\'-weave style) and is executed in bright-silver-coloured thread on a darker-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based background. The piece was with certainty used as such and was carefully cap-removed: it was nicely pre-folded- and/or trimmed and still shows some of its thread- and/or stitching-remains with which it was once cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece can naturally ideally serve as a spare-part and will fit nicely on any \'alter-Art Schirmmütze\'. It should be noted that these \'BeVo\'-woven cap-cocardes can easily be graded \'scarce\'. I deem that I have priced this neat piece according to its truly used- and cap-removed condition!

Attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or carefully cap-removed! - WH (Heeres) \'BeVo\'-woven cap-cocarde (ie. wreath or: \'Schirmmützenkokarde\') as was intended for usage on the \'old-style\' visor-caps (or: \'Knautsch- o. alter Art Schirmmützen\') The attractive - and truly worn early-pattern piece! - is nicely 'flat-wire'-woven (ie. is executed in the 'Bevo'-weave style) and is executed in bright-silver-coloured thread on a greenish-/grey-coloured- and/or linnen-based background. The piece was with certainty used as such and was carefully cap-removed: it was nicely pre-folded- and/or trimmed and still shows some of its thread- and/or stitching-remains with which it was once cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece can naturally ideally serve as a spare-part and will fit nicely on any 'alter-Art Schirmmütze'. It should be noted that these (early-pattern!) 'BeVo'-woven cap-cocardes can easily be graded 'scarce'. I deem that I have priced this neat piece according to its truly used- and/or carefully cap-removed condition!

Attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or carefully cap-removed! - WH (Heeres) \'BeVo\'-woven cap-cocarde (ie. wreath or: \'Schirmmützenkokarde\') as was intended for usage on the \'old-style\' visor-caps (or: \'Knautsch- o. alter Art Schirmmützen\') The attractive and truly worn piece is nicely 'flat-wire'-woven (ie. is executed in the 'Bevo'-weave style) and is executed in bright-silver-coloured thread on a darker-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based background. The piece was with certainty used as such and was carefully cap-removed: it was nicely pre-folded- and/or trimmed and still shows some of its thread- and/or stitching-remains with which it was once cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece can naturally ideally serve as a spare-part and will fit nicely on any 'alter-Art Schirmmütze'. It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-woven cap-cocardes can easily be graded 'scarce'. I deem that I have priced this neat piece according to its truly used- and cap-removed condition!

Attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or carefully cap-removed! - WH (Heeres) \'BeVo\'-woven cap-cocarde (ie. wreath or: \'Schirmmützenkokarde\') as was intended for usage on the \'old-style\' visor-caps (or: \'Knautsch- o. alter Art Schirmmützen\') The attractive and truly worn piece is nicely woven (ie. is executed in the \'Bevo\'-weave style) and is unusually executed in white-coloured thread (and not in silver-toned thread as more often seen!) on a darker-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based background. The piece was with certainty used as such and was carefully cap-removed: it was nicely pre-folded- and/or trimmed and still shows some of its thread- and/or stitching-remains with which it was once cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece can naturally ideally serve as a spare-part and will fit nicely on any \'alter-Art Schirmmütze\'. It should be noted that these \'BeVo\'-woven cap-cocardes can easily be graded \'scarce\'. I deem that I have priced this neat piece according to its truly used- and cap-removed condition!

Attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or carefully cap-removed! - WH (Heeres) \'BeVo\'-woven cap-cocarde (ie. wreath or: \'Schirmmützenkokarde\') as was intended for usage on the \'old-style\' visor-caps (or: \'Knautsch- o. alter Art Schirmmützen\') The attractive and truly worn piece is nicely woven (ie. is executed in the \'Bevo\'-weave style) and is executed in silver-coloured thread (ie. braid) on a darker-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based background. The piece was with certainty used as such and was carefully cap-removed: it was nicely pre-folded- and/or trimmed and still shows some of its thread- and/or stitching-remains with which it was once cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece can naturally ideally serve as a spare-part and will fit nicely on any \'alter-Art Schirmmütze\'. It should be noted that these \'BeVo\'-woven cap-cocardes can easily be graded \'scarce\'. I deem that I have priced this neat piece according to its truly used- and cap-removed condition!

Attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or carefully \'cut-out\'! - WH (Heeres) \'BeVo\'-woven cap-cocarde (ie. wreath or: \'Schirmmützenkokarde\') as was intended for usage on the \'old-style\' visor-caps (or: \'Knautsch- o. alter Art Schirmmützen\') The attractive - and truly worn- and carefully 'cut-out of a cap' - piece is nicely 'flat-wire'-woven (ie. is executed in the 'Bevo'-weave style) and is executed in bright-silver-coloured thread on a darker-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based background. The piece was with certainty used as such and was carefully cap-removed: it was period trimmed and came mounted onto a a piece of field-grey wool (which was presumably a piece of a visorcap as can be seen on the pictures). The piece can naturally ideally serve as a spare-part and will still fit nicely on any 'alter-Art Schirmmütze'. It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-woven cap-cocardes can easily be graded 'scarce'. I deem that I have priced this neat piece according to its truly used- and carefully cap-removed- ie. 'cut-out'-condition!

Attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or worn - example of a steel-based- (and/or originally silver-coloured-) Waffen-SS belt-buckle, being a neatly: \'RzM 155/43 SS\'- (= \'Assmann u. Söhne\'-) marked example This is an attractive example of a steel-based- (and/or originally silver-coloured-) Waffen-SS belt-buckle, being a neatly: 'RzM 155/43 SS'- (= 'Assmann u. Söhne'-) marked example, in overall nice, albeit clearly used- and/or worn, condition. The buckle has regrettably lost most of its original silver-coloured finish (only minimal remains are visible ie. present esp. on its back - see pictures). The overall surface shows clear evidence of having being worn and shows some dirt and/or staining (it has IMO however not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle - which is naturally a 100% garuanteed original example - has a very detailed appearance and still has an overall nice age-patina. As stated is the buckle a neatly maker-marked example that bears the makers-designation: 'RzM 155/43 SS' (as is visible under the roller-attachment as usual - see pictures). As certainly known are these genuine SS-buckles as produced by the: 'Assmann u. Söhne'-company getting really hard to find: simply a nice and/or very detailed example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or worn! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Südost Kärnten\' This is a \'female\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silver-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example misses its so-called: \'RzM-etiket\' (it was presumably once present) and was with certainty a piece that was worn ie. tunic- or shirt-attached. The triangle shows some minimal age ie. staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be mentioned that this is one of the more scarcely seen (Austrian) \'BDM-Gebietsdreiecke\' within the extensive series. Simply an attractive, female-type \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit clearly used- ie. worn! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' being a maker-marked example as executed in \'Buntmetall\' (ie. \'Tombak\') as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Schwerin - Berlin\' This is an attractive - albeit clearly worn but still detailed and pronounced! - example of a so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen' (or: destroyers'-war-badge) being a clearly maker-marked- (and/or: fairly 'high-quality'-produced!) example that is executed in so-called: 'Buntmetall' and that comes in overall nice- (albeit clearly issued- and/or truly worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge retains most of its golden- (ie. silver-) toned finish and is executed in so-called: 'Buntmetall' (ie. 'Tombak'): it comes of course mounted on its unaltered- and functional (flute-shaped and neatly horizontally-mounted) pin and/or catch. The with certainty 'high-quality'-produced badge (that also retains it so-called: 'Gegenhaken' that might have been period-repaired) shows on its back the makers'-designation: 'Schwerin - Berlin 68' and was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dusty ie. dirty as recently found (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this truly worn example is accordingly priced: a better-preserved example will fetch much more than my asking-price!

Attractive - albeit clearly used- ie. worn! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' being a maker-marked example as executed in \'Buntmetall\' (ie. \'Tombak\') as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Schwerin - Berlin\' This is an attractive - albeit clearly worn but still detailed and pronounced! - example of a so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen' (or: destroyers'-war-badge) being a clearly maker-marked- (and/or: fairly 'high-quality'-produced!) example that is executed in so-called: 'Buntmetall' and that comes in overall nice- (albeit clearly issued- and/or truly worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge retains most of its golden- (ie. silver-) toned finish and is executed in so-called: 'Buntmetall' (ie. 'Tombak'): it comes of course mounted on its unaltered- and functional (flute-shaped and neatly horizontally-mounted) pin and/or catch. The with certainty 'high-quality'-produced badge (that also retains it so-called: 'Gegenhaken') shows on its back the makers'-designation: 'Schwerin - Berlin 68' and was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dusty ie. dirty as recently found (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this truly worn example is accordingly priced: a better-preserved example will fetch much more than my asking-price!

Attractive - albeit clearly worn! - maker- (ie. \'L/11\'-) marked example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as being produced by the maker: \'Wilhelm Deumer\' The black-class (and non-magnetic) WB on offer here is only moderately used and does shows some moderate wear and/or aging (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge truly retains most of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat 'shiny' finish: it was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'L/11' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with an early-period (and 'Buntmetall'-based) specimen that was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Hard to upgrade this moderately used ie. worn example!

Attractive - albeit empty - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS-) carton-based medal-pouch nicely marked: \'LDO\' and executed in typical: \'Zellstoff\'-based paper as was intended for a: \'Panzerkampf-Abzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class PAB) This is a truly unusual and with certainty scarcely encountered item: a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) carton-based medal-pouch, nicely marked: 'LDO' and executed in typical, beige-coloured- and/or: 'Zellstoff'-based paper as was intended for storage of a: 'Panzerkampf-Abzeichen in Silber' (or silver-class PAB) and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit moderately used and/or I deem issued-), condition. The pouch shows a red-coloured ink-stamp on its front and is additionally marked on its back with the expected text: 'Die Herstellung von..... etc.'. The pouch is naturally fully complete and/or still functional: it just shows some minimal staining ie. usage- ie. storage-marks. I am convinced that this 'simply' pouch is actually x-times rarer to find than the actual badge itself. Simply a very desirable piece of unmistaken scarcity!

Attractive - albeit empty but rarely found! - \'Ostvölker\'-related medal-pouch for a: \'Tapferkeits- und Verdienstauszeichnung ohne Schwerter - 2. Klasse in Bronze\' being a non-maker-marked specimen This is an attractive - albeit regrettably empty but with certainty rarely found! - \'Ostvölker\'-related medal-pouch that was specifically intended for a: \'Tapferkeits- und Verdienstauszeichnung ohne Schwerter - 2. Klasse in Bronze\' being a non-maker-marked specimen that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or just moderately used-), condition. The neat pouch comes as stated above in an overall nice condition but is totally void of a printed makers\'-designation on its back. The neat (typical \'Zellstoff\'-based and/or: yellowish-brown-coloured) carton-based pouch measures approximately: 11,8 x 8,8 cms. and is fully complete: it just shows a tiny repair (done with \'Cellotape\') as can be seen on the pictures. it can of course excellenty be used to complete a: \'Tapferkeits- und Verdienstauszeichnung ohne Schwerter - 2. Klasse in Bronze\'-set!

Attractive - albeit empty but rarely found! - \'Ostvölker\'-related medal-pouch for a: \'Verdienstauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker - 2. Klasse in Gold\' being a non-maker-marked specimen This is an attractive - albeit regrettably empty but with certainty rarely found! - \'Ostvölker\'-related medal-pouch that was specifically intended for a: \'Verdienstauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker - 2. Klasse in Gold\' being a non-maker-marked specimen that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or just moderately used-), condition. The neat pouch comes as stated above in an overall nice condition but is totally void of a printed makers\'-designation on its back. The neat (typical \'Zellstoff\'-based and/or: yellowish-brown-coloured) carton-based pouch measures approximately: 12 x 8 cms. and is fully completeas can be seen on the pictures. it can of course excellenty be used to complete a: \'Verdienstauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker - 2. Klasse in Gold\'-set!

Attractive - albeit empty! - luxuriously-styled (& maker-marked!) etui as was intended to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) by the maker \'Paul Meybauer - Berlin\' and that comes in an overall nice condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably empty! - fairly luxuriously-styled (and clearly maker-marked!) etui as was specifically intended to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) by the desirable maker: \'Paul Meybauer - Berlin\' and that comes in an overall nicely preserved- and/or fully untouched, condition. The etui comes in a very fine and fully complete (and/or untouched!) condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui\'s top is in a very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the beige-white-coloured- and (semi) velvet-like interior is also fully present and in place (it does, however, show some minimal age and/or staining and does show a (vaguely-present) imprint of the cross it once held as can be seen in the pictures). I deem that this attactive (and neatly maker-marked!) IC-etui is accordingly priced: it just needs an equally nicely preserved iron-cross to complete!

Attractive - albeit empty! - luxuriously-styled etui as was specifically intended to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a \'generic-styled\'-example that comes in an overall nice (albeit minimally damaged), condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably empty! - fairly luxuriously-styled etui as was specifically intended to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a \'generic-styled\'-example (that would be perfectly fitted for quite a few ICs) and that comes in an overall nicely preserved- and/or fully untouched, condition. The etui comes in a very fine and fully complete (and/or untouched!) condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui\'s top is in a very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the beige-coloured- and velvet-like interior is also fully present and in place (it does, however, show some minimal age and/or staining and does show a (vaguely-present) imprint of the cross it once held as can be seen in the pictures). The top comes a tiny bit loose (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this attactive IC-etui is accordingly priced: it just needs an equally nicely preserved iron-cross to complete!

Attractive - albeit empty! - luxuriously-styled etui as was specifically intended to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a \'generic-styled\'-example that comes in an overall very nicely preserved condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably empty! - fairly luxuriously-styled etui as was specifically intended to store an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a 'generic-styled'-example that comes in an overall nicely preserved- and/or fully untouched, condition. The etui comes in a very fine and fully complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui's top is in a very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the beige-white-coloured- and velvet-like interior is also fully present and in place (it does, however, show some minimal age and/or staining and does show a (vaguely-presen) imprint of the cross it once held as can be seen in the pictures). I deem that this attactive IC-etui is accordingly priced: it just needs an equally nicely preserved iron-cross to complete!

Attractive - albeit empty! - luxuriously-styled etui as was specifically intended to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a \'generic-styled\'-example that comes in an overall very nicely preserved condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably empty! - fairly luxuriously-styled etui as was specifically intended to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a \'generic-styled\'-example (that would be perfectly fitted for quite a few ICs) and that comes in an overall nicely preserved- and/or fully untouched, condition. The etui comes in a very fine and fully complete (and/or untouched!) condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui\'s top is in a very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the black-coloured- and (semi) velvet-like interior is also fully present and in place (it does, however, show some minimal age and/or staining and does show a (vaguely-present) imprint of the cross it once held as can be seen in the pictures). I deem that this attactive IC-etui is accordingly priced: it just needs an equally nicely preserved iron-cross to complete!

Attractive - albeit empty! - luxuriously-styled etui as was specifically intended to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a \'generic-styled\'-example that comes in an overall very nicely preserved condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably empty! - fairly luxuriously-styled etui as was specifically intended to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a \'generic-styled\'-example (that would be perfectly fitted for quite a few ICs) and that comes in an overall nicely preserved- and/or fully untouched, condition. The etui - that regrettably does not close properly - comes in a very fine and fully complete (and/or untouched!) condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui\'s top is in a very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the beige-white-coloured- and (semi) velvet-like interior is also fully present and in place (it does, however, show some minimal age and/or staining and does show a (vaguely-present) imprint of the cross it once held as can be seen in the pictures). I deem that this attactive IC-etui is accordingly priced: it just needs an equally nicely preserved iron-cross to complete!

Attractive - albeit empty! - luxuriously-styled etui as was specifically intended to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a \'generic-styled\'-example that comes in an overall very nicely preserved condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably empty! - fairly luxuriously-styled etui as was specifically intended to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a \'generic-styled\'-example (that would be perfectly fitted for quite a few ICs) and that comes in an overall nicely preserved- and/or fully untouched, condition. The etui comes in a very fine and fully complete (and/or untouched!) condition: the broad-shaped, silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui\'s top is in a very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the beige-coloured- and (semi) velvet-like interior is also fully present and in place (it does, however, show some minimal age and/or staining and does show a (vaguely-present) imprint of the cross it once held as can be seen in the pictures). I deem that this attactive IC-etui is accordingly priced: it just needs an equally nicely preserved iron-cross to complete!

Attractive - albeit empty! - luxuriously-styled etui as was specifically intended to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) by the maker: \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' and that comes in a very nicely preserved condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably empty! - luxuriously-styled etui as was specifically intended to store an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) as was produced by the maker: 'B.H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt' and that comes in an overall nicely preserved- and/or fully untouched, condition. The etui comes in a very fine and fully complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui's top is in a very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the beige-white-coloured- and velvet-like interior is also fully present and in place (it does, however, show some minimal age and/or staining and does show the clear imprint of the cross it once held as can be seen in the pictures). The etui is - as stated above - a typical example that was intended to store an IC first-class as was specifically produced by the maker 'B.H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt' as based in the town of Pforzheim (ie. 'Hersteller 26'). I deem that this attactive IC-etui is accordingly priced: it just needs an equally nicely preserved iron-cross to complete!

Attractive - albeit empty! - luxuriously-styled etui as was specifically intended to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) by the maker: \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' and that comes in a very nicely preserved condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably empty! - luxuriously-styled etui as was specifically intended to store an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) as was produced by the maker: 'B.H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt' and that comes in an overall nicely preserved- and/or fully untouched, condition. The etui comes in a very fine and fully complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui's top is in a very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the beige-white-coloured- and velvet-like interior is also fully present and in place (it does, however, show some minimal age and/or staining and does show the clear imprint of the cross it once held as can be seen in the pictures). The etui is - as stated above - a typical example that was intended to store an IC first-class as was specifically produced by the maker 'B.H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt' as based in the town of Pforzheim (ie. 'Hersteller 26'). I deem that this attactive IC-etui is accordingly priced: it just needs an equally nicely preserved iron-cross to complete!

Attractive - albeit empty! - luxuriously-styled etui as was specifically intended to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) that comes in an overall very nicely preserved condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably empty! - fairly luxuriously-styled etui as was specifically intended to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) and that comes in an overall nicely preserved- and/or fully untouched, condition. The etui comes in a very fine and fully complete (and/or untouched!) condition: the somewhat broader-sized, silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui\'s top is in a very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the beige-white-coloured- and (semi) velvet-like interior is also fully present and in place (it does, however, show some minimal age and/or staining and does show a (vaguely-present) imprint of the cross it once held as can be seen in the pictures). I deem that this attactive IC-etui is accordingly priced: it just needs an equally nicely preserved iron-cross first-class to complete!

Attractive - albeit empty! - medal-pouch: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a (dual!) maker-marked specimen as was intended to hold an award by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'C.F. Zimmermann - Pforzheim\' (ie. \'L/52\') This is a neat - albeit regrettably empty! - medal-pouch: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a (neatly dual!) maker-marked specimen as was intended to hold an award by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'C.F. Zimmermann - Pforzheim\' (ie. \'L/52\') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or just moderately used-), condition. The pouch comes as stated above in an overall nice condition and shows on its back the printed makers\'-designation of the: \'C.F. Zimmermann\'-company as based in the town of Pforzheim (as is printed on its back as stated above): next to this it also shows a (tiny, rectangular-shaped) ink-stamp that reads: \'L/52\'. The neat (typical \'Zellstoff\'-based and/or: reddish-brown-coloured) carton-based pouch measures approximately: 11 x 6 cms. and is fully complete: it can of course excellenty be used to complete a: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\'-set!

Attractive - albeit empty! - medal-pouch: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker-marked specimen as was intended to hold an award by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'B.H. Mayer - Pforzheim\' This is a neat - albeit regrettably empty! - medal-pouch: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker-marked specimen as was intended to hold an award by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'B.H. Mayer - Pforzheim\' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or just moderately used-), condition. The pouch comes as stated above in an overall nice condition and shows on its back the printed makers\'-designation of the: \'B.H. Mayer\'-company as based in the town of Pforzheim (as is printed on its back as stated above). The neat (typical \'Zellstoff\'-based and/or: reddish-brown-coloured) carton-based pouch measures approximately: 11 x 6 cms. and is fully complete: it can of course excellenty be used to complete a: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\'-set!

Attractive - albeit empty! - medal-pouch: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker-marked specimen as was intended to hold an award by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Richard Simm & Söhne - Gablonz/Neisse\' This is a neat - albeit regrettably empty! - medal-pouch: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' being a maker-marked specimen as was intended to hold an award by the maker- (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Richard Simm & Söhne - Gablonz/Neisse' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or just moderately used-), condition. The pouch comes as stated above in an overall nice condition and shows on its back the printed makers'-designation of the: 'Richard Simm & Söhne'-company as based in the town of Gablonz (as is printed on its back as stated above). The neat (typical 'Zellstoff'-based and/or: reddish-brown-coloured) carton-based pouch measures approximately: 11 x 6 cms. and is fully complete: it can of course excellenty be used to complete a: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42'-set!

Attractive - albeit heavingly worn! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' being a maker-marked example as executed in \'Buntmetall\' (ie. \'Tombak\') as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Schwerin - Berlin\' This is an attractive - albeit heavingly worn but still detailed and pronounced! - example of a so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen' (or: destroyers'-war-badge) being a clearly maker-marked- (and/or 'high-quality'-produced!) example that is executed in so-called: 'Buntmetall' and that comes in overall nice- (albeit clearly issued- and truly worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge has regrettably lost its golden-toned finish and is executed in so-called: 'Buntmetall' (ie. 'Tombak') and comes of course mounted on its unaltered- and functional (flute-shaped and neatly horizontally-mounted) pin and/or catch. The with certainty 'high-quality'-produced badge (that retains it so-called: 'Gegenhaken') shows on its back the makers'-designation: 'Schwerin - Berlin 68' and was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dusty ie. dirty as recently found (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this truly worn example is accordingly priced: a better-preserved example will fetch much more than my asking-price!

Attractive - albeit incomplete - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield (as was produced by a - by me - unidentified maker) and that comes in a presumably issued albeit still \'virtually mint\', condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably incomplete! - example of a non-maker-marked, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield as was produced by a by me unidentified maker (ie. possibly an example as was procuced by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company) and that comes in a probably issued- albeit still 'virtually mint'- (and with certainty never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield - that comes without 'backing' nor 'backing-plate' - retains all its four (never bent!) prongs and comes in a truly wonderful and/or untouched condition and was with certainty never worn nor used (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is non-converse-shaped as more often - truly retains most of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and/or somewhat 'matted' finish ie. bronze-like appearance and was (I deem) never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and desirable 'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS'-pattern example that was presumably issued but simply never worn. Naturally did I price this attractive specimen according to its incomplete condition!

Attractive - albeit issued and/or tunic-removed! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres- or: Waffen-SS) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (ie. DKiG or German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice, albeit clearly used- ie. worn, condition This is a truly attractive - albeit clearly issued and/or most cerainly tunic-removed! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres- or: Waffen-SS) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold in Stoff' (or: cloth-based DKiG ie. German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion and linnen-based thread - has a field-grey-coloured- (ie. somewhat stained-) woolen-based background, signifying that it was a piece that was awarded to a 'Heeres or Waffen-SS'-soldier. The piece shows clear age ie. wear but is void of any real damage (some tiny bits of the outer thin-shaped- and/or braid-based piping are however missing (as can be seen on the pictures). It shows a golden-toned (ie. metal-based) wreath as to be expected. The piece - which is void of an inked makers'-mark (ie. logo) on its back as is more often encountered - is not 'backed' (something that is more often seen). It also shows the obvious signs of having been once tunic-attached. Simply an attractive and clearly worn example of a high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'! - that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit minimally damaged! - \'BeVo\'-type armshield entitled: \'Slowakei\' (being a piece that was intended for a volunteer who served within the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the: \'Slowakisches Legion\') This is an attractive - and truly very rarely encountered albeit regrettably minimally damaged! - example of a colourful, \'BeVo\'-woven armshield entitled: \'Slowakei\' (in German language) as was specifically intended for usage by the Slovakian volunteers who served within the pro-German Axis-forces and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield is truly one of the more rarely encountered \'BeVo\'-woven shields of the colourful series. The exact purpose of these armshields is not known to date: it is, however, also stated in cetrtain publications that they were intended for foreign staff-members (ie. factory-workers) that served within the \'OT\' (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'). The example on offer here comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition and comes as \'straightly cut-off the role\': it does show, however, some damage on its top (simply caused by having been \'short-cut from the role\' as can be seen on the pictures). It is naturally very different from the various copies that are nowadays in existance. It should be noted that I have seen these shields being offered for much more than my asking-price. Simply a very attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - Eastern-European volunteer arm-shield that is I deem accordingly priced due to its slightly damaged condition: a pristine example would most certainly be much more expensive!

Attractive - albeit minimally mis-matched - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably minimally mis-matched - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps, as was piped in the neat green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen' (or simple soldier who served within a mountain-troopers unit ie. regiment), in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which are piped in the desirable green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour - measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and have the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The straps - which originates from an older shoulderstrap-collection - are fully 'text-book' in all facets and were IMO only moderately used and/or worn. The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and show no defaults nor real damage but do show minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. It should be noted that these standard-type, 'Gebirgsjäger' ie. 'Jäger'-piped EM-straps are not that easily encountered and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply an attractive - and truly minimally mismatched - EM-type shoulderstrap-pair, that was intended for a: 'Soldat der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen': I deem that this pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit minimally mis-matched - pair of early- (ie. pre-war-) period, WH (Heeres) black woolen-based- and/or bright-pink-piped \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs, each having an \'aluminium\'-based skull-device (ie. \'Totenkopf\') period-attached The attractive - and IMO quite early- ie. pre-war-period! - collar-tab- (ie. 'Kragenspiegel'-) pair is as stated above minimally mis-matched: both tabs show an aluminium-based (and identical!) skull-device, period-attached: both skulls have both their (typical, early- and copper-based-) prongs in place and are still firmly attached onto the tabs. For some unknown reason does one of the tabs misses its 'backing': the other tab shows the brownish-yellow-coloured- (and/or: typical 'buckram'-based-) 'backing' as to be expected. The pair - which has the neat (early- ie. pre-war-period-) woolen-type- and/or bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured piping attached - comes in a clearly issued- and/or once tunic-attached-, condition: the set was once stitched onto a tunic and was carefully tunic-removed (it still shows some remains of the stitching as can be seen on the pictures). As such, it would be an excellent pair to restore any black-coloured-, early- (ie. pre-) war-period Panzer so-called: 'wrap-around'-tunic. This pair was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive, original and fully matching, early- ie. pre-war-period-, 'Panzer'-collar-tab-set that can easily be graded 'rare' and that is nowadays almost impossible to encounter!

Attractive - albeit minimally mis-matched - pair of later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-style, \'simplified\'-, EM-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilung o. Rgts.\' The neat straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or: typical brownish-green-like-, field-grey coloured and/or: woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured- and/or 'silk-like'-type piping ie. branchcolour, attached. The straps are constructed following the typical '1944 cloth-minimising production-manner', using different shades of wool and/or lesser quality material. The straps were IMO never used nor worn and can easily be graded 'virtually mint ie. unissued'. It should be noted that all 'M44'-style, enlisted-mens'-type straps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'scarce': the ones as intended for the soldiers who served within the: 'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen' even more so! Simply a superb occasion to acquire a very attractive and fully 'text-book', M44-styled, enlisted-mens'-type pair as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilung o. Regiments': great to complete any M44-model tunic or to be stored in a shoulderstrap-collection. The pair is as stated above minimally mis-matched: they differ in tiny detail something that is more often seen with these M44-pattern shoulderstraps. It will be hard to upgrade this attractive pair!

Attractive - albeit minimally mis-matched - pair of mid-war-period so-called: \'M40 o. M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstraps that comes with its accompanying \'Übershube\'-pair as intended for a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Rgts. 127\' The attractive - fully \'text-book\' and truly almost matching! - pair of typical \'standard-issued\'- (ie. \'non-privately-purchased\'!) pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps is piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length each. The straps have the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or: desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as is more often encountered with these early- ie. mid-war-period shoulderstrap-pairs) and was as such intended for usage by an infantry soldier who served within the: \'Infanterie-Regiment 127\' (something that can naturally easily be deducted from the attached \'Übershube\'-pair). The shoulderstraps - which originate from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired for the web-site - are typical \'standard-issued\'-examples that have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\': they were - I deem - just moderately used ie. worn and do show some minimal wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show some moderate age, wear and/o staining - come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and came with a (also matching) pair of (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: shoulderstrap-slip-ons (ie. \'Schulterstück-Übershuben\') attached bearing both the unit-designation: \'127\' (as executed in equally white-coloured, so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). Both the shoulderstraps and/or: \'Übershuben\' come in an overall very nice and/or undamaged condition (as can be seen on the pictures). These desirable \'M40- o. 43\'-pattern, army-infantry-related EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the \'weisser\'-coloured branchcolour can nowadays easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. The pair - that was without doubt always together and that was worn as such - is just a tiny bit mis-matched (differently executed button-holes as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - albeit minimally mis-matched - Heeres EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiment 127\'!

Attractive - albeit minimally mis-matched - pair of mid-war-period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps that comes with its attached \'Übershube\'-pair as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 115\' The attractive - and 'text-book' albeit minimally mis-matched - WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 12 cms. in length. The straps have the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or: desirable silk-type piping attached (as is more often encountered with these mid-war-period shoulderstrap-pairs) and were intended for usage by a junior-sergeant who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: '115' (something that can naturally easily be deducted from the attached 'Übershube'-pair). The shoulderstraps - which originate from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired - are typical 'standard-issued' examples that have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' that show the bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. sub-dued-type) NCO-braid attached: they were I deem only moderately used ie. worn and do show some minimal wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and came with a (matching) pair of (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: shoulderstrap-slip-ons (ie. 'Übershuben') attached bearing both the signification: '115' (as executed in equally white-coloured so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). Both the shoulderstraps and/or: 'Übershuben' come in a wonderful- and/or totally undamaged condition and will be hard to be upgraded (as can be seen on the pictures). These desirable 'M43'-pattern, army-infantry-related NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the 'weisser'-coloured branchcolour can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive pair that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 115'!

Attractive - albeit minimally mis-matched - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') EM (ie. NCO-)type shoulderstraps (being of the third pattern as was used in the period between 1942-45) as was specifically intended for a: \'RAD-Hauptvormann\' This is an attractive - albeit minimally mismatched but actually not that easily found! - pair of typical RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') EM- (ie. NCO-) type shoulderstraps (being of the third and final pattern as was used in the period between 1942-45) as was intended for usage by a: 'RAD-Hauptvormann' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat schoulderstraps have the 'standard'-pattern, earthen-brown-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the twisted, silver-coloured and/or braid-based piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each and are of the regular-issued - (ie. non-private-production-) type. The straps come mounted onto their period tongues and come in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition, overall. Both straps show two (identical, aluminium-based) pips attached whereas one of the straps has a double black-and-silver-coloured- (ie. striped-) and/or braid-based 'Lasche' (firmly) attached denoting the soldiers-rank of: 'RAD-Hauptvormann'. The pair shows - as stated above - only moderate wear and/or age but is void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a desirable (and hard to find!) 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'-related, EM- (ie. NCO-) type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'RAD-Hauptvormann'!

Attractive - albeit minimally mis-matched - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M40-/M43\'-pattern) shoulderstraps as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizer eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit mimimally mis-matched but nevertheless nowadays not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period, so-called: 'M40-/M43'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizer eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army infantry-regiment ie. unit-) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit - I deem - minimally used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or field-grey-coloured 'upperdecks'. The straps - which have the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached - show the (bluish-coloured- ie. sub-dued) NCO-braid attached (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is a typical 'standard-issued'- (ie. non-privately-purchased- nor tailor-made!) pair that was only minimally used- ie. worn. The neat straps - which came mounted onto their period tongues - show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an very attractive and/or: early- ie. mid-war-period and/or 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizer eines Infanterie-Regiments'!

Attractive - albeit minimally mis-matched - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period, \'M36\'-pattern (pointed-styled- and \'cyphered\') so-called: NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Nachrichten-Regiments 47\' This is an attractive - albeit truly minimally mis-matched but nevertheless scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period, 'M36'-pattern (pointed-styled-), 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstraps (being a pair having no branchcolour ie. piping as per regulation) as was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Nachrichten-Regiments 47' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the army-signals-regiment, numbered: '47') and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 11,6 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: dark-green-coloured- and woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have as stated above no piping nor branchcolour attached: they are of the 'generic pattern' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the ('standard'- ie. 'dotted'-pattern), silver-coloured NCO-braid period-attached. Moreover, do they show the neat, bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured and/or machine-embroidered: '4'- and/or: '7'-numerals (which are executed in so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' as to be expected). The pair comes mounted onto its original tongues and does just show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and I deem quite early- (ie. pre- or early-war-) period - 'Heeres' NCO-type, shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier des Nachrichten-Regiments 47': I deem that I have priced this attractive - and desirable! - pair, accordingly!

Attractive - albeit minimally mis-matched - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-pattern- (ie. rounded-styled), \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Artillerie-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 32\' This is truly attractive - albeit regrettably minimally mis-matched but nevertheless still truly rarely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period-, so-called: 'M36'-pattern- (ie. rounded-styled), 'cyphered' shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and clearly used by! - an: 'Unteroffizier des Artillerie-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 32' (or junior-sergeant who served within the artillery-observers regiment ie. unit, numbered: '32') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are both approximately 11,1 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type' and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured (and woolen-type) piping attached. Both shoulderstraps show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) Gothic-styled-, so-called: 'B'-cyphers and/or: '3'- and '2'-numerals. Next to this they show the silver-coloured NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Unteroffizier'. Both 'cyphers' are executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected (see pictures). The straps - which come mounted on their functional tongues - show as stated above only moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is however visible and/or present). The pair was with certainly always together and was worn as such as a pair (this although the fact that both pieces are not completely matching). It should, however, be noted that all 'cyphered' so-called: 'Beobachtungs-Abteilungen'-shoulderstraps are very desirable and can easily be regarded 'rare', even more when they are in such a nicely preserved condition. In any case a very attractive (and truly rarely encountered!) early- ie. pre-war-period, 'cyphered Heeres NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that is IMO priced according to its obvious desirability and/or unmistaken rarity!

Attractive - albeit minimally mis-matched - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO mid-war-period (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as piped in the bright-yellow-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\' The attractive shoulderstraps - which have the field-grey-coloured- and/or: typical, woolen-based 'upperdecks' as to be expected - have the desirable bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) and/or 'silk-like'-type piping attached and measure approximately 11,7 cms. in length each. The straps come naturally mounted on their original tongues and are in an overall nice ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall: the straps show some minimal age, wear and/or obvious staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which were intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen' (or: simple army signals'-soldier) - show only minimal usage and/or wear (they are however not damaged or alike: they just show the minimal signs of having been used). The pair is as stated above minimally mis-matched but was with certainly always together and was worn as such as a pair. It should be noted that these bright-yellow-piped-, enlisted-mens'-type-, 'Nachrichten'-related shoulderstraps are quite desirable and can nowadays easily be graded 'scarce': I deem that this attractive army-signals pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit minimally mis-matched - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO mid-war-period (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as piped in the white-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' The attractive shoulderstraps - which have the field-grey-coloured- and/or: typical, woolen-based 'upperdecks' as to be expected - have the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) and/or 'silk-like'-type piping attached and measure approximately 11 cms. in length each. The straps come naturally mounted on their original tongues and are in an overall nice ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall: the straps show some minimal age, wear and/or obvious staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which were intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: simple army infantry-soldier) - show only minimal usage and/or wear (they are however not damaged or alike: they just show the minimal signs of having been used). The pair is as stated above minimally mis-matched but was with certainly always together and was worn as such as a pair. It should be noted that these white-piped-, enlisted-mens'-type-, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderstraps are very desirable and can nowadays easily be graded 'scarce': this is one of those shoulderstrap-pairs that every collector is nowaydays searching-for but that is simply not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - albeit minimally mis-matched - pair of \'cyphered\'- (and I deem early- ie. mid-war-period) WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - minimally mis-matched but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - neatly \'cyphered\'- (and I deem fairly early- (ie. mid-) war-period pattern pair of enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage on the field-grey coloured navy-style tunics by a: \'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Abteilungs\' (or simple soldier who served within a naval coastal-artillery unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are fully \'text-book\' in all facets - measure approximately 11,1 cms. in length (and have a width of 5,5 cms. as usually seen) have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and come mounted onto their functional tongues. The straps show the neat interwoven so-called: \'crossed-anchors\'-cyphers or: \'Ziffern\' (which are both executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen) denoting the rank of simple: \'Soldat o. Maat\'. The straps - shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining but are totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that ALL \'Küstenartillerie\' insignia-pieces are actually quite hard to encounter: those \'cyphered\' examples even more so, which grades them easily as \'scarce\'. Simply an attractive \'cyphered\', naval EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured attire!

Attractive - albeit minimally mis-matched! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' This is a neat - albeit minimally mis-matched! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' (or: simple anti-aircraft soldier) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 10 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) branchcolour and have the desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which were most certainly always together but that are slight mismatched in certain details - have the bluish-grey-coloured and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and were with certainty meant as a: \'standard-issue\'-type pair (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show some minimal (storage) age ie. staining but are totally void of any damage. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat and virtually \'mint\'-, enlisted-mens\'-type LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\'!

Attractive - albeit minimally mismatched - pair of N.S.K.K. (or: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') shoulderboards as piped in the bright-yellow coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by the Flemish NSKK-volunteers This is an attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - Belgian (ie. Flemish-) volunteer-related so-called: N.S.K.K. (or: 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') shoulderboard-pair as piped in the bright-yellow (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) branchcolour, that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The boards have the typical silver-black-coloured- and/or: 'checkered' upperdecks (ie. tops) and show the bright-yellow (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) and 'rayon'-based piping ie. branchcolour attached as to be expected (see pictures). The boards - which measure 12,5 cms. in length each as more often seen - are moderately used and/or worn: they shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining. An example of these boards is also figured in the Bender reference-book entitled: 'Foreign Legions of the Third Reich - Volume 2: Belgium, Great Britain, Holland, Italy and Spain' by David Littlejohn: it is pictured on the bottom of page 114 of this excellent book). Simply an attractive Flemish-volunteer-related N.S.K.K. (or: 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') shoulderboard-pair: only the first such rare pair I did ever had on offer!

Attractive - albeit minimally mismatched - pair of WH (Heeres), mid-war-period (ie. \'M43\'-type-) EM-type shoulderstraps that comes with its attached \'Übershube\'-pair, as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Nachschub-Abts. 12\' This is an attractive - albeit minimally mismatched - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO mid-war-period (ie. 'M43'-type-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour that comes with its attached 'Übershube'-pair, as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Soldat des Heeres-Nachschub-Abteilungs 12' (or simple soldier who served within an army, transport-unit, numbered: '12') and that comes in an overall nice (and IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which have the field-grey coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the bright-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping attached and measure approximately 11,7 cms. in length each. They come mounted on their original tongues and come in a nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall. The pair was with certainly always together and was without doubt worn as a pair (this although they are minimally mismatched in minor details). The straps came mounted with a (matching) pair of (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: slip-ons (ie. 'Übershuben') attached, bearing both the signification: 'XII' (as executed in equally bright-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). Both 'Übershuben' are in a great albeit equally used- and/or worn condition: they show some wear and are somewhat stained - see pictures. Simply an attractive pair of moderately used 'Soldat des Heeres-Nachschub-Abteilungs 12'-shoulderstraps that can easily serve to complete any mid-war 'Heeres'-type tunic or that can be stored in any shoulderstrap-collection!

Attractive - albeit minimally mismatched but nevertheless scarcely found! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) EM-type: \'Flakartillerie\' shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for the bluish-grey (ie. \'blaumelliertes\') summer-shirts This is an attractive - albeit minimally mismatched but nevertheless still very scarcely found! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for the bluish-grey (ie. 'blaumelliertes') summer-shirts as piped in the bright-red- (ie. hochroter-) coloured branchcolour and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or shirt-removed-) condition. The straps - which measure approximately 10,4 cms. in length each - are as stated 'piped' in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and were as such intended for a soldier that served within the: 'Flakartillerie-Truppen' (or anti-aircraft troops: the set - that was most certainly used as a pair - has the typical 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair comes in a moderately used ie. worn condition (and shows some minimal age- and/or staining) and is still a bit 'wrinkled'. Simply a very attractive and actually not that often encountered Luftwaffe summer-shirt-shoulderstrap-pair!

Attractive - albeit minimally mismatched! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- ie. pre-war-period (ie. \'M36\'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) EM-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit minimally mismatched - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- (ie. pre-war-period ie. 'M36'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen' (or simple, army-signals-soldier) and that comes in an overall nice (ie. IMO clearly issued- ie. moderately worn-), condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern-, darker-green coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured- and woolen-type- piping attached (see pictures). The straps measure approximately 11,6 cms. in length each. The straps - which are of the regular-issued - (ie. non-private-production-) type! - come mounted on their functional tongues and come in a nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition, overall. The pair shows - as stated above - regular wear, age and/or minimal staining but is totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps were found together and were most certainly worn as such as a pair: they only differ in minimal detail from eachother (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and with certainty desirable 'Nachrichten'-related-, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair that was never before in collectors'-hands and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit minimally rust-stained - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield (as was produced by a by me unidentified maker) and that comes in a presumably issued - albeit \'virtually mint\', condition This is an attractive - albeit minimally rust-stained - example of a non-maker-marked, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield as was produced by a by me unidentified maker and that comes in a probably issued albeit 'virtually mint'- (and with certainty never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield - that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured 'backing' - comes in a fully untouched condition and was with certainty never worn nor used. It comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its (typical) protective, black-coloured- and/or paper-based backing attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often - retains most of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and 'glossy' finish ie. bronze-like appearance (a fair bit of its period 'Brennlack' is still present) and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some (rust)staining caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive and desirable 'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS'-pattern example that was surely issued but simply never worn. I deem that I have priced this untouched specimen accordingly!

Attractive - albeit minimally rust-stained - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield (as was produced by a by me unidentified maker) and that comes in a presumably issued - albeit \'virtually mint\', condition This is an attractive - albeit minimally rust-stained - example of a typical, presumably non-maker-marked, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield as was produced by a by me unidentified maker and that comes in a probably issued albeit 'virtually mint'- (and with certainty never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield - that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured 'backing' - comes in a fully untouched condition and was with certainty never worn nor used. It comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its (typical) protective, black-coloured- and/or paper-based backing attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often - retains most of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and 'glossy' finish ie. bronze-like appearance (a fair bit of its period 'Brennlack' is still present) and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some (rust)staining (ie. 'Flugrost') caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive and desirable 'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS'-pattern example that was surely issued but simply never worn. I deem that I have priced this untouched specimen accordingly!

Attractive - albeit minimally rust-stained - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield (as was produced by a by me unidentified maker) and that comes in a presumably issued - albeit \'virtually mint\', condition This is an attractive - albeit minimally rust-stained - example of a typical, presumably non-maker-marked, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield as was produced by a by me unidentified maker and that comes in a probably issued albeit 'virtually mint'- (and with certainty never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield - that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured 'backing' - comes in a fully untouched condition and was with certainty never worn nor used. It comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its (typical) protective, black-coloured- and/or paper-based backing attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often - retains most of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and 'glossy' finish ie. bronze-like appearance (a fair bit of its period 'Brennlack' is still present) and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some (rust)staining (ie. 'Flugrost') caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive and desirable 'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS'-pattern example that was surely issued but simply never worn. I deem that I have priced this untouched specimen accordingly!

Attractive - albeit minimally rust-stained - WH (Luftwaffe) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield (as was produced by a by me unidentified maker) and that comes in a presumably issued - albeit \'virtually mint\', condition This is an attractive - albeit minimally rust-stained - example of a typical, presumably non-maker-marked, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield as was produced by a by me unidentified maker and that comes in a probably issued albeit \'virtually mint\'- (and with certainty never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield - that comes mounted onto its original, bluish-coloured \'backing\' - comes in a fully untouched condition and was with certainty never worn nor used. It comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its (typical) protective, black-coloured- and/or paper-based backing attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often - retains most of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and \'glossy\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance (a fair bit of its period \'Brennlack\' is still present) and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some (rust)staining (ie. \'Flugrost\') caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive and desirable \'Luftwaffe\'-pattern example that was surely issued but simply never worn. I deem that I have priced this untouched specimen accordingly!

Attractive - albeit minimally tarnished - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield (as was produced by a by me unidentified maker) and that comes in a presumably issued - albeit \'virtually mint\', condition This is an attractive - albeit minimally tarnished - example of a non-maker-marked, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield as was produced by a by me unidentified maker and that comes in a probably issued albeit \'virtually mint\'- (and with certainty never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield - that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' - comes in a fully untouched condition and was with certainty never worn nor used. It comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its (typical) protective, black-coloured- and/or paper-based backing attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often - retains most of its original, golden-coloured- and \'tarnished\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some staining caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive and desirable \'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS\'-pattern example that was surely issued but simply never worn. I deem that I have priced this untouched specimen accordingly!

Attractive - albeit minimally used! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-coloured \'Goldkordel\' attached as was intended for: \'LW-Kraftfahrpersonal\' This is an attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or worn- but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-yellow-coloured (and braid-based) \'Goldkordel\' period-attached as was specifically intended for usage by for: \'LW-Kraftfahrpersonal\' (ie. drivers) and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat \'golden\' (ie. yellow) \'cord-like border\' (ie. \'Goldkordel\') attached - signified that the bearer had a one years\'-service in this speciality. The piece - which shows a additionally added linnen-based \'backing\' - is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows some minor staining and/or fair wear. These badges ranked actually amongst the \'award-category\' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both \'Soldbuch\' and \'Wehrpass\'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-\'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit minimally worn! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (ie. DKiG or German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice, condition This is a truly attractive - and I deem minimally worn - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold in Stoff' (or: cloth-based DKiG ie. German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem surely used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion - has a (fully undamaged!) field-grey-coloured- (ie. typical 'Heeres'- ie. 'Waffen-SS'-type-) woolen-based background, signifying that it was a piece that was awarded to a 'Heeres'- ie. 'Waffen-SS'-soldier. The piece shows some minimal age and minimal wear but is totally void of any real damage or alike: it does, however, show a tiny albeit non-disturbing moth-hole (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross shows a bright-golden-toned (ie. metal-based) wreath as to be expected. The piece - which is void of an inked makers'-mark (ie. logo) on its back as is more often encountered - and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured 'backing'-paper (something that is more often seen). Simply a nice example of a high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'! - that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit minimally worn! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (ie. DKiG or German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice, condition This is a truly attractive - and I deem most certainly albeit minimally worn - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold in Stoff' (or: cloth-based DKiG ie. German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem surely used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion - has a (fully undamaged!) field-grey-coloured- (ie. typical 'Heeres'- ie. 'Waffen-SS'-type-) woolen-based background, signifying that it was a piece that was awarded to a 'Heeres'- ie. 'Waffen-SS'-soldier. The piece shows some minimal age and minimal wear and is void of any real damage or alike: it does, however, show a period fortified, bright golden-toned rim ie. wreath: apparently did this rim came a tiny bit loose and was stitched with some thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is void of an inked makers'-mark (ie. logo) on its back as is more often encountered - is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured 'backing'-paper (something that is more often seen). Simply a nice example of a high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'! - that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit minimally worn! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (ie. DKiG or German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice, condition This is a truly attractive - and I deem minimally worn - example of a cloth version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold in Stoff' (or: cloth-based DKiG ie. German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem hardly used-), condition. The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion - has a (fully undamaged!) bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. typical 'Luftwaffe'-type-) felt-woolen-based background, signifying that it was a piece that was awarded to a 'Luftwaffe'-soldier. The piece shows some minimal age and minimal wear but is totally void of any damage or alike. It shows a bright-golden-toned (ie. metal-based) wreath as to be expected. The piece - which is void of an inked makers'-mark (ie. logo) on its back as is more often encountered - is not 'backed' with a piece of 'backing'-paper (something that is more often seen). Simply a nice example of a high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'! - that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit mis-matched - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'standard-issued\'- and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier eines Pionier-Bataillons\' This is an attractive - albeit mis-matched but most certainly worn as such - pair of (I deem) \'standard-issued\'- (ie. \'non-privately-purchased\'!) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Pionier-Bataillons\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army-enigineers\' battailon) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have both the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical \'smooth woolen\'- based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - show the neat black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured and/or typical woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, do the straps show the typical (\'standard-pattern\') silverish-toned NCO-braid attached and come naturally mounted onto their period-attached tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat pair only shows moderate wear and/or age but is, nevertheless, still nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - albeit mis-matched! - NCO-type, \'Pioniere\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - albeit mis-matched - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as intended for a: \'Hauptmann eines eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abts. o. Rgts.\' The attractive - and carefully tunic-removed! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type, officers'-pattern shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were most certainly once tunic-attached and show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type'- ie. 'moleskin-type'-wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended (and used!) as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11,3 cms. in length each and show two matching sets of (golden-bronze-toned, larger-sized- and/or: zinc-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures) denoting that the officer who wore this set held the rank of: 'Hauptmann' (ie. captain) who served within a: 'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilung. o. Regiment' (ie. captain who served within an army cavalry- or reconnaissance unit ie. regiment). Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-tunic'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs. o. Regiments' and that is priced according to its slightly mis-matched condition!

Attractive - albeit mis-matched - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period-, NCO-type \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Stabsfeldwebel eines Panzer-Lehr-Regiments\' This is a truly very attractive - albeit regrettably mis-matched but nevertheless rarely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early- (ie. pre-) war-period-, NCO-type 'cyphered' shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was specifically fabricated for the black-coloured 'Panzer wrap-around'-tunics, as was intended for a: 'Stabsfeldwebel eines Panzer-Lehr-Regiments' (or: senior-sergeant ie. 'Spiess' and most likely an instructor who served within a: 'Panzer-Lehr'-regiment), that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 12 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or black-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have as to be expected the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (see pictures). The straps - which never had any tongues attached and that were clearly worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type - show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor wear, staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The straps show the (standard-pattern) silver-NCO braid attached and show a matching set of (aluminium-based, Gothic-styled) 'L'-'cyphers' and six (also aluminium-based) pips attached, denoting the unusually seen rank of: 'Hauptfeldwebel o. Spiess'. It should be noted that all NCO-pattern, 'Panzer'-shoulderstraps (as were specifically intended for usage on the black-coloured 'Panzer wrap-around'-tunics) can easily be regarded 'rare' (even more so when they are neatly 'cyphered' as this pair). This particular pair - which is as stated above not completely matching but that was most certainly worn as such as a pair - originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case a very attractive and/or IMO early- ie. pre-war-period, 'Heeres'-Panzer related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Stabsfeldwebel eines Panzer-Lehr-Regiments'!

Attractive - albeit mis-matched - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-styled\' shoulderstraps (as was specifically intended for usage on the tropical-shirts ie. tunics) as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel der Flieger-o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' The attractive shoulderstraps - which are both approximately 10,6 cms. sized in length - are presumably only minimally used and/or worn: they show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour (ie. \'silk-like\'-type piping) attached and were as such intended for usage by a sergeant who served within the Luftwaffe flight- ie. paratroopers\'-branch. The attractive straps - which are both executed in the regular- (ie. slightly \'thicker\'-styled- and/or: somewhat \'smooth\'-like-) linnen-based cloth - come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show the typical (ie. somewhat chocolate-brown-coloured- ie. typical Luftwaffe-tropical-styled-) NCO-braid and two (identical, zinc-based- and/or regular-sized) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Feldwebel\' (ie. sergeant). The pair shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (but is fully undamaged as can be seen on the pictures). As cab be learned from the pictures is this pair minimally mis-matched: something that is more often the case with these WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-styled\' NCO-type shoulderstraps. (This can be noticed by looking at the differently coloured thread that was used for the button-holes). The pair was, however, most certainly worn as such and was always together. It should be noted that these LW tropical-styled, NCO-type shoulderstraps can easily be considered \'scarce\': even more so when they come in such a neat and/or only just minimally used- ie. worn condition!

Attractive - albeit mismatched - pair of IMO mid-war-period-, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern-, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' The attractive - albeit mismatched - NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair is piped in the desirable bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 11 cms. in length. The straps have the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured- and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as is more often encountered with these mid-war-period shoulderstrap-pairs) and were intended for usage by a senior-sergeant (ie. sergeant first-class) who served within an army signals-unit (ie. 'Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilung'). The shoulderstraps - which originate from a private household and that were recently uncovered - are typical 'standard-issued'-examples that have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks'. They show the 'standard-pattern'-, silverish-coloured NCO-braid attached and were IMO only moderately used ie. worn: they do show wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). They have four (regular-sized- and/or aluminium- ie. zinc-based-) pips period-attached, denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel'. The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps come in a wonderful- and/or totally undamaged condition and will be hard to be upgraded: they are just a tiny bit mismatched in length only but were with certainty worn as such as a pair - see pictures. These desirable 'M43'-pattern-, army-signals-related-, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the 'zitronengelber'-coloured branchcolour can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive pair that belonged to an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - albeit mismatched! - pair of white-piped, Waffen-SS NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: \'SS-Oberscharführer der Infanterie\' that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used and/or worn-, condition This is an attractive - albeit mismatched! - pair of (IMO mid-war period-) Waffen-SS, NCO-type shoulderstraps, as piped in the desirable white- (ie. weisser-) branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an: 'SS-Oberscharführer der Infanterie' (ie. infantry-sergeant) and that comes in a very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The straps have the neat and very desirable (white-coloured) 'silk-like'-type piping attached and show the black-coloured 'upperdecks' (as to be expected). One of the straps has the black-coloured 'underlay' (whereas the other shows the field-grey-coloured 'underlay'). Both straps might well be worn as such as a pair and both have the 'standard-pattern', silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) NCO-braid, attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair comes on its functional (typical SS-styled- and smaller-type-) tongues attached, has two (aluminium-based- and matching-) pips attached and is approximately 11 cms. sized in length. The pair - which is by all means a 'standard-issued'-pair - was IMO only slightly used: it shows some truly minimal wear and/or age. As most certainly known are all Waffen-SS, NCO-type straps to be considered rare and are very hard to encounter: those matching pairs, piped in the white ('Infanterie') having attached tongues even more so! In any case still an attractive and desirable pair of Waffen-SS infantry-type NCO-straps that is IMO priced according to its minimally mis-matched condition!

Attractive - albeit mismatched! - pair of white-piped, Waffen-SS NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: \'SS-Unterscharführer der Infanterie\' that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used and/or worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit mismatched! - pair of (IMO mid-war period-) Waffen-SS, NCO-type shoulderstraps, as piped in the desirable white- (ie. weisser-) branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an: 'SS-Unterscharführer der Infanterie' (ie. infantry junior-sergeant) and that comes in a very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The straps have the neat and very desirable (white-coloured) 'silk-like'-type piping attached and show the black-coloured 'upperdecks'. One of the straps has the black-coloured 'underlay' (whereas the other shows the field-grey-coloured 'underlay'). Both straps might well be worn as a pair and both have the 'standard-pattern', silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat corroded) NCO-braid, attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair comes on its functional (typical SS-styled- and smaller-type-) tongues attached and is approximately 10,5 cms. sized in length. The pair - which is by all means a 'standard-issued'-pair - was IMO only slightly used: it shows some truly minimal wear and/or age. As most certainly known are all Waffen-SS, NCO-type straps to be considered rare and are very hard to encounter: those matching pairs, piped in the white ('Infanterie') having attached tongues even more so! In any case still an attractive and desirable pair of Waffen-SS infantry-type NCO-straps that is IMO priced according to its minimally mis-matched condition!

Attractive - albeit moderately used! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a silver-white-toned \'Kordel\' attached as was intended for: \'LW-Horchfunker\'-staffmembers This is an attractive - and I deem minimally used- and/or worn- but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') showing a silver-white-toned \'Kordel\' attached as was intended for: \'LW-Horchfunker\'-staffmembers (ie. sound-locater-staff) and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat \'silverish-white\' and cord-like border\' (ie. \'Kordel\') attached - signified that the bearer had a one years\'-service in this speciality. The piece - which shows a additionally added linnen-based and black-coloured \'backing\' - is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows some minor staining and/or fair wear. These badges ranked actually amongst the \'award-category\' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both \'Soldbuch\' and \'Wehrpass\'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-\'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit moderately used! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a silver-white-toned \'Kordel\' attached as was intended for: \'LW-Peilfunker\'-staffmembers This is an attractive - and I deem minimally used- and/or worn- but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') showing a silver-white-toned \'Kordel\' attached as was intended for: \'LW-Peilfunker\'-staffmembers (ie. direction-finder-operators) and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat \'silverish-white\' and cord-like border\' (ie. \'Kordel\') attached - signified that the bearer had a one years\'-service in this speciality. The piece - which is void of an additional \'backing\' as more often - is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows some minor staining and/or fair wear. These badges ranked actually amongst the \'award-category\' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both \'Soldbuch\' and \'Wehrpass\'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-\'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit moderately used! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a silverish-grey-toned \'Kordel\' attached as was intended for: \'LW-Fernschreib-Unteroffiziere\' This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- and/or worn- but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. 'Tätigkeitsabzeichen') showing a greyish-silver-toned 'Kordel' attached as was specifically intended for: 'LW-Fernschreib-Unteroffiziere' (ie. telex-staff) and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat 'greyish-silver'- and cord-like border' (ie. 'Kordel') attached - signified that the bearer had sucessfully succeeded various tests in this speciality. The piece - which shows a black-coloured- and linnen-based 'backing' - is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or rib-like- ie. woolen-based background and shows some minor staining and/or fair wear. These badges ranked actually amongst the 'award-category' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both 'Soldbuch' and 'Wehrpass'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit moderately used! - multi-coloured (and I deem \'tin-metal\'-based-) so-called: \'door-plaque\' (ie. \'Türplakette\') entitled: \'Winterhilfswerk 1933-34 - Wir haben geholfen\' The attractive and somewhat larger-sized, Third-Reich-period (door)plaque (having a diameter of approximately 9,8 cms.) depicts an illustration of a typical flame with behind a swastika-sign and is surrounded with the text as mentioned above (as can be seen on the pictures). The plaque shows three tiny holes for screwing ie. attaching the plaque to a doorpost: as such the residents could be identified as members ie. participating supporters of this TR-organisation. The piece has no real damage whatsoever (and was - I deem - not cleaned nor polished) and has very nice and pronouned detail. It retains a typical multi-coloured- and nicely sprayed 'age-patina' and shows some minimal age and/or wear caused by presumably having been once door-attached (it is, however, void of any paint-damage). Simply a decorative - and with certainty that not that often seen! - WHW- (ie. 'Winterhilfswerke'-) related door-plaque ie. 'Türplakette'!

Attractive - albeit moderately used! - multi-coloured (and I deem \'tin-metal\'-based-) so-called: \'door-plaque\' (ie. \'Türplakette\') entitled: \'Winterhilfswerk 1933-34 - Wir haben geholfen\' The attractive and somewhat larger-sized, Third-Reich-period (door)plaque (having a diameter of approximately 9,8 cms.) depicts an illustration of a typical flame with behind a swastika-sign and is surrounded with the text as mentioned above (as can be seen on the pictures). The plaque shows three tiny holes for screwing ie. attaching the plaque to a doorpost: as such the residents could be identified as members ie. participating supporters of this TR-organisation. The piece has no real damage whatsoever (and was - I deem - not cleaned nor polished) and has very nice and pronouned detail. It retains a typical multi-coloured- and nicely sprayed \'age-patina\' and shows some minimal age and/or wear caused by presumably having been once door-attached (it is, however, void of any paint-damage). Simply a decorative - and with certainty that not that often seen! - WHW- (ie. \'Winterhilfswerke\'-) related door-plaque ie. \'Türplakette\'!

Attractive - albeit moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der Pz-Truppen\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a black-coloured background This is an attractive - fairly scarcely seen albeit moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere der Panzer-Truppen') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid onto a black-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and just moderately used- ie. with certainty carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 10,4 cms. - was specifically intended for usage onto the black-coloured officers'-pattern 'Panzer'-wrap-around'-tunics and is nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a black-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some 'highlighted areas' as executed in black-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a black-coloured- and/or linnen-based 'backing' attached: moreover, does it show some stitching-remains ie. holes (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) 'Panzer'-related, officers'-type breast-eagle of the 'Extra Qualität' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit moderately used! - \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a hollow-type, non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen by the: \'Gebr. Wegerhoff\'-company This is a truly attractive - and I deem moderately used and actually not that easily found! - example of a so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a typical, non-maker-maker-marked- and/or typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen as was with certainty produced by the: 'Gebr. Wegerhoff'- (ie. 'GWL'-) company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns a mid- (ie. later-) war-period, zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that has regrettably lost some of its silver-coloured finish: this has simply faded-away (ie. 'migriert') over the years. The piece retains, however, still a very attractive appearance still showing pronounced detail as to be expected by a badge by this particular maker. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped catch - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: 'Gebr. Wegerhoff'- (ie. 'GWL'-) company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid: it deals with a so-called: 'hollow zinc-pattern' (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '1.7.2.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The attractive piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was recently found as such at a German private household and was never before part of a collection. The piece comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional pin- and/or catch(set-up) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply a very attractive and honest silver-class PAB by the desirable 'Gebr. Wegerhoff'- (ie. 'GWL'-) company that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit moderately used! - \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a hollow-type, non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen by the: \'Gebr. Wegerhoff\'-company This is a truly attractive - and I deem moderately used and actually not that easily found! - example of a so-called: \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a typical, non-maker-maker-marked- and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was with certainty produced by the: \'Gebr. Wegerhoff\'- (ie. \'GWL\'-) company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns a mid- (ie. later-) war-period, zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen that has regrettably lost some of its silver-coloured finish: this has simply faded-away (ie. \'migriert\') over the years. The piece retains, however, still a very attractive appearance still showing pronounced detail as to be expected by a badge by this particular maker. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped catch - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: \'Gebr. Wegerhoff\'- (ie. \'GWL\'-) company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid: it deals with a so-called: \'hollow zinc-pattern\' (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: \'1.7.2.\' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: \'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII\' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The attractive piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was recently found as such at a German private household and was never before part of a collection. The piece comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional pin- and/or catch(set-up) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply a very attractive and honest silver-class PAB by the desirable \'Gebr. Wegerhoff\'- (ie. \'GWL\'-) company that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' being a maker- (ie. \'1\'-) marked specimen as was produced by the: \'Deschler u. Sohn\'-company The award on offer here concerns a superb, maker-marked and/or fairly shiny, so-called: 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak-') based specimen that was - I deem - just moderately used and/or worn. It still shows a very 'shiny' age-patina and truly retains most of its ('off-factory') polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). Some minimal wear, age- ie. staining is, however, visible and/or present, simply caused by decades of storage and moderate wear. The piece - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional and fully unaltered flute-shaped pin- ie. catch-set-up - has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a beautiful and fully untouched: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwerter'-cross for a competitive price!

Attractive - albeit moderately used- and/or worn! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Ernst L. Müller\'-) marked on its back The attractive bronze-class DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika and retains most of its (minimally darkened- and/or golden-bronze-coloured) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely - and clearly! - maker-marked with the (unusally seen!) makers'-designation: 'Ernst L. Müller - Pforzheim' and also bears the: 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was never cleaned nor polished and retains a somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be clearly seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example by an unusually seen maker that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit moderately used- ie. worn - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen\' being a zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based and non-maker-marked example as was IMO produced by the \'S.& L.\'-company This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- ie. worn - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen' (or: coastal-artillery war-badge) being a zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based- albeit non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall nice (and IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The detailed badge retains most of its golden-toned finish and is executed in greyish-silver-toned so-called: zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'). The badge comes mounted on its functional and unaltered (vertically-mounted- and/or thin-shaped-) pin and has an unaltered catch in place as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does it show a neatly 'crimped hinge' (as can be seen on the pictures). The award was IMO never cleaned nor polished and has still extraordinary and stunning detail: it is just a bit dusty ie. dirty and comes as recently found. It deals IMO with certainty with a later-war-period produced war-badge that was produced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. I deem that this (IMO later-war-period-) example is accordingly priced: it will be hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - albeit moderately used- ie. worn - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' (ie. destroyer war-badge) being a zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based and maker- (ie. \'S.H.u.Co\'-) marked example This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- ie. worn - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen' (ie. destroyer war-badge) being a zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based- and/or maker- (ie. 'S.H.u.Co'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice (and IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The detailed badge retains most of its golden-toned finish and is executed in greyish-silver-toned so-called: zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'). The badge comes mounted on its functional and unaltered (horizontally-mounted- and/or thin-shaped-) pin and has an unaltered catch in place as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does it show the tiny hook in place (as intended to firmly attach the award when worn on a tunic). The award was IMO never cleaned nor polished and has still extraordinary and stunning detail: it is just a bit dusty ie. dirty and comes as recently found. It clearly shows the makers-designation: 'S.H.u.Co' on its back and is thus a war-badge that was produced by the: 'Söhni u. Heubach'-company. I deem that this (IMO later-war-period-) example is accordingly priced: it will be hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - albeit moderately used- ie. worn - WH (Luftwaffe) bluish-grey-coloured, EM- (ie. NCO-) type side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchenmütze für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') This is an attractive, typicallu bluish-grey-coloured, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchenmütze für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') being a maker-marked and/or: medium-sized example that shows its period-attached insignia and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn), condition. The cap - which is executed in the typical bluish-grey-coloured 'Luftwaffe'-pattern woolen-based cloth ie. wool - shows no damage and is marked on the inside (ie. ink-stamped): these markings are, however, somewhat 'faded' and are hard to decypher and were with certainty 'washed-out' during moderate usage and wear: I can make out a size: of 56½ and the makers'-designation: 'Lago …' (as can be seen on the pictures). The cap - which is I deem a typical example of a 'standard-issued'-type cap - is a regular-sized example that measures thus 56 or 57 cms. (which is a size that would easily fit a mannequins'-head as can be seen on the pictures). The side-cap shows a neat, typical greyish-coloured lining (as can be seen on the pictures) something that is 'standard' for these side-caps The cap shows only minimal staining and/or age (just caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear) but truly retains all its woolen-based 'nap' and is totally void of any real damage. It shows a (typical) LW-side-cap-eagle (mounted onto a blue-coloured background) and equally styled cap-cocarde period-attached (by means of hand-stitching something that is more often found). Simply an attractive - and naturally 100% genuine! - example of an (I deem) early- ie. mid-war-period-pattern, 'Schiffchenmütze für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit moderately used- ie. worn! - WH (KM) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' being a maker- (ie. \'Schwerin\'-) marked example as (I deem) executed in \'Feinzink\' as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Schwerin\' This is an attractive - albeit I deem just moderately worn but still detailed and pronounced! - example of a so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' (or: destroyers\'-war-badge) being a (typical) maker- (ie. \'Schwerin - Berlin 68\'-) marked example that is (I deem) executed in typical zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued- and I deem moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The still very detailed and/or pronounced (and somewhat vaulted- ie. converse-shaped!) war-badge has regrettably lost most of its golden- (ie. silverish-grey) coloured finish (which has I deem \'migrier\'t over the years as more often) and is (in my opinion) executed in so-called: zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\'): it comes, naturally mounted onto its unaltered- and/or functional (horizontally-mounted and flute-shaped) pin and/or typical (and unaltered) catch (set-up). The neat badge was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dusty ie. dirty as recently found (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows (I deem) all characteristics as to be expected for a by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'Schwerin\' produced naval war-badge. I deem that this used - albeit still nicely preserved! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit moderately used- ie. worn! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' being a clearly maker-marked example as executed in \'Feinzink\' as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'S.H.u.Co.\' This is an attractive - albeit I deem just moderately worn but still detailed and pronounced! - example of a so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' (or: destroyers\'-war-badge) being a (typical) maker- (ie. \'S.H.u.Co.\'-) marked- example that is executed in typical zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued- and I deem moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge retains most of its golden- (ie. silverish-grey) coloured finish and is executed in so-called: zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\'): it comes, naturally mounted onto its unaltered- and/or functional (thin-shaped and neatly horizontally-mounted) pin and/or catch (set-up). The neat badge (that also retains its often missing so-called: \'Gegenhaken\') was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dusty ie. dirty as recently found (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows all characteristics as to be expected for a by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'Sohni, Heubach & Co. Metallwarenfabrik\' (= \'S.H.u.Co.\') as based in the town of Oberstein (Nahe) produced naval war-badge. I deem that this used- albeit still nicely preserved WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit moderately used- ie. worn! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' being a clearly maker-marked example as executed in \'Feinzink\' as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'S.H.u.Co.\' This is an attractive - albeit I deem just moderately worn but still detailed and pronounced! - example of a so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' (or: destroyers\'-war-badge) being a (typical) maker- (ie. \'S.H.u.Co.\'-) marked- example that is executed in typical zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued- and I deem moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge has lost most of its golden- (ie. silverish-grey) coloured finish (which has \'migrier\'t over the years as more often) and is executed in so-called: zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\'): it comes, naturally mounted onto its unaltered- and/or functional (thin-shaped and neatly horizontally-mounted) pin and/or catch (set-up). The neat badge (that also retains its often missing so-called: \'Gegenhaken\') was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dusty ie. dirty as recently found (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows all characteristics as to be expected for a by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'Sohni, Heubach & Co. Metallwarenfabrik\' (= \'S.H.u.Co.\') as based in the town of Oberstein (Nahe) produced naval war-badge. I deem that this used - albeit still nicely preserved! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit moderately used- ie. worn! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in \'Feinzink\' as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Paul Meybauer\' This is an attractive - albeit I deem just moderately worn but still detailed and pronounced! - example of a so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' (or: destroyers\'-war-badge) being a (typical) non-maker-marked- (but nevertheless fairly \'high-quality\'-produced!) example that is executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued- and I deem just minimally worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge retains most of its (fairly light-toned) golden- (ie. silver-) coloured finish and is executed in so-called: zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\'): it comes, naturally mounted onto its unaltered- and/or functional (flute-shaped and neatly horizontally-mounted) pin and/or catch (set-up). The with certainty fairly \'high-quality\'-produced badge (that also retains its often missing so-called: \'Gegenhaken\') was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dusty ie. dirty as recently found (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows all characteristics as to be expected for a by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'Paul Meybauer\'-produced naval war-badge. I deem that this nicely preserved WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit moderately used- ie. worn! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' being a typical non-maker-marked example as executed in \'Feinzink\' as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Alois Rettenmaier\' This is an attractive - albeit I deem just moderately worn but still detailed and pronounced! - example of a so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' (or: destroyers\'-war-badge) being a (typical) non-maker-marked- example that is executed in typical zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued- and I deem moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced (and somewhat vaulted- ie. converse-shaped!) war-badge has lost most of its golden- (ie. silverish-grey) coloured finish (which has \'migrier\'t over the years as more often) and is executed in so-called: zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\'): it comes, naturally mounted onto its unaltered- and/or functional (thin-shaped) pin and/or catch (set-up). The neat badge was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dusty ie. dirty as recently found (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows (I deem) all characteristics as to be expected for a by the (truly unusually seen!) maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'Alois Rettenmaier\' produced naval war-badge. I deem that this used - albeit still nicely preserved! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit moderately worn! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in bright-golden-toned \'Buntmetall\' (ie. \'Tombak\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Otto Schickle\' The atractive - and typical 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak'-) based - naval war-badge is as stated above a non-maker-marked- and truly very detailed example that comes in a surely issued- and worn albeit overall nicely preserved, condition. It is, as such, a typical example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Otto Schickle' as based in the town of Pforzheim. The piece has an attractive age-patina and retains most (ie. all) of its period-applied golden-toned finish (and still shows some of its off-factory 'hochpolierte Kanten' ie. polished sides as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows, moreover, extraordinary detail and comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flute-shaped- and/or typical silver-toned-) pin- and/or typical (golden-toned) catch(-set-up) which are both fully unaltered and of course fully functional. The badge has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained. Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - 'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen' by a desirable maker that was never before in collectors'-hands and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit moderately worn! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in bright-golden-toned \'Buntmetall\' (ie. \'Tombak\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Schwerin - Berlin\' The atractive - and typical 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak'-) based - naval war-badge is as stated above a non-maker-marked- and truly very detailed example that comes in a surely issued- and worn albeit overall nicely preserved, condition. It is, as such, a typical example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Schwerin' based in the town of Berlin. The piece has an attractive age-patina and retains most of its period-applied golden-toned finish (and still shows some of its off-factory 'hochpolierte Kanten' ie. polished sides as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows, moreover, extraordinary detail and comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flute-shaped- and/or golden-toned-) pin- and/or typical (silver-toned) catch(-set-up) which are both fully unaltered and of course fully functional. The badge has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained. Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - 'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen' by a desirable maker that was never before in collectors'-hands and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit moderately worn! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in bright-golden-toned \'Buntmetall\' (ie. \'Tombak\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Schwerin - Berlin\' The atractive - and typical 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak'-) based - naval war-badge is as stated above a non-maker-marked- and truly very detailed example that comes in a surely issued- and worn albeit overall nicely preserved, condition. It is, as such, a typical example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Schwerin' based in the town of Berlin. The piece has an attractive age-patina and retains most of its period-applied golden-toned finish (and still shows some of its off-factory 'hochpolierte Kanten' ie. polished sides as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows, moreover, extraordinary detail and comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flute-shaped- and/or golden-toned-) pin- and/or typical (silver-toned) catch(-set-up) which are both fully unaltered and of course fully functional. The badge has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained. Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - 'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen' by a desirable maker that was never before in collectors'-hands and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit moderately worn! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' being a maker-marked example as executed in typical \'Buntmetall\' as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Schwerin - Berlin\' This is an attractive - albeit moderately worn but still very detailed and pronounced! - example of a so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' (or: destroyers\'-war-badge) being a clearly maker-marked- (and/or \'high-quality\'-produced!) example that is executed in typical \'Buntmetall\' and that comes in overall nice- (albeit clearly issued- and I deem just moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge retains most of its silverish- ie. golden-toned finish and comes of course mounted onto its unaltered- and functional (flute-shaped and neatly horizontally-mounted) pin and/or catch (its small hook intended to keep the badge in place when worn is also present). The with certainty \'high-quality\'-produced badge (that as stated also still retains it so-called: \'Gegenhaken\') shows on its back the clearly present makers\'-designation that simply reads: \'Schwerin - Berlin 68\' and was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dusty ie. dirty as recently found (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this attractive \'Buntmetall\'-based \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit moderately worn! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' being a maker-marked example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Schwerin - Berlin\' This is an attractive - albeit moderately worn but still detailed and pronounced! - example of a so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen' (or: destroyers'-war-badge) being a clearly maker-marked- (and/or fairly 'high-quality'-produced!) example that is executed in zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in overall nice- (albeit clearly issued- and I deem just moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge retains most of its silverish-golden-toned finish and comes of course mounted onto its unaltered- and functional (flute-shaped and neatly horizontally-mounted) pin and/or catch. The with certainty 'high-quality'-produced badge (that also retains it so-called: 'Gegenhaken') shows on its back the clearly present makers'-designation: 'Schwerin - Berlin 68' and was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dusty ie. dirty as recently found (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this just moderately worn example is accordingly priced: a better-preserved example will fetch much more than my asking-price!

Attractive - albeit moderately worn! - WH (Kriegsmarine): \'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in bright-golden-toned \'Buntmetall\' (ie. \'Tombak\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Schwerin\' The atractive - and typical 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak'-) based - naval war-badge is as stated above a non-maker-marked- and very detailed example that comes in an overall nicely preserved condition. It is, as such, a typical example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Schwerin' based in the town of Berlin. The piece has an attractive age-patina and retains most of its period-applied golden-toned finish (and still shows some of its off-factory 'hochpolierte Kanten' ie. polished sides as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows, moreover, extraordinary detail and comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flute-shaped- and/or golden-toned-) pin- and/or typical catch(-set-up) which are both fully unaltered and of course fully functional. The badge has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained. Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - 'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen' by a desirable maker that was never before in collectors'-hands and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit non-maker-marked - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') being of the: \'Übergrosse Wiedmann\'-variant that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition The attractive - non-maker-marked- and magnetic - black-class wound-badge (ie. \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') is an example of the so-called: \'Übergrosse Wiedmann\'-variant (which is easily recognisable due to its slightly larger format and/or typical catch- ie. pin-set-up) comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. Truly most of its original, black-coloured- (and/or: somewhat \'satin\'-styled) finish has been nicely preserved and it is just a tiny bit \'dusty\' and/or minimally stained (as can be seen of the pictures). The badge is as stated a non-maker-marked- (and I deem somewhat later- ie. mid-war-period-) example that was produced by the: \'E.Ferdinand Wiedmann\'-company as was based in the town of Frankfurt a.M. (ie. \'Hersteller 16\'). Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped- and also magnetic) pin and/or catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat example of a fully untouched, \'variant\'-pattern \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\' that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit non-maker-marked - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') being of the: \'Übergrosse Wiedmann\'-variant that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition The attractive - typically non-maker-marked- and magnetic - black-class wound-badge (ie. \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') is an example of the so-called: \'Übergrosse Wiedmann\'-variant (which is easily recognisable due to its slightly larger format and/or typical catch- ie. pin-set-up) comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. Truly most of its original, black-coloured- (and/or: somewhat \'satin\'-styled) finish has been nicely preserved and it is just a tiny bit \'dusty\' and/or minimally stained (as can be seen of the pictures). The badge is as stated a non-maker-marked- (and I deem somewhat later- ie. mid-war-period-) example that was produced by the: \'E.Ferdinand Wiedmann\'-company as was based in the town of Frankfurt a.M. (ie. \'Hersteller 16\'). Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped- and also magnetic) pin and/or catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat example of a fully untouched, \'variant\'-pattern \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\' that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit non-maker-marked - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. - I deem - issued- albeit hardly used- nor worn-), condition The attractive - and magnetic - black-class wound-badge (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz') was - I deem - most certainly issued but shows hardly any wear nor age and truly retains most of its original, black-coloured- (and/or: truly very 'shiny'-styled) finish and is just a tiny bit 'dusty' and/or minimally stained and shows some minimal usage- (ie. handling-) marks (as can be seen of the pictures). The badge is as stated a non-maker-marked example that was most certainly issued and minimally worn as such. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or pin/catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat and nicely preserved example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit non-maker-marked - example of a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter\', being a neat so-called: \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by the company: \'Karl Gschiermeister - Wien\' that comes stored in its period pou This is a truly attractive - albeit non-maker-marked - example of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter' (or: war-merits'-cross second class without swords), being a neat, golden-bronze-toned- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based example that was produced by the company: 'Karl Gschiermeister' based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- and/or unissused-) condition. The medal comes naturally with its (full-length and/or unconfectioned-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as stored for decades. The neatly golden-toned- ie. bronze-like finish and detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains all it original finish and came stored in its thin-shaped, 'wrapping-paper' as packed decades ago. The piece itself is a non-maker-marked example that was with certainty produced by the unusually encountered: 'Karl Gschiermeister'-company, based in the town of Wien ie. Vienna). The cross came stored in its equally minty- and/or naturally period-, carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based pouch (which is naturally also accordingly maker-marked - see pictures). Simply a very attractive 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter'-set that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit non-maker-marked - example of a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter\', being a neat so-called: \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by the company: \'Karl Gschiermeister - Wien\' that comes stored in its period pou This is a truly attractive - albeit non-maker-marked - example of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter' (or: war-merits'-cross second class without swords), being a neat, golden-bronze-toned- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based example that was produced by the company: 'Karl Gschiermeister' based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- and/or unissused-) condition. The medal comes naturally with its (full-length and/or unconfectioned-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as stored for decades. The neatly golden-toned- ie. bronze-like finish and detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains all it original finish and came stored in its thin-shaped, 'wrapping-paper' as packed decades ago. The piece itself is a non-maker-marked example that was with certainty produced by the (actually) unusually encountered: 'Karl Gschiermeister'-company, based in the town of Wien ie. Vienna). The cross came stored in its equally minty- and/or naturally period-, carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based pouch (which is naturally also accordingly maker-marked - see pictures). Simply a very attractive 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter'-set that is IMO accordingly priced

Attractive - albeit non-maker-marked and non-magnetic - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. - I deem - issued- albeit hardly used- nor worn-), condition The attractive - and non-magnetic - black-class wound-badge (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz') was - I deem - most certainly issued but shows hardly any wear nor age and truly retains most of its original, black-coloured- (and/or: truly very 'shiny'-styled) finish and is just a tiny bit 'dusty' and/or minimally stained and shows some minimal usage- (ie. handling-) marks (as can be seen of the pictures). The badge is as stated a non-maker-marked example that was most certainly issued and minimally worn as such. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped- and magnetic) pin and/or pin/catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat and nicely preserved example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit non-marked - example of a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based example - overall very nice (albeit IMO issued but never worn-) condition! This is a truly attractive - albeit non-marked - example of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter' (or: war-merits'-cross second class without swords), being a neat, golden-bronze-toned- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based example that comes together with its full-length (ie. 29 cms. long-sized-) and/or unconfectioned ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'), in overall very nice (and IMO with certainty issued but never worn ie. used-) condition. The medal comes with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded- ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (darker-) golden-toned-, bronze finish and detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish. Simply a very nice albeit non-maker-marked 'KvK II. Kl. o. Schw.' which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit non-marker-marked - example of an Iron Cross 2nd Class (ie: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\') that comes mounted on its (scarcely seen!) so-called: \'Austrian-styled\'- and/or typically pre-folded ribbon This is an attractive - albeit non-marker-marked - example of an Iron Cross 2nd Class (ie: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse') that comes mounted on its (scarcely seen!) so-called: 'Austrian-styled'- and/or typically pre-folded- and/or confectioned ribbon, that comes in overall nice (albeit IMO issued- ie. worn-) condition. The neat - and truly attractive! - cross was most certainly never cleaned and has a nice and/or only minimally tarnished age-patina: it truly shows truly no paint-loss and retains a very nice, black-finished- (ie. fairly 'matted'- ie: 'satin'-like-) black-coloured 'inner-core' (see pictures). The cross - which has fine and crisp (ie. truly 'frosted'!) detail shows some dirt and/or dust acquired over the years. The cross came - as stated above - mounted on its typically pre-folded- (ie. full-length-) and/or: 'Austrian-styled' ribbon as issued and/or recently found. Simply an attractive and/or 'variant'-pattern award!

Attractive - albeit non-matching - pair of (I deem) \'tropical-issue\' WH (Heeres) greenish-tan-coloured- and/or woolen-based, so-called: \'Wickel-Gamaschen\' (ie. puttees) being maker-marked examples that come in a hardly used- ie. never worn-, condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably non-matching but with certainty scarcely encountered - pair of (I deem) 'tropical-issue' WH (Heeres) typical greenish-tan-coloured- and/or woolen-based, so-called: 'Wickel-Gamaschen' (ie. puttees) that were worn in conjuction with the low-boots ie. 'Halbshuhe' being both nicely maker-marked examples that come in a hardly used- nor worn-, condition. Both pieces were - I deem - hardly worn and do only show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces - that came still 'tied-together' as found have both a functional, metal-based 'closing-hook' in place that shows an impressed 'R'-designation denoting that they are for the right- (ie. 'rechter') side (as can benoticed on the pictures). Both 'Wickel-Gamaschen' show an (identical) ink-stamp that reads: 'Ernst Dittrich - Limbach SA' (as can be seen on the pictures). Although the fact that this pair is non matching I deem that it can still excellenty be used on a mannequin. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat pair of 'tropical-issue', WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Wickel-Gamaschen' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit period repaired - DRK- (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'- or German Red Cross) related so-called: nurses\'-brooch entitled: \'Freie Schwesternschaft\' (being a moderately used- and multi-coloured-enamelled albeit non-maker-marked example) This is an attractive - albeit period-repaired but nevertheless quite scarcely encountered! - DRK- (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz'- or German Red Cross) so-called: nurses'-badge entitled: 'Freie Schwesternschaft' being an attractive, multi-coloured enamelled (albeit non-maker-marked) example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge is made-out of silvered so-called: 'Buntmetall' and truly retains immaculate enamel and/or fairly tarnished (albeit silverished) finish (truly no real damages are noticable). The badge is totally void of a markers'-designation and shows a (period-altered) pin ie. safety-pin in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly large-sized brooch (having an approximate diameter of 3,7 cms.) was most certainly issued and/or worn: it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and still has a neat, somewhat 'darkened' age-patina. The pin - which has a replaced pin- ie. catch set-up in place - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5627A and an estimated value of 180 Eu(!). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - DRK- (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz'- or German Red Cross) related so-called: 'Freie Schwesternschaft'-brooch that is I deem priced according to its replaced pin!

Attractive - albeit period-repaired - DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-helpers-badge entitled: \'Schwesternhelferin\' (being an example that shows a clearly present \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking on its back The truly attractive - albeit minimally period-repaired- ie. having a re-attched pin! - DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-helpers ie. \'Schwesternhelferin\'-badge is made out of (darkened- ie. truly tarnished) silver-coloured- (and truly nicely enamelled!) \'Buntmetall\' and has a truly immaculate enamelled surface (no damage whatsoever can be noticed: just some obvious wear-marks are present and/or visible: moreover, is a tiny bit dirty ie. stained). The badge is a non-maker-marked example (as more often) that nevertheless shows a clear: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation on its back (as can be seen on the photos). The badge is only moderately used and/or worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and comes of course mounted onto its functional (but period-repaired) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: \'5613XB\'. These attractive DRK-badges were also worn by the Germanic ie. European volunteers. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit period-repaired - \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'KWM\'-) marked (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based-) example as was procuced by the: \'Karl Würster\'-company This is an attractive - and truly used- ie. worn - example of a zinc-based- and 'solid-back'-pattern, so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a maker- (ie. 'KWM'-) marked and/or: zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based example as was with certainty procuced by the: 'Karl Würster'-company and that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition. The badge on offer here concerns a typical zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that retaine most of its golden-bronze-coloured finish: the piece has a somewhat 'darkened' ie. typical 'KWM'-like appearance. The badge has - I deem - not been cleaned nor polished and is just a bit tarnished as mentioned above. As stated above, is the piece a clearly maker-marked, 'solid-back'-example and shows various characteristics - such as for example the typical copper-based pin and/or high-modelled 'catch' which has - I deem - regrettably been period-repaired. The piece is a typical example as produced by the: 'Karl Würster'-company based in the town of Marneukirchen: it deals with a so-called: 'KWM classic pattern piece' (as uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '1.2.5' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The piece - which is very pronounced and that has great pronounced detail! - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was recently uncovered at a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive and honest bronze-class, 'KWM classic pattern'-PAB that comes in an overall nice and moderately used condition: of course did I price it according to its period-repaired catch!

Attractive - albeit period-repaired! - \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a non-maker-marked- and/or hollow zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was produced by the: \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or very nicely period-repaired - example of a: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a non-maker-marked- and/or typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The attractive badge on offer here concerns an early- (and hollow-back!) typical zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that retains most of its (chocolate-brown) bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated above, is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows various characteristics - such as for example the typical-shaped, square-sized 'pin-mounting' and/or catch-set-up - typically seen with early-period PABs as produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid: it deals with a so-called: 'hollow zinc “early”-pattern' (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '2.1.2.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece - which is very pronounced and has maintained great detail - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German private household and was never before in a collection: as stated above does it show a period(!) repair on the back of wreath (this is, however, hardly noticable and nicely done. A pristine example of this fairly scarcely found PAB would most certainly cost much more. Simply a neat and honest, bronze-class PAB that comes in an overall nice albeit moderately used ie. worn, condition!

Attractive - albeit presumably issued but never worn! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (ie. DKiG or German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice, condition This is a truly attractive - albeit presumably issued but never worn! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold in Stoff' (or: cloth-based DKiG ie. German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem 'virtually mint'-), condition. The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion - has a (fully undamaged!) bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. typical 'Luftwaffe'-type-) woolen-based background, signifying that it was a piece that was awarded to a 'Luftwaffe'-soldier. The piece shows some minimal storage-age but is totally void of any damage or alike. It shows a bright-golden-toned (ie. metal-based) wreath as to be expected. The piece - which is void of an inked makers'-mark (ie. logo) on its back as is more often encountered - is nicely 'backed' with black-coloured 'backing'-paper (something that is more often seen). Simply a very nice example of a high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'! - that is I deem accordingly priced and that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - albeit presumably issued but never worn! - example of a cloth-based version of a WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (ie. DKiG or German Cross in gold) being a maker- (ie. \'C.A. Westmann\'-) marked example This is a truly attractive - albeit presumably issued but with certaity never worn! - example of a cloth-based version of a WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold in Stoff' (or: cloth-based DKiG ie. German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem 'virtually mint'- and never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion - has a (fully undamaged!) field-grey-coloured woolen-based background, signifying that it was a piece that was awarded to a 'Heeres o. Waffen-SS'-soldier. The piece shows some minimal storage-age but is totally void of any damage or alike. It shows a somewhat darkened- albeit golden-toned (ie. metal-based) wreath as to be expected. The piece - which shows a period-attached, paper-based makers'-mark-etiket (that reads: 'C.A. Westmann - Dresden') on its back as is more often encountered - is nicely 'backed' with greyish-coloured 'backing'-paper (something that is more often seen). Simply a very nice example of a high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'! - that is I deem accordingly priced and that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - albeit presumably issued but never worn! - example of a cloth-based version of a WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (ie. DKiG or German Cross in gold) being a maker- (ie. \'C.A. Westmann\'-) marked example This is a truly attractive - albeit presumably issued but with certaity never worn! - example of a cloth-based version of a WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold in Stoff' (or: cloth-based DKiG ie. German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem 'virtually mint'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion - has a (fully undamaged!) field-grey-coloured- and typically 'smooth-like' and woolen-based background, signifying that it was a piece that was awarded to a 'Heeres o. Waffen-SS'-soldier. The piece shows some minimal storage-age but is totally void of any real damage or alike. It shows a somewhat darkened- albeit golden-toned (ie. metal-based) wreath as to be expected. The piece - which shows a period-attached, paper-based makers'-mark-etiket (that reads: 'C.A. Westmann - Dresden') on its back as is more often encountered - is nicely 'backed' with greyish-black-coloured 'backing'-paper (something that is more often seen). Simply a very nice example of a high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'! - that is I deem accordingly priced and that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - albeit regrattably single! - SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') being a piece as was intended for usage by an: \'SA-Mann\' serving within the: \'11./11. Reiter-Standarte\' (Franken o. Hansa) This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - darker-blue-coloured SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') being a piece as was (I deem) intended for usage by an: 'SA-Mann' serving within the: '11. Sturm des 11. Reiter-Standarte' (Franken o. Hansa) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the darker-blue-coloured- and/or 'smooth-type'- wool - comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a bright-golden-toned 'Reiterstandarten'-device and shows the white-coloured (double) '11'-numerals (which are neatly executed in so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'). The tab - that still shows the remains of its paper-based 'RzM'-etiket on its back - was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. It is neatly backed with a piece of 'buckram'-based material (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit regretabbly single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe) shoulderstrap as executed in HBT-type cloth and piped in bright-yellow as intended for a: \'Soldat der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regretabbly single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe) shoulderstrap as was executed in typical, linnen-based so-called: HBT-type cloth and that is piped in bright-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen' (or: simple pilot- or paratrooper-soldier), that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The strap - which measures 10.7 cms. in length - has the neat 'silk-like'-type piping attached and shows the signs of having been slightly worn and used (it is somewhat dirty ie. stained). The strap came mounted on its functional tongue and still had its ('pebbled'-styled) tunic-button attached (which with it was was tunic-attached). These HBT-style straps can easily be considered fairly scarce and saw also usage by the (later-war-period-) so-called: LW 'Felddivisionen': simply a neat example: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably damaged- and incomplete! - example of a: \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse\' (or bar to the WWI IC 2nd class) being a non-maker-marked example of the rarely seen first pattern This is an attractive - albeit regrettably damaged- and incomplete! - example of a: 'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse' (or bar to the WWI IC 2nd class) being a non-maker-marked example of the rarely seen first pattern that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly issued and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has lost most of its 'high-polished sides (or 'hochpolierte Kanten') but is, however, still very detailed and/or pronounced as to be expected: it came together with its (minimally confectioned- and/or neatly folded-) piece of WWI-period EKII-ribbon ie. 'Bandabschnitt' - as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' regrettably misses all its four prongs (just the remains are still present and visible as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is of the rarely seen first pattern something that can be deducted from the 'rounded-styled' 1939-year-bar - retains a nice age-patina and was IMO never cleaned nor polished. The piece originated from a private household and was never before in any collection. It should be noted that these 'Wiederholungsspangen zum EK II. Klasse' are quite scarcely encountered and are not that often appearing on the market: even more so when they are of the rarely seen first pattern. I deem that I have priced this damaged 'variant-pattern'-example accordingly!

Attractive - albeit regrettably empty but nevertheless rarely encountered! - etui as was intended for a: WH \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Gold mit Schwerter\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably empty but nevertheless rarely encountered! - luxuriously-styled- and semi-leather-based etui as was specifically intended for storage of a: WH 'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Gold mit Schwerter' (or: golden-class 'Ostvölker' bravery-medal ie. breast-star for merit on the Eastern Front with swords) wound-badge) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit surely issued- ie. minimally used-), condition. The etui comes in an overall nicely preserved condition: it is fully functional and nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The etui (that shows the typical 'square-sized corners' as more often) has a fully preserved, black-coloured (ie. simulated velvet-) interior-section that shows a clear imprint of the badge it once held (as can be seen on the pictures). The etuis' top shows a (fully preserved and golden-toned) illustration of the badge (as can be seen on the pictures). The etui was I deem just moderatelty used and does show some obvious age. wear and/or staining. Simply a very nice - and desirable! - etui that just needs a: WH 'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Gold mit Schwerter' to complete!

Attractive - albeit regrettably empty but nevertheless rarely encountered! - \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch as was intended for a: WH \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 2. Klasse in Gold\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably empty but nevertheless rarely encountered! - typical \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch as was intended for a: WH \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 2. Klasse in Gold\' (or: golden- ie. 2nd. class \'Ostvölker\' bravery-medal for merit on the Eastern Front) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit surely issued- ie. minimally used-), condition. The pouch - which measures 11,5 x 8 cms. - comes in an overall nicely preserved condition: it is fully functional, complete and nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). It was just moderately used and does show some obvious age. wear and/or staining. The pouch is totally void of a makers\'-designation (as is more often the case). Simply neat - and desirable! - \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch that just needs a: \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 2. Klasse in Gold\' to complete!

Attractive - albeit regrettably empty but nevertheless rarely encountered! - \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch as was intended for a: WH \'Verdienstauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 2. Klasse in Silber\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably empty but nevertheless rarely encountered! - typical \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch as was intended for a: WH \'Verdienstauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 2. Klasse in Silber\' (or: silver- ie. 2nd. class \'Ostvölker\' loyal-service-medal) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit surely issued- ie. minimally used-), condition. The pouch - which measures 11,5 x 8 cms. - comes in an overall nicely preserved condition: it is fully functional, complete and nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). It was just moderately used and does show some obvious age. wear and/or staining. The pouch is totally void of a makers\'-designation (as is more often the case). Simply neat - and desirable! - \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch that just needs a: WH \'Verdienstauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 2. Klasse in Silber\' to complete!

Attractive - albeit regrettably empty! - etui as intended for a WH-related: \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber mit Schwertern\' and that comes in an overall very nice condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably empty and I deem just moderately used and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - etui as was intended for a WH-related, so-called: \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber mit Schwertern\' (or: silver-class \'Ostvölker\' bravery-medal ie. breast-star for merit on the Eastern Front being of the first-class-pattern with swords) and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The faily luxuriously-styled etui (that shows the typical \'square-sized corners\' as more often) has a fully preserved, black-coloured (ie. simulated velvet-based) interior-section that shows a clear imprint of the badge it once held (as can be seen on the pictures). The etuis\'-top shows a (fully preserved and silver-toned) illustration of the badge (as can be seen on the pictures). The etui was I deem just moderately used and does show some obvious - albeit minimal - age, wear and/or staining. Simply a attractive - and desirable! - WH-related etui that was intended for a: \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber mit Schwertern\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably empty! - etui as was intended for storage of a: \'KvK 1. Kl. mit Schwertern\' (being a neatly maker- ie. \'Deschler u. Sohn\'-) marked specimen that comes in a wonderful ie. \'virtually mint-\', condition) This is an attractive - albeit regrettably empty! - example of a typical black-coloured- and somewhat 'simplified' etui as was intended for storage of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern' (or: war-merits-cross first class with swords) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Deschler u. Sohn'-) marked specimen that comes in a wonderful ie. 'virtually mint-' and/or hardly used-, condition. The etui is of course fully functional (and shows the printed, fully undamaged and/or silver-grey-coloured 'KvK'-symbol on its top). The etui has a fully preserved, black-coloured- (ie. velvet-like-) interior-section (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a virtually 'mint' example of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter'-etui that just need a: 'Deschler u. Sohn'-KvK 1st class to complete!

Attractive - albeit regrettably empty! - etui as was intended to store a WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (ie: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\') being a nicely preserved example that comes as recently found This is an attractive - albeit regrettably empty! - etui as was intended to store a WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (ie: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse') being a nicely preserved example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-), condition. The typical black-coloured etui shows a purple-coloured- and/or velvet-based 'inner-section' and shows a neat (and undamaged!) illustration of an IC-first-class on its top: the etui is just moderately used and does show some obvious age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive IC-first-class-etui that was never before part of a collection and that just need a cross to complete: I deem that I have priced this attractive WWI-period example accordingly!

Attractive - albeit regrettably empty! - typical darker-greenish-toned etui as was specifically produced to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) by the maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' This is a truly attractive - albeit regrettably empty and/or I deem fairly early-war-period- and/or just moderately used - example of a typical darker-greenish-toned etui as was specifically produced to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) by the maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used-), condition. The (typical domed-styled) etui comes in an overall nice condition and shows a white-beige-coloured- and/or velvet-based \'inner-section\' and fully preserved silver-coloured IC-symbol on its top. Simply an attractive - and scarcely seen! - etui that can excellenty be used to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) by the maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' and was never before in any collection and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit regrettably empty! - typical paper- (ie. \'Zellstoff\'-) based pouch as was intended for a: \'BDM-Leistungsabzeichen\' and that shows (inked- and unique!) bearers\'-numeral \'99473\' This is a neat - regrettably empty but nevertheless actually very scarcely encountered! - typical paper- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based pouch as was intended for a: 'BDM-Leistungsabzeichen' and that shows (inked- and unique!) bearers'-numeral '99473' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- and totally undamaged-), condition. The beige-coloured and 'Zellstoff'-based pouch (only sized: 6,8 x 4,3 cms.) shows the printed text: 'BDM-Leistungsabzeichen' and inked bearers'-numeral (that reads: '99473') as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these neat (female- ie. girl-related-) youth-sports'-awards (and pouches!) are quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a neat example of a 'BDM'-related sports-proficiency-award pouch!

Attractive - albeit regrettably empty! - \'luxuriously-styled\' etui as was intended for storage of a: \'KvK 1. Kl. mit Schwertern\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'Klein & Quenzer AG\'-) marked specimen that comes in an overall nice- and complete, condition This is an attractive - 'luxuriously-styled' albeit regrettably empty! - example of a typical black-coloured etui as was intended for storage of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern' (or: war-merits-cross first class with swords) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Klein & Quenzer AG'-) marked specimen that comes in an overall nice- and complete, condition. The etui is of course fully functional (and shows a fully undamaged, detailed and/or silver-grey-coloured 'KvK'-symbol on its top). The etui has a fully preserved, beige-coloured- (ie. velvet-like-) interior-section (as can be seen on the pictures). The ettui was most certainly issued and/or used but is nicely preserved and void of any damage or alike. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat example of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter'-etui that just needs a KvK 1st class by the: 'Klein & Quenzer'-company (ie. '65'-marked specimen) to complete!

Attractive - albeit regrettably incomplete ie. damaged! - \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' being a neat and clearly maker- (ie. \'ÜÜ\'-) marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version as was procuced by the: \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company This is a neat - and I deem just moderately used ie. worn - so-called: \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a typical later- ie. mid-war-period, neatly maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was procuced by the: \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn- albeit regrettably incomplete- ie. damaged), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem somewhat later-war-period) zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen that retains most of its (tarnished) bronze-toned finish: moreover, does this piece show nice pronounced detail and/or finish as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- and tarnished as mentioned above. As stated above, is the piece a clearly maker- (ie. \'ÜÜ\'-) marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped pin- (ie. pin set-up) and catch-set-up - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company based in the town of Frankfurt: it deals with a so-called: \'wrap-around type A-pattern\' (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: \'5.2.3.\' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: \'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII\' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece - which is quite pronounced - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German private-household and was never before part of a collection. The piece misses regrettably its catch and is (I deem) as such priced according to this condition: still a nice and honest, bronze-class \'variant\'-PAB by the: \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company that comes in a fully untouched condition!

Attractive - albeit regrettably incomplete ie. damaged! - \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' being a neat, later-war-period and maker-marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version as was procuced by the: \'Frank u. Reif\'-company This is a neat - and I deem moderately used ie. worn - so-called: \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a typical later-war-period, neatly maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was procuced by the: \'Frank u. Reif\'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn- albeit regrettably incomplete- ie. damaged), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem somewhat later-war-period) zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen that retains most of its (tarnished) silver-toned finish: moreover, does this piece show nice pronounced detail and/or finish as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- and tarnished as mentioned above. As stated above, is the piece a clearly maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped pin- (ie. pin set-up) - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: \'Frank & Reif’-company based in the town of Stuttgart: it deals with a so-called: \'solid-zinc\'-pattern award (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: \'4.5.3.\' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: \'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII\' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece - which is quite pronounced - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German private-household and was never before part of a collection. The piece misses regrettably its catch and is (I deem) as such priced according to this condition: still a nice and honest, silver-class \'variant\'-PAB by the: \'Frank u. Reif\'-company that comes in a fully untouched condition!

Attractive - albeit regrettably incomplete! - example of a WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Demjansk\'-campaign-shield as executed in magnetic, so-called: \'Eisenblech\' that comes in an overall nice, condition This is an attractive - and/or detailed! - example of the (actually fairly scarcely encountered!) WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Demjansk'-campaign-shield that comes in an overall nice- (albeit regrettably incomplete but surely worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The (magnetic and minimally converse-shaped-) shield - which is executed in greyish-silver-coloured so-called: 'Eisenblech' - misses its metal back-plate and cloth (ie. woolen) backing: only 2 of its originally 4 pins ie. prongs are still in place (2 are missing) as can be seen on the pictures. The shield shows some minimal age and/ or staining caused by moderate wear: some minimal staining is visible and/or present, but the shield still retains truly extraordinary detail as to be expected (most ie. all of its period-applied finish is present and or preserved). The shield was of course never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. It was found at a private household and was simply stored as such for decades: it was never before in a collection. It should furthermore be mentioned that these 'Demjansk' campaign-shields are nowadays quite hard to come by. Still an attractive - and naturally original! - example of this collectable and desirable campaign-shield that is priced according to its incomplete ie. relic condition!

Attractive - albeit regrettably incomplete! - WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS etc.) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield (as produced by a by me unidentifed maker) that comes in an issued-, moderately worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is an attractive example of a non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS etc.) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes in a clearly issued, moderately worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield misses its metal-based \'back-plate\' (and woolen cloth \'backing\') and has only two (of its four) prongs still in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains most of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat \'glossy\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage and moderate wear.. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - \'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS\'-pattern example that was surely issued and/or moderately worn. It should be noted that nice - and truly worn! - examples are quite hard to come by: I deem that this attractive - albeit incomplete! - specimen is accordingly priced.

Attractive - albeit regrettably minimally damaged! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle that comes in a clearly used- (ie. carefully pre-confectioned-), condition This attractive - and I deem fairly early-war-period! - example is neatly greyish- ie. light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in an overall nice and/or carefully pre-folded condition: it was carefully confectioned- ie. folded (and trimmed!) and was carefully tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall: it was regrettably somewhat roughy tunic-removed and does show some minimal damage on its top (as can be noticed on the pictures). These original \'BeVo\'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its I deem justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty carefully partly folded- and tunic-removed and can as such still perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale: of course did I price this example according to its minimally damaged condition!

Attractive - albeit regrettably mis-matched - pair of mid-war-period so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstraps that comes with its attached \'Übershube\'-pair as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 112\' The attractive - and fully 'text-book' albeit regrettably mis-matched but most certainly always been together - pair of WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 12,6 (ie. 12,9) cms. in length each. The straps have the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as is more often encountered with these mid-war-period shoulderstrap-pairs) and were as such intended for usage by a simple soldier who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: '112' (something that can naturally easily be deducted from the attached 'Übershube'-pair). The shoulderstraps - which originate from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired for the web-site - are typical 'standard-issued'-examples that have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks': they were - I deem - only moderately used ie. worn and do show some minimal wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and came with a (matching) pair of (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: shoulderstrap-slip-ons (ie. 'Übershuben') attached bearing both the unit-designation: '112' (as executed in equally white-coloured, so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). Both the shoulderstraps and/or: 'Übershuben' come in an overall nice and/or totally undamaged condition (as can be seen on the pictures). These desirable 'M43'-pattern, army-infantry-related EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the 'weisser'-coloured branchcolour can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive - albeit regrettably mis-matched! - pair that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 112'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably mis-matched - pair of mid-war-period so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstraps that comes with its attached \'Übershube\'-pair as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 70\' The attractive - and 'text-book' albeit regrettably mis-matched - WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 12 cms. in length each. The straps have the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as is more often encountered with these mid-war-period shoulderstrap-pairs) and were as such intended for usage by a simple soldier who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: '70' (something that can naturally easily be deducted from the attached 'Übershube'-pair). The shoulderstraps - which originate from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired for the web-site - are typical 'standard-issued'-examples that have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks': they were - I deem - only moderately used ie. worn and do show some minimal wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and came with a (matching) pair of (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: shoulderstrap-slip-ons (ie. 'Übershuben') attached bearing both the unit-designation: '70' (as executed in equally white-coloured, so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). Both the shoulderstraps and/or: 'Übershuben' come in an overall nice and/or totally undamaged condition (as can be seen on the pictures). These desirable 'M43'-pattern, army-infantry-related EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the 'weisser'-coloured branchcolour can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive - albeit regrettably mis-matched! - pair that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 70'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - Waffen-SS officers\'-type shoulderboard, as intended for usage by an: \'Standartenführer\' (ie. full-colonel) who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Sanitäts-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - Waffen-SS, officers'-pattern shoulderboard as piped in the neat darker-blue (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour and having a black-coloured 'underlay', as was intended for usage by an: 'Standartenführer' (ie. full-colonel) and presumably a medical doctor (ie. 'Arzt') who served within the: 'Waffen-SS Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: medical-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice (I deem clearly used- and/or worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The board - which never had a tongue and that was worn as a board of the 'sew-in'-type as more often encountered - has the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping attached and measures 11,2 cms. in length as more often encountered. The piece shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining and shows a matching (and golden-toned- albeit somewhat tarnished) pair of pips attached denoting the unusual rank of: 'Standartenführer' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book', high-ranked, single Waffen-SS shoulderboard that comes in not the easiest encountered branchcolour!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) period WH (Heeres) zinc-based skull-device (\'Totenköpf für Pz-Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single - example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) period, WH (Heeres) typical zinc-based skull-device (ie. 'Totenköpf für Panzer-Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based 'Panzer'-collar-tabs ('Kragenspiegel') and that comes in an overall very nice- (simply never mounted- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The (detailed!) skull has both its (also zink-based- and never bent) prongs firmly in place: as such, it can naturally excellenty be used to complete any Panzer-type 'Kragenspiegel'. The skull was never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an original, mid- (ie. later-war-) period 'Panzer'-skull for a competitive price!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) period WH (Heeres) zinc-based skull-device (\'Totenköpf für Pz-Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single - example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) period, WH (Heeres) typical zinc-based skull-device (ie. 'Totenköpf für Panzer-Kragenspiegel') being of the desirable 'three-pronged'-pattern as was intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based 'Panzer'-collar-tabs ('Kragenspiegel') and that comes in an overall very nice- (simply never mounted- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The (detailed!) skull has all three of its (also zink-based- and never bent) prongs firmly in place: as such, it can naturally excellenty be used to complete any Panzer-type 'Kragenspiegel'. The skull was never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an original, mid- (ie. later-war-) period 'Panzer'-skull of the 'three-pronged'-pattern for a competitive price!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat u. Unteroffiziers-Anwärter der Veterinär-Truppen o. Generalsstab\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the bright-purple-red- (ie. 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat u. Unteroffiziers-Anwärter der Veterinär-Truppen o. Generalstab' (or simple soldier and junior-sergeant candidate who served within an army veterinarian- or staff-unit ie. regiment), in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-purple-red- (ie. 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length and has the neat 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO only moderately used and/or worn. It shows a single stripe (ie. 'Lasche') which is constructed from silverish-yellow-coloured- (and standard-pattern-) NCO-braid firmly attached denoting the soldiers-rank of: 'Unteroffiziers-Anwärter'. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. It should be noted that the bright-purple-red- (ie. 'karmesin- roter'-) coloured branchcolour ranks amongst the rarest branchcolours as used within the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. In any case a very attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Soldat u. Unteroffiziers-Anwärter der Veterinär-Truppen o. Generalstab'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - IMO mid-war-period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - IMO mid-war-period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'gold-gelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen' (or simple soldier who served within a cavalry- ie. reconnaisance-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'gold-gelbener'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 12 cms. in length and has the neat 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. It should be noted that the golden-yellow- (ie. 'gold-gelbener'-) coloured branchcolour ranks amongst the more rare branchcolours as used within the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. In any case a very attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - IMO mid-war-period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - IMO mid-war-period-, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'gold-gelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen' (or: simple soldier who served within a cavalry- ie. reconnaisance-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'gold-gelbener'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,7 cms. in length and has the neat woolen-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. It should be noted that the golden-yellow- (ie. 'gold-gelbener'-) coloured branchcolour ranks amongst the more scarcely found branchcolours as used within the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. In any case a very attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - IMO mid-war-period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Veterinär-Truppen o. Generalsstab\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - IMO mid-war-period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the bright-purple-red- (ie. 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat der Veterinär-Truppen o. Generalstab' (or simple soldier who served within an army veterinarian- or staff-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-purple-red- (ie. 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 12,5 cms. in length and has the neat 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. It should be noted that the bright-purple-red- (ie. 'karmesin-roter'-) coloured branchcolour ranks amongst the rarest branchcolours as used within the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. In any case a very attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Soldat der Veterinär-Truppen o. Generalstab'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - IMO mid-war-period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Veterinär-Truppen o. Generalsstab\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - IMO mid-war-period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the bright-purple-red- (ie. 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat der Veterinär-Truppen o. Generalstab' (or simple soldier who served within an army veterinarian- or staff-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice (IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-purple-red- (ie. 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 13 cms. in length and has the neat 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO only minimally used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor damage but does show minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. It should be noted that the bright-purple-red- (ie. 'karmesin-roter'-) coloured branchcolour ranks amongst the rarest branchcolours as used within the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. In any case a very attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Soldat der Veterinär-Truppen o. Generalstab'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - IMO mid-war-period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - IMO mid-war-period-, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'gold-gelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen' (or: junior-sergeant who served within a cavalry- ie. reconnaisance-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'gold-gelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and that shows the standard-pattern, silver-coloured NCO-braid attached - measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length and has the neat 'silke-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes without a tongue (and was IMO 'cut-off' a tunic) and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. It should be noted that the golden-yellow- (ie. 'gold-gelbener'-) coloured branchcolour ranks amongst the more scarcely found branchcolours as used within the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - later-war-period- and/or: \'simplified\'- so-called: \'M44/M45\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\' The neat shoulderstrap - which shows the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping - measures approximately 10,5 cms. in length as more often encountered and comes in an overall very nicely preserved- and/or hardly used- ie. worn-, condition. The shoulderstrap has the field-grey-coloured 'upperdeck' (as executed in typical, later-war-period-type wool) and comes naturally mounted on its simplified tongue as to be expected (see pictures). The neat strap was IMO hardly used nor worn: it shows some minimal wear, age and/or staining as to be expected (the strap is, however, fully undamaged and comes as found). These shoulderstraps were produced by using all sorts of 'left-over'-material and this strap is a true example of such cloth-shortage. It should be noted that these later-war-period- and/or 'simplified'- so-called: 'M44/M45'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps are very desirable and can easily be graded: 'scarce'. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive, later-war-period- and/or: 'simplified'- so-called: 'M44/M45'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Soldat der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - later-war-period- and/or: \'simplified\'- so-called: \'M44/M45\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\' The neat shoulderstrap - which shows the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping - measures approximately 11,4 cms. in length as more often encountered and comes in an overall nicely preserved- and/or moderately used- ie. worn-, condition. The shoulderstrap has the field-grey-coloured 'upperdeck' (as executed in typical, later-war-period-type wool) and comes naturally mounted on its simplified tongue as to be expected (see pictures). The neat strap was IMO used and/or moderately worn: it shows some obvious wear, age and/or staining as to be expected (the strap is, however, fully undamaged and comes as found). These shoulderstraps were produced by using all sorts of 'left-over'-material and this strap is a true example of such cloth-shortage. It should be noted that these later-war-period- and/or 'simplified'- so-called: 'M44/M45'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps are very desirable and can easily be graded: 'scarce'. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a neat, later-war-period- and/or: 'simplified'- so-called: 'M44/M45'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat u. Unteroffiziers-Anwärter der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single - I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat u. Unteroffiziers-Anwärter der Infanterie-Truppen' (or simple soldier and junior-sergeant- candidate who served within an infantry-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. carefully 'cut-off a tunic', condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length and has the neat 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was I deem only moderately used and/or worn. It shows a single stripe (ie. 'Lasche') which is constructed from silverish-blue-coloured, so-called NCO-braid firmly attached denoting the soldiers-rank of: 'Unteroffiziers-Anwärter'. The strap misses its tongue (it was carefully 'cut-off a tunic') but shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive, mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Soldat u. Unteroffiziers-Anwärter der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: \'Hauptmann eines Kradschützen-Bataillons (Teil einer Panzer-Division)\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard as was piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for- and clearly worn by! - a: 'Hauptmann eines Kradschützen-Bataillons (Teil einer Panzer-Division)' (or: captain who served within a motorcycle-battalion being part of one of the tank-divisions) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem moderately used- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboard - which is actually hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce' - is constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and is per regulation piped in the very bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour. The board - which has a length of approximately 11,8 cms. - comes without tongue as found and was thus a board that was used as a board of the so-called: 'sew-in'-type. The board has a neat 'silver-greyish'-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued') 'upperdeck' (something that clearly identifies it as WH Heeres-type shoulderboard that was intended for a 'regular' army-tunic). The board shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by years of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - which originates from a private household and was never before part of a collection - shows a (smaller-sized) bright-golden-toned-, Gothic-styled, so-called: 'K'-cypher and two (smaller-sized- and I deem glass-based) pips period-attached: all three devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear but are very nicely preserved denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Hauptmann'. Simply an attractive - and most certainly desirable! - shoulderboard that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann eines Kradschützen-Bataillons (Teil einer Panzer-Division)': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: \'Leutnant eines Kradschützen-Bataillons (Teil der 1. Panzer-Division)\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard as was piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and worn by! - a: 'Leutnant eines Kradschützen-Bataillons (Teil der 1. Panzer-Division)' (or: lieutnant who served within a motorcycle-battalion being part of the 1st tank-division) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem minimally used- and presumably carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboard - which is actually hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce' - is constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and is per regulation piped in the very bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour. The board - which has a length of approximately 9,7 cms. - comes without tongue as found and was thus a board that was used as a board of the so-called: 'sew-in'-type. The board has the neat 'silverish'-coloured (ie. somewhat 'shiny') 'upperdeck'). The board shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by years of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - which originates from a private-household and was never before part of a collection - shows a (smaller-sized) bright-golden-toned, Gothic-styled, so-called: 'K'-cypher (ie. 'Ziffer') and a (smaller-sized and equally-styled) '1'-numeral period-attached: both devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear but are very nicely preserved. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the devices were placed onto the board BEFORE the pair was assembled. Simply an attractive - and most certainly desirable! - shoulderboard that belonged to a: 'Leutnant eines Kradschützen-Bataillons (Teil der 1. Panzer-Division)': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: \'Leutnant eines Kradschützen-Bataillons (Teil der 1. Panzer-Division)\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard as was piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and worn by! - a: 'Leutnant eines Kradschützen-Bataillons (Teil der 1. Panzer-Division)' (or: lieutnant who served within a motorcycle-battalion being part of the 1st tank-division) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just minimally used- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboard - which is actually hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce' - is constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and is per regulation piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour. The board - which has a length of approximately 10,5 cms. - comes mounted onto its (functional- and smaller-sized) tongue as found. The board has the neat 'silverish-grey'-coloured (ie. somewhat sub-dued-type) 'upperdeck'). The board shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - which originates from a private-household and was never before part of a collection - shows a (smaller-sized) bright-golden-toned, Gothic-styled, so-called: 'K'-cypher (ie. 'Ziffer') and a (smaller-sized and equally-styled) '1'-numeral period-attached: both devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear but are very nicely preserved. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the devices were placed onto the board BEFORE the pair was assembled. Simply an attractive - and most certainly desirable! - shoulderboard that belonged to a: 'Lieutnant eines Kradschützen-Bataillons (Teil der 1. Panzer-Division)': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Oberleutnant des Kradschützen-Bataillons 1 (Teil des 1. Panzer-Division)\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard as was piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for- and clearly worn by! - an: 'Oberleutnant des Kradschützen-Bataillons 1 (Teil des 1. Panzer-Division)' (or: lieutnant first-class who served within the motorcycle-battalion numbered '1' being part of the first tank-division) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem moderately used- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboard - which is actually hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'fairly rare' - is constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and is per regulation piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour. The board - which has a length of approximately 11,7 cms. - comes without tongue as found and was thus a board that was used as a board of the so-called: 'sew-in'-type. The board has a neat 'silver-greyish'-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued') 'upperdeck' (something that clearly identifies it as WH Heeres-type shoulderboard that was intended for a 'regular' army-tunic). The board shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by years of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - which originates from a private household and was never before part of a collection - shows a (larger-sized-) bright-golden-toned-, Gothic-styled, so-called: 'K'-cypher, '1'-numeral and single pip period-attached: all three devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear but are very nicely preserved denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Oberleutnant'. Simply an attractive - and most certainly desirable! - shoulderboard that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant des Kradschützen-Bataillons 1 (Teil des 1. Panzer-Division)': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Oberleutnant eines Kradschützen-Bataillons (Teil einer Panzer-Division)\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard as was piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for- and clearly worn by! - an: 'Oberleutnant eines Kradschützen-Bataillons (Teil einer Panzer-Division)' (or: lieutnant first-class who served within a motorcycle-battalion being part of one of the tank-divisions) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem moderately used- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboard - which is actually hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'fairly rare' - is constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and is per regulation piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour. The board - which has a length of approximately 11,8 cms. - comes without tongue as found and was thus a board that was used as a board of the so-called: 'sew-in'-type. The board has a neat 'silver-greyish'-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued') 'upperdeck' (something that clearly identifies it as WH Heeres-type shoulderboard that was intended for a 'regular' army-tunic). The board shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by years of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - which originates from a private household and was never before part of a collection - shows a (smaller-sized) bright-golden-toned-, Gothic-styled, so-called: 'K'-cypher, and single pip period-attached: both devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear but are very nicely preserved denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Oberleutnant'. Simply an attractive - and most certainly desirable! - shoulderboard that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant eines Kradschützen-Bataillons (Teil einer Panzer-Division)': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Oberleutnant und Mitglied eines Panzer-Zuges\' This is a very attractive - albeit regrettably single! - neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard as was piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for- and clearly worn by! - an: 'Oberleutnant und Mitglied eines Panzer-Zuges' (or lieutnant first-class who served within a specific Panzer-related train-unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem clearly used- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboard - which is actually hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'fairly rare' - is constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and is per regulation piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour. The board - which has a length of approximately 10 cms. as more often - comes mounted onto its smaller-sized officer-type tongue as found. The board has a neat 'silver-greyish'-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued') 'upperdeck' (something that clearly identifies it as WH Heeres-type shoulderboard that was intended for a 'regular' army-tunic). The board shows regular age ie. staining caused by years of storage and/or fair wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - which originates from a private household and was never before part of a collection - shows a (larger-sized-) most certainly once bright-golden-toned- (but now somewhat tarnished but nevertheless very rarely seen!) Gothic-styled, so-called: 'Pz'-cypher and single (and regular-sized- albeit equally tarnished) pip period-attached: both devices show clear tarnish ie. wear but are still nicely preserved. Simply an attractive - and most certainly desirable! - shoulderboard that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant und Mitglied eines Panzer-Zuges': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Oberst eines Panzer-Jäger Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard as was piped in the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for- and clearly worn by! - an: \'Oberst eines Panzer-Jäger Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or full colonel who served within or even commanded a tank-destroyer unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem moderately used- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboard - which is actually hard to encounter and can easily be graded \'fairly rare\' - is constructed in the smooth-type (ie. \'moleskin\'-like) wool and is per regulation piped in the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour. The board - which has a length of approximately 11 cms. - comes without tongue as found and was thus a board that was used as a board of the so-called: \'sew-in\'-type. The board has a neat \'silver-greyish\'-coloured (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\') \'upperdeck\' (something that clearly identifies it as WH Heeres-type shoulderboard that was intended for a \'regular\' army-tunic). The board shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by years of storage and/or fair wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - which originates from a private household and was never before part of a collection - shows a (larger-sized-) bright-golden-toned-, Gothic-styled, so-called: \'P\'-cypher and two (regular-sized- albeit somewhat tarnished) pips period-attached: all three devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear but are very nicely preserved denoting the high-ranked officers\'-rank of: \'Oberst\'. Simply an attractive - and most certainly desirable! - shoulderboard that belonged to an: an: \'Oberst eines Panzer-Jäger Abteilungs o. Regiments\': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - neatly \'cyphered\'-, WH (Heeres) (\'dress\'-type) officers\'-type shoulderboard, as was intended for a: \'Leutnant des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 17\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - neatly 'cyphered'-, WH (Heeres) ('dress'-type) officers'-type shoulderboard, as was piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Leutnant des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 17' (or lieutnant who served within the anti-tank ie. tank-destroyer unit, numbered: '17'), that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO never worn nor tunic-attached-, condition. The neat shoulderboard - which is actually hard to encounter and can IMO easily be graded 'scarce' - is constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and is per regulation piped in the (very!) bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour. The board - which has a length of approximately 11,7 cms. - comes without tongue as found and was thus a board that was intended to be used as a so-called: 'sew-in'-type example. The board has a neat bright 'silver'-coloured (ie. 'shiny'-) 'upperdeck' (something that clearly identifies it as WH Heeres-type shoulderboard that was intended for usage on a 'dress'-type army-tunic ie. 'Waffenrock'). The board shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by years of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - which originates from a private household and was never before part of a collection - was found together with the similar-styled board that I offer under #40533: both belonged to the same officer. This example shows a (smaller-sized-) golden-toned-, Gothic-styled- so-called: 'P'-cypher and/or: '1' and/or '7'-numerals period-attached: all three devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear but are very nicely preserved. Of additional interest is moreover the fact that the 'cyphers' were attached BEFORE the board was assembled (something that is not always the case). Simply an attractive - and desirable! - shoulderboard that belonged to a: 'Leutnant des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 17': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - neatly \'cyphered\'-, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard, as was intended for a: \'Leutnant des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 17\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - neatly 'cyphered'-, WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard, as was piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Leutnant des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 17' (or lieutnant who served within the anti-tank ie. tank-destroyer unit, numbered: '17'), that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO never worn nor tunic-attached-, condition. The neat shoulderboard - which is actually hard to encounter and can IMO easily be graded 'scarce' - is constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and is per regulation piped in the (very!) bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour. The board - which has a length of approximately 11,7 cms. - comes without tongue as found and was thus a board that was intended to be used as a so-called: 'sew-in'-type example. The board has a neat 'silver-greyish'-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) 'upperdeck' (something that clearly identifies it as WH Heeres-type shoulderboard that was intended for a 'regular' army-tunic). The board shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by years of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - which originates from a private household and was never before part of a collection - was found together with the similar-styled board that I offer under #40534: both belonged to the same officer. This example shows a (larger- ie. regular-sized-) golden-toned-, Gothic-styled- so-called: 'P'-cypher and/or: '1' and/or '7'-numerals period-attached: all three devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear but are very nicely preserved. Of additional interest is moreover the fact that the 'cyphers' were attached BEFORE the board was assembled (something that is not always the case). Simply an attractive - and desirable! - shoulderboard that belonged to a: 'Leutnant des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 17': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as was used by an NCO holding the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'Waffen-SS Untersturmführer\') This is an attractive - regrettably single and (very unusually hand-embroidered!) - example of an officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (ie. \'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform\') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by an officer holding the rank of: \'Leutnant\' ie.: \'Waffen-SS Untersturmführer\' (ie. lieutnant) being an example as executed in multi-coloured felt-based wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This piece - which is of the unusually seen \'hand-embroidered\'-pattern\' - comes mounted onto a black-coloured and/or \'silk-like\'-type, linnen-based background (that is backed with \'buckram\'-based material!) and shows shows a single oakleaf-bar and single square-sized bar signifying that this patch was intended for usage by an officer with the rank of: \'Leutnant\' ie.: \'Waffen-SS Untersturmführer\' (ie. lieutnant). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (and shows some minimal moth-damage) caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage but is simply nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - unusually hand-embroidered and truly worn - WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - officers\'-pattern-, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by an officer with the rank of: \'Leutnant\' ie.: \'Waffen-SS Untersturmführer\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single - officers'-pattern-, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by an officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Untersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant) being a neat machine-embroidered example that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used and/or tunic-removed-), condition. This example - which is a machine-embroidered example as executed in bright-green-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background - shows a single oakleaf-bar and dito square-sized bar, signifying that the patch was intended for usage by an officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Untersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant). The piece was most certainly worn as such and still show some stitching-remains of having been once tunic-attached: it is also a tiny bit stained ie. worn (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - officers\'-pattern-, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by an officer with the rank of: \'Leutnant\' ie.: \'Waffen-SS Untersturmführer\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single - officers'-pattern-, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by an officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Untersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant) being a neat machine-embroidered example that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used and/or tunic-removed-), condition. This example - which is a machine-embroidered example as executed in bright-green-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background - shows a single oakleaf-bar and dito square-sized bar, signifying that the patch was intended for usage by an officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Untersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant). The piece was most certainly worn as such and still show some stitching-remains of having been once tunic-attached: it is also a tiny bit stained ie. worn (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - officers\'-pattern-, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by an officer with the rank of: \'Oberleutnant\' ie.: \'Waffen-SS Obersturmführer\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single - officers'-pattern-, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by an officer with the rank of: 'Oberleutnant' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Obersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant first-class) being a neat machine-embroidered example that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used and/or tunic-removed-), condition. This example - which is a machine-embroidered example as executed in bright-green-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background - shows a single oakleaf-bar and two square-sized bars, signifying that the patch was intended for usage by an officer with the rank of: 'Oberleutnant' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Obersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant first-class). The piece was most certainly worn as such and still show some stitching-remains of having been once tunic-attached: it is also a tiny bit stained ie. worn (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - officers\'-pattern-, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms as was intended for an officer with the rank of: \'Major\' ie.: \'Waffen-SS Sturmbannführer\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single - officers'-pattern-, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms as was intended for an officer with the rank of: 'Major' (ie.: 'Waffen-SS Sturmbannführer') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece was neatly pre-folded (but IMO never used- nor tunic-attached). The example on offer here is a printed example that was executed on a bright-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based background. The piece shows two oakleaf-bars and a single-sized bar, signifying that it was intended for usage by an officer with the (fairly high) rank of: 'Major' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Sturmbannführer'. Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - officers\'-pattern-, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms as was intended for an officer with the rank of: \'Major\' ie.: \'Waffen-SS Sturmbannführer\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single - neatly machine-embroidered, officers'-pattern-, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms as was intended for an officer with the rank of: 'Major' (ie.: 'Waffen-SS Sturmbannführer') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The example on offer here is a neatly hand-embroidered example that was executed on a bright-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background. The piece shows two (stitched) oakleaf-bars and a single-sized- (and additionally attached) bar, signifying that it was intended for usage by an officer with the (fairly high) rank of: 'Major' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Sturmbannführer'. Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - Waffen-SS (ie. \'SS-Pz\') EM-type shoulderstrap (as was amongst others used on the black-coloured \'wrap-around\'-tunics) as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der SS-Panzer-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that easily found - Waffen-SS (ie. 'SS-Panzer') enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap (as was amongst others used on the black-coloured 'wrap-around'-tunics) as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der SS-Panzer-Truppen' (or: simple soldier and/or presumably tank-crew-member) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which has the 'standard-type', black-coloured- and/or: smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' - measures approximately 10,8 cms. in length and has the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured- and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping, attached. The strap - which is 'backed' with field-grey-coloured wool as to be expected - comes of course mounted onto its smaller-sized and typical Waffen-SS-pattern tongue. The strap is totally void of any damage but does show some obvious wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - 'SS-Panzer' EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that was worn by a: 'Soldat der SS-Panzer-Truppen': I deem that I have priced this attractive piece according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - Waffen-SS (ie. \'SS-Pz\') EM-type shoulderstrap (as was amongst others used on the black-coloured \'wrap-around\'-tunics) as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der SS-Panzer-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that easily found! - Waffen-SS (ie. 'SS-Panzer') enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap (as was amongst others used on the black-coloured 'wrap-around'-tunics) as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der SS-Panzer-Truppen' (or: simple soldier and/or presumably tank-crew-member) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which has the 'standard-type', black-coloured- and/or: smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' - measures approximately 10,8 cms. in length (as more often) and has the desirable darker-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured- and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping, attached. The strap - which is 'backed' with field-grey-coloured wool as to be expected - comes of course mounted onto its smaller-sized (and typical Waffen-SS-pattern!) tongue attached. The strap is totally void of any damage but does show some obvious wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - 'SS-Panzer' EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that was worn by a: 'Soldat der SS-Panzer-Truppen': I deem that I have priced this attractive piece according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - Waffen-SS (ie. \'SS-Pz\') EM-type shoulderstrap (as was amongst others used on the black-coloured \'wrap-around\'-tunics) as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der SS-Panzer-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly not that easily found! - Waffen-SS (ie. \'SS-Panzer\') enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap (as was amongst others used on the black-coloured \'wrap-around\'-tunics) as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der SS-Panzer-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier and/or presumably tank-crew-member) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which has the \'standard-type\', black-coloured- and/or: smooth-woolen-based \'upperdeck\' - measures approximately 10,8 cms. in length (as more often) and has the desirable darker-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured- and/or: \'silk-like\'-type piping, attached. The strap - which is \'backed\' with field-grey-coloured wool as to be expected - comes of course mounted onto its smaller-sized (and typical Waffen-SS-pattern!) tongue attached. The strap is totally void of any damage but does show some obvious wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - \'SS-Panzer\' EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that was worn by a: \'Soldat der SS-Panzer-Truppen\': I deem that I have priced this attractive piece according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - Waffen-SS EM-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-green-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der SS-Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that easily found! - Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der SS-Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier who served within an infantry-related so-called: rifle-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which has the \'standard-type\', black-coloured- and/or: smooth-woolen-based \'upperdeck\' - measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length (as more often) and has the desirable bright-green- (ie. \'hellgrüner\'-) coloured- and/or: typical \'silk-like\'-type piping, attached. The strap - which is \'backed\' with field-grey-coloured wool as to be expected - comes of course mounted onto its smaller-sized (and typical Waffen-SS-pattern!) tongue attached. The strap is totally void of any damage but does show some obvious wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - \'SS-Panzer-Grenadiere\' EM-type shoulderstrap that was worn by a: \'Soldat der SS-Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\': I deem that I have priced this attractive piece according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - Waffen-SS neatly \'cyphered\' (ie. \'private-purchased\' ie. tailor-made-pattern!) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'SS-Hauptscharführer eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abts.\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - Waffen-SS, neatly 'cyphered' (ie. 'private-purchased' ie. tailor-made-pattern!) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'SS-Hauptscharführer eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abts.' (or: sergeant first-class who served within a Waffen-SS cavalry or reconnaissance unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which has the 'standard'-pattern, black-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdeck' and that measures approximately 11 cms. in length - shows the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - that shows the typical silverish-grey-toned- and/or 'standard-issue'-pattern NCO-braid attached - comes mounted onto its tongue and shows a (smaller-sized, 'Buntmetall'-based) Gothic-styled 'A'-cypher (ie. 'Ziffer') and two (smaller-sized- and/or zinc-based) pips attached (as can be noticed on the pictures). The strap only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type, Waffen-SS 'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs'-related shoulderstrap for a justified price!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless quite scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstrap (ie. \'Schulterstück für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers\' unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which has the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or \'smooth woolen\'-based \'upperdeck\' and that measures approximately 11,4 cms. in length - shows the neat bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - that shows the typical silverish-grey-toned NCO-braid attached - comes mounted onto its functional tongue and just shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, Heeres \'Panzerjäger\'-related shoulderstrap for a justified price!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless not that easily found! - \'standard-issued\' (ie. non-\'privately-purchased\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap (ie. \'Schulterstück für Mannschaften des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: simple soldier who served within a tank- ie. anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers\' unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which has the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or \'smooth woolen\'-based \'upperdeck\' and that measures approximately 10 cms. in length - shows the neat bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap comes mounted onto its functional tongue and only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - EM-type, \'Panzer- o. Panzerjäger\'-related shoulderstrap for a justified price!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the darker-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberst u. Arzt eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and/or clearly used by! - an: \'Oberst u. Arzt eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs\' (or: full colonel and medical doctor who served within ie. presumably commanded an army medical-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat board measures approximately 10 cms. in length and has a greyish-silver-coloured ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\' \'upperdeck\': moreover, does it show two bright-golden-toned pips period-attached denoting the officers\'-rank of: \'Oberst\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The board comes mounted onto its officers\'-pattern tongue attached. The board came with a greyish-silver-toned \'screw-on\'-button attached.. Simply an attractive officers\'-type board: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann des Pionier-Bataillons 45\' The attractive - regrettably single but actually not that easily found! - shoulderboard is a typical, 'text-book'-example of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboard and has the greyish-silver toned (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued') 'upperdeck': it was with certainty issued and worn as such and does show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The board shows the desirable black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour (and was constructed from the 'ribbed-type' wool as to be expected). It never had a tongue attached and was with certainty intended - and worn! - as a board of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The board measures approximately 11 cms. in length and shows a matching set of (minimally tarnished, golden-toned and somewhat larger-sized-) '4'- and/or '5'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and a pair of (equally golden-toned but mis-matched) pips period-attached denoting the rank of: 'Hauptmann' (ie. captain) who served with an army-engineers battalion, numbered: '45'. All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this board has a somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdeck' I deem that it was a board that was with certainty intended to be used on a regular, front-used tunic. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard that belonged a: 'Hauptmann des Pionier-Bataillons 45'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99\' The truly attractive - regrettably single but actually not that easily found! - shoulderboard is a typical, 'text-book'-example of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboard and has the greyish-silver toned (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued') 'upperdeck': it was with certainty issued and worn as such and does show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The board shows the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and was constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). It never had any tongue attached and was with certainty intended - and worn! - as a board of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The board measures approximately 11,4 cms. in length and shows a matching set of (minimally tarnished, golden-toned, larger-sized- and/or identical) '9'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and a single (equally styled) pip period-attached denoting the rank of: 'Oberleutnant' (ie. lieutnant first-class). All three devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this board has a somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdeck' I deem that it was a board that was with certainty intended to be used on a regular, front-used tunic. It should also be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard that belonged an: 'Oberleutnant des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99' (part of the '1. Gebirgs-Division')!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberstleutnant des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99\' The truly attractive - regrettably single but actually not that easily found! - WH (Heeres) shoulderboard is a typical, 'text-book'-example of the 'Heeres'-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboard and has the greyish-silver toned (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued') 'upperdeck': it was with certainty issued and worn as such and does show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The board shows the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and was constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). It never had any tongue attached and was with certainty intended - and worn! - as a board of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The board measures approximately 10,5 cms. in length and shows a matching set of (minimally tarnished, golden-toned, smaller-sized- and/or identical) '9'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and a single (equally styled) pip period-attached denoting the rank of: 'Oberstleutnant' (ie. lieutnant-colonel). All three devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this board has a somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdeck' I deem that it was a board that was with certainty intended to be used on a regular, front-used tunic. It should also be mentioned that these (fairly high-ranked) officers'-pattern, 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard that belonged an: 'Oberstleutnant des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99' (part of the '1. Gebirgs-Division')!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- ie. pre-war-period (ie. \'M36\'-model and/or: rounded-style-) EM-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Pionier-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- (ie. pre-war-period ie. 'M36'-model- and/or: rounded-style-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the neat black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Pionier-Truppen' (or simple engineer-soldier), in overall very nice (ie. IMO hardly used- ie. worn-) condition. The neat schoulderstrap - which has the 'standard'-pattern-, darker-green coloured- and/or: truly smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' - has the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured- (and/or: desirable 'silk-like'-type-) piping attached (see pictures). The strap measures approximately 11 cms. in length. The strap - which is IMO of the regular-issued - (ie. non-private-production-) type - comes mounted on its functional tongue and comes of course in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall. The strap shows - as stated above - only minimal wear and/or age: it does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive 'Heeres'-related EM-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - a: 'Soldat der Pionier-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres), neatly \'cyphered\' and early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and pointed-style) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Panzerjäger-Abts. 102\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - neatly \'cyphered\' and pointed-styled, WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap (ie. \'Schulterstück für Mannschaften des Heeres\') being (per regulation) of the \'generic\'-type that is void of any piping as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 102\' (or: simple soldier who served within the anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers\' unit, numbered: \'102\') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which has the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or \'smooth woolen\'-based \'upperdeck\' and that measures approximately 11,7 cms. in length - is per regulation void of any piping as always (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap comes mounted onto its functional tongue and shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\') \'1\'-, \'0\'- and \'2\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') (which are executed in the bright-pink- ie. \'rosaroter\'-coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected). The strap only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - neatly \'cyphered\', EM-type, \'Panzerjäger\'-related shoulderstrap for a justified price!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres), neatly \'cyphered\' and early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and pointed-style) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Panzerjäger-Abts. 5\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - neatly \'cyphered\' and pointed-styled WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap (ie. \'Schulterstück für Mannschaften des Heeres\') being (per regulation) of the \'generic\'-type that is void of any piping as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 5\' (or: simple soldier who served within the anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers\' unit, numbered: \'5\') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which has the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or \'smooth woolen\'-based \'upperdeck\' and that measures approximately 12,3 cms. in length - is per regulation void of any piping as always (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap comes mounted onto its functional tongue and shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\') \'5\'-numeral (ie. \'Ziffer\') (which is executed in the bright-pink- ie. \'rosaroter\'-coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected). The strap only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - neatly \'cyphered\', EM-type, \'Panzerjäger\'-related shoulderstrap for a justified price!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres), neatly \'cyphered\' and early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and pointed-style) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Panzerjäger-Abts. 5\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - neatly \'cyphered\' and pointed-styled WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap (ie. \'Schulterstück für Mannschaften des Heeres\') being (per regulation) of the \'generic\'-type that is void of any piping as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 5\' (or: simple soldier who served within the anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers\' unit, numbered: \'5\') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which has the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or \'smooth woolen\'-based \'upperdeck\' and that measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length - is per regulation void of any piping as always (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap comes mounted onto its functional tongue and shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\') \'5\'-numeral (ie. \'Ziffer\') (which is executed in the bright-pink- ie. \'rosaroter\'-coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected). The strap only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - neatly \'cyphered\', EM-type, \'Panzerjäger\'-related shoulderstrap for a justified price!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres), neatly \'cyphered\' and early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and pointed-style) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Panzerjäger-Abts. 7\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - neatly 'cyphered' and pointed-styled, WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap (ie. 'Schulterstück für Mannschaften des Heeres') being (per regulation) of the 'generic'-type that is void of any piping as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 7' (or: simple soldier who served within the anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers' unit, numbered: '7') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which has the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdeck' and that measures approximately 12 cms. in length - is per regulation void of any piping as always (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap comes mounted onto its functional tongue and shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') '7'-numeral (ie. 'Ziffer') (which is executed in the bright-pink- ie. 'rosaroter'-coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected). The strap only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - neatly 'cyphered', EM-type, 'Panzerjäger'-related shoulderstrap for a justified price!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres), neatly \'cyphered\' and early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and rounded-style) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Panzerschützen-Abts.\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless very scarcely found! - neatly 'cyphered' and rounded-styled, WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap (ie. 'Schulterstück für Mannschaften des Heeres') showing the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Panzerschützen-Abteilungs' (or: simple soldier who served as a tank-gunner) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- and - I deem - worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which has the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdeck' and that measures approximately 12 cms. in length (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap comes without tongue (it was intended as a strap of the 'sew-in'-pattern) and shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') 'S'-numeral (ie. 'Ziffer') (which is executed in the bright-pink- ie. 'rosaroter'-coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected). The strap only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - neatly 'cyphered', EM-type, 'Panzerschützen'-related shoulderstrap for a justified price!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres), neatly \'cyphered\' and early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and rounded-style) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel des Panzerjäger-Abts. 12\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - neatly \'cyphered\' and/or rounded-styled, WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap (ie. \'Schulterstück für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') showing the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured piping as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 12\' (or: sergeant who served within the anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers\' unit, numbered: \'12\') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which has the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or \'smooth woolen\'-based \'upperdeck\' and that measures approximately 10,3 cms. in length - shows the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured- and woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap comes mounted onto its functional tongue and shows the neat (larger-sized, Gothic-styled- and/or: typical\' Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'P\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\') and equally-styled, \'1\'- and/or \'2\'-numerals and a single pip period-attached denoting the NCOs rank of: \'Feldwebel\'. All four devices (as well as the strap itself) show some moderate age- ie. fair tarnish and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible-/present). It should be noted that all \'cyphered\'-type shoulderstraps can be easily regarded \'scarce\'. I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type, \'Panzerjäger\'-related shoulderstrap for a justified price!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres), neatly \'cyphered\' and early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abts.\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstrap (ie. 'Schulterstück für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abts.' (or: sergeant who served within a cavalry or reconnaissance unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which has the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdeck' and that measures approximately 10,8 cms. in length - shows the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - that shows the typical silverish-grey-toned- and 'standard-issue'-pattern NCO-braid attached - comes mounted onto its tongue and shows a (smaller-sized, 'Buntmetall'-based) Gothic-styled 'A'-cypher (ie. 'Ziffer') and single (equally styled) pip attached (as can be noticed on the pictures). The strap only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type, 'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs'-related shoulderstrap for a justified price!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres), neatly \'cyphered\' and early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'Unterfeldwebel des Panzer-Aufklärungs-Abts. 4\' This is a very attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless truly rarely found! - neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstrap (ie. 'Schulterstück für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unterfeldwebel des PanzerAufklärungs-Abteilungs 4' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the tank-related, reconnaissance unit, numbered: '4') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed- ie. 'cut-off'-), condition. The neat strap - which has the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdeck' and that measures approximately 12,4 cms. in length - shows the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - that shows the typical silverish-grey-toned- and 'dotted'-pattern NCO-braid attached - comes without tongue and was most certainly intended as a strap of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') Gothic-styled 'A'-cypher and '4'-numeral (ie. 'Ziffer') (which are both executed in the bright-pink- ie. 'rosaroter'-coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected). The strap only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly very desirable! - neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type, 'Panzer-Aufklärungs'-related shoulderstrap for a justified price!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres), neatly \'cyphered\' and early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier des Pionier-Bataillons 5\' This is a very attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstrap (ie. 'Schulterstück für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Pionier-Bataillons 5' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the engineers'-battalion, numbered: '5') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed- ie. 'cut-off'-), condition. The neat strap - which has the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdeck' and that measures approximately 11,4 cms. in length - shows the neat black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - that shows the typical silverish-grey-toned- and 'dotted'-pattern NCO-braid attached - comes without tongue and was most certainly intended as a strap of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') '5'-numeral (ie. 'Ziffer') (which is executed in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected). The strap only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type, 'Pioniere'-related shoulderstrap for a justified price!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres), neatly \'cyphered\' and early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier des Sanitäts-Abts. 37\' This is a very attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstrap (ie. 'Schulterstück für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Sanitäts-Abteilungs 37' (or: junior-sergeant ie. medical-orderly who served within the medical unit, numbered: '37') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed- ie. 'cut-off'-), condition. The neat strap - which has the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdeck' and that measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length - shows the neat darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - that shows the typical silverish-grey-toned NCO-braid attached - comes without tongue and was most certainly intended as a strap of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') '3'- and/or: '7'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') which are both executed in the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured wool ie. linnen and that are additionally piped in light-blue as to be expected). The strap only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type, 'Sanitäts'-related shoulderstrap for a justified price!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single - \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-related-) officers\'-pattern- and hand-embroidered collar-tab (\'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for an: \'RLB\'-officer holding the rank of: \'Stabsluftschutzführer\' (ie. Major) This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB- or: Reichs-Lufschutz Bund-) related-) officers\'-pattern- (and neatly hand-embroidered!) collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Reichs-Lufschutz Bundes\') as was intended for - and I deem used by - an: \'RLB\'-officer holding the rank of: \'Stabsluftschutzführer\' (ie. being a rank comparable with that of a major) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just minimally used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat collar-tab - which is of the pre- (ie. early-war-) pattern and that does show some minimal staining and/or age but that is void of any damage - is constructed from the (typical) lilac-purple-coloured- and/or smooth-type wool and is nicely hand-embroidered in silverish-coloured braid (and are also piped with similar braid as to be expected). The tab is, moreover, neatly \'backed\' with \'buckram\'-based material and is of the specific pattern that was used on the RLB-tunics before (and throughout) the war. The tabs shows an oak-leave wreath denoting the officers\'-rank of an: \'RLB-Stabsluftschutzführer\'. Simply a an attractive, \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-related-) collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for - and used by - an: \'RLB-Stabsluftschutzführer\': too bade that it is just a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single and clearly used! - mid- (ie. early-) war-period so-called: \'M41/M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' The attractive - and 'text-book' albeit regrettably single and clearly used and worn - mid- (ie. early-) war-period, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 11,8 cms. in length. The strap has the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as is more often encountered) and was as such intended for usage by a simple soldier who served within an infantry-regiment. The shoulderstrap - which originates from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired for the web-site - is a typical 'standard-issued'-example that has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck': it was - I deem - clearly used ie. worn as such and does show some minimal wear, age and/or staining. The strap comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). These desirable 'M41'- ie. 'M43'-pattern, army-infantry-related 'EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the 'weisser'-coloured branchcolour can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the bright-orange- (ie. 'oranger'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat der Feldgendarmerie-Truppen' (or simple soldier who served within an army field-police- unit ie. regiment), in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-orange- (ie. 'oranger'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length and has the woolen-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. It should be noted that the bright-orange- (ie. 'oranger'-) coloured branchcolour ranks amongst the rarest branchcolours as used within the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. In any case a very attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Soldat der Feldgendarmerie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably cut-off- and single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - I deem mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-orange- (ie. 'oranger'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat der Feldgendarmerie-Truppen' (or simple soldier who served within an army field-police- unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-orange- (ie. 'orangeroter'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,6 cms. in length and has the 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes without a tongue and was clearly 'cut-off a tunic': it just shows minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. It should be noted that the bright-orange- (ie. 'oranger'-) coloured branchcolour ranks amongst the rarest branchcolours as used within the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. In any case a very attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Soldat der Feldgendarmerie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical\' ie. truly \'DAK\'-related, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) 'tropical' ie. IMO early-war-period- and truly DAK- (or 'Deutsches Afrikakorps'-) related, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army tank- ie. tank-destroyer-regiment- ie. unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. regrettably 'cut-off'-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which was cut-off and measures approximately 10,3 cms. in length - has the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured- and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached and comes as issued and/or most certainly worn (it was IMO once glued into an album and does show some minimal glue-remains on its back). The strap is in a fully 'text-book' condition and has a somewhat greenish- ie. mustard- coloured- and/or linnen-based 'upperdeck' as to be expected. The strap is, moreover, 'backed' with field-grey-coloured wool, something that is more often encountered with genuine tropical- ie. DAK- (or 'Deutsches Afrikakorps'-) related shoulderstraps. The strap is IMO only minimally worn (it is just somewhat faded ie. slightly stained caused by regular usage) and comes in a nice condition overall. It has never been cleaned and still shows some dirt ie. staining as caused by years of storage. As most certainly known are most DAK-shoulderboards offered on todays' market copies: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine, period piece for which I give a life-time garuantee (as always). Simply an attractive - and as most certainly known rarely encountered! - early, tropical-pattern-, 'Panzer'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that is priced according to its regrettably 'cut-off' condition: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical\' ie. truly \'DAK\'-related, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) 'tropical' ie. IMO early-war-period- and truly DAK- (or 'Deutsches Afrikakorps'-) related, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army tank- ie. tank-destroyer-regiment- ie. unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. regrettably 'cut-off'-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which was cut-off and measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length - has the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured- and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached and comes as issued and/or most certainly worn (it was IMO once glued into an album and does show some minimal glue-remains on its back). The strap is in a fully 'text-book' condition and has a somewhat greenish- ie. mustard- coloured- and/or linnen-based 'upperdeck' as to be expected. The strap is, moreover, 'backed' with field-grey-coloured wool, something that is more often encountered with genuine tropical- ie. DAK- (or 'Deutsches Afrikakorps'-) related shoulderstraps. The strap is IMO only minimally worn (it is just somewhat faded ie. slightly stained caused by regular usage) and comes in a nice condition overall. It has never been cleaned and still shows some dirt ie. staining as caused by years of storage. As most certainly known are most DAK-shoulderboards offered on todays' market copies: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine, period piece for which I give a life-time garuantee (as always). Simply an attractive - and as most certainly known rarely encountered! - early, tropical-pattern-, 'Panzer'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that is priced according to its regrettably 'cut-off' condition: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'- (ie. truly \'DAK\'-related-) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Pz. o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) 'tropical'- (ie. truly DAK- or 'Deutsches Afrikakorps'-) related, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier der Pz. o. Panzerjäger-Truppen' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit heavingly used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which measures approximately 11 cms. in length - has the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached and comes on its functional tongue as issued and/or most certainly worn. The strap is in a fully 'text-book' condition and has a typical greenish-brown-coloured and/or linnen-based 'upperdeck'. The board is also 'backed' with 'earthen-brown'- (ie. mustard-brown-) wool, something that is more often encountered with genuine tropical ie. DAK- (or 'Deutsches Afrikakorps'-) related shoulderstraps. The strap - which shows the mustard-yellow-coloured, tropical NCO-braid attached - is clearly worn (it is faded ie. slightly stained caused by regular usage) and shows damage on the NCO-braid (as can be seen on the pictures). It has never been cleaned and still shows some dirt ie. staining as caused by years of storage. As most certainly known are most DAK-shoulderboards offered on todays' market copies: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine, period piece for which I give a life-time garuantee (as always). Simply a superb - and as most certainly known very rarely encountered! - tropical-pattern, 'Panzer'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap: too bad that it is only a single piece!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type (rounded-styled-) \'cyphered\' EM-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Eisenbahngeschütze-Abteilungs This is a very attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'M36'-type (rounded styled-) 'cyphered'- and/or per regulation bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) piped, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat des Eisenbahngeschütze-Abteilungs 19' (or simple soldier who served within an army artillery- ie. armoured-train unit, numbered: '19'), that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstrap - which is approximately 13,6 cms. sized in length - has the 'standard-pattern'- and/or darker-green-coloured-, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached. The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) Gothic-styled 'E'-cypher and '19'-numerals (which are executed in the bright-red- ie. 'hochroter'-coloured wool as to be expected). The strap - which never had a tongue and that was with certainty worn as a strap of the 'sew-in'-type - shows as stated above some usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. This example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or early-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and 'Heeres'-related EM-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Soldat des Eisenbahn- geschütze-Abteilungs 19'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely enountered! - IMO mid-war-period-, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Nebelwerfer-Abteilungs 329\' This is a truly very attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely enountered! - IMO mid-war-period-, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat darker-purple- (ie. 'bordeauxroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Nebelwerfer-Abteilungs 329' (or sergeant who served within the army smoketroops-unit numbered: '329'), that comes in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in neat darker-purple- (ie. 'bordeauxroter'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. The strap has the neat somewhat golden-silver-coloured (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) type NCO-braid and two silver-coloured (identical- and zinc-based-) pips attached, denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel'. Next to this, it shows the (silver-coloured- and/or: zinc-based-) '3'-, '2'- and '9'-numerals period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case a very attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap as executed in one of the more scarcely encountered branchcolours of the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' that was intended for an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Nebelwerfer-Abteilungs 329'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely seen! - WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the bright-pink branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant einer Panzerschule\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely seen! - neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard having the pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant einer Panzerschule\' (or: lieutnant first-class who served within a specific tank training-institute) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit I deem moderately used ie. worn- and/or I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboard which is approximately 11,6 cms. sized in length and that is piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as to be expected shows a neat (bright golden-coloured, \'Buntmetall\'-based, Gothic-styled- and/or: larger-sized) so-called: \'Ps\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\') and equally-styled, single pip period-attached denoting that the strap was intended for a junior-officer who held the rank of: \'Oberleutnant\'. Both devices shows some regular age and/or minimal tarnish. The strap never had a tongue attached (it is a specimen of the \'sew-in\'-type) and does show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never before in collectors\'-hands and was recently found as such. Simply an attractive (and truly rarely seen!) \'Heeres\' officer-type shoulderstrap that belonged to an: \'Oberleutnant einer Panzerschule\': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - 'Ostvölker'-collar-tab, as was intended for an Armenian volunteer within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' ie. 'Zugführer' (or: NCO) who served within the 'Armenian Legion' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - 'BeVo'-woven 'Ostvölker'-collar-tab having the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an Armenian volunteer within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' ie. 'Zugführer' (or: NCO) who served within the 'Armenian Legion', in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- and/or never tunic-attached-) condition. The tab is nicely (and entirely!) executed in so-called: 'BeVo-weave technique' and is not confectioned nor folded: it comes as just 'cut of the role'. The piece shows the attractive, interwoven 'NCO'-braid, denoting that that it was intended for usage by a non-commisioned officer-rank (ie. 'Zugführer'). It should be noted that these - original - 'official' 'Ostvölker'-collar-tabs as executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. being of German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo') are considered 'fairly rare'. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive German produced 'BeVo'-cloth collar-insignia as was intended for an Armenian volunteer ie. 'Zugführer' or NCO who served within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht': too bad that it concerns a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\'), as was intended for usage by a: \'Flieger-Ingenieur\' (being a rank similar to: \'Leutnant\') This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) collar-tab (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was executed on a bright-pink-coloured background, as was intended for usage by a: 'Flieger-Ingenieur' (being a rank similar to: 'Leutnant'), in overall very nice (and IMO never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The tab is executed in the neat smooth-like (ie. 'moleskin'-type) wool and has truly extraordinary detail: the shown craftmanship is simply stunning. The backing is constructed of yellowish-beige-coloured so-called 'buckram'-based cloth (as can be seen on the pictures). These 'pink-coloured' LW-tabs as were intended for staffmembers of the 'Ingenieurkorps der Luftwaffe' are quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very attractive collar-tab that belonged to a: 'Flieger-Ingenieur': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - \'Ostvölker\'-collar-tab, as was intended for a Georgian volunteer within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. \'Zugführer\' (or: NCO) who served within the \'Georgian Legion\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - 'BeVo'-woven 'Ostvölker'-collar-tab having the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a Georgian volunteer within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' ie. 'Zugführer' (or: NCO) who served within the 'Georgian Legion', in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- and/or never tunic-attached-) condition. The tab is nicely (and entirely!) executed in so-called: 'BeVo-weave technique' and is not confectioned nor folded: it comes as just 'cut of the role'. The piece shows the attractive, interwoven 'NCO'-braid, denoting that that it was intended for usage by a non-commisioned officer-rank (ie. 'Zugführer'). It should be noted that these - original - 'official' 'Ostvölker'-collar-tabs as executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. being of German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo') are considered 'fairly rare'. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive German produced 'BeVo'-cloth collar-insignia as was intended for a Georgian volunteer ie. 'Zugführer' or NCO who served within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht': too bad that it concerns a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - \'Ostvölker\'-collar-tab, as was intended for an Armenian volunteer within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. \'Zugführer\' (or: NCO) who served within the \'Armenian Legion\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - 'BeVo'-woven 'Ostvölker'-collar-tab having the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an Armenian volunteer within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' ie. 'Zugführer' (or: NCO) who served within the 'Armenian Legion', in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- and/or never tunic-attached-) condition. The tab is nicely (and entirely!) executed in so-called: 'BeVo-weave technique' and is not confectioned nor folded: it comes as just 'cut of the role'. The piece shows the attractive, interwoven 'NCO'-braid, denoting that that it was intended for usage by a non-commisioned officer-rank (ie. 'Zugführer'). It should be noted that these - original - 'official' 'Ostvölker'-collar-tabs as executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. being of German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo') are considered 'fairly rare'. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive German produced 'BeVo'-cloth collar-insignia as was intended for an Armenian volunteer ie. 'Zugführer' or NCO who served within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht': too bad that it concerns a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - \'Ostvölker\'-collar-tab, as was intended for an Armenian volunteer within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. \'Zugführer\' (or: NCO) who served within the \'Armenian Legion\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - 'BeVo'-woven 'Ostvölker'-collar-tab having the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an Armenian volunteer within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' ie. 'Zugführer' (or: NCO) who served within the 'Armenian Legion', in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- and/or never tunic-attached-) condition. The tab is nicely (and entirely!) executed in so-called: 'BeVo-weave technique' and is not confectioned nor folded: it comes as just 'cut of the role'. The piece shows the attractive, interwoven 'NCO'-braid, denoting that that it was intended for usage by a non-commisioned officer-rank (ie. 'Zugführer'). It should be noted that these - original - 'official' 'Ostvölker'-collar-tabs as executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. being of German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo') are considered 'fairly rare'. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive German produced 'BeVo'-cloth collar-insignia as was intended for an Armenian volunteer ie. 'Zugführer' or NCO who served within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht': too bad that it concerns a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - \'Polizei\' (ie. police) officers\'-type shoulderboard as was executed in \'brown-striped\', silver-toned \'braid\' as was intended for usage by a: \'Sonderführer (L) der Polizei\' The truly attractive shoulderboard - which is constructed from the typical bright-green-coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool and having the silver toned- and typical, darker-brown-striped so-called: 'braid-based' upperdeck - comes in an excellent condition overall and is hard to be upgraded: the board was possibly issued but never worn and came as recently found. The board is just a tiny bit 'tarnished' simply caused by decades of storage and came mounted onto its thin-shaped (officers'-type) tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat shoulderboard - which measures approximately 11 cms. in length - never had any pip(s) attached denoting the 'Sonderführer'-rank comparable with that of a: 'Leutnant' (ie. lieutnant) as can be seen on the pictures. It should be noted that all (police) 'Sonderführer'-related shoulderboards can easily be graded 'very scarce'. Too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - \'Polizei\' (ie. police) officers\'-type shoulderboard as was executed in \'brown-striped\', silver-toned \'braid\' as was intended for usage by a: \'Sonderführer (M) der Polizei\' The truly attractive shoulderboard - which is constructed from the typical bright-green-coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool and having the silver toned- and typical, darker-brown-striped so-called: 'braid-based' upperdeck - comes in an excellent condition overall and is hard to be upgraded: the board was possibly issued but never worn and came as recently found. The board is just a tiny bit 'tarnished' simply caused by decades of storage and came mounted onto its thin-shaped (officers'-type) tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat shoulderboard - which measures approximately 11 cms. in length - never had any pip(s) attached denoting the 'Sonderführer'-rank comparable with that of a: 'Major' as can be seen on the pictures. It should be noted that all (police) 'Sonderführer'-related shoulderboards can easily be graded 'very scarce'. Too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was executed in HBT-type cloth and piped in bright-yellow as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was executed in HBT-type cloth and piped in the bright-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen' (ie. junior-sergeant who served within a paratrooper- ie. pilots'-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The strap - which measures 10,6 cms. in length - has the neat 'silk-like'-type piping attached and shows the signs of having been moderately worn and used. The strap came mounted on its functional tongue. These HBT-style straps can easily be considered 'fairly scarce' and saw also usage by the (later-war-period-) so-called: LW 'Felddivisionen': simply an attractive example that is not that often offered for sale. Too bad that it is only a single piece!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was executed in HBT-type cloth as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was executed in HBT-type cloth and piped in the bright-brown- (ie. 'hellbrauner'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier der Nachrichten-Truppen' (ie. junior-sergeant who served within an airforce signals'-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The strap - which measures 9,7 cms. in length - has the neat 'silk-like'-type piping attached and shows the signs of having been moderately worn and used. The strap came mounted on its functional tongue. These HBT-style straps can easily be considered 'fairly scarce' and saw also usage by the (later-war-period-) so-called: LW 'Felddivisionen': simply an attractive example that is not that often offered for sale. Too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe), \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel der Flg. o. Fallschirmtruppen u. Mitglied einer Kriegsschule\' The attractive - regrettably single albeit still fairly scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstrap is piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and shows the desirable, rayon-type piping attached as is more often seen. The strap - which measures approximately 10,2 cms. in length was clearly used ie. worn and originated from a private-household in Germany (it never had a tongue attached and was cleary used as a strap of the 'sew-in-pattern' as can be seen on the pictures). The strap shows a neat, Gothic-styled- (and aluminium-styled) so-called: 'KS'-cypher and single (zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) pip period-attached denoting that the NCO who wore this strap held the rank- ie. function of: 'Feldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen u. Mitglied einer Kriegsschule' (or: sergeant and member within one of the Luftwaffe war-schools). The straps show the regular-styled, LW-type NCO-braid attached and is constructed from (typical) LW-officers-type cloth (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap was - as stated above - clearly worn and used and does show age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that all LW-type, 'cyphered' shoulderstraps can easily be graded 'scarce' and are not that often offered for sale. Simply an attractive and neatly 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen u. Mitglied einer LW-Kriegsschule'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - white-piped, so-called: \'Reiter-HJ\' ie. \'HJ-Streifendienst\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Oberkameradschaftsführer\' within \'Bann 598\' This is a fairly rarely encountered - albeit regrettably single - white-piped-, so-called: 'Reiter-HJ' ie. 'HJ-Streifendienst' ('Hitlerjugend') shoulderstrap, as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberkameradschaftsführer' within 'Bann 598' (598 = Einbeck), that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The strap - executed in black linnen, having the white-embroidered '598'-numeral and white-coloured- (and rayon-like) piping - comes mounted on its functional tongue as found and most certainly worn. The paper-based 'RzM'-etiket is regrettably missing (something which is certainly caused by regular wear). The piece shows some normal age and wear and measures approximately 11 cms. as usually encountered. It shows a silver-coloured- (and aluminium-based-) pip and piece of silver-coloured rank-braid attached, denoting the unusually seen rank of: 'Ober- kameradschaftsführer'. Simply an attractive and most certainly not that often encountered youth-related shoulderstrap: too bad it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless with certainty rarely encountered - (IMO) NCO-type, so-called: \'Ostvölker\' (Luftwaffe-related?) shoulderstrap having the black- (\'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless with certainty rarely encountered - (IMO) NCO-type, so-called: 'Ostvölker' (Luftwaffe-related?) shoulderstrap having the black- ('schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour and that comes in a wonderful- (ie. hardly- or even never worn-), condtion. The strap is constructed following the typical '1944 cloth-minimising production-manner' using different shades of wool and/or material (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstrap which measures approximately 9,7 cms. in length as more often seen - is truly very unusual in construction: it is executed from the bluish-coloured- and/or smooth-type wool and has the neat, 'silk-like'-type piping attached: moreover, does it show two stripes of silver-toned, NCO-braid attached over the entire length, presumably indicating the soldiers' (ie. NCOs'-) rank (as is more encountered with these later-war-period 'Ostvölker'-related shoulderstraps). The strap comes naturally mounted on its functional tongue. The exact usage and/or signifigance is, however, not known to date. Simply an attractive and rarely seen 'Ostvölker'-related shoulderstrap: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but rarely seen! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M35\'-type (pointed-styled-) \'cyphered\'-, EM-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat u. Uffz.-Anwärter des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 7\' This is a very attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'M35'-type (pointed-style-) 'cyphered'- and/or per regulation non-piped, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - a: 'Soldat u. Unteroffiziers-Anwärter des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 7' (or: soldier and/or: junior-sergeant-candidate who served within the army anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers' unit, numbered: '7'), in overall nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn-, condition. The shoulderstrap - which is approximately 13 cms. sized in length - has the 'standard-type'- and/or: field-grey-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has (of course) no piping (and is as such a typical, early strap of the 'M35'-pattern). The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) '7'-cypher (which is executed in the bright-pink- ie. 'rosa-roter'-coloured wool as to be expected). Moreover, does it show a firmly affixed stripe of NCO-braid attached, denoting the soldiers' rank of: 'Unteroffiziers- Anwärter'. The strap - which comes mounted on its functional tongue - shows as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. This particular example originated from a private household and was never before part of a collection: it was found together with the other single-pieced PZ-Jäger strap I offer under number: 39213. In any case a very attractive and/or with certainty rarely encountered and/or neatly 'cyphered'- ie. or 'Heeres-Panzerjäger'-related EM-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Soldat u. Unteroffiziers-Anwärter des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 7'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but scarcely found! - WH (KM) NCO-type shoulderboard as was intended for a medium-ranked, administrative-official (ie. NCO) having the rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\' (ie.: \'Beambter des mittleren Dienstes\') The neat - albeit regrettably single albeit nevertheless scarcely found! - WH (Kriegsmarine) related shoulderboard - which was intended for usage by a medium-ranked NCO having the comparable rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\' (or: sergeant first-class) - is constructed from the specific, darker-blue-coloured- and/or: smooth-like- (ie. moleskin-type-) wool and does have the (typical) bluish- and/or: silver-coloured (twisted) \'upperdeck\' as per regulation (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - which only shows moderate wear - has two (identical- and or aluminium-based) pips, a little triangular-shaped so-called: \'Laufbahn-Abzeichen\' and equally-styled naval-type eagle-device period-attached denoting the NCOs rank of: \'Beambter des mittleren Dienstes im Oberfeldwebels-Rang\'. The board also shows the darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured \'Zwischenfarbe\' (or: secondary branchcolour) attached, denoting the soldiers- (ie. NCOs) specific function- and/or tasking. The board never had a tongue attached and was intended to be used as a board of the \'sew-in\'-pattern and does show some truly minimal age and/or staining caused by fair wear and decades of storage). It should be noted that these attractive Kriegsmarine-related, NCO-type shoulderboards as were intended for medium-ranked administrative-officials ie. \'Beambter des mittleren Dienstes im Oberfeldwebelsrang\' can easily be graded: \'quite scarce\'. Too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but scarcely found! - WH (KM) NCO-type shoulderboard as was intended for a medium-ranked, administrative-official (ie. NCO) having the rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\' (ie.: \'Beambter des mittleren Dienstes\') The neat - albeit regrettably single albeit nevertheless scarcely found! - WH (Kriegsmarine) related shoulderboard - which was intended for usage by a medium-ranked NCO having the comparable rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\' (or: sergeant first-class) - is constructed from the specific, darker-blue-coloured- and/or: smooth-like- (ie. moleskin-type-) wool and does have the (typical) bluish- and/or: silver-coloured (twisted) \'upperdeck\' as per regulation (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - which only shows moderate wear - has two (identical- and or aluminium-based) pips and equally-styled naval-type eagle-device period-attached denoting the NCOs rank of: \'Beambter des mittleren Dienstes im Oberfeldwebels-Rang\'. The board also shows the darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured \'Zwischenfarbe\' (or: secondary branchcolour) attached, denoting the soldiers- (ie. NCOs) specific function- and/or tasking. The board never had a tongue attached and was intended to be used as a board of the \'sew-in\'-pattern and does show some truly minimal age and/or staining caused by fair wear and decades of storage). The piece came with a (bright)silver-toned \'anchor\'-button attached (being of the \'screw-on\'-pattern). It should be noted that these attractive Kriegsmarine-related, NCO-type shoulderboards as were intended for medium-ranked administrative-officials ie. \'Beambter des mittleren Dienstes im Oberfeldwebelsrang\' can easily be graded: \'quite scarce\'. Too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but scarcely seen! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'- (ie. \'M-40\'-) type (pointed-styled) \'cyphered\', EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 12\' This is a very attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen!! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'M36'- (ie. 'M-40'-) type (pointed-styled) 'cyphered' and/or per regulation non-piped, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as was specifically intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - a: 'Soldat des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 12' (or simple soldier who served within the army anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers' unit, numbered: '12') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstrap - which measures approximately 11,5 cms. sized in length - has the 'standard-type'- and/or: darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has (of course) no piping (and is as such a typical, early strap of the 'M36'- ie. 'M-40'-pattern). The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) Gothic-styled 'P'-cypher and '1'- and/or: '2'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') (which are executed in the bright-pink- ie. 'rosaroter'-coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected). The strap - which comes mounted on its functional tongue - shows as stated above only minimal usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive and/or with certainty scarcely encountered and/or neatly 'cyphered'- ie. or 'Heeres-Panzerjäger'-related EM-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Soldat des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 12'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but scarcely seen! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'- (ie. \'M-40\'-) type (pointed-styled) \'cyphered\', EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 12\' This is a very attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen!! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'M36'- (ie. 'M-40'-) type (pointed-styled) 'cyphered' and/or per regulation non-piped, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as was specifically intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - a: 'Soldat des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 12' (or simple soldier who served within the army anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers' unit, numbered: '12') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstrap - which measures approximately 12 cms. sized in length - has the 'standard-type'- and/or: darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has (of course) no piping (and is as such a typical, early strap of the 'M36'- ie. 'M-40'-pattern). The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) Gothic-styled 'P'-cypher and '1'- and/or: '2'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') (which are executed in the bright-pink- ie. 'rosaroter'-coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected). The strap - which comes mounted on its functional tongue - shows as stated above only minimal usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive and/or with certainty scarcely encountered and/or neatly 'cyphered'- ie. or 'Heeres-Panzerjäger'-related EM-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Soldat des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 12'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but scarcely seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'tropical-styled\', NCO-type shoulderstrap (as was specifically intended for usage on the KM-tropical-shirts ie. tunics) as was intended for a: \'Maat\' (ie. \'Uffz.\') This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly scarcely seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'tropical-styled', NCO-type shoulderstrap (as was specifically intended for usage on the KM-tropical-shirts ie. tunics) as was intended for a naval-soldier holding the rank of: 'Maat' (ie. 'Unteroffizier' or junior-sergeant) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly worn- ie. moderately used-), condition. The neat strap - which measures approximately 11,4 cms. in length and that has a width of 5,5 cms. as more often seen - was with certainty used- and/or moderately worn. The strap - which is executed in the regular- (ie. slightly 'thicker'-styled- and/or typical tan-coloured) linnen - shows the (typical) darker-blue-coloured and linnen-based, tropical-naval-pattern NCO-braid attached and comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue denoting the NCOs-rank of a: 'Maat' ie: 'Unteroffizier'. The piece came with a (tropical) tan-coloured anchor-button still attached and shows some minmal glue-remains on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece orginates from an older and larger collection of single shoulderstraps that was compiled over decades and that I recently acquired for the web-site. The neat strap shows some obvious age, wear and/or staining (it is, however, fully undamaged). It should be noted that these attractive KM tropical-styled, NCO-type shoulderstraps can easily be considered 'rare' and come hardly ever for sale: even more so when they come in such a neat and/or minimally used- ie. worn, condition. Too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but scarcely seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'tropical-styled\', NCO-type shoulderstrap (as was specifically intended for usage on the KM-tropical-shirts ie. tunics) as was intended for an: \'Obermaat\' (ie. \'Uffz.\') This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly scarcely seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'tropical-styled', NCO-type shoulderstrap (as was specifically intended for usage on the KM-tropical-shirts ie. tunics) as was intended for a naval-soldier holding the rank of: 'Obermaat' (ie. 'Unteroffizier' or: junior-sergeant) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly worn- ie. moderately used-), condition. The neat strap - which measures approximately 10,2 cms. in length and that has a width of 5,5 cms. as more often seen - was with certainty used- and/or moderately worn. The strap - which is executed in the regular- (ie. slightly 'thicker'-styled- and/or typical tan-coloured) linnen - shows the (typical) darker-blue-coloured and linnen-based, tropical-naval-pattern NCO-braid attached and comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue denoting the NCOs-rank of a: 'Maat' ie: 'Unteroffizier'. The piece orginates from an older and larger collection of single shoulderstraps that was compiled over decades and that I recently acquired for the web-site. The neat strap shows some obvious age, wear and/or staining (it is, however, fully undamaged). It should be noted that these attractive KM tropical-styled, NCO-type shoulderstraps can easily be considered 'rare' and come hardly ever for sale: even more so when they come in such a neat and/or minimally used- ie. worn, condition. Too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but still scarcely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe) neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen u. Mitglied einer LW-Kriegsschule\' This is a neat - regrettably single but nevertheless still scarcely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe), neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour and that was as such specifically intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen u. Mitglied einer LW-Kriegsschule\' (or: sergeant and member who served within one of the Luftwaffe-related war-schools) and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The strap - that shows the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\') coloured and woolen-type piping attached - originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered (and comes mounted onto its functional tongue as can be seen on the pictures). The strap measures approximately 11 cms. in length and shows a neat (Gothic-styled, silverish-grey-toned and/or typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) so-called: \'KS\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\') and a single (identically-styled) pip attached. Moreover, does the strap show the regular-styled, silverish-toned LW-pattern, NCO-braid attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap was - as stated above - just minimally worn and/or used and does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that all LW-type, \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are not that often offered for sale. Simply an attractive - and neatly \'cyphered\'! - NCO-type shoulderstrap that belonged to a: \'Feldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen u. Mitglied einer LW-Kriegsschule\': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but still scarcely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe) neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen u. Mitglied einer LW-Kriegsschule\' This is a neat - regrettably single but nevertheless still scarcely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe), neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour and that was as such specifically intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen u. Mitglied einer LW-Kriegsschule\' (or: sergeant and member who served within one of the Luftwaffe-related war-schools) and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The strap - that shows the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\') coloured and desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached - originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered (and comes mounted onto its functional tongue as can be seen on the pictures). The strap measures approximately 10,5 cms. in length and shows a neat (Gothic-styled, silverish-grey-toned and/or typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) so-called: \'KS\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\') and a single (identically-styled) pip attached. Moreover, does the strap show the regular-styled, silverish-toned LW-pattern, NCO-braid attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap was - as stated above - just minimally worn and/or used and does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that all LW-type, \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are not that often offered for sale. Simply an attractive - and neatly \'cyphered\'! - NCO-type shoulderstrap that belonged to a: \'Feldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen u. Mitglied einer LW-Kriegsschule\': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but truly scarcely encountered! - mid-war period, so-called: \'M40- o. M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Feldgendarmerie-Tpn.\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly scarcely encountered! - (I deem) mid-war period, so-called: 'M40 o. M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-orange- (ie. 'oranger'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat u. Mitglied der Feldgendarmerie-Truppen' (or: simple soldier who served within an army field-police unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-orange- (ie. 'orangeroter'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,8 cms. in length and has the desirable, 'silk'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes mounted onto its functional tongue and just shows moderate age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that the bright-orange- (ie. 'oranger'-) coloured branchcolour ranks amongst the rarest branchcolours as used within the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. In any case is this a very attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related EM-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Soldat u. Mitglied der Feldgendarmerie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but truly scarcely encountered! - mid-war period, so-called: \'M40- o. M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel der Feldgendarmerie-Tpn.\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly scarcely encountered! - (I deem) mid-war period, so-called: 'M40 o. M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-orange- (ie. 'oranger'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied der Feldgendarmerie-Truppen' (or: sergeant who served within an army field-police unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-orange- (ie. 'orangeroter'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11 cms. in length and has the desirable, 'silk'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes mounted onto its functional tongue and just shows moderate age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. It shows the (typical) Heeres-type, NCO-braid and a single (regular-sized, silverish-toned- and/or aluminium-based) pip period-attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Feldwebel'. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that the bright-orange- (ie. 'oranger'-) coloured branchcolour ranks amongst the rarest branchcolours as used within the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. In any case is this a very attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Feldwebel Mitglied der Feldgendarmerie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but truly scarcely encountered! - mid-war period, so-called: \'M40- o. M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Stabs-Fwbl. o. Spiess der Feldgendarmerie-Tpn.\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly scarcely encountered! - (I deem) mid-war period, so-called: 'M40 o. M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) senior NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-orange- (ie. 'oranger'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess u. Mitglied der Feldgendarmerie-Truppen' (or: senior- ie. company-sergeant who served within an army field-police unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-orange- (ie. 'orangeroter'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11 cms. in length and has the woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes mounted onto its functional tongue and just shows moderate age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. It shows the (typical) Heeres-type, NCO-braid and three (regular-sized, silverish-toned- and/or zinc-based) pips period-attached denoting the (unusually found!) NCOs-rank of: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess'. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that the bright-orange- (ie. 'oranger'-) coloured branchcolour ranks amongst the rarest branchcolours as used within the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. In any case is this a very attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess u. Mitglied der Feldgendarmerie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but truly scarcely encountered! - mid-war period, so-called: \'M40- o. M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Stabs-Fwbl. o. Spiess der Feldgendarmerie-Tpn.\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly scarcely encountered! - (I deem) mid-war period, so-called: \'M40 o. M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) senior NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-orange- (ie. \'oranger\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: \'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess u. Mitglied der Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' (or: senior- ie. company-sergeant who served within an army field-police unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11 cms. in length and has the woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap is fully \'text-book\' in all facets and was with certainty moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes mounted onto its functional tongue and just shows moderate age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. It shows the (typical) Heeres-type, NCO-braid and three (non-matching, regular-sized, silverish- ie. golden-toned- and/or zinc- ie. aluminium-based) pips period-attached denoting the (unusually found!) NCOs-rank of: \'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess\'. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that the bright-orange- (ie. \'oranger\'-) coloured branchcolour ranks amongst the rarest branchcolours as used within the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'. In any case is this a very attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: \'Heeres\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: \'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess u. Mitglied der Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single but truly scarcely encountered! - mid-war period, so-called: \'M40- o. M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'Uffz. der Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly scarcely encountered! - (I deem) mid-war period, so-called: 'M40 o. M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-orange- (ie. 'oranger'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier u. Mitglied der Feldgendarmerie-Truppen' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army field-police unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-orange- (ie. 'orangeroter'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,8 cms. in length and has the woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes mounted onto its functional tongue and just shows moderate age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. It shows the (typical, bluish-grey- ie. sub-dued) Heeres-type, NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Unteroffizier'. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that the bright-orange- (ie. 'oranger'-) coloured branchcolour ranks amongst the rarest branchcolours as used within the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. In any case is this a very attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier u. Mitglied der Feldgendarmerie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'/\'M40\'-type) neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 60\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. 'M36'/'M40'-type and/or rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 60' (or: sergeant who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: '60') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed- ie. 'cut-off'-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the early-war-type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap comes without a tongue: it was worn as a piece of the 'sew-in'-pattern and was carefully 'cut-off' (ie. tunic-removed). The strap - which measures approximately 12,8 cms. in length - shows the (typical Heeres-pattern, regular-styled) silver-toned NCO-braid and single ('Buntmetall'-based) pip attached and shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-): '6'- and '0'-cyphers ie. numerals (which are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and/or fully 'text-book' and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' NCO-shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 60': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'/\'M40\'-type) neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'Uffz. des Infanterie-Regiments 49\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. 'M36'/'M40'-type and/or rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 49' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: '49') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed- ie. 'cut-off'-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the early-war-type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap comes without a tongue: it was worn as a piece of the 'sew-in'-pattern and was carefully 'cut-off' (ie. tunic-removed). The strap - which measures approximately 12,1 cms. in length - shows the (typical Heeres-pattern, regular-styled) silver-toned NCO-braid attached and shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-): '4'- and '9'-cyphers ie. numerals (which are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and/or fully 'text-book' and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' NCO-shoulderstrap that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 49': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'/\'M40\'-type) neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'Uffz. des Infanterie-Regiments 58\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. 'M36'/'M40'-type and/or rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 589' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: '58') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed- ie. 'cut-off'-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the early-war-type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap comes without a tongue: it was worn as a piece of the 'sew-in'-pattern and was carefully 'cut-off' (ie. tunic-removed). The strap - which measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length - shows the (typical early 'Heeres'-styled and/or 'dotted'-pattern) silver-toned NCO-braid attached and shows the neat (machine-embroidered): '5'- and '8'-cyphers ie. numerals (which are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured linnen as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and/or fully 'text-book' and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' NCO-shoulderstrap that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 58': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. \'M40-type\') neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 22\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. 'M40 type'- and/or rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 22' (or: simply soldier who served within the artillery-regiment, numbered: '22') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the early-war-type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap never had a tongue attached and is a strap that was used as a piece of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The strap - which measures approximately 12,5 cms. in length - shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) double so-called: '2'-cyphers ie. numerals (which are executed in the bright-red- ie. 'hochroter'-coloured wool as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was once glued into an album of scrapbook and does show some minimal glue-remains on it back. Simply a neat and/or fully 'text-book' and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 22': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. \'M40-type\') neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 26\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. 'M40 type'- and/or rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 26' (or: simply soldier who served within the artillery-regiment, numbered: '26') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the early-war-type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap never had a tongue attached and is a strap that was used as a piece of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The strap - which measures approximately 12,5 cms. in length - shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) so-called: '2'- and/or: '6'-cyphers ie. numerals (which are executed in the bright-red- ie. 'hochroter'-coloured wool as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was once glued into an album of scrapbook and does show some minimal glue-remains on it back. Simply a neat and/or fully 'text-book' and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 26': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. \'M40-type\') neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 30\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. 'M40 type'- and/or rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 30' (or: simply soldier who served within the artillery-regiment, numbered: '30') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the early-war-type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap come mounted onto its functional tongue. The strap - which measures approximately 10,8 cms. in length - shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) so-called: '3'- and '0'-cyphers ie. numerals (which are executed in the bright-red- ie. 'hochroter'-coloured wool as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and/or fully 'text-book' and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 30': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. \'M40-type\') neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 42\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. 'M40 type'- and/or rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 42' (or: simply soldier who served within the artillery-regiment, numbered: '42') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the early-war-type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap never had a tongue attached and is a strap that was used as a piece of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The strap - which measures approximately 11,4 cms. in length - shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) so-called: '4'- and/or: '2'-cyphers ie. numerals (which are executed in the bright-red- ie. 'hochroter'-coloured wool as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and/or fully 'text-book' and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 42': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. \'M40-type\') neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 19\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. 'M40 type'- and/or rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 19' (or: simple soldier who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: '19') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the typical early-war-type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap comes mounted onto its functional tongue and measures approximately 12 cms. in length. It shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) so-called: '1'- and '9'-cyphers ie. numerals (which are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures. Simply a neat and/or fully 'text-book' and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' EM-shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 19': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. \'M40-type\') neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Artillerie-Regiments 10\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. 'M40 type'- and/or rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Artillerie-Regiments 10' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the artillery-regiment, numbered: '10') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the early-war- ie. I deem 'privately-purchased' type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the darker-green-coloured- and/or (boiled) woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap comes mounted onto its functional tongue (and does show a smaller-sized, pebbled-style button attached). The strap - which measures approximately 11 cms. in length - shows the (typical) silver-toned NCO-braid attached and shows a pair of (larger-sized- and/or aluminium-based) so-called: '1'- and '0'-cyphers ie. numerals and a pair of (equally-styled) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and/or fully 'text-book'! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' NCO-shoulderstrap that belonged to an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Artillerie-Regiments 10': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. \'M40-type\') neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'Uffz. des Artillerie-Regiments 12\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. 'M40 type'- and/or rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Artillerie-Regiments 12' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the artillery-regiment, numbered: '12') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed- ie. 'cut-off'-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the early-war-type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap comes without a tongue (which was once present but carefully 'cut-off'). The strap - which measures approximately 11 cms. in length - shows the (typical) silver-toned NCO-braid attached and shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) so-called: '1'- and '2'-cyphers ie. numerals (which are executed in the bright-red- ie. 'hochroter'-coloured wool as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and/or fully 'text-book' and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' NCO-shoulderstrap that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier des Artillerie-Regiments 12': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. \'M40-type\') neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'Uffz. des Infanterie-Regiments 37\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. 'M40 type'- and/or rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 37' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: '37') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed- ie. 'cut-off'-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the early-war-type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap comes without a tongue: it was worn as a piece of the 'sew-in'-pattern and was carefully 'cut-off'). The strap - which measures approximately 11,7 cms. in length - shows the (typical early-pattern, 'dotted'-type) silver-toned NCO-braid attached and shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-): '3'- and '7'-cyphers ie. numerals (which are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and/or fully 'text-book' and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' NCO-shoulderstrap that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 37': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. \'M40-type\') neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'Uffz. des Infanterie-Regiments 57\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. 'M40 type'- and/or rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 57' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: '57') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed- ie. 'cut-off'-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the early-war-type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap comes without a tongue: it was worn as a piece of the 'sew-in'-pattern and was carefully 'cut-off'). The strap - which measures approximately 11 cms. in length - shows the (typical early-pattern, 'dotted'-type) silver-toned NCO-braid attached and shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-): '5'- and '7'-cyphers ie. numerals (which are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and/or fully 'text-book' and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' NCO-shoulderstrap that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 57': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. \'M40-type\') neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'Unterfeldwebel des Infanterie-Rgts. 14\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. 'M40 type'- and/or rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unterfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 14' (or: candidate-sergeant who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: '14') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the typical early-war-type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap comes mounted onto its functional tongue. The strap - which measures approximately 11,8 cms. in length - shows the (typical, early-pattern) silver-toned NCO-braid attached and shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) so-called: '1'- and '4'-cyphers ie. numerals (which are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and/or fully 'text-book' and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' NCO-shoulderstrap that belonged to an: 'Unterfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 14': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) pre- ie. early-war-period- (ie. \'M36/M40\'-type) neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 72\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) pre- ie. early-war-period- (ie. 'M36/M40'-type) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 72' (or: sergeant who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: '72') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the early- ie. pre-war- and - I deem - 'privately-purchased' type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the darker-green-coloured- and/or (boiled) woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and/or 'rayon'-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap comes without tongue and was most certainly used as a strap of the 'sew-in'-type. The strap - which measures approximately 11 cms. in length - shows the (typical, early-pattern) silver-toned NCO-braid attached and shows a pair of (larger-sized- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: '7'- and '2'-cyphers ie. numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and (equally-styled) pip period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and/or fully 'text-book'! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' NCO-shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 72': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) pre-war-period (ie. \'M-36\'- ie. \'M40\'-) pattern\' (rounded style), \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 26\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) pre-war-period (ie. 'M-36'- ie. 'M40'-) pattern' (rounded style), 'cyphered' WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 26' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the anti-tank ie. tank-destroyer unit numbered '26') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used and/or carefully tunic-removed-) condition. The neat strap - which is of the pre- (ie. early-war-) type - has the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour and/or: woolen-type piping attached. The shoulderstrap - which measures approximately 12 cms. in length - comes without tongue and was clearly used as a strap of the 'sew-in'-pattern. Next to the regular-styled NCO-braid does it show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) Gothic-styled 'P'-cypher and '2'- and/or: '6'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') (which are executed in the bright-pink- ie. 'rosaroter'-coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected). Simply a decorative and/or fully 'text-book' - and not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderstrap that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 26': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or black-piped) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or black-piped) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. \'moleskin\'-like-) wool and was as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period, so-called: \'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen\' (or: later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). The patch shows a single (greyish-coloured- and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) gull (ie. \'Schwinge\') period-attached and shows a typical \'Buckram\'-based \'backing\' as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tab is, moreover, neatly \'piped\' with black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured piping (which is executed in the typical \'rayon\'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified engineer- (ie. \'Pioniere\'-) usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW \'Felddivisionen\'-collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or bright-red piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or bright-red piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and was as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). The patch shows a single-pieced- (greyish-coloured- and/or 'Feinzink'-based-) gull attached and has the 'standard'-pattern, brownish-yellow-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based 'backing' attached (see pictures). The tab is, moreover, nicely piped with bright-red-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified artillery- (ie. 'Artillerie'-) usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or bright-red piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or bright-red piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used and once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and was as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). The patch shows three (greyish-coloured- and/or 'Feinzink'-based-) gulls attached and has the 'standard'-pattern, brownish-yellow-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based 'backing' attached: moreover, was it once glued into an album or scrap-book and still shows some minimal carton- ie. glue-remains on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab is, moreover, nicely piped with bright-red-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified artillery- (ie. 'Artillerie'-) usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or copper-brown piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - typical bright-green-coloured- (and/or copper-brown-piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used and/or presumably once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and was as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). The patch shows a single (silverish-grey-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based) gull attached and shows a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or carton(!)-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab is, moreover, nicely piped with copper-brown- (ie. 'kupferbraun'-) coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified signals- (ie. 'Nachrichten'-) related usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or white piped) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or white-piped) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. \'moleskin\'-like-) wool and was as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period, so-called: \'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen\' (or: later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). The patch shows a single (greyish-coloured- and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) gull (ie. \'Schwinge\') attached and shows a typical \'Buckram\'-based \'backing\' as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tab is, moreover, neatly \'piped\' with white-coloured piping (which is executed in the typical \'rayon\'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified infantry- (ie. \'Infanterie\'-) usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW \'Felddivisionen\'-collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or white piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or white-piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used and once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and was as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). The patch shows two (identical, greyish-coloured- and/or 'Feinzink'-based-) gulls attached but misses its 'backing' (presumably it was never backed and mounted as such): moreover, was it once glued into an album or scrap-book and still shows some minimal carton- ie. glue-remains on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab is, moreover, nicely piped with white-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified infantry- (ie. 'Infanterie'-) usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or white piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - typical bright-green-coloured- (and/or white-piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used and/or presumably once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and was as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). The patch shows two (silverish-grey-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based) gulls attached and shows a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab is, moreover, nicely piped with white-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified infantry- (ie. 'Infanterie'-) related usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or white piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - typical bright-green-coloured- (and/or white-piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used and/or presumably once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and was as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). The patch shows three (silverish-grey-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based) gulls attached and shows a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab is, moreover, nicely piped with white-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified infantry- (ie. 'Infanterie'-) related usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or white piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or white-piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unteroffizier der Luftwaffe') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used nor once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and was as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period, so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or: later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). The patch shows a single (greyish-coloured- and/or 'Feinzink'-based-) gull attached and shows a typical 'Buckram'-based 'backing' as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tab is, moreover, nicely 'piped' with white-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified infantry- (ie. 'Infanterie'-) usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - DR (Deutsche Reichsbahn o. Bahnschutzpolizei) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard as was intended for usage by a: \'Bezirksführer der Bahnschutzpolizei\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - DR (Deutsche Reichsbahn o. Bahnschutzpolizei) neatly \'cyphered\', and fairly high-ranked officers\'-type shoulderboard as was intended for usage by a: \'Bezirksführer der Bahnschutzpolizei\' (being I deem a rank comparable with an: \'Oberstleutnant\' ie. lieutnant-colonel) and that comes in overall nice- (albeit issued ie. moderately worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboard which is approximately 11 cms. sized in length shows the (typical) silverish-toned \'upperdeck\' (having the black-toned and v-shaped inner-braid and black-coloured, velvet-based \'underlay\') and shows a neat (bright golden-coloured, \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'winged-wheel\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\'), equally-styled \'8\'-numeral (ie. \'Ziffer\') and smaller-sized pip period-attached denoting that the strap was intended for a fairly high-ranked officer who held the rank of: \'Bezirksführer\' who served within the 8th district (being I deem a rank comparable with an: \'Oberstleutnant\' ie. lieutnant-colonel). All three devices shows some regular age and/or minimal tarnish. The board - that shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining - comes mounted onto its functional tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never before in collectors\'-hands and was recently found as such. Simply an attractive DR- (ie. Deutsche Reichsbahn o. Bahnschutzpolizei) related officer-type shoulderstrap that belonged to a: \'Bezirksführer der Bahnschutzpolizei\': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - early- (ie. mid-) war-period (ie. \'M40\'-/\'M43\'-type) WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for an: \'Unterfeldwebel u. Offz.Anwärter u. Mitglied der 5. Infanterie-Division\' This is an attractive - and as such actually scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - early- (ie. mid-war-) period (ie. \'M40\'-/\'M43\'-type) WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an: \'Unterfeldwebel u. Offiziers-Anwärter u. Mitglied der 5. Infanterie-Division\' (or: junior-sergeant and officers\'-candidate who served within a specific, infantry-related unit that belonged to the 5th infantry-division) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap has a typical field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\' as to be expected and shows the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured and/or \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The tongue is naturally also present and/or functional. The strap - which measures approximately 11 cms. in length - and shows the \'standard\'-pattern, silverish-coloured \'Heeres\'-type NCO-braid, attached. The strap shows a neat (larger-sized, Gothic-styled- and/or: aluminium-based) so-called: \'D\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\') and equally-styled (but smaller-sized) \'5\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\') attached denoting the NCOs rank of: \'Feldwebel\'. Both devices (as well as the strap itself) show some moderate age- ie. tarnish and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible- ie. present). Moreover, does the strap show a (firmly-attached!) additional (horizontally-mounted) piece of NCO-braid attached making the strap presumably intended for an officers-candidate (ie. \'Offiziers-Anwärter\'). It should be noted that all \'cyphered\'-type shoulderstraps can be easily regarded \'scarce\'. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. In any case an attractive, neatly \'cyphered Heeres\'-related shoulderstrap as was intended for an: \'Unterfeldwebel u. Offz.Anwärter u. Mitglied der 5. Infanterie-Division\': too bad that it is only a single strap!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - early- (ie. mid-) war-period WH (Heeres) \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern (rounded-style) \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 6\' This is an attractive - and as such actually scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - early- (ie. mid-war-) period WH (Heeres), 'M36'- (ie. 'M40'-) type (rounded-style) 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroterer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 6' (or: sergeant who served within a specific, artillery-observers' unit, numbered '6') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap has a darker-green-coloured and (smooth) woolen-based 'upperdeck' as to be expected and shows the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroterer'-) coloured and woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The tongue is naturally also present and/or functional. The strap - which measures approximately 10,4 cms. in length and that is executed in so-called: 'boiled wool' and is as such a privately-purchased strap - shows the 'standard'-pattern, (yellowish)silver-coloured 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid, attached. The strap shows a neat (smaller-sized, Gothic-styled- and/or: zinc-based) so-called: 'B'-cypher and equally styled, '6'-numeral and single pip attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Feldwebel'. All three devices (as well as the strap itself) show some moderate age- ie. fair tarnish and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible-/present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-type shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'scarce'. This particular example (that came with a pebbled-style tunic-button attached) originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. In any case an attractive and/or early-war period, 'cyphered Heeres'-related shoulderstrap as was intended for a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 6': too bad that it is only a single strap!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - early- (ie. mid-war-) period, so-called: \'M40- o. M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'Uffz. der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) early- (ie. mid-) war-period, so-called: \'M40 o. M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier u. Mitglied der Infanterie-Truppen\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army infantry unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 12,6 cms. in length and has the \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap is fully \'text-book\' in all facets and was only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes mounted onto its functional tongue and just shows moderate age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. It shows the (typical, silverish-toned) Heeres-type, NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Unteroffizier\'. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. The piece shows some minimal glue-remains on its back caused by having been glued into an album or scrapbook once. Simply an attractive and/or early- (ie. mid-) war-period- and/or: \'Heeres\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier u. Mitglied der Infanterie-Truppen\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - early- (ie. pre-) war-period WH (Heeres) \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern (rounded-style) \'cyphered\', EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat u. Mitglied des Art.-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 44\' This is an attractive - and as such actually scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - early- (ie. pre-war-) period WH (Heeres), \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) type (rounded-style) and neatly \'cyphered\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroterer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: a: \'Soldat u. Mitglied des Art.-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 44\' (or: siimply soldier who served within a specific, artillery-observers\' unit, numbered: \'44\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap has a darker-green-coloured and (smooth) woolen-based \'upperdeck\' as to be expected and shows the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroterer\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap never had a tongue attached and was with certainty worn as a piece of the \'sew-in\'-pattern. The strap measures 11,7 cms. in length and shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\'), Gothic-styled: \'B\'- and/or \'44\'-numerals (ie. cyphers or: \'Ziffers\') attached which are executed in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured wool as to be expected. The strap shows some moderate age and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible-/present). It should be noted that all \'cyphered\'-type shoulderstraps can be easily regarded \'scarce\'. Simply an attractive and/or early- (ie. pre-) war period, \'cyphered Heeres\'-related shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat u. Mitglied des Art.-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 44\': too bad that it is only a single strap!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - early- (ie. pre-) war-period, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Kradschützenbattalione der Pz.Div. u. Inf.Div. (mot)\' This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered albeit regrettably single! - early- (ie. pre-) war-period WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as was intended for - and/or clearly used by! - a: 'Soldat eines Kradschützenbattalione der Pz.Div. u. Inf.Div. (mot)' (or: simple soldier who served within a tank- ie. infantry-related-, motor-cycle unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The strap - which is of the early- (ie. pre-) war- ie. so-called: 'M36 o. M40'-pattern - has a darker-green-coloured 'upperdeck' and has the neat, light-brown- (ie. 'kupferbrauner'-) coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type piping, attached. The tongue is naturally also present. The strap- which is regular-sized- and measures 10,5 cms. This rarely seen strap originated from an older shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. As possibly known, is this typical 'kupferbrauner'-branchcolour very rarely seen and can be regarded as one of the most rarely encountered branchcolours within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht': original EM-type straps are almost never offered for sale and are missing in most shoulderstrap-collections. Simply a very attractive and fully 'text-book', 'Kradschützen'-shoulderstrap: too bad that it is only a single piece!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - early- (ie. pre-war-) period WH (Heeres), 'M36'-pattern (rounded-style-) 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: 'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 282' This is an attractive - and as such actually scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - early- (ie. pre-war-) period WH (Heeres), 'M36'-type (rounded-style-) 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the white- (ie. weisser-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 282' (or sergeant who served within the infantry-regiment numbered: '282'), in overall nice, albeit moderately used and/or worn-, condition. The neat strap - which is IMO of the pre- ie. early-war-type and only shows minimal age ie. wear - has a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has the woolen-type piping as more often encountered. The piece never had a tongue and was worn as a strap of the 'sew-in-type' (see pictures). The strap - which measures approximately 12 cms. in length - shows the silverish-coloured and/or standard-type, 'Heeres' NCO-braid attached. The strap shows also the '2', '8' and '2' numerals attached (which are all three executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'). Next to these it shows a single (also 'Buntmetall'-based-) pip attached, denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Feldwebel' (or sergeant): all devices shows some minimal age- ie. fair tarnish. The strap shows as stated above only moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible-/present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-type shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. In any case a very attractive and/or early-war period-, 'cyphered Heeres'-related shoulderstrap as was intended for a: 'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 282': too bad that it is only a single strap!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - early- (ie. pre-war-) period WH (Heeres), \'M36\'-pattern (rounded-style-) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - and as such actually scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - early- (ie. pre-war-) period WH (Heeres), 'M36'-type (rounded-style-), NCO-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the bright-yellow (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs' (or sergeant first-class who served within an army signals unit), in overall nice, albeit moderately used and/or worn-, condition. The neat strap - which is IMO of the pre- ie. early-war-type and only shows minimal age ie. wear - has a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has the bright-yellow (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping as more often encountered. The piece comes mounted on its original tongue and measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length: it shows the silverish-coloured and/or standard-type, 'Heeres' NCO-braid attached. The strap has two (aluminium-based-) pips attached, denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel' (or sergeant first-class): bothdevices shows some minimal age- ie. tarnish. The strap shows as stated above only moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible-/present). Simply an attractive and/or early-war period-, 'Heeres-Nachrichten'-related shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - early- (ie. pre-war-) period WH (Heeres), \'M36\'-pattern (rounded-style-) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - and as such actually scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - early- (ie. pre-war-) period WH (Heeres), 'M36'-type (rounded-style-), NCO-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the bright-yellow (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs' (or sergeant first-class who served within an army signals unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The neat strap - which is IMO of the pre- ie. early-war-type and only shows minimal age ie. wear - has a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has the bright-yellow (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as more often encountered). The strap comes mounted on its original tongue and measures approximately 11,4 cms. in length: it shows the silverish-coloured and/or standard-type, 'Heeres' NCO-braid attached. The shoulderstrap shows two (aluminium-based-) pips attached, denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel' (or: sergeant first-class): bothdevices shows some minimal age- ie. tarnish. The shoulderstrap shows (as stated above) only moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible-/present). Simply an attractive and/or early-war period-, 'Heeres-Nachrichten'-related shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - early-pattern \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstrap for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 190\' (Bann 190 = Bann Stade situated in the \'Gebiet Nord Nordsee\') This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that easily found! - typical early-pattern, so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. general \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstrap as was intended for usage - and clearly worn! - by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 190\' (Bann 190 = Bann Stade situated in the \'Gebiet Nord Nordsee\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. carefully tunic- or shirt-removed-), condition. The strap - which is executed in typical, beige-tan-coloured linnen as to be expected - has the bright-red-coloured- (and rayon-based) piping attached and shows the machine-embroidered - by means of \'Kurbelstickerei\' (and/or equally coloured) so-called: \'190\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\'). The strap never had a tongue attached and comes as found and/or issued: it is of \'sewn-in\'-pattern (and was also used as such). The strap - that shows a period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket in place - measures 11,2 cms. in length and does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. It should be noted that all \'cyphered\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps can easily be graded \'scarce\' even more so when they are of the desirable early-pattern: Simply an attractive - and actually not that commonly encountered! - so-called: early-pattern, \'Allgemeine-HJ\'-shoulderstrap that belonged to a \'HJ-Bann\' based in the \'Gebiet Nord Nordsee\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - early-pattern, so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 118\' (Bann 118 = Bann Worms) This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that easily found! - early-pattern, so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. general \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstrap as was intended for usage - and clearly worn! - by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 118\' (Bann 118 = \'Bann Worms\' in the \'Gebiet West Hessen-Nassau\') and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. carefully tunic- or shirt-removed-), condition. The strap - which is executed in typical, beige-tan-coloured linnen as to be expected - has the bright-red-coloured- (and rayon-based) piping attached and shows the machine-embroidered - by means of \'Kurbelstickerei\' (and/or equally coloured) so-called: \'118\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\'). The strap never had a tongue attached and comes as found and/or issued: it is of \'sewn-in\'-pattern (and was also used as such). The strap - that shows a period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket - measures 11,2 cms. in length and does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. It should be noted that all \'cyphered\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps can easily be graded \'scarce\' even more so when they are of the desirable early-pattern!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - early-pattern, so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Kameradschaftsführer\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 28 - II\' (Bann 28 = Bann Mittelrhein) This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that easily found! - early-pattern, so-called: 'Allgemeine-HJ' (ie. general 'Hitlerjugend') shoulderstrap as was intended for usage - and clearly worn! - by a: 'Kameradschaftsführer' who was attached to the: 'Bann 28 - II' (Bann 28 = 'Bann Mittelrhein') and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. carefully tunic- or shirt-removed-), condition. The strap - which is executed in typical, beige-tan-coloured linnen as to be expected - has the bright-red-coloured- (and rayon-based) piping attached and shows the machine-embroidered - by means of 'Kurbelstickerei' (and/or equally coloured) so-called: '28 II'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern'). The straps never had a tongue attached and comes as found and/or issued: it is of 'sewn-in'-pattern and was also used as such). The strap - that shows a single (aluminium-based) pip attached - measures 12 cms. in length and does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. It should be noted that all 'cyphered' (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') shoulderstraps can easily be graded 'scarce' even more so when they are of the desirable early-pattern!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - early-period example of a so-called: \'Flieger-HJ\'-shoulderstrap as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 138\' (Bann 138 = Siegen-Wittgenstein) This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - early-period example of a so-called: 'Flieger-HJ'-shoulderstrap as piped in the light-blue- (ie. 'hellblauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Hitlerjunge' who was attached to the: 'Bann 138' (Bann 138 = Siegen-Wittgenstein) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and worn- ie. once shirt- or tunic-attached-), condition. The early-period strap - which is executed in the typical, beige-brown- (ie. tan-) coloured linnen - shows the light-blue-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered '138'-numerals (which are executed in so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'). The strap - which measures 11,8 cms. as more often - shows the typical rayon-based 'piping' and comes without tongue as found: it was clearly used as a piece of the 'sew-in'-pattern. It is, however, void of an 'RzM'-etiket something that is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap shows moderate wear, age and/or staining and comes (as stated above) in an overall nice condition without showing any damage or alike. It should be noted that all 'Flieger-HJ' shoulderstraps can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a neat 'Flieger-HJ'-shoulderstrap that belonged to a a: 'Hitlerjunge' who was attached to the: 'Bann 138' (Bann Siegen-Wittgenstein within the 'Gebiet West-Westfalen')!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - I deem early-war-period, so-called: \'M40\'-pattern WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Veterinär-Truppen o. Generalsstab\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - I deem early-war-period, so-called: \'M40\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the bright-purple-red- (ie. \'karmesinroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: \'Soldat der Veterinär-Truppen o. Generalstab\' (or: simple soldier who served within an army veterinarian- or staff-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice (and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-purple-red- (ie. \'karmesinroter\'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,6 cms. in length and has the woolen-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully \'text-book\' in all facets and was (I deem) only minimally used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted onto it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that the bright-purple-red- (ie. \'karmesin-roter\'-) coloured branchcolour ranks amongst the rarest branchcolours as used within the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'. In any case a very attractive and/or early-war-period, \'Heeres\'-related enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: \'Soldat der Veterinär-Truppen o. Generalstab\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO early- ie. pre-war period-, so-called: \'M36\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Kraftfahr-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO early- ie. pre-war period-, so-called: 'M36'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Kraftfahr-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: soldier who served within a transport-related unit- ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO only minimally- or never used-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,1 cms. in length and has the woolen-type piping attached. The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults whatsoever. The strap is - as stated above - entirely executed from the the smooth-woolen (ie. 'moleskin'-) based wool and is as such a strap that was (IMO) privately acquired in a tailor-shop or alike. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or early- (ie. pre-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'- ie. 'Nachshub'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Soldat eines Kraftfahr-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO early-war-period-, WH (Heeres), \'M36\'-pattern- (rounded-style-) EM-type shoulderstrap (being of the unusually encountered, \'wide-sized\'-pattern-) as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Gebirgjäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO early-war-period-, WH (Heeres), 'M36'-pattern- (rounded-style-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap (being of the 'wide-sized'-pattern-) as was piped in the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or clearly used by! - a: 'Soldat der Gebirgjäger-Truppen' (or: simple soldier who served within a mountain-troopers unit- ie. regiment) in overall nice, albeit moderately used- and/or worn- (ie. clearly tunic-removed-) condition. The neat strap - which is IMO of the pre- ie. early-war-type and measures approximately 11,8 cms. in length - shows only minimal age ie. wear and has a darker-green-coloured- and/or smooth woolen-based 'upperdeck' as to be expected. It has the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured- and/or: woolen-type piping attached as is more often encountered on these 'M36'-pattern- (rounded-style-) straps (see pictures). Of additional interest is furthermore the fact that this strap is fairly wide-sized and has a width of 5.2 cms. (one and other that was with certainty done to eventually accommodate larger-sized numerals). The strap - which is IMO of the 'standard-issue'-pattern and does NOT originate from a tailor-shop - shows as stated above only moderate usage and/or wear (some staining and/or dust is visible-/present). This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or IMO early-war-period, 'Heeres'-related-, EM-type shoulderstrap that was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Gebirgjäger-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid- (ie. later-) war-period-, WH (Heeres), \'M43\'-pattern-, cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Grenadier-Regiments “Feldherrnhalle” This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - IMO mid- (ie. later-) war-period-, WH (Heeres), 'M43'-pattern-, 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstrap, as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty used by! - a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Grenadier-Regiments “Feldherrnhalle” (or: sergeant who served within the famous infanterie-related rifle-regiment named: “Feldherrnhalle”), in overall nice, albeit moderately used- and/or worn-, condition. The neat strap - which is IMO of the mid- ie. later-war-type - shows only moderate age ie. wear and has a field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping attached as is more often encountered (see pictures). The piece comes mounted on its original tongue and measures approximately 10,5 cms. in length. The strap has the neat somewhat bluish-grey-coloured (ie. sub-dued-) type NCO-braid and/or single- (regular-sized-, silver-coloured- and/or: zinc-based-) pip attached, denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Feldwebel'. Next to this the strap shows a (silverish-grey-coloured- and/or equally zinc-based-) so-called: 'FHH'-cypher period-attached: both devices are only minimally tarnished and/or stained but are still very nice and/or pronounced. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Grenadier-Regiments “Feldherrnhalle”!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: 'Feldwebel der Nachschub-Truppen' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel der Nachschub-Truppen' (or sergeant and possibly a driver who served within an army transport unit ie. regiment), in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. The strap has the neat silverish-coloured (ie. early-pattern) type NCO-braid and/or single (regular-sized- and/or zinc-based-) pip attached, denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Feldwebel'. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Feldwebel der Nachschub-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern-, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied der Artillerie-Schießschule Thorn' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern-, WH (Heeres), NCO-type shoulderboard, as was piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) branchcolour, as was intended for - and worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied der Artillerie-Schießschule Thorn' (or artillery-sergeant and member - IMO a trainer - who served within the artillery-shooting school based in the town of Thorn), in overall very nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn-, condition. The strap - which has the 'standard-type'- and/or: field-grey-coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdeck' - has the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping attached and measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length. The board shows the silverish-coloured- (ie. 'standard-type'-) NCO-braid attached and shows one ('Buntmetall'-based-) pip attached denoting the soldiers'-rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). Moreover, has the strap a neat (and rarely seen!) Gothic-styled- and/or also 'Buntmetall'-based (and regular-sized-) so-called: 'S'-cypher attached, denoting the NCOs function at the: 'Artillerie-Schießschule'. Of interest is furthermore the fact that the board was constructed by using a standard-type 'Unteroffiziers'-type board: the piece of horizontally-mounted NCO-braid (being of the more early-period-type) is loosely added as a: 'Lasche' (see photos). The board comes mounted on its original tongue and is in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall. It shows as stated above only minimal usage (some minimal age, dust and/or staining is present and/or visible) and I deem that the board has been crudely tunic-removed (causing a tear in the button-hole of the tongue). This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied der Artillerie-Schießschule Thorn'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap that comes with its period-attached: \'Übershube\' attached, as was intended for a: \'Soldat u. Uffz.-Anwärter des Inf.Regiments This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and that comes with its period-attached-, so-called: 'Übershube' (ie. slip-on) attached, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat u. Unteroffizier-Anwärter des Infanterie-Regiments 70' (or: soldier and/or junior-sergeant-candidate who served within the army-infantry regiment numbered: '70'), in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. The strap came with a single- (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: slip-on (ie. 'Übershube') attached, bearing the signification: '70' (as executed in equally white-coloured so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does this example show a single stripe (ie. 'Lasche') which is constructed from silverish-coloured- (and/or early-type- and/or standard-pattern-) NCO-braid attached denoting the soldiers-rank of: 'Unteroffiziers-Anwärter'. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - a: 'Soldat u. Unteroffizier-Anwärter des Infanterie-Regiments 70'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: simple soldier who served within an army-infantry-related-, regiment ie. unit), in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: simple soldier who served within an army-infantry-related-, regiment ie. unit), in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,4 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. This example originated from a large cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: simple soldier who served within an army-infantry-related-, regiment ie. unit), in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. This example originated from a large cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: simple soldier who served within an army-infantry-related-, regiment ie. unit), in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 10,8 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. This example originated from a large cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: simple soldier who served within an army-infantry-related-, regiment ie. unit), in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 12,7 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. This example originated from a large cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: simple soldier who served within an army-infantry-related-, regiment ie. unit), in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 10,8 cms. in length and has the woolen-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. This example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: simple soldier who served within an army-infantry-related-, regiment ie. unit), in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length and has the desirable, 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. This example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: simple soldier who served within an army-infantry-related-, regiment ie. unit) that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,8 cms. in length and has the desirable, 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. This example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap that comes with its period-attached: \'Übershube\' attached, as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and that comes with its period-attached-, so-called: 'Übershube' (ie. slip-on) attached, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 239' (or: soldier who served within the army-artillery regiment numbered: '239'), in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 12 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. The strap came with a single- (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: slip-on (ie. 'Übershube') attached, bearing the signification: '239' (as executed in equally bright-red-coloured so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 239'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap that comes with its period-attached: \'Übershube\' attached, as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and that comes with its period-attached-, so-called: 'Übershube' (ie. slip-on) attached, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 129' (or: soldier who served within the army-infantry regiment numbered: '129'), in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. The strap came with a single- (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: slip-on (ie. 'Übershube') attached, bearing the signification: '129' (as executed in equally white-coloured so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 129'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen' (or simple soldier who served within a mountain-troopers unit ie. regiment), in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable)'silk-like'-type piping attached. The strap - which originates from an older shoulderstrap-collection - is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. It should be noted that these standard-type, 'Gebirgsjäger'-piped EM-straps are not that easily encountered and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very nice, EM-type shoulderstrap, that was intended for a: 'Soldat der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen'. Too bad it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen' (or simple soldier who served within a mountain-troopers unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable)'silk-like'-type piping attached. The strap - which originates from an older shoulderstrap-collection - is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. It should be noted that these standard-type, 'Gebirgsjäger'-piped EM-straps are not that easily encountered and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very nice, EM-type shoulderstrap, that was intended for a: 'Soldat der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen'. Too bad it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Panzerjäger- o. Panzer-Abwehr-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat der Panzerjäger- o. Panzer-Abwehr-Truppen' (or simple soldier who served within an army anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer- unit ie. regiment), in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,4 cms. in length and has the woolen-type piping attached. The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Soldat der Panzerjäger- o. Panzer-Abwehr-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: sergeant who served within an army-infantry-related-, regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and that shows the bluish-grey-coloured (ie. sub-dued-type-) NCO-braid attached - measures approximately 11,3 cms. in length and has the desirable, 'silk-like'-type piping and one (regular-sized-, IMO aluminium-based-) pip, attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. This example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - a: 'Feldwebel der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel der Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel der Nachrichten-Truppen' (or: sergeant who served within an army-signals'-related-, regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour and that shows the silver-coloured NCO-braid attached - measures approximately 10,6 cms. in length and has the desirable, 'silk-like'-type piping and one (regular-sized-, IMO aluminium-based-) pip, period-attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue (which strangely has no button-hole) and shows no defaults nor damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. The piece came with a field-grey-coloured regular tunic-button attached (as can be seen on the picture). This example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - a: 'Feldwebel der Nachrichten-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel eines Pionier-Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel eines Pionier-Regiments\' (or: sergeant who served within an army-engineers-related-, regiment ie. unit), in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,6 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully \'text-book\' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. The neat strap shows the bluish-grey-coloured- and/or standard-pattern, so-called: \'sub-dued\'-type NCO-braid and a single- (regular-sized- and/or zinc-based-) pip attached denoting, the NCOs rank of: \'Feldwebel\' (ie. Sergeant). Of additional interest is the fact that the inside of the tongue shows a blue-coloured ink-stamp that reads: \'N 48\' (see pictures). This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: \'Heeres\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - a: \'Feldwebel eines Pionier-Regiments\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army-infantry-related-, regiment ie. unit), in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and that shows the bluish-grey-coloured (ie. sub-dued-type-) NCO-braid attached - measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length and has the desirable, 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. This example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - an: 'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army-infantry-related-, regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and that shows the bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. truly sub-dued-) type NCO-braid attached - measures approximately 11,4 cms. in length and has the desirable, 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - an: 'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army-artillery-related-, regiment ie. unit), in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,6 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO only minimally used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. The neat strap shows the bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. sub-dued-) and/or standard-pattern- NCO-braid attached denoting, the NCOs rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant). Simply an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - an: 'Unteroffizier eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army-artillery-related-, regiment ie. unit), in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. The neat strap shows the bright-silverish-coloured- and/or standard-pattern- NCO-braid attached denoting, the NCOs rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant). This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - an: 'Unteroffizier eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army-infantry-related-, regiment ie. unit), in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 10,3 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. The neat strap shows the bluish-grey-coloured- and/or standard-pattern, so-called: 'sub-dued'-type NCO-braid attached denoting, the NCOs rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant). This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - an: 'Unteroffizier eines Infanterie-Regiments'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army-infantry-related-, regiment ie. unit), in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,8 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. The neat strap shows the bright-silverish-coloured- and/or standard-pattern- NCO-braid attached denoting, the NCOs rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant). This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - an: 'Unteroffizier eines Infanterie-Regiments'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap that comes with its period-attached: \'Übershube\' attached, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Artillerie-Regiments 246\ This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and that comes with its period-attached-, so-called: \'Übershube\' (ie. slip-on) attached, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - \'Unteroffizier des Artillerie-Regiments 246\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the army-artillery regiment numbered: \'246\'), in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) \'silk-like\'-type piping and/or: silver-coloured- (and/or standard-pattern-) NCO-braid, attached. The strap is fully \'text-book\' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. The strap came with a single- (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: slip-on (ie. \'Übershube\') attached, bearing the signification: \'246\' (as executed in equally bright-red-coloured so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example originated from a large cloth- and/or: shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: \'Heeres\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - an: \'Unteroffizier des Artillerie-Regiments 246\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen' (or junior-sergeant who served within a mountain-troopers unit ie. regiment), in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,3 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. The strap has the neat somewhat bluish-grey-coloured (ie. sub-dued-) type NCO-braid attached, denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Unteroffizier'. It should be noted that these standard-type, 'Gebirgsjäger'-piped, NCO-type-straps are not that easily encountered and can easily be graded 'scarce'. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen' (or junior-sergeant who served within an army-infantry unit ie. regiment), in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 12 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. The strap has the 'standard-issue'-pattern-, bright-silver-coloured type NCO-braid attached, denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Unteroffizier'. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Nachschub-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier der Nachschub-Truppen' (or junior-sergeant and possibly a driver who served within an army transport unit ie. regiment), in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,6 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. The strap has the neat somewhat bluish-grey-coloured (ie. sub-dued-) type NCO-braid attached, denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Unteroffizier'. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier der Nachschub-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Sanitäts-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier der Sanitäts-Truppen' (or junior-sergeant ie. medical-orderly who served within an army medical unit ie. regiment), in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 10,8 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO only moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age and/or staining as mentioned above. The strap has the neat somewhat bluish-grey-coloured (ie. sub-dued-) type NCO-braid attached, denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Unteroffizier'. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier der Sanitäts-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 33\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: 'M43'-pattern and neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 33' (or: sergeant who served within an army anti-tank-related unit numbered: '33') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour and that shows the bright-silver-coloured NCO-braid attached - measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length and has the woolen-type piping attached. The strap shows a single (regular-sized and aluminium-based-) pip and a (matching, silver-coloured- and standard-sized-) set of '3'-numerals attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no real damage (apart from the somewhat moth-damaged piping) but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. This example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - a: 'Feldwebel des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 33'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Nachrichten-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Soldat eines Nachrichten-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: soldier who served within an army signals-related unit- ie. regiment) that comes in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable neat bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 12 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. Simply an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'- ie. 'Nachrichten'-related enlisted-mens'-type- shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - 'Soldat eines Nachrichten-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\' This is a very attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Soldat eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs' (or: soldier who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer-unit- ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO only minimally used-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 10,8 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO only minimally used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on its functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'- ie. 'Panzerjäger'-related enlisted-mens'-type- shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - 'Soldat eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Soldat eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs' (or: soldier who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer-unit- ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 10,8 cms. in length and has the woolen-type piping attached. The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO only minimally used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on its functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'- ie. 'Panzerjäger'-related enlisted-mens'-type- shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or minimally used by! - 'Soldat eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: sergeant who served within an army-infantry-related-, regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and that shows the bluish-grey-coloured (ie. sub-dued-type-) NCO-braid attached - measures approximately 11,3 cms. in length and has the desirable, 'silk-like'-type piping and one (regular-sized-, IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-) pip, attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. This example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - a: 'Feldwebel der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern-, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Panzergrenadier-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat der Panzergrenadier-Truppen' (or: simple soldier who served within an army-infantry-related-, 'Panzergrenadiere'- ie. rifle- regiment or unit), in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,8 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- and/or: shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. It should, moreover, be mentioned that these M43-pattern-, bright-green piped straps are much harder to find than their M44-pattern counterparts. In any case an attractive and/or: mid-war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related-, NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - a: 'Soldat der Panzergrenadier-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war-period-, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M43\'-pattern-, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for - and worn by! - a: \'Wachtmeister eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments\' The neat strap - which is approximately 11 cms. sized in length - has the 'standard-type'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'upperdeck' and shows the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or: desirable 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The strap was IMO only minimally used- and/or worn and does show only minimal staining and/or age mainly caused by decades of storage only (the strap is, however, fully void of any damage as can be seen on the pictures). The strap comes naturally mounted on its functional tongue and has the neat 'standard'-type-, bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. truly sub-dued-) 'Heeres'-type- NCO-braid and one (regular-sized- and alumnium-based-) pip attached, denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or fully 'text-book', M43-styled-, NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for usage by a: 'Wachtmeister eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - later-war period ie. so-called: \'M44\'-pattern-, simplified, WH (Heeres) EM-type and \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Soldat der Inf.-Truppen u. Mitglied eines Unteroffiziersschule\' The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour measures approximately 11 cms. in length and has the desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as is more often encountered with these later-war-period straps). The strap is constructed following the typical '1944 cloth-minimising production-manner', using different shades of wool and/or material. It comes naturally mounted on its functional tongue and shows the neat (Gothic-styled) 'US'-cyphers (being 'machine-stitched'-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' in white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool). It should be noted that all 'M44'-style, EM-type straps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'scarce': even more so when they are neatly 'cyphered' as is this example. Of interest is, moreover, that this later-war-period strap is executed in darker-green-coloured wool: I have a similar pair in my own private collection. The piece shows some truly minimal age, wear and/or staining. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a rare 'M44'-pattern shoulderstrap that was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen u. Mitglied eines Unteroffiziersschule'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - later-war period ie. so-called: \'M44\'-pattern-, simplified, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel eines Nachschub-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the neat light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour measures approximately 11,3 cms. in length and has the desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as is more often encountered with these later-war-period shoulderstraps). The strap is constructed following the typical '1944 cloth-minimising production-manner', using different shades of wool and/or material. It comes naturally mounted on its functional tongue and shows the neat 'standard'-type, bluish-grey-coloured (ie. truly 'sub-dued'-) 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid and a single (zinc-based-) pip attached denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). It should be noted that all 'M44'-style, NCO-type straps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'scarce': even more so when they are piped in the seldomly seen light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour. The piece shows some truly minimal age, wear and/or staining. Too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - later-war period ie. so-called: \'M44\'-pattern-, simplified, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen\' The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour measures approximately 11,3 cms. in length and has the desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as is more often encountered with these later-war-period straps). The strap is constructed following the typical '1944 cloth-minimising production-manner', using different shades of wool and/or material. It comes naturally mounted on its functional tongue and shows the neat 'standard'-type, bluish-grey-coloured (ie.'sub-dued'-) 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Unteroffizier'. It should be noted that all 'M44'-style, NCO-type straps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'scarce'. The piece shows some truly minimal age, wear and/or staining.

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - later-war period-, enlisted-mens\'-type WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44-model\'-shoulderstrap, as was intended for a soldier within a: \'Panzergrenadiere\'- (ie rifle-) regiment This is attractive - albeit regrettably single! - later-war period-, enlisted-mens'-type WH (Heeres) so-called: 'M44-model'-shoulderstrap, having the neat 'wiesengrüner'- (ie. rifle green coloured-) 'silk-like'-type piping, as was intended for usage by a simple Heeres-soldier who served within a: 'Panzergrenadiere'- (ie rifle-) regiment and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. The strap has the neat bright-green-coloured, 'silk-like'-type piping and is approximately 10,8 cms. sized in length as more often encountered. It is constructed following the typical '1944 cloth-minimising production manner' using different shades of wool and/or other 'left-over'-material. The strap is as stated in a superb condition overall and can IMO not be upgraded: just some minimal aging ie. staining is noticable, simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very nice M44-type strap in not the most commonly encountered branchcolour: too bad that it is only a single piece!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - later-war period-, enlisted-mens\'-type WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44-model\'-shoulderstrap, as was intended for a soldier within an: \'Artillerie\'-regiment This is attractive - albeit regrettably single! - later-war period-, enlisted-mens'-type WH (Heeres) so-called: 'M44-model'-shoulderstrap, having the neat 'roter'- (ie. bright-red-) coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type piping attached, as was intended for usage by a simple Heeres-soldier who served within an: 'Artillerie'- (ie. artillery-) regiment and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The strap measures approximately 11,2 cms. sized in length as more often encountered. The strap is constructed following the typical '1944 cloth-minimising production manner' using different shades of wool and/or other 'left-over'-material. The strap comes as stated above in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition overall and will IMO hard to be upgraded: just some minimal aging ie. staining is noticable, simply caused by fair wear and/or decades of storage. Simply a very nice M44-type strap in not the most commonly encountered branchcolour: too bad that it is only a single piece!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - later-war period-, enlisted-mens\'-type WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44-model\'-shoulderstrap, as was intended for a soldier within an: \'Infanterie\'-regiment This is attractive - albeit regrettably single! - later-war period-, enlisted-mens'-type WH (Heeres) so-called: 'M44-model'-shoulderstrap, having the neat 'weisser'- (ie. white-) coloured and/or twisted 'rayon'-type piping attached, as was intended for usage by a simple Heeres-soldier who served within an: 'Infanterie'- (ie. infantry-) regiment and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The strap has the neat white-coloured, twisted 'rayon'-type piping and is approximately 11,7 cms. sized in length as more often encountered. The strap is constructed following the typical '1944 cloth-minimising production manner' using different shades of wool and/or other 'left-over'-material. The strap comes as stated above in a superb condition overall and will IMO hard to be upgraded: just some minimal aging ie. staining is noticable, simply caused by fair wear and/or decades of storage. Simply a very nice M44-type strap in not the most commonly encountered branchcolour: too bad that it is only a single piece!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - later-war-period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap that comes with its period-attached \'Übershube\' as intended for a: \'Soldat der Inf.-Maschinengewehr-Abts. 14\' The attractive - albeit regrettably single! - 'standard-issued'- (ie. 'non-privately-purchased') so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 9,7 cms. in length. The strap has the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping attached and comes mounted onto its simplified tongue (as is more often encountered with these later-war-period shoulderstraps) and was as such intended for usage by a simple soldier who served within an infantry-related, machine-gunners unit, numbered: '14' (something that can naturally easily be deducted from the attached 'Übershube'-pair). The shoulderstrap - which originates from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired for the web-site - is a typical 'standard-issued'-example that has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck': it was - I deem - only moderately used ie. worn and does show some minimal wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap came with a neat (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: shoulderstrap-slip-on (ie. 'Schulterstück-Übershube') attached bearing the unit-designation: 'M14' (as executed in equally white-coloured, so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). Both the shoulderstraps and/or: 'Übershube' come in an overall very nice and/or totally undamaged condition (as can be seen on the pictures). These desirable 'M43'-pattern, army-infantry-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the 'weisser'-coloured branchcolour can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Maschinengewehr-Abts. 14': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - later-war-period- (ie. \'M44 o. M45\'-pattern-) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier u. Offiziers-Anwärter eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless still scarcely encountered! - later-war-period- (ie. \'M44 o. M45\'-pattern-) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier u. Offiziers-Anwärter eines Infanterie-Regiments\' (or: junior-sergeant and officers\'-candidate who served within an infanterie unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem clearly issued and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length - come naturally mounted onto its original (and truly simplified!) tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap was just moderately worn and comes as found and/or stored for decades. The shoulderstrap - which shows the neat and desirable, white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured and/or typical \'silk-like\'-type piping attached - shows the silverish-grey-coloured (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\') NCO-braid attached denoting that the NCO who wore this strap held the rank of: \'Unteroffizier\': next to this does the strap show a loop (ie. \'Shube) attached which is executed in similar-styled NCO-braid denoting that the NCO who wore this strap was also an officer-candidate (ie. \'Offiziers-Anwärter\'). Simply a neat and truly later-war-period so-called: \'M44-pattern\'-shoulderstrap as was intended for - and moderately worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier u. Offiziers-Anwärter eines Infanterie-Regiments\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - mid- (ie. early-) war-period so-called: \'M41/M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Infanterie-Regiments\' The attractive - and \'text-book\' albeit regrettably single! - mid- (ie. early-) war-period, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap is piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length. The strap has the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or: \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as is more often encountered) and was as such intended for usage by a simple soldier who served within an infantry-regiment. The shoulderstrap - which originates from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired for the web-site - is a typical \'standard-issued\'-example that has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\': it was - I deem - only moderately used ie. worn and does show some minimal wear, age and/or staining. The strap comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue: it was once been glued into an album or scrapbook and does show some minimal glue- and/or carton-remains on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). These desirable \'M41\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern, army-infantry-related EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the \'weisser\'-coloured branchcolour can nowadays easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - shoulderstrap that belonged to a: \'Soldat eines Infanterie-Regiments\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - mid- (ie. early-) war-period so-called: \'M41/M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Infanterie-Regiments\' The attractive - and \'text-book\' albeit regrettably single! - mid- (ie. early-) war-period, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap is piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 11,4 cms. in length. The strap has the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or: \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as is more often encountered) and was as such intended for usage by a simple soldier who served within an infantry-regiment. The shoulderstrap - which originates from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired for the web-site - is a typical \'standard-issued\'-example that has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\': it was - I deem - only moderately used ie. worn and does show some minimal wear, age and/or staining. The strap comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). These desirable \'M41\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern, army-infantry-related EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the \'weisser\'-coloured branchcolour can nowadays easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - shoulderstrap that belonged to a: \'Soldat eines Infanterie-Regiments\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - mid- (ie. early-) war-period so-called: \'M41/M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Infanterie-Regiments\' The attractive - and \'text-book\' albeit regrettably single! - mid- (ie. early-) war-period, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap is piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 11 cms. in length. The strap has the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or: \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as is more often encountered) and was as such intended for usage by a simple soldier who served within an infantry-regiment. The shoulderstrap - which originates from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired for the web-site - is a typical \'standard-issued\'-example that has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\': it was - I deem - only moderately used ie. worn and does show some minimal wear, age and/or staining. The strap comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). These desirable \'M41\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern, army-infantry-related EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the \'weisser\'-coloured branchcolour can nowadays easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - shoulderstrap that belonged to a: \'Soldat eines Infanterie-Regiments\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - mid- (ie. early-) war-period so-called: \'M41/M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Infanterie-Regiments\' The attractive - and \'text-book\' albeit regrettably single! - mid- (ie. early-) war-period, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap is piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length. The strap has the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or: \'rayon\'-type piping attached (as is more often encountered) and was as such intended for usage by a simple soldier who served within an infantry-regiment. The shoulderstrap - which originates from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired for the web-site - is a typical \'standard-issued\'-example that has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\': it was - I deem - only moderately used ie. worn and does show some minimal wear, age and/or staining. The strap comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). These desirable \'M41\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern, army-infantry-related EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the \'weisser\'-coloured branchcolour can nowadays easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - shoulderstrap that belonged to a: \'Soldat eines Infanterie-Regiments\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - mid- (ie. early-) war-period so-called: \'M41/M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Infanterie-Regiments\' The attractive - and \'text-book\' albeit regrettably single! - mid- (ie. early-) war-period, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap is piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 11,7 cms. in length. The strap has the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or: \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as is more often encountered) and was as such intended for usage by a simple soldier who served within an infantry-regiment. The shoulderstrap - which originates from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired for the web-site - is a typical \'standard-issued\'-example that has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\': it was - I deem - only moderately used ie. worn and does show some minimal wear, age and/or staining. The strap comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). These desirable \'M41\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern, army-infantry-related EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the \'weisser\'-coloured branchcolour can nowadays easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - shoulderstrap that belonged to a: \'Soldat eines Infanterie-Regiments\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - mid- (ie. early-) war-period so-called: \'M41/M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' The attractive - and \'text-book\' albeit regrettably single! - mid- (ie. early-) war-period, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap is piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 11,7 cms. in length. The strap has the desirable bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured and/or: woolen-type piping attached (as is more often encountered) and was as such intended for usage by a simple soldier who served within an tank- ie. anti-tank- or tank-destroyer unit ie. regiment. The shoulderstrap - which originates from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired for the web-site - is a typical \'standard-issued\'-example that has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\': it was - I deem - only moderately used ie. worn and does show some minimal wear, age and/or staining. The strap comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). These desirable \'M41\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern, army-Panzer-related EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the \'rosaroter\'-coloured branchcolour can nowadays easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - shoulderstrap that belonged to a: \'Soldat eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - mid- (ie. early-) war-period so-called: \'M41/M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 6\' The attractive - and \'text-book\' albeit regrettably single! - mid- (ie. early-) war-period, neatly \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap is piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 11,6 cms. in length. The strap has the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or: \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as is more often encountered) and was as such intended for usage by a simple soldier who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: \'6\' (something that can naturally easily be deducted from the (period)attached - field-grey-coloured and typical small-sized - so-called: \'6\'-numeral (ie. cypher or \'Ziffer\'). The shoulderstrap - which originates from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired for the web-site - is a typical \'standard-issued\'-example that has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\': it was - I deem - only moderately used ie. worn and does show some minimal wear, age and/or staining. The strap comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). These desirable \'M41\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern, army-infantry-related \'cyphered\' EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the \'weisser\'-coloured branchcolour can nowadays easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - shoulderstrap that belonged to a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 6\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - mid- (ie. later-war-) period, WH (Heeres) steel-based skull-device (ie. \'Totenkopf für Pz-Kragenspiegel\') as intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - mid- (ie. later-war-) period, WH (Heeres) typical steel-based (ie. magnetic) skull-device (ie. 'Totenkopf für Panzer-Kragenspiegel') being of the desirable '3-pronged'-pattern as was intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based 'Panzer'-collar-tabs ('Kragenspiegel') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem once mounted- ie. moderatelty used- and/or worn-), condition. The skull has all three of its (also steel-based) prongs firmly in place: as such, it can excellenty be used to complete a 'Kragenspiegel'. The skull was never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal age and/or (paint?)staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an original, mid- (ie. later-war-) period, 'three-pronged'-pattern 'Panzer'-skull for a justified price!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - mid- (ie. later-war-) period, WH (Heeres) steel-based skull-device (ie. \'Totenkopf für Pz-Kragenspiegel\') as intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - mid- (ie. later-war-) period, WH (Heeres) typical steel-based (ie. magnetic) skull-device (ie. \'Totenkopf für Panzer-Kragenspiegel\') being of the \'two-pronged\'-pattern as was intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs (\'Kragenspiegel\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem once mounted- ie. moderatelty used- and/or worn-), condition. The skull has both its (also steel-based) prongs firmly in place: as such, it can excellenty be used to complete a \'Kragenspiegel\'. The skull was never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal age and/or (rust)staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an original, mid- (ie. later-war-) period, \'two-pronged\'-pattern \'Panzer\'-skull for a justified price!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - mid-war-period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - mid-war-period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and hardly worn by! - a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: simple soldier who served within an army-infantry-related-, regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and just moderately used-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,4 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was hardly used nor worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on its functional tongue and shows no defaults nor damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. This particular example originated from a large cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - mid-war-period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - mid-war-period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: simple soldier who served within an army-infantry-related-, regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was clearly used and worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on its functional tongue and shows no real defaults nor damage but does show evident age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') as executed in black-coloured wool as was specifically intended for a retired: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Hauptstellenleiter\' at \'Orts\'-level This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 as executed in black-coloured wool as was specifically intended for a retired: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Hauptstellenleiter\' at \'Orts\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The neat piece - which is constructed from the black-coloured- and/or typical \'smooth-type\'- (ie. moleskin-type-) wool - comes in a wonderful condition overall: it shows a neat, dual silver-coloured- and \'L-shaped\' piece of swastika-braid attached and was (I deem) simply never mounted on a tunic. The tab is piped with light-blue coloured- and rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that the piece was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Orts\'-level. The tab is void of an RzM-etiket and was most certainly never worn and originates from a fairly large cloth-insignia lot that originated from an older collection in the USA. The set shows some (truly non-disturbing) tarnish and/or aging caused by having been stored as such for decades (as can be noticed on the pictures). In any case is this a neat and fairly unusually encountered N.S.D.A.P.-collar-tab for retired party-members and that is not that often offered for sale. Only the first such neat N.S.D.A.P.-related collar-tab in this particular rank I ever had on offer!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-pattern shoulderboard as was specifically intended for usage by a WH (Heeres) \'Heeresfeldpostinspektor\' (being of a rank comparable with an: \'Oberleutnant\'-rank) This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless with certainty scarcely encountered! - neatly \'cyphered\', officers-pattern shoulderboard (ie. \'Schulterstück für Offiziere des Heeres\') as was specifically intended for usage by a WH (Heeres) \'Heeresfeldpostinspektor\' (or: army-fieldpost-inspector being of a rank comparable with an: \'Oberleutnant\'-rank) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The board - which has an approximate length of 10,3 cms. - is executed in the \'smooth\'-like- and/or (typical) darker-green-coloured wool (aka moleskin\'-wool). It has the (bright- ie. lemon-yellow- or: \'zitronengelber\'-coloured-) branchcolour and typical silver-greyish-coloured \'upperdeck\' (showing an - interwoven and equally bright-yellow-coloured - \'stripe\' something that was obligatory for all shoulderboards as worn and/or used by the various \'Feldpost\'-service officials). The board - which was worn on the \'standard\'-type, field-grey-coloured \'Heeres\'-officers-pattern tunics - shows a bright-golden-coloured (ie. I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based-) \'FP\'-cypher and single (equally bright-golden-coloured- and equally styled) pip, period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The board never had a tongue attached and was intended to be used as a board of the sew-in-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). Of interest is, morover, the fact that the \'FP-cypher\' was attached BEFORE the piece was entirely assembled. The board was I deem moderately used and/or worn and shows as stated above moderate wear and/or age. Simply a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly \'cyphered\' so-called: \'Feldpost\'-related shoulderboard: x-times more rarely encountered than a \'regular\' WH \'Oberleutnant\'-shoulderboard!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - neatly \'cyphered\', so-called: \'BZP\'- (o. \'Bahnschutzpolizei\'-) related shoulderboard of a: \'Bahnschutzmann\' (serving with a unit holding the numeral: \'22\') This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - neatly \'cyphered\', so-called: \'BZP\'- (o. \'Bahnschutzpolizei\'-) related shoulderboard of a: \'Bahnschutzmann\' (serving with a unit holding the numeral: \'22\') and that comes in overall nice- (albeit issued ie. moderately worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboard - which is approximately 11,5 cms. sized in length and that constructed from (typical) black-coloured wool - is having a typical black-coloured \'upperdeck\' (showing the silver-coloured interwoven \'V\'-signs as to be expected) and shows a neat (silver-coloured, aluminium-based) so-called: \'winged-railroad-wheel\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\') and equally-styled set of (double) \'2\'-numerals period-attached denoting that the strap was intended for a BZP-official holding the rank of a: \'Bahnschutzmann\'. All three devices shows some regular age and/or minimal tarnish. The board - that shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining - never had a tongue attached (it is a specimen of the \'sew-in\'-type) and was once glued into an album or scrapbook (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never before in collectors\'-hands and was recently found as such. Simply an attractive \'BZP\'- (o. \'Bahnschutzpolizei\'-) related shoulderboard that belonged to a: \'Bahnschutzmann\': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - neatly \'cyphered\'- (and - I deem - early-war-period!) WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Marine-Artillerie-Abteilungs 2\' This is a truly attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - neatly 'cyphered'- (and I deem early- (ie. pre-war-) period-pattern, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as was specifically intended for usage on the field-grey coloured navy-style tunics by a: 'Soldat des Marine-Artillerie-Abteilungs 2' (or: naval coastal-artillery soldier who served within a coastal-artillery unit, numbered: '2') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstrap - which is fully 'text-book' in all facets and that measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length (and that has a width of 5,5 cms. as usually seen) has the typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and comes mounted onto its functional tongue. The strap shows the neat interwoven 'crossed-anchors'-cypher (ie. 'Ziffer') and '2'-numeral (which are executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen) denoting the rank of simple: 'Soldat'. The strap - shows some minimal age and/or wear and does show some (tiny) mothholes (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that ALL 'Küstenartillerie' insignia-pieces are actually quite hard to encounter: those 'cyphered' examples even more so, which grades them easily as 'very scarce'. Simply an attractive, 'cyphered' naval- ie. 'Marine-Artillerie'-related EM-type shoulderstrap that was intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured attire: too bad it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - neatly \'cyphered\'- (and - I deem - early-war-period!) WH (Kriegsmarine) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel eines Marine-Artillerie-Abteilungs\' This is a truly attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly scarcely found! - neatly 'cyphered'- (and I deem early- (ie. pre-war-) period-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstrap as was specifically intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured navy-style tunics as worn by a: 'Feldwebel eines Marine-Artillerie-Abteilungs' (or: naval coastal-artillery NCO who served within a coastal-artillery unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstrap - which is fully 'text-book' in all facets and that measures approximately 10,6 cms. in length (and that has a width of 5,5 cms. as usually seen) has the typical darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and comes mounted onto its functional tongue. The strap - which has the typical golden-toned KM-type NCO-braid attached and that shows a golden-toned anchor-button attached - shows the neat (golden-toned- and I deem - 'Buntmetall'-based) 'winged-anchor'-cypher (ie. 'Ziffer') - which is period-attached by means of hand-stitching! - and a single (aluminium-based- and smaller-sized) pip attached denoting the rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). The neat strap - shows some minimal age and/or wear and shows some minimal moth-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this strap was originally a 'cyphered' EM-type coastal-artillery strap (having a golden-yellow-toned and interwoven 'cypher') that was re-used after the soldier was promoted (something that I have seen before). It should be noted that ALL 'Küstenartillerie' insignia-pieces are actually quite hard to encounter: those 'cyphered' examples even more so, which grades them easily as 'scarce'. Simply an attractive, neatly 'cyphered' naval- ie. 'Marine-Artillerie'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured attire: too bad it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - neatly \'cyphered\'- (and - I deem - early-war-period!) WH (Kriegsmarine) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Marine-Artillerie-Abteilungs\' This is a truly attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly scarcely found! - neatly 'cyphered'- (and I deem early- (ie. pre-war-) period-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstrap as was specifically intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured navy-style tunics by an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Marine-Artillerie-Abteilungs' (or: naval coastal-artillery NCO who served within a coastal-artillery unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstrap - which is fully 'text-book' in all facets and that measures approximately 10,6 cms. in length (and that has a width of 5,5 cms. as usually seen) has the typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and comes mounted onto its functional tongue. The strap - which has the typical golden-toned KM-type NCO-braid attached and that shows a golden-toned anchor-button attached - shows the neat (golden-toned- and I deem - 'Buntmetall'-based) 'crossed-anchors'-cypher (ie. 'Ziffer') and two (equally-styled- and smaller-sized) pips attached denoting the rank of simple: 'Oberfeldwebel' (ie. sergeant first-class). The neat strap - shows some minimal age and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this strap was originally an EM-type coastal-artillery strap (having a golden-yellow-toned and interwoven 'cypher') that was re-used after the soldier was promoted (something that I have seen before). It should be noted that ALL 'Küstenartillerie' insignia-pieces are actually quite hard to encounter: those 'cyphered' examples even more so, which grades them easily as 'scarce'. Simply an attractive, neatly 'cyphered' naval- ie. 'Marine-Artillerie'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured attire: too bad it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - neatly \'cyphered\'- (and - I deem - early-war-period!) WH (Kriegsmarine) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for an: \'Unterfeldwebel eines Marine-Artillerie-Abteilungs\' This is a truly attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly scarcely found! - neatly 'cyphered'- (and I deem early- ie. pre-war-) period-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstrap as was specifically intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured navy-style tunics by an: 'Unterfeldwebel eines Marine-Artillerie-Abteilungs' (or: naval coastal-artillery candidate-NCO who served within a coastal-artillery unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (presumably issued- albeit hardly used nor worn-), condition. The shoulderstrap - which is fully 'text-book' in all facets and that measures approximately 10,6 cms. in length (and that has a width of 5,5 cms. as usually seen) has the typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and comes mounted onto its functional tongue. The strap - which has the typical golden-toned KM-type NCO-braid attached - shows the neat (yellowish-golden-toned- and neatly machine-embroidered) 'anchor'-cypher (ie. 'Ziffer') denoting the rank of simple: 'Unterfeldwebel' (ie. candidate-sergeant). The neat strap - shows some only minimal age and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that ALL 'Küstenartillerie' insignia-pieces are actually quite hard to encounter: those 'cyphered' ie. machine-embroidered examples even more so, which grades them easily as 'very scarce'. Simply an attractive, neatly 'cyphered' naval- (ie. 'Marine-Artillerie'-) related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured attire: too bad it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - NSB (ie. \'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging\') so-called: \'WA\' (ie. \'Weerafdelingen\') shoulderboard as was intended for usage by a high-ranked official with the rank of: \'WA-Banleider\' This is a truly attractive example of a NSB (ie. 'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging') (being the Dutch WWII pro-German Party) so-called: 'WA' (ie. 'Weerafdelingen') shoulderboard, as was intended for usage by a high-ranked WA-official with the rank of: 'WA-Banleider', that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO moderately worn and/or used- ie. tunic-removed-) condition. This movement - ie. the WA - could be compared with the German SA-stormtroopers and was (re-)founded in 1941 after having been disbanded for various years. The shoulderboard is per regulation executed in bright-red-coloured wool and shows a golden-toned 'upperdeck' (as executed in twisted- and/or golden-toned braid). The piece has a length of 11,5 cms. and comes with its (period) golden-toned button attached (see pictures). Of addtional interest is moreover that the piece shows an inked NSB-inventory-number on its back (that reads: '153') something that is more often - but not always! - seen on genuine NSB-related insignia. As stated above comes this piece in an overall nice albeit clearly worn condition without showing any damages nor defaults whatsoever. It has clearly been worn and just shows some darkened tarnish as more often encountered. Simply an attractive and actually scarcely encountered NSB-related shoulderboard which is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as intended for an officer holding the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\') This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - officers'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by an officer holding the rank of: 'Leutnant' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Untersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant) being a nicely embroidered example as executed on black-coloured, woolen material and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The piece - which is of the desirable 'embroidered pattern' - shows a single oakleaf-bar and square-sized- (and separately-attached!) 'rank-bar' signifying that it was intended for usage by a junior-officer holding the rank of: 'Leutnant' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Untersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant). The piece is just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but is nevertheless nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - neatly embroidered WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as intended for an officer holding the rank of: \'Oberleutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Obersturmführer\') This is an attractive - just moderately used- and tunic-removed albeit regrettably single! - officers'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by an officer holding the rank of: 'Oberleutnant' (ie.: 'SS Obersturmführer' ie. lieutnant first-class) being a nicely embroidered example as executed on black-coloured, woolen material and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The piece - which is of the desirable 'embroidered pattern' - shows an oakleaf-bar and two square-sized- (and separately-attached!) 'rank-bars' signifying that it was intended for usage by a junior-officer holding the rank of: 'Oberleutnant' (ie.: 'SS Obersturmführer' ie. lieutnant first-class). The piece is just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage and moderate wear but is nevertheless nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - neatly embroidered WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as intended for an officer holding the rank of: \'Oberleutnant\' (ie.: \'Waffen-SS Obersturmführer\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - officers'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by an officer holding the rank of: 'Oberleutnant' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Obersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant first-class) being a typical printed example as executed in 'standard-pattern', linnen-based material and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The piece - which is of the 'printed pattern' as executed in black on a bright-green-coloured and/or silk-like, linnen-based background - shows a single oakleaf-bar and two square-sized bars signifying that this patch was intended for usage by an officer holding the rank of: 'Oberleutnant' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Obersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant first-class). The piece is just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but is nevertheless simply very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as was used by an officer holding the rank of: \'Generalleutnant\' (ie.: \'SS-Gruppenführer\') This is a very attractive - albeit regrettably single! - officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (ie. \'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform\') as was specifically intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by a high-ranked- (ie. general!) officer holding the rank of: \'Generalleutnant\' (ie.: \'SS-Gruppenführer\') being a typical, machine-embroidered example as executed on typical smooth-woolen-based material and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The piece - which is of the \'embroidered pattern\' as executed in golden-yellow thread - shows a single oakleaf-bar and two square-sized rank-bars signifying that it was intended for usage by a general-officer holding the rank of: \'Generalleutnant\' (ie.: \'SS-Gruppenführer\'). The piece - which shows an additional black-coloured- and linnen-based backing - is just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but is simply nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) general-officers rank-insignia-bar that is with certainty accordingly priced: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as was used by an officer holding the rank of: \'Generalmajor\' (ie.: \'SS Brigadeführer\') This is a very attractive - albeit regrettably single! - officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (ie. \'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform\') as was specifically intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by a high-ranked- (ie. general!) officer holding the rank of: \'Generalmajor\' (ie.: \'SS Brigadeführer\') being a typical, machine-embroidered example as executed on typical smooth-woolen-based material and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The piece - which is of the \'embroidered pattern\' as executed in golden-yellow thread - shows a single oakleaf-bar and square-sized rank-bar signifying that it was intended for usage by a general-officer holding the rank of: \'Generalmajor\' (ie.: \'SS Brigadeführer\'). The piece - which shows an additional black-coloured- and linnen-based backing - is just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but is simply nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) general-officers rank-insignia-bar that is with certainty accordingly priced: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as was used by an officer holding the rank of: \'Generalmajor\' (ie.: \'SS Brigadeführer\') This is a very attractive - albeit regrettably single! - officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (ie. \'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform\') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by a high-ranked- (ie. general) officer holding the rank of: \'Generalmajor\' (ie.: \'SS Brigadeführer\') being a typical, machine-embroidered example as executed on typical smooth-woolen-based material and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The piece - which is of the \'embroidered pattern\' as executed in golden-yellow thread - shows a single oakleaf-bar and square-sized rank-bar signifying that it was intended for usage by a general-officer with the rank of: \'Generalmajor\' (ie.: \'SS Brigadeführer\'). The piece - which is void of an additional backing - is just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but is simply nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) general-officers rank-insignia-bar that is with certainty accordingly priced: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as was used by an officer holding the rank of: \'Generalmajor\' (ie.: \'SS Brigadeführer\') This is a very attractive - albeit regrettably single! - officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (ie. \'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform\') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by a high-ranked- (ie. general) officer holding the rank of: \'Generalmajor\' (ie.: \'SS Brigadeführer\') being a typical, machine-embroidered example as executed on typical smooth-woolen-based material and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The piece - which is of the \'embroidered pattern\' as executed in golden-yellow thread - shows a single oakleaf-bar and square-sized rank-bar signifying that it was intended for usage by a general-officer with the rank of: \'Generalmajor\' (ie.: \'SS Brigadeführer\'). The piece - which shows an additional linnen-based backing - is just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but is simply nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) general-officers rank-insignia-bar that is with certainty accordingly priced: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as was used by an officer holding the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\') This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (ie. \'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform\') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by a junior-ranked officer holding the rank of \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\') being a typical, printed example as executed on typical silk-like material (ie. \'Kunstseide\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The piece - which is of the \'printed pattern\' as executed in black on a bright-green-coloured and/or \'silk-like\'-type, linnen-based background - shows a single oakleaf-bar and square-sized rank-bar signifying that it was intended for usage by a junior-officer with the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\'). The piece is just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but is simply nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar that is with certainty accordingly priced: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as was used by an officer holding the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\') This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (ie. \'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform\') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by a junior-ranked officer holding the rank of \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\') being a typical, printed example as executed on typical silk-like material (ie. \'Kunstseide\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The piece - which is of the \'printed pattern\' as executed in black on a bright-green-coloured and/or \'silk-like\'-type, linnen-based background - shows a single oakleaf-bar and square-sized rank-bar signifying that it was intended for usage by a junior-officer with the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\'). The piece is just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but is simply nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar that is with certainty accordingly priced: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - pre- (ie. early-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'-/\'M40-type\') neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Pionier-Batallions 16\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) pre- (early-war-) period- (ie. 'M36'-/'M40'-type'- and/or rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Pionier-Batallions 16' (Teil der 16. Infanterie-Division) (or: simply soldier who served within the army-engineers battailon numbered: '16') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the typical early- ie. pre-war-type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour and/or rayon-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap never had a tongue attached and is a strap that was used as a piece of the 'sew-in'-pattern. It does show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (and does show some moth-damage on its understide (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length - shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of: 'Machinenstickerei'-) so-called: '1'- and/or: '6'-cyphers ie. numerals (which are executed in black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured and 'white-piped' wool- ie. linnen as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and/or fully 'text-book' and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Pionier-Batallions 16': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - pre- (ie. early-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'-/\'M40-type\') neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Pionier-Batallions 19\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) pre- (early-war-) period- (ie. 'M36'-/'M40'-type'- and/or rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Pionier-Batallions 19' (Teil der 19. Infanterie-Division) (or: simply soldier who served within the army-engineers battailon numbered: '19') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the typical early- ie. pre-war-type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap never had a tongue attached and is a strap that was used as a piece of the 'sew-in'-pattern. It does show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which measures approximately 11 cms. in length - shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) so-called: '1'- and/or: '9'-cyphers ie. numerals (which are executed in black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured and 'white-piped' wool- ie. linnen as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and/or fully 'text-book' and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Pionier-Batallions 19': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - pre- (ie. early-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'-/\'M40-type\') neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Pionier-Batallions 6\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) pre- (early-war-) period- (ie. 'M36'-/'M40'-type'- and/or rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Pionier-Batallions 6' (Teil der 6. Infanterie-Division) (or: simple soldier who served within the army-engineers battailon numbered: '6') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the typical early- ie. pre-war-type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap comes mounted onto its functional tongue and does show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which measures approximately 12 cms. in length - shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) so-called: '6'-cypher ie. numeral (which was once executed in black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured and 'white-piped' wool- ie. linnen as to be expected: for unclear reasons has the black-toned inner-part been removed as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and/or fully 'text-book' and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' EM-type shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Pionier-Batallions 6': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - pre- (ie. early-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'-/\'M40-type\') neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier des Pionier-Batallions 48\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) pre- (early-war-) period- (ie. 'M36'-/'M40'-type'- and/or rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Pionier-Batallions 48' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the army-engineers battailon numbered: '48') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the typical early- ie. pre-war-type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap comes mounted onto its functional tongue and does show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which measures approximately 10,5 cms. in length - shows the (typical) silverish-toned NCO-braid attached and shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) so-called: '4'- and/or: '8'-cyphers ie. numerals (which are executed in black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured and 'white-piped' wool- ie. linnen as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and/or fully 'text-book' and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstrap that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier des Pionier-Batallions 48': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - pre- (ie. early-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'-/\'M40-type\') WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Pionier-Batallions\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) pre- (early-war-) period- (ie. 'M36'-/'M40'-type'- and/or rounded-styled), WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Pionier-Batallions' (or: simple soldier who served within an army-engineers battailon) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the typical early- ie. pre-war-type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap - that measures approximately 10,4 cms. in length - comes mounted onto its functional tongue and does show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and/or fully 'text-book', 'Heeres'-type, EM-pattern shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Soldat eines Pionier-Batallions': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - pre- (ie. early-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'-/\'M40-type\') WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiment\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) pre- (early-war-) period- (ie. 'M36'-/'M40'-type'- and/or rounded-styled) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by 'Unteroffizier eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiment' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army-artillery unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which is of the typical early- ie. pre-war-type - just shows some moderate age and wear but is void of any real damage or alike: it has the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping attached (as more often seen). The shoulderstrap comes mounted onto its functional tongue and does show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which measures approximately 10,5 cms. in length - shows the (typical) silverish-toned NCO-braid attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and/or fully 'text-book'! - 'Heeres'-type NCO-type shoulderstrap that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiment': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - so-called: \'M41- ie. M43-pattern\', WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for - and/or moderately worn by! - a: \'Soldat der Kradschützenbtle. der Pz.Div. u. Inf.Div. (mot)\' The attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - shoulderstrap is (I deem) of the early- ie. mid-war-period- (ie. 'M41- o. M43'-) pattern and does show only moderate age, wear and/or minimal staining. The strap has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show the neat light-brown- (ie. 'kupferbrauner'-) coloured branchcolour and desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstrap comes mounted onto its functional tongue attached and was with certainty a piece that was used onto a 'front-type'-tunic. The strap - which measures approximately 10,5 cms. in length - was used by a: 'Soldat' (ie. simple soldier) who was attached to a specific tank- ie. infantry-related, motor-cycle unit. As possibly known, is this typical 'kupferbrauner'-branchcolour very rarely seen and can in my opinion be regarded as one of the most rarely encountered branchcolours within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht': original EM-type straps are almost never offered for sale and are missing in most shoulderstrap-collections. Simply a very attractive and fully 'text-book', 'Kradschützen'-shoulderstrap: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - so-called: \'M41- ie. M43-pattern\', WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for - and/or moderately worn by! - a: \'Soldat eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' The attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - shoulderstrap is (I deem) of the early- ie. mid-war-period- (ie. \'M41- o. M43\'-) pattern and does show only moderate age, wear and/or minimal staining. The strap has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\' and does show the neat darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour and desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstrap comes mounted onto its functional tongue attached and was with certainty a piece that was used onto a \'front-type\'-tunic. The strap - which measures approximately 11 cms. in length - was used by a: \'Soldat\' (ie. simple soldier or medical orderly) who was attached to a specific: \'Sanitäts-Abteilung\' (being a specific army medical-unit). Simply, a neat early- (ie. mid-) war-period, EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' and that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - so-called: \'M41\'- (ie. \'M43\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for - and/or moderately worn by! - an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' The attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - shoulderstrap is (I deem) of the early- ie. mid-war-period- (ie. 'M41- o. M43'-) pattern and does show only moderate age, wear and/or minimal staining. The strap has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show the neat darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour and desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstrap - which shows the bluish-grey-toned (ie. 'sub-dued') NCO-braid and two aluminium-based pips attached - comes mounted onto its functional tongue attached and was with certainty a piece that was used onto a 'front-type'-tunic. The strap - which measures approximately 11 cms. in length - was used by an: 'Oberfeldwebel' (ie. sergeant first-class or medical orderly) who was attached to a specific: 'Sanitäts-Abteilung' (being a specific army medical-unit). Simply, a neat early- (ie. mid-) war-period, NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs o. Regiments' and that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - very early-pattern, so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 118 - I\' (Bann 118 = Bann Worms) This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that easily found! - (very)early-pattern, so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. general \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstrap as was intended for usage - and clearly worn! - by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 118 - I\' (Bann 118 = \'Bann Worms\' in the \'Gebiet West Hessen-Nassau\') and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. carefully tunic- or shirt-removed-), condition. The strap - which is executed in typical, beige-tan-coloured linnen as to be expected - has the bright-green-coloured- (and rayon-based) piping attached and shows the machine-embroidered - by means of \'Kurbelstickerei\' (and/or equally coloured) so-called: \'118 - I\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\'). The strap never had a tongue attached and comes as found and/or issued: it is of \'sewn-in\'-pattern (and was also used as such). The strap - that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket - measures 11,8 cms. in length and does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. It should be noted that all \'cyphered\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps can easily be graded \'scarce\' even more so when they are of the desirable, bright-green-piped early-pattern!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS officers\'-pattern shoulderboard as was intended for - and clearly used by! - an: \'SS-Hauptsturmführer der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - albeit regrettably single! - example of a Waffen-SS officers\'-pattern shoulderboard, having a white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured secondary branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'SS-Hauptsturmführer der Infanterie-Truppen\' (or: captain who served within an infantry unit) and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which never had a tongue and that is of the \'sew-in\'-pattern - has a somewhat dull- ie. greyish-silverish-coloured \'upperdeck\' and is executed in black-coloured wool and has the neat \'rayon\'-type, white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured, piping. The board - which measures approximately 10,3 cms. in length - shows two non-identical (regular-sized, golden-toned and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based-) pips attached, denoting the officers\'-rank of: \'SS-Hauptsturmführer\'. (The officer who wore this board was obviously once promoted, something that corroborates the presence of two differently-styled pips). The board has most certainly been worn and shows some moderate age, usage and/or moderate staining. Simply an attractive Waffen-SS officers\'-type shoulderboard in a desirable branchcolour: I deem that I have priced this neat Waffen-SS-pattern board accordingly!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, EM-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-orange-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann\' who served within the: \'SS-Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' This attractive - just moderately worn, albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap shows the neat bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or \'silk-like\'-type piping attached and was as such worn by an SS-member holding the rank of: \'SS-Mann der Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier who served within the SS field-police-troops). The strap is in all facets a fully \'text-book\' (and I deem somewhat early-war-period!) SS-strap and does show the minimal signs of having been used and/or worn as such. The shoulderstrap - that measures approx. 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - shows some moderate age simply caused by moderate wear and/or usage. The strap shows a regular-shaped tongue attached (as observed on somewhat early-period, genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps) and shows a field-grey-coloured underlay (as can be noticed on the pictures). It should be noted that these original, period Waffen-SS, EM-type shoulderstraps can nowadays easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they are piped in the not that commonly encountered, bright-orange-coloured- (ie. \'SS-Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\'-related-) branchcolour. I deem that this attractive and textbook Waffen-SS, EM-type \'Feldgendarmerie\'-shoulderstrap is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, EM-type shoulderstrap as piped in the golden-yellow-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann\' who served within the: \'SS-Kav. o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' This attractive - just moderately worn, albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap shows the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or \'silk-like\'-type piping attached and was as such worn by an SS-member holding the rank of: \'SS-Mann der Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier who served within the SS cavalry- ie. reconnaisance-troops). The strap is in all facets a fully \'text-book\' (and I deem somewhat early-war-period!) SS-strap and does show the minimal signs of having been used and/or worn as such. The shoulderstrap - that measures approx. 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - shows some moderate age simply caused by moderate wear and/or usage. The strap shows a regular-shaped tongue attached (as observed on somewhat early-period, genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps) and shows a blacj-coloured underlay (as can be noticed on the pictures). It should be noted that these original, period Waffen-SS, EM-type shoulderstraps can nowadays easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they are piped in the not that commonly encountered, golden-yellow-coloured- (ie. \'SS-Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\'-related-) branchcolour. I deem that this attractive and textbook Waffen-SS, EM-type shoulderstrap is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the golden-yellow-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the golden-yellow-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' (ie. SS-reconnaisance- or: cavalry-troops) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstrap has the typical Waffen-SS-pattern- and/or: smaller-shaped tongue attached as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps and has the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached (as can be noticed on the pictures). The shoulderstrap - which is 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - shows the field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based \'underlay\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or age. In any case is this a fully garuanteed, 100% original Waffen-SS shoulderstrap that comes in a wonderful condition and that is consequently priced. The strap shows hardly any wear nor damage and is as stated only slightly used ie. worn. It should be noted that these original, period Waffen-SS shoulderstraps can easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they are piped in the desirable, golden-yellow-coloured- (ie. \'Waffen-SS Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\'- or: SS-reconnaisance- ie. cavalry-troops-related-) branchcolour: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat\' (ie. \'SS-Mann\') who served within the: \'Waffen-SS (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\' The neat strap - which regrettably misses its tongue and that was \'clearly cut-of a tunic\' as is more often encountered - has the desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured- and/or: \'silk-like\'-type piping attached, denoting that it was intended for a soldier that served within the: \'Waffen-SS (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\' (or: artillery-troops). The back of the strap (which measures 11 cms. in length as is more often encountered) is executed in field-grey-coloured wool, as is more often observed with genuine Waffen-SS-type shoulderstraps. The piece shows some minimal age, wear and/or minimal staining but comes in an overall nice (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. Simply an attractive and/or fully textbook \'Waffen-SS-(Sturm)Artillerie-\'-shoulderstrap: too bad that it is only a single piece!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat\' (ie. \'SS-Mann\') who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' The neat strap - which comes naturally mounted on its original and/or typically shaped- (ie. \'small-sized\'-) SS-type tongue as is more often encountered on genuine Waffen-SS shoulderstraps - has the desirable bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured- and/or: \'rayon\'-type piping attached, denoting that it was intended for a soldier that served within the: \'Waffen-SS Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' (or: notorious field-police troops). The back of the strap (which measures 11 cms. in length as is more often encountered) is executed in field-grey-coloured wool, as is more often observed with genuine Waffen-SS-type shoulderstraps. The piece shows some minimal age, wear and/or minimal staining but comes in a wonderful (and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-) condition. It should be noted that these orange-piped Waffen-SS EM-type shoulderstraps are very desirable and are not that often offered for sale. Simply a very attractive and/or fully textbook \'Waffen-SS-Feldgendaremerie\'-shoulderstrap: too bad that it is only a single piece!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the bright-pink-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann\' who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Panzer-Truppen\' The neat shoulderstrap has the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured- and/or 'silk-like'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached: the strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and is truly hard to be upgraded. The shoulderstrap - which measures 10,5 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - shows the (typical) 'Waffen-SS'-styled-, field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'underlay' (constructed from so-called: Italian wool (or: 'drap-orti') and typical (smaller-sized) tongue as only seen on genuine Waffen-SS-type shoulderstraps (see pictures). The strap shows some minimal age and/or staining and or fading, simply caused by moderate wear and/or age. In any case is this a fully garuanteed, original Waffen-SS Panzer shoulderstrap that is moderately used ie. worn and that is IMO consequently priced. These straps were worn on the regular field-grey tunics but could also be worn on the black-coloured Panzer wrap-around-tunics. This strap originates from a private household in Germany where it was found together with the strap I offer under #42371: both pieces were most likely worn as a pair but do show minimal differences (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these original, period- Waffen-SS-shoulderstraps can easily be graded 'scarce': even more so when they come in the desirable pink-coloured- (ie. 'SS-Panzer-Truppen'-branchcolour!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the bright-pink-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann\' who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Panzer-Truppen\' The neat shoulderstrap has the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured- and/or 'silk-like'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached: the strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and is truly hard to be upgraded. The shoulderstrap - which measures 10,5 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - shows the (typical) 'Waffen-SS'-styled-, field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'underlay' and typical (smaller-sized) tongue as only seen on genuine Waffen-SS-type shoulderstraps (see pictures). The strap shows some minimal age and/or staining and or fading, simply caused by moderate wear and/or age. In any case is this a fully garuanteed, original Waffen-SS Panzer shoulderstrap that is moderately used ie. worn and that is IMO consequently priced. These straps were worn on the regular field-grey tunics but could also be worn on the black-coloured Panzer wrap-around-tunics. This strap originates from a private household in Germany where it was found together with the strap I offer under #42372: both pieces were most likely worn as a pair but do show minimal differences (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these original, period- Waffen-SS-shoulderstraps can easily be graded 'scarce': even more so when they come in the desirable pink-coloured- (ie. 'SS-Panzer-Truppen'-branchcolour!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-green-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Unterscharführer\' who served within the: \'SS-Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' This attractive - just moderately worn albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, NCO-type shoulderstrap shows the neat bright-green- (ie. \'wiesengrüner\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or \'silk-like\'-type piping attached and was as such worn by a junior NCO holding the rank of: \'SS-Unterscharführer der Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' (or: sergeant who served within a Waffen-SS rifle-regiment ie. unit). The strap is in all facets a fully \'text-book\'-SS-strap and does show the minimal signs of having been used and/or worn as such. The shoulderstrap - that measures approx. 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - shows some moderate age simply caused by moderate wear and/or usage. The strap shows the typical Waffen-SS-pattern- and/or: smaller-shaped tongue attached (as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps) and shows a black-coloured underlay (as can be noticed on the pictures). It shows the bluish-grey-coloured (ie. truly sub-dued) NCO-braid period-attached denoting that it was used by an NCO holding the rank of an: \'Unterscharführer\' (or: junior-sergeant). It should be noted that these original, period Waffen-SS-shoulderstraps can nowadays easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they are of the NCO-type and piped in the not that commonly encountered, bright-green-coloured- (ie. \'SS-Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\'-related-) branchcolour. I deem that this attractive and textbook Waffen-SS NCO-type shoulderstrap is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-pink-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Hauptscharführer\' who served within the: \'SS-Panzer-Truppen\' This attractive - just moderately worn, albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, NCO-type shoulderstrap (as was - amongst others - specifically intended to be used on the black-coloured, \'wrap-around\'-styled Panzer-tunics) shows the neat bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or \'silk-like\'-type piping attached and was as such worn by an NCO holding the rank of: \'SS-Hauptscharführer der Panzer-Truppen\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the tank-troops). The strap is in all facets a fully \'text-book\' (and I deem somewhat early-war-period!) SS-strap and does show the minimal signs of having been used and/or worn as such. The shoulderstrap - that measures approx. 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - shows some moderate age simply caused by moderate wear and/or usage. The strap shows a regular-shaped tongue attached (as observed on somewhat early-period, genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps) and shows a somewhat greyish-black-coloured underlay (as can be noticed on the pictures). It shows the bluish-grey-coloured (ie. truly sub-dued) NCO-braid and two (regular-sized and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based) pips period-attached denoting that it was used by an NCO holding the rank of: \'Hauptscharführer\' (or: sergeant first-class). It should be noted that these original, period Waffen-SS-shoulderstraps can nowadays easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they are of the NCO-type and piped in the not that commonly encountered, bright-pink-coloured- (ie. \'SS-Panzer-Truppen\'-related-) branchcolour. I deem that this attractive and textbook Waffen-SS NCO-type \'Panzer\'-shoulderstrap is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-pink-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Unterscharführer\' who served within the: \'SS-Panzer-Truppen\' This attractive - just moderately worn, albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, NCO-type shoulderstrap (as was - amongst others - specifically intended to be used on the black-coloured, \'wrap-around\'-styled Panzer-tunics) shows the neat bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or \'silk-like\'-type piping attached and was as such worn by a junior-NCO holding the rank of: \'SS-Unterscharführer der Panzer-Truppen\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the tank-troops). The strap is in all facets a fully \'text-book\' (and I deem somewhat early-war-period!) SS-strap and does show the minimal signs of having been used and/or worn as such. The shoulderstrap - that measures approx. 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - shows some moderate age simply caused by moderate wear and/or usage. The strap shows a regular-shaped tongue attached (as observed on somewhat early-period, genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps) and shows a black-coloured underlay (as can be noticed on the pictures). It shows the bluish-grey-coloured (ie. truly sub-dued) NCO-braid period-attached denoting that it was used by an NCO holding the rank of: \'Unterscharführer\' (or: junior-sergeant). It should be noted that these original, period Waffen-SS-shoulderstraps can nowadays easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they are of the NCO-type and piped in the not that commonly encountered, bright-pink-coloured- (ie. \'SS-Panzer-Truppen\'-related-) branchcolour. I deem that this attractive and textbook Waffen-SS, NCO-type \'Panzer\'-shoulderstrap is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-yellow-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Oberscharführer\' who served within the: \'SS-Nachrichten-Truppen\' This attractive - just moderately worn albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, NCO-type shoulderstrap shows the neat bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or \'silk-like\'-type piping attached and was as such worn by an NCO holding the rank of: \'SS-Oberscharführer der Nachrichten-Truppen\' (or: sergeant who served within the signal-troops). The strap is in all facets a fully \'text-book\'-SS-strap and does show the minimal signs of having been used and/or worn as such. The shoulderstrap - that measures approx. 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - shows some moderate age simply caused by moderate wear and/or usage. The strap shows the typical Waffen-SS-pattern- and/or: smaller-shaped tongue attached (as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps) and also shows the field-grey-coloured underlay (as can be noticed on the pictures). It shows the silverish-grey-coloured (ie. somewhat sub-dued) NCO-braid and a single (regular-sized and/or aluminium-based) pip period-attached denoting that it was used by an NCO holding the rank of: \'Oberscharführer\' (or: sergeant). It should be noted that these original, period Waffen-SS-shoulderstraps can nowadays easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they are of the NCO-type and piped in the not that commonly encountered, bright-yellow-coloured- (ie. \'SS-Nachrichten-Truppen\'- or: SS-signals-troops-related-) branchcolour. I deem that this attractive and textbook Waffen-SS NCO-type shoulderstrap is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the light-blue-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an: \'Unterscharführer\' who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachschub-Truppen\' The neat shoulderstrap has the neat light-blue- (ie. 'hellblauer'-) coloured branchcolour and/or 'silk-like'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached: the strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and is truly hard to be upgraded. The shoulderstrap - which measures 10,3 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - shows the (typical) 'Waffen-SS'-styled-, field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'underlay' (see pictures). The strap shows some minimal age and/or staining and or fading, simply caused by moderate wear and/or age. It has the yellowish- (ie. silverish-grey-) coloured (ie. somewhat stained) NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Unterscharführer'. In any case is this a fully garuanteed, original Waffen-SS shoulderstrap that is moderately used ie. worn and that is IMO consequently priced. It should be noted that these original, period- Waffen-SS shoulderstraps can easily be graded 'scarce': even if they are piped in the more commonly encountered, light-blue-coloured- (ie. 'SS-Nachshub-Truppen'- or SS transport-troops-related-) branchcolour!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, officers\'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the darker-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Untersturmführer o. Arzt\' who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Sanitäts-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - Waffen-SS, officers\'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Untersturmführer o. Arzt\' (ie. lieutnant or medical doctor) who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Sanitäts-Truppen\' and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboard - which never had a tongue attached and that is of the \'sew-in\'-pattern - has a somewhat \'sub-dued\'- ie. greyish-silverish-coloured \'upperdeck\' and is executed in black-coloured wool. It shows the neat \'rayon\'-type, darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured, piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - which measures approximately 11,3 cms. in length - never had any \'cypher\' nor pip(s) attached denoting the officers\'-rank of: \'SS-Untersturmführer\'. The board has most certainly been worn and shows some moderate age, usage and/or moderate staining. Simply an attractive Waffen-SS officers\'-type shoulderboard that comes in a desirable branchcolour: I deem that I have priced this neat Waffen-SS-pattern officers\'-type shoulderboard accordingly!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) type (pointed-styled and neatly \'cyphered\') EM-type shoulderstrap as was specifically intended for a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 62\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) type (pointed-styled and neatly \'cyphered\' and/or per regulation non-piped) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 62\' (or: simple soldier who served within the army artillery unit ie. regiment numbered: \'62\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstrap - which measures approximately 12 cms in length - has the \'standard-type\' and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based \'upperdeck\' and has (of course) no piping attached. The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\') \'6\'- and/or: \'2\'-numerals (ie. cyphers or: \'Ziffern\') which are both executed in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured wool as to be expected. The strap - which comes mounted onto its functional tongue - shows as stated above some minimal usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all \'cyphered\'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded \'fairly scarce\'. This example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired: it came together with the similarly-styled (but somewhat smaller-sized) strap that I offer under number 61028: both pieces came without doubt from the same soldier who wore these as a pair. In any case an attractive and/or early-war-period, neatly \'cyphered\' and \'Heeres-Artillerie\'-related EM-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and used by! - an: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 62\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) type (pointed-styled and neatly \'cyphered\') EM-type shoulderstrap as was specifically intended for a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 62\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) type (pointed-styled and neatly \'cyphered\' and/or per regulation non-piped) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 62\' (or: simple soldier who served within the army artillery unit ie. regiment numbered: \'62\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstrap - which measures approximately 11 cms in length - has the \'standard-type\' and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based \'upperdeck\' and has (of course) no piping attached. The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\') \'6\'- and/or: \'2\'-numerals (ie. cyphers or: \'Ziffern\') which are both executed in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured wool as to be expected. The strap - which comes mounted onto its functional tongue - shows as stated above some minimal usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all \'cyphered\'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded \'fairly scarce\'. This example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired: it came together with the similarly-styled (but somewhat larger-sized) strap that I offer under number 61027: both pieces came without doubt from the same soldier who wore these as a pair. In any case an attractive and/or early-war-period, neatly \'cyphered\' and \'Heeres-Artillerie\'-related EM-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and used by! - an: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 62\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) type (rounded-styled and neatly \'cyphered\') EM-type shoulderstrap as was specifically intended for a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 2\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) type (rounded-styled and neatly \'cyphered\') enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 2\' (or: simple soldier who served within the army artillery unit ie. regiment numbered: \'2\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstrap - which measures approximately 10,5 cms in length - has the \'standard-type\' and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based \'upperdeck\' and has the woolen-type piping attached. The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\') \'2\'-numeral (ie. cypher or: \'Ziffer\') which is executed in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured wool as to be expected. The strap - which comes mounted onto its functional tongue - shows as stated above some minimal usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all \'cyphered\'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded \'fairly scarce\'. This example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or early-war-period, neatly \'cyphered\' and \'Heeres-Artillerie\'-related EM-type shoulderstrap that was intended for - and used by! - a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 2\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) general-officers\'-type collar-tab as was intended for a general-officer (and that comes in an overall very nice- ie. moderately used and/or carefully tunic-removed condition) This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless still fairly rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) general-officers'-type collar-tab (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Generale des Heeres') as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a general-officer and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat collar-tab - which is executed in bright-golden-coloured- (ie. early-war-type-) so-called: 'braid' - measures approx. 9,5 x 4,2 cms. and shows a bright-red-coloured- and/or typical 'smooth'-woolen-based 'underground' as to be expected. The piece was with certainty once worn and was clearly tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab shows truly extraordinary detail and is a great example of the employed craftmenship used in the days. The collar-tab is just a tiny bit tarnished ie. stained (simply caused by years of storage ie. moderate wear). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a very attractive - and/or truly detailed! - WH (Heeres) general-officers'-type collar-tab ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Generale des Heeres': too bad it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) general-officers\'-type shoulder- board, as was executed in golden-/silver toned so-called: \'Cellueon\', as was intended for usage by a: \'Generalleutnant des Heeres\' The truly attractive shoulderboard - which is constructed from the bright-red- (almost orange-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool and having the golden-/silver toned- so-called: 'Cellueon'-based upperdeck - comes in an excellent condition overall and is hard to be upgraded: the board was with certainty worn and came as recently found. The board is just a tiny bit 'tarnished' simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear and was with certainty once tunic-attached: some minimal stitching-holes are noticable. The neat shoulderboard - which measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length - comes with a larger-sized-, bright-silver-coloured-, general-officers'-pip period-attached denoting the rank of a: 'Generalleutnant des Heeres' (see pictures). The shoulderboard came without tongue and was clearly intended to be used as a piece of the 'sew-in'-type. It should be noted that all general-officers' shoulderboards can easily be graded 'very scarce'. Too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) general-officers\'-type shoulderboard, as was executed in golden-/silver toned \'braid\' as was intended for usage by a: \'Generalmajor des Heeres\' The truly attractive shoulderboard - which is constructed from the bright-red- (almost orange-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool and having the golden-/silver toned- so-called: braid-based upperdeck - comes in an excellent condition overall and is hard to be upgraded: the board was with certainty worn and came as recently found. The board is just a tiny bit 'tarnished' simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear and was with certainty once tunic-attached: some minimal stitching-holes are noticable (I deem that it was clearly 'cut-off a tunic'). The neat shoulderboard - which measures approximately 10,3 cms. in length - never had any general-officers'-pip(s) attached denoting the rank of a: 'Generalmajor des Heeres' (see pictures). The shoulderboard came without tongue and was clearly intended to be used as a piece of the 'sew-in'-type. It should be noted that all general-officers' shoulderboards can easily be graded 'very scarce'. Too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) general-officers\'-type shoulderboard, as was intended for a general-officer with the rank of: \'Generalleutnant\', in overall very nice (ie. minimally used and/or IMO tunic-removed-) condition This is a truly attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless still fairly rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) general-officers'-type shoulderboard as was intended for - and IMO worn by - a general-officer with the rank of: 'Generalleutnant', in overall very nice (ie. minimally used and/or IMO tunic-removed-) condition. The neat shoulderboard - which shows an 'upperdeck' that is executed in bright-golden- and/or silver-coloured- (ie. later-war-type-) so-called: 'Cellueon' - measures approx. 11 cms. in length and shows a bright-red-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based 'underground' as to be expected. The board never had a tongue attached and was thus a piece that was worn as a piece of the 'sew-in-type' (it was with certainty once worn and was clearly 'cut-off' a tunic - see pictures). The board shows a single (and per regulation silver-coloured-) pip attached and was thus intended for a general-officer with the rank of: 'Generalleutnant'. The board shows truly extraordinary detail and is a great example of the employed craftmenship of the days. It is a tiny bit tarnished ie. stained (simply caused by years of storage ie. moderate wear). The piece originates from a private household and was never before in a collection: it was found together with the (equally single-) general-officers'-type shoulderboard which I offer under number 36688: both insignia-pieces belonged to the same army general-officer who kept and/or stored these neat insignia-pieces for decades. Simply a very attractive and/or truly detailed WH (Heeres) general-officers'-type shoulderboard: too bad it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M40- o. M43\'-pattern) shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Heeres Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' This is a truly attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that easily found! - WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period, so-called: \'M40- o. M43\'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstrap having the neat bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Heeres Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an army-signals unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstrap - which measures approximately 11 cms. in length each - has the \'standard-type\'- and/or field-grey-coloured, woolen-based \'upperdeck\'. The strap - which has the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured- and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached - shows the (\'standard-issue\'-pattern, bluish-grey-coloured ie. typically \'sub-dued\') NCO-braid and two (larger-sized, zinc-based) pips period-attached denoting that the NCO who wore this strap held the rank of an: \'Oberfeldwebel\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which came mounted onto its functional tongue and that originated from my own private shoulder-strap-collection - shows as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear only (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). Simply an attractive and/or: early- (ie. mid-) war-period, \'Heeres\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Heeres Nachrichten-Abteilungs\': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard as (dual)piped in the white-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant der Reserve des Infanterie-Regiments 37\' The attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard is (dual)piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and has the typical dove-grey-coloured 'underlay' and was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Leutnant der Reserve des Infanterie-Regiments 37' (or: reserve-lieutnant who served within the 'Infanterie'- (ie. infantry-) regiment numbered: '37') and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and/or: carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboard is a 'text-book'-example of the 'Heeres'-type, 'Infanterie'-shoulderboard and shows the silver-coloured (ie. somewhat 'shiny'-pattern) 'upperdeck' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The board show the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and has the typical dove-grey-coloured 'underlay' (and was constructed from the typical 'smooth'-type wool as to be expected). The board never had a tongue attached and was clearly used as a board of the 'sew-in-'type (as can be seen on the pictures). It measures approximately 11 cms. in length and was most certainly issued- and/or worn as such and does show some moderate age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The board has a pair of (neatly bright-golden-toned, larger-sized- and/or early-pattern) '3'- and/or '7'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') period-attached. Both devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny!) age-patina. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this pair came with a (silverish-coloured) so-called: 'screw-on'-button (ie. 'Schraubknopf') attached. Simply an attractive shoulderboard that belonged to a: 'Leutnant der Reserve des Infanterie-Regiments 37'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard as (dual)piped in the black-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Pionier-Kradschützen-Abteilungs\' The attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly scarcely seen! - WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard is (dual)piped in the neat black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour and has the typical dove-grey-coloured 'underlay' and was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Leutnant der Reserve eines Pionier-Kradschützen-Abteilungs' (or: reserve-lieutnant who served within an enigineers-related, motorcycle-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and/or: carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboard is a 'text-book'-example of the 'Heeres'-type, 'Pioniere'-shoulderboard and shows the silver-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-pattern) 'upperdeck' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The board shows the desirable black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour and has the typical dove-grey-coloured 'underlay' (and was constructed from the typical 'smooth'-type wool as to be expected). The board never had a tongue attached and was clearly used as a board of the 'sew-in-'type (as can be seen on the pictures). It measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length and was most certainly issued- and/or worn as such and does show some moderate age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The board has a (neatly bright-golden-toned, smaller-sized- and/or Gothic-styled) 'K'-cypher (ie. Ziffer) period-attached (done BEFORE the board was totally assembled!). The device is just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but has preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny!) age-patina. Simply an attractive shoulderboard that belonged to a: 'Leutnant der Reserve eines Pionier-Kradschützen-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the bright-pink branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberstleutnant des Panzerjäger-Regiments 9\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard having the (bright!) pink-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberstleutnant des Panzerjäger-Regiments 9\' (or: lieutnant colonel who served within the specific anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer regiment, numbered: \'9\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit I deem moderately used ie. worn- and/or I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboard which is approximately 11,6 cms. sized in length and that is piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as to be expected shows a neat (bright golden-coloured, \'Buntmetall\'-based, Gothic-styled- and/or: larger-sized) so-called: \'P\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\'), \'9\'-numeral and equally-styled, single pip period-attached denoting that the strap was intended for a senior-officer who held the rank of: \'Oberstleutnant\' (ie. lieutnant-colonel). All three devices shows some regular age and/or minimal tarnish but are still nicely preserved. The strap never had a tongue attached (it is a specimen of the \'sew-in\'-type) and does show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). It came with a silver-toned, pebbled-styled button attached. The piece was never before in collectors\'-hands and was recently found as such. Simply an attractive \'Heeres\' and high-ranked officers\'-type shoulderstrap that belonged to an: \'Oberstleutnant des Panzerjäger-Regiments 9\': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant des Wehr-Ersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises VII\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that often encountered! - WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage (and used!) by a: \'Leutnant des Wehr-Ersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises VII\' (or: junior-officer ie. lieutnant who was part of the recruitment-troops within the area of \'Wehrkreis VII\' (being a larger area situated in the province of Bayern and having its staff residing in the town of Münich) and that comes in overall nice- (albeit issued ie. moderately worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboard which is approximately 12,2 cms. sized in length and that is piped in the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as to be expected shows a neat (bright golden-coloured, \'Buntmetall\'-based, Gothic-styled- and/or: larger-sized) so-called: \'W\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\') and equally-styled (Roman-type) \'VII\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\') period-attached denoting that the strap was intended for a junior-officer who held the rank of: \'Leutnant\'. Both devices shows some regular age and/or minimal tarnish. The board - that shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining - never had a tongue attached (it is a specimen of the \'sew-in\'-type as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never before in collectors\'-hands and was recently found as such. Simply an attractive \'Heeres\' officer-type shoulderstrap that belonged to a: \'Leutnant des Wehr-Ersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises VII\': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant des Wehr-Ersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises V\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that often encountered! - WH (Heeres) neatly 'cyphered', officers'-type shoulderboard as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage (and used!) by a: 'Leutnant des Wehr-Ersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises V' (or: junior-officer ie. lieutnant who was part of the recruitment-troops within the area of 'Wehrkreis V' (being a larger area situated in the province of Baden and Württemberg and having its staff residing in the town of Stuttgart) and that comes in overall nice- (albeit issued ie. moderately worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboard which is approximately 11,6 cms. sized in length and that is piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as to be expected shows a neat (bright golden-coloured, 'Buntmetall'-based, Gothic-styled- and/or: smaller-sized) so-called: 'W'-cypher (ie. 'Ziffer') and equally-styled (Roman-type) 'V'-cypher (ie. 'Ziffer') period-attached denoting that the strap was intended for a junior-officer who held the rank of: 'Leutnant'. Both devices shows some regular age and/or minimal tarnish. The board - that shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining - never had a tongue attached (it is a specimen of the 'sew-in'-type as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never before in collectors'-hands and was recently found as such. Simply an attractive 'Heeres' officer-type shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Leutnant des Wehr-Ersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises V': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann der Infanterie u. Mitglied einer Unteroffiziersschule\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) 'cyphered' officers'-type shoulderboard as piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Hauptmann der Infanterie u. Mitglied einer Unteroffiziersschule' (or: captain who served within one of the various army NCO-schools) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used-, worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboard is a 'text-book'-example of the 'Heeres'-type-, 'Infanterie'-type shoulderboard and has the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) 'upperdeck'. The board show the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour (and was constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The board has a typical, smaller-sized tongue attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The board measures approximately 11 cms. in length and was clearly issued- and/or worn: it does show moderate age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The board has a matching set of (neatly golden-toned, smaller-sized) Gothic-styled: 'US'-cypher and 2 identical golden-toned pips period-attached, denoting that the officer who wore these was a: 'Hauptmann' who served within one of the: 'Unteroffiziersschulen'. All three devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina. The board - that was never before part of a collection and that was recently found - shows some minimal staining (and is a bit tarnished) of having been once tunic-attached. It should be mentioned that these neatly 'cyphered', 'Heeres'-type 'Unteroffiziersschule'-related-shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce': simply a very attractive board that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann der Infanterie u. Mitglied einer Unteroffiziersschule'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern shoulderboard as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant eines Heeres-Flak-Batallion\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless fairly rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers'-pattern shoulderboard as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant eines Heeres-Flak-Batallion' (or: junior-officer ie. lieutnant first-class who served within an army-infantry-related-, anti-aircraft batallion) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used-, worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboard - which has the silverish-grey-coloured 'upperdeck' - is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 11 cms. in length and shows a single (golden-toned-, regular-sized and/or 'Buntmetall'-based-) pip, attached denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Oberleutnant' (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this, the strap shows a (rare!) 'FL'-cypher (which is also executed in golden-toned 'Buntmetall'-based metal). The piece is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn; it was clearly used as a board of the 'sew-in'-type and was carefully tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The board shows no real defaults nor damage but does show age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. Simply an attractive, 'Heeres'-related officers'-type shoulderboard that was intended for - and/or used by! - an: 'Oberleutnant eines Heeres-Flak-Batallion': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard, as intended for - and/or worn by! - an: \'Oberst der Generals-Stab\' (colonel and general-staff officer) - overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-) condition! This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard, as was piped in the neat darker-pinkish-red- (ie. 'Karmesinroter') branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or worn by! - an: 'Oberst der Generals-Stab' (or full colonel and/or general-staff officer), in overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-) condition. The shoulderboard - which is piped in the neat darker-pinkish-red- (ie. 'Karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour was as such intended for an: 'Oberst der Generals-Stab' (or colonel in the general staff). The board has a truly silver-greyish- (ie. sub-dued-) silver-coloured 'upperdeck' and shows two, identical and/or neatly golden-coloured, pips attached. The board - which is sized: 11,4 cms. in length - comes withouth tongue: it was worn as a board of the 'sew-in'-type. The board shows some moderate wear and/or age and still shows the signs of having been once tunic-attached. Simply an attractive and desirable, 'high-ranked' WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard that is executed in one of the more scarcely encountered branchcolours of the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, \'cyphered\' Pz-shoulderboard as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant der Panzer-Truppen\' who served within the famous \'GrossDeutschland\'-division This is a very desirable - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless fairly scarcely seen! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, \'cyphered\' shoulderboard as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroterer\'-) coloured branchcolour and that is showing a rarely observed, regular-sized and/or tarnished golden-toned \'GD\'-cypher (and dito pip) period-attached as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant der Panzer-Truppen\' (ie. Panzer-lieutnant first-class) who served within the famous \'GrossDeutschland\'-division and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboard - which is piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroterer\'-) coloured branchcolour - is executed in the \'smooth-type\'-wool and never had a tongue attached: it was clearly intended for usage as a board of the \'sew-in\'-pattern. The board - which is approximately 11,6 cms. sized in length - has a greyish (ie. truly sub-dued) \'upperdeck\' and shows the obvious signs of having been worn ie. having been once tunic-attached. As stated above, does the board show a non-magnetic, regular-sized and/or (tarnished) golden-toned, so-called: \'GD\'-cypher (and regular-sized- and/or golden-toned) pip attached denoting the officers\'-rank of: \'Oberleutnant\' (ie. lieutnant first-class). The \'cypher\' retains both its prongs and was attached to the board BEFORE it was fullly assembled (as can be seen on the back of the board). Both devices show a golden-toned- and clearly tarnished finish. This board was surely intended to be used on a regular, front-used tunic (ie. black-coloured Panzer \'wrap-around\'-tunic). Simply a very attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboard that shows lots of character and that belonged to a Panzer-officer who served within a famous WH \'elite\'-regiment: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, \'cyphered\' shoulderboard as was intended for an: \'Oberst des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 79\' This is a truly very attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless fairly rarely seen! - WH (Heeres) officers'-type, neatly 'cyphered' shoulderboard as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberst des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 79' (or: full colonel who served ie. possibly commanded the mountain-troops, artillery regiment, numbered: '79') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboard - which is piped in the neat bright-red (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour - is executed in the 'smooth-type' wool and comes without tongue as found: it was with certainly used as a board of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The board - which is approximately 11,4 cms. sized in length - has a typical greyish (ie. sub-dued) 'upperdeck' and shows the clear signs of having been used and/or once tunic-attached. As stated above, does the board show the (bright-golden-toned, larger-sized- and typical 'Buntmetall'-based) '7'- and/or '9'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and two (equally-styled, larger-sized) pips period-attached denoting the (high!) rank of: 'Oberst' (ie. full colonel). Of interest is, moreover, the fact that both 'cyphers' were attached to the board before it was completely assembled. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty not easily encountered! - 'cyphered' officers'-type board that belonged to a (high-ranked!) officer who served within the: 'Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 79'. Too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, \'cyphered\' shoulderboard as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant der Infanterie\' who served within the famous \'GrossDeutschland\'-division This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless fairly scarcely seen! - WH (Heeres) officers'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderboard as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and that is showing a rarely observed, regular-sized and/or bright-golden-toned 'GD'-cypher period-attached as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant der Infanterie' (ie. infantry-lieutnant first-class) who served within the famous 'GrossDeutschland'-division and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboard - which is piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - is executed in the 'smooth-type' wool and comes mounted onto its (neatly woven- and greyish-toned) tongue. The board - which is approximately 10,3 cms. sized in length - has a greyish (ie. truly sub-dued) 'upperdeck' and shows the clear signs (ie. rust-staining) of having been worn ie. having been once tunic-attached. As stated above, does the board show a magnetic, regular-sized and/or bright-golden-toned, so-called: 'GD'-cypher (and regular-sized- and/or golden-toned) pip period-attached denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Oberleutnant' (ie. lieutnant first-class). The neat 'cypher' misses (regrettably) one of its prongs but nevertheless retains a nice, bright-golden-toned- and minimally tarnished finish. Simply an attractive - and scarcely encountered! - 'cyphered' officers'-type shoulderboard that shows lots of character and that belonged to an officer who served within a famous WH 'elite'-regiment: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, \'cyphered\' shoulderboard as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant der Infanterie\' who served within the famous \'GrossDeutschland\'-division This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless fairly scarcely seen! - WH (Heeres) officers'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderboard as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and that is showing a rarely observed, regular-sized and/or bright-golden-toned 'GD'-cypher (and pip) period-attached as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant der Infanterie' (ie. infantry-lieutnant first-class) who served within the famous 'GrossDeutschland'-division and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboard - which is piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - is executed in the 'smooth-type'-wool and never had a tongue attached: it was clearly intended for usage as a board of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The board - which is approximately 11,7 cms. sized in length - has a greyish (ie. truly sub-dued) 'upperdeck' and shows the obvious signs of having been worn ie. having been once tunic-attached. As stated above, does the board show a non-magnetic, regular-sized and/or bright-golden-toned, so-called: 'GD'-cypher (and regular-sized- and/or golden-toned) pip attached denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Oberleutnant' (ie. lieutnant first-class). The 'cypher' retains both its prongs and retains a nice, bright-golden-toned- and just minimally tarnished finish. Simply an attractive - and scarcely encountered! - 'cyphered' officers'-type shoulderboard that shows lots of character and that belonged to an officer who served within a famous WH 'elite'-regiment: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) pre-war-period (ie. \'M-36\'- ie. \'M40\'-) pattern\', neatly \'cyphered\' EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for - and worn by! - a: \'Soldat und Mitglied eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) pre-war-period (ie. 'M-36'- ie. 'M40'-) pattern' (rounded style), neatly 'cyphered' EM-type shoulderstrap (ie. 'Schulterstück für Mannschaften des Heeres') as piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and just minimally worn by! - a: 'Soldat und Mitglied eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs' (or: simple soldier who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used ie. worn- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat strap - which has the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' is textbook in all facets. It shows the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured- and woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap which measures approximately 12,3 cms. in length and that comes of course in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition, overall never had a tongue and was most certainly worn and used as a strap of the 'sew-in'-type. The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) so-called: 'P'-cypher (ie. 'Ziffer') which is executed in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap shows - as stated above - only minimal usage ie. wear (some age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a very attractive and most certainly desirable EM-type, 'Panzer-Jäger'-related shoulderstrap: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' M36- (ie. M40-) rounded-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Divisionsstab\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - early- (ie. pre-) war-period WH (Heeres) 'cyphered' M36- (ie. M40-) rounded-pattern NCO-type shoulderstrap was piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Divisionsstab' (or: sergeant who served within the divisional headquarters of a tank- ie. anti-tank-division) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The strap - which measures 10,5 cms. in length - is fully 'text-book' in all facets and is executed in typical darker-green-coloured wool, having the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured and/or 'silk'-like-type piping attached. The strap is not damaged but does show some honest - albeit fair - wear and/or age: some minimal staining and/or wear is noticable (esp. on the piping). The shoulderstrap shows the (standard-pattern-) bright-silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and has a (larger-sized- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based-), Gothic-styled: 'D'-cypher and (equally executed) pip period-attached, denoting that the strap was intended for an NCO with the rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). Both devices were (I deem) period-attached and do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - neatly 'cyphered' shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Divisionsstab'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' M36- (ie. rounded-) pattern, NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 41\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - early- (ie. pre-) war-period WH (Heeres) 'cyphered' M36- (ie. rounded-) pattern, NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 41' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer unit, numbered: '41') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The strap - which measures 11,7 cms. in length - is fully 'text-book' in all facets and is executed in typical darker-green-coloured wool, having the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured and/or 'woolen'-type piping attached. The strap is totally undamaged but does show some honest - albeit fair - wear and/or age: some minimal staining and/or wear is noticable. It shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') stitched 'P'-cypher and '41'-numerals. All three 'cyphers' are executed in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected. The strap comes without tongue and was clearly used as a strap of the so-called: 'sew-in'-type: it has the more early-type, silver-coloured-, Heeres NCO-braid attached (something that is more often encountered with these early-type straps). Simply an attractive and with certainty scarcely encountered, 'cyphered' shoulderstrap that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 41'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' M36- (ie. rounded-) pattern, NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 9\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - early- (ie. pre-) war-period WH (Heeres) 'cyphered' M36- (ie. rounded-) pattern, NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 9' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer unit, numbered: '9') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The strap - which measures 12 cms. in length - is fully 'text-book' in all facets and is executed in typical darker-green-coloured wool, having the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured and/or 'rayon'-type piping attached. The strap - which is a typical example as was in my opinion used on the 'Waffenrock' (ie. dress-tunic) - is totally undamaged but does show some honest - albeit fair - wear and/or age: some minimal staining and/or wear is noticable. It shows the neat (hand-embroidered!) 'P'-cypher and '9'-numeral. Both 'cyphers' are executed in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected. The strap comes without tongue and was clearly used as a strap of the so-called: 'sew-in'-type: it has the more early-type, darker-silver-coloured-, Heeres NCO-braid attached (something that is more often encountered with these early-type straps). Simply an attractive and scarcely encountered, 'cyphered' 'Waffenrock'-shoulderstrap that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 9'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboard as (dual!) piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. dove-grey-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Major der Reserve des Kavallerie-Schützen-Regiments 3\' The attractive WH (Heeres) 'cyphered' officers'-type shoulderboard - which is truly a 'text-book'-specimen in all facets and that measures approximately 10 cms. in length - is 'dual-piped' in the (not that often seen!) golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelber'-) coloured branchcolour and that is showing a dove-grey-coloured 'underlay' and was as such intended for usage by a senior (reserve)-officer who served within a: 'Kavallerie- o. Schützen-Regiment' numbered: '3' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly used- albeit most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The board - which has a truly 'smooth-woolen'-based- (ie. 'moleskin'-like-) 'backing' - shows a neat (smaller-sized, bright golden-toned- and/or Gothic-styled) so-called: 'B'-cypher (ie. 'Ziffer') and equally styled: '3'-numeral period-attached denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Major der Reserve des Kavallerie-Schützen-Regiments 3'. All three devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but still retain a nice 'frosted' and/or golden-toned finish. The board came mounted onto its (typical smaller-sized) officers'-type tongue attached and came with a (silver-toned and 'pebbled'-style) 'screw-on'-button (ie. 'Schraubknopf') attached. The piece comes in an overall nice and only minimally used- ie. worn condition. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely found! - shoulderboard that was intended for a: 'Major der Reserve des Kavallerie-Schützen-Regiments 3'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the bright-green-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Panzer-Grenadier-Lehr-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' The attractive - and neatly 'cyphered'! - WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard is piped in the neat desirable bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such specifically intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant eines Panzer-Grenadier-Lehr-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: lieutnant who served within a within a later-war-period, infantry-related, training- ie. schooling rifle-regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The attractive shoulderboard is a typical 'text-book'-example of the 'Heeres'-type, 'Panzergrenadiere'-related shoulderboard and has the silverish-grey-coloured (ie. somewhat sub-dued) 'upperdeck' (making this a board that was - I deem - specifically intended for usage on a 'front-used' tunic). The board shows the desirable bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and was constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The board comes mounted onto its (typical smaller-sized) tongue and came with a so-called: 'screw-on'-button (ie. 'Schraubknopf') attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The board measures approximately 10 cms. in length and shows a single (larger-sized, Gothic-styled- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'L'-cypher (ie. 'Ziffer') period-attached denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie. lieutnant). The device is just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but has preserved a fine and fairly bright- (albeit minimally darkened) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - that originated from a smaller collection of single, 'cyphered' boards I recently acquired for the web-site - is truly void of any real age, wear nor staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, neatly 'cyphered' WH (Heeres) shoulderboard that belonged to a: 'Leutnant eines Panzer-Grenadier-Lehr-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 85\' The attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - shoulderboard is a typical, 'text-book'-example of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboard and has the silverish- (ie. somewhat 'shiny'-type-) 'upperdeck': it was with certainty issued and worn as such and does show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The board shows the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and was constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The board never had a tongue attached and was with certainty intended and worn as a board of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The board measures approximately 11 cms. in length and shows a set of (neatly darker golden-bronze-toned- and regular-sized) '8'- and '5'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and a single (regular-sized- and bright-golden-toned) pip period-attached. All three devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that both cyphers ('Ziffern') were attached onto the board BEFORE the piece was fully assembled . Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard that belonged an: 'Oberleutnant des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 85' (part of the '5.Gebirgs-Division'): too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' The attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - shoulderboard is a typical, 'text-book'-example of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboard and has the silverish- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdeck': it was with certainty issued and worn as such and does show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The board shows the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and was constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The board never had a tongue attached and was with certainty intended and worn as a board of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The board measures approximately 11,7 cms. in length and shows a single (regular-sized- and bright-golden-toned) pip period-attached. The pip just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard that belonged an: 'Oberleutnant eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the golden-yellow-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant des Panzer-Aufklärungs-Abteilungs 3\' The attractive - and neatly 'cyphered'! - WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard is piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such specifically intended for usage by a: a: 'Leutnant des Panzer-Aufklärungs-Abteilungs 3' (or: lieutnant who served within the army tank-reconnaissance unit numbered '3') and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The attractive shoulderboard is a typical 'text-book'-example of the 'Heeres'-type, 'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs'-related shoulderboard and has the silverish-grey-coloured (ie. somewhat sub-dued) 'upperdeck' (making this a board that was - I deem - specifically intended for usage on a 'front-used' tunic). The board shows the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour (and was constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The board comes mounted onto its (typical smaller-sized) tongue and came with a so-called: 'screw-on'-button (ie. 'Schraubknopf') attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The board measures approximately 10 cms. in length and shows a single (larger-sized, Gothic-styled- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'A'-cypher (ie. 'Ziffer') and an equally golden-toned (smaller-sized- and/or also 'Buntmetall'-based) '3'-numeral period-attached denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie. lieutnant). Both devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (albeit minimally darkened) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - that originated from a smaller collection of single, 'cyphered' boards I recently acquired for the web-site - is truly void of any real age, wear nor staining (as can be seen on the pictures). These 'standard'-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboards could be used with the regular-style officers-tunics but could naturally also be worn on the specific black-woolen 'Panzer'-type 'wrap-around'-tunics. Simply an attractive, neatly 'cyphered' WH (Heeres) shoulderboard that belonged to a: 'Leutnant des Panzer-Aufklärungs-Abteilungs 3'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboard as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann u. Mitglied des Divisionsstabs des Infanterie-Regiments 10\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard as executed in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: \'Hauptmann u. Mitglied des Divisionsstabs des Infanterie-Regiments 10\' (or: captain who served within the staff of the infantry-regiment, numbered: \'10\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. tunic-removed-) condition. The board - which is executed in the \'smooth\'-like- and/or beige-white-coloured wool (aka \'moleskin\') - measures approximately 10,5 cms. in length and has a fairly \'sub-dued\'- ie. silver-grey-coloured \'upperdeck\' (that shows moderate age and/or wear). The board has a (typical smaller-sized) tongue attached and came with a pebbled-style button attached as found. The board shows a (golden-toned, Gothic-styled, smaller-sized and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'D\'-cypher and equally-styled \'1\'- and/or: \'0\'-cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\' or numerals) and two neatly golden-toned (smaller-sized and \'Buntmetall\'-based) pips, period-attached: all five devices are minimally tarnished and/or stained but are still very nice and/or pronounced. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - officers\'-type, \'cyphered\' shoulderboard as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann u. Mitglied des Divisionsstabs des Infanterie-Regiments 10\': too bad it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboard as was piped in the bright-pink-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Panzer-Jäger- o. Panzer-Abwehr-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' The truly attractive - and neatly 'cyphered'! - WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard is piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such specifically intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant eines Panzer-Jäger- o. Panzer-Abwehr-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: lieutnant who served within a within an army anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The attractive shoulderboard is a typical 'text-book'-example of the 'Heeres'-type, 'Panzer'-related shoulderboard and has the silverish-grey-coloured (ie. somewhat sub-dued) 'upperdeck' (making this a board that was - I deem - specifically intended for usage on a 'front-used' tunic). The board shows the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour (and was constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The board comes mounted onto its (typical smaller-sized) tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). The board measures approximately 10,7 cms. in length and shows a single (larger-sized, Gothic-styled- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'PL'-cypher (ie. 'Ziffer') period-attached denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie. lieutnant). The device is just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but has preserved a fine and fairly bright- (albeit minimally darkened) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - that originated from a smaller collection of single, 'cyphered' boards I recently acquired for the web-site - is truly void of any real age, wear nor staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, neatly 'cyphered' WH (Heeres) shoulderboard that belonged to a: 'Leutnant eines Panzer-Jäger- o. Panzer-Abwehr-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboard as was piped in the bright-pink-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Panzer-Lehr-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' The truly attractive - and neatly 'cyphered'! - WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard is piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such specifically intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant eines Panzer-Lehr-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: lieutnant who served within a within a later-war-period, tank-related, training- ie. schooling unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The attractive shoulderboard is a typical 'text-book'-example of the 'Heeres'-type, 'Panzer'-related shoulderboard and has the silverish-grey-coloured (ie. somewhat sub-dued) 'upperdeck' (making this a board that was - I deem - specifically intended for usage on a 'front-used' tunic). The board shows the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour (and was constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The board comes mounted onto its (typical smaller-sized) tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). The board measures approximately 10,7 cms. in length and shows a single (larger-sized, Gothic-styled- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'L'-cypher (ie. 'Ziffer') period-attached denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie. lieutnant). The device is just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but has preserved a fine and fairly bright- (albeit minimally darkened) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - that originated from a smaller collection of single, 'cyphered' boards I recently acquired for the web-site - is truly void of any real age, wear nor staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, neatly 'cyphered' WH (Heeres) shoulderboard that belonged to a: 'Leutnant eines Panzer-Lehr-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboard as was piped in the bright-pink-coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant eines (Nebel)Werfer-Lehr-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' The truly attractive - and neatly \'cyphered\'! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard is piped in the desirable bright- darker-purple-red- (ie. \'bordeaux-roter\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such specifically intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant eines (Nebel)Werfer-Lehr-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: lieutnant first-class who served within a within a later-war-period, smoke-troops-related, training- ie. schooling unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The attractive shoulderboard is a typical \'text-book\'-example of the \'Heeres\'-type, \'(Nebel)Werfer\'-related shoulderboard and has the silverish-grey-coloured (ie. somewhat sub-dued) \'upperdeck\' (making this a board that was - I deem - specifically intended for usage on a \'front-used\' tunic). The board shows the desirable darker-purple-red- (ie. \'bordeaux-roter\'-) coloured branchcolour (and was constructed from the \'smooth-type\' wool as to be expected). The board comes mounted onto its period-attached (and unusually shaped- and/or sized) tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). The board measures approximately 10,8 cms. in length and shows a single (larger-sized, Gothic-styled- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'L\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\') and (equally-styled) pip period-attached denoting the officers\'-rank of: \'Oberleutnant\' (ie. lieutnant first-class). Both devices are moderately stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine (albeit minimally darkened) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - that originated from a smaller collection of single, \'cyphered\' boards I recently acquired for the web-site - came with a pebbled-styled, field-grey tunic-button attached and is truly void of any real age, heavy wear nor staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) shoulderboard that belonged to an: \'Oberleutnant eines (Nebel)Werfer-Lehr-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulder- board, as was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Artillerie-Lehrabteilungs\' This is a neat - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) 'cyphered', officers'-type shoulderboard as was executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Leutnant eines Artillerie-Lehrabteilungs' (or: leutnant and presumably instructor who served within an artillery-related-, schooling-regiment ie. unit), that comes in an overall nice- (albeit IMO minimally used ie. tunic-removed-) condition. The board - which is executed in the 'smooth'-like- and/or bright-red-coloured wool (aka 'moleskin'-wool) - measures approximately 10,7 cms. in length and has a silver-greyish-coloured- ie. truly sub-dued 'upperdeck'. The board comes with its (small-sized-) tongue attached and was IMO used as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The board shows a (regular-sized-, neatly golden-toned- and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-): 'L'-cypher attached: the device is somewhat tarnished and/or stained but is still very nice and/or pronounced (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the cypher was attached to the board BEFORE it was completely assembled. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulder- strap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive, officers'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderboard that belonged to a: 'Leutnant eines Artillerie-Lehrabteilungs': too bad it is only a single piece!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulder- board, as was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Nachshub-Lehrabteilungs\' This is a neat - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) 'cyphered', officers'-type shoulderboard as was executed in the light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumeblauer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Leutnant eines Nachshub-Lehrabteilungs' (or: leutnant and presumably instructor who served within a transport-related-, driving- ie. schooling-regiment), that comes in an overall nice- (albeit IMO minimally used ie. tunic-removed-) condition. The board - which is executed in the 'smooth'-like- and/or light-blue-coloured wool (aka 'moleskin'-wool) - measures approximately 10,7 cms. in length and has a silver-greyish-coloured- ie. truly sub-dued 'upperdeck'. The board comes with its (small-sized-) tongue attached and was IMO used as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The board shows a (regular-sized-, neatly golden-toned- and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-): 'L'-cypher attached: the device is somewhat tarnished and/or stained but is still very nice and/or pronounced (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the cypher was attached to the board BEFORE it was completely assembled. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulder- strap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive, officers'-type, 'cyphered' shoulder- board that belonged to a: 'Leutnant eines Nachshub-Lehrabteilungs': too bad it is only a single piece!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulder- board, as was intended for a: \'Major des Artillerie-Lehrregiments 1\' This is a neat - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) 'cyphered', officers'-type shoulderboard as was executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: 'Major des Artillerie-Lehrregiments 1' (or: major who served within artillery related-, training- ie. schooling-regiment, numbered: '1'), that comes in an overall nice- (albeit IMO moderately used ie. tunic-removed-) condition. The board - which is executed in the 'smooth'-like- and/or bright-red-coloured wool (aka 'moleskin'-wool) - measures approximately 11 cms. in length and has a silver-greyish-coloured- ie. sub-dued 'upperdeck'. The board never had a tongue attached and was without doubt intended for usage as a board of the 'sew-in-type' and was IMO used as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The board shows a (regular-sized-, neatly golden-toned- and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-): 'L'-cypher and '1'-numeral attached: both devices are somewhat tarnished and/or stained but are still very nice and/or pronounced (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the cypher and numeral were attached to the board BEFORE it was completely assembled. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulder- strap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive, officers'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderboard that belonged to a: 'Major des Artillerie-Lehrregiments 1': too bad it is only a single piece!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulder- board, as was intended for a: \'Major eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Lehrregiments\' This is a neat - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) 'cyphered', officers'-type shoulderboard as was executed in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and worn by! - a: 'Major eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Lehrregiments' (or: major who served within a cavalry- ie. reconnaisance related-, training- ie. schooling-regiment), that comes in an overall nice- (albeit IMO moderately used ie. tunic-removed-) condition. The board - which is executed in the 'smooth'-like- and/or golden-yellow-coloured wool (aka 'moleskin'-wool) - measures approximately 11 cms. in length and has a silver-greyish-coloured- ie. sub-dued 'upperdeck'. The board never had a tongue attached and was without doubt intended for usage as a board of the 'sew-in-type' and was IMO used as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The board shows a (regular-sized-, neatly golden-toned- and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-): 'L'-cypher attached: the device is somewhat tarnished and/or stained but is still very nice and/or pronounced (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the cypher was attached to the board BEFORE it was completely assembled. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulder- strap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive, officers'-type, 'cyphered' shoulder- board that belonged to a: 'Major eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Lehrregiments': too bad it is only a single piece!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the black-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant der Pioniere u. Mitglied eines Festungspionier-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) 'cyphered', officers'-type shoulderboard as was executed in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant der Pioniere u. Mitglied eines Festungspionier-Abteilungs' (or: engineers'-lieutnant first-class who served as an army fortress-engineer) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem hardly used ie. never tunic-attached-) condition. The board - which is executed in the 'smooth'-like- and/or black-coloured wool (aka 'moleskin'-wool) - measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length and has a silver-greyish-coloured- (ie. sub-dued) 'upperdeck' (and was possibly intended as a board to be used on a 'front-used' tunic). The board never had a tongue attached and was without doubt intended for usage as a board of the 'sew-in-type'. The board shows a bright- golden-toned- (and larger- ie. regular-sized-) so-called: 'FP'-cypher and single pip attached: both devices are somewhat tarnished and/or stained but is still very nice and/or pronounced. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive, officers'-type neatly 'cyphered' shoulder- board that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant der Pioniere u. Mitglied eines Festungspionier-Abteilungs': too bad it is only a single piece!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'M43\'-pattern, EM-shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type, so-called: 'M43'-pattern shoulderstrap as was piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: simple soldier who served within a motorised artillery-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive strap - which measures approximately 11,5 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - has the 'standard-type'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and shows the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The strap was only moderately used- and/or worn and does show some moderate staining and/or age simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue. This neat strap originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'M43\'-pattern, EM-shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat u. Feldwebel-Anwärter eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern shoulderstrap as was piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Soldat u. Feldwebel-Anwärter eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: simple soldier and/or sergeant-candidate who served within an army-related artillery-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive strap - which measures approximately 11,3 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - has the \'standard-type\'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\' and shows the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. It shows two period-attached \'Laschen\' which are constructed from bluish-grey- (ie. sub-dued) NCO braid denoting that the soldier held the function of: \'Feldwebel-Anwärter\'. The strap - that came with a field-grey-coloured tunic-button - was only moderately used- and/or worn and does show some moderate staining and/or age simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue. This neat strap originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap that belonged to a: \'Soldat u. Feldwebel-Anwärter eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) \'M43\'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) NCO-type, so-called: 'M43'-pattern shoulderstrap as was piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: company-sergeant who served within an artillery-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive strap - which measures approximately 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - has the 'standard-type'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and shows the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The strap shows the (typical) silverish-grey-coloured NCO-braid and three (matching, smaller-sized- and aluminium-based) pips attached and was only moderately used- and/or worn: it does show some moderate staining and/or age simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue. This neat strap originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive M43-pattern shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. even pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type (rounded-style-) \'cyphered\'-, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 16\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. even pre-war-) period, 'M36'-type (rounded-style-) 'cyphered'-, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 16' (or junior-sergeant who served within the infantry-regiment numbered '16'), in overall nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn-, condition. The shoulderstrap - which is approximately 11,8 cms. sized in length - has the 'standard-type' and/or slightly lighter-toned albeit still green-coloured-, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has as stated above the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured - and/or woolen-type piping attached. The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) '16'-numerals (which are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool as to be expected): moreover, does it show the silver-coloured- and/or early-pattern NCO-braid atttached, denoting the soldiers'-rank of: 'Unteroffizier'. The strap - which comes mounted on its functional tongue - shows as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. It should furthermore be noted that the: 'Infanterie-Regiment 16' is deemed of additional interest amongst many collectors: its troops were heavingly involved in the execution of 'Fall Gelb' (in which operation that took place in May 1940 the Netherlands were occupied by the Germans). In any case an attractive and/or early- (ie. pre-) war-period-, neatly 'cyphered' and 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 16'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-war-) period, 'M43'-pattern, 'cyphered'-, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: 'Feldwebel der Infanterie-Truppen im Wehrkreis VII' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-war-) period, 'M43'-pattern, 'cyphered'-, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Feldwebel der Infanterie-Truppen im Wehrkreis VII' (or: sergeant who served within a unit that fell under the jurisdiction of the: 'Wehrkreis', numbered: '7'), in overall very nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn-, condition. The shoulderstrap - which is approximately 11,5 cms. sized in length - has the 'standard-type' and/or field-grey-coloured-, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or desirable, 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The strap - which comes mounted on its functional tongue - shows as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The strap shows the silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. standard-pattern-) 'Heeres' NCO-braid and/or single- (aluminium-based-) pip attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Feldwebel' - see pictures. Next to this, the strap shows the - equally aluminium-based- and/or Latin-styled-, so-called: 'W'-cypher- and/or: zinc-based- and/or Roman-styled-, so-called: 'VII'-cypher, attached. All three devices are nicely preserved and do only show minimal age- ie. tarnish. It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or (IMO) early- ie. mid-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and/or: 'Heeres'-related shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Feldwebel der Infanterie-Truppen im Wehrkreis VII'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-war-) period, \'M43\'-pattern and/or: neatly \'cyphered\'-, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Divisions-Nachschubführer 18\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-war-) period, 'M43'-pattern and/or: neatly 'cyphered'-, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or worn by! - a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Divisions-Nachschubführer 18' (or simple soldier and/or possibly a driver who served within the transport-unit, numbered '18' being one of the the so-called: 'Divisionseigene Einheiten der 18. Infanterie-Division'), in overall nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn-, condition. The shoulderstrap - which is approximately 11,4 cms. sized in length - has the 'standard-type' and/or field-grey-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has as stated above the light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured- and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) '18'-numerals (which are executed in the light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured wool as to be expected). The strap - which comes mounted on its functional tongue - shows as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or early- (ie. mid-) war-period- and/or neatly 'cyphered', 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Divisions-Nachschubführer 18'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-war-) period, \'M43\'-pattern, \'cyphered\'-, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Artillerie-Beobachtungabteilungs 4\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-war-) period, 'M43'-pattern, 'cyphered'-, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Artillerie-Beobachtungabteilungs 4' (or: sergeant who served within who served within the artillery-observers unit or regiment, numbered: '4'), in overall very nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn-, condition. The shoulderstrap - which is approximately 11,9 cms. sized in length - has the 'standard-type' and/or field-grey-coloured-, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured - and/or: woolen-type piping attached. The strap - which comes mounted on its functional tongue - shows as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The strap shows the silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. standard- albeit early-pattern-) 'Heeres' NCO-braid and/or single- (aluminium-based-) pip attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Feldwebel' - see pictures. Next to this, the strap shows the - equally aluminium-based- and/or Gothic-styled-, so-called: 'B'-cypher- and/or: aluminium-based- and/or Latin-styled-, so-called: '4'-cypher, attached. All three devices are nicely preserved and do only show minimal age- ie. tarnish. It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or (IMO) early- ie. mid-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and/or: 'Heeres'-related shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Artillerie-Beobachtung- abteilungs 4'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-pattern- (ie. pointed-styled) \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 5\' This is a truly attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not often seen - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period-, so-called: 'M36'-pattern- (ie. pointed-styled) 'cyphered' and/or non-piped shoulderstrap, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 5' (or simple soldier who served within the artillery-observers regiment ie. unit, numbered '5') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The strap - which is approximately 11,5 cms. sized in length - has the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has (of course) no piping attached (as per regulation). The shoulderstrap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) Gothic-styled-, so-called: 'B'-cypher and/or: '5' numeral. Both 'cyphers' are executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected (see pictures). The strap - which comes mounted on its functional tongue shows as stated above moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is however visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered' so-called: 'Beobachtungs-Abteilungen'-shoulderstraps are very desirable and can easily be regarded 'rare', even more when they come in such a nicely preserved condition. In any case a very attractive, early- ie. pre-war-period, 'cyphered Heeres' shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 5' and which is IMO priced according to its obvious desirability and/or unmistaken rarity!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-pattern- (ie. pointed-styled) \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 5\' This is a truly attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not often seen - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period-, so-called: 'M36'-pattern- (ie. pointed-styled) 'cyphered' and/or non-piped shoulderstrap, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 5' (or simple soldier who served within the artillery-observers regiment ie. unit, numbered '5') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The strap - which is approximately 11,5 cms. sized in length - has the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has (of course) no piping attached (as per regulation). The shoulderstrap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) Gothic-styled-, so-called: 'B'-cypher and/or: '5' numeral. Both 'cyphers' are executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected: this colour has somewhat faded and look like pink (see pictures). The strap - which comes mounted on its functional tongue shows as stated above moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is however visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered' so-called: 'Beobachtungs-Abteilungen'-shoulderstraps are very desirable and can easily be regarded 'rare', even more when they come in such a nicely preserved condition. In any case a very attractive, early- ie. pre-war-period, 'cyphered Heeres' shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 5' and which is IMO priced according to its obvious desirability and/or unmistaken rarity!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type (pointed-style-) \'cyphered\' EM-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 69\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'M36'-type (pointed-style-) 'cyphered'- and/or per regulation non-piped, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for - and worn by! - a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 69' (or simple soldier who served within an army artillery unit ie. regiment numbered: '69'), in overall very nice, albeit minimally used ie. worn-, condition. The shoulderstrap - which is approximately 12,5 cms. sized in length - has the 'standard-type' and/or darker-green-coloured-, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has (of course) no piping. The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) '69'-numerals (which are executed in the bright-red- ie. 'hochroter'-coloured wool as to be expected). The strap - which comes mounted on its functional tongue - shows as stated above some minimal usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. This example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or early-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and 'Heeres'-related EM-type shoulderstrap that was intended for an: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 69'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type (pointed-style-) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Artillerie-Regiments 93\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'M36'-type (pointed-style-) 'cyphered'- and/or per regulation non-piped, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for - and worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier des Artillerie-Regiments 93' (or junior-sergeant who served within an army artillery unit ie. regiment numbered: '93'), in overall very nice, albeit minimally used ie. worn-, condition. The shoulderstrap - which is approximately 10,5 cms. sized in length - has the 'standard-type' and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has (of course) no piping. The strap - which has the silverish-coloured- and/or standard-pattern NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Unteroffizier' - shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) '93'-numerals (which are executed in the bright-red- ie. 'hochroter'-coloured wool as to be expected). The strap - which comes mounted on its functional tongue - shows as stated above some minimal usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. This example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or early-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier des Artillerie-Regiments 93'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type (pointed-style-) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Nachrichten-Abteilungs 43\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type (pointed-style-) \'cyphered\'- and/or per regulation non-piped, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for - and worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier des Nachrichten-Abteilungs 43\' (or junior-sergeant who served within an army signals unit ie. regiment numbered: \'43\'), that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn-, condition. The shoulderstrap - which is approximately 12,2 cms. sized in length - has the \'standard-type\' and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based \'upperdeck\' and has (of course) no piping. The strap - which has the silverish-coloured- and/or standard-pattern NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs\'-rank of: \'Unteroffizier\' - shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\'-) \'43\'-numerals (which are executed in the bright-yellow- ie. \'zitronengelbener\'-coloured wool as to be expected). The strap - which comes mounted on its functional tongue - shows as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all \'cyphered\'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded \'fairly scarce\'. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or early-war-period, neatly \'cyphered\' and \'Heeres\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Nachrichten-Abteilungs 43\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type (pointed-style-) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Nachrichten-Regiments 36\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'M36'-type (pointed-style-) 'cyphered'- and/or per regulation non-piped, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for - and worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier des Nachrichten-Regiments 36' (or junior-sergeant who served within an army signals unit ie. regiment numbered: '36'), in overall nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn-, condition. The shoulderstrap - which is approximately 13 cms. sized in length - has the 'standard-type' and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has (of course) no piping. The strap - which has the silverish-coloured- and/or standard-pattern NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Unteroffizier' - shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) '36'-numerals (which are executed in the bright-yellow- ie. 'zitronengelbener'-coloured wool as to be expected). The strap - which comes mounted on its functional tongue - shows as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or early-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier des Nachrichten-Regiments 36'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type (rounded-style-) \'cyphered\' enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Beobachtung Abteilungs 13\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'M36'-type (rounded-style-) 'cyphered'- and as per regulation piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for - and worn by! - a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Beobachtung Abteilungs 13' (or simple soldier who served within the artillery-observers' unit ie. regiment numbered: '13'), in overall nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn-, condition. The shoulderstrap - which is approximately 12 cms. sized in length - has the 'standard-type' and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has as to be expected the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached. The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) 'B'-cypher and/or '13'-numerals (which are both executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- wool- ie. fine-structured linnen as to be expected). The strap - which comes without tongue and which is apparently clearly 'cut-off' a tunic - shows as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or early-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and 'Heeres'-related shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Beobachtung Abteilungs 13'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type (rounded-style-) \'cyphered\'-, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen im Wehrkreis VI\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'M36'-type (rounded-style-) 'cyphered'- and as per regulation piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for - and worn by! - a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen im Wehrkreis VI' (or simple soldier who served within a unit that fell under the jurisdiction of the: 'Wehrkreis', numbered: '6'), in overall very nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn-, condition. The shoulderstrap - which is approximately 12 cms. sized in length - has the 'standard-type' and/or darker-green-coloured-, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has as to be expected the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached. The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) Roman-styled: 'W'-cypher and/or 'VI'-numerals (which are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool- ie. fine-structured linnen as to be expected). The strap - which comes mounted on its functional tongue - shows as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or early-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and/or: 'Heeres'-related shoulder- strap that was intended for a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen im Wehrkreis VI'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type (rounded-style-) \'cyphered\'-, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied eines Unteroffiziersschule der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type (rounded-style-) \'cyphered\'- NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied eines Unteroffiziersschule der Infanterie-Truppen\' (or: sergeant and possibly trainer who served within one of the infantry-related-, NCO-schools- ie. institutes), in overall nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn-, condition. The shoulderstrap - which is approximately 10,3 cms. sized in length - has the \'standard-type\'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based \'upperdeck\' and has the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached. The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\'-) \'US\'-cypher (which is executed in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured wool- ie. fine-structured linnen as to be expected - see pictures). The strap - which comes mounted on its functional tongue - shows as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The strap has the \'standard-issue\'-pattern-, bright-silver-coloured type NCO-braid- and/or single- (alumnium-based-) pip attached, denoting the NCOs rank of: \'Feldwebel\'. It should be noted that all \'cyphered\'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded \'fairly scarce\': those attributed to the: \'Heeres-Unteroffiziersschulen\' even more so. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or early-war-period, neatly \'cyphered\' and/or \'Heeres\'-related shoulderstrap that was intended for a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied eines Unteroffiziersschule der Infanterie-Truppen\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type (rounded-style-) \'cyphered\'-, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied eines Unteroffiziersschule der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that often found! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type (rounded-style) \'cyphered\'- NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied eines Unteroffiziersschule der Infanterie-Truppen\' (or: sergeant and possibly trainer who served within one of the infantry-related, NCO-schools- ie. institutes) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstrap - which is approximately 10,3 cms. sized in length - has the \'standard-type\'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based \'upperdeck\' and has the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached. The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\'-) \'US\'-cyphers (ie.\'Ziffern\') which are executed in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured wool- ie. fine-structured linnen as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which comes mounted on its functional tongue - shows as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The strap has the \'standard-issue\'-pattern, bright-silver-coloured type NCO-braid- and a single- (alumnium-based) pip attached, denoting the NCOs rank of: \'Feldwebel\'. It should be noted that all \'cyphered\'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded \'fairly scarce\': those attributed to the: \'Heeres-Unteroffiziersschulen\' even more so. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or early-war-period, neatly \'cyphered\' and/or \'Heeres\'-related shoulderstrap that was intended for a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied eines Unteroffiziersschule der Infanterie-Truppen\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type (rounded-styled-) \'cyphered\'-, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 7\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'M36'-type (rounded-style-) neatly 'cyphered'- and/or: bright-pink piped, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 7' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the army anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers' unit, numbered: '7'), in overall nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-, condition. The shoulderstrap - which is approximately 12,5 cms. sized in length - has the 'standard-type'- and/or: darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached. The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) '7'-cypher (which is executed in the bright-pink- ie. 'rosa-roter'-coloured wool as to be expected). Moreover, does it show the (early-pattern- and/or silverish-coloured-) NCO-braid attached, denoting the NCOs' rank of: 'Unteroffizier'. The strap - which never had a tongue and that was clearly worn as a piece of the 'sew-in'-type - shows as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. This particular example originated from a private household and was never before part of a collection: it was found together with the other single-pieced PZ-Jäger strap I offer under number: 39212. In any case a very attractive and/or with certainty not that easily encountered and/or neatly 'cyphered'- ie. or 'Heeres-Panzerjäger'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 7'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- ie. pre-war period-, \'M36\'-pattern- and/or neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 409\' This an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- ie. pre-war period-, co-called: 'M36'-pattern- and/or neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstrap having the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 409' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the infantry regiment, numbered: '409') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The strap - which measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length - has the 'standard-pattern' and/or: darker-green-coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has the 'rayon'-type- and/or white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (see pictures). The shoulderstrap shows the (standard-pattern-) silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and has two (regular-sized- and/or aluminium-based-) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel' (ie. 'sergeant first-class'). Next to this, the strap shows the (aluminium-based) '4'-,'0'- and/or: '9'-numerals attached. All five devices were with certainty period-attached and do show some regular age and/or tarnish. The strap came without tongue (and was worn as a piece of the 'sew-in'-type) and does show some moderate age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive early- ie. pre-war-period-, 'Heeres' NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderstrap that belonged to an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 409': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36 o. M40\'-pattern) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36 o. M40\'-pattern) and neatly \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and I deem just moderately worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: NCO and sergeant who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which measures approximately 10,2 cms. sized in length - has the \'standard-type\'- and/or: darker-green-coloured- (and/or smooth-woolen-based) \'upperdeck\' and has (as to be expected) the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which comes mounted onto its functional tongue attached - show as stated above only minimal usage and/or wear (some minor wear, staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The strap shows the (\'standard-issue\'-pattern) bright-silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and shows a greyish-silver-toned- (Gothic-styled, smaller-sized and/or zinc-based) so-called: \'P\'-\'cypher\' (ie. \'Ziffer\') and a single (equally styled and/or regular-sized) pip, period-attached. It should be noted that ALL NCO-pattern, \'Panzerjäger\'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded \'scarce\' (even more so when they are neatly \'cyphered\' as this example on offer here). Simply an attractive and/or: early- ie. pre-war-period, \'Heeres\'-Panzerjäger-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36 o. M40\'-pattern) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36 o. M40\'-pattern) and neatly \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and I deem just moderately worn by! - an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: NCO and sergeant-first-class who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which measures approximately 10,8 cms. sized in length - has the \'standard-type\'- and/or: darker-green-coloured- (and/or smooth-woolen-based) \'upperdeck\' and has (as to be expected) the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured- and/or desirable, silk-like-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which comes mounted onto its functional tongue attached - show as stated above only minimal usage and/or wear (some minor wear, staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The strap shows the (\'standard-issue\'-pattern) bright-silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and shows a silver-toned- (Gothic-styled, smaller-sized and/or aluminium-based) so-called: \'P\'-\'cypher\' (ie. \'Ziffer\') and two (equally styled and/or smaller-sized) pips period-attached. It should be noted that ALL NCO-pattern, \'Panzerjäger\'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded \'scarce\' (even more so when they are neatly \'cyphered\' as this example on offer here). Simply an attractive and/or: early- ie. pre-war-period, \'Heeres\'-Panzerjäger-related NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early-war period-, ie. \'M36\'-pattern- (rounded styled), NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments\' This is a truly attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that often seen - WH (Heeres), early-war period-, ie. 'M36'-pattern- (rounded styled), shoulderstrap having the neat bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments' (or: junior-sergeant who served within one of the army rifle-regiments), that comes in an overall nice (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which is approximately 10,9 cms. sized in length - has the smooth-woolen (ie. 'moleskin'-) based and/or: darker-green-coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has the woolen-type- and/or bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (see pictures). The shoulderstrap shows the (standard-pattern- ie. greyish-silver-coloured-) NCO-braid attached, denoting that the strap was intended for an NCO with the rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant). The strap comes mounted on its original (small-sized) tongue and does show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap is - as stated above - entirely executed from the the smooth-woolen (ie. 'moleskin'-) based wool and is as such a strap that was with certainty privately acquired at a tailor-shop or alike. Simply an attractive, IMO early- ie. mid-war-period-, 'Heeres' NCO-type, 'Panzergrenadiere'-related shoulderstrap that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments': I deem that I have priced this attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - strap accordingly!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early-war-period (ie. \'M36\'- ie.: \'M40\'-model- ie. rounded-style-) \'cyphered\', EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat u. Mitglied des Unteroffiziersvorschule XIII\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless rarely seen! - WH (Heeres), I deem early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie.: \'M40\'-model- ie. rounded-style-) \'cyphered\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Soldat u. Mitglied des Unteroffiziersvorschule XIII\' (or: soldier ie. student who was a trainee within the infantry-related NCO-school, numbered: \'13\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which has the \'standard\'-pattern- and/or darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\' - has the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which measures approximately 10 cms. in length - comes without a tongue: it was carefully \'cut-off\' a tunic (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap shows the nicely machine-embroidered, Gothic-styled, \'U\'- and/or: \'V\'-cyphers and/or: Roman-styled: \'XIII\'-numerals (naturally also executed in white-coloured linnen ie. wool). The strap was (I deem) clearly \'cut-of a tunic\' and shows - as stated above - only moderate usage ie. wear (just some moderate age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present). In any case is this a nice occasion to acquire a very attractive and desirable EM-type, \'Infanterie\'-related \'Unteroffiziersvorschule\'-shoulderstrap: I deem that this attractive and rarely found strap is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early-war-period (ie. \'M36\'- ie.: \'M40\'-model- ie. rounded-style-) \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel u. Offziersanwärter u. Mitglied einer Inf.-Schule\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless not that often encountered! - WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie.: \'M40\'-model- ie. rounded-style-) neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel u. Offziersanwärter u. Mitglied einer Infanterie-Schule\' (or: sergeant ie. officers\'-candidate who was attached to one of the infantry-related schooling-institutes) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which has the \'standard\'-pattern- and/or darker-green-coloured- and/or (boiled)woolen-based \'upperdeck\' - has the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached and is (I deem) a pieced that originates from a private tailor-shop (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which measures approximately 9,7 cms. in length - never had a tongue attached and was (I deem) used as a piece of the \'sew-in-\'pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap shows the (smaller-sized, Gothic-styled and zinc-based: \'S\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\') and a single (also zinc-based) pip period-attached. Moreover, does it show the (bright)silver-toned NCO-braid and does shows two (firmly-attached and horizontally-mounted) \'Laschen\' attached (denoting that the NCO was an officers-candidate). The strap shows - as stated above - only moderate usage ie. wear (just some moderate age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present). In any case is this a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and desirable NCO-type, \'Infanterie\'-related \'Schule\'-shoulderstrap that belonged to a: \'Feldwebel u. Offiziers-Anwärter\': I deem that this neat strap is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early-war-period (ie. \'M36\'- ie.: \'M40\'-model- ie. rounded-style-) \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel u. Mitglied des Unteroffiziersvorschule V\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless quite rarely seen! - WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie.: \'M40\'-model- ie. rounded-style-) neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an: \'Oberfeldwebel u. Mitglied des Unteroffiziersvorschule V\' (or: senior-sergeant ie. sergeant first-class and presumably a trainer who was attached to the infantry-related NCO-school, numbered: \'5\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which has the \'standard\'-pattern- and/or darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\' - has the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which measures approximately 12 cms. in length - comes mounted onto its period tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap shows the (regular-sized, Gothic-styled and aluminium: \'UV\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\'), equally-styled Roman-styled: \'V\'-numeral and two (also aluminium-based) pips period-attached (it should be noted that the \'UV\'-cypher misses a prong and was period-attached with some thread). The strap shows - as stated above - only moderate usage ie. wear (just some moderate age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present). In any case is this a nice occasion to acquire a very attractive and desirable NCO-type, \'Infanterie\'-related \'Unteroffiziersvorschule\'-shoulderstrap that belonged to an: \'Oberfeldwebel\': I deem that this attractive and rarely found strap is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), mid-war period-, \'M43\'-pattern- and/or neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for usage by a: \'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess des Infanterie-Regiments 227\' This is a truly very attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), mid-war period-, 'M43'-pattern- and/or neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstrap having the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess des Infanterie-Regiments 227' (or: senior-NCO ie. company-sergeant who served within the infantry regiment, numbered: '227') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The strap - which measures approximately 11 cms. in length - has the 'standard-pattern' and/or: field-grey-coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has the desirable 'silk-like'-type- and/or white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (see pictures). The shoulderstrap shows the (standard-pattern-) silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and has three (regular-sized- and/or aluminium-based-) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the unusually encountered rank of: 'Stabsfeldwebel' (ie. 'Spiess'). Next to this, the strap shows the ('Buntmetall'-based- and/or early pattern double '2'- and/or: '7'-numerals attached. All twelve devices were with certainty period-attached (in a somewhat sloppy manner!) and do show some regular age and/or tarnish. The strap comes mounted on its original tongue and does show some moderate age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive mid-war-period-, 'Heeres' NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess des Infanterie-Regiments 227': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), mid-war period-, \'M43\'-pattern- and/or neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for usage by a: \'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess des Infanterie-Regiments 355\' This is a truly very attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), mid-war period-, 'M43'-pattern- and/or neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstrap having the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess des Infanterie-Regiments 355' (or: senior-NCO ie. company-sergeant who served within the infantry regiment, numbered: '355') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The strap - which measures approximately 11,7 cms. in length - has the 'standard-pattern' and/or: field-grey-coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has the desirable 'silk-like'-type- and/or white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (see pictures). The shoulderstrap shows the (standard-pattern-) silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and has three (regular-sized- and/or aluminium-based-) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the unusually encountered rank of: 'Stabsfeldwebel' (ie. 'Spiess'). Next to this, the strap shows the (also aluminium-based- and/or early pattern '3'- and/or double '5'-numerals period-attached. All twelve devices were with certainty period-attached (in a somewhat sloppy manner!) and do show some regular age and/or tarnish. The strap comes mounted on its original tongue and does show some moderate age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive mid-war-period-, 'Heeres' NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess des Infanterie-Regiments 355': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), mid-war period-, \'M43\'-pattern-, NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for usage by a: \'Uffz. des Infanterie-Rgts. 9\' (showing an \'Übershube\' and \'Lasche\') This is a truly very attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), mid-war period-, 'M43'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstrap having the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffzier des Infanterie-Regiments 6' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the infantry regiment, numbered: '9') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The strap - which measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length - has the 'standard-pattern' and/or: field-grey-coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has the desirable 'silk-like'-type- and/or white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (see pictures). The shoulderstrap shows the (standard-pattern-) silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and has moreover a neat so-called: 'Übershube' (showing the machine-stitched '9'-numeral-) and bright-green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner'-) coloured regimental-indicator 'Lasche' period-attached, denoting that the strap was intended for an NCO with the rank of 'Unteroffzier'. The strap comes mounted on its original tongue and does show some moderate age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very interesting, mid-war-period-, 'Heeres' NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderstrap that belonged to an: 'Unteroffzier des Infanterie-Regiments 6': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), officers\'-type shoulderboard, as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Oberst eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments\' This is an attractive - and in this particular branchcolour scarcely encountered, albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard, as piped in the neat bright-green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and worn by! - an: 'Oberst eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments' (or full colonel that served within or even commanded a rifle-regiment), that comes in an overall nice (albeit used ie. tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboard - which is constructed from the bright-green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner'-) coloured- and 'smooth-type'- (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - is in an excellent condition overall but shows the clear signs of having been worn and/or moderately used. The fairly 'dull'- ie. sub-dued appearance of the 'upperdeck' is fully present and/or preserved, making this IMO a board that was probably intended for usage on a 'regular' front-used tunic. The board is just a bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or minimal wear. The board - which measures approximately 10,8 cms. in length - shows two (golden-toned albeit tarnished- and/or fully matching-) pips attached. The board never had a tongue: it is of the 'sew-in'-type and was IMO carefully tunic-removed. This interesting shoulderboard was recently found at a private household in Germany and was never before in a collection: it belonged to an: 'Oberst eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments' (who most certainly shortly wore and stored it for decades). Simply a very attractive and fairly high-ranked 'Heeres', officers’-type shoulderboard in a hard to encounter 'Waffenfarbe': too bad it is only a single piece!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant u. Mitglied des Eisenbahn-Pioniere-Abteilungs 4\' This is an attractive - and as such actually scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), 'cyphered', officers'-type shoulderboard as piped in the neat black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant u. Mitglied des Eisenbahn-Pioniere-Abteilungs 4' (or: lieutnant first-class who served within an armoured-trains-related, engineers' unit ie. regiment numbered: '4') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued albeit hardly used- ie. minimally worn-), condition. The board - which measures approximately 11,7 cms. in length and has a somewhat 'shiny' silver-coloured 'upperdeck' - shows some minor wear, age and/or minimal staining. The board comes without tongue and was with certainty issued- (and used) as a board of 'sew-in'-pattern. The board shows the neat (Gothic-styled, regular-sized, bright-golden-toned and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'E'-'cypher' and equally styled '4'-numeral and single pip period-attached. All three devices are - I deem - executed in 'Buntmetall'-based-metal and show some minimal age ie. tarnish: they have, however, maintained an attractive and truly 'frosted' appearance. Simply a very attractive - and most certainly desirable! - 'cyphered', 'Eisenbahnpioniere-Regiment'-related officers'-type shoulderboard: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant u. Mitglied des Eisenbahn-Pioniere-Abteilungs 7\' This is an attractive - and as such actually scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant u. Mitglied des Eisenbahn-Pioniere-Abteilungs 7\' (or: lieutnant first-class who served within an armoured-trains-related, engineers\' unit ie. regiment numbered: \'7\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued and used- ie. minimally worn-), condition. The board - which measures approximately 11,7 cms. in length and that has a somewhat \'shiny\' silver-coloured \'upperdeck\' - shows some minor wear, age and/or minimal staining. The board comes without tongue and was with certainty issued- (and used as) as a board of \'sew-in\'-pattern. The board shows the neat (Gothic-styled, regular-sized, bright-golden-toned and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'E\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\') and equally styled \'7\'-numeral and single pip period-attached. All three devices are - I deem - executed in \'Buntmetall\'-based-metal and show some minimal age ie. tarnish: they have, however, maintained an attractive and truly \'frosted\' appearance. The piece came with a smaller-sized tunic-button attached. Simply a very attractive - and most certainly desirable! - neatly \'cyphered\', \'Eisenbahnpioniere\'-related officers\'-type shoulderboard: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Kriegsmarine ie. \'Marine-Beamten-related-), neatly \'cyphered\'-, officers\'-type shoulderboard, as was intended for an administrative-officer with the rank of: \'Kapitänleutnant\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but still fairly scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine ie. 'Marine-Beamten-related-), beige-white-coloured- and neatly 'cyphered'-, officers'-type shoulderboard, that comes mounted on its so-called: 'Auf der Steg'-mounting, as was intended for - and worn by! - an administrative-officer with the rank of: 'Kapitänleutnant', in overall very nice (ie. slightly used and/or IMO tunic-removed-) condition. The neat shoulderboard - which is constructed from the beige-white-coloured wool - shows an 'upperdeck' that is executed in silver-coloured thread (ie. 'braid'). It measures approximately 11,3 cms. in length and comes mounted on its unusually seen so-called: 'Auf der Steg'-mounting and was as such (IMO) intended for usage on a white-coloured, summer-type tunic. The board shows a (golden-toned-) eagle-device- and two (zinc-based and golden-toned-) pips attached, denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Kapitänleutnant'. The board has truly extraordinary detail and is a great example of the employed craftmenship of the days. It is a tiny bit tarnished ie. stained (simply caused by years of storage ie. moderate wear). The piece originates from a private household and was never before in a collection. Simply a very nice and/or truly detailed WH Kriegsmarine ie. 'Marine-Beamten-related-, officers'-type shoulderboard: too bad it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Kriegsmarine ie. \'Marine-Beamten-related-), neatly \'cyphered\'-, officers\'-type shoulderboard, as was intended for an administrative-officer with the rank of: \'Leutnant\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but still fairly scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine ie. 'Marine-Beamten-related-), darker-blue-coloured- and neatly 'cyphered'-, officers'-type shoulderboard, that comes mounted on its so-called: 'Auf der Steg'-mounting, as was intended for - and worn by! - an administrative-officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant', in overall very nice (ie. slightly used and/or IMO tunic-removed-) condition. The neat shoulderboard - which is constructed from the darker-blue-coloured wool - shows an 'upperdeck' that is executed in silver-coloured thread (ie. 'braid'). It measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length and comes mounted on its unusually seen so-called: 'Auf der Steg'-mounting and was as such (IMO) intended for usage on a (regular) darker-blue-coloured, tunic. The board shows a (golden-toned-) eagle-device attached, denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Leutnant'. The board has truly extraordinary detail and is a great example of the employed craftmenship of the days. It is a tiny bit tarnished ie. stained (simply caused by years of storage ie. moderate wear). The piece originates from a private household and was never before in a collection. Simply a very nice and/or truly detailed WH Kriegsmarine ie. 'Marine-Beamten-related-, officers'-type shoulderboard: too bad it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe ie. Hitlerjugend-) related- and unusally \'cyphered\', so-called: \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstrap as was intended a: \'Flakhelfer\' (ie. later-war-period, youthful, anti-aircraft staff-member) This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single and just moderately used- and/or worn! - WH (Luftwaffe- ie. Hitlerjugend-) related- and unusally \'cyphered\', so-called: \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstrap as piped in the (typical) bright-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Flakhelfer\' (ie. later-war-period, youthfull anti-aircraft staff-member) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The strap measures approximately 10 cms. in length (as more often) and has the black-coloured- and typical smooth-woolen-based \'upperdeck\' (and has the \'silk-like\'-type- and/or blue-coloured piping attached). The strap just shows some moderate wear and comes in an overall very nice- and/or fully undamaged, condition. The strap - that shows a smaller-sized, zinc-based \'8\'-cypher period-attached - shows the \'Luftwaffe\'-type, bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' and came mounted onto its (smaller-shaped) tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap came from a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive, later-war period- and youth-related \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstrap that is actually not that often offered for sale: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe ie. Hitlerjugend-) related- and unusally \'cyphered\', so-called: \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstrap as was intended a: \'Flakhelfer\' (ie. later-war-period, youthful, anti-aircraft staff-member) This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single and just moderately used- and/or worn! - WH (Luftwaffe- ie. Hitlerjugend-) related- and unusally \'cyphered\', so-called: \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstrap as piped in the (typical) bright-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Flakhelfer\' (ie. later-war-period, youthfull anti-aircraft staff-member) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The strap measures approximately 10 cms. in length (as more often) and has the black-coloured- and typical smooth-woolen-based \'upperdeck\' (and has the \'silk-like\'-type- and/or blue-coloured piping attached). The strap just shows some moderate wear and comes in an overall very nice- and/or fully undamaged, condition. The strap - that shows some moderate age and wear - shows the \'Luftwaffe\'-type, bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' and came mounted onto its (smaller-shaped) tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap came from a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive, later-war period- and youth-related \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstrap that is actually not that often offered for sale: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as executed in \'HBT\'-material and piped in golden-yellow, as worn by a: \'Soldat der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen\' - nice (albeit used- ie. worn-) condition! This is a very nice - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens’-type shoulderstrap as entirely executed in reed-green-coloured 'HBT'-material and which is piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) branchcolour, as was intended for ie. worn by a: 'Soldat der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen' (or soldier within the paratrooper- or pilot-troops), in overall nice albeit clearly used ie. worn-, condition. The strap is in all facets a 'text-book'-example and is in a nice condition overall: it was clearly worn and/or tunic-removed. The strap does not show any defaults whatsoever: just some truly minimal staining caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear is noticable and/or present. The strap measures approximately 10,5 cms. in length and comes naturally mounted on its functional tongue. The strap shows the neat golden-yellow coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping and was (IMO) intended for usage on the 3/4-model, camouflaged 'Felddivisionen'-smocks. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat example of the rarely encountered 'Soldat der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen' shoulderstrap as executed in reed-green coloured 'HBT'-cloth: too bad it is only a single piece!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe) greyish-coloured- and/or felt-woolen-based, NCO-type rank-patch (aka \'moustache\') as was intended for usage by a non-commissioned officer holding the rank of: \'Unteroffizier\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless fairly rarely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe) greyish-coloured- and/or typical felt-woolen-based NCO-type rank-patch (aka rank-'moustache') as was specifically intended for usage by a non-commissioned officer holding the rank of: 'Unteroffizier' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem never used- nor tunic-attached-) condition. These neat rank-patches saw usage on the various LW-flight-overalls and/or even paratroopers'-jump-smocks. The patch on offer here - which is executed in beige-white-coloured, 'felt-like' wool as mounted on a greyish-blue-coloured and/or: 'smooth'-like woolen background - shows one white-coloured 'moustache' and was as such intended for a non-commissioned officer with the rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant). The patch shows only moderate aging and/or wear (it is just a tiny bit stained caused by fair wear and/or storage for decades). Simply a nice LW-rank-patch that does not come often for sale!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboard as (dual)piped in the bright-red-coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Regiments\' The attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that easily found! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboard is (dual)piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and has the typical dove-grey-coloured \'underlay\' and was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Regiments\' (or: reserve-lieutnant who served within an anti-aircraft-regiment ie. unit) and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and/or: carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboard is a \'text-book\'-example of a \'Luftwaffe\'-type, \'Flak-Artillerie\'-shoulderboard and shows the silver-coloured (ie. somewhat \'shiny\'-pattern) \'upperdeck\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The board show the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and has the typical dove-grey-coloured \'underlay\' (and was constructed from the typical \'smooth\'-type wool as to be expected). The board never had a tongue attached and was clearly used as a board of the \'sew-in-\'type (as can be seen on the pictures). It measures approximately 11 cms. in length and was most certainly issued- and/or worn as such and does show some moderate age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The board has a single (bright-golden-toned, larger-sized) pip period-attached (which device is just minimally stained- ie. tarnished). Simply an attractive shoulderboard that belonged to an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Regiments\'!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. Kragenspiegel) as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: lieutnant who served within an anti-aircraft-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in a moderately used- (ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The - neatly hand-embroidered! - tab is piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and does moreover show a secondary, bright-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour attached: as such, it was specifically intended for usage by an: eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'. The neat piece is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of beige-coloured buckram-based material and was carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed from the pictures). It should, in any case, be noted that these attractive, dual-piped officers\'-type insignia-pieces as intended for a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' can easily be graded: \'fairly scarce\' and are truly not that often offered for sale: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. Kragenspiegel) as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: lieutnant who served within an anti-aircraft-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in a moderately used- (ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The - neatly hand-embroidered! - tab is piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and does moreover show a secondary, bright-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour attached: as such, it was specifically intended for usage by an: eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'. The neat piece is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of beige-coloured buckram-based material and was carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed from the pictures). It should, in any case, be noted that these attractive, dual-piped officers\'-type insignia-pieces as intended for a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' can easily be graded: \'fairly scarce\' and are truly not that often offered for sale: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. Kragenspiegel) as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: lieutnant who served within an anti-aircraft-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in a moderately used- (ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The - neatly hand-embroidered! - tab is piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and does moreover show a secondary, bright-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour attached: as such, it was specifically intended for usage by a junior-officer who served with a \'Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'. The neat piece is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of beige-coloured buckram-based material and was carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed from the pictures). It should, in any case, be noted that these attractive, dual-piped officers\'-type insignia-pieces as intended for a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' can easily be graded: \'fairly scarce\' and are truly not that often offered for sale: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. Kragenspiegel) as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: lieutnant who served within an anti-aircraft-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in a moderately used- (ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The - neatly hand-embroidered! - tab is piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and does moreover show a secondary, bright-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour attached: as such, it was specifically intended for usage by a junior-officer who served with a \'Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'. The neat piece is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of beige-coloured buckram-based material and was carefully tunic-removed: moreover, does it still shows its period-attached inventory-etiket (as can be noticed from the pictures). It should, in any case, be noted that these attractive, dual-piped officers\'-type insignia-pieces as intended for a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' can easily be graded: \'fairly scarce\' and are truly not that often offered for sale: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. Kragenspiegel) as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fj-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: lieutnant who served within a pilot or paratroopers\'-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in a moderately used- (ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The - neatly hand-embroidered! - tab is piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour and does moreover show a secondary, bright-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour attached: as such, it was specifically intended for usage by a junior-officer who served within a: \'Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'. The neat piece is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of beige-coloured buckram-based material and was carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed from the pictures). It should, in any case, be noted that these attractive, dual-piped officers\'-type insignia-pieces as intended for a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' can easily be graded: \'fairly scarce\' and are truly not that often offered for sale: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. Kragenspiegel) as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: reserve-lieutnant first-class who served within an anti-aircraft-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in a moderately used- (ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The - neatly hand-embroidered! - tab is piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and does moreover show a secondary, bright-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour attached: as such, it was specifically intended for usage by an: eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'. The neat piece is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of beige-coloured buckram-based material and was carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed from the pictures). It should, in any case, be noted that these attractive, dual-piped officers\'-type insignia-pieces as intended for an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' can easily be graded: \'fairly scarce\' and are truly not that often offered for sale: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. Kragenspiegel) as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: reserve-lieutnant first-class who served within an anti-aircraft-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in a moderately used- (ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The - neatly hand-embroidered! - tab is piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and does moreover show a secondary, bright-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour attached: as such, it was specifically intended for usage by an: eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'. The neat piece is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of beige-coloured buckram-based material and was carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed from the pictures). It should, in any case, be noted that these attractive, dual-piped officers\'-type insignia-pieces as intended for an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' can easily be graded: \'fairly scarce\' and are truly not that often offered for sale: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: lieutnant who served within an anti-aircraft-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in a moderately used- (ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The - neatly hand-embroidered! - tab is piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and does moreover show a secondary, bright-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour attached: as such, it was specifically intended for usage by a junior-officer who served with a \'Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'. The neat piece is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of beige-coloured buckram-based material and was carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed from the pictures). It should, in any case, be noted that these attractive, dual-piped officers\'-type insignia-pieces as intended for a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' can easily be graded: \'fairly scarce\' and are truly not that often offered for sale: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Major der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Major der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: major who served within an anti-aircraft-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in a moderately used- (ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The - neatly hand-embroidered! - tab is piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and does moreover show a secondary, bright-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour attached: as such, it was specifically intended for usage by a fairly high-ranked officer who served with a \'Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'. The neat piece shows some corroded silver hand-embroidery and is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of beige-coloured buckram-based material and was carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed from the pictures). It should, in any case, be noted that these attractive, dual-piped officers\'-type insignia-pieces as intended for a: \'Major der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' can easily be graded: \'fairly scarce\' and are truly not that often offered for sale: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: lieutnant first-class who served within an anti-aircraft-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in a moderately used- (ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The - neatly hand-embroidered! - tab is piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and does moreover show a secondary, bright-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour attached: as such, it was specifically intended for usage by a junior-officer who served with a \'Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'. The neat piece is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of beige-coloured buckram-based material and was carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed from the pictures). It should, in any case, be noted that these attractive, dual-piped officers\'-type insignia-pieces as intended for an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' can easily be graded: \'fairly scarce\' and are truly not that often offered for sale: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'dual-piped', officers'-type collar-tab (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') as was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments' (or: reserve-lieutnant who served within a pilot- or paratroopers-regiment) and that comes in a moderately used- (ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The - neatly hand-embroidered! - tab is piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and does moreover show a secondary, bright-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour attached: as such, it was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments'. The neat piece is neatly 'backed' with a piece of white-coloured linnen and was carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed from the pictures). It should, in any case, be noted that these attractive, dual-piped officers'-type insignia-pieces as intended for: 'Offiziere der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirmregiments' can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce' and are truly not that often offered for sale: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tab as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'dual-piped', officers'-type collar-tab (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments' (or: reserve-lieutnant first-class who served within a pilot- or paratroopers-regiment) and that comes in a moderately used- (ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The - neatly hand-embroidered! - tab is piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and does moreover show a secondary, bright-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour attached: as such, it was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments'. The neat piece is neatly 'backed' with a piece of white-coloured linnen and was carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed from the pictures). It should, in any case, be noted that these attractive, dual-piped officers'-type insignia-pieces as intended for: 'Offiziere der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirmregiments' can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce' and are truly not that often offered for sale: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (LW) \'cyphered\', EM-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-red-coloured branchcolour as intended for usage by a: \'Soldat\' who served within the: \'Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs 4\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'cyphered\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat\' (or: simple soldier) who served within the: \'Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs 4\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft unit numbered: \'4\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn- and clearly \'cut-off\'-), condition. The shoulderstrap - which measures approx. 10 cms. in length - has the neat, bright-red-coloured branchcolour (and/or: \'woolen-like\'-type) piping attached and comes without tongue as found (it is clearly a strap of the \'sew-in\'-pattern and was clearly \'cut-off\'-a tunic as can be seen on the pictures). The strap show the neat machine-embroidered: \'4\' numeral (ie. \'Ziffer\') which is executed in bright-red-coloured linnen ie. wool by means of so-called: \'Kürbelstickerei\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The strap just shows some moderate wear: some minimal age usage is visible and/or present. Simply a neatly \'cyphered\', LW-Flakartillerie shoulderstrap that can easily be used to complete a LW \'Viertaschenrock: too bad that it is just a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (LW) \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-red-coloured branchcolour as intended for usage by an: \'Uffz.\' who served within the: \'Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs 4\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier\' (or: junior-sergeant) who served within the: \'Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs 4\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft unit numbered: \'4\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The shoulderstrap - which measures approx. 12,2 cms. in length - has the neat, bright-red-coloured branchcolour (and/or: \'woolen-like\'-type) piping attached and comes without tongue as found (it is clearly a strap of the \'sew-in\'-pattern and was clearly \'cut-off\'-a tunic as can be seen on the pictures). Next to the typical, silver-toned NCO-braid does the strap show the neat machine-embroidered: \'4\' numeral (ie. \'Ziffer\') which is executed in bright-red-coloured linnen ie. wool by means of so-called: \'Kürbelstickerei\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The strap just shows some moderate wear: some minimal age usage is visible and/or present. Simply a neatly \'cyphered\', LW-Flakartillerie shoulderstrap that can easily be used to complete a LW \'Viertaschenrock: too bad that it is just a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - white-coloured, WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Hermann Göring Division\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - white-coloured, WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unteroffizier der Luftwaffe') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Hermann Göring Division' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem isssued albeit never worn nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is executed in white-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and was as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the units that operated under the jurisdiction of the 'Hermann Göring Division'. The patch shows a single (silverish-coloured- and/or aluminium-based) gull attached and has the 'standard'-pattern, yellowish-beige-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based 'backing' attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and desirable LW 'Hermann Göring-Division'-related collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - white-coloured- (and/or bright-red piped) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Hermann Göring Division\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - white-coloured- (and/or bright-red-piped) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unteroffizier der Luftwaffe') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Hermann Göring Division' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is executed in white-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and was as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the units that operated under the jurisdiction of the 'Hermann Göring Division'. The patch shows three (silverish-coloured- and/or aluminium-based) gulls attached and has the 'standard'-pattern, brownish-yellow-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based 'backing' attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab is, moreover, nicely piped with bright-red-coloured piping (which is executed in the more often encountered wool) something that (I deem) most certainly signified artillery- (ie. 'Artillerie'-) usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW 'Hermann Göring-Division'-related collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - white-coloured- (and/or bright-red piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Hermann Göring Division\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - white-coloured- (and/or bright-red-piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Hermann Göring Division' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is executed in white-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and was as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the units that operated under the jurisdiction of the 'Hermann Göring Division'. The patch shows a single (greyish-coloured- and/or 'Feinzink'-based-) gull attached and has the 'standard'-pattern, brownish-yellow-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based 'backing' attached: moreover, was it once glued into an album or scrap-book and still shows some minimal carton- ie. glue-remains on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab is, moreover, nicely piped with bright-red-coloured piping (which is executed in the twisted- and 'braid-based'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified artillery- (ie. 'Artillerie'-) usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW 'Hermann Göring-Division'-related collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - white-coloured- (and/or bright-red piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Hermann Göring Division\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - white-coloured- (and/or bright-red-piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Hermann Göring Division' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is executed in white-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and was as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the units that operated under the jurisdiction of the 'Hermann Göring Division'. The patch shows three (silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based-) gulls period-attached and has the 'standard'-pattern, brownish-yellow-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based 'backing' attached: moreover, was it once glued into an album or scrap-book and still shows some minimal glue-remains on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab is, moreover, nicely piped with bright-red-coloured piping (which is executed in the woolen-based pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified artillery- (ie. 'Artillerie'-) usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW 'Hermann Göring-Division'-related collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - \'BeVo\'-woven, NCO-type \'Ostvölker\'-collar-tab as was specifically intended for a \'Nord-Kaukasischer\' volunteer within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' (ie. \'Zugführer\' within the: \'Nord-Kaukasische Legion\') This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless very scarcely found! - 'BeVo'-woven, NCO-type 'Ostvölker'-collar-tab (as piped in the copper-brown (ie. 'kupferbrauner'-) coloured branchcolour) as was specifically intended for usage by a 'Nord- o. Berg-Kaukasischer' volunteer who served within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' (ie. who was a: 'Zugführer' within the: 'Nord-Kaukasische Legion') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. - I deem - carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The collar-tab is nicely executed in the so-called: 'BeVo-weave'-pattern and was period-folded- ie. confectioned: it does show a border of silverish-grey-coloured (ie. 'standard-issue' type) 'NCO'-braid denoting that it was intended for a non-commisioned officer holding the rank of: 'Zugführer'. It should be noted that these - original - 'official' collar-tabs executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo'!) are considered very scarce. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat German-produced, 'BeVo'-woven Ostvölker-collar-tab as was intended for a 'Nord-Kaukasischer' volunteer (ie. 'Zugführer' ie. NCO serving within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht')!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - \'BeVo\'-woven, NCO-type \'Ostvölker\'-collar-tab as was specifically intended for a \'Nord-Kaukasischer\' volunteer within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' (ie. \'Zugführer\' within the: \'Nord-Kaukasische Legion\') This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless very scarcely found! - 'BeVo'-woven, NCO-type 'Ostvölker'-collar-tab (as piped in the copper-brown (ie. 'kupferbrauner'-) coloured branchcolour) as was specifically intended for usage by a 'Nord- o. Berg-Kaukasischer' volunteer who served within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' (ie. who was a: 'Zugführer' within the: 'Nord-Kaukasische Legion') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. - I deem - carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The collar-tab is nicely executed in the so-called: 'BeVo-weave'-pattern and was period-folded- ie. confectioned: it does show a border of silverish-grey-coloured (ie. 'standard-issue' type) 'NCO'-braid denoting that it was intended for a non-commisioned officer holding the rank of: 'Zugführer'. It should be noted that these - original - 'official' collar-tabs executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo'!) are considered very scarce. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat German-produced, 'BeVo'-woven Ostvölker-collar-tab as was intended for a 'Nord-Kaukasischer' volunteer (ie. 'Zugführer' ie. NCO serving within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht')!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - \'cyphered\' so-called: \'M36- ie. M40-pattern\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for - and/or moderately worn by! - an: \'Uffz. des Sanitäts-Abteilungs o. Regiments 3\' The truly attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - NCO-type shoulderstrap is (I deem) of the pre- ie. early-war-period- (ie. 'M36- o. M40'-) pattern and does show only moderate age, wear and/or minimal staining. The (rounded-styled) strap has the typical darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show the neat darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour and woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstrap comes mounted onto its functional tongue attached and was with certainty a piece that was used onto a 'front-type'-tunic. Next to the (typical) siilverish-toned NCO-braid does the strap show the neat (and unsually seen!) '3'-numeral ie. 'Ziffer' (which is machine-embroidered in darker-blue wool or linnen by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' as to be expected). The strap - which measures approximately 12,3 cms. in length - was used by an: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior sergeant or medical orderly) who was (I deem) attached to the: 'Sanitäts-Abteilung 3' (being a specific army medical-unit). Simply, a neat pre- (ie. early-) war-period, 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier des Sanitäts-Abteilungs o. Regiments 3' and that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - \'cyphered\' so-called: \'M40- ie. M43-pattern\', WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for - and/or moderately worn by! - a: \'Soldat des Sanitäts-Abteilungs o. Regiments 11\' The truly attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - shoulderstrap is (I deem) of the early- ie. mid-war-period- (ie. 'M40- o. M43'-) pattern and does show only moderate age, wear and/or minimal staining. The strap has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show the neat darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour and desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstrap comes mounted onto its functional tongue attached and was with certainty a piece that was used onto a 'front-type'-tunic. It shows the neat (and unsually seen!) Roman-styled 'XI'-numeral (which is machine-embroidered in darker-blue wool or linnen by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' as to be expected). The strap - which measures approximately 10 cms. in length - was used by a: 'Soldat' (ie. simple soldier or medical orderly) who was (I deem) attached to the: 'Sanitäts-Abteilung 11' (being a specific army medical-unit). Simply, a neat early- (ie. mid-) war-period, 'cyphered' EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: 'Soldat des Sanitäts-Abteilungs o. Regiments 11' and that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard, as was intended for a: \'Leutnant des Infanterie-Regiments 451\' - overall nice (albeit IMO moderately used ie. tunic-removed-) condition! This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Leutnant des Infanterie-Regiments 451\' (or lieutnant who served within the infantry regiment, numbered: \'451\' ), in overall nice, albeit clearly used ie. worn and/or IMO tunic-removed, condition. The neat shoulderboard is constructed in the smooth-type (ie. \'moleskin\'-like) wool and is per regulation piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour. The board - which has a length of approximately 11 cms. - comes without tongue as found and/or worn and was thus a board that was worn as a so-called: \'sew-in\'-type example. The board has a truly \'silver-greyish\'-coloured (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\'-) \'upperdeck\' (something that clearly identifies it as WH Heeres-type shoulder- board). The board shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by years of storage and/or minimal wear and/or usage: it is IMO most certainly worn and/or carefully tunic-removed (it comes with a pebbled-styled, button period-attached (sewn on by hand). The board - which originate from a private household and was never before in a collection - shows the(regular-sized-) golden-toned, \'4, \'5\' and \'1\'-numerals attached: all 3 devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear. Simply an attractive infantry-related shoulderboard that belonged to a: \'Leutnant des Infanterie-Regiments 451\': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres), early-war period-, ie. \'M36\'-pattern- (rounded styled), NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel einer Nebelwerfer-Schule\' This is a truly attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that often seen - neatly 'cyphered' WH (Heeres), early-war period-, ie. 'M36'-pattern- (rounded styled), shoulderstrap having the neat darker-purple- (ie. 'bordeaux-roter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel einer Nebelwerfer-Schule' (or: sergeant who served within one of the army smoke-troop schools or training-institutes), that comes in an overall nice (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which is approximately 10,9 cms. sized in length - has the smooth-woolen (ie. 'moleskin'-) based and/or: darker-green-coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has the 'rayon'-type- and/or darker-purple- (ie. 'bordeaux-roter'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (see pictures). The shoulderstrap shows the (standard-pattern- ie. greyish-silver-coloured-) NCO-braid attached and shows a (regular-sized- and/or: zinc-based-) 'S'-cypher and pip period-attached, denoting that the strap was intended for an NCO with the rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). Both devices show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish. The strap comes mounted on its original (small-sized) tongue and does show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap is - as stated above - entirely executed from the the smooth-woolen (ie. 'moleskin'-) based wool and is as such a strap that was with certainty privately acquired at a tailor-shop or alike. Simply a very attractive, IMO early- ie. mid-war-period-, 'Heeres' NCO-type, 'Nebelwerfer'-related shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel einer Nebelwerfer-Schule': I deem that I have priced this attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - strap accordingly!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - \'cyphered\'-, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard, as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: \'Major des Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 6\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: 'Major des Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 6' (or: major who served within the infantry-related machinegunners unit ie. regiment, numbered: '6'), in overall nice, albeit clearly used ie. worn and/or: clearly tunic-removed-, condition. The neat shoulderboard is constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and is per regulation piped in white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool. The board - which has a length of approximately 9,5 cms. - comes without tongue as found and/or worn and was thus a board that was worn as a so-called: 'sew-in'-type example. The board has a neat 'silver-greyish'-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) 'upperdeck' (something that clearly identifies it as a WH Heeres-type shoulderboard). The board shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by years of storage and/or minimal wear and/or usage: it is IMO most certainly worn and/or carefully tunic-removed ie. cut-off a tunic. The board shows a neat (golden-bronze-toned-, smaller-sized- and/or Gothic-styled-) 'M'-cypher attached and shows an (equally golden-toned-) '6'-numeral period attached: both devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear. Simply an attractive shoulderboard that belonged to a: 'Major des Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 6': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - \'cyphered\'-, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard, as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Oberstleutnant des Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 7\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an: 'Oberstleutnant des Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 7'(or lieutnant-colonel who served within the infantry-related machinegunners unit ie. regiment, numbered: '7'), in overall nice, albeit clearly used ie. worn and/or clearly tunic-removed-, condition. The neat shoulderboard is constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and is per regulation piped in white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool. The board - which has a length of approximately 10,5 cms. - comes without tongue as found and/or worn and was thus a board that was worn as a so-called: 'sew-in'-type example. The board has a neat 'silver-greyish'-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) 'upperdeck' (something that clearly identifies it as a WH Heeres-type shoulderboard). The board shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by years of storage and/or minimal wear and/or usage: it is IMO most certainly worn and/or carefully tunic-removed. The board - which originates from a private household and was never before in a collection - shows a neat (smaller-sized- and/or Gothic-styled-) 'M'-cypher attached and shows a single (golden-toned-) pip and (equally golden-toned-) '7'-numeral attached: all three devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear. Simply an attractive shoulderboard that belonged to an: 'Oberstleutnant des Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 7': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - \'cyphered\'-, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard, as was intended for a: \'Major des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 24\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard, as was piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: 'Major des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 24' (or major who served within the anti-tank ie. tank-destroyer unit, numbered: '24’), in overall nice, albeit clearly used ie. worn and/or clearly tunic-removed, condition. The neat shoulderboard - which is actually hard to encounter and can IMO easily be graded scarce! - is constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and is per regulation piped in the (very!) bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour. The board - which has a length of approximately 10 cms. - comes without tongue as found and/or worn and was thus a board that was worn as a so-called: 'sew-in'-type example. The board has a neat 'silver-greyish'-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) 'upperdeck' (something that clearly identifies it as WH Heeres-type shoulder- board). The board shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by years of storage and/or minimal wear and/or usage: it is IMO most certainly worn and/or carefully tunic-removed (ie. cut-off). The board - which originates from a private household and was never before in a collection - shows a (smaller-sized-) golden-toned-, Gothic-styled 'P'-cypher and/or: '2' and/or '4'-numerals attached: all three devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - shoulderboard that belonged to a: 'Major des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 24': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - \'FAD\'- (ie. \'Freiwilligen-Arbeitsdienst\'-) related, officers\'-pattern shoulderboard (ie. \'Schulterstück\') as was intended for - and used by - a: \'FAD-Feldmeister\' (ie. lieutnant first-class) This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - so-called: 'FAD'- (ie. 'Freiwilligen-Arbeitsdienst'-related-) officers'-pattern shoulderboard (ie. 'Schulterstück') as was intended for - and used by - a: 'FAD-Feldmeister' (ie. lieutnant first-class) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderstrap - which measures 12,7 cms. in length and which is of the type that was used on the various FAD-tunics around 1934/35 - does show some minimal and/or age but is void of any damage or alike: it is constructed from the (typical) black-coloured-, velvet-type wool and shows a silverish-black-striped 'upperdeck' having to horizontally mounted loops attached (all constructed from silverish/black-coloured braid as to be expected). The board comes without tongue and was with certainty intended to be used as a piece of the so-called: 'sew-in-type'. I came with a typical 'FAD'-type tunic-button attached. Simply an attractive, 'FAD'- (ie. 'Freiwilligen-Arbeitsdienst'-) related, officers'-pattern shoulderboard that was intended for - and used by - a: 'FAD-Feldmeister': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - \'Luftschutz\'- (ie. RLB-related-) officers\'-pattern shoulderboard (ie. \'Schulterstück\') as was intended for - and used by - an: \'RLB-Hauptluftschutzführer\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - 'Luftschutz'- (ie. RLB-related-) officers'-pattern shoulderboard (ie. 'Schulterstück') as was intended for - and clearly used by - an: 'RLB-Hauptluftschutzführer' (or: air-raid-warden-officer with a rank comparable with that of a captain ie. 'Hauptmann') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. IMO minimally used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderstrap - which measures 11 cms. in length and which is of the pre- (ie. early-war-) type that was used on the various RLB-tunics throughout the war - does show some minimal and/or age but is void of any damage: it is constructed from the (typical) lilac-coloured-, smooth-type wool and shows a silverish-coloured 'upperdeck' having to horizontally mounted loops (all constructed from silver-braid as to be expected). The board comes without tongue and was with certainty intended to be used as a piece of the so-called: sew-in-type. Simply an attractive, 'Luftschutz' (ie. RLB-related-) shoulderboard that was intended for - and used by - an: 'RLB-Hauptluftschutzführer': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - \'M36\'-styled- (ie. rounded-pattern) WH (Heeres), \'cyphered\'-, NCO-type-, shoulderstrap as was intended for - and worn by! - an: \'Oberfeldwebel u. Mitglied einer Gebirgsjäger-Schule\' The neat shoulderstrap - which is moderately used ie. clearly worn - measures approximately 13,2 cms. in length (and is 5.3 cms. wide as more often seen) has the darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based-, 'upperdeck': its shows the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping ie. branchcolour, attached. The strap comes mounted on its functional tongue and was IMO moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap has the 'standard'-pattern- and/or (bright-) silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and shows a Gothic-styled- (and/or regular-sized-, silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based-) 'S'-cypher and dito pips attached denoting the NCOs'-rank ie. function of: 'Oberfeldwebel u. Mitglied einer Gebirgsjäger-Schule'. All three devices are minimally stained- ie. tarnished, simply caused by wear and/or decades of storage. The strap is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained and shows evidence of having been used and/or worn. The piece - which is with certainty a 'standard-issued'- (and NOT a tailor-made-) strap - is simply hard to be upgraded. This particular shoulderstrap originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired. It should be noted that all enlisted-mens' (and/or NCO-type-) 'Gebirgsjäger'-related shoulderstraps can easily be graded 'very scarce'. Simply a great piece: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - \'M36\'-styled- (ie. rounded-pattern) WH (Heeres), \'cyphered\'-, NCO-type-, shoulderstrap as was intended for - and worn by! - an: \'Oberfeldwebel u. Mitglied einer Gebirgsjäger-Schule\' The neat shoulderstrap - which is moderately used ie. clearly worn - measures approximately 12,1 cms. in length (and is 4,8 cms. wide as more often seen) has the darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based-, 'upperdeck': its shows the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping ie. branchcolour, attached. The strap comes mounted on its functional tongue and was IMO moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap has the 'standard'-pattern- and/or (bright-) silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and shows a Gothic-styled- (and/or regular-sized-, bright-silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based-) 'S'-cypher and dito pips attached denoting the NCOs'-rank ie. function of: 'Oberfeldwebel u. Mitglied einer Gebirgsjäger-Schule'. All three devices are minimally stained- ie. tarnished, simply caused by wear and/or decades of storage. The strap is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained and shows evidence of having been used and/or worn. The piece - which is with certainty a 'standard-issued'- (and NOT a tailor-made-) strap - is simply hard to be upgraded. This particular shoulderstrap originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired. It should be noted that all enlisted-mens' (and/or NCO-type-) 'Gebirgsjäger'-related shoulderstraps can easily be graded 'very scarce'. Simply a great piece: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - \'Polizei\' (ie. police) general-officers\'-type shoulderboard, as was executed in golden-/silver toned \'braid\', as was intended for usage by a: \'Generalmajor der Polizei\' The truly attractive shoulderboard - which is constructed from the typical bright-green-coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool and having the golden-/silver toned- so-called: braid-based upperdeck - comes in an excellent condition overall and is hard to be upgraded: the board was with certainty worn and came as recently found. The board is just a tiny bit 'tarnished' simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear and was with certainty once tunic-attached: it comes mounted on its thin-shaped (officers'-type) tongue. The neat shoulderboard - which measures approximately 10,4 cms. in length - never had any general-officers'-pip(s) attached denoting the rank of a: 'Generalmajor der Polizei' (see pictures). It should be noted that all (police) general-officers' shoulderboards can easily be graded 'very scarce'. Too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably single! - \'Polizei\', general-officers\'-type shoulderboard, as was executed in golden-/silver toned \'braid\', as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Gruppenführer u. Generalleutnant der Waffen-SS bzw. Polizei\' The truly attractive shoulderboard - which is constructed from the typical bright-green-coloured and 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool and having the golden- and silver toned- so-called: 'braid'-based 'upperdeck' - comes in an excellent condition overall and is hard to be upgraded: the board was with certainty worn ie. tunic-removed and came as recently found. The board is just a tiny bit 'tarnished' simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear and was with certainty once tunic-attached: it never had a tongue and was with certainty worn as a piece of the 'sew-in'-type (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat shoulderboard - which measures approximately 11 cms. in length - shows a period-attached- (silver-toned- and aluminium-based-) pip attached denoting the rank of a: 'Generalleutnant der Polizei' (see pictures). It should be noted that all (police) general-officers' shoulderboards can easily be graded 'very scarce'. Too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit regrettably singly but nevertheless scarcely found! - WH (Luftwaffe) collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der LW\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Flieger-Oberstabsingenieur\' (being a rank similar to: \'Oberstleutnant\') This is a v ery attractive - albeit regrettably singly but nevertheless very scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) collar-tab (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der LW') as executed on a bright-pink-coloured background as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Flieger-Oberstabsingenieur' (being a rank similar to: 'Oberstleutnant' or: lieutnant-colonel) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The tab is executed in the neat smooth-like- (ie. 'moleskin'-) type wool and has truly extraordinary detail: the shown craftmanship is very detailed and simply stunning. The backing is constructed of yellowish-beige-coloured, so-called 'buckram'-based cloth (as can be seen on the pictures). These 'pink-coloured' LW-tabs as were intended for staffmembers of the 'Ingenieurkorps der Luftwaffe' are quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'very scarce'. Simply a very attractive high-ranked collar-tab that belonged to a: a: 'Flieger-Oberstabsingenieur': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit single - officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as was used by an NCO holding the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'Waffen-SS Untersturmführer\') This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single - example of an officers'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by an officer holding the rank of: 'Leutnant' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Untersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant) being a printed example as executed in typical silk-like material (ie. 'Kunstseide') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. This piece - which is of the 'printed pattern' as executed in black on a bright-green-coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type, linnen-based background - shows shows a single oakleaf-bar and single square-sized bar signifying that this patch was intended for usage by an officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Untersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant). The piece is just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but is simply nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar!

Attractive - albeit single - WH (Heeres), IMO early-war period (ie. \'M36\'-model- ie. rounded-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for an: \'Uffz. u. Feldwebel-Anwärter des Geb.Jäger-Rgts. 13\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres), IMO early-war period (ie. 'M36'-model and/or rounded-style-) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier u. Feldwebel-Anwärter des Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 13' (or: junior-sergeant and/or: sergeant-candidate who served within a mountain-troop-related unit- ie. regiment, numbered: '13'), in overall very nice (albeit IMO moderately used ie. worn-) condition. The neat strap - which has entirely been executed in darker-green-coloured and/or smooth-woolen-based wool and that is IMO a privately-purchased example - has the neat green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour- (and/or woolen-type-) piping attached (which is a tiny bit stained). The strap which measures approximately 10,7 cms. in length, comes mounted on its functional tongue and is as stated in a nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall. The strap shows the (shiny) silverish-coloured NCO-braid and a single (regular-sized-) pip attached and does show a double- and horizontally-mounted and/or: firmly affixed- and/or: yellowish-silver-coloured 'Lasche' (ie. rank slip-on) attached (see pictures). Moreover, does the strap show (zinc-based- and smaller-sized-) '1' and/or: '3' numerals attached (see pictures). The strap shows - as stated above - only moderate usage ie. wear (just some minimal age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present: it also shows some glue-remains on its back, caused by having been glued into an album once - see pictures). This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres), IMO early-war period (ie. 'M36'-model- ie. rounded-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: 'Unteroffizier u. Feldwebel-Anwärter des Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 13': too bad that it is only a single piece!

Attractive - albeit single and clearly tunic-removed - WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern (and neatly \'cyphered\'!) shoulderboard (ie. \'Schulterstück\') as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant des Artillerie-Regiments 4\' This an attractive - regrettably single and clearly used- and/or tunic-removed! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern (and neatly \'cyphered\'!) shoulderboard (ie. \'Schulterstück\') having the typical bright-red- (ie. \'roter\'-) coloured branchcolour and silverish-grey-coloured \'upperdeck\' as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant des Artillerie-Regiments 4\' (or: lieutnant first class who served within the artillery-regiment, numbered: \'4\') and that comes in overall nice- (and most certainly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat board measures approximately 10,3 cms. in length and came without tongue: it was with certainty intended as (and worn) as a piece of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The board show a (neatly golden-toned, regular-sized- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based) \'4\'-numeral cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\') and an (equally-styled) pip period-attached, denoting that the officer was an: \'Oberleutnant\' or: lieutnant first-class. Both devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina. The board shows some minimal age- ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat Heeres-type officers\' shoulderboard that belonged to an: \'Oberleutnant des Artillerie-Regiments 4\'!

Attractive - albeit single and minimally used - WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern (and neatly \'cyphered\'!) shoulderboard (ie. \'Schulterstück\') as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant des Machinengewehr-Abts. 4\' This an attractive - regrettably single and clearly used- and/or tunic-removed! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern (and neatly \'cyphered\'!) shoulderboard (ie. \'Schulterstück\') having the typical white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and silverish-grey-coloured \'upperdeck\' as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant des Machinengewehr-Abteilungs 4\' (or: lieutnant first class who served within the infantry-related, machine-gunners unit, numbered: \'4\') and that comes in overall nice- (and most certainly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat board measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length and came mounted onto its (smaller-sized) tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). The board show a (neatly golden-toned, smaller-sized- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based) \'M\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\'), \'4\'-numeral and an (equally-styled) pip period-attached, denoting that the officer was an: \'Oberleutnant\' or: lieutnant first-class. All three devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina. The board shows some minimal age- ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat Heeres-type officers\' shoulderboard that belonged to an: \'Oberleutnant des Machinengewehr-Abteilungs 4\'!

Attractive - albeit single but actually not that often seen! - WH (Heeres) EM-type, M36-pattern- (\'pointed styled\') \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Pz- o. Panzerjäger-Regiments 35\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, so-called: 'M36'-pattern- (pointed-styled) 'cyphered'- and/or per regulation non-piped enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as was intended for - and moderately worn by! - a: 'Soldat des Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Regiments 35' (or: simple soldier who served within the army anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers' unit, numbered: '35') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstrap - which is approximately 11,4 cms. sized in length - has the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has (of course) no piping attached (as per regulation). The strap shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') so-called: '3'- and '5'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern' or numerals) attached which are both executed in the bright-pink- ie. 'rosaroter'-coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which comes mounted onto its functional tongue - shows as stated above some minimal usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive and/or: early-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related EM-type 'Panzer/Panzerjäger'-related shoulderstrap that was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Regiments 35'!

Attractive - albeit single but nevertheless fairly scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the darker-green-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann eines Gebirgsjäger o. Jäger-Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit single but nevertheless fairly scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and/or clearly used by! - a: \'Hauptmann eines Gebirgsjäger o. Jäger-Regiments\' (or: captain who served within an army mountain-troopers-regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat board measures approximately 11 cms. in length and has a typical greyish-silver-coloured \'upperdeck\': moreover, does it show two (matching, somewhat tarnished and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based) golden-toned pips period-attached denoting the officers\'-rank of \'Hauptmann\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The board comes mounted onto its typical (smaller-sized) tongue attached and was most certainly used as such. Simply an attractive and desirable officers\'-type board in a not that often seen branchcolour: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit single but nevertheless fairly scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the darker-green-coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberst eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit single but nevertheless fairly scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and/or clearly used by! - an: \'Oberst eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' (or: full colonel who served within an army mountain-troopers-regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat board measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length and has a \'bright\' silver-coloured \'upperdeck\': moreover, does it show two (non-matching- and \'Buntmetall\'-based) golden-toned pips period-attached denoting the officers\'-rank of \'Oberst\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The board comes without tongue attached and was most certainly used and intended as a board of the \'sew-in\'-pattern. The board came with a silverish-grey toned tunic-button attached. The board was once glued into an album or scrapbook and does show some obvious glue-remains on its back. Simply an attractive and desirable officers\'-type board: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit single but nevertheless fairly scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the darker-green-coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberst eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit single but nevertheless fairly scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and/or clearly used by! - an: \'Oberst eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' (or: full colonel who served within an army mountain-troopers-regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat board measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length and has a \'bright\' silver-coloured \'upperdeck\': moreover, does it show two bright-golden-toned pips period-attached denoting the officers\'-rank of \'Oberst\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The board comes without tongue attached and was most certainly used and intended as a board of the \'sew-in\'-pattern. The board came with a field-grey toned button attached. The board was once glued into an album or scrapbook and does show some minimal glue-remains on its back. Simply an attractive and desirable officers\'-type board: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered- (ie. officers-pattern) collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Führer\') that belonged to an officer serving within the: \'TeNo\' (ie. \'Technische Nothilfe\') This is a truly attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - albeit single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered- (ie. officers-pattern) collar-tab (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Führer') that belonged to an officer serving within the: 'TeNo' (ie. 'Technische Nothilfe') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. IMO tunic-removed-), condition. The collar-tab is constructed from the black-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-type wool and is 'piped' in the (typical) 'TeNo'-pattern, black- and silver-coloured braid (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab shows the typical- (brownish-yellow-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based-) backing (that shows some moth-damage) and shows the: 'XIII - 14' so-called: 'TeNo'-numerals- ie. 'cyphers' (which are very nicely hand-enbroidered in silver-coloured 'braid' as can be seen on the pictures). These neat insignia-pieces were worn on the dark-blue-coloured- (officers'-) type 'TeNo' uniforms and/or tunics. This particular piece originates from a private household and was truly never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive - and most certainly desirable! - 'TeNo'-related insignia-piece: only the first such rare collar-tab I ever had on offer!

Attractive - albeit single but nevertheless rarely seen! - neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel der Flak-Artillerietruppen u. Mitglied einer Flak-Artillerieschule\' This is a truly attractive - albeit single but nevertheless rarely seen! - neatly 'cyphered', WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel der Flak-Artillerietruppen u. Mitglied einer Flak-Artillerieschule' (or: sergeant and presumably instructor who served within an air-force-related, anti-aircraft school) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately worn- and/or used-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which measures approximately 10,5 cms. in length and that comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue - is as stated above piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and has the desirable, 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap shows - next to the standard, LW-pattern NCO-braid - a neat (zinc- ie. 'Feinzink') based- and/or: 'Gothic'-styled) so-called: 'FAS'-cypher (ie. 'Ziffer') and single (equally-styled) pip period-attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). The strap shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining but is totally void of any real damage or alike. This strap originated from a small lot of 'cyphered' LW-straps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'cyphered' LW-straps are truly very hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and rarely seen! - NCO-type, LW-shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Feldwebel der Flak-Artillerietruppen u. Mitglied einer Flak-Artillerieschule': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit single but nevertheless scarcely encountered - WH (Luftwaffe) 'cyphered', officers'-type shoulderboard, as was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Reserve u. Waffenoffizier' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) 'cyphered', officers'-type shoulderboard, as was (dual!) piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour having a darker-blue secondary branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Leutnant der Reserve u. Waffenoffizier' (or: reserve-lieutnant and/or member within one of the LW weapon-/armour-schools), that comes in an overall nice- (albeit IMO used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive shoulderboard - which is regular-sized and measures approximately: 10,7 cms. in length - is piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and has a darker-blue secondary branchcolour (denoting: Reserve-status). The board has a truly 'shiny'- and/or silver-coloured- 'upperdeck' (as to be expected) and shows the neat bright golden-coloured-, IMO 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or Latin-styled so-called: 'W'-'cypher' period-attached (denoting the officers' status of: 'Luftwaffe Leutnant der Reserve u. Waffenoffizier'). The board - which comes mounted on its typical smaller-sized tongue - only shows minimal age and is a tiny bit stained ie. dirty (IMO caused by having been moderately worn and/or stored as such for decades). Simply an attractive shoulderboard that belonged to a: 'Leutnant der Reserve u. Waffenoffizier': ideal to store in any shoulderboard-collection. I deem that this attractive and/or neatly 'cyphered' 'Flak- artillerie'-related shoulderboard is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Unterscharführer\' (ie. junior-sergeant) who served within the: \'SS-Nachrichtentruppen\' The attractive - and actually carcely encountered albeit regrettably single - Waffen-SS-type shoulderstrap - which comes naturally mounted on its original, typical SS-shaped-, smaller-sized tongue as is more often encountered on genuine Waffen-SS shoulder- straps - has the bright-yellow (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type piping attached, denoting that it was intended for usage by an: 'SS-Unterscharführer' (ie. junior-sergeant) who served within the: 'SS-Nachrichtentruppen' (or signal-troops). The back of the strap (which measures 11 cms. in length as is more often encountered) is executed in field-grey-coloured wool, as is more often observed with genuine Waffen-SS-type shoulderstraps. The piece shows some minimal age, wear and/or minimal staining as to be expected (see pictures). The strap shows the bluish-grey-coloured (ie. sub-dued-) NCO-braid attached, denoting the NCOs rank of: 'SS-Unterscharführer' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply very attractive and of course 100% genuine, 'Waffen-SS Nachrichten-Truppen'-shoulderstrap: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern (and neatly \'cyphered\'!) shoulderboard (ie. \'Schulterstück\') as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant u. Zahnarzt der Luftwaffe\' This an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern (and neatly \'cyphered\'!) shoulderboard (ie. \'Schulterstück\') having the typical darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour and bright-silver-coloured \'upperdeck\' as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant u. Zahnarzt der Luftwaffe\' (or: airforce dentist) and that comes in overall nice- (and most certainly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat board measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length and came without tongue: it was with certainty intended as (and worn) as a piece of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The board show a (neatly golden-toned, regular-sized- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'Aesculapus\'- and/or: \'Z\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\') and an (equally-styled) pip period-attached, denoting that the officer (ie. \'Oberleutnant\' or: lieutnant first-class) who was issued this board, served as an airforce dentist. All three devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that all three devices were attached BEFORE the board was fully assembled (as can be noticed on the pictures). The board - that has a very bright- and shiny \'upperdeck\' as to be expected - shows some minimal age- ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). These \'darker-blue-coloured\' LW-boards for \'Zahnärtze\' as specifically intended for staffmembers of the \'Luftwaffe\' are quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded \'scarce\'. Simply an attractive LW-type officers shoulderboard that belonged to an: \'Oberleutnant u. Zahnarzt der Luftwaffe\' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single but nevertheless scarcely found! - single, neatly \'cyphered\' WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as was specifically intended for a: \'Soldat eines Luftschütz-Abteilung (mot)\' This is an attractive - albeit single but nevertheless scarcely found! - neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the neat black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Luftschütz-Abteilung (mot)\' (or: simple soldier who served within a motorised, LW-related air-raid warden-service) and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which measures approximately 11 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted onto its functional tongue - is as stated above piped in the neat black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour and has the \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap shows the black-coloured- and/or white-rimmed: \'LS\'-cyphers ie. \'Ziffern\' (which are executed in so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\' as to be expected). The strap is - I deem - just moderately used and does show some minimal age, wear and staining it is, however, totally void of any real damage or alike. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and with certainty scarcely seen! - EM-type, LW-shoulderstrap that was specifically intended for a: \'Soldat eines Luftschütz-Abteilung (mot)\'!

Attractive - albeit single but scarcely seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'tropical-styled\', \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstrap (as was intended for usage on the KM-tropical-shirts ie. tunics) as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel einer Küsten-Art. Abts.\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly scarcely seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'tropical-styled'- and neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstrap (as was specifically intended for usage on the KM-tropical-shirts ie. tunics) as was specially intended for usage by a naval-NCO holding the rank of a: 'Feldwebel einer Küsten-Artillerie-Abteilungs' (or: sergeant who served witin a naval, coastal-artillery unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally worn- ie. moderately used-), condition. The neat strap - which measures approximately 12 cms. in length and that has a width of 5,7 cms. as more often seen - was with certainty minimally used- and/or moderately worn. The strap - which is executed in the regular- (ie. slightly 'thicker'-styled- and/or typical tan-coloured) linnen - shows the (typical) darker-blue-coloured and linnen-based, tropical-naval-pattern NCO-braid attached and comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue. Moreover, does it show a bright-golden-toned, so-called: anchor/winged-canon-'cypher' (ie. 'Ziffer') and a single (silver-toned- and regular-sized) pip period-attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie: sergeant). The piece orginates from an older and larger collection of single shoulderstraps that was compiled over decades and that I recently acquired for the web-site. The neat strap shows some obvious age, wear and/or staining (it is, however, fully undamaged). It should be noted that these attractive KM tropical-styled, NCO-type shoulderstraps can easily be considered 'very scarce' and come hardly ever for sale: even more so when they come in such a neat and/or minimally used- ie. worn, condition. Too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit single but scarcely seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'tropical-styled\', \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstrap (as was specifically intended for usage on the KM-tropical-shirts ie. tunics) as was intended for a: \'Stabsoberfeldwebel\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly scarcely seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'tropical-styled'- and neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstrap (as was specifically intended for usage on the KM-tropical-shirts ie. tunics) as was intended for a naval-NCO holding the (unusally observed!) rank of: 'Stabsoberfeldwebel' (or: senior-sergeant) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly worn- ie. moderately used-), condition. The neat strap - which measures approximately 11 cms. in length and that has a width of 5,5 cms. as more often seen - was with certainty used- and/or moderately worn. The strap - which is executed in the regular- (ie. slightly 'thicker'-styled- and/or typical tan-coloured) linnen - shows the (typical) darker-blue-coloured and linnen-based, tropical-naval-pattern NCO-braid attached and comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue. Moreover, does it show a bright-golden-toned so-called: anchor/wheel-'cypher' (ie. 'Ziffer') and three (identical, regular-sized) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs-rank of a: 'Stabsoberfeldwebel' (or: senior-sergeant). The piece orginates from an older and larger collection of single shoulderstraps that was compiled over decades and that I recently acquired for the web-site. The neat strap - that came with a field-grey-coloured, pebbled-style button attached - shows some obvious age, wear and/or staining (it is, however, fully undamaged). It should be noted that these attractive KM tropical-styled, NCO-type shoulderstraps can easily be considered 'rare' and come hardly ever for sale: even more so when they come in such a neat and/or minimally used- ie. worn, condition. Too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit single but scarcely seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'tropical-styled\', \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstrap (as was specifically intended for usage on the KM-tropical-shirts ie. tunics) as was intended for a: \'Stabsoberfeldwebel\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly scarcely seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'tropical-styled'- and neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstrap (as was specifically intended for usage on the KM-tropical-shirts ie. tunics) as was intended for a naval-NCO holding the (unusally observed!) rank of: 'Stabsoberfeldwebel' (or: senior-sergeant) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly worn- ie. moderately used-), condition. The neat strap - which measures approximately 11 cms. in length and that has a width of 5,5 cms. as more often seen - was with certainty used- and/or moderately worn. The strap - which is executed in the regular- (ie. slightly 'thicker'-styled- and/or typical tan-coloured) linnen - shows the (typical) darker-blue-coloured and linnen-based, tropical-naval-pattern NCO-braid attached and comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongue. Moreover, does it show a bright-golden-toned so-called: anchor/crossed-canons-'cypher' (ie. 'Ziffer') and three (identical, somewhat smaller-sized) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs-rank of a: 'Stabsoberfeldwebel' (or: senior-sergeant). The piece orginates from an older and larger collection of single shoulderstraps that was compiled over decades and that I recently acquired for the web-site. The neat strap - that came with a yellowish-tan-coloured, tropical-styled button attached - shows some obvious age, wear and/or staining (it is, however, fully undamaged). It should be noted that these attractive KM tropical-styled, NCO-type shoulderstraps can easily be considered 'rare' and come hardly ever for sale: even more so when they come in such a neat and/or minimally used- ie. worn, condition. Too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit single but still scarcely encountered! - specific \'cyphered\'-, EM-type shoulderboard, as was intended for a WH (Heeres) \'Feldpost-Lagermeister\' (being of a rank comparable with a soldiers\'-rank) This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - specific 'cyphered'-, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderboard, as was intended for a WH (Heeres) 'Feldpost-Lagermeister' (being of a rank comparable with a soldiers'-rank) and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO sligthty worn- ie. IMO tunic-removed-), condition. The board - which is executed in the 'smooth'-like- and/or darker-green-coloured wool (aka 'moleskin'-wool) has the neat (bright- ie. lemon-yellow- ie. 'zitronengelber'- coloured-) branchcolour (ie. 'Zwischenfarbe') and darker-green-coloured 'upperdeck' showing (interwoven) yellow-coloured braid something that was obligatory for all shoulderboards as worn and/or used by the 'Feldpost'-service officials. The board measures approximately 11,3 cms. in length and never had a tongue attached and was surely intended for usage as a piece of the 'sew-in'-type (as can be seen on the pictures). The board shows a (regular-sized-, silver-toned- and aluminium-based-): 'FP'-cypher (period-) attached. This device is somewhat tarnished and/or stained but which is still very nice and/or pronounced (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the device was attached BEFORE the board was totally assembled (something that can be seen on the pictures). The board was only minimally used and does show some (truly minor) staining ie. wear. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive - and truly rarely seen! - EM-type, 'cyphered' shoulderboard that belonged to a: WH (Heeres) 'Feldpost-Lagermeister': too bad it is only a single piece!

Attractive - albeit single but still scarcely encountered! - specific \'cyphered\'-, officers\'-type shoulderboard, as intended for a WH (Heeres) \'Feldpolizeisekretär der Geheime Feldpolizei\' (being of a rank comparable with the rank of: \'Leutnant\') This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - specific 'cyphered'-, officers'-type shoulderboard, as was intended for a WH (Heeres) 'Feldpolizeisekretär der Geheime Feldpolizei' (being of a rank comparable with the rank of: 'Leutnant') and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The board - which is executed in the 'smooth'-like- and/or darker-green-coloured wool (aka 'moleskin'-wool) has the neat (light-blue- ie. 'hellblauer'- coloured-) branchcolour (ie. 'Zwischenfarbe') and typical silver-greyish-coloured 'upperdeck' showing an (interwoven) light-blue-coloured stripe something that was obligatory for all shoulderboards as worn and/or used by the various 'Geheime Feldpolizei'-officials. The board measures approximately 10,2 cms. in length and never had a tongue attached and was surely intended for usage as a piece of the 'sew-in'-type (as can be seen on the pictures). The board shows a (regular-sized-, silver-toned- and aluminium-based-): 'GFP'-cypher (period-) attached. This device is minimally tarnished and/or stained but which is still very nice and/or pronounced (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the device was attached BEFORE the board was totally assembled (something that can be seen on the pictures). The board was never used and does show some (truly minor) staining caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive - and truly scarcely seen! - officers'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderboard that belonged to a: WH (Heeres) 'Feldpolizeisekretär der Geheime Feldpolizei': too bad it is only a single piece!

Attractive - albeit single but still scarcely encountered! - specific \'cyphered\'-, officers\'-type shoulderboard, as was intended for a WH (Heeres) \'Feldpostmeister\' (being of a rank comparable with a: \'Hauptmann\'-rank) This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - specific 'cyphered'-, officers'-type shoulderboard, as was intended for a WH (Heeres) 'Feldpostmeister' (being of a rank comparable with a: 'Hauptmann'-rank) and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO moderately worn- ie. IMO tunic-removed-), condition. The board - which is executed in the 'smooth'-like- and/or darker-green-coloured wool (aka 'moleskin'-wool) has the neat (bright- ie. lemon-yellow- ie. 'zitronengelber'- coloured-) branchcolour (ie. 'Zwischenfarbe') and silver-grey-coloured 'upperdeck' showing a tiny, interwoven yellow-coloured piece of braid something that was obligatory for all (officer-type-) shoulderboards as worn and/or used by the 'Feldpost'-service officials. The board measures approximately 10,8 cms. in length and never had a tongue attached and was IMO intended for usage as a piece of the 'sew-in'-type (as can be seen on the pictures). The board shows a (regular-sized-, golden-toned- and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-): 'FP'-cypher and two silver-toned pips (period-) attached. All three devices are somewhat tarnished and/or stained but are still very nice and/or pronounced (as can be seen on the pictures). The board was only moderately used and does show some (truly minor) staining ie. wear. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive - and truly scarcely seen! - officers'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderboard that belonged to a: WH (Heeres) 'Feldpostmeister': too bad it is only a single piece!

Attractive - albeit single but still very scarcely encountered! - neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard for a WH (Heeres) \'Feldpolizeiobersekretär der Geheime Feldpolizei\' (being of a rank comparable with an: \'Oberleutnant\') This is a very attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly very scarcely encountered! - specific \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard as was intended for a WH (Heeres) \' Feldpolizeiobersekretär der Geheime Feldpolizei\' (being of a rank comparable with the rank of: \'Oberleutnant\' ie. lieutnant first-class) and that comes in an overall very nice (I deem hardly worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The board - which is executed in the \'smooth\'-like- and/or darker-green-coloured wool (aka \'moleskin\'-wool) has the neat (light-blue- ie. \'hellblauer\'- coloured-) branchcolour (ie. \'Zwischenfarbe\') and typical silver-greyish-coloured \'upperdeck\' showing an (interwoven) light-blue-coloured \'stripe\' something that was obligatory for all shoulderboards as worn and/or used by the various \'Geheime Feldpolizei\'-officials. The board measures approximately 11 cms. in length and comes mounted onto its (period) thinner-shaped tongue attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The board shows a (regular-sized, silver-toned- and/or typical aluminium-based) so-called: \'GFP\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\') and a single (identically-styled) pip, period-attached. These devices are minimally tarnished and/or stained but retain still very nice and/or pronounced detail (as can be seen on the pictures). The board was (I deem) hardly used and does show some (truly minor) staining caused by decades of storage and minimal wear. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive - and truly scarcely seen! - officers\'-type, \'cyphered\' shoulderboard that belonged to a: WH (Heeres) \'Feldpolizeiobersekretär der Geheime Feldpolizei\': too bad it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit single but still very scarcely encountered! - \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard for a WH (Heeres) \'Feldpolizeikommissar der Geheime Feldpolizei\' (being of a rank comparable with a: \'Hauptmann\') This is a very attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly very scarcely encountered! - specific \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard as was intended for a WH (Heeres) \'Feldpolizeikommissar der Geheime Feldpolizei\' (being of a rank comparable with the rank of: \'Hauptmann\' ie. captain) and that comes in an overall very nice (I deem hardly worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The board - which is executed in the \'smooth\'-like- and/or darker-green-coloured wool (aka \'moleskin\'-wool) has the neat (light-blue- ie. \'hellblauer\'- coloured-) branchcolour (ie. \'Zwischenfarbe\') and typical silver-greyish-coloured \'upperdeck\' showing an (interwoven) light-blue-coloured stripe something that was obligatory for all shoulderboards as worn and/or used by the various \'Geheime Feldpolizei\'-officials. The board measures approximately 10,2 cms. in length and never had a tongue attached and was surely intended for usage as a piece of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The board shows a (regular-sized-, silver-toned- and/or typical aluminium-based-) so-called: \'GFP\'-cypher and two (identically-styled) pips, period-attached. These devices are minimally tarnished and/or stained but retain still very nice and/or pronounced detail (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that these devices were attached BEFORE the board was totally assembled (something that can be seen on the pictures). The board was I deem simply never used and does show some (truly minor) staining caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive - and truly scarcely seen! - officers\'-type, \'cyphered\' shoulderboard that belonged to a: WH (Heeres) \'Feldpolizeikommissar der Geheime Feldpolizei\': too bad it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit single but still very scarcely encountered! - \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard for a WH (Heeres) \'Feldpolizeisekretär der Geheime Feldpolizei\' (being of a rank comparable with a: \'Leutnant\') This is a very attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly very scarcely encountered! - specific \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard as was intended for a WH (Heeres) \'Feldpolizeisekretär der Geheime Feldpolizei\' (being of a rank comparable with the rank of: \'Leutnant\' ie. lieutnant) and that comes in an overall very nice (I deem hardly worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The board - which is executed in the \'smooth\'-like- and/or darker-green-coloured wool (aka \'moleskin\'-wool) has the neat (light-blue- ie. \'hellblauer\'- coloured-) branchcolour (ie. \'Zwischenfarbe\') and typical silver-greyish-coloured \'upperdeck\' showing an (interwoven) light-blue-coloured stripe something that was obligatory for all shoulderboards as worn and/or used by the various \'Geheime Feldpolizei\'-officials. The board measures approximately 10,2 cms. in length and never had a tongue attached and was surely intended for usage as a piece of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The board shows a (regular-sized-, silver-toned- and/or typical aluminium-based-) so-called: \'GFP\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\') period-attached. This device is just minimally tarnished and/or stained but retains still very nice and/or pronounced detail (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this device was attached BEFORE the board was totally assembled (something that can be seen on the pictures). The board was I deem simply never used and does show some (truly minor) staining caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive - and truly scarcely seen! - officers\'-type, \'cyphered\' shoulderboard that belonged to a: WH (Heeres) \'Feldpolizeisekretär der Geheime Feldpolizei\': too bad it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit single! - (I deem) pre-war-period (ie. \'M-36\'- ie. \'M40\'-) pattern\' (rounded style), \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs- o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - (I deem) pre-war-period (ie. 'M-36'- ie. 'M40'-) pattern' (rounded style), 'cyphered' WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs- o. Regiments' (or: sergeant who served within an anti-tank ie. tank-destroyer unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used and/or carefully tunic-removed-) condition. The neat strap - which is of the pre- (ie. early-war-) type - has the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdeck' and does show as stated above the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour and/or: woolen-type piping attached. The shoulderstrap - which measures approximately 11,6 cms. in length - comes mounted onto its functional tongue and shows a (larger-sized-, silverish-toned- and/or aluminium-based) so-called: 'P'-cypher and equally stypled pip period-attached denoting that it was a strap that was used by a: 'Feldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs- o. Regiments'. The strap was recently found at a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors-hands. In any case a decorative and/or fully 'text-book' - and not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs- o. Regiments': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - albeit single! - example of a WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-style) neatly \'cyphered\' EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Nachschub-Lehr-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless very scarcely found! - example of a WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or rounded-style) neatly 'cyphered' EM-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the desirable light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Nachschub-Lehr-Abteilungs- o. Regiments' (or: simple soldier and/or student at one of the transport-troops-related, training-institutes) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn- and/or carefully 'cut-off'-), condition. The neat strap - which has the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdeck' - show the neat light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured- (and/or woolen-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap measures approximately 10,3 cms. in length and never had a tongue attached: it was clearly used as a strap of the 'sew-in'-pattern and comes in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition, overall. The strap shows the neat Gothic-styled (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) so-called: 'L'-cypher which is executed in the light-blue coloured wool or linnen as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which is of the 'standard-issued' pattern - shows as stated above only moderate usage and wear (just some minimal age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present). It should be noted that ALL 'cyphered', enlisted-mens'-pattern 'Nachschub-Lehr'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'rare'. In any case a very attractive and/or: early-war-period, 'Heeres'-Nachshub-related, EM-type shoulderstrap that was intended for usage by 'Soldat eines Nachschub-Lehr-Abteilungs': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit single! - example of a WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-style) neatly \'cyphered\', EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Kavallerie o. Reiter-Regiments 15\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - example of a WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or rounded-style) neatly 'cyphered', EM-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Kavallerie o. Reiter-Regiments 15' (or: simple cavalry soldier who served within the cavalry-regiment, numbered: '15') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn- and/or carefully 'cut-off'-), condition. The neat strap - which has the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdeck' - show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour - (and/or woolen-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap measures approximately 9,6 cms. in length and never had a tongue attached: it was clearly used as a strap of the 'sew-in'-pattern and comes in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition, overall. The strap shows the neat machine-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') '1'- and/or '5'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') which are executed in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which is of the 'standard-issued' pattern - shows as stated above only moderate usage and wear (just some minimal age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present). It should be noted that ALL 'cyphered', enlisted-mens'-pattern 'Kavallerie'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'scarce'. In any case a very attractive and/or: early-war-period, 'Heeres-Kavallerie'-related, EM-type shoulderstrap that was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Kavallerie o. Reiter-Regiments 15': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit single! - example of a WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-style) neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by an: \'Uffz. des Kavallerie o. Reiter-Rgts. 15\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly scarcely found! - example of a WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or rounded-style) neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Kavallerie o. Reiter-Regiments 15' (or: junior-sergeant and cavalry soldier who served within the cavalry-regiment, numbered: '15') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which has the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdeck' - show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour - (and/or woolen-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length and comes with its functional tongue attached and comes in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition, overall. The strap shows the neat machine-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') '1'- and/or '5'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') which are executed in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which is of the 'standard-issued' pattern - shows as stated above only moderate usage and wear (just some minimal age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present). It should be noted that ALL 'cyphered', NCO-pattern 'Kavallerie'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'scarce'. In any case a very attractive and/or: early-war-period, 'Heeres-Kavallerie'-related, NCO-type shoulderstrap that was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Kavallerie o. Reiter-Regiments 15': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit single! - example of an early-period (ie. \'M36- o. M40\'-pattern and rounded-styled) WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\', EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Inf.-Maschinengewehr-Abts. 59\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly scarcely found! - example of an early-period (ie. \'M36- o. M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-styled) WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 59\' (or: simple infantry soldier who served within a specific, machine-gunners unit numbered: \'59\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which is executed in the darker-green-coloured wool - shows the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour - (and/or woolen-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap measures approximately 11,4 cms. in length and comes mounted onto its period tongue as worn. It shows the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\'), Gothic-styled: \'M\'-cypher (or: \'Ziffer\') and \'5\'- and/or \'9\'-numerals attached (which are executed in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected. The strap - which is of the typical \'standard-issued\'-pattern - shows as stated above only moderate usage and wear (just some minimal age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present). It should be noted that ALL \'cyphered\', enlisted-mens\'-pattern, \'Infanterie\'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded \'scarce\'. In any case a very attractive and early-war-period, \'Heeres-Infanterie\'-related, EM-type shoulderstrap that was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 59\': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit single! - example of an early-period (ie. \'M36- o. M40\'-pattern and rounded-styled), WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\', EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Inf.-Maschinengewehr-Abts. 66\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - example of an early-period (ie. 'M36- o. M40'-pattern and/or rounded-styled) WH (Heeres) 'cyphered', enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 66' (or: simple infantry soldier who served within a specific, machine-gunners unit numbered: '66') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which is executed in the darker-green-coloured wool - shows the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - (and/or woolen-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap measures approximately 12,2 cms. in length and comes without tongue attached: it was most certainly used as a strap of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The strap shows the neat hand-embroidered (!) double '6'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') which are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured linnen as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which is I deem of the 'privately-purchased'-pattern - shows as stated above only moderate usage and wear (just some minimal age, dust and/or staining (and a tiny moth-hole) is visible and/or present). It should be noted that ALL 'cyphered', enlisted-mens'-pattern, 'Infanterie'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'scarce'. In any case a very attractive and/or: early-war-period, 'Heeres-Infanterie'-related, EM-type shoulderstrap that was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 66': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit single! - example of an early-period (ie. \'M36- o. M40\'-pattern and rounded-styled), WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\', EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Kavallerie o. Reiter-Rgts. 6\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - example of an early-period (ie. 'M36- o. M40'-pattern and/or rounded-styled) WH (Heeres) 'cyphered', enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Kavallerie o. Reiter-Regiments 6' (or: simple cavalry soldier who served within the cavalry-regiment, numbered: '6') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which is executed in the field-grey-coloured wool - shows the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour - (and/or desirable 'silk'-like-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap measures approximately 12,2 cms. in length and comes without tongue attached: it was most certainly used as a strap of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The strap shows the neat hand-embroidered (!) '6'-numeral (ie. 'Ziffer') which is executed in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured linnen as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which is I deem of the 'privately-purchased'-pattern - shows as stated above only moderate usage and wear (just some minimal age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present). It should be noted that ALL 'cyphered', enlisted-mens'-pattern, 'Kavallerie'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'scarce'. In any case a very attractive and/or: early-war-period, 'Heeres-Kavallerie'-related, EM-type shoulderstrap that was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Kavallerie o. Reiter-Regiments 6': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit single! - example of an early-period (ie. \'Reichswehr\'-era), WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\', EM-type shoulderstrap as executed in neat \'rib-cord\'-like linnen as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Rgts. 11\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly scarcely found! - example of an early-period (ie. 'Reichswehr'-era), WH (Heeres) 'cyphered', enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap (as executed in neat 'rib-cord'-like linnen!) and piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 11' (or: simple infantry soldier who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: '11') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which is executed in the neat field-grey-coloured- and/or: 'rib-cord'-like linnen - shows the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - (and/or woolen-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length and comes with its functional tongue attached and comes in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition, overall. The strap shows the neat machine-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') double '1'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') which are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which is of the 'standard-issued' pattern - shows as stated above only moderate usage and wear (just some minimal age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present). It should be noted that ALL 'cyphered', enlisted-mens'-pattern, 'Infanterie'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'scarce'. In any case a very attractive and/or: early-war-period, 'Heeres-Infanterie'-related, EM-type shoulderstrap that was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 11': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit single! - example of an early-period (ie. \'Reichswehr\'-era), WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\', EM-type shoulderstrap as executed in neat \'rib-cord\'-like linnen as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Kavallerie o. Reiter-Rgts. 6\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless truly scarcely found! - example of an early-period (ie. 'Reichswehr'-era), WH (Heeres) 'cyphered', enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap (as executed in neat 'rib-cord'-like linnen!) and piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Kavallerie o. Reiter-Regiments 6' (or: simple cavalry soldier who served within the cavalry-regiment, numbered: '6') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which is executed in the neat field-grey-coloured- and/or: 'rib-cord'-like linnen - shows the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour - (and/or woolen-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap measures approximately 11 cms. in length and comes with its functional tongue attached and comes in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition, overall. The strap shows the neat machine-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') '6'-numeral (ie. 'Ziffer') which is executed in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap - which is of the 'standard-issued' pattern - shows as stated above only moderate usage and wear (just some minimal age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present). It should be noted that ALL 'cyphered', enlisted-mens'-pattern, 'Kavallerie'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'scarce'. In any case a very attractive and/or: early-war-period, 'Heeres-Kavallerie'-related, EM-type shoulderstrap that was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Kavallerie o. Reiter-Regiments 6': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - albeit single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap that comes with its period-attached: \'Übershube\' attached, as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Kraftfahr-E.- und Ausb.-Abts. 12\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour and that comes with its period-attached-, so-called: 'Übershube' (ie. slip-on) attached, as was intended for a: 'Soldat des des Kraftfahr-Ersatz- und Ausbildungs-Abteilungs 12' (or: soldier who served within the transport-related replacement- and/or schooling unit- ie. regiment numbered: '12'), in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. The strap came with a single- (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: slip-on (ie. 'Übershube') attached, bearing the (Roman-styled-) signification: 'XII' (as executed in equally light-blue-coloured-, so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' done in wool- ie. linnen-based thread as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'- ie. 'Nachshub'-related enlisted-mens'-type- shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - a: 'Soldat des Kraftfahr-Ersatz- und Ausbildungs-Abteilungs 12'!

Attractive - albeit single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Kraftfahr-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Soldat eines Kraftfahr-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: soldier who served within a transport-related unit- ie. regiment), in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,4 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'- ie. 'Nachshub'-related enlisted-mens'-type- shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - 'Soldat eines Kraftfahr-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - albeit single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Kraftfahr-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Soldat eines Kraftfahr-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: soldier who served within a transport-related unit- ie. regiment), in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,8 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'- ie. 'Nachshub'-related enlisted-mens'-type- shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - 'Soldat eines Kraftfahr-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - albeit single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Nachrichten-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - IMO mid-war period-, so-called: 'M43'-pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap, as was piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Soldat eines Nachrichten-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: soldier who served within an army signals-related unit- ie. regiment), in an overall nice (IMO only moderately used-) condition. The neat shoulderstrap - which is piped in the desirable neat bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 13,2 cms. in length and has the neat (and desirable) 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The strap is fully 'text-book' in all facets and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The strap comes naturally mounted on it functional tongue and shows no defaults nor real damage but does show minimal age, wear and/or staining as mentioned above. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows the remains of a once-attached- (also bright-yellow-coloured-) so-called: 'regimental-indicator'-stripe (ie. 'Lasche'): this was, however, once removed only leaving the remains (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'- ie. 'Nachrichten'-related enlisted-mens'-type- shoulderstrap that was intended for - and/or used by! - 'Soldat eines Nachrichten-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') as intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Oberabschnittsleiter\' at \'Kreis\'-level (and that comes in a just moderately used ie. worn-, condition) This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.- \'N.S.D.A.P.-Oberabschnittsleiter\' at \'Kreis\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the darker-brown-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\') cloth - comes in a just minimally used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a bright-golden-toned eagle-device, aspecifically-styled oak-leave and dito single (also metal-based) \'oak-leave-bar\' period-attached and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Kreis\'-level. The tab is neatly backed with a piece of \'buckram\'-based material and is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures): the tab does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - fairly high-ranked \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') as intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Oberarbeitsleiter\' at \'Gau\'-level (and that comes in a just moderately used ie. worn-, condition) This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Oberarbeitsleiter\' at \'Gau\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the bright-red-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\') cloth - comes in a just minimally used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a bright-golden-toned eagle-device, a single specifically-styled pip and a single (braid-based) \'bar\' period-attached and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical wine-red- (ie. \'bordeaux\'-) coloured- and/or rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Gau\'-level (being the highest possible level in existance). The tab is neatly backed with a piece of \'buckram\'-based material and does still show its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket attached (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') as intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Obergemeinschaftsleiter\' at \'Gau\'-level (and that comes in a just moderately used ie. worn-, condition) This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Obergemeinschaftsleiter\' at \'Gau\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the bright-red-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\') cloth - comes in a just minimally used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a bright-golden-toned eagle-device, four specifically-styled pips and a single (braid-based) \'bar\' period-attached and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical wine-red- (ie. \'bordeaux\'-) coloured- and/or rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Gau\'-level (being the highest possible level in existance). The tab is neatly backed with a piece of \'buckram\'-based material and does still show (some minimal remains) of its once-period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') as intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Obergemeinschaftsleiter\' at \'Kreis\'-level (and that comes in a just moderately used ie. worn-, condition) This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Obergemeinschaftsleiter\' at \'Kreis\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the darker-brown-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\') cloth - comes in a just minimally used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a bright-golden-toned eagle-device, four specifically-styled pips and a single (braid-based) \'bar\' period-attached and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Kreis\'-level. The tab is neatly backed with a piece of \'buckram\'-based material and is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures): the tab does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') as was intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Bereitschaftsleiter\' at \'Orts\'-level and that comes in a moderately used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Bereitschaftsleiter\' at \'Orts\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the golden-brown-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\'-) cloth - comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a greyish-silver- (ie. once golden-) toned eagle-device and two specific pips period-attached and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical light-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured- and/or (typical) rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Orts\'-level (being the lowest level in existance). The tab is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket and was once glued into an album or scrapbook (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') as was intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Gemeinschaftsleiter\' at \'Gau\'-level and that comes in a moderately used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - fairly high-ranked albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Gemeinschaftsleiter' at 'Gau'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the bright-red-coloured- and/or 'smooth-type'- (ie. typical 'velvet-type'-) cloth - comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a bright-golden-toned eagle-device and four specific pips period-attached and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical wine-red- (ie. 'bordeaux'-) coloured- and/or rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: 'Gau'-level (being the highest possible level in existance. The tab is void of an 'RzM'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - 'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') as was intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Hauptgemeinschaftsleiter\' at \'Orts\'-level and that comes in a moderately used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Hauptgemeinschaftsleiter\' at \'Orts\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the golden-brown-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\'-) cloth - comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a golden-toned eagle-device, four specific pips and a single golden-yellow-toned- and braid-based \'bar\' period-attached and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical light-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured- and/or (typical) rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Orts\'-level (being the lowest level in existance). The tab is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') as was intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Obereinsatzsleiter\' at \'Orts\'-level and that comes in a moderately used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Obereinsatzsleiter' at 'Orts'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the golden-brown-coloured- and/or 'smooth-type'- (ie. typical 'velvet-type'-) cloth - comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a golden-toned eagle-device, three specific pips and a single golden-yellow-toned- and braid-based 'bar' period-attached and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical light-blue- (ie. 'hellblauer'-) coloured- and/or (typical) rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: 'Orts'-level (being the lowest level in existance). The tab is void of an 'RzM'-etiket (it just shows some remains) and was once glued into an album or scrapbook (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - 'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') as was intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Obergemeinschaftsleiter\' at \'Orts\'-level and that comes in a moderately used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - fairly high-ranked albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Obergemeinschaftsleiter\' at \'Orts\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the golden-brown-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\'-) cloth - comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a bright-golden-toned eagle-device and four specific pips and a single golden-yellow-toned- and braid-based \'bar\' period-attached and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical light-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured- and/or (typical) rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Orts\'-level (being the lowest level in existance). The tab is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket and was once glued into an album or scrapbook (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') being a piece as intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Amtsleiter\' at \'Orts\'-level and that comes in a moderately used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Amtsleiter\'at \'Orts\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the light-brown-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\'-) wool - comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a (double) silver-toned (hand-embroidered- and \'braid\'-based) \'bar\' and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical light-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured- and/or rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Orts\'-level (being the lowest level in existance). The tab is neatly backed with a piece of \'buckram\'-based material but misses its \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') being a piece as intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Gemeinschaftsleiter\' at \'Gau\'-level and that comes in a moderately used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Gemeinschaftsleiter\' at \'Gau\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the bright-red-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\'-) cloth - comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a bright-golden-toned eagle-device and four typical pips period-attached and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical wine-red- (ie. \'bordeaux\'-) coloured- and/or rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Gau\'-level (being the highest possible level in existance). The tab is neatly backed with a piece of \'buckram\'-based material but is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') being a piece as intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Haupteinsatzsleiter\' at \'Gau\'-level and that comes in a moderately used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Haupteinsatzsleiter\' at \'Gau\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the bright-red-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\'-) cloth - comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a bright-golden-toned eagle-device, three specific pips and a double (braid-based) bar period-attached and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical wine-red- (ie. \'bordeaux\'-) coloured- and/or rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Gau\'-level (being the highest possible level in existance). The tab is neatly backed with a piece of \'buckram\'-based material but is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') being a piece as intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Hauptgemeinschaftsleiter\' at \'Gau\'-level and that comes in a moderately used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Hauptgemeinschaftsleiter\' at \'Gau\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the bright-red-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\'-) cloth - comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a bright-golden-toned eagle-device, four specific pips and a double (braid-based) bar period-attached and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical wine-red- (ie. \'bordeaux\'-) coloured- and/or rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Gau\'-level (being the highest possible level in existance). The tab is neatly backed with a piece of \'buckram\'-based material but is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') being a piece as intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Hauptgemeinschaftsleiter\' at \'Gau\'-level and that comes in a moderately used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Hauptgemeinschaftsleiter\' at \'Gau\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the bright-red-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\'-) cloth - comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a bright-golden-toned eagle-device, four specific pips and a double (braid-based) bar period-attached and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical wine-red- (ie. \'bordeaux\'-) coloured- and/or rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Gau\'-level (being the highest possible level in existance). The tab is neatly backed with a piece of \'buckram\'-based material and does still shows its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') being a piece as intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Oberbereitschaftsleiter\' at \'Gau\'-level and that comes in a moderately used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Oberbereitschaftsleiter' at 'Gau'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the bright-red-coloured- and/or 'smooth-type'- (ie. typical 'velvet-type'-) cloth - comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a bright-golden-toned eagle-device, two specific pips and a single (braid-based) bar period-attached and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical wine-red- (ie. 'bordeaux'-) coloured- and/or rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: 'Gau'-level (being the highest possible level in existance). The tab is neatly backed with a piece of 'buckram'-based material but is void of an 'RzM'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - 'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') being a piece as intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Obereinsatzsleiter\' at \'Gau\'-level and that comes in a moderately used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Obereinsatzsleiter\' at \'Gau\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the bright-red-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\'-) cloth - comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a bright-golden-toned eagle-device, three specifically-styled pips and a single (braid-based) bar period-attached and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical wine-red- (ie. \'bordeaux\'-) coloured- and/or rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Gau\'-level (being the highest possible level in existance). The tab is neatly backed with a piece of \'buckram\'-based material and does still shows its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') being a piece as intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Stellenleiter\' at \'Gau\'-level and that comes in a moderately used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Stellenleiter\' at \'Gau\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the bright-red-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\'-) cloth - comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a (single) piece of silverish-toned \'swastika-braid\' period-attached and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical wine-red- (ie. \'bordeaux\'-) coloured- and/or rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Gau\'-level (being the highest possible level in existance). The tab is neatly backed with a piece of \'buckram\'-based material but misses its \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') being a piece as intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Stellenleiter\' at \'Orts\'-level and that comes in a moderately used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Stellenleiter\' at \'Orts\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the light-brown-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\'-) wool - comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a (single) silver-toned (and \'braid\'-based) \'bar\' and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical light-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured- and/or rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Orts\'-level (being the lowest level in existance). The tab is neatly backed with a piece of \'buckram\'-based material but misses its \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') being a piece as intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Stützpunktleiter\' at \'Orts\'-level and that comes in a moderately used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Stützpunktleiter\' at \'Orts\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the light-brown-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\'-) wool - comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a (single) golden-toned (hand-embroidered- and \'braid\'-based) \'bar\' and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical light-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured- and/or rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Orts\'-level (being the lowest level in existance). The tab is neatly backed with a piece of \'buckram\'-based material but misses its \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') being a piece as intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Stützpunktleiter\' at \'Orts\'-level and that comes in a moderately used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Stützpunktleiter\' at \'Orts\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the light-brown-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\'-) wool - comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a (single) bright-golden-toned (hand-embroidered- and \'braid\'-based) \'bar\' and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical light-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured- and/or rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Orts\'-level (being the lowest level in existance). The tab is neatly backed with a piece of \'buckram\'-based material but misses its \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') being a piece as was intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Helfer\' at \'Gau\'-level and that comes in a moderately used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Helfer\' at \'Gau\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is constructed from the bright-red-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\'-) cloth - comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition overall: it shows a bright-golden-toned eagle-device and single (braid-based) bar period-attached and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tab is piped with typical wine-red- (ie. \'bordeaux\'-) coloured- and/or rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Gau\'-level (being the highest possible level in existance). The tab is neatly backed with a piece of \'buckram\'-based material but is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit single! - officers\'-pattern shoulderboard (ie. \'Schulterstück\') as was specifically intended for usage by a Russian volunteer holding the rank of: \'Leutnant\' The attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - specific officers'-pattern shoulderboard (ie. 'Schulterstück für Offiziere der Ostvölker') as was specifically intended for usage by a Russian volunteer holding the junior-officers'-rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie. lieutnant) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit presumably worn- and/or: carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This particular example is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows the dual, golden-toned braid attached: it and comes as being moderatelty worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed condition (as can be seen of the pictures). The piece - which is quite broad-shaped and measures approximately 13,8 cms. in length - comes mounted onto its period, bright-blue-coloured tongue as issued- and worn. These shoulderboards were worn by the various 'Offiziere der Ostvölker' (such as those serving within the: 'Russian Liberation Army' or 'POA' ie. Cyrilic for 'ROA') and can easily be considered 'scarce' and come not often for sale. Too bad that it is only a single piece but I deem that I have, nevertheless, priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive - albeit single! - WH (Heeres) \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern (rounded-style) \'cyphered\', EM-type shoulderstrap as intended for a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Rgts. 48\' (and bearing the seldomly-seen additional: \'Kapitulanten\'-piping!) This is an attractive - and as such actually scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - early- (ie. pre-war-) period WH (Heeres), \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) type (rounded-style) and neatly \'cyphered\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Soldat u. Mitglied des Artillerie-Regiments 48\' (or: simple soldier who served within a specific, artillery-regiment, numbered: \'48\') and that is bearing the (seldomly-seen!) period-added- and additional, silver-toned: \'Kapitulanten\'-piping and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstrap has a darker-green-coloured and (smooth) woolen-based \'upperdeck\' as to be expected and shows the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached: next to this it shows the period-added, silver-toned: \'Kapitulanten\'-piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap never had a tongue attached and was with certainty worn as a piece of the \'sew-in\'-pattern. The strap measures 12 cms. in length and shows the neat (hand-embroidered by means of \'Handstickerei\') \'4\'- and: \'8\'-numerals (ie. cyphers or: \'Ziffern\') attached which are executed in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected. The strap – which I deem originates from a private-production - shows some moderate age and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible-/present). It should be noted that all \'cyphered\'-type shoulderstraps can be easily regarded \'scarce\'. Simply an attractive and/or early- (ie. pre-) war period, \'cyphered Heeres\'-related shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat u. Mitglied des Artillerie-Regiments. 48\': too bad that it is only a single strap!

Attractive - albeit single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'/\'M40\'-type (rounded-styled) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Stabsfeldwebel u. Mitglied eines Unteroffiziersschule der Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'M36'/'M40'-type (rounded-styled) 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess u. Mitglied eines Unteroffiziersschule der Artillerie-Truppen' (or: company-sergeant and possibly trainer who served within one of the artillery-related, army NCO-schools- ie. institutes) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstrap - which measures approximately 11,6 cms. sized in length - has the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdeck' and has the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached. The strap - which comes mounted onto its functional tongue - shows as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The strap has the 'standard-issue'-pattern, bright-silver-coloured type NCO-braid, a neat (silverish-toned- and 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'US'-cypher (ie. 'Ziffer') and three (smaller-sized- and also 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached, denoting the (unusally seen!) NCOs rank of: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess' (or company sergeant). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce': those attributed to the: 'Heeres-Unteroffiziersschulen' even more so. This particular example originated from a larger cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. In any case an attractive and/or early-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related shoulderstrap that was intended for a: 'Stabsfeldwebel u. Mitglied eines Unteroffiziersschule der Artillerie-Truppen'!

Attractive - albeit single! - WH (Heeres), early-war-period (ie. \'M36\'- ie.: \'M40\'-model- ie. rounded-style-) \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel u. Offz.-Anwärter u. Mitglied der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless not that often encountered! - WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie.: \'M40\'-model- ie. rounded-style-) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an: \'Oberfeldwebel u. Offziersanwärter u. Mitglied der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\' (or: sergeant first-class ie. officers\'-candidate who was attached to the artillery-troops) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which has the \'standard\'-pattern- and/or darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\' - has the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured - and/or \'silke-like\'-type piping attached and is (I deem) a typical \'standard-issued\' piece (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length - comes mounted onto its period tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap shows two (matching, larger-sized and zinc-based) pips period-attached. Moreover, does it show the (bright)silver-toned NCO-braid and does shows two (firmly-attached and horizontally-mounted) \'Laschen\' attached (denoting that the NCO was an officers-candidate). The strap shows - as stated above - only moderate usage ie. wear (just some moderate age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present). In any case is this a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and desirable NCO-type, \'(Sturm)Artillerie\'-related shoulderstrap that belonged to an: \'Oberfeldwebel u. Offiziers-Anwärter\': I deem that this neat strap is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit somewhat damaged and repaired - WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being a full-length example that comes in an overall nice- ie. - I deem - issued albeit never worn nor once tunic-attached, condition) The attractive - albeit somewhat damaged and repaired - cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') comes in a full-length condition: it measures approximately 44 cms. and was presumably issued albeit never worn: it was never stitched-together nor tunic-mounted (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered. The armband shows some obvious age and staining and regrettably does show some damaged areas (of which a tear was presumably 'glued-together' as can be seen on the pictures). The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. 'smooth-type'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or: 'Wehrpass'). The attractive piece was recently uncovered in Germany. Neverthelss, still an attractive example that I have naturally priced according to its repaired- ie. somewhat relic-condition: a pristine example would naturally fetch much more than my asking-price!

Attractive - albeit somewhat damaged! - example of an - I deem - mid-war-pattern, \'Waffen-SS\' so-called: \'RzM-style\'-collar-tab (being a so-called: \'pumpkin-head-variant\') as was intended for usage within the: \'3. SS-Panzer-Division\' “Totenkopf” This is an attractive - albeit somewhat moth-damaged! - example of an (I deem) early- (ie. mid-) war-pattern, 'Waffen-SS' so-called: 'RzM-style'-collar-tab depicting the horizontally mounted deaths-head ie. skull (being of the so-called: 'pumpkin-head-variant') as was intended for usage by the troops serving within the: '3. SS-Panzer-Division' “Totenkopf” and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. presumably never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat piece was - I deem - never tunic-attached and shows a 'standard-pattern'- and/or yellowish-beige-coloured (ie. 'buckram'-based-) 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab - which is executed in the fairly 'smooth-type'- (ie. so-called 'moleskin'-type) wool shows some moderate age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only: moreover, does it show some moth-damage (as can clearly be noticed on the pictures). Moreover, does it still shows the traces of a most certainly once-attached RzM-etiket. The collar-tab originates from an insignia-lot that was brought to the USA by an US veteran and that remained there for years in a US-based collection. Nevertheless, is this still a neat and 100% guaranteed original TK-tab of the so-called: 'pumpkin-head-variant'-pattern that is accordingly priced: a pristine example would fetch much more!

Attractive - albeit somewhat stained - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Bronze\' (or: drivers\' proficiency-badge in bronze) being an example that comes mounted on its piece of field-grey wool as issued The attractive - and most certainly very detailed! - arm-badge retains both its original prongs and also retains its period metal-based 'back-plate' as is more often encountered: it was never cleaned and is still a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by decades of storage only. As stated above was this nicely pronounced badge issued but never worn: it was never tunic-attached and still retains its neat, golden-bronze-coloured- (albeit somewhat tarnished) finish and also shows a fully preserved (beige-coloured-) 'backing-paper' as more often (see pictures): the piece came from a private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a nice example of a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Bronze'!

Attractive - albeit unmarked but with certainty rarely seen! - example of a pre-war-period-, so-called: FAD (ie. \'Freiwilligen Arbeitsdienst\') belt-buckle (ie.: \'Koppelschloss\') being a \'variant\'-pattern- (ie. \'two-pieced\'-) example This is a truly attractive - albeit unmarked but with certainty rarely seen! - example of a pre-war-period-, so-called: FAD (ie. 'Freiwilligen Arbeitsdienst') belt-buckle (ie.: 'Koppelschloss') being a 'variant'-pattern- (ie. 'two-pieced'-) example having a separate (and/or also copper- ie. 'messing'- based 'front-plate' attached) and that comes in an overall nice-, (albeit moderately worn- and/or totally uncleaned-), condition. The buckle - having a 'front-plate' that shows the FAD-characters with above the text: 'Für Volk u. Heimat' - is still a bit dirty and shows some dust and/or staining as acquired over the years. The buckle is of the 'variant'-pattern- (ie. 'two-pieced'-construction) and was (luckily) never cleaned nor polished. The piece - which is void of any makers'-mark or logo (as is more often encountered) - shows nice and/or pronounced detail but also shows the obvious signs of having been moderately worn (it is still a bit dusty as found and comes as stored for decades). As most likely known was the FAD (or: 'Freiwilligen Arbeitsdienst') the predecessor of the later founded RAD (or: 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'). Simply an attractive example of a (very early-pattern and rarely seen!) so-called: FAD (ie. 'Freiwilligen Arbeitsdienst') belt-buckle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit used- ie. worn! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' being a maker-marked example as executed in \'Buntmetall\' (ie. \'Tombak\') as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'GWL\' (ie. \'Gebr. Wegerhoff\') This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- ie. worn but still detailed and pronounced! - example of a so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen' (or: destroyers'-war-badge) being a clearly maker-marked- (and/or: fairly 'high-quality'-produced!) example that is executed in multi-coloured, so-called: 'Buntmetall' and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge retains most of its golden- (ie. silver-) toned finish and is executed in so-called: 'Buntmetall' (ie. 'Tombak'): it comes of course mounted onto its unaltered- and functional (flute-shaped and neatly horizontally-mounted) pin and/or catch. The with certainty 'high-quality'-produced badge (that also retains its often-missing so-called: 'Gegenhaken') shows on its back the makers'-designation: 'GWL' and was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dusty ie. dirty as recently found (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen' as produced by the 'GWL'- (ie. 'Gebrüder Wegerhoff'-) are not that often appearing on todays market and can easily be graded 'scarce'. I deem that this moderately worn but still nicely preserved example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit worn and incomplete! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in golden-toned \'Buntmetall\' (ie. \'Tombak\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Schwerin - Berlin\' The atractive - and typical \'Buntmetall\'- (ie. \'Tombak\'-) based - naval war-badge is as stated above a non-maker-marked- and detailed example that comes in a surely issued- and/or worn (and regrettably incomplete!) albeit overall still nicely preserved, condition. It is, as such, a typical example that was (I deem) produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Schwerin\' based in the town of Berlin. The piece has still an attractive age-patina and retains most of its period-applied golden-toned finish (it has, however, lost its off-factory \'hochpolierte Kanten\' ie. polished sides and was most certainly cleaned over the years as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows, however, still extraordinary detail and comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flute-shaped- and/or silver-toned-) pin but shows a regretabbly broken-of catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has - I deem - not recently been cleaned nor polished and is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained. Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - \'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen\' by a desirable maker that was never before in collectors\'-hands and that is I deem priced according to its incomplete condition!

Attractive - albeit worn! - so-called: N.S.V. (ie. \'Nationalsocialistische Volkswohlfahrt\') membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Brosche\') as executed in bronze-toned \'Feinzink\' as was specifically intended for: \'Staatlich geprüfte Kindergärtnerinnen\' This is an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - so-called: N.S.V. (ie. 'Nationalsocialistische Volkswohlfahrt') membership-lapel-pin (or: 'Brosche' ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') being a non-maker-marked example as was executed in (darkened) bronze-toned zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') as was specifically intended for usage by: 'Staatlich geprüfte Kindergärtnerinnen' (or: by the state officially-approved childrens'-hosts) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly worn- and/or used-), condition. The neat badge - being a medium-sized- and rectanguar-shaped example that measures approximately 5 x 3,5 mm. - shows no real damage whatsoever and comes natually mounted onto its functional (presumably re-attached) pin- ie. pin-/catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). It was never cleaned nor polished and is still a bit tarnished (ie. stained). A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique referenced-number (5625E) and that is given an estimated value of 150 Eu(!). Simply an attractive 'NSV Mitgliedsbrosche' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - albeit worn! - so-called: N.S.V. (ie. \'Nationalsocialistische Volkswohlfahrt\') membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Brosche\') as executed in bronze-toned \'Feinzink\' as was specifically intended for: \'Staatlich geprüfte Kindergärtnerinnen\' This is an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - so-called: N.S.V. (ie. 'Nationalsocialistische Volkswohlfahrt') membership-lapel-pin (or: 'Brosche' ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') being a non-maker-marked example as was executed in bright-toned zinc-based metal (as was specifically intended for usage by: 'Staatlich geprüfte Kindergärtnerinnen' (or: by the state officially-approved childrens'-hosts) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly worn- and/or used-), condition. The neat badge - being a medium-sized- and rectanguar-shaped example that measures approximately 5 x 3,5 mm. - shows no real damage whatsoever and comes natually mounted onto its functional (presumably re-attached) pin- ie. pin-/catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). It was never cleaned nor polished and is still a bit tarnished (ie. stained). A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique referenced-number (5625E) and that is given an estimated value of 150 Eu(!). Simply an attractive 'NSV Mitgliedsbrosche' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - almost matching but still scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - mid-war-period- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' This is an attractive - truly almost matching but nevertheless scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - mid-war-period- (ie. 'M43'-pattern-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable bright-green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen' (ie. simple soldier who served within an infantry-related, so-called: rifle-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The truly attractive shoulderstraps - which measure 11,4 cms. sized in length each - have the typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and has the neat (and desirable!) bright-green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner'-) coloured- and/or 'silk-like'-type, piping, attached. The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and do show just minimal wear, usage and/or minimal age (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these 'M43'-pattern, enlisted-mens'-type, 'Pz-Gren.'-shoulderstraps are much harder to encounter that their simplified, 'M44'-pattern counterparts. Simply a very attractive - and truly scarcely found! - EM-type- and truly 'M43'-pattern, 'Panzergrenadiere'-shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Soldat der Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen'!

Attractive - aluminium-based-, SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related \'tinnie\', being a maker- (ie. \'Mayer u. Wilhelm\'-) marked example depicting marching SA-troopers and text that reads: \'SA-Brigade 54 Marschiert! - Freiburg i. Br. 22.-23.-8-35\' The attractive - and actually most certainly rarely found! - badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in silver-toned-, aluminium-based metal and depicts three marching SA-troopers (with swastika-banner) and text that reads: 'SA-Brigade 54 Marschiert! - Freiburg i. Br. 22.-23. Aug. 1935' and that was as such intended for an SA-related event that took place in the year 1935. The badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The 'tinnie' retains most of its (fairly shiny-) silver-greyish-coloured finish. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - SA-related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is offered for an interesting price!

Attractive - an unusually seen! - WH (Heeres) EM/NCO-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften. u. Uffz.\') as executed in white-coloured thread as intended for usage on the various EM/NCO-pattern tunics This is an attractive - unusually seen and with certainty used and/or I deem carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, neatly hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') being executed in white-coloured thread on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (and as stated above I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 10,6 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) white-coloured \'thread\' onto a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based background and does show some \'high-lighted\'-areas as executed in greenish-grey-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a neat additional \'backing\' (made-out of black-toned paper as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and actually unusually seen! - example of a WH (Heeres) EM/NCO-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of enlisted-mens\'-type, WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-issue\' shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or matching! - pair of enlisted-mens\'-type, WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-issue\' shoulderstraps as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldbelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' (or: simple pilot- or paratrooper soldier) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or simply never worn-) condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which are both approximately 10 cms. sized in length - just shows some minimal storage-aging and/or slight staining only and have - as stated above - the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'gold- gelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour (ie. \'silk-like\'-type piping-) attached. The straps - which are both executed in the regular (albeit slightly \'thicker\'-styled linnen) comes naturally mounted onto their functional tongues. Of additional interest, is naturally the fact that this pair is matching in all facets: something that is most certainly not always the case with these WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-issue\' shoulderstraps. Simply a very nice and naturally 100% genuine, period pair: hard to find a nicer set for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and 17 mm. sized! - WH (KM) \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\' being a maker- (ie. \'L/21\'-) marked example as executed in multi-coloured, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based metal This is an attractive - and only 17 mm. sized - so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände' being a maker- (ie. 'L/21'- or: 'Förster & Barth'-) marked example as executed in multi-coloured, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal that comes mounted onto its original, long-sized pin and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece is a very detailed example that retains a very nice and bright age-patina: most of its original silver and/or golden-toned finish is present and/or nicely preserved: the piece has just a tiny bit tarnished over the years but is totally void of any real damage. Although its truly smaller size it shows great pronounced detail and is in fact much rarer to encounter than its regular-sized counterparts (the photos do not do justice to this piece: in hands it is much nicer and/or detailed). The piece shows a clearly present makers'-designation that reads 'L/21' and is as such a quality item that was produced by the maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Förster & Barth' as was based in town of Pforzheim. Simply an attractive - and unusally seen! - miniature-lapel-pin that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and 17 mm. sized! - WH (KM) \'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in bright-golden-coloured - and I deem - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based metal This is an attractive - and only 17 mm. sized - so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) 'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen' (or: sub-marine war-badge) being a non-maker-marked example as executed in bright-golden-coloured, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal and that comes mounted onto its original, long-sized pin and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece is a very detailed example that retains a very nice and bright age-patina: most of its original golden-toned finish is present and/or nicely preserved (just on its back it misses some colour): the piece has just a tiny bit tarnished over the years but is totally void of any real damage. Although its truly smaller size it shows great pronounced detail and is in fact much rarer to encounter than its regular-sized counterparts (the photos do not do justice to this piece: in hands it is much nicer and/or detailed). The piece is totally void of a makers'-designation as more often. Simply an attractive - and unusally seen! - miniature-sized KM-lapel-pin that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and 22 mm. sized! - miniature lapel-pin (ie. \'Halbminiatur\') depicting a: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold\' (or: golden-class wound-badge) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'L/21\'- ie. by: \'Förster & Barth\'-) marked example This is an attractive - 22 mm. sized and actually quite scarely found! - miniature lapel-pin (ie. 'Halbminiatur') depicting a: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold' (or: golden-class wound-badge) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L/21'-) marked example as executed in bright golden-coloured metal and that comes mounted onto its original, long-sized pin and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece is a truly detailed example that retains a very nice and just moderately tarnished age-patina: most of its original golden-toned finish is present and/or nicely preserved: the piece has just a tiny bit tarnished over the years but is totally void of any real damage. Although its truly smaler size it shows great pronounced detail and is in fact rarer to encounter than its regular sized counterparts (the photos do not do justice to this piece: in hands it is much nicer and/or detailed). Simply an attractive - and scarcely found! - miniature 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold'-lapel-pin as was produced by the desirable maker- (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Förster & Barth' based in the town of Pforzheim (ie. 'Hersteller' 10) and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually encountered! - RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen\' as was specifically intended for a member who served within the: \'Arbeitsgau XVIII\' (= Niedersachsen-Ost) This is an attractive example of an - actually scarcely encountered! - RAD (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen\' as was specifically intended for (and with certainty worn by) a member who served within the region: \'Arbeitsgau XV\' (being situated in the province Niedersachsen-Ost) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. cap-removed-) condition. The metal badge (as executed in silvered- and/or molded \'Buntmetall\' as is more ofen encountered) depicts two crossed horse-heads with below a swastika-sign. The badge retains all its four prongs (for attachment to the cap) which are once bent but that are naturally still functional. A similar cap-badge is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3805JG) and wherein it is given an estimated value of 150 Eu. The badge on offer here was I deem never cleaned nor polished: it still retains a very nice- and/or minimally tarnished age-patina. Simply an attractive and actually not that often encountered (semi-official) RAD-\'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - bronze-toned, so-called: \'RADwJ\' (or: womens\' labour-service) service-badge (or: \'Dienstbrosche\') as was intended for a: \'Kameradschaftsälteste\' This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - darker-bronze-toned and (zinc)metal-based, so-called: 'RADwJ' (or: womens' labour-service) service-badge (or: 'Dienstbrosche') as was intended for a: 'Kameradschaftsälteste' and that comes in an overall overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The brooch - having a diameter of approximately 4 cms. - has truly pronounced detail and comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and fully unaltered!) pin-back set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which shows a clear makers'-designation (ie. 'A'-logo and date-designation '39') as more often - is thus a piece that was produced by the: 'Assmann'-company based in Lüdenscheid. It has a truly nice, somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina and was with certainty never cleaned nor polished. A similar piece is also figured in the: 'Heering-Hüsken Abzeichenkatalog', wherein it is given a unique reference-number (ie. '3806C') and is given an estimated value of 90 Eu. Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that commonly encountered! - 'RADwJ Dienstbrosche' as was specifically intended for an RADwJ-official with the rank of: 'Kameradschaftsälteste'!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - hand-embroidered example of an officers\'-pattern so-called: \'Polizei\' (ie. police) arm-eagle, in overall very nice, albeit moderately used and/or clearly tunic-removed condition This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered example of an officers'-pattern, so-called: 'Polizei' (ie. police) arm-eagle, as was worn on the various reed-green-coloured 'Polizei'-tunics, that comes in a very nice, albeit moderately used and/or clearly tunic-removed-, condition. The eagle - which truly shows great pronounced detail - is a neat example of the high-standard of the hand-embroidery used in the period: the craftmanship is simply stunning and/or very pronounced (see pictures). The piece - which is hand-embroidered with various kinds of silver-coloured braid on a typical police-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background - still retains its black-coloured and/or paper-based 'backing' (see pictures). The eagle shows as stated some moderate wear and/or age and still shows the stitching-remains (ie. holes) with which it was once tunic-attached. Simply a very attractive and surely decorative 'Polizei'-related-item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered example of an officers\'-pattern so-called: \'Polizei\' (ie. police) arm-eagle that comes in a clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed, condition This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered example of an officers'-pattern, so-called: 'Polizei' (ie. police) arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeldadler für Offiziere der Polizei') as was worn on the various reed-green-coloured, officers'-pattern 'Polizei'-tunics and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The eagle - which truly shows great pronounced detail! - is a neat example of the 'high-standard' of the hand-embroidery used in the period: the craftmanship is simply stunning and/or very pronounced (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered with various kinds of silver-coloured braid on a typical police-green-coloured- and woolen-based (officers'-pattern) background - is 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured- and/or thin-shaped 'backing-paper' as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle shows as stated above some moderate wear and/or age and still shows the stitching-remains (ie. holes) with which it was once tunic-attached. Simply a very attractive - and surely decorative! - 'Polizei'-related item that is actually not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered example of an officers\'-pattern so-called: \'Polizei\' (ie. police) arm-eagle that comes in a clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed, condition This is an attractive - truly worn but nevertheless fairly scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered example of an officers'-pattern, so-called: 'Polizei' (ie. police) arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeldadler für Offiziere der Polizei') as was worn on the various reed-green-coloured, officers'-pattern 'Polizei'-tunics and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The eagle - which truly shows great pronounced detail! - is a neat example of the 'high-standard' of the hand-embroidery used in the period: the craftmanship is simply stunning and/or very pronounced (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered with various kinds of (bright!) silverish-grey-coloured braid on a typical police-green-coloured- and woolen-based (officers'-pattern) background - is additionally 'backed' with a piece of white-coloured- linnen as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle shows as stated above some minimal wear and/or age and still shows some of the stitching-remains (ie. holes) with which it was once tunic-attached. Simply an attractive - and surely decorative! - 'Polizei'-related item that is priced according to its truly used- and/or worn condition!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered example of an officers\'-pattern so-called: \'Polizei\' (ie. police) arm-eagle that comes in a clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed, condition This is an attractive - truly worn but nevertheless fairly scarcely encountered! - (I deem) neatly hand-embroidered example of an officers'-pattern, so-called: 'Polizei' (ie. police) arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeldadler für Offiziere der Polizei') as was worn on the various reed-green-coloured, officers'-pattern 'Polizei'-tunics and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The eagle - which truly shows great pronounced detail! - is a neat example of the 'high-standard' of the (partly) hand-embroidery used in the period: the craftmanship is simply stunning and/or very pronounced (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered with various kinds of (bright!) silverish-grey-coloured braid on a typical police-green-coloured- and woolen-based (officers'-pattern) background - is additionally 'backed' with a piece of thin-shaped- and black-coloured 'backing-paper' as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle shows as stated above some minimal wear and/or age and still shows some of the stitching-remains (ie. holes) with which it was once tunic-attached. Simply an attractive - and surely decorative! - 'Polizei'-related item that is priced according to its truly used- and/or worn condition!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered example of an officers\'-pattern so-called: \'Polizei\' (ie. police) arm-eagle that comes in a minimally used- and/or carefully tunic-removed, condition This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered example of an officers'-pattern, so-called: 'Polizei' (ie. police) arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeldadler für Offiziere der Polizei') as was worn on the various reed-green-coloured, officers'-pattern 'Polizei'-tunics and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit - I deem - minimally used- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The eagle - which truly shows great pronounced detail! - is a neat example of the 'high-standard' of the hand-embroidery used in the period: the craftmanship is simply stunning and/or very pronounced (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered with various kinds of (bright!) silverish0grey-coloured braid on a typical police-green-coloured- and woolen-based (officers'-pattern) background - is additionally 'backed' with a piece of greyish-black-coloured- and/or thin-shaped 'backing-paper' as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle shows as stated above some minimal wear and/or age and still shows the stitching-remains (ie. holes) with which it was once tunic-attached. Simply a very attractive - and surely decorative! - 'Polizei'-related item that is actually not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered example of an officers\'-pattern so-called: \'Polizei\' (ie. police) arm-eagle that comes in an overall nice (albeit worn- and tunic-removed-), condition This is a very attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered example of an officers'-pattern, so-called: 'Polizei' (ie. police) arm-eagle, as was worn on the various reed-green-coloured 'Polizei'-tunics and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The eagle - which truly shows great pronounced detail - is a neat example of the 'high-standard' hand-embroidery used in the period: the craftmanship is simply stunning and/or very pronounced (see pictures). The piece - which is hand-embroidered with various kinds of silver-coloured braid on a typical police-green-coloured- and woolen- (ie. 'Garbadine'-) based background - is additionally 'backed' with a piece of thin-shaped- and black-coloured linnen-duck as is more often encountered (see pictures). The piece shows some minimal glue- and/or carton-remains caused by having been glued into an album- or scrapbook once. Simply a very attractive and surely decorative 'Polizei'-related item that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - OT (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\') silverish-grey-coloured-, officers\'-type-armband (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') being a tunic-removed example depicting the text: \'Org.Todt\' This is an attractive example of the fairly scarcely encountered, OT (ie.: 'Organisation Todt') silverish-grey-coloured-, officers'-type-armband (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') being a clearly tunic-removed example depicting the (black-coloured- and linnen-based-) text: 'Org.Todt' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or clearly worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The armband - which comes IMO in an almost full-length condition and that is still period 'sewn-together' - measures approximately 39 x 5 cms. and comes in an overall nice albeit used- and/or worn, condition: it is just a tiny bit stained and is somewhat wrinkled (can be seen on the pictures). This example was with certainty once tunic-attached: some of the period stitching-remains (ie. threads) are still present and/or visible. Simply a very nice and quite unusually encountered TR-era, officers'-pattern, 'Org.Todt'-armband that will be hard to be upgraded. Only the third such rarely seen example I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - OT (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\') silverish-grey-coloured-, officers\'-type-armband (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') being a tunic-removed example depicting the text: \'Org.Todt\' This is an attractive example of the fairly scarcely encountered, OT (ie.: 'Organisation Todt') silverish-grey-coloured-, officers'-type-armband (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') being a clearly tunic-removed example depicting the (black-coloured- and linnen-based) text: 'Org.Todt' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or clearly worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The armband - which comes IMO in an almost full-length condition - measures approximately 38,5 x 5 cms. and comes in an overall nice albeit used- and/or worn, condition: it is just a tiny bit stained and is somewhat wrinkled (can be seen on the pictures). This example was with certainty once tunic-attached: some of the period stitching-remains (ie. threads) are still present and/or visible. Simply a very nice and quite unusually encountered TR-era, officers'-pattern, 'Org.Todt'-armband that will be hard to be upgraded. Only the second such rarely seen example I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - RLB (or: \'Reichsluftschutzbund\') light-blue-coloured, so-called: \'Amtsträger\'-armband, depicting the \'RLB\'-logo (without lettering!) and showing an interwoven: \'BeVo -Wuppertal\' marking This is an attractive example of the fairly scarcely encountered, RLB (or: 'Reichsluftschutzbund') light-blue coloured, so-called: 'Amtsträger'-armband (ie. 'Armbinde'), depicting the 'RLB'-logo (without lettering!) and showing the interwoven: 'BeVo -Wuppertal' marking and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used and/or slightly worn-), condition. This band signified that the bearer was an official member of the RLB and acted as a so-called: 'Amtsträger' (these bands could also be worn with the civilian attire). The armband - which is approximately 40 x 10,5 cms. sized - is in a gorgeous condition: it is just a tiny bit stained and is somewhat wrinkled. This example also shows the more often encountered and/or interwoven 'BeVo - Wuppertal' company-designation, which is clearly visible at the back. Simply a very nice and quite unusually enocountered TR era armband that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - RLB (or: \'Reichsluftschutzbund\') light-blue-coloured, so-called: \'Amtsträger\'-armband, depicting the \'RLB\'-logo (without lettering!) and showing an interwoven: \'BeVo -Wuppertal\' marking This is an attractive example of the fairly scarcely encountered, RLB (or: 'Reichsluftschutzbund') light-blue coloured, so-called: 'Amtsträger'-armband (ie. 'Armbinde'), depicting the 'RLB'-logo (without lettering!) and showing the interwoven: 'BeVo -Wuppertal' marking and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used and/or slightly worn-), condition. This band signified that the bearer was an official member of the RLB and acted as a so-called: 'Amtsträger' (these bands could also be worn with the civilian attire). The armband - which is approximately 38 x 10,5 cms. sized - comes in an overall nice albeit used- and/or worn condition: it is just a tiny bit stained and is somewhat wrinkled (moreover, does it show a tiny and IMO non-disturbing tear ie. hole - as can be seen on the pictures). This example also shows the more often encountered and/or interwoven 'BeVo - Wuppertal' company-designation, which is clearly visible at the back. Simply a very nice and quite unusually enocountered TR era armband that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - silver-metal-based, so-called: \'RAD o. Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: womens Labor Service) service-badge (or: \'Dienstbrosche\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Kameradschaftsälteste\' This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - silver-coloured- ie. 'blank' metal-based-, so-called: 'RAD o. Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst' (or: womens Labor Service) service-badge (or: 'Dienstbrosche') as was intended for usage by a: 'Kameradschaftsälteste' that comes in an overall nice, albeit used ie. worn-, condition. The neat brooch - having a diameter of approximately 4 cms. - has pronounced detail and comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-back set-up (which is fully unaltered and naturally still functional). The badge has a truly nice, somewhat 'matted' age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished. The piece shows a clear makers'-signification that reads: 'A' (= 'Assmann u. Söhne') and also shows a date: '39' (as is more often seen with these RAD-'Dienstbroschen'. A similar example is also figured in the: 'Heering-Hüsken Abzeichenkatalog' wherein it is given a unique reference-number (ie. '3806C') and given an estimated value of 90 Eu. Simply an attractive - and not that commonly encountered! - 'RADwJ Dienstbrosche' as was intended for usage by a member having the rank of: 'Kameradschaftsälteste'!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Jugendreiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse\' (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately worn condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Third Reich-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Jugendreiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse' (ie. 'in Bronze') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minmally used ie. hardly worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered!) pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a somewhat darker but nicely bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the pin-set-up of the badge as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its (reddish)bronze-toned finish and was only moderately worn (but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished). The piece is naturally a Third Reich- ie. WWII-era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply an attractive example of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative youth-related award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 2. Klasse (ie. \'in Silber\') being a maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in a wonderful condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Third Reich-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 2. Klasse (ie. 'in Silber') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered!) pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a nicely silver-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its silver-toned finish and was only moderately worn (but was certainly never cleaned nor polised). The piece is naturally a Third Reich- (ie. WWII-era) badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply an attractive example of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 2. Klasse (ie. \'in Silber\') being a maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- albeit moderately worn, condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Third Reich-period, so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 2. Klasse (ie. \'in Silber\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered!) pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a somewhat bright-toned but nicely silver-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: \'L.Chr. Lauer\' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: \'Gesetzlich Geschützt\' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its silver-toned finish and was only moderately worn (it might, however, have been cleaned ie. polished over the years). The piece is naturally a Third Reich- (ie. WWII-) era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital \'R\'-character as is visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply an attractive example of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Third Reich-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. 'in Bronze') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (and - I deem - only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional (typical) pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a nicely bronze-coloured- and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its bronze-toned finish and was only moderately worn (but was certainly never cleaned nor polised). The piece is naturally a Third Reich- ie. WWII-era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply an attractive example of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately worn condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Third Reich-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. 'in Bronze') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. hardly worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered!) pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a somewhat darker but nicely bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its bronze-toned finish and was only moderately worn (but was certainly never cleaned nor polised). The piece is naturally a Third Reich- ie. WWII-era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply an attractive example of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately worn condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Third Reich-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. 'in Bronze') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered!) pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a somewhat bright-toned but nicely golden-bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its bronze-toned finish and was only moderately worn (it might have been cleaned ie. polished over the years). The piece is naturally a Third Reich- (ie. WWII-) era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as is visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply an attractive example of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately worn condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Third Reich-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. 'in Bronze') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered!) pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a somewhat bright-toned but nicely golden-bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its bronze-toned finish and was only moderately worn (it might have been cleaned ie. polished over the years). The piece is naturally a Third Reich- (ie. WWII-) era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as is visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply an attractive example of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately worn condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Third Reich-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. 'in Bronze') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered!) pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a somewhat bright-toned but nicely golden-bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its bronze-toned finish and was only moderately worn (it might have been cleaned ie. polished over the years). The piece is naturally a Third Reich- (ie. WWII-) era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as is visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply an attractive example of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately worn condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Third Reich-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. 'in Bronze') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered!) pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a somewhat bright-toned but nicely golden-bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its bronze-toned finish and was only moderately worn (it might have been cleaned ie. polished over the years). The piece is naturally a Third Reich- (ie. WWII-) era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as is visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply an attractive example of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately worn condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Third Reich-period, so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered!) pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a somewhat bright-toned but nicely golden-bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: \'L.Chr. Lauer\' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: \'Gesetzlich Geschützt\' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its bronze-toned finish and was only moderately worn (it might have been cleaned ie. polished over the years). The piece is naturally a Third Reich- (ie. WWII-) era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital \'R\'-character as is visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply an attractive example of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately worn condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Third Reich-period, so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered!) pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a somewhat bright-toned but nicely golden-bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: \'L.Chr. Lauer\' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: \'Gesetzlich Geschützt\' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its bronze-toned finish and was only moderately worn (it might have been cleaned ie. polished over the years). The piece is naturally a Third Reich- (ie. WWII-) era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital \'R\'-character as is visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply an attractive example of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately worn condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Third Reich-period, so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered!) pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a somewhat bright-toned but nicely golden-bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: \'L.Chr. Lauer\' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: \'Gesetzlich Geschützt\' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its bronze-toned finish and was only moderately worn (it might have been cleaned ie. polished over the years). The piece is naturally a Third Reich- (ie. WWII-) era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital \'R\'-character as is visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply an attractive example of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in a wonderful condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Third Reich-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. 'in Bronze') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used ie. hardly worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered!) pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a somewhat darker but nicely bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its bronze-toned finish and was only moderately worn (but was certainly never cleaned nor polised). The piece is naturally a Third Reich- ie. WWII-era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply an attractive example of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in a wonderful condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Third Reich-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. 'in Bronze') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used ie. hardly worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered!) pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a somewhat darker but nicely bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its bronze-toned finish and was only moderately worn (but was certainly never cleaned nor polised). The piece is naturally a Third Reich- ie. WWII-era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply an attractive example of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes together with its accompanying \'Halbminiatur\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Third Reich-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. 'in Bronze') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer'-) marked example that comes together with its accompanying 2-cms. sized 'Halbminiatur' and that come both in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a nicely bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its bronze-toned finish and was only moderately worn (but was certainly never cleaned nor polised). This is also valid for the accompanying (and equally maker-marked!) 'Halbminiatur'. Both pieces are naturally Third Reich- ie. WWII-era badges and not 1957-versions (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as visible on the bottom of both badges). Simply a nice (and complete!) set of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a maker- (ie. \'Steinhauer & Lück\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately worn condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Third Reich-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. 'in Bronze') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Steinhauer & Lück'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered!) pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a somewhat darker- (but nicely) bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows an additional (patent-pending)designation (that reads: 'Gesetzl.Gesch. Reichsverb. F.Z.u.Pr.d.Warmbl.' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its bronze-toned finish and was only moderately worn (but was certainly never cleaned nor polised). The piece is naturally a Third Reich- (ie. WWII-era-) badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply an attractive example of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WWII-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. 'in Bronze') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a nicely bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its bronze-toned finish and was only moderately worn (but was certainly never cleaned nor polised). The piece is naturally a WWII-era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply a nice example of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WWII-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. 'in Bronze') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a nicely bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that simply reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its bronze-toned finish and was only moderately worn (but was certainly never cleaned nor polised). The piece is naturally a WWII-era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply a nice example of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes with its accompanying miniature-lapel-pin This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WWII-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. 'in Bronze') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer'-) marked example that comes with its (equally maker-marked!) accompanying miniature-lapel-pin, both pieces coming in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a nicely bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its bronze-toned finish and was only moderately worn (but was certainly never cleaned nor polised). The same is valid for the (only) 2 cms.-sized miniature: this example comes mounted on its period-pin and hardly shows any age nor staining. Both pieces are naturally WWII-era badges and not 1957-versions (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as visible on the bottom of both badges). Simply a nice example of this fairly scarcely encountered and/or very decorative award (ie. matching set) that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse\' (ie. \'in Bronze\'), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WWII-period-, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse' (ie. 'in Bronze'), being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice (and IMO only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat and very detailed award - which comes on its functional pin and/or catch (-set-up) - is a superb bronze-coloured- and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending marking (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge truly retains all of its golden-toned ie. darkened-bronze finish and is IMO only minimally worn (but certainly never cleaned nor polised). The piece is naturally a WWII-era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply a nice example of this fairly scarcely encountered and/or very decorative award which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Süd Württemberg\' This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in yellowish-golden-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example still retains the remains of its paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' and was (IMO) a piece that was worn ie. once tunic-attached. It does show some minimal age and/or staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear - see pictures. Simply an attractive, male-type 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that is IMO priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Süd Württemberg\' This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in yellowish-golden-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example still retains the remains of its paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' and was (IMO) a piece that was worn ie. once tunic-attached. It does show some minimal age and/or staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear - see pictures. Simply an attractive, male-type 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that is IMO priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes with its accompanying miniature lapel-pin This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WWII-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. 'in Bronze') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer'-) marked example that comes with its (equally maker-marked!) accompanying miniature lapel-pin, both pieces coming in an overall nice (IMO) only moderately used ie. worn, condition. The neat - and very detailed! award comes mounted on its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). It is a superb bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending marking (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its bronze-toned finish and is IMO only minimally worn (but certainly never cleaned nor polised). The same is valid for the 2 cms. sized miniature: this example comes mounted on its period-pin but does show some minimal age and/or staining. Both pieces are naturally WWII-era badges and not 1957-versions (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R' character as visible on the bottom of both badges). Simply a nice example of this fairly scarcely encountered and/or very decorative award (ie. matching set) which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse\' (ie. \'in Bronze\'), being a neat maker- (ie. \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-) marked example This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WWII-period-, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse' (ie. 'in Bronze'), being a neat being a neat maker- (ie. 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice and (IMO) only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat and very detailed award - which comes on its functional pin and/or catch (-set-up) - is a superb bronze-coloured- and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company based in Lüdenscheid (something that is of course clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending marking (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge truly retains all of its golden-toned ie. darkened-bronze finish and is IMO only minimally worn (but certainly never cleaned nor polised). The piece is naturally a WWII-era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily corroborated by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply a nice example of this fairly scarcely encountered and/or very decorative award which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually never before encountered ie. fully unknown! - white-coloured- and \'BeVo\'-woven armband (ie. \'Armbinde\'), depicting an upright anchor-symbol and text: \'Auskunft\' This is an attractive - and actually never before encountered ie. fully unknown! - (beige-)white-coloured- and/or neatly 'BeVo'-woven armband (ie. 'Armbinde'), depicting an upright anchor-symbol and text: 'Auskunft' (information) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used and/or slightly worn-), condition. This band signified that its bearer was an official guide (or alike) and presumably acted as a so-called: 'Lotse' or: factory-guide at a naval-wharf orso. I deem that this armband was worn with the civilian attire (or was worn on some sort of naval-related uniform). The armband - which is approximately 33 x 9,8 cms. sized - comes in a very nice condition: it is just a tiny bit stained and is somewhat wrinkled. Simply a neat and with certainty unusually enocountered TR-era armband that merits further investigative work!

Attractive - and actually never before encountered! - (I deem) \'Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz\'- (ie. customs-related-) arm-badge (?) as executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave\'-pattern This is an attractive - and actually never before encountered and most certainly rarely seen! - typical green-coloured (I deem) 'Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz'- (ie. customs-related-) arm-badge (?) as executed in the neat 'BeVo-weave'-pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissed'-), condition. The (trapezoid) badge shows the (neatly woven!) silver-white-coloured swastika-symbol and oakleaves. The piece was simply never confectioned nor folded and comes 'as straightly cut-of the role': it just shows some minimal storage-age. Simply a nice and attractive (presumably) 'Zoll'-related item that is with certainty not that often encountered: I deem that I have priced this unusually seen item accordingly!

Attractive - and actually never before encountered! - D.A.F.- (ie. \'Deutsches Arbeitsfront\') specialist-armbadge (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as was intended for a: \'D.A.F.-Sportamt\'-official This is an attractive - and actually never before by me encountered! - D.A.F.- (ie. \'Deutsches Arbeitsfront\') specialist-armbadge (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') is executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and was specifically intended for usage by a: \'D.A.F.-Sportamt\'-official (being presumably some sort of instructor- ie. trainer) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn- and/or: I deem clearly tunic-removed-) condition. The badge on offer here - showing a swastika-sign surrounded by the (typical) D.A.F. \'Zahnrad\'-sign ie. logo with above that the text: \'Sportamt\' - is beautifully executed in so-called \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and is backed with: bright-red-coloured- (and/or: linnen-based-) cloth (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which measures 9,5 x 8,5 cms. - is just minimally worn and shows some normal wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive and most certainly very scarcely encountered D.A.F.-related arm-badge ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually never before encountered! - medal: \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938\' (or: Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal), being of a \'variant\'-pattern that comes mounted on its \'Austrian\'-styled ribbon The very attractive medal comes mounted on its original, neatly confectioned- ie. folded and 'Austrian'-styled ribbon and comes in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a neat, 'variant'-pattern specimen (having differently styled text and clear impressed figures) as was executed in typical silver-coloured and (IMO) 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The medal retains a very attractive (ie. somewhat greyish-coloured-) age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details still very nicely preserved. The medal is just a bit stained but has nevertheless retained a very detailed and crispy appearance. Simply a neat 'variant'-pattern example that comes mounted on its desirable 'Austrian'-styled ribbon!

Attractive - and actually never before encountered! - unidentified, silver-toned (I deem) membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') depicting a swastika and (organisations?) abbreviation (ie. characters) that reads: \'L.O.G.\' This is an attractive - and actually never before encountered! - unidentified, silver- and/or golden-toned (I deem) membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') depicting a swastika and (organisations?) abbreviation (ie. characters) that reads: 'L.O.G.' (ie. eventually: 'L.D.G.') and that comes in a nicely preserved- and/or totally undamaged- ie. uncleaned-, condition. The lapel-pin is totally void of a makers'-designation and shows a pronounced swastika-device on its top (as can be seen on the pictures). The medium-sized badge which measures approximately 3,5 x 2,7 cms. has (I deem) been moderately used ie. worn (as can be seen on the pictures). It has lost some of its silver-toned finish but has maintained an attractive age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it does show normal wear but has truly no damage whatsoever (it still shows a tarnished, completely preserved silver-coloured finish and comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin-/catch-set-up as can be seen from the pictures). I could NOT find any reference-material on this interesting TR-period 'Mitgliedsabzeichen': I am convinced that it is a scarcely encountered specimen. Simply an attractive 'Mitgliedsabzeichen' that merits further investigative work and that is (I deem) accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually never before encountered! - \'NS-Frauenschaft\'-related sports-shirt-badge, being a medium-sized- (and/or maker-marked!) example as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This particular 'NS-Frauenschaft'-related sports-shirt-badge was without doubt intended to signify membership within the German Womens' Association (or in German-language: 'NS Frauenschaft') and was never used- nor shirt-attached: it can easily be graded 'virtually mint-/unissued' and came 'as straightly cut-off the role'. The example on offer here is a medium-sized version that measures 10,5 x 10 cms. - see pictures. The badge is neatly woven in black-coloured linnen on a white-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background and is a clear example of the neat 'BeVo-weave'-technique (as stated does the badge also show an interwoven makers'-mark that reads: 'BeVo - Wuppertal' - see pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually never before encountered! - 'NS-Frauenschaft'-related sports-shirt badge: I am convinced that this is a scarcely encountered example!

Attractive - and actually never before seen! - (IMO) pre-war-pattern and N.S.D.A.P. (ie. SA-) related marching-accessory (ie. belt-attachment-piece) being a brown-coloured and genuine leather-based example that shows four (glass) based reflectors attached This is an attractive - and actually never before seen! - (IMO) pre-war-pattern and presumably N.S.D.A.P. (ie. SA- or: 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related marching-accessory (ie. belt-attachment-piece) being a brown-coloured- and/or genuine leather-based example that shows four (glass) based reflectors (having a typical brownish colour) attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (and hardly used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece has an overall length of 35 cms. (and is 4 cms. wide) and is totally void of any marking nor date (something that is not unusual for such as early piece). As stated above, does the interesting piece show four (glass-based- and/or orange-coloured-) reflectors attached (which most certainly light-up when being lit by head-lights or alike). The piece was never oiled- nor greased and is fully souple: it shows two (functional) straps with which the piece can be easily mounted onto any TR-era belt (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and with certainty unusually encountered N.S.D.A.P. (ie. SA- ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related marching-accessory!

Attractive - and actually never before seen! - colourfull- and/or: \'BeVo\'-like-woven armshield (ie. \'Ärmelschild\') showing the coat of arms of the Hessen-province and swastika-sign and showing the characters: \'J\' and/or: \'U\' This is a very attractive - and actually never before seen! - colourfull- and/or: 'BeVo'-like-woven armshield (ie. 'Ärmelschild') showing the coat of arms of the Hessen-province coupled with a swastika-sign and showing the characters: 'J' and/or: 'U' (as was presumably intended for usage by the member of the TR-period: 'Deutsche Jugendherbergswerk' ie. 'DJH'). The shield was clearly used ie. worn and still shows the signs of having been once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). It is executed in a 'BeVo'-like-weave technique and does show an interwoven makers'-mark on its folded back (that reads: 'Muster Ges.Gesch.', as can be seen on the pictures). I could not establish the exact purpose of this armshield but assume that it was worn on the civil-attire by youthful supporters and occupants of a youth-hostel (ie. 'Jugendherberg') in the Hessen-province. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - woven cloth patch ie. arm-shield: only the first - and possibly only! - example such neat armshield I have ever encountered ie. offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually never before seen! - example of a DRB- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) related armband entitled: \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\', being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually in this colour never before seen! - example of a DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') entitled: 'Deutsche Reichsbahn' being of the 'entirely-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard' for usage by the various DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the darker-blue-coloured greatcoats and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 40 cms. and is 10 cms. wide - and is constructed from golden-yellow-coloured- (and quite shiny-type!) linnen and shows the neatly interwoven text: 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'. The armband shows a clearly present ink-stamp and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (IMO simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). I have personally never before encountered a similar example (in golden-yellow) and am convinced that this is a scarcely encountered DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband that was used by a DRB-official!

Attractive - and actually never before seen! - example of a DRB- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) related armband entitled: \'Dillenburg\', being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually never before seen! - example of a DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') entitled: 'Dillenburg' being of the 'entirely-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern that comes in a minimally used- ie. worn, condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard' for usage by the various DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn Feuerwehr'-) officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the darker-blue-coloured greatcoats and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 39 cms. and is 10 cms. wide - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured- (and shiny-type!) linnen and shows the neatly interwoven text: 'Dillenburg'. The armband is totally void of an ink-stamp and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (IMO simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). I have personally never before encountered a similar example and am convinced that this is a rarely encountered DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband that was used by a DRB-official who served within the station of the German town of Dillenburg in Hessen/Nassau and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually never before seen! - HJ/BDM- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) related, tinnen-based medical-accesory-box still retaining its period contents and showing a typical \'HJ-Raute\' on its top This is an attractive - and actually never before seen and most certainly very scarcely found! - white-coloured, HJ/BDM- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) related, tinnen-based medical-accesory-box showing a typical 'HJ-Raute' coupled with the text: 'Kosmoplast - Wundverband' on its top as was (for example) intended for usage by a: 'Feldscher' (or: medical orderly) still retaining its period contents and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved condition. The neat box - that is only sized 8,5 x 5,2 x 1,5 cms. - comes as recently found and is totally void of any usage-marks nor damage. It still retains its period contents (comprising of two medical-plasters) something that is also mentioned on the top of the box. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly very unusally encountered! - HJ/BDM-related medical-accesory that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually never before seen! - presumably pre-1925, so-called: scouting- (ie. \'Pfadfinderei\'-) related, brass-coloured- (ie. copper-based- and two-pieced-) belt-buckle (showing a detailed lily-flower ie. \'Lilie\') This is an attractive - and actually never before seen! - very earl-period- and presumably pre-1925, so-called: scouting- (ie. 'Pfadfinderei'- or youth-) related, brass-coloured- (ie. copper-based- and two-pieced-) belt-buckle (being a non-maker-example showing a detailed lily-flower ie. 'Lilie') that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The buckle is I deem clearly used and/or worn but has still maintained a typical 'copper-based'-finish, having an attractive age-patina without showing any real defaults nor damage (it has never been cleaned nor polished and shows some dust and/or minimal staining). The piece is totally void of any makers'-mark-signification (as is more often encountered). These attractive (two-pieced) youth-related belt-buckles saw only limited usage in the twenties and thirthies (ie. during the period of the so-called: 'Weimar Republik' and before the founding of the Hitler Youth ie. 'Hitlerjugend'). It should be noted that this is a genuine, early piece that is void of the (post-war!!) text ie. motto: 'Allzeit Bereit' (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that I have priced this attractive and with certainty unusually seen youth- ie. 'Pfadfinderei'-belt-buckle accordingly!

Attractive - and actually never before seen! - silverish-grey-coloured, commemorative D.R.K.B.- (ie.: \'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund\' aka \'Kyffhäuserbund\'-) related medal: \'20. Deutsches Bundes-Schiessen - Leipzig - 1934\' This is a truly attractive - and actually never before seen! - silverish-grey-coloured- (and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: commemorative D.R.K.B.- (ie.: 'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund' aka 'Kyffhäuserbund'-) related medal or award depicting the famous 'Kyffhäuser'-monument, a sun-burst-swastika and text that reads: '20. Deutsches Bundes-Schiessen - Leipzig - 1934' and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved condition. The award came without a ribbon (but was clearly intended to be mounted) and is very detailed and pronounced: it retains all its period-applied finish and was (I deem) never cleaned nor polished. The award - which was apparently awarded to commemorate a shooting-contest held in the town of Leipzig in the year 1934 - has an approximate diameter of 4 cms. and is simply nicely preserved. Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually seen! - early-period, D.R.K.B.-related commemorative medal that would merit further investigative work!

Attractive - and actually never before seen! - silverish-grey-coloured, commemorative D.R.K.B.- (ie.: \'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund\' aka \'Kyffhäuserbund\'-) related medal: \'20. Deutsches Bundes-Schiessen - Leipzig - 1934\' This is an attractive - and actually never before seen! - silverish-grey-coloured- (and I deem silvered 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: commemorative D.R.K.B.- (ie.: 'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund' aka 'Kyffhäuserbund'-) related medal or award depicting the famous 'Kyffhäuser'-monument, a sun-burst-swastika-device and text that reads: '20. Deutsches Bundes-Schiessen - Leipzig - 1934' and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved condition. The award came without a ribbon (but was clearly intended to be mounted) and is very detailed and pronounced: it retains all its period-applied finish and was (I deem) never cleaned nor polished. The award - which was apparently awarded to commemorate a shooting-contest held in the town of Leipzig in the year 1934 - has an approximate diameter of 4 cms. and is simply nicely preserved. Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually seen! - early-period, D.R.K.B.-related commemorative medal that would merit further investigative work!

Attractive - and actually never before seen! - WWI-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate: \'Den gefallenen d. Grosshzgl. Hess. Garde Drag.Rgts. No.23 ........Darmstadt - 1-2-X-1927\' - overall nice (albeit issued-) condition! This is an attractive - and actually never before encountered nor seen! - WWI-related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie'), as was issued to commemorate: 'Den gefallenen d. Grosshzgl. Hess. Garde Drag.Rgts. No.23 U.d. Grosshzgl. Hess. Leib Dragoner Rgts. No.24 - 1914-1918 - Darmstadt - 1-2-X-1927', in overall nice (albeit issued ie. worn-) condition. The detailed badge - which is executed in greyish-silver coloured so-called 'tin-based'-material (some sort of tin) shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The neat piece is void of a makers'-mark and shows a crypte with above that a burning fire with under this the text as mentioned above. It comes on its (functional-) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered and/or early-period (ie. 1927-dated!) - WWI-related 'tinnie'!

Attractive - and actually never before seen! - \'Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund der Stahlhelm\'- (or: \'NSDFBSt\'-) related so-called: arm-diamond (ie. \'Ärmelraute\') being a neatly machine-woven example This is an attractive - and actually by me never before seen! - 'Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund der Stahlhelm'- (or: 'NSDFBSt'-) related so-called: arm-diamond (ie. 'Ärmelraute') being a neatly machine- (ie. 'BeVo'-like) woven example that comes in an oveall very nice- (I deem) never used- ie. 'virtually mint', condition. The 4 x 4 cms. sized patch shows the typical insignia of the 'NSDFBSt' (ie. being a 'Stahlhem' with text) and is neatly executed in machine-woven, silver-white-coloured braid (being of the so-called: 'BeVo'-pattern) on a black-coloured- and/or silk-like, linnen-based background (as can be seen on the pictures). It shows a brownish-coloured and/or typical 'buckram'-based backing. I could not find any reference-material on this interesting patch that might possibly have been issued in order to signify (former) 'NSDFBSt'-membership. Simply a nice and very detailed badge that would merit further investigative work!

Attractive - and actually not that easilly encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) aluminium-based- and/or: matching, so-called: \'pith-helmet\' shield-set, both pieces neatly maker-marked with the \'G.B.\' makers\'-logo and date: \'1941\' This is a truly very attractive WH (Kriegsmarine): 'DAK' (ie. 'Deutsches Afrikakorps') aluminium-based- and/or: fully matching, so-called: 'pith-helmet' shield-set, both pieces being neatly maker-marked on the back with the makers’-logo ie. date: 'G.B. 41', in overall very nice (IMO virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. Both - very detailed and/or pronounced - pieces retain their original (three) completely present - and/or also aluminium-based and/or very fragile! - pins and are IMO in fully stonemint-/ie. unissued condtion (the set was most certainly never before mounted on a pith-helmet and was kept as such for decades). The black- (ie. red- and/or golden-) painted areas (on both shields) do truly show most of their original colour, but do also show some minimal scratches and/or paint-loss (IMO simply caused by decades of storage ie. handling only). Actually, are these genuine pith-helmet shields - having their original and/or undamaged aluminium-based prongs! - not that easy to encounter. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an original 'DAK' (or 'Afrikakorps') so-called 'pith-helmet' shield-set as was produced by the 'G.B.'- (ie. 'Gustav Brehmer'-) company!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - 3-pieced-, so-called: \'DLV\' (ie. \'Deutsche Luftsport Verband\') ID-document (ie. \'Mitgliedsausweis\'-) and/or: document-/photo-grouping that belonged to the \'DLV\'-member, named: Hubert Poetsch This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - 3-pieced-, so-called: 'DLV' (ie. 'Deutsche Luftsport Verband') ID-document (ie. 'Mitgliedsausweis'-) and/or: document-/photo-grouping that belonged to the 'DLV'-member ie. 'Rottenführer', named: Hubert Poetsch, born in 1903. The grouping comprises of a neat, bright-green-coloured- and carton-based so-called: 'DLV' (ie. 'Deutsche Luftsport Verband') ID-document (ie. 'Mitgliedsausweis'-) which bears the (low!) membership-number: '240' and that is nicely filled-in (by a machine) and accordingly ink-stamped (see pictures). It was issued to Poetsch on 1 February, 1935 and never had a picture attached but comes with various (glued-in) stamps (upto September 1938) as can be seen on the pictures. Next to this ID-document, the grouping holds a neat, albeit small- (ie. 7,5 x 5 cms.-) sized portrait-picture of Poetsch wherein he is seen wearing an N.S.F.K.-tunic (easily recognisable from the 'fliegender Mensch'-breast-badge - see pictures). The last item in the grouping concerns some sort of recognition-document (ie. 'Beglaubigung') wherein it is stated that the 'N.S.F.K.-Rottenführer' Poetsch attended a sports-event (on 18 June, 1939). I deem this is an interesting, small-sized- ID-document (ie. 'Mitgliedsausweis'-) and/or: document- ie. photo-grouping that belonged to a member that served in two of the lesser known, airforce-related, TR-organisations!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - aluminium-based \'DRB\'- (ie. \'Deutscher Reichsbahn\'- ie. \'Bahnschutz-Polizei\'-) related visor-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Schirmmützenkokarde für Uffz. u. Mannschaften des Bahnschutzpolizei\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: 'DRB'- (ie. 'Deutscher Reichsbahn'- ie. 'Bahnschutz-Polizei'-) related visor-cap-cocarde ie. wreath (ie. 'Schirmmützenkokarde für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften des Bahnschutzpolizei') being a detailed example as was executed in 'molded-styled' aluminium and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never worn- nor cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-, condition. The attractive - and non-maker-marked - piece has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all (four) of its silver-toned (and never bent!) pins ie. prongs (as can be seen on the pictures). The wreath - which does show a clearly present: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation on its back - comes with a (loose- ie. non-affixed) 'inner-cocarde' (that also retains both its prongs). This attractive visor-cap-insignia-piece originates from a private-household where it was recently found. Simply a nice and attractive 'Bahnschutz-Polizei'-related item that is actually not that often encountered: I deem that I have priced it accordingly!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - colourful, SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'SA-Sport- u. Wehrwettkämpfe 1938\' held in the town of Dortmund This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') as was executed in beige-/white-coloured- and neatly coloured-, 'resin'-based material as was issued to commemorate a specific SA-rally ie. sports-gathering entitled: 'SA-Sport- u. Wehrwettkämpfe 1938' that was held in the town of Dortmund from 1 to 3 July 1938 and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-) condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: almost all its green-, red- , golden and/or brown-coloured finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an eagle-device above an industrial scenery and the: 'SA'-logo (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which shows the makers'-designation: 'Richard Sieper & Söhne - Lüdenscheid' on its back - naturally comes mounted on its (functional-) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - SA-related 'tinnie'!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - colourful, SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was specifically issued to commemorate the: \'SA-Wehrwettkampftage 1939\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily ie. truly scarcely encountered! - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie'), as was executed in beige-/white-coloured- and neatly coloured-, 'resin'-based material as was issued to commemorate a specific SA-rally ie. sports-gathering entitled: 'SA-Wehrwettkampftage 1939' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: almost all its green-, red- , golden and/or brown-coloured finish has been nicely preserved (see pictures). The piece shows an eagle-device holding a sword and the: 'SA'-logo and provincial shield (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which shows the makers'-designation: 'Steinhauer & Lück - Lüdenscheid' as well as the 'RzM M9/50'-designation - on its back - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional-) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - SA-related 'tinnie'!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - colourfull, SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate the: \'SA-Wehrwettkampftage 1939\' This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily ie. truly scarcely encountered! - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie'), as was executed in beige-/white-coloured- and neatly coloured-, 'resin'-based material as was issued to commemorate a specific SA-rally ie. sports-gathering entitled: 'SA-Wehrwettkampftage 1939', in overall very nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-) condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: almost all its green-, red- , golden and/or brown-coloured finish has been nicely preserved (see pictures). The piece shows an eagle-device holding a sword and the: 'SA'-logo and provincial shield (see pictures). The badge - which shows the makers'-designation: 'R.Sieper u. Söhne - Lüdenscheid' as well as the 'RzM M9/25'-designation - on its back - naturally comes mounted on its (functional-) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - SA-related 'tinnie'!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - customs-related cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz\') being a detailed example as executed in the so-called: \'flatwire\'- (ie. \'BeVo-weave\'-) pattern This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - customs-related cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz') being a detailed- (and presumably issued albeit never worn) example that is executed in the neatly woven so-called: 'flatwire'- (ie. 'BeVo-weave'-) pattern and that comes in a 'virtually mint'- and never tunic-attached, condition. The cuff-title - which is a full-length example that measures 50 (!) cms. in length (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently found and belonged to a Customs-official who was issued this example and stored it for decades. Simply a decorative 'Zoll'-related item that is actually not that often encountered: I deem that I have priced this neat item accordingly!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - customs-related cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz\') being a detailed example as executed in the so-called: \'flatwire\'- (ie. \'BeVo-weave\'-) pattern This is an attractive - truly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed and actually not that easily encountered! - TR-period- and customs-related cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz\') being a detailed example that is executed in the neatly woven so-called: \'flatwire\'- (ie. \'BeVo-woven\'-) pattern and that comes in a truly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The cuff-title - which is a full-length example that measures 44 cms. in length as more often - shows some obvious age, wear and/or staining and still shows the signs of having been once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently found and belonged to a Customs-official who was issued this example and stored it for decades. Simply a decorative \'Zoll\'-related item that is actually not that often encountered: I deem that I have priced this neat cuff-title accordingly!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - customs-related cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz\') being a detailed- (and clearly worn!) example that comes in a used- ie. tunic-removed, condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - customs-related cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz') being a detailed- (and clearly worn!) example that is executed in the neatly woven so-called: 'flatwire'- (ie. 'BeVo-weave'-) pattern and that comes in a clearly used- and/or tunic-removed, condition. The cuff-title - which is period-shortened and measures now 38 cms. in length - still shows some thread- and stitching-remains with which it was once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). It shows a tiny, period-repaired tear and is minimally stained. The piece originates from a private household where it was found together with a visor-cap-eagle and dito pair of 'cyphered' shoulderboards (which are offered under respectively the nrs. 42897 and 42898: all three items belonged to the same Customs-official who wore these and after that stored these for decades). Simply a nice and attractive 'Zoll'-related item that is actually not that often encountered: I deem that I have priced this neat item accordingly!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - customs-related visor-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Mützenkokarde des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz\') being a detailed example that comes in a used- ie. cap-removed, condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - customs-related visor-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Mützenkokarde des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz') being a detailed- (and clearly worn!) mukti-piece-constructed example that is executed in aluminium-based metal and that comes in a clearly used- and/or (I deem) cap-removed, condition. The cocarde has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains both its three, golden-toned (ie. copper-based) pins ie. prongs (which were once bent but which are still functional). The non-maker-marked piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and has a fairly bright- and/or shiny 'age-patina' (still showing some polished parts as to be expected). Simply a nice and attractive 'Zoll'-related item that is actually not that often encountered: I deem that I have priced this neat item accordingly!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - customs-related visor-cap-eagle (ie. \'Hoheitszeichen des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz\') being a detailed- (and clearly worn!) example that comes in a used- ie. cap-removed, condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - customs-related visor-cap-eagle (ie. 'Hoheitszeichen des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz') being a detailed- (and clearly worn!) example that is executed in aluminium-based metal and that comes in a clearly used- and/or cap-removed, condition. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all its three, golden-toned pins ie. prongs (which were once bent but which are still functional). The non-maker-marked piece - which is left-facing and having an approximate wing-span of 7 cms. - has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and has a fairly bright- and/or shiny 'age-patina' (having some polished parts as to be expected). The cap-eagle originates from a private household where it was found together with a cuff-title and dito pair of 'cyphered' shoulderboards (which are offered under respectively the nrs. 42896 and 42898: all three items belonged to the same Customs-official who wore these and after that stored these for decades). Simply a nice and attractive 'Zoll'-related item that is actually not that often encountered: I deem that I have priced this neat item accordingly!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - customs-related, \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderboard-pair (ie. \'Schulterstücke des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz\') being a pair that was intended for usage by a: \'Zollsekretar\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - customs-related, 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderboard-pair (ie. 'Schulterstück-Paar des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz') being a pair that was intended for usage by an official who held the rank of: 'Zollsekretar' (comparable with the NCO-rank of 'Oberfeldwebel' (or: sergeant first-class) and that comes in a clearly used- and/or tunic-removed, condition. The shoulderboards - which are 'text-book' in all facets and measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - are executed in the typical, darker-green-coloured- and 'smooth-type' wool having the silverish-grey- and green-striped (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) upperdecks: I deem that as such they were intended for usage on a 'regular front-used' tunic. The boards come mounted on their (smaller-sized-) tongues and show just some minimal age caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Both boards show matching pairs of (regular-sized-, identical and neatly golden-toned- and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-): 'RFV'-cyphers and/or four pips attached (denoting the NCO-rank of: 'Zollsekretar'). All six devices are just minimally tarnished but are still very nice and/or pronounced (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderboards originate from a private household where they were found together with a cuff-title and dito visor-cap eagle (which are offered under respectively the nrs. 42896 and 42897: all three items belonged to the same Customs-official who wore these and after that stored these for decades). Simply a nice and attractive 'Zoll'-related shoulderboard-pair that is actually not that often encountered: I deem that I have priced this neat item accordingly!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - early- (ie. mid-war-) pattern-, WH (Heeres) cocarde as executed in bluish-grey-coloured linnen as intended for usage on the: \'Pz\'-beret (ie. \'Panzerschutzmütze\') I recently uncovered two - fully identical and actually not that easily encountered! - examples of the early- (ie. mid-war-) pattern-, WH (Heeres) specific cocarde as were executed in greyish-blue-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also-linnen-) background, as was intended for usage on the: 'Panzer'-beret (ie. 'Panzerschutzmütze') as was executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern, both pieces coming in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The pieces originate from the left-overs from an old tailor-shop and were simply never used (ie. nor beret-attached-) as can be seen on the pictures. The pieces - also known in German language as: 'Kokarden für Panzerschutzmütze' - show some minimal age- and/or staining caused by storage only but come in an overall wonderful and/or fully undamaged, condition. The asking-price is naturally per single piece. Simply a nice a great occasion to acquire an attractive and actually scarcely encountered piece of German cap-insignia: great to restore a Pz-beret or to be stored in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - early-pattern, WH (Heeres) specific cocarde as executed in white-coloured linnen in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave as was intended for usage on the: \'Pz\'-beret (ie. \'Panzerschutzmütze\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - early- (ie. most certainly pre-war-) pattern, WH (Heeres) specific cocarde as executed in white-coloured linnen in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave as was specifically intended for usage on the: \'Pz\'-beret (ie. \'Panzerschutzmütze\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The pieces originate from the left-overs from an old tailor-shop and was simply never used (ie. nor beret-attached-) as can be seen on the pictures. The piece - also known in German language as: \'Kokarde für Panzerschutzmütze\' - shows some minimal age- and/or staining simply caused by storage only but comes in an overall wonderful and/or fully undamaged, condition. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and actually scarcely encountered piece of German cap-insignia: great to restore a Pz-beret or to be stored in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - early-pattern, WH (Heeres) specific cocarde as executed in white-coloured linnen in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave as was intended for usage on the: \'Pz\'-beret (ie. \'Panzerschutzmütze\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - early- (ie. most certainly pre-war-) pattern, WH (Heeres) specific cocarde as executed in white-coloured linnen in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave as was specifically intended for usage on the: \'Pz\'-beret (ie. \'Panzerschutzmütze\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The piece was simply never used (ie. nor beret-attached-) as can be seen on the pictures. The piece - also known in German language as: \'Kokarde für Panzerschutzmütze\' - is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave as to be expected and comes \'as straightly cut-off the role\' and just shows some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or handling but can naturally easily serve to restore any \'Panzerschutzmütze\'. Moreover, does it show some minimal glue-remains on its back simply caused by having glued into an album or scrapbook once (as can be noticed on the pictures). This example originates from a \'Musterbuch\' (or: sample-book) that was period-compiled by the producing-company \'Offermann\' as was based in the town of Ratingen!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - early-pattern-, WH (Heeres) specific cocarde as executed in white-coloured linnen as was intended for usage on the: \'Pz\'-beret (ie. \'Panzerschutzmütze\') as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-we I recently uncovered five attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - examples of the early-pattern-, WH (Heeres) specific cocarde as were executed in white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also-linnen-) background, as was intended for usage on the: \'Panzer\'-beret (ie. \'Panzerschutzmütze\') as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, all five pieces in overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The pieces originate from the left-overs from an old tailor-shop and were simply never used (ie. nor beret-attached-) as can be seen on the pictures. The pieces - also known in German language as: \'Kokarden für Panzerschutzmütze\' - show some minimal age- and/or staining caused by storage only but come in an overall wonderful and/or fully undamaged, condition. The asking-price is naturally per single piece. Simply a nice a great occasion to acquire an attractive and actually scarcely encountered piece of German cap-insignia: great to restore a Pz-beret or to be stored in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of a: \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' being a maker- (ie. \'R.K.\'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Karneth\'-company This is a very attractive - albeit IMO minimally worn but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - example of a: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver panzer assault-badge ie. PAB), being a neatly maker- (ie. 'R.K.'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Rudolf Karneth' based in the town of Gablonz and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued- and/or minimally worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (IMO later-war-period-) zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that retains most of its silver-coloured finish and that has maintained an attractive appearance, still showing pronounced detail as to be expected. The badge has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated above does it deal with a so-called: 'semi-hollow zinc'-pattern (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '3.2.1.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was recently found as such at a German flea-market and was never before part of a collection. It was simply never cleaned nor polished. Simply a nice and honest silver-class, so-called: 'semi-hollow zinc'-pattern-PAB that comes in a very nice condition: I deem that this honest example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of an (I deem) early- (ie. 1935-pattern-) so-called: \'DLV\' (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsport Verband\') metal- (ie. nickle-chrome-) based belt-buckle, being a typical non-maker-marked specimen This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of an early- (ie. 1935-pattern-) so-called: \'DLV\' (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsport Verband\') metal- (ie. nickle-chromed) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') being a (typical) non-maker-marked specimen (showing a \'first model\' so-called: \'drooped winged\'-eagle-device) that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn), condition. The piece is I deem only moderately used and/or worn and does show some minimal age, staining and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The metal- (ie. nickle-chrome-) based buckle - that originates from a privat- household in Germany where it was recently found - retains a fully preserved silver-finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is very detailed and retains great, pronounced detail overall. Simply a very attractive and \'early-period- (and/or Luftwaffe-related\'-) so-called: \'Deutscher Luftsport Verband\'-belt buckle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of an early- (ie. 1935-pattern-) so-called: \'DLV\' (ie. \'Deutsche Luftsport Verband\') zinc- ie. steel-based belt-buckle, being a non-maker-marked specimen This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of an early- (ie. 1935-pattern-) so-called: 'DLV' (ie. 'Deutsche Luftsport Verband') zinc- ie. steel-based belt-buckle, being a non-maker-marked specimen showing a 'first model' so-called: 'drooped winged'-eagle-device. The piece is IMO only minimally used and/or worn and does show some minimal age, stainig and/or wear (some minimal staining is visible on the catch only as can be seen on the pictures). The zinc-ie. steel based buckle - that originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently found - retains a fully preserved (black-painted) swastika and fully preserved silver-finish (see pictures) and retains great, pronounced detail overall. Simply a very attractive and with certainty scarcely encountered- and 'early-period and/or Luftwaffe-related' so-called: 'Deutsche Luftsport Verband'-belt buckle!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of an early- (ie. 1935-pattern-) so-called: \'DLV\' (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsport Verband\') metal- (ie. nickle-chrome-) based belt-buckle, being a non-maker-marked specimen This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of an early- (ie. 1935-pattern-) so-called: 'DLV' (ie. 'Deutscher Luftsport Verband') metal- (ie. nickle-chrome-) belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss') being a non-maker-marked specimen (showing a 'first model' so-called: 'drooped winged'-eagle-device) that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn), condition. The piece is IMO only moderately used and/or worn and does show some minimal age, staining and/or wear (especially on its back as can be seen on the pictures). The metal- (ie. nickle-chrome-) based buckle - that originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently found - retains a fully preserved (black-painted) swastika-area and shows a fully preserved silver-finish (see pictures). The piece is very detailed and retains great, pronounced detail overall. Simply a very attractive and 'early-period- and/or Luftwaffe-related'- so-called: 'Deutscher Luftsport Verband'-belt buckle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of an early- (ie. 1935-pattern-) so-called: \'DLV\' (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsport Verband\') metal- (ie. zinc-) based belt-buckle, being a non-maker-marked, two-pieced specimen This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of an early- (ie. 1935-pattern-) so-called: 'DLV' (ie. 'Deutscher Luftsport Verband') metal- (ie. zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based-) belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Deutschen Luftsport Verbandes') being a non-maker-marked- and 'two-pieced' specimen (showing a 'first model' so-called: 'drooped winged'-eagle-device) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn), condition. The piece is only moderately used and/or worn and does show some minimal age, staining and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains an almost fully preserved (black-painted) swastika-area and has a nicely preserved silver-finish (see pictures). The piece is very detailed and retains great, pronounced detail overall. Simply a very attractive and 'early-period- and/or Luftwaffe-related'- so-called: 'Deutscher Luftsport Verband'-belt buckle that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - greyish-silver-toned- and resin-based, SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'SA-Wehrkampftage - Nordsee 1939\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') as was executed in silverish-grey-coloured- and 'resin'-based material as was issued to commemorate a specific SA-rally ie. sports-gathering entitled: 'SA-Wehrkampftage - Nordsee 1939' (held in the town of Bremen from 7 to 9 July 1939 as can be seen on the back) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-) condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: all of its silver-grey-coloured finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a detailed illustration of a light-house coupled with the: 'SA'-logo (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which shows the makers'-designation: 'Steinhauer & Lück - Lüdenscheid' and/or: 'RzM 9/50' on its back - naturally comes mounted on its (functional-) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - SA-related 'tinnie'!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - greyish-silver-toned- and resin-based, SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'SA-Wehrkampftage - Nordsee 1939\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') as was executed in silverish-grey-coloured- and 'resin'-based material as was issued to commemorate a specific SA-rally ie. sports-gathering entitled: 'SA-Wehrkampftage - Nordsee 1939' (held in the town of Bremen from 7 to 9 July 1939 as can be seen on the back) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-) condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: all of its silver-grey-coloured finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a detailed illustration of a light-house coupled with the: 'SA'-logo (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which shows the makers'-designation: 'Steinhauer & Lück - Lüdenscheid' and/or: 'RzM 9/50' on its back - naturally comes mounted onto its (functional-) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - SA-related 'tinnie'!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\'), aluminium-based (ie. \'molded-styled\') belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM - M4/23\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and actually unusually encountered! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\'), typically aluminium-based (ie. \'molded-styled\') belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften der Hitlerjugend\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM - M4/23\'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. surely issued and/or just minimally worn- ie. used-) condition. The buckle retains very nice detail as to be expected but was clearly worn as such. The piece has a typical silverish-coloured- and somewhat \'matted\' appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished (it has just acquired some tarnish ie. dirt over the years and shows some minimal wear-marks ie. \'scratches\' caused by wear and/or handling or alike). It is as stated above showing the super-imposed makers\'-designation: \'RzM - M4/23\' on its back (as can be clearly seen in the pictures) and is thus a piece that was with certainty produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Dr. Franke & Co.\' as was based in town of Lüdenscheid. This buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a neat \'variant\'-pattern, youth-related belt-buckle which is actually not that commonly encountered in this aluminium-based- ie. \'molded\'-pattern!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\'), aluminium-based (ie. \'molded-style\') belt-buckle being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM - M4/38\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and actually unusually encountered! - HJ ('Hitlerjugend'), (I deem) typically aluminium-based (ie. 'molded-style') belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften der Hitlerjugend') being a clearly maker- (ie. 'RzM - M4/38'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. surely issued and/or moderately worn- ie. used-) condition. The buckle retains nice detail as to be expected but was clearly worn as such. The piece has a typical silverish-coloured- and somewhat 'dull' appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished (it has just acquired some tarnish ie. dirt over the years and shows some minimal wear-marks ie. 'scratches' caused by wear and/or handling or alike). It is as stated above showing the super-imposed makers'-designation: 'RzM - M4/38' on its back (as can be clearly seen in the pictures) and is thus a piece that was with certainty produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Richard Sieper & Söhne' as based in town of Lüdenscheid. This buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a neat 'variant'-pattern, youth-related belt-buckle which is actually not that commonly encountered in this aluminium-based- ie. 'molded'-pattern!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\'), zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based (ie. \'molded-styled\') belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM - M4/39\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and actually unusually encountered! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\'), typically zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based (ie. \'molded-styled\') belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften der Hitlerjugend\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM - M4/39\'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. surely issued and/or just minimally worn- ie. used-) condition. The buckle retains very nice detail as to be expected but was clearly worn as such. The piece has a typical silverish-coloured- and somewhat \'matted\' appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished (it has just acquired some tarnish ie. dirt over the years and shows some minimal wear-marks ie. \'scratches\' caused by wear and/or handling or alike). It is as stated above showing the super-imposed makers\'-designation: \'RzM - M4/39\' on its back (as can be clearly seen in the pictures) and is thus a piece that was with certainty produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'F.W. Asmann & Söhne\' as was based in town of Lüdenscheid. This buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a neat \'variant\'-pattern, youth-related belt-buckle which is actually not that commonly encountered in this zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based - ie. \'molded\'-pattern!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\'), zinc-based (ie. \'molded-style\') belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'RzM - M4/38\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and actually unusually encountered! - HJ ('Hitlerjugend'), typically aluminium-based (ie. 'molded-style') belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften der Hitlerjugend') being a clearly maker- (ie. 'RzM - M4/38'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued albeit hardly worn- nor even used-) condition. The buckle still retains extraordinary detail as to be expected. The piece has a typical silver-coloured- and somewhat 'shiny' appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished (it has just acquired some minimal blackened tarnish ie. dirt over the years and shows some minimal wear-marks ie. 'scratches' caused by minimal wear and/or uncareful handling or alike). It is as stated above showing the makers'-designation: 'RzM - M4/38' on its back (as can be clearly seen in the pictures) and is thus a piece that was with certainty produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Richard Sieper & Söhne' based in town of Lüdenscheid. This buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive 'variant'-pattern, youth-related belt-buckle which is actually not that commonly encountered in this alumnium-based- ie. 'molded'-pattern!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\'), zinc-based (ie. \'molded-style\') belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'RzM - M4/46\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and actually unusually encountered! - HJ ('Hitlerjugend'), typically zinc-based (ie. 'molded-style') belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften der Hitlerjugend') being a clearly maker- (ie. 'RzM - M4/46'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued and/or moderately worn- ie. used-) condition. The buckle still retains extraordinary detail as to be expected but was clearly worn as such. The piece has a typical greyish-coloured- and somewhat 'dull' appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished (it has just acquired some tarnish ie. dirt over the years and shows some minimal wear-marks ie. 'scratches' caused by minimal wear and/or uncareful handling or alike). It is as stated above showing the makers'-designation: 'RzM - M4/46' on its back (as can be clearly seen in the pictures) and is thus a piece that was with certainty produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Wilhelm Schröder' based in town of Lüdenscheid. This buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive 'variant'-pattern, youth-related belt-buckle which is actually not that commonly encountered in this zinc-based- ie. 'molded'-pattern!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\', as issued to commemorate the: \'Aufmarsch der HJ - Gebiet 13 Hessen-Nassau - 25-26 August 1934\' - overall nice (albeit issued ie. worn-) condition! This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related 'tinnie', that was issued to commemorate a specific rally ie. named the: 'Aufmarsch der HJ - Gebiet 13 Hessen-Nassau - 25-26 August 1934', in overall nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-) condition. The detailed badge - which is executed in greyish-toned metal (IMO tin) - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The piece is unmarked and has lost some (ie. all) of its silver-coloured finish but comes on its (functional) long-sized pin. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered - youth-related 'tinnie'!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - neatly maker- (ie. \'110\'-) marked example of a black wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') that comes in clearly used- and/or worn, condition The attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - wound-badge does show moderate- ie. heavy wear and/or aging and has lost a fair bit of its original, black-coloured finish: it does show, morover, moderate wear, age and/or staining as to be expected. The woundbadge - which IMO dates from a later-war production and that was recently found at a private household in Germany - is as stated neatly maker-marked with the (unusually seen!) makers'-signification: '110' on its back (see pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Otto Zappe' based in the town of Gablonz a/d Neckar. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped- and/or copper-based-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply an attractive black WB that was clearly used and/or worn!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - NSB (or: \'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging\', being the Dutch WWII-period-, pro-German party) colourfull period-booklet entitled: \'Distinctieven der Beweging\' This is a very attractive example of not that easily encountered, NSB (or: 'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging', being the Dutch WWII-period-, pro-German party) colourfull period-booklet entitled: 'Distinctieven der Beweging', that comes in a very nice- (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-,) condition. This medium- (ie. 15,5 x 10 cms.-) sized- and soft-covered booklet retains all its 32 pages and is full of colourfull prints of all the various badges and insignia (plus detailed descriptions, ranks- ie. functions and explanation!) of this movement. The booklet - which was published somewhere in 1942/1943 and that is naturally compiled in the Dutch language - shows some minimal signs of having been used (one flaw is present on its back) but is for the rest in a wonderfull condition overall (truly almost mint!) and is simply very hard to be upgraded. Simply a very nice and scarcely seen NSB-related period-publication that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers\'-pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- ie. unit-signification: \'182/8\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') sleeve-badge (or: 'Dienststellen-Abzeichen') bearing the specialist- ie. unit-signification: '182/8' (as was possibly intended for a RAD senior-official who served within the 182nd district ie. 'Bezirk') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used-, worn and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. These badges were worn on the upper left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled '182'- and/or '8'-numerals - is neatly executed in so-called 'flat-wire'-like 'BeVo'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 182nd district ie. 'Bezirk'. The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed and originates from a smaller collection of rarely seen RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. This particular piece was clearly used and does show some minimal age and/or staining. Moreover, does it show an (interwoven) 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-marking and 'G & W'-makers'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that all RAD officers'-type badges are comparatively scarcely encountered!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - resin-based-, NSDAP-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'), as was issued to commemorate the: \'NSDAP-Kreistag 1939\' held in Magdeburg This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - NSDAP-related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen'), as was issued to commemorate the: 'NSDAP-Kreistag 1939' held in the town of Magdeburg, that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The badge was executed in beige-/white-coloured- and neatly golden-coloured-, 'resin'-based material and was issued to commemorate a specific NSDAP-rally ie. gathering entitled: 'NSDAP-Kreistag 1939'. The detailed and/or pronounced badge shows nice detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it retains most of its golden-coloured finish (see pictures). The piece shows the head of Charles the Great as mounted on a mobile swastika-sign (see pictures). The badge - which shows the makers'-designation: 'R. Sieper u. Söhne - Lüdenscheid' as well as the 'RzM M9/25'-designation on its back - naturally comes mounted on its (functional-) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - NSDAP-related 'tinnie'!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - SA-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'), as was issued to commemorate the: \'Wettkampftage der SA-Gruppe Niedersachsen\' held in 1935 This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - aluminium-based- and silver-coloured-, SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungs- Abzeichen'), being a non-maker-marked example, as was issued to commemorate the: 'Wettkampftage der SA-Gruppe Niedersachsen' held in held in the town of Hannover, from 6 to 8 September 1935, in overall very nice (albeit issued and/or worn-) condition. The detailed badge - which is executed in greyish-silver coloured aluminium shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The neat piece depicts a shield depicting the (two-headed horse-sign) with above the SA-logo (ie. device) with thereunder the text: 'Wettkampftage der SA-Gruppe Niedersachsen'. It comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered - SA-related 'tinnie'!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - SA-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'), as was issued to commemorate the: \'Wettkampftage der SA-Gruppe Niedersachsen\' held in 1936 This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! – aluminium-based- and silver-coloured-, SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungs- Abzeichen'), being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Lehmann & Wundenberg'-) marked example, as was issued to commemorate the: 'Wettkampftage der SA-Gruppe Niedersachsen' held in held in the town of Braunschweig, from 26 to 27 September 1936, in overall very nice (albeit issued and/or worn-) condition. The detailed badge - which is executed in greyish-silver coloured aluminium shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The neat piece depicts a shield depicting a sword-sign flanked with oakleaves and SA-logo (ie. device) surrounded by the text: 'Wettkampftage der SA-Gruppe Niedersachsen - 26. 27. September, 1936 - Braunschweig'. It comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered - SA-related 'tinnie'!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - small-sized-, period photo, depicting a WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\'-soldier in front of his tank (being IMO a tank of the type: \'Panzerkampwagen III\') This is an attractive, small-sized-, period photo (only sized: 9,5 x 6,5 cms.) depicting a WH (Heeres) 'Panzer'-soldier in front of his tank (being IMO a 'Panzerkampwagen III') as being transported on a train, in overall nice condition. The picture shows a WH Heeres 'Panzer' soldier (I deem officer) wearing his black-coloured, 'wrap-around'-tunic and/or pants. The picture was apparently sent as a war-souvenir and shows a date and/or text on its back that reads: 'Im Osten, 10-6-1944 - Meiner lieben Hilde zum Andenken an Deine.... ' (hard to read the name - see pictures). Simply a very attractive, WH (Heeres) 'Panzer'-related picture!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: 'Leistungs- abzeichen des Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg', being a (high-quality-produced-) so-called: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für Pistole - 1943' This is a very attractive - and actually not that easily encountered and truly nicely enamelled! - so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen des Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg', being a (IMO high-quality-produced-) so-called: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für Pistole - 1943', that comes in a minimally worn-, albeit fully undamaged, condition. The badge - which is void of any makers'-designation as more often - comes naturally mounted on its (fully functional- and/or totally unaltered-) pin-/catch set-up (see pictures). It retains a fully undamaged, golden-toned finish and has as stated above an undamaged, enamelled surface. These attractive badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1941 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered. The extensive series is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken Abzeichen-Katalog' wherein this particular example is referenced under the unique number: 'A61U' and given an estimated value of 220 Eu. This example originates from a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. IMO did I price this attractive and/or nicely preserved-, 'high-quality-produced' example of an: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für Pistole - 1943' accordingly!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') officers\'-pattern cuff-title (or: \'Ärmelstreifen\') depicting the interwoven text: \'Emsland 1\' This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') commemorative cuff-title (ie.: 'Ärmelstreifen für Offiziere des Reichsarbeitsdienstes') depicting the interwoven text: 'Emsland 1' (as was possibly intended for a RAD senior-official who served within Emsland-area) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only moderately used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive cuff-titles were worn on the left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The cuff-title - which shows the bright-silver-coloured text: 'Emsland 1' - is neatly executed in so-called 'flat-wire'-like 'BeVo'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within this specific area. The piece comes in a full-length- and non-shortened condition (and measures: 37 cms. in length) as to be expected and originates from a smaller collection of rarely seen RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. Of additional interest is, moreover, the interwoven makers'-designation (which is visible on one of the ends). It should be noted that all RAD officers'-type 'Ärmelstreifen' are comparatively scarcely encountered!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') officers\'-pattern sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- ie. unit-designation: \'172/6\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers\'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen für Offiziere des Reichsarbeitsdienstes\') bearing the specialist- ie. unit-unit-designation: \'172/65\' (as was presumably intended for a RAD senior-official who served within the 172nd district ie. \'Bezirk\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These attractive arm-badges were worn on the upper left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers\'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured \'172/6\'-numerals - is neatly executed in so-called \'flat-wire\'-like \'BeVo\'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 172nd district ie. \'Bezirk\'. The piece was never folded nor trimmed and originates from a smaller collection of rarely seen RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. Of additional interest is, moreover, the interwoven makers\'-designation (which is visible on its top). It should be noted that all RAD officers\'-type badges are comparatively scarcely encountered!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') officers\'-pattern sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- ie. unit-designation: \'253/10\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers\'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen für Offiziere des Reichsarbeitsdienstes\') bearing the specialist- ie. unit-designation: \'253/10\' (as was presumably intended for a RAD senior-official who served within the 253rd district ie. \'Bezirk\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These attractive arm-badges were worn on the upper left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers\'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured \'253/10\'-numerals - is neatly executed in so-called \'flat-wire\'-like \'BeVo\'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 253rd. district ie. \'Bezirk\'. The piece was never folded nor trimmed and originates from a smaller collection of rarely seen RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. Of additional interest is, moreover, the interwoven makers\'-designation (which is visible on its top). It should be noted that all RAD officers\'-type badges are comparatively scarcely encountered!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') officers\'-pattern sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- ie. unit-signification: \'313/4\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers\'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen für Offiziere des Reichsarbeitsdienstes\') bearing the specialist- ie. unit-signification: \'313/4\' (as was presumably intended for a RAD senior-official who served within the 313rd district ie. \'Bezirk\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These attractive arm-badges were worn on the upper left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers\'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured \'313/4\'-numerals - is neatly executed in so-called \'flat-wire\'-like \'BeVo\'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 313rd. district ie. \'Bezirk\'. The piece was never folded nor trimmed and originates from a smaller collection of rarely seen RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. Of additional interest is, moreover, the interwoven makers\'-designation (which is visible on its top). The piece was once glued into an album or scrapbook and does show some minimal glue-remains on its back. It should be noted that all RAD officers\'-type badges are comparatively scarcely encountered!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') officers\'-pattern sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- ie. unit-signification: \'330\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') sleeve-badge (or: 'Dienststellen-Abzeichen für Offiziere des Reichsarbeitsdienstes') bearing the specialist- ie. unit-signification: '330' (as was possibly intended for a RAD senior-official who served within the 330th district ie. 'Bezirk') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These attractive arm-badges were worn on the upper left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured '330'-numerals - is neatly executed in so-called 'flat-wire'-like 'BeVo'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 330th district ie. 'Bezirk'. The piece was never folded nor trimmed and originates from a smaller collection of rarely seen RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. Of additional interest is, moreover, the interwoven makers'-designation (which is visible on its top). It should be noted that all RAD officers'-type badges are comparatively scarcely encountered!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') officers\'-pattern sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- ie. unit-signification: \'XXIX\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') sleeve-badge (or: 'Dienststellen-Abzeichen für Offiziere des Reichsarbeitsdienstes') bearing the specialist- ie. unit-signification: 'XXIX' (as was possibly intended for a RAD senior-official who served within the 29th district ie. 'Bezirk') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive arm-badges were worn on the upper left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Roman-styled 'XXIX'-numerals - is neatly executed in so-called 'flat-wire'-like 'BeVo'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 29th district ie. 'Bezirk'. The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed as to be expected and originates from a smaller collection of rarely seen RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. Of additional interest is, moreover, the interwoven makers'-designation (which is visible on the back). It should be noted that all RAD officers'-type badges are comparatively scarcely encountered!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') officers\'-pattern sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- ie. unit-unit-designation: \'172/5\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers\'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen für Offiziere des Reichsarbeitsdienstes\') bearing the specialist- ie. unit-designation: \'172/5\' (as was presumably intended for a RAD senior-official who served within the 172nd district ie. \'Bezirk\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These attractive arm-badges were worn on the upper left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers\'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured \'172/5\'-numerals - is neatly executed in so-called \'flat-wire\'-like \'BeVo\'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 172nd district ie. \'Bezirk\'. The piece was never folded nor trimmed and originates from a smaller collection of rarely seen RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. Of additional interest is, moreover, the interwoven makers\'-designation (which is visible on its top). It should be noted that all RAD officers\'-type badges are comparatively scarcely encountered!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: \'Leistungs- abzeichen des Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg\', being a so-called: \'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für KK-Gewehr - 1944\' This is a very attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen des Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg', being a so-called: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für KK-Gewehr - 1944', that comes in a minimally worn-, albeit fully undamaged, condition. The badge - which shows a makers'-designation on the pin-/cach set-up that reads: 'C. Poellath - Schrobenhausen' as more often - comes naturally mounted on its (fully functional- and/or totally unaltered-) pin-/catch set-up (see pictures). It retains a fully undamaged, golden-toned finish and has an undamaged, red- ie. green-coloured- and painted surface. These attractive badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1941 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered. The extensive series is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken Abzeichen-Katalog' wherein this particular example is referenced under the unique number: 'A61K' and given an estimated value of 150 Eu. This example originates from a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. IMO did I price this attractive and/or nicely preserved 'high-quality-produced' example of an: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für KK-Gewehr - 1944' accordingly!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen des Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg\' being a (high-quality-produced!) so-called: \'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für Pistole - 1943\' This is a very attractive - and actually not that easily encountered and truly nicely enamelled! - so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen des Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a (with certainty high-quality-produced!) so-called: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für Pistole - 1943' that comes in a minimally worn-, albeit nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged, condition. The badge - which is void of any makers'-designation as more often - comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and/or totally unaltered) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains a fully undamaged, golden-toned finish and has as stated above an undamaged, enamelled surface. These attractive badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1941 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered. The extensive series is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken Abzeichen-Katalog' wherein this particular example is referenced under the unique number: 'A61U' and given an estimated value of 220 Eu. This example originates from a German private-household and was never before in a collection. I deem that I priced this attractive and/or nicely preserved, 'high-quality-produced' example of an: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für Pistole - 1943', accordingly!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen des Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg\' being a zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based so-called: \'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für Pistole - 1943\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered and nicely enamelled! - so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen des Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based so-called: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für Pistole - 1943' that comes in a moderately worn-, albeit fully undamaged, condition. The badge - which is void of any makers'-designation as more often seen - comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and/or totally unaltered) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains a fully undamaged, golden-toned finish and has - as stated above- an undamaged, enamelled surface (that is just a bit stained but uncleaned). These attractive badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1941 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered. The extensive series is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken Abzeichen-Katalog' wherein this particular example is referenced under the unique number: 'A61U' and given an estimated value of 220 Eu(!). This example originates from a German private-household and was never before in a collection. I deem that I did price this attractive and/or nicely preserved example of an: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für Pistole - 1943' accordingly!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen des Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg\', being a (high-quality-produced-) so-called: \'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für Wehrmanngewehr - 1941\' This is a very attractive - and actually not that easily encountered and truly nicely enamelled! - so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen des Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a (I deem 'high-quality'-produced-) so-called: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für Wehrmanngewehr - 1941' and that comes in a minimally worn-, albeit fully undamaged, condition. The badge - which shows a clear makers'-designation (that reads: 'Carl Poellath - Schrobenhausen') as more often - comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and/or totally unaltered-) pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains a fully undamaged, golden-toned finish and has as stated above a totally undamaged, enamelled surface. These attractive badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1941 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered. The extensive series is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken Abzeichen-Katalog' wherein this particular example is referenced under the unique number: 'A61R' and given an estimated value of 220 Eu. This example originates from a German private household and was never before in a collection. I deem that I did price this attractive and/or nicely preserved and 'high-quality-produced' example of an: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für Wehrmanngewehr - 1941' accordingly!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn by members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') This is a very attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin or campaign-shield (ie. 'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen') as was worn by members of the '90. Panzergrenadier-Division' (aka: 'Sardinienschild'), in overall very nice (and IMO moderately used- and/or worn-) condition. The lapel-pin - which comes as recently found at a private household depicts the map of the island of Sardinia with a diagonal sword across mentioning the towns of Olbia and Cagliari and comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used- and/or worn-, condition: it was made of silver-toned metal and retains most of its silverish-finish - see pictures. The piece has a slightly darkened age-patina but has IMO never been cleaned and retains its detailed appearance. These 'semi-official' pins were worn on both the 'M43-type'-caps and/or civil ie. military attire. The neat pin - which comes on its functional pin-/catch-set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique number: 9841A and an estimated value of 380 Euro. As possibly known have these pins a 'semi-official status': these pins were, however, awarded with an accompanying, specific award-document and were also appropiately entered in both: 'Wehrpass' and/or 'Soldbuch'. Simply a very attractive and desirable 'Panzergrenadiere'-related item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type cocarde (as executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'- ie. \'BeVo\'-weave pattern) as was specifically intended for usage on the: WH \'Knautschmützen\' ie. \'Alter-art\'-visor This is a very attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type visor-cap-cocarde (as executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'- ie. \'BeVo\'-weave pattern) as was specifically intended for usage on the: WH \'Knautschmützen\' ie. \'Alter-art\'-visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The piece was simply never used (ie. nor beret-attached-) as can be seen on the pictures. The piece - also known in German language as: \'Kokarde für Knautsch- oder Alter-Art-Schirmmütze\' - is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave, \'flat-wire\'-pattern as to be expected and comes \'as straightly cut-off the role\' and just shows some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or handling but can naturally easily serve to restore any \'Knautschmütze\'. Moreover, does it show some minimal glue-remains on its back simply caused by having glued into an album or scrapbook once (as can be noticed on the pictures). This example originates from a \'Musterbuch\' (or: sample-book) that was period-compiled by the producing-company \'Offermann\' as was based in the town of Ratingen!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\'-related lapel-pin (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn by members of the \'16. Panzer-Division\' This is a very attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - golden- ie. black-toned WH (Heeres) 'Panzer'-related lapel-pin (ie. 'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen') as was worn by members of the: '16. Panzer-Division' and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - which comes as recently found at a private household depicts the tactical-symbol of the '16.-Pz.Div.' and comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO hardly used- nor worn-), condition: it was made of golden-toned-, copper-based metal (ie. 'Eisenblech') that shows a period-applied- and glossy-, black-coloured finish (which is fully preserved as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has a slightly darkened age-patina but has IMO never been cleaned and retains its detailed appearance. These 'semi-official'-pins were worn on both the 'M43-type'-caps and/or civil ie. military attire. The neat pin - which comes mounted on its functional pin-/catch-set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number: 9836 and an estimated value of 225 Euro. As possibly known have these pins a 'semi-official status': these pins were, however, awarded with an accompanying, specific (small-sized-) award-document and were also appropiately entered in both: 'Wehrpass' and/or 'Soldbuch'. Simply a very attractive and desirable 'Panzer'-related item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' helmet-decal being a maker- (ie. \'Huber, Jordan & Koerner - Nürnberg - Abziehbilderfabrik\'-) marked example depicting the \'Reichsadler\'-symbol This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) helmet-decal (ie. 'Abziehbild für Stahlhelm') being a clearly maker- (ie. 'Huber, Jordan & Koerner - Nürnberg - Abziehbilderfabrik'-) marked example depicting the 'Reichsadler'-symbol and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The decal comes in a truly 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' condition but does show a fold and some minimal scratches (simply caused by decades of storage and/or handling over the years). It should, however, be noted that - I deem - that these original decals can not anymore be used to 'upgrade' a steel-helmet: they should be more seen as desirable collectibles. It should be noted that these genuine, period helmet-decals can easily be considered 'fairly scarce' and come not that often for sale!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' helmet-decal being a maker- (ie. \'Huber, Jordan & Koerner - Nürnberg - Abziehbilderfabrik\'-) marked example depicting the \'Reichsadler\'-symbol This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) helmet-decal (ie. \'Abziehbild für Stahlhelm\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'Huber, Jordan & Koerner - Nürnberg - Abziehbilderfabrik\'-) marked example depicting the \'Reichsadler\'-symbol and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The decal comes in a truly \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition but does show a fold and some minimal scratches (simply caused by decades of storage and/or handling over the years). It should, however, be noted that - I deem - that these original decals can not anymore be used to \'upgrade\' a steel-helmet: they should be more seen as desirable collectibles. It should be noted that these genuine, period helmet-decals can easily be considered \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'standard-type\'- (ie. \'standard-issue\') towel (ie. \'Handtuch\') as was executed in \'roughly-styled\' linnen-based cloth and bearing the interwoven text: \'Kriegsmarine\' I recently found three - fully identical and actually not that easily encountered! - examples of the WH (Kriegsmarine) 'standard-type'- (ie. 'standard-issue') towel (ie. 'Handtuch') as was executed in fairly 'roughly-styled' linnen-based cloth and bearing the interwoven text: 'Kriegsmarine' all three pieces coming in an in overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The towels - which are approximately 96 x 53,5 cms. sized - do show two horizontally mounted- and/or darker-blue-coloured stripes - were simply never used and still retain a somewhat 'hardened touch': they just show some minimal aging ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. I found three - fully indentical! -examples: the price is naturally intended per single towel. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often seen! - personal naval-equipment-item: great to store in a soldiers' bread-bag or to be used in any equipment set-up!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'standard-type\'- (ie. \'standard-issue\') towel (ie. \'Handtuch\') as was executed in \'roughly-styled\' linnen-based cloth and bearing the interwoven text: \'Kriegsmarine\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'standard-type'- (ie. 'standard-issue') towel (ie. 'Handtuch') as was executed in 'roughly-styled' linnen-based cloth and that is bearing the interwoven text: 'Kriegsmarine' and that comes in an in overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The towel - which is approximately 96 x 53,5 cms. sized - does show two horizontally mounted- and/or darker-blue-coloured stripes - and was probably issued but simply never used and still retains a somewhat 'hardened touch': it just shows some minimal aging ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a neat - and most certainly not that often seen! - personal naval-equipment-item: great to store in a soldiers'-bread-bag or to be used in any equipment set-up!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'standard-type\'- ie. \'standard-issued\' towel (ie. \'Handtuch\'), as was executed in fairly \'roughly-styled\' linnen-based cloth and bearing the interwoven text: \'Kriegsmarine This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'standard-type'- ie. 'standard-issued', towel (ie. 'Handtuch'), as was executed in fairly 'roughly-styled' linnen-based cloth and bearing the interwoven text: 'Kriegsmarine', in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The linnen-based towel - which is approximately sized: 96 x 53,5 cms. and does show two horizontally mounted- and/or darker-blue-coloured stripes - was possibly issued but simply never used and still retains a somewhat 'hardened touch': it just shows some minimal aging ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often seen! - personal naval-equipment-item: great to store in a soldiers' bread-bag or to be used in any equipment set-up!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'standard-type\'- ie. \'standard-issued\' towel (ie. \'Handtuch\'), as was executed in fairly \'roughly-styled\' linnen-based cloth and bearing the interwoven text: \'Kriegsmarine This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'standard-type'- ie. 'standard-issued', towel (ie. 'Handtuch'), as was executed in fairly 'roughly-styled' linnen-based cloth and bearing the interwoven text: 'Kriegsmarine', in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The towel - which is approximately sized: 96 x 53,5 cms. and does show two horizontally mounted- and/or bright-red-coloured stripes - was possibly issued but simply never used and still retains a somewhat 'hardened touch': it just shows some minimal aging ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often seen! - personal naval-equipment-item: great to store in a soldiers' bread-bag or to be used in any equipment set-up!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Schiffchen\') I recently found nine - fully identical! - examples of the - actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) 'standard-issue'-pattern-, side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Schiffchen') all nine pieces coming in an overall very nice (and never used- nor side-cap-attached-), condition. It should be noted that these side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter when needed. All nine pieces - which are neatly machine-embroidered on a slightly thinner-shaped and/or bluish-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - have a carton-based ïnner-section and show some minimal storage-age only and can excellently be used to complete any LW-side-cap (ie. 'Luftwaffe-Schiffchen'). The asking-price is naturally intended per single cocarde. Simply a very attractive Luftwaffe-related, side-cap insignia-piece that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - white-beige-coloured, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'Gebietstreffen der Fränkischen Hitlerjugend 1939\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily seen! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') as executed in beige-/white-coloured- and/or 'resin'-based material as was issued to commemorate a specific HJ-rally ie. sports-gathering entitled the: 'Gebietstreffen der Fränkischen Hitlerjugend 1939' and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: all of its somewhat shiny and beige-/white-coloured finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a typical HJ-eagle-device holding a sword and is surrounded by the text as mentioned above. The badge - which shows a neat makers'-designation: 'R.Sieper u. Söhne - Lüdenscheid' as well as the 'RzM M9/25'-designation on its back - comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional-) pin- ie. catch set-up. Simply a neat - and most certainly not that often encountered! - HJ-related 'tinnie'!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - \'Ärmelabzeichen des Standschützenbataillon Imst\' (being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or \'Raute\'-sized example) This is a very attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: 'Ärmelabzeichen des Standschützenbataillon Imst' being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or 'Raute'-sized example that comes in a (I deem) never used- nor tunic-attached, condition. The truly colourful patch is nicely machine-embroidered onto a piece of darker-green wool and was I deem never used- nor tunic-attached. It shows a (typical) beige-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat occasion to acquire a fairly rarely seen - later-war-period arm-patch that was intended for usage by a member that served within one of the Austrian-based so-called: 'Standschützenbataillone'!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - \'DR\'- (ie. \'Deutscher Reichsbahn\'- ie. \'Bahnschutz-Polizei\'-) related visor-cap-eagle and cocarde-set (ie. \'Hoheitszeichensatz des Bahnschutzpolizei\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - 'DR'- (ie. 'Deutscher Reichsbahn'- ie. 'Bahnschutz-Polizei'-) related (NCO- ie. EM-pattern) visor-cap-eagle and cocarde-set (also known as. 'Hoheitszeichensatz des Bahnschutzpolizei') being a detailed- (and clearly worn!) fully matching set as executed in molded zinc (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall nice, albeit used- ie. cap-removed, condition. Both (non-maker-marked) pieces have truly great pronounced detail and naturally retain all their golden-toned pins ie. prongs (which were once bent but which are still functional). The non-maker-marked pieces - of which the eagle is left-facing and having an approximate wing-span of 6,5 cms. - have most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and have a fairly dull- ie. typical zinc-like 'age-patina' (both pieces show some tarnish ie. are somewhat stained). The wreath comes with an aluminium-based cocarde (that also retains both its prongs). This attractive visor-cap-set originates from a private household where it was recently found together and belonged to the same 'Bahnschutz-Polizei'-official who wore these and after that stored these for decades. Simply a nice and attractive 'Bahnschutz-Polizei'-related item that is actually not that often encountered: I deem that I have priced this neat visor-cap-set accordingly!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - \'Leistungsabzeichen des Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg\' (being a neatly enamelled so-called: \'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Silber für Pistole - 1942\' This is a very attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - \'Leistungsabzeichen des Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg\' being a so-called: \'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Silber für Pistole - 1942\' that comes in a minimally worn-, albeit fully undamaged and nicely preserved-, condition. The badge - which shows a makers\'-designation on the pin-/cach set-up that reads: \'C. Poellath - Schrobenhausen\' as more often - comes naturally mounted on its (fully functional- and/or totally unaltered-) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up (see pictures). It retains a fully undamaged, silver-toned finish and has an undamaged, red- ie. green-coloured- and/or enamelled surface. These attractive badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1941 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered. The extensive series is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken Abzeichen-Katalog\' wherein this particular example is referenced under the unique number: \'A61M\' and is given an estimated value of 100 Eu. This example originates from a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. I deem that I priced this attractive and/or nicely preserved \'high-quality-produced\' example of a: \'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Silber für Pistole - 1942\', accordingly!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - \'Leistungsabzeichen des Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg\' (being a neatly enamelled so-called: \'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Silber für Pistole - 1942\' This is a very attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - 'Leistungsabzeichen des Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a so-called: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Silber für Pistole - 1942' that comes in a minimally worn-, albeit fully undamaged and truly nicely preserved-, condition. The badge - which shows a clear makers'-designation on the pin-/cach set-up that reads: 'C. Poellath - Schrobenhausen' as more often - comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and/or totally unaltered) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains a fully undamaged, silver-toned finish and has an undamaged, red- ie. green-coloured- and/or enamelled surface. These attractive badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1941 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered. The extensive series is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken Abzeichen-Katalog' wherein this particular example is referenced under the unique number: 'A61M' and is given an estimated value of 100 Eu. This example originates from a German private-household and was never before in a collection. I deem that I priced this attractive and/or nicely preserved 'high-quality-produced' example of a: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Silber für Pistole - 1942', accordingly!

Attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - \'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber des Standschützenverband Kufstein\' (being a zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based example showing the text ie. date: \'Kreis-Schiessen Kufstein 1944\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber des Standschützenverband Kufstein' being a zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based and detailed example showing the text ie. date: 'Kreis-Schiessen Kufstein 1944' and that comes in a minimally worn-, albeit fully undamaged and/or nicely preserved-, condition. The oval-shaped badge - which shows a makers'-designation on the pin-/cach set-up that reads: 'C. Poellath - Schrobenhausen' as more often - comes naturally mounted on its (fully functional- and/or totally unaltered-) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up (see pictures). It retains a nicely preserved, silver-toned finish that has somewhat tarnished over the years (and has never been cleaned nor polished). These attractive badges were awarded (in three classes resp. bronze, silver and/or gold) and are actually not that commonly encountered. A similar example of this series is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken Abzeichen-Katalog' wherein this particular example is referenced under the unique number: 'A62B' and is given an estimated value of 150 Eu. This example originates from a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. I deem that I priced this attractive and/or nicely preserved example of a: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber des Standschützenverband Kufstein', accordingly!

Attractive - and actually not that easily found! - darker-blue-coloured RLB (or: \'Reichsluftschutzbund\') so-called: \'Amtsträger\'-armband depicting the typical \'RLB\'-logo (with lettering) and that comes in a \'virtually mint\', condition This is a very attractive example of the - actually fairly scarcely encountered! - typical darker-blue-coloured- and linnen-based RLB (or: 'Reichsluftschutzbund') so-called: 'Amtsträger'-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') depicting the multi-coloured 'RLB'-logo (with lettering) that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem possibly issued- albeit hardly- ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint', condition. This band signified that the bearer was an official member of the RLB and acted as a so-called: 'Amtsträger' (these bands could also be worn with the civilian-attire). The armband - which comes neatly 'off-factory' stitched-together - measures approximately 41 x 10 cms. and comes in an overall very nice condition: it is just minimally stained and is somewhat wrinkled (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and actually quite unusually enocountered! - TR-era, RLB-related armband that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually not that easily found! - darker-blue-coloured, WH (Kriegsmarine)-related side-cap eagle (ie. \'Mützenadler für Schiffchen\') being a clearly cap-reoved specimen as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - darker-blue-coloured, WH (Kriegsmarine)-related side-cap eagle- (ie. 'Mützenadler für Schiffchen der Kriegsmarine') being a standard-issue-pattern, 'BeVo'-woven example as executed in golden-yellow-toned linnen onto a typical, darker-blue-coloured- (and/or also linnen-based) background and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. carefully cap-removed-), condition. These attractive insignia-pieces were used by members of the 'Kriegsmarine' and were intended for usage onto the blue-attire side-caps (ie. 'Schiffchen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere'). The piece is nicely pre-confectioned- ie. trimmed and does show some minimal age and/or staining simply caused by having been moderately used. Simply a neat WH (Kriegsmarine)-related side-cap eagle that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually not that easily found! - darker-blue-coloured, WH (Kriegsmarine)-related side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set (ie. \'Mützenadler u. Kokarde für Schiffchen\'), both pieces as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually noth that easily seen! - darker-blue-coloured, WH (Kriegsmarine)-related side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set (ie. 'Mützenadler u. Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen'), both pieces as executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern-, both examples as executed on a typical-, darker-blue-coloured- (and/or also linnen-based-) background and that both come is a clearly used- ie. carefully cap-removed, condition. These attractive insignia-sets were used by members of the 'Kriegsmarine' and were intended for the blue-attire side-caps (ie. 'Schiffchen'). This neat set comes in a clearly used- and/or cap-removed condition: it does show some minimal age and/or staining simply caused by having been moderately used. It should be noted that especially the darker-blue-coloured KM-cocardes are very hard to encounter. Simply a neat WH (Kriegsmarine)-related side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set!

Attractive - and actually not that easily found! - darker-blue-coloured, WH (Kriegsmarine)-related side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set (ie. \'Mützenadler u. Kokarde für Schiffchen\'), both pieces as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually noth that easily seen! - darker-blue-coloured, WH (Kriegsmarine)-related side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set (ie. 'Mützenadler u. Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen'), both pieces as executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern-, both examples as executed on a typical-, darker-blue-coloured- (and/or also linnen-based-) background and that both come is a clearly used- ie. carefully cap-removed-, condition. These attractive insignia-sets were used by members of the 'Kriegsmarine' and were intended for the blue-attire side-caps (ie. 'Schiffchen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere'). This neat set comes in a clearly used- and/or cap-removed condition: it does show some minimal age and/or staining simply caused by having been moderately used. It should be noted that especially the darker-blue-coloured KM-cocardes are very hard to encounter. Simply a neat WH (Kriegsmarine)-related side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set!

Attractive - and actually not that easily found! - linnen-based sport-shirt badge as was specifically intended for usage by members serving within the: \'Deutches Frauenwerk\' (or: \'DFW\') being a \'virtually mint\' example This is an attractive example of a linnen-based sport-shirt badge as was specifically intended for usage by members serving within the: \'Deutches Frauenwerk\' (or: \'DFW\') being a \'virtually mint\'- (and/or most certainly never mounted) example that comes in a wonderful condition overall. The neat patch - depicting a \'rounded swastika\'-symbol and so-called: \'life\'-rune-sign - comes as \'straightly cut-off the role\' and shows some minor staining (ie. wrinkles) but has no damage whatsoever. The - somewhat larger- (ie. 11 x 10 cms.) sized - patch is one of the more difficult to encounter womens\' sports\'-related patches. Hard to find a better preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and actually not that easily found! - silver-toned, \'Mitglliedsabzeichen\' (ie. ) membership-lapel-pin denoting membership within the: \'Jungstahlhelm\'- (ie. \'Jungsta\') organisation being a neatly maker- (ie. \'St.&L.\'-) marked example This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily found! - silver-toned- (and I deem neatly Buntmetall-based!) so-called: 'Mitglliedsabzeichen' (ie. ) membership-lapel-pin denoting membership within the: 'Jungstahlhelm'- (ie. 'Jungsta') organisation being a neatly maker- (ie. 'St.&L.'-) marked example that was worn by a young member of the obscure (WWI-veteran-related) organisation: 'Jungstahlhelm'- (ie. 'Jungsta') being a beautiful example that comes in an overall nice and/or fully undamaged, condition. The badge on offer here comes in the format of a sword and is of the larger-sized pattern (having an approximate length of 3,8 cms.). It has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and retains a truly nice and minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked 'St.&L.'-) and shows an additional 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking as is more often encountered on these attractive badges. It comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9340AB) and an estimated value of 150 Eu. I deem this is a very nice and most certainly decorative badge which I have priced according to its nicely preserved and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive - and actually not that easily found! - so-called: \'OT\'- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, light-brown-coloured- and/or linnen-based NCO-type arm-badge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen für Unterführer\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a so-called: 'OT'- (ie. 'Organisation Todt'-) related, light-brown-coloured- and/or linnen-based NCO-type arm-badge (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen für Unterführer') that comes in an overall very nice (IMO never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch - which measures: 9,7 x 7,5 cms. - is executed in beige-brownish coloured linnen and shows the (orange-red-coloured- and nicely machine-embroidered) 'OT'-characters coupled with two (linnen-based) rank-stripes. To date the exact usage and or OT-NCO-rank could not yet be established. In any case an attractive so-called: 'OT'-related arm-badge (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen für Unterführer') that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually not that easily found! - WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. \'Küsten-Artillerie\'-related side-cap eagle- and cocarde insignia-set (ie. \'Mützenadler u. Kokarde für Schiffchen\') both pieces as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. 'Küsten-Artillerie'-related side-cap eagle- and cocarde insignia-set (ie. 'Mützenadler u. Kokarde für Schiffchen') both pieces as executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, both examples as executed on a typical-, field-grey-coloured- (and/or also linnen-based-) background and that come in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or carefully side-cap-removed-), condition. These attractive insignia-sets were used by the various members of the 'Kriegsmarine' (ie. 'Küsten-Artillerie') and were intended for usage onto the side-caps (ie. 'Schiffchen') but also saw usage on the so-called: 'M43-type'-field-caps (or: 'Einheitsfeldmützen'). The eagle is nicely executed in golden-yellow-toned linnen on a typical field-grey-coloured background. The cocarde shows an identical background and both insignia-pieces were most certainly once mounted onto a cap. This neat set was recently found in Germany and was carefully cap-removed: it does show some minor age and/or staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage. Simply a neat WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. 'Küsten-Artillerie'-related side-cap eagle- and cocarde insignia-set that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually not that easily found! - WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. \'Küsten-Artillerie\'-related side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set (ie. \'Mützenadler u. Kokarde für Schiffchen\'), both pieces as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually noth that easily seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. 'Küsten-Artillerie'-related side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set (ie. 'Mützenadler u. Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen'), both pieces as executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern-, both examples as executed on a typical-, field-grey-coloured- (and/or also linnen-based-) background, in overall very nice ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. These attractive insignia-sets were used by members of the 'Kriegsmarine' (ie. 'Küsten-Artillerie') and were intended for the side-caps but also saw usage on the so-called: 'M43-type'- field-caps (or: 'Einheitsfeldmützen'). This neat set comes in a virtually mint-/unissued condition and comes IMO 'as straightly cut-off the role': it does show some minor age and/or staining simply caused by years of storage only. Simply a neat WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. 'Küsten-Artillerie'-related side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set!

Attractive - and actually not that easily found! - WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. \'Küsten-Artillerie\'-related side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set (ie. \'Mützenadler u. Kokarde für Schiffchen\'), both pieces as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually noth that easily seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. 'Küsten-Artillerie'-related side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set (ie. 'Mützenadler u. Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen'), both pieces as executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern-, both examples as executed on a typical-, field-grey-coloured- (and/or also linnen-based-) background, in overall very nice ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. These attractive insignia-sets were used by members of the 'Kriegsmarine' (ie. 'Küsten-Artillerie') and were intended for the side-caps but also saw usage on the so-called: 'M43-type'- field-caps (or: 'Einheitsfeldmützen'). This neat set comes in a virtually mint-/unissued condition and comes IMO 'as straightly cut-off the role': it does show some minor age and/or staining simply caused by years of storage only. Simply a neat WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. 'Küsten-Artillerie'-related side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set!

Attractive - and actually not that easily ie. scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen des Standschützenbataillon Innsbruck\' (being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or \'Raute\'-sized example) This is a very attractive - and actually not that easily ie. truly scarcely encountered! - so-called: 'Ärmelabzeichen des Standschützenbataillon Innsbruck' being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or typical 'Raute'-sized example that comes in a (I deem) never used- nor tunic-attached, condition. The truly colourful patch is nicely machine-embroidered onto a piece of darker-green wool and was never used- nor tunic-attached. It shows a (typical) beige-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat occasion to acquire a fairly scarcely seen - later-war-period arm-patch that was intended for usage by a member that served within one of the Austrian-based so-called: 'Standschützenbataillone'!

Attractive - and actually not that easily ie. scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen des Standschützenbataillon Innsbruck\' (being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or \'Raute\'-sized example) This is a very attractive - and actually not that easily ie. truly scarcely encountered! - so-called: 'Ärmelabzeichen des Standschützenbataillon Innsbruck' being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or typical 'Raute'-sized example that comes in a (I deem) never used- nor tunic-attached, condition. The truly colourful patch is nicely machine-embroidered onto a piece of darker-green wool and was never used- nor tunic-attached. It shows a (typical) beige-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat occasion to acquire a fairly scarcely seen - later-war-period arm-patch that was intended for usage by a member that served within one of the Austrian-based so-called: 'Standschützenbataillone'!

Attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - lapel-pin (ie. \'Lehrwarte- abzeichen des DRL bzw. NSRL\') as was intended for usage by a trainer (ie. \'Lehrwart\') of the sports-association: \'NS Reichsbund für Leibesübungen (NSRL)\' This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - lapel-pin (ie. 'Lehrwarte- abzeichen des DRL bzw. NSRL') as was intended for usage by a trainer (ie. 'Lehrwart') of the sports-association: 'NS Reichsbund für Leibesübungen (NSRL)', that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The pin on offer here comes mounted on its original pin and is a non-maker-marked specimen that has a nice, minimally darkened age-patina and was never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). An identical badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 8757C and given a estimated value of 150 Eu. Simply an attractive and not that often seen sports-related lapel-pin!

Attractive - and actually not that often found! - bluish-grey-coloured- and canvas-based WH (Heeres, Waffen-SS etc.) so-called: receiver-cover for the M34-machine-gun (ie. \'Systemschutz für das MG34\') This is an attractive - and actually not that often found! - WH weapon- ie. equipment-item: a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or (heavy) canvas-based, WH (Heeres, Waffen-SS etc.) so-called: receiver-cover for the (heavy) MG34-machine-gun (ie. 'Systemschutz für das MG34') being a non-maker-marked example that is bearing a clearly present 'Waffenabnahme'-stamp and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint-/ie. unissued' example. The cover retains all its (leather-based) straps and has all its metal-based snaps in place: it is (partly) lined with typical 'padded' (horse-hair-based) 'cushions' and greyish-blue-coloured 'rubber'-like material and retains its (metal-based) 'snap-on'-hook (onto which attachment also the 'Waffenabnahme'-stamp is to be found (as more often). These covers were a most welcome - and needed! - WH weapon-accesory and kept the (fragile) system of the heavy machine-gun MG34 clean and/or functional under all circumstances. I have seen similar examples being offered for almost the double of my asking-price!

Attractive - and actually not that often seen! - later-war-period, \'Feinzink\'-based example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (as was produced by a to date unknown maker and that comes stored in its typical etui) The truly attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - presumably later-war-period, Luftwaffe-related war-badge ie. \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped) pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch, \'ball-shaped\' pin-set-up and/or hinge (-set-up) and came stored in its (typical) somewhat simplied etui as issued- and/or stored for decades. This example - which has (I deem) just been moderately used and/or worn - shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat and minimally converse-shaped badge has a truly nice age-patina and retains most (ie. all!) of its original, typical greyish-silver-coloured and/or somewhat \'matted\' ie. sprayed finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has not been cleaned nor polished over the years as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a typical non-maker-marked, \'ball-shaped-catch-set-up\'-variant example that was produced by a to date unknown (ie. still unidentified) maker. The award came stored in its (typical) somewhat simplied etui (ie. box) that shows the printed (golden-toned) text that reads: \'Flak-Kampf-Abz.\' on its top. This etui retains its (blue-coloured and \'sprayed\') velvet \'inlay\' and shows some equal age, wear and/or staining: it is, however, fully complete and/or functional but comes in two parts (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and fully untouched! - \'cased\' and \'Feinzink\'-based example of a \'ball-shaped-catch-set-up\'-variant, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually not that often seen! - later-war-period, \'Feinzink\'-based example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' as produced by a to date unknown maker and that comes stored in its typical etui as issued The truly attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - presumably later-war-period, Luftwaffe-related war-badge ie. \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped) pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch, \'ball-shaped\' pin-set-up and/or hinge (-set-up) and came stored in its (typical) somewhat simplied etui as issued- and or stored for decades. This example - which has (I deem) just been moderately used and/or worn - shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat and minimally converse-shaped badge has a truly nice age-patina and retains most (ie. all!) of its original, typical greyish-silver-coloured and/or somewhat \'matted\' ie. sprayed finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has not been cleaned nor polished over the years as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a typical non-maker-marked, \'ball-shaped-catch-set-up\'-variant example that was produced by a to date unknown (ie. still unidentified) maker. The award came stored in its (typical) somewhat simplied etui (ie. box) that shows the printed (golden-toned) text that reads: \'Flak-Kampf-Abz.\' on its top. This etui retains its (blue-coloured and \'sprayed\') velvet \'inlay\' and shows some equal age, wear and/or staining: it is, however, fully complete and/or functional (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and fully untouched! - \'cased\' and \'Feinzink\'-based example of a \'ball-shaped-catch-set-up\'-variant, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually not that often seen! - later-war-period, \'Feinzink\'-based example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' as produced by a to date unknown maker and that comes stored in its typical etui as issued The truly attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - presumably later-war-period, Luftwaffe-related war-badge ie. \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped) pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch, \'ball-shaped\' pin-set-up and/or hinge (-set-up) and came stored in its (typical) somewhat simplied etui as issued- and or stored for decades. This example - which has (I deem) just been moderately used and/or worn - shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat and minimally converse-shaped badge has a truly nice age-patina and retains most (ie. all!) of its original, typical greyish-silver-coloured and/or somewhat \'matted\' ie. sprayed finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has not been cleaned nor polished over the years as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a typical non-maker-marked, \'ball-shaped-catch-set-up\'-variant example that was produced by a to date unknown (ie. still unidentified) maker. The award came stored in its (typical) somewhat simplied etui (ie. box) that shows the printed (golden-toned) text that reads: \'Flak-Kampf-Abz.\' on its top. This etui retains its (blue-coloured and \'sprayed\') velvet \'inlay\' and shows some equal age, wear and/or staining: it is, however, fully complete and/or functional (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and fully untouched! - \'cased\' and \'Feinzink\'-based example of a \'ball-shaped-catch-set-up\'-variant, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually not that often seen! - \'Buntmetall\'-based example of a mid-war-period- and non-maker-marked WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) as was produced by a to date unknown maker The truly attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - presumably mid-war-period, Luftwaffe-related war-badge ie. 'Flakkampfabzeichen' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch, 'ball-shaped' pin-set-up and/or hinge (-set-up). It should, however, be mentioned that the pin is attached with a piece of wire to the 'ball-shaped' pin-set-up (something that was most certainly period-done). This example - which has been just moderately used and/or worn - shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat and non-converse-shaped badge has a truly nice age-patina and retains most (ie. all!) of its original, typical silver-coloured and/or somewhat 'tarnished' finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has not been cleaned nor polished over the years as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a typical non-maker-marked example that was produced by a to date unknown (ie. still unidentified) maker. Simply a neat - and fully untouched! - 'Buntmetall'-based example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flakkampfabzeichen' that originates from a private-household in Germany and that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually not that often seen! - \'Buntmetall\'-based example of a mid-war-period- and non-maker-marked WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) as was produced by a to date unknown maker The truly attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - presumably mid-war-period, Luftwaffe-related war-badge ie. 'Flakkampfabzeichen' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch, 'ball-shaped' pin-set-up and/or hinge (-set-up). This example - which has in my opinion been just moderately used and/or worn - shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat and non-converse-shaped badge has a truly nice age-patina and retains most (ie. all!) of its original, typical silver-coloured and/or somewhat 'tarnished' finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has not been cleaned nor polished over the years as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a typical non-maker-marked example that was produced by a to date unknown (ie. still unidentified) maker. Simply a neat - and fully untouched! - 'Buntmetall'-based example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flakkampfabzeichen' that originates from a private-household in Germany and that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually not that often seen! - \'Feinzink\'-based- example of a later-war-period- and non-maker-marked WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) as was produced by a to date unknown maker The truly attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - presumably later-war-period, Luftwaffe-related war-badge ie. 'Flakkampfabzeichen' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch, 'ball-shaped' pin-set-up and/or hinge (-set-up). This example - which has been just moderately used and/or worn - shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat and minimally converse-shaped badge has a truly nice age-patina and retains most (ie. all!) of its original, typical greyish-silver-coloured and/or somewhat 'matted' finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has not been cleaned nor polished over the years as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a typical non-maker-marked example that was produced by a to date unknown (ie. still unidentified) maker. Simply a neat - and fully untouched! - 'Feinzink'-based example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flakkampfabzeichen' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually not that often seen! - \'Feinzink\'-based- example of a later-war-period- and non-maker-marked WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) as was produced by a to date unknown maker The truly attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - presumably later-war-period, Luftwaffe-related war-badge ie. 'Flakkampfabzeichen' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped) pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch, 'ball-shaped' pin-set-up and/or hinge (-set-up). This example - which has been just moderately used and/or worn - shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat and minimally converse-shaped badge has a truly nice age-patina and retains most (ie. all!) of its original, typical greyish-silver-coloured and/or somewhat 'matted' ie. sprayed finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has not been cleaned nor polished over the years as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a typical non-maker-marked example that was produced by a to date unknown (ie. still unidentified) maker. Simply a neat - and fully untouched! - 'Feinzink'-based example of a . WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flakkampfabzeichen' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually only once before encountered! - \'NS-Frauenschaft\'-related sports-shirt-badge, being a medium-sized- (and/or maker-marked!) example as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This particular 'NS-Frauenschaft'-related sports-shirt-badge was without doubt intended to signify membership within the German Womens' Association (or in German-language: 'NS Frauenschaft') and was never used- nor shirt-attached: it can easily be graded 'virtually mint-/unissued' and came 'as straightly cut-off the role'. The example on offer here is a medium-sized version that measures 10,5 x 10 cms. - see pictures. The badge is neatly woven in black-coloured linnen on a white-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background and is a clear example of the neat 'BeVo-weave'-technique (as stated does the badge also show an interwoven makers'-mark that reads: 'BeVo - Wuppertal' - see pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually only once before encountered! - 'NS-Frauenschaft'-related sports-shirt badge: I am convinced that this is a scarcely encountered example!

Attractive - and actually quite rarely encountered! - bright-golden-toned- and/or steel-based, WH \'Kriegsmarine\'-belt-buckle being a non-marker-marked example having a so-called: \'cranked-catch\'-set-up The neat and truly bright-golden-toned (ie. \'Feuervergoldeter\') and (unusually!) steel-based naval belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Kriegsmarine\') was with certainty issued and/or used as such but retains nevertheless most of its typical bright- and/or shiny golden-toned finish: some minimal wear, age and/or minimal \'finish-loss\' is present simply caused by decades of storage ie. handling and/or fair wear and/or usage. The piece is still a bit dusty but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. The buckle is a non-maker-marked example that shows a neat (variant-pattern!) so-called: \'cranked-catch\'-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). For (by me) unclear reasons rank these original, neatly golden-toned KM-buckles amongst the more rarely TR-buckles to be encountered to date: something that explains their desirability and/or fairly high asking-prices. I deem that I have priced this attractive - albeit used but rarely seen - \'variant-pattern\' naval example accordingly!

Attractive - and actually quite rarely seen! - silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') being a non-maker-marked, so-called: \'pillow-crimped\'-variant (as was produced by a to date unknown \'Hersteller\' ie. maker) This is an attractive - and actually quite rarely seen! - silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber'), being a non-maker-marked, so-called: 'pillow-crimped'-variant (as was produced by a to date unknown 'Hersteller' ie. maker) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in (typical) silvered- and zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows some obvious (albeit moderate) wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it retains, however, a fair bit of its greyish-silver finish (as can be seen on the pictures). These 'pillow-crimped'-variants were apparently sold and distributed by various makers but a definite indentification could to date not be made. Simply a very attractive albeit non-maker-marked, silver-class WB being of the so-called: 'pillow-crimped'-variant: I deem that I have priced this example according to its desirability and comparative rarity!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) blue-/white-striped- (ie. \'blaumelliertes\'-) and/or twisted so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') These neat coloured lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ ('Hitlerjugend'), BDM ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') and/or DJ ('Deutsches Jungvolk'). The neat darker-blue-/white-striped- (ie. so-called: 'blaumelliertes'-) example on offer here comes still mounted on its (typical shaped- and/or silver-chromed-) 'clip' and was as such intended to signify the rank/function of: 'Kamerad- schaftsführer' upto 'Oberkameradschaftsführer' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 38 cms. from top to end - shows minimal wear ie. usage: it was IMO only moderately worn ie. used and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very attractive, youth-related 'leaders-lanyard' (ie. 'Führerschnur') that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) red-/white-striped- (ie. \'rotmelliertes\'-) and/or twisted so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') These neat coloured lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ ('Hitlerjugend'), BDM ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') and/or DJ ('Deutsches Jungvolk'). The neat bright-red-/white-striped- (ie. so-called: 'rotmelliertes'-) example on offer here comes still mounted on its (typical shaped- and/or silver-chromed-) 'clip' and was as such intended to signify the rank/function of: 'Kameradschaftsführer' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 30 cms. from top to end - shows moderate wear ie. usage: it was - I deem - moderately worn ie. used and was kept ie. stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive, youth-related 'leaders-lanyard' (ie. 'Führerschnur') that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) red-/white-striped- (ie. \'rotmelliertes\'-) and/or twisted so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') These neat coloured lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ ('Hitlerjugend'), BDM ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') and/or DJ ('Deutsches Jungvolk'). The neat bright-red-/white-striped- (ie. so-called: 'rotmelliertes'-) example on offer here comes still mounted on its (typical shaped- and/or silver-chromed-) 'clip' and was as such intended to signify the rank/function of a: 'Kameradschaftsführer' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 30 cms. from top to end - shows moderate wear ie. usage: it was - I deem - moderately worn ie. used and was kept ie. stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive, youth-related 'leaders-lanyard' (ie. 'Führerschnur') that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - metal-based cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') as was intended for usage on a visor-cap of the: \'Nationalsozialistischer Kriegsopfer-Versorgung\' (ie.: \'N.S.K.O.V.\') This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - metal-based- (ie. nickle-chrome-based) cap-badge (ie. 'Mützenabzeichen') as was intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of the: 'Nationalsozialistischer Kriegsopferversorgung' (or: 'N.S.K.O.V.') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used and/or most certainly once cap-removed-), condition. The - very detailed and/or pronounced - badge shows some regular wear but has no defaults whatsoever (it has never been cleaned nor polished and still retains its black- and red-painted cross in its centre). The badge - which is not maker-marked - still retains its three (still fully functional) copper-based prongs and can naturally easily serve to complete a N.S.K.O.V.-visor-cap. Surely nice and unusually encountered cap-badge!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - metal-based cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') as was intended for usage on a visor-cap of the: \'Nationalsozialistischer Kriegsopfer-Versorgung\' (ie.: \'N.S.K.O.V.\') This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - metal-based- (ie. nickle-chrome-based) cap-badge (ie. 'Mützenabzeichen') as was intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of the: 'Nationalsozialistischer Kriegsopferversorgung' (or: 'N.S.K.O.V.') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used and/or most certainly once cap-removed-), condition. The - very detailed and/or pronounced - badge shows some regular wear but has no defaults whatsoever (it has never been cleaned nor polished and still retains its black- and red-painted cross in its centre). The badge - which is not maker-marked - still retains its three (once bent but still fully functional) copper-based prongs and can naturally easily serve to complete a N.S.K.O.V.-visor-cap. Surely nice and unusually encountered cap-badge!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - metal-based cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') as was intended for usage on a visor-cap of the: \'Nationalsozialistischer Kriegsopfer-Versorgung\' (ie.: \'N.S.K.O.V.\') This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - metal-based- (ie. nickle-chrome-based) cap-badge (ie. 'Mützenabzeichen') as was intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of the: 'Nationalsozialistischer Kriegsopferversorgung' (or: 'N.S.K.O.V.') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used and/or most certainly once cap-removed-), condition. The - very detailed and/or pronounced - badge shows some regular wear but has no defaults whatsoever (it has never been cleaned nor polished and still retains its black- and red-painted cross in its centre). The badge - which is not maker-marked - still retains its three (once bent but still fully functional) copper-based prongs and can naturally easily serve to complete a N.S.K.O.V.-visor-cap. Surely nice and unusually encountered cap-badge!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - metal-based cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') as was intended for usage on a visor-cap of the: \'Nationalsozialistischer Kriegsopfer-Versorgung\' (ie.: \'N.S.K.O.V.\') This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - metal-based- (ie. nickle-chrome-based) cap-badge (ie. 'Mützenabzeichen') as was intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of the: 'Nationalsozialistischer Kriegsopferversorgung' (or: 'N.S.K.O.V.') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used and/or most certainly once cap-removed-), condition. The - very detailed and/or pronounced - badge shows some regular wear but has no defaults whatsoever (it has never been cleaned nor polished and still retains its black- and red-painted cross in its centre). The badge - which is not maker-marked - still retains its three (once bent but still fully functional) copper-based prongs and can naturally easily serve to complete a N.S.K.O.V.-visor-cap. Surely nice and unusually encountered cap-badge!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - metal-based cap-badge, as intended for usage on a visor-cap of the: \'Nationalsozialistischer Kriegsopfer- versorgung\' (ie.: \'N.S.K.O.V.\') - overall nice condition! This is a truly attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - metal-based ie. chromed-steel-based cap-badge, as intended for usage ie. wear on a visor-cap (ie. 'Schirmmütze') of the: 'Nationalsozialistischer Kriegsopferversorgung' (or: 'N.S.K.O.V.'), in overall nice (albeit moderately used and/or cap-removed-) condition. The - very detailed and/or pronounced - badge shows some regular wear but has no defaults whatsoever (it has never been cleaned nor polished and still retains its black-painted cross in its centre). The badge - which is not maker-marked - still retains its three (still fully functional) copper-based prongs and can naturally easily serve to complete a N.S.K.O.V.-visor-cap. Surely nice and unusually encountered cap-badge!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen\' as was intended for a member who served within the: \'Arbeitsgau XVII\' (= Niedersachsen-Ost) This is an attractive example of an - actually scarcely encountered! - RAD- (ie.: 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'-) related so-called: 'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen' as was intended for (and with certainty worn by) an RAD-member who served within the region: 'Arbeitsgau XV' (being situated in the province of Niedersachsen-Ost) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. carefully cap-removed-) , condition. The detailed metal-based badge is executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. aluminium) and depicts two 'crossed horse-heads' with below that a swastika-sign. The badge retains all its four, copper-based prongs (for attachment onto the cap). A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue', wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3805JG) and an estimated value of 150 Eu. The badge on offer here was I deem never cleaned nor polished and still retains a nice and minimally tarnished age-patina. Simply a neat and actually not that often encountered (semi-official!) RAD-related 'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen'!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Ost Berlin\' This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in yellowish-golden-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example is void of a paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' and is a piece that was clearly worn ie. once tunic-attached: the stitching-remains are still clearly present. It does, however, shows some minimal age and/or staining, simply caused by decades of storage and moderate wear - see pictures. This is one of the more scarcely encountered examples of the extensive 'Gebietsdreiecken'-series. In any case an attractive, male-type 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that is IMO priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. LW) so-called: \'Truppen-Traditionsabzeichen des 215. Infanterie Division\' that comes with its accompanying - and equally scarcely seen! - citation This is an attractive - and truly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Traditions-Abzeichen\'-set comprising of a: WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Truppen-Traditionsabzeichen des 215. Infanterie Division\' (or: \'Plakette\' as officially known per regulation) being an example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and accompanying: \'Besitz-Zeugnis\' (ie. citation) as was named to the: \'Unteroffizier d.L. Wilhelm Hermann\' member of the: \'San.Komp. 215\' and that comes in an overall nice, condition. The badge - only sized: 3,5 x 2,5 cms. which comes naturally complete with its original pin- ie. catch attachment - is truly very detailed and depicts a sword with a bunker in the background and shows the text: \'Westwall - 215. Div. - 1939\'. The badge on offer here has never been cleaned nor polished and shows truly great and/or pronounced detail: it still retains some of its lacquered finish and was - I deem - hardly worn nor used. A similar example of this badge is also pictured in the Heering-Hüsken \'Abzeichenkatalog\', wherein it is given the unique reference-number \'9817A\' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 225 Eu. As possiblly known, were these (actually semi-official!) badges also properly entered in both \'Wehrpass\' and/or \'Soldbuch\': they also were handed-out with a (scarcely found!) official (A5-sized and folded) award-document (of which an example comes with this set). Simply a very nice \'Truppentraditionsabzeichen\'-grouping that orginates from a private house-hold is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Mützenkokarde für Offiziers-Schiffchen\') that comes in a minimally used- ie. carefully cap-removed, condition This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered example of a WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Mützenkokarde für Offiziers-Schiffchen') that comes in a minimally used- (ie. carefully cap-removed-), condition. It should be noted that these neat officers'-pattern side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece on offer here is neatly executed in multi-coloured 'braid' and shows a (black-coloured- and/or carton-based) backing (as is more often seen). The piece was once side-cap-attached and shows some minimal dust and/or tarnish, simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage only. The quality of the used embroidery is truly stunning: the piece is quite thick and pronounced in execution and can as such easily be graded as a piece of the 'Extra Qualität'. The piece shows a black-coloured- (and or typical 'braid'-based) 'outer-rim' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great - and hard to find! - replacement-item that is ideally fitted to restore any quality officers'-type side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen für Offiziere')!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Mützenkokarde für Offiziers-Schiffchen\') that comes in a minimally used- ie. carefully cap-removed, condition This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered example of a WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Mützenkokarde für Offiziers-Schiffchen\') that comes in a minimally used- (ie. carefully cap-removed-), condition. It should be noted that these neat officers\'-pattern side-cap- (ie. \'Schiffchen\'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece on offer here is neatly executed in multi-coloured \'braid\' and shows a (black-coloured- and/or carton-based) backing (as is more often seen). The piece was once side-cap-attached and shows some minimal dust and/or tarnish, simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage only. The quality of the used embroidery is truly stunning: the piece is quite thick and pronounced in execution and can as such easily be graded as a piece of the \'Extra Qualität\'. The piece shows a black-coloured- (and or typical \'braid\'-based) \'outer-rim\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great - and hard to find! - replacement-item that is ideally fitted to restore any quality officers\'-type side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen für Offiziere\')!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Mützenkokarde für Offiziers-Schiffchen\') that comes in a simply never used- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'), condition I recently uncovered a small stack of the attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern side-cap-cocardes (ie. \'Mützenkokarden für Offiziers-Schiffchen\') and that come all ten in a simply never used- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. It should be noted that these neat officers\'-pattern side-cap- (ie. \'Schiffchen\'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come actually hardly ever for sale). The pieces on offer here are neatly executed in multi-coloured \'braid\' and do all ten show a (black-coloured- and/or typical carton-based) \'backing\' in place (as is more often seen). The piece were simply never side-cap-attached and show some minimal dust and/or tarnish, simply caused by decades of storage only. The quality of the used embroidery is truly stunning: the pieces are quite thick and pronounced in execution and can as such easily be graded as pieces of the \'Extra Qualität\'. The pieces shows a black-coloured- (and or typical \'braid\'-based) \'outer-rim\' and additional silver-toned piping (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat - and hard to find! - replacement-item that is ideally fitted to restore any quality officers\'-type WH-officers-type side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen für Offiziere\')!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Mützenkokarde für Offiziers-Schiffchen\') that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition I recently found five - fully identical! - examples of the actually truly scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Mützenkokarde für Offiziers-Schiffchen') that come all five in an overall very nice- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. It should be noted that these neat officers'-pattern side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The pieces are neatly executed in multi-coloured 'braid' and show a (black-coloured- and/or carton-based-) backing (as is more often seen). The pieces show some dust and tarnish, simply caused by decades of storage only. The quality of the used embroidery is truly stunning: it is quite thick and pronounced in execution and the pieces can easily be graded as piece of the 'Extra Qualität'. The pieces show a black-coloured- (and 'braid'-based) 'outer-rim' (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is naturally intended per single piece. Simply a great replacement-item that is ideally fitted to restore any quality officers'-type side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen für Offiziere')!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Mützenkokarde für Offiziers-Schiffchen\') that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered example of a WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Mützenkokarde für Offiziers-Schiffchen') that comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. It should be noted that these neat officers'-pattern side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece on offer here is neatly executed in multi-coloured 'braid' and shows a (black-coloured- and/or carton-based-) backing (as is more often seen). The piece was never side-cap-attached and shows some minimal dust and tarnish, simply caused by decades of storage only. The quality of the used embroidery is truly stunning: it is quite thick and pronounced in execution and the piece can easily be graded as piece of the 'Extra Qualität'. The piece shows a black-coloured- (and or typical 'braid'-based) 'outer-rim' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great replacement-item that is ideally fitted to restore any quality officers'-type side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen für Offiziere')!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Mützenkokarde für Offiziers-Schiffchen\') that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition I recently uncovered five - fully identical! - examples of the attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Mützenkokarde für Offiziers-Schiffchen') and that come in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never side-cap-attached-, condition. It should be noted that these neat officers'-pattern side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The pieces on offer here are neatly executed in multi-coloured 'braid' and show a (black-coloured- and/or carton-based-) backing (as is more often seen). The pieces were simply never side-cap-attached and show some minimal dust and tarnish, simply caused by decades of storage only. The quality of the used embroidery is truly stunning: the pieces are quite thick and pronounced in execution and can as such easily be graded as pieces of the 'Extra Qualität'. The pieces show a black-coloured- (and or typical 'braid'-based) 'outer-rim' (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is naturally intended for one piece. Simply a great replacement-item that is ideally fitted to restore any quality officers'-type side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen für Offiziere')!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Mützenkokarde für Offiziers-Schiffchen\') that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered example of a WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Mützenkokarde für Offiziers-Schiffchen') that comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never side-cap-attached-, condition. It should be noted that these neat officers'-pattern side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece on offer here is neatly executed in multi-coloured 'braid' and shows a (black-coloured- and/or carton-based-) backing (as is more often seen). The piece was simply never side-cap-attached and show some minimal dust and/or tarnish, simply caused by decades of storage only. The quality of the used embroidery is truly stunning: the piece is quite thick and pronounced in execution and can as such easily be graded as a piece of the 'Extra Qualität'. The piece shows a black-coloured- (and or typical 'braid'-based) 'outer-rim' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great - and hard to find! - replacement-item that is ideally fitted to restore any quality officers'-type side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen für Offiziere')!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Mützenkokarde für Offiziers-Schiffchen\') that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered example of a WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Mützenkokarde für Offiziers-Schiffchen') that comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never side-cap-attached-, condition. It should be noted that these neat officers'-pattern side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece on offer here is neatly executed in multi-coloured 'braid' and shows a (black-coloured- and/or carton-based-) backing (as is more often seen). The piece was simply never side-cap-attached and show some minimal dust and/or tarnish, simply caused by decades of storage only. The quality of the used embroidery is truly stunning: the piece is quite thick and pronounced in execution and can as such easily be graded as a piece of the 'Extra Qualität'. The piece shows a black-coloured- (and or typical 'braid'-based) 'outer-rim' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great - and hard to find! - replacement-item that is ideally fitted to restore any quality officers'-type side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen für Offiziere')!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Truppen-Traditionsabzeichen des 215. Infanterie Division\' as executed in greyish-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: 'Traditions-Abzeichen' (or 'Plakette' as officially known per regulation) as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes naturally complete with its original pin- ie. catch attachment. The badge - only sized: 3,5 x 2,5 cms. - is truly very detailed and depicts a sword with a bunker in the background and shows the text: 'Westwall - 215. Div. - 1939'. The badge on offer here has never been cleaned nor polished and shows truly great and/or pronounced detail: it still retains (all) of its lacquered finish and was - I deem - hardly worn nor used. A similar example of this badge is also pictured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichenkatalog', wherein it is given the unique reference-number '9817A' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 225 Eu. As possiblly known were these (actually semi-official!) badges also properly entered in both 'Wehrpass' and/or 'Soldbuch': they also were handed-out with an official award-document. Some time ago I have sold such a complete grouping (with all accompanying papers) which can be still looked-up in my 'archive-section' if deemed of interest. Simply a very nice 'Infanterie-related: 'Truppentraditionsabzeichen' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Truppen-Traditionsabzeichen des 215. Infanterie Division\' as executed in greyish-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: 'Traditions-Abzeichen' (or 'Plakette' as officially known per regulation) as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes naturally complete with its original pin- ie. catch attachment. The badge - only sized: 3,5 x 2,5 cms. - is truly very detailed and depicts a sword with a bunker in the background and shows the text: 'Westwall - 215. Div. - 1939'. The badge on offer here has never been cleaned nor polished and shows truly great and/or pronounced detail: it still retains (all) of its lacquered finish and was - I deem - hardly worn nor used. A similar example of this badge is also pictured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichenkatalog', wherein it is given the unique reference-number '9817A' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 225 Eu. As possiblly known were these (actually semi-official!) badges also properly entered in both 'Wehrpass' and/or 'Soldbuch': they also were handed-out with an official award-document. Some time ago I have sold such a complete grouping (with all accompanying papers) which can be still looked-up in my 'archive-section' if deemed of interest. Simply a very nice 'Infanterie-related: 'Truppentraditionsabzeichen' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Truppen-Traditionsabzeichen des 215. Infanterie Division\' as executed in greyish-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: 'Traditions-Abzeichen' (or 'Plakette' as officially known per regulation) as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes naturally complete with its original pin- ie. catch attachment. The badge - only sized: 3,5 x 2,5 cms. - is truly very detailed and depicts a sword with a bunker in the background and shows the text: 'Westwall - 215. Div. - 1939'. The badge on offer here has never been cleaned nor polished and shows truly great and/or pronounced detail: it still retains (all) of its lacquered finish and was - I deem - hardly worn nor used. A similar example of this badge is also pictured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichenkatalog', wherein it is given the unique reference-number '9817A' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 225 Eu. As possiblly known were these (actually semi-official!) badges also properly entered in both 'Wehrpass' and/or 'Soldbuch': they also were handed-out with an official award-document. Some time ago I have sold such a complete grouping (with all accompanying papers) which can be still looked-up in my 'archive-section' if deemed of interest. Simply a very nice 'Infanterie-related: 'Truppentraditionsabzeichen' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Truppen-Traditionsabzeichen des 215. Infanterie Division\' as executed in greyish-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: 'Traditions-Abzeichen' (or 'Plakette' as officially known per regulation) as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes naturally complete with its original pin- ie. catch attachment. The badge - only sized: 3,5 x 2,5 cms. - is truly very detailed and depicts a sword with a bunker in the background and shows the text: 'Westwall - 215. Div. - 1939'. The badge on offer here has never been cleaned nor polished and shows truly great and/or pronounced detail: it still retains (all) of its lacquered finish and was - I deem - hardly worn nor used. A similar example of this badge is also pictured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichenkatalog', wherein it is given the unique reference-number '9817A' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 225 Eu. As possiblly known were these (actually semi-official!) badges also properly entered in both 'Wehrpass' and/or 'Soldbuch': they also were handed-out with an official award-document. Some time ago I have sold such a complete grouping (with all accompanying papers) which can be still looked-up in my 'archive-section' if deemed of interest. Simply a very nice 'Infanterie-related: 'Truppentraditionsabzeichen' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Truppen-Traditionsabzeichen des 215. Infanterie Division\' as executed in greyish-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: 'Traditions-Abzeichen' (or 'Plakette' as officially known per regulation) as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes naturally complete with its original pin- ie. catch attachment. The badge - only sized: 3,5 x 2,5 cms. - is truly very detailed and depicts a sword with a bunker in the background and shows the text: 'Westwall - 215. Div. - 1939'. The badge on offer here has never been cleaned nor polished and shows truly great and/or pronounced detail: it still retains (all) of its lacquered finish and was - I deem - hardly worn nor used. A similar example of this badge is also pictured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichenkatalog', wherein it is given the unique reference-number '9817A' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 225 Eu. As possiblly known were these (actually semi-official!) badges also properly entered in both 'Wehrpass' and/or 'Soldbuch': they also were handed-out with an official award-document. Some time ago I have sold such a complete grouping (with all accompanying papers) which can be still looked-up in my 'archive-section' if deemed of interest. Simply a very nice 'Infanterie-related: 'Truppentraditionsabzeichen' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Truppen-Traditionsabzeichen des 215. Infanterie Division\' as executed in greyish-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Traditions-Abzeichen\' (or \'Plakette\' as officially known per regulation) as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and that comes naturally complete with its original pin- ie. catch attachment. The badge - only sized: 3,5 x 2,5 cms. - is truly very detailed and depicts a sword with a bunker in the background and shows the text: \'Westwall - 215. Div. - 1939\'. The badge on offer here has never been cleaned nor polished and shows truly great and/or pronounced detail: it still retains (all) of its lacquered finish and was - I deem - hardly worn nor used. A similar example of this badge is also pictured in the Heering-Hüsken \'Abzeichenkatalog\', wherein it is given the unique reference-number \'9817A\' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 225 Eu. As possiblly known were these (actually semi-official!) badges also properly entered in both \'Wehrpass\' and/or \'Soldbuch\': they also were handed-out with an official award-document. Some time ago I have sold such a complete grouping (with all accompanying papers) which can be still looked-up in my \'archive-section\' if deemed of interest. Simply a very nice \'Infanterie-related: \'Truppentraditionsabzeichen\' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Truppen-Traditionsabzeichen des 215. Infanterie Division\' as executed in greyish-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Traditions-Abzeichen\' (or \'Plakette\' as officially known per regulation) as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and that comes naturally complete with its original pin- ie. catch attachment. The badge - only sized: 3,5 x 2,5 cms. - is truly very detailed and depicts a sword with a bunker in the background and shows the text: \'Westwall - 215. Div. - 1939\'. The badge on offer here has never been cleaned nor polished and shows truly great and/or pronounced detail: it still retains (all) of its lacquered finish and was - I deem - hardly worn nor used. A similar example of this badge is also pictured in the Heering-Hüsken \'Abzeichenkatalog\', wherein it is given the unique reference-number \'9817A\' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 225 Eu. As possiblly known were these (actually semi-official!) badges also properly entered in both \'Wehrpass\' and/or \'Soldbuch\': they also were handed-out with an official award-document. Some time ago I have sold such a complete grouping (with all accompanying papers) which can be still looked-up in my \'archive-section\' if deemed of interest. Simply a very nice \'Infanterie-related: \'Truppentraditionsabzeichen\' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Truppen-Traditionsabzeichen des 215. Infanterie Division\' as executed in greyish-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Traditions-Abzeichen\' (or \'Plakette\' as officially known per regulation) as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and that comes naturally complete with its original pin- ie. catch attachment. The badge - only sized: 3,5 x 2,5 cms. - is truly very detailed and depicts a sword with a bunker in the background and shows the text: \'Westwall - 215. Div. - 1939\'. The badge on offer here has never been cleaned nor polished and shows truly great and/or pronounced detail: it still retains (all) of its lacquered finish and was - I deem - hardly worn nor used. A similar example of this badge is also pictured in the Heering-Hüsken \'Abzeichenkatalog\', wherein it is given the unique reference-number \'9817A\' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 225 Eu. As possiblly known were these (actually semi-official!) badges also properly entered in both \'Wehrpass\' and/or \'Soldbuch\': they also were handed-out with an official award-document. Some time ago I have sold such a complete grouping (with all accompanying papers) which can be still looked-up in my \'archive-section\' if deemed of interest. Simply a very nice \'Infanterie-related: \'Truppentraditionsabzeichen\' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually quite scarcely seen! - silver-coloured- (and typical zinc-based-) so-called: \'N.S.R.K.B.\'- (ie. \'Nationalsocialistischer Reichskriegerbund\'-) related visor-cap-eagle This is an attractive - and most certainly not that easily found! - silver-coloured- (and typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based-) \'N.S.R.K.B.\'- (ie. \'Nationalsocialistischer Reichskriegerbund\'-) related visor-cap-eagle (ie. Schirmmützen-Adler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Nationalsocialistischer Reichskriegerbundes\' and that comes in an overall wonderful- (and truly never used- nor even tunic- (ie. cap-) attached-), condition. The eagle - that has an approximate wingspan of 6.7 cms. and that only shows a typical \'Ges. Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation stamped onto its back - comes with both its (never bent!) prongs in place - was recently uncovered at a German private-household and was stored as such for decades: it was never before part of a collection. Simply an interesting and not that easily found \'N.S.R.K.B.\'-related eagle-device that comes in a fully untouched condition and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered and possibly unique! - multi-coloured, machine-embroidered- (ie. \'variant-type\'-) armshield as was intended for a Russian volunteer of the \'Russian Liberation Army\' (ie. \'POA\') This is a truly very attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered and possibly unique! - multi-coloured and neatly machine-embroidered- (ie. 'variant-type'-) armshield as was intended for a Russian volunteer (possibly an officer) who served within the 'Russian Liberation Army' (ie. 'POA') and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO minimally used- and/or 'cut-out'-), condition. The arm-shield on offer here is executed on 'typical' officers'-pattern wool (and still shows the greyish lining on its back) that shows multi-coloured stitching as executed in so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' (something that is truly unusual and actually never before seen). The shield comes in a minimally used- ie. worn condition and is minimally stained (as can be seen on the pictures). In any case is this a very attractive - and as stated above possibly unique! - Russian-volonteer-related 'POA'-armshield: I am convinced that this is the only such example I will ever have on offer!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - Dutch- ie. NSB-related period-booklet entitled: \'Voor Volk en Vaderland - Tien Jaren Strijd\' being of the specific \'Legioen Nederland\'- ie. Waffen-SS-edition as was issued in June 1943 This is and attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - NSB- (or: 'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging', being the Dutch WWII-period-, pro-German party) related book(let) entitled: 'Voor Volk en Vaderland - Tien Jaren Strijd vand de Nationaal-Socialistische Beweging der Nederlandsen - 1931 - 14 December 1941' being of the specific 'Legioen Nederland'- ie. Waffen-SS-edition as issued in June 1943 and that comes in an overall nicely preserved- (ie. used- and/or read albeit fully complete-), condition. This smaller- (ie. 15,5 x 11 x 4 cms.-) sized- and hard-covered book(let) retains all its 544 (!) pages and is full of explanatory text on the NSB-movement and is nicely illustrated with various pictures. The booklet - which was published somewhere in 1942/1943 and that is naturally compiled in the Dutch language - shows some minimal signs of having been used (something that is also valid for the often missing dust-cover) but comes in an overall wonderful condition and will be hard to be upgraded. Of specific interest is naturally the presence of the period-included (small-sized) leaflet that explains that is deals with a specific issue that was presented to the various Dutch, 'Legioen Nederland'- ie. Waffen-SS-volunteers in June 1943. This leaflet shows a (facsimile) signature of - and expanatory text by - Cees van Geelkerken (the deputy-leader within the NSB). Simply a very nice - and truly scarcely seen! - NSB- ie. Dutch Waffen-SS-related period-publication that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the (to date unidentified!) specialist-designation: \'W\' This is an attractive - and with certainty fairly rarely encountered! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen\') bearing the (to date unidentified!) specialist-designation: \'W 10\' (of which the exact significance is not known to date) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simly never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. These neat badges were worn on the upper left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (EM- ie. NCO-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge which shows the bright-red-coloured- (and Gothic-styled!) \'W\'-character is neatly executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave technique as to be expected. The badge is neatly maker-marked and displays the interwoven so-called: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-designation on its top as is more often found on RAD cloth-based badges- and/or insignia. This badge originates from a smaller collection of rarely seen RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that all RAD arm-badges are comparatively rarely encountered; those intended for specialised functions (ie. bearing specific lettering such as the one on offer here!) even more so!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - example of a specific \'Ärmelraute\' depicting the \'Technische Nothilfe\' (= \'TeNo\') logo as specifically used for police (ie. \'Polizei\') staff This is a truly attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - example of a specific 'Ärmelraute' depicting the 'Technische Nothilfe' (= 'TeNo') logo as specifically used for police (ie. 'Polizei') staff and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive 'Ärmelraute' is executed in greyish-coloured linnen as embroidered onto a black-coloured- (and smooth woolen-based-) background. The piece - which is neatly 'backed' with a piece of beige-coloured 'buckram'-based material - does show some minimal staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage. This specific 'Technische Nothilfe'- (ie. 'TeNo'-) related patch was instituted in December 1942 and was worn on the left lower-arm of the various green-coloured police tunics. Simply a very attractive - and naturally 100% genuine! - Polizei-related 'TeNo-Ärmelraute' that will be very hard to be upgraded. Only the first such rarely seen example I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - golden-yellow-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Waffen-SS\' that comes in an overall very nice, albeit clearly used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - golden-yellow-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. 'Armbinde') entitled: 'Waffen-SS' and that comes in an overall very nice, albeit clearly used ie. worn-, condition. These neat pieces were intended for usage by the various non-uniformed troops serving under the jurisdiction of the 'Waffen-SS' ie. 'Sicherheitsdienst' (or 'SD'). The armband - which measures in total 39 cms. in length - comes in an overall very nice, albeit moderately used, condition and shows some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is beautifully woven using a specific (almost 'BeVo'-like!) weave-technique. Simply an attractive and scarcely encountered armband: only the third such example I have ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) white-coloured so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') being a white-coloured example as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'HJ-Stammführer\' These neat coloured lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\'), the BDM (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') and/or the DJ (\'Deutsches Jungvolk\'). The neat white-coloured (ie. \'weiss-geflochtenes\'-) coloured and/or twisted example on offer here was as such intended to signify the (unusally seen!) youth rank- ie. function of: \'HJ-Stammführer\' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 23,5 cms. from top to end - just shows some minimal wear and usage: it is minimally stained due to moderate usage and was kept as such for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, youth-related \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - later-war-period, WH (Heeres) ie. \'officers\'-type so-called: \'M44\'-pattern trapezoid-shaped breasteagle, being a silver-coloured example as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave, flat-wire-pattern This is a neat - and actually rarely encountered item: a later-war-period, WH (Heeres) ie. 'officers'-type-, so-called: 'M44'-pattern, trapezoid-shaped breasteagle being a silver-coloured example as was executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave flat-wire-pattern on a darker-green-coloured background and that comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. The piece on offer here was never folded- nor trimmed and comes as straigthly 'cut-off the role' (as can be seen on the pictures). This was the 'standard'-issue WH-eagle as was intended for usage on the various officers'-type tunics and that was intended to replace the more common-type (and as such was much easier to apply). The piece on offer here was never issued: it bears some truly minimal staining, simply caused by years of storage only. I deem that I have priced this interesting - and with certainty rarely seen! - 'officers'-related-, so-called: 'M44'-pattern breast-eagle accordingly!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - pair of EM-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterklappen für Mannschaften\') that belonged to an official (ie. \'Mann\') serving within the: \'TeNo\' (ie. \'Technische Nothilfe\') This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - fully matching pair of so-called: \'TeNo\' (ie. \'Technische Nothilfe\') enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterklappen für Mannschaften der Technische Nothilfe\') being of the final (ie. second) pattern (as was used between 1940 and 1942) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. I deem tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderstraps are constructed from the black-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-type wool and show the (typical) \'TeNo\'-pattern, black- and silver-coloured piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps - which are each measuring 10,3 cms. in length - show no additional rank-insignia attached, denoting that they were intended for a TeNo-official with the lowest rank of: \'TeNo-Mann\' and come mounted onto their small-sized tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that the pair was most certainly worn as such but is minimally mis-matched in certain details (as can be noticed on the pictures). These neat insignia-pieces were worn on the dark-blue-coloured \'TeNo\' uniforms and/or tunics. Simply a very attractive - and most certainly desirable! - set of \'TeNo\'-related EM-pattern-insignia: only the second such rarely found pair I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - pair of TeNo (ie. \'Technische Nothilfe\') officers\'-type collar-patches that belonged to a: \'Kameradschaftsführer des Ortsgruppe XVII/17\' and that comes with a period-picture of the bearer This is a truly very attractive - matching and actually rarely encountered! - pair of TeNo (ie. 'Technische Nothilfe') officers'-type (and partly hand-embroidered!) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') that belonged to a: 'Kameradschaftsführer des Ortsgruppe XVII/17' (being a rank comparable with the rank of: lieutnant) and that comes with a picture of the bearer depicting the pair in wear. The attractive and/or very detailed tabs - which were intended for usage on the various TeNo (ie. 'Technische Nothilfe' or technical emergency service) officers-type tunics - were clearly used and/or once tunic-attached. Both tabs are executed in (smooth-type) black-coloured wool and show the (partly hand-embroidered and partly aluminium-based) typical TeNo-insignia attached: moreover, are they piped with the typical silver/black-striped braid (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair came with a period portrait-picture of the bearer depicting this pair in wear. This nice portrait (which measures 13,5 x 9 cms. and that is void of any writing) shows more interesting details such as a large-sized- (ie. 7-pieced!) medal-bar being worn. These neat TeNo (ie. 'Technische Nothilfe') collar-tabs can easily be graded: 'rare' and come not that often for sale: even more so when they come with a period portrait seeing this particular pair being worn!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related armbadge, as was intended for a: \'NSKK Sanitäts-Unterführer o. Mann\' (ie. \'Feldscher\'), as executed in neat \'BeVo\'- weave-pattern This is a truly attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related armbadge, as was woven in silver-coloured- (so-called: BeVo 'flat-wire'-pattern-) braid on a greenish-brown-coloured background, as was intended for an: 'SA Sanitäts-Unterführer o. Mann' (- ie. 'Feldscher'), as was executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave 'flat-wire'-pattern, that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. shirt-removed-), condition. The nicely woven insignia is only sized: 6,3 x 4 cms. and comes as stated in a clearly used- ie. shirt-removed- condition: it is neatly 'pre-folded' but misses most of its paper-based-, so-called: 'RzM'-etiket as is more often seen (the remains are, however, still present and/or visible - see pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related armbadge: only the second such neat badge I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related officers\'-type armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen für Führer\') as was intended for an: \'SA-Führer\' (ie. \'Feldscher o. Arzt\') This is a truly attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related officers'-type armbadge (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen für Führer') as was woven in silver-coloured- (so-called: 'BeVo flat-wire'-pattern-) braid on a typical brown-coloured background as was intended for an: 'SA-Führer' (ie. 'Feldscher o. Arzt') and that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued- and never shirt-attached-), condition. The nicely woven insignia is only sized: 6,5 x 6 cms. and comes as 'cut-off the role': moreover, does it still retain its paper-based-, so-called: 'RzM'-etiket. Simply an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related armbadge ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen für Führer'!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related officers\'-type armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen für Führer\') as was intended for an: \'SA-Führer\' (ie. \'Feldscher o. Arzt\') This is a truly attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related officers'-type armbadge (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen für Führer') as was woven in silver-coloured- (so-called: 'BeVo flat-wire'-pattern-) braid on a typical brown-coloured background as was intended for an: 'SA-Führer' (ie. 'Feldscher o. Arzt') and that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued- and never shirt-attached-), condition. The nicely woven insignia is only sized: 6,5 x 6 cms. and comes as 'cut-off the role': moreover, does it still retain its paper-based-, so-called: 'RzM'-etiket. Simply an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related armbadge ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen für Führer'!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - so-called: N.S.S. (ie. \'Nationalsocialistische Schwesternschaft\') membership-badge as executed in genuine \'800\'-marked silver, as was specifically intended for: \'Lernschwester und Anwärterinnen\' This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - so-called: N.S.S. (ie. 'National- socialistische Schwesternschaft' or: German nurses'-association) membership-badge as executed in genuine '800'-marked silver, as was specifically intended for: 'Lernschwester und Anwärterinnen' (trainees), that comes in an overall nice albeit clearly worn- and regrettably incomplete-, condition. The badge - being of the smaller- ie. medium-sized (ie. 32 mm. sized-) version - shows a neatly engraved bearers'-number that reads: 'L5941' (see pictures). As stated is the badge executed in genuine silver and is also accordingly '800'-marked on the back (see photos). The badge shows no real damage whatsoever: it just shows some minor scratches ie. wear-marks caused by regular wear: it regrettably misses its pin. The piece is not maker-marked but shows a neat: 'Ges.Gesch.' patent-pending mark as is more often encountered. A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue, were it is given a unique number (5624G) and an estimated value of 250 Eu. The badge was IMO once cleaned but still retains a nice and very detailed appearance. As stated is this the medium-sized version (having an approximate diameter of 3,2 cms.). Still a very nice and honest example of this rare badge: only the third such NSS-related badge I ever had of offer!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - so-called: \'Grosses Brustabzeichen für Zivilangestellte der Luftwaffe\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern This is a very attractive - and actually truly rarely encountered! - so-called: 'Grosses Brustabzeichen für Zivilangestellte der Luftwaffe' (or: larger-sized breast-badge for civil-staff that operated under the supervision of the air-force) as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never worn- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The badge is neatly silver-white-coloured having a typical darker-blue-coloured background and was intended for usage by a civil LW-staff-member. The neat patch measures approximately 10,3 x 5,8 cms. and was simply never used nor mounted and comes as 'straightly cut-of the role'. Simply an attractive - and truly scarcely encountered! - LW-related badge that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - TeNo (ie. \'Technische Nothilfe\') officers\'-type arm-eagle, being an example that is executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave \'flat-wire\'-pattern This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - TeNo (ie. 'Technische Nothilfe') officers'-type arm-eagle, being an example that is executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave 'flat-wire'-pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit IMO worn and/or carefully album-removed-), condition. The arm-eagle - which is neatly machine-embroidered in silver-braid on a very dark-blue- (almost black-) coloured and/or linnen-based background - shows extraordinary detail. These neat insignia were worn on the upper left-arm of the dark-blue (officers'-) type 'TeNo' uniforms and/or tunics. This piece originates from a private house-hold and was never before part of a collection. The piece was a stated above once glued into an album or scrapbook and was carefully removed: it still shows some carton-remains on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and most certainly desirable! - piece of arm-insignia of unquestionable rarity: only the second such rare example I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - tropical-pattern, WH (Heeres) side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set (ie. \'Mützenadler u. Kokarde für Schiffchen\'), both pieces as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - tropical-pattern, WH (Heeres) side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set (ie. 'Mützenadler u. Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen'), both pieces as executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern-, both examples as executed on a typical-, tan-coloured- (and/or also linnen-based-) background, in overall very nice ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. These attractive tropical insignia-sets were used by members of the: 'Deutsches Afrikakorps' (DAK) and were intended for the side-caps but also saw usage on the scarcely encountered so-called: 'M41-type'- field-caps (or: 'Einheitsfeldmützen'). Later on in the war these sets saw usage on the Balkan- and/or Mediterranean war-fronts. This neat set comes in a virtually mint-/unissued condition and comes IMO 'as straightly cut-off the role': it does show some minor age and/or staining simply caused by years of storage only. Simply a rarely encountered tropical-pattern, WH (Heeres) side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - tropical-pattern, WH (Heeres) side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set (ie. \'Mützenadler u. Kokarde für Schiffchen\'), both pieces as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - tropical-pattern, WH (Heeres) side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set (ie. 'Mützenadler u. Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen'), both pieces as executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern-, both examples as executed on a typical-, tan-coloured- (and/or also linnen-based-) background, in overall very nice ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. These attractive tropical insignia-sets were used by members of the: 'Deutsches Afrikakorps' (DAK) and were intended for the side-caps but also saw usage on the scarcely encountered so-called: 'M41-type'- field-caps (or: 'Einheitsfeldmützen'). Later on in the war these sets saw usage on the Balkan- and/or Mediterranean war-fronts. This neat set comes in a virtually mint-/unissued condition and comes IMO 'as straightly cut-off the role': it does show some minor age and/or staining simply caused by years of storage only. Simply a rarely encountered tropical-pattern, WH (Heeres) side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\'-related pin (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn by members of the \'26. Panzer-Division\' This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - silver-greyish-toned, WH (Heeres) 'Panzer'-related pin (ie. 'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen') as was worn by members of the: '26. Panzer-Division' and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - which comes as recently found at a private household - depicts the tactical-symbol of the '26.-Pz.Div.' (aka: 'Grenadierkopf') and comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO hardly used- nor worn-), condition: it was made of greyish-toned-, zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') that retains a typical zinc-like finish. The piece comes naturaly mounted on both its (thin-shaped) prongs and has a slightly darkened age-patina: it was, however, never cleaned and retains its detailed appearance. These 'semi-official'-pins were worn on both the 'M43-type'-caps and/or civil ie. military attire. The neat pin - which comes mounted on its functional pin-/catch-set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number: 9838A and an estimated value of 350 Euro. As possibly known have these pins a 'semi-official status': these pins were, however, awarded with an accompanying, specific (small-sized-) award-document and were also appropiately entered in both: 'Wehrpass' and/or 'Soldbuch'. Simply a very attractive and desirable 'Panzer'-related item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\'-related pin (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn by members of the \'26. Panzer-Division\' This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - silver-greyish-toned, WH (Heeres) 'Panzer'-related pin (ie. 'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen') as was worn by members of the: '26. Panzer-Division' and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - which comes as recently found at a private household - depicts the tactical-symbol of the '26.-Pz.Div.' (aka: 'Grenadierkopf') and comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO hardly used- nor worn-), condition: it was made of greyish-toned-, zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') that retains a typical zinc-like finish. The piece comes naturaly mounted on both its (thin-shaped) prongs and has a slightly darkened age-patina: it was, however, never cleaned and retains its detailed appearance. These 'semi-official'-pins were worn on both the 'M43-type'-caps and/or civil ie. military attire. The neat pin - which comes mounted on its functional pin-/catch-set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number: 9838A and an estimated value of 350 Euro. As possibly known have these pins a 'semi-official status': these pins were, however, awarded with an accompanying, specific (small-sized-) award-document and were also appropiately entered in both: 'Wehrpass' and/or 'Soldbuch'. Simply a very attractive and desirable 'Panzer'-related item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (KM) officers\'-type, side-cap eagle as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave \'flat-wire\'-pattern as was specifically intended for usage by the various naval administrative-officials (ie. \'Beamten der KM\') This is a truly attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) officers'-type, side-cap eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schiffchen') as executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave 'flat-wire'-pattern as was specifically intended for usage by the various naval administrative-officials (ie. 'Beambten der Kriegsmarine') and that comes in a very nice (ie. clearly issued- and/or once cap-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 7,2 cms. - is nicely machine-woven in the neat 'BeVo'-weave 'flat-wire'-pattern and shows the (bright) silver-thread on a darker-blue-coloured- (and linnen-based-) background. This example was - as stated above - clearly used- and/or once cap-attached: it has been neatly pre-folded- and/or confectioned. The piece does show some minimal stitching-remains and is minimally tarnished: it is, however, void of any damage nor staining ie. corroded areas (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of a rarely seen WH (Kriegsmarine) officers'-type, side-cap eagle that was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave 'flat-wire'-pattern that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Kriegsmarine'-side-cap or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) armband (or: \'Dienstarmbinde\') as was (I deem) specifically intended for (non-graduated) staff-members within one of the naval officers\'-cadet-schools This is a truly very attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) armband (or: 'Dienstarmbinde') as was (I deem) specifically intended for (non-graduated) staff-members ie. students serving within one of the naval officers'-cadet-schools and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem surely issued- ie. used- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The neat armband - which was 'off-factory' sewn-together - measures 40 x 10,3 cms. and shows the typical, WH (Kriegsmarine) anchor-device as woven in black- (ie. golden-yellow-) coloured linnen on a white- ie. somewhat beige-coloured and/or also linnen-based background. The piece - which has most certainly been used and worn - shows some moderate age, wear and staining and has furthermore the (typical) light-blue-coloured borders but is not also 'enclosed' within a frame of similar braid. I am personally quite convinced that these naval-related armbands were worn by students serving within one of the naval officers'-cadet-schools, however, another reference-book mentions that these armbands were intended for soldiers having: 'Havariedienst' (I deem some sort of harbour-service). In any case is this a very nice - and with certainty rarely seen! - Kriegsmarine-related 'Armbinde' that is priced according to its desirability and/or unmistaken rarity!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) armband (or: \'Dienstarmbinde\') as was (I deem) specifically intended for (non-graduated) staff-members within one of the naval officers\'-cadet-schools This is a truly very attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) armband (or: 'Dienstarmbinde') as was (I deem) specifically intended for (non-graduated) staff-members ie. students serving within one of the naval officers'-cadet-schools and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-) condition. The neat armband - which was never sewn-together measures approximately 64 (!) x 9,5 cms. in length - shows the typical, WH (Kriegsmarine) anchor-device as woven in black- (ie. golden-yellow-) coloured linnen on a white- ie. somewhat beige-coloured and/or linnen-based background. The piece - which has simply never been used nor assembled shows some minimal storage-age and/or staining - furthermore misses the (typical-) light-blue-coloured borders and is also not also 'enclosed' within a frame of similar braid. I am personally quite convinced that these naval armbands were worn by students serving within one of the naval officers'-cadet-schools, however, another reference-book mentions that these armbands were intended for soldiers having: 'Havariedienst' (I deem some sort of harbour-service). In any case is this a very nice - and with certainty rarely seen! - Kriegsmarine-related 'Armbinde' that is priced according to its desirability and/or unmistaken rarity!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) neatly hand-embroidered-, officers\'-type visor-cap-eagle, as was specifically intended for usage by the various naval administrative-officials (ie. \'Beambten der Kriegsmarine\') This is a truly attractive - and/or neatly detailed and actually rarely encountered! - example of a neatly hand-embroidered, WH (Kriegsmarine) officers'-type, visor-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') as was executed in silver-coloured- and/or 'braid'-based material on a darker-blue-coloured background, as was specifically intended for usage by the various naval administrative-officials (ie. 'Beambten der Kriegsmarine'), that comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 7,8 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using various tones of (bright and truly shiny-) silver-toned 'braid'-based material on a darker-blue-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background: moreover, does it show some highlighted areas as executed in (bright-) silver-coloured thread (see pictures). This example was as stated above never used- nor cap-attached and is void of any damage nor staining ie. corroded areas. The eagle shows a black-coloured-, linnen-based 'backing' as more often observed (see pictures). Simply a very attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Kriegsmarine'-visor-cap or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) neatly hand-embroidered-, officers\'-type visor-cap-eagle, as was specifically intended for usage by the various naval administrative-officials (ie. \'Beambten der Kriegsmarine\') This is a truly attractive - and/or neatly detailed and actually rarely encountered! - example of a neatly hand-embroidered, WH (Kriegsmarine) officers'-type, visor-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') as was executed in silver-coloured- and/or 'braid'-based material on a darker-blue-coloured background, as was specifically intended for usage by the various naval administrative-officials (ie. 'Beambten der Kriegsmarine'), that comes in a very nice (ie. clearly issued- and/or once cap-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 7,3 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using various tones of (bright and truly shiny-) silver-toned 'braid'-based material on a darker-blue-coloured- (and/or woolen-based-) background: moreover, does it show some highlighted areas as executed in (bright-) silver-coloured thread (see pictures). This example was as stated clearly used- and/or once cap-attached. The piece does show some minimal stitching-remains and is minimally tarnished: it is, however, void of any damage nor staining ie. corroded areas (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle is void of any additional 'backing' as is more often observed (see pictures). Simply a very attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Kriegsmarine'-visor-cap or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) neatly hand-embroidered-, officers\'-type armbadge, as was specifically intended for usage by (senior-) staff serving within the: \'Flieger-Technische Vorschule der Luftwaffe\' This is a truly attractive - and/or neatly detailed and actually rarely encountered! - example of a neatly hand-embroidered, WH (Luftwaffe) neatly hand-embroidered-, officers'-type armbadge, as was specifically intended for usage by (senior- ie. comissioned-) staff serving within one of the: 'Flieger-Technische Vorschulen der Luftwaffe' and that comes in a very nice (ie. clearly issued- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The attractive patch is executed in silver-coloured- and/or 'braid'-based material on a bluish-grey-coloured- and woolen-based background and has an approximate diameter of 5,8 cms. The piece does show some minimal stitching-remains and is minimally tarnished: it is, however, void of any damage nor staining ie. corroded areas (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a beige-coloured 'backing' as is more often observed (see pictures). Simply a very attractive example of a: 'Flieger-Technische Vorschule der Luftwaffe'-arm-patch!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - \'HJ- o. Hitlerjugend\'-belt-buckle being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/44\'-) marked example that comes in an overall wonderful- (ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition This is a truly very attractive - and actually such complete rarely encountered! - example of a presumably issued albeit simply never used- (ie \'virtually mint\'!) example of a so-called: \'HJ- o. Hitlerjugend\'-belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss nach Vorschrift des RJF\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/44\'-) marked example that still retains its period-attached, paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall wonderful- ie. \'virtually mint\', condition. This example is executed in off-factory polished aluminium and truly retains all of its (somewhat shiny!) silverish finish and simply has been carefully stored ie. preserved for years as such: the overall detail, however, is truly stunning and naturally fully preserved. The truly attractive piece - that shows the impressed makers\'-designation \'RzM M4/44\' on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures) - was never cleaned and still shows some minimal dust and staining as acquired over the years. The piece is as stated clearly marked with the designation \'RzM M4/94\' and is thus a typical quality-produced piece as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Paul Cramer & Co.\' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Simply a very attractive - and fully untouched! - example of a neat \'HJ- o. Hitlerjugend\'- related belt-buckle that is priced according to its unmistaken scarcity and/or desirabilty: impossible to upgrade this example!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - \'variant-type\'- and/or neatly maker- (ie. \'L/24\'-) marked-, silver wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the: \'Fritz Zimmermann\'-company This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - 'variant-type'- and/or neatly maker- (ie. 'L/24'-) marked-, silver wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') as was produced by the: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company that comes in an overall nice- (albeit IMO moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The badge - which is executed in silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows regular age and/or wear and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin-/catch set-up as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned and shows some normal - albeit minimal darkened - tarnish: as more often with these specific WBs is most of its silverish-finish missing (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is nicely maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'L/24' on its back signifying that it deals with a typical WB as was produced by the 'Fritz Zimmermann' (aka: 'FZZ'-) company, based in the town of Stuttgart. This type of WB is very easily identified due to its 'semi-hollow' back and fairly light-weight. In any case a desirable and actually quite rarely encountered silver-class WB that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - \'variant-type\'- and/or neatly maker- (ie. \'L/24\'-) marked-, silver wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the: \'Fritz Zimmermann\'-company This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - 'variant-type'- and/or neatly maker- (ie. 'L/24'-) marked-, silver wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') as was produced by the: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The badge - which is executed in silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows regular age and/or wear and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin-/catch set-up as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned and shows some normal - albeit minimal darkened - tarnish: as more often with these specific WBs is a fair bit of its silverish-finish missing (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is nicely maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'L/24' on its back signifying that it deals with a typical WB as was produced by the 'Fritz Zimmermann' (aka: 'FZZ'-) company, based in the town of Stuttgart. This type of WB is very easily identified due to its 'semi-hollow' back-side and fairly light-weight. In any case a desirable and actually quite rarely encountered silver-class WB that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - \'variant\'-pattern and/or neatly maker- (ie. \'L/24\'-) marked-, silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the: \'Fritz Zimmermann\'-company This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - 'variant'-pattern and/or neatly maker- (ie. 'L/24'-) marked, silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') as was produced by the: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The badge - which is executed in silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows regular age and/or wear and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- ie. catch set-up as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned and shows some normal - albeit minimal darkened - tarnish: most of its silverish-finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'L/24' on its back signifying that it deals with a typical WB as was produced by the 'Fritz Zimmermann' (aka: 'FZZ'-) company as based in the town of Stuttgart. This type of WB is very easily identified due to its 'semi-hollow' back and fairly light-weight. In any case a desirable and actually quite rarely encountered silver-class WB that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually rarely found! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was intended for a: \'geprüfter U-Boot- u. Bergungstaucher (ie. senior-diver) This is a very attractive - \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' and actually rarely found! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage onto the white-coloured attire as was intended for a: \'geprüfter U-Boot- u. Bergungstaucher (ie. senior-diver) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and as stated above simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and or/never tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has an additional linnen-based border attached - signified that the bearer had sucessfully succeeded various tests in this speciality. The piece - which shows a additionally-added linnen-based- and/or white-coloured \'backing\' - is nicely machine-woven onto a beige-white-coloured- and/or linnen-based background and simply shows no age nor wear (just some minimal storage-age ie. staining is present and visible). Simply a superb - and truly unusually found! - Kriegsmarine-\'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually rarely found! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was intended for: \'Unterpersonal der Stäbe\' (ie. naval-staff-members) This is an attractive - 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' and actually scarcely found! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. 'Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was specifically intended for usage onto the various blue-coloured attire as was intended for: 'Unterpersonal der Stäbe' (ie. naval-staff-members) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and as stated above simply never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and or/never tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has an additional linnen-based- and greysih-blue-toned backing attached - signified that the bearer was a member serving within the naval staff. The piece is nicely machine-embroidered onto a darker-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and simply shows no age nor wear (just some minimal storage-age ie. staining is present and visible). Simply a very attractive - and unusually found! - Kriegsmarine-'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually rarely found! - greyish-silver-toned- (and showing an interwoven red-stripe) so-called: DRK- (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'-) related: \'Paradefangschnur für Adjutanten\' (or: German Red Cross adjutants\'-aiguillette) This is an attractive - and actually rarely found! - example of a so-called: DRK- (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz'-) related: 'Paradefangschnur für Adjutanten' (or: German Red Cross adjutants'-aiguillette) being a typical greyish-silver-toned- and/or 'braid-based' example that is showing an interwoven, thin-shaped red-stripe and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. once worn-), condtion. The piece – which is naturally a genuine Third Reich-era item - shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining but is fully complete and totally void of any real damage or alike. Simply an attractive 'DRK-Paradefangschnur für Adjutanten' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - armshield as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern depicting the interwoven \'Cyrillic\' characters: \'BA\' (as was intended for the Russian volunteers serving within the \'Don Cossacks\') The very attractive - and simply never worn- nor used! - armshield (ie. 'Ärmelschild für auländischen Freiwilligen der Deutsche Wehmacht') shows the bright-red- and/or blue-coloured shield-shaped surface with above the interwoven 'Cyrillic' characters: 'BA' (as neatly machine-woven in silver-white linnen). This particular example is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave technique and comes as being straightly 'cut-off from the roll': it can easily be graded: 'virtually mint ie. unissued'. These - original - 'official' armshields as executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo') can be easily considered 'very scarce'. I deem that I have priced this (truly 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-) example accordingly. Simply a neat example of a Cossack- (ie. 'Don-Cossack'-) related arm-shield: one of the more harder to encounter specimen of the extensive colourful series!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - hand-embroidered HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') pre-war- (ie. untill 1936) so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen\' (ie. arm-badge) that was intended for usage by a member who served within the so-called: \'Flieger-HJ\' This is an attractive - and actually quite rarely seen! - neatly hand-embroidered HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') pre-war- (ie. untill 1936) so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen\' (ie. arm-badge) that was intended for usage by a member who served within the so-called: \'Flieger-HJ\' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. once tunic- ie. shirt-attached-), condition. The neat patch - which is nicely hand-embroidered in silver-toned \'braid\' onto a darker-blue-coloured- and woolen-based \'Raute\'-shaped background - depicts a pair of stylished wings and propellor (as can be seen on the pictures). These neat patches were worn on the lower left-sleeve and were abolished in the year 1936. This example still shows some minimal age and/or wear (and was clearly once- tunic- ie. shirt-attached as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and rarely seen youth-related arm-patch that does not come often for sale: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') pre-war- (ie. after 1938-) so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen\' (ie. arm-badge) that was intended for usage by a member who served within the so-called: \'Luftsportscharen\' This is an attractive - and actually rarely seen! - HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') pre-war- (ie. after 1938-) so-called: 'Ärmelabzeichen' (ie. arm-badge) that was intended for usage by a member who served within the so-called: 'Luftsportscharen' being an example that comes in an overall nice- (abeit clearly used- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The neat patch - which is nicely woven in so-called: 'BeVo'-like type weave - depicts a pair of white-coloured- and stylised wings and propellor, overlaid with a white-edged, black-coloured swastika as set on a red circle, all on a tan-coloured background. Although the 'Luftsportscharen' (or: air-sports squad) was set-up under the auspices of the DLV (or: 'Deutches Luftsport Verband') it became generally known as: 'Flieger-HJ'. This example still shows some minimal stitching remains and shows minimal usage and wear (some minimal wear and/or staining is visible): it was, moreover, minimally 'trimmed' and stitched as such on a shirt. Simply an attractive and rarely seen youth-related patch that does not come often for sale: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') pre-war- (ie. after 1938-) so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen\' (ie. arm-badge) that was intended for usage by a member who served within the so-called: \'Luftsportscharen\' This is an attractive - and actually rarely seen! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') pre-war- (ie. after 1938-) so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen\' (ie. arm-badge) that was intended for usage by a member who served within the so-called: \'Luftsportscharen\' being an example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' and/or never tunic- e. shirt-attached-), condition. The neat patch - which is nicely woven in so-called: \'BeVo\'-like type weave - depicts a pair of white-coloured- and stylised wings and propellor, overlaid with a white-edged, black-coloured swastika as set on a red circle, all on a tan-coloured background. Although the \'Luftsportscharen\' (or: air-sports squad) was set-up under the auspices of the DLV (or: \'Deutches Luftsport Verband\') it became generally known as: \'Flieger-HJ\'. This example still shows some minimal storage-age only. Simply an attractive and rarely seen youth-related patch that does not come often for sale: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') pre-war- (ie. after 1938-) so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen\' (ie. arm-badge) that was intended for usage by a member who served within the so-called: \'Luftsportscharen\' This is an attractive - and actually rarely seen! - HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') pre-war- (ie. after 1938-) so-called: 'Ärmelabzeichen' (ie. arm-badge) that was intended for usage by a member who served within the so-called: 'Luftsportscharen' being an example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' and/or never tunic- e. shirt-attached-), condition. The neat patch - which is nicely woven in so-called: 'BeVo'-like type weave - depicts a pair of white-coloured- and stylised wings and propellor, overlaid with a white-edged, black-coloured swastika as set on a red circle, all on a tan-coloured background. Although the 'Luftsportscharen' (or: air-sports squad) was set-up under the auspices of the DLV (or: 'Deutches Luftsport Verband') it became generally known as: 'Flieger-HJ'. This example still shows some minimal storage-age only (and was neatly pre-folded as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and rarely seen youth-related patch that does not come often for sale: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') pre-war- (ie. after 1938-) so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen\' (ie. arm-badge) that was intended for usage by a member who served within the so-called: \'Luftsportscharen\' This is an attractive - and actually quite rarely seen! - HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') pre-war- (ie. after 1938-) so-called: 'Ärmelabzeichen' (ie. arm-badge) that was intended for usage by a youth-member who served within the so-called: 'Luftsportscharen' being an example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem minimally used- ie. once tunic- ie. shirt-attached-), condition. The neat patch - which is nicely woven in so-called: 'BeVo'-like type weave - depicts a pair of white-coloured- and stylised wings and propellor, overlaid with a white-edged, black-coloured swastika as set on a red circle, all on a tan-coloured background. Although the 'Luftsportscharen' (or: air-sports squad) was set-up under the auspices of the DLV (or: 'Deutches Luftsport Verband') it became generally known as: 'Flieger-HJ'. This example still shows some minimal age and/or wear (and was neatly pre-folded as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and rarely seen youth-related patch that does not come often for sale: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' or: \'Bund Deutsche Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Kurhessen\' (being a \'virtually mint\' example that has lost its once present \'RzM-etiket\') This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silver-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured background. This example was presumably issued but hardly worn and has regrettably lost its once-attached 'RzM-etiket' over the years: it was - I deem - hardly used (as can be seen on the pictures). The triangle was I deem never worn nor once tunic- (ie. shirt-) attached and comes in a wonderful condition overall. It should be noted that these more exotic HJ/BDM district-triangles rank amongst the most difficult and rarely found youth-triangles to encounter or to find. This particular 'BDM'-piece can easily be graded: 'fairly rare'. I deem that I priced this very attractive example according to its unmistaken rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' or: \'Bund Deutsche Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Kurhessen\' (being a \'virtually mint\' example that has lost its once present \'RzM-etiket\') This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silver-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured background. This example was presumably issued but hardly worn and has regrettably lost its (presumably) once-attached 'RzM-etiket' over the years: it was - I deem - hardly used (as can be seen on the pictures). The triangle was I deem never worn nor once tunic- (ie. shirt-) attached and comes in a wonderful condition overall. It should be noted that these more exotic HJ/BDM district-triangles rank amongst the most difficult and rarely found youth-triangles to encounter or to find. This particular 'BDM'-piece can easily be graded: 'fairly rare'. I deem that I priced this very attractive example according to its unmistaken rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - silver-toned- and/or neatly enamelled, so-called: DDAC (ie. \'Der Deutsche Automobil Club\') honorary-badge (or: \'Silberne Ehrennadel 1934\') being a maker- (ie. \'Lauer-Nürnberg\'-) marked example The truly attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - lapel-pin is made out of typical silvered, copper-based metal which is neatly enamelled in various colours: it comes mounted onto its functional, long-sized pin as worn and/or issued. It only shows some minimal aging caused by regular usage and/or wear (it is totally undamaged and retains a fully preserved, enamelled-surface without showing any damage or chipped-areas). The tiny piece - that shows the date: '1934' on its bottom - is as stated a neatly maker-marked example and does show the makers'-designation: 'Lauer-Nürnberg/Berlin' on its back. A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (8809D) and an estimated value of 250 Eu!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - silver-toned- and/or neatly enamelled, so-called: DDAC (ie. \'Der Deutsche Automobil Club\') honorary-badge (or: \'Silberne Ehrennadel 1934\') being a non-maker-marked example The attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - lapel-pin is made out of typical silvered, copper-based metal which is neatly enamelled in various colours: it comes mounted onto its functional, long-sized pin as worn and/or issued. It only shows some minimal aging caused by regular usage and/or wear (it is totally undamaged and retains a fully preserved, enamelled-surface without showing any damage or chipped-areas). The tiny piece - that shows the date: '1934' on its bottom - is as stated a non-maker-marked example (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar lapel-pin is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (8809D) and an estimated value of 250 Eu!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - silver-toned- and/or neatly enamelled, so-called: DDAC (ie. \'Der Deutsche Automobil Club\') honorary-badge (or: \'Silberne Ehrennadel 1934\') being a non-maker-marked example The attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - lapel-pin is made out of typical silvered, copper-based metal which is neatly enamelled in various colours: it comes mounted onto its functional, long-sized pin as worn and/or issued. It only shows some minimal aging caused by regular usage and/or wear (it is totally undamaged and retains a fully preserved, enamelled-surface without showing any damage or chipped-areas). The tiny piece - that shows the date: '1934' on its bottom - is as stated a non-maker-marked example (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar lapel-pin is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (8809D) and an estimated value of 250 Eu!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - so-called: \'SA-Sportabzeichen für Kriegsversehrten\' (ie.: SA-sports\'-badge for the war-disabled) being a detailed example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/100\'-) marked on its back This is an attractive - and actually rarely seen! - example of an SA-sports'-badge (ie. 'SA-Sportabzeichen für Kriegsversehrten' or: specific 'Sturmabtelungen'- ie. SA-sports'-badge for the war-disabled) that retains only some remains of its (clearly tarnished and typical golden-bronze-coloured-) finish: it clearly shows moderate age, wear and/or staining simply caused by having been moderately used- and/or worn as such. The badge is nicely - albeit as more often somewhat vaguely - maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: 'RzM M1/100' and comes naturally mounted onto its typically flute-shaped- (and/or copper-toned) pin (ie. catch / set-up) which are both unaltered and fully functional. Simply an attractive - and actually quite rarely found! - example of an: 'SA-Sportabzeichen für Kriegsversehrten' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - so-called: \'SA-Sportabzeichen für Kriegsversehrten\' (ie.: SA-sports\'-badge for the war-disabled) being a detailed example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/100\'-) marked on its back This is an attractive - and actually rarely seen! - example of an SA-sports'-badge (ie. 'SA-Sportabzeichen für Kriegsversehrten' or: specific 'Sturmabtelungen'- ie. SA-sports'-badge for the war-disabled) that retains only some remains of its (clearly tarnished and typical golden-bronze-coloured-) finish: it clearly shows moderate age, wear and/or staining simply caused by having been moderately used- and/or worn as such. The badge is nicely - and clearly! - maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: 'RzM M1/100' and comes naturally mounted onto its typically flute-shaped- (and/or copper-toned) pin (ie. catch / set-up) which are both unaltered and fully functional. Simply an attractive - and actually quite rarely found! - example of an: 'SA-Sportabzeichen für Kriegsversehrten' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - WH (Heeres) breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') being of the \'last-ditch\'- (ie. later-war-period-) and/or entirely \'printed\'-pattern This is a very attractive - and actually fairly rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') being of the \'last-ditch\'- (ie. later-war-period-) and entirely \'printed\'-pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These printed versions of the \'standard-pattern\' army-type breast-eagle were introduced in late 1944 ie. the beginning of 1945 and saw only limited usage. They are sometimes found on the - battle-dress like-model-, so-called: \'1944-type\' Heeres tunics. I personally have also seen this printed-type eagles being (originally!) attached to such a late-war M44-tunic. The piece on offer here comes in a never confectioned format and is just a tiny bit stained and/or does show some minimal wrinkled areas (simply caused by handling over the years). The piece came as \'straightly cut-out\' of a larger sheet (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a truly rarely encountered \'printed\' WH (Heeres) breast-eagle that comes in a never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- condition!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - WH (Heeres) breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') being of the \'last-ditch\'- (ie. later-war-period-) and/or entirely \'printed\'-pattern This is a very attractive - and actually fairly rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') being of the \'last-ditch\'- (ie. later-war-period-) and entirely \'printed\'-pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These printed versions of the \'standard-pattern\' army-type breast-eagle were introduced in late 1944 ie. the beginning of 1945 and saw only limited usage. They are sometimes found on the - battle-dress like-model-, so-called: \'1944-type\' Heeres tunics. I personally have also seen this printed-type eagles being (originally!) attached to such a late-war M44-tunic. The piece on offer here comes in a never confectioned format and is just a tiny bit stained and/or does show some minimal wrinkled areas (simply caused by handling over the years). The piece came as \'straightly cut-out\' of a larger sheet (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a truly rarely encountered \'printed\' WH (Heeres) breast-eagle that comes in a never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- condition!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - WH (Heeres) breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') being of the \'last-ditch\'- (ie. later-war-period-) and/or entirely \'printed\'-pattern This is a very attractive - and actually fairly rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') being of the \'last-ditch\'- (ie. later-war-period-) and entirely \'printed\'-pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These printed versions of the \'standard-pattern\' army-type breast-eagle were introduced in late 1944 ie. the beginning of 1945 and saw only limited usage. They are sometimes found on the - battle-dress like-model-, so-called: \'1944-type\' Heeres tunics. I personally have also seen this printed-type eagles being (originally!) attached to such a late-war M44-tunic. The piece on offer here comes in a never confectioned format and is just a tiny bit stained and/or does show some minimal wrinkled areas (simply caused by handling over the years). The piece came as \'straightly cut-out\' of a larger sheet (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a truly rarely encountered \'printed\' WH (Heeres) breast-eagle that comes in a never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- condition!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - WH (Heeres) breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') being of the \'last-ditch\'- (ie. later-war-period-) and/or entirely \'printed\'-pattern This is a very attractive - and actually fairly rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') being of the \'last-ditch\'- (ie. later-war-period-) and entirely \'printed\'-pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These printed versions of the \'standard-pattern\' army-type breast-eagle were introduced in late 1944 ie. the beginning of 1945 and saw only limited usage. They are sometimes found on the - battle-dress like-model-, so-called: \'1944-type\' Heeres tunics. I personally have also seen this printed-type eagles being (originally!) attached to such a late-war M44-tunic. The piece on offer here comes in a never confectioned format and is just a tiny bit stained and/or does show some minimal wrinkled areas (simply caused by handling over the years). The piece came as \'straightly cut-out\' of a larger sheet (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a truly rarely encountered \'printed\' WH (Heeres) breast-eagle that comes in a never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- condition!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - WH (Heeres) breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') being of the \'last-ditch\'- (ie. later-war-period-) and/or entirely \'printed\'-pattern This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) breasteagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') being of the 'last-ditch'- (ie. later-war-period-) and entirely 'printed'-pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These printed versions of the 'standard-pattern' army-type breasteagle were introduced in late 1944 ie. the beginning of 1945 and saw only limited usage. They are sometimes found on the - battle-dress like-model-, so-called: '1944-type' Heeres tunics. I personally have also seen this printed-type eagles being (originally!) attached to such a late-war M44-tunic. The piece on offer here comes in a never confectioned format and is just a tiny bit stained and/or does show some minimal wrinkled areas (simply caused by handling over the years). The piece came as 'straightly cut-out' of a larger sheet (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a truly rarely encountered WH (Heeres) breast-eagle that comes in a never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- condition!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - WH (Heeres) breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') being of the \'last-ditch\'- (ie. later-war-period-) and/or entirely \'printed\'-pattern This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) breasteagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') being of the 'last-ditch'- (ie. later-war-period-) and entirely 'printed'-pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These printed versions of the 'standard-pattern' army-type breasteagle were introduced in late 1944 ie. the beginning of 1945 and saw only limited usage. They are sometimes found on the - battle-dress like-model-, so-called: '1944-type' Heeres tunics. I personally have also seen this printed-type eagles being (originally!) attached to such a late-war M44-tunic. The piece on offer here comes in a never confectioned format and is just a tiny bit stained and/or does show some minimal wrinkled areas (simply caused by handling over the years). The piece came as 'straightly cut-out' of a larger sheet (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a truly rarely encountered WH (Heeres) breast-eagle that comes in a never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- condition!

Attractive - and actually rarely seen! - WH (Heeres) breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') being of the \'last-ditch\'- (ie. later-war-period-) and/or entirely \'printed\'-pattern This is an attractive - and actually fairly rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') being of the \'last-ditch\'- (ie. later-war-period-) and entirely \'printed\'-pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These printed versions of the \'standard-pattern\' army-type breast-eagle were introduced in late 1944 ie. the beginning of 1945 and saw only limited usage. They are sometimes found on the - battle-dress like-model-, so-called: \'1944-type\' Heeres tunics. I personally have also seen this printed-type eagles being (originally!) attached to such a late-war M44-tunic. The piece on offer here comes in a never confectioned format and is just a tiny bit stained and/or does show some minimal wrinkled areas (simply caused by handling over the years). The piece came as \'straightly cut-out\' of a larger sheet (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a truly rarely encountered \'printed\' WH (Heeres) breast-eagle that comes in a never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- condition!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - (I deem) EM- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Schutzmannschaften\' (or: \'Schuma\') armshield as executed in greyish-coloured thread on a black-coloured- (ie. \'Polizei\'-related-) background This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - (I deem) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: 'Schutzmannschaften' (or: 'Schuma') armshield being an example as executed in greyish-coloured thread on a black-coloured background and depicting the text: 'Treu, Tapfer, Gehorsam' (which can be translated as: 'loyal, brave and obeying') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The neat arm-badge is executed in greyish-coloured thread on a black-coloured- ie. 'Polizei'-type background and as such signified the close interrelation between the - notorious! - 'Schuma'-units and the German police (ie. 'Polizei') ie. Waffen-SS and/or SD-units. I personally think that this badge was intended for enlisted-mens'- ie. NCO-usage: it was executed in the neat machine-woven pattern (almost certainly by the 'BeVo' company of Wuppertal). The neat piece was never trimmed- nor folded- ie. confectioned and comes as 'straithly cut-off the role': it just shows some age and/or staining caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originates from a smaller 'SS/SD'-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive and actually quite scarcely encountered 'Ostvölker'-related armbadge!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - (I deem) EM- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Schutzmannschaften\' (or: \'Schuma\') armshield as executed in greyish-coloured thread on a black-coloured- (ie. \'Polizei\'-related-) background This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - (I deem) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: 'Schutzmannschaften' (or: 'Schuma') armshield being an example as executed in greyish-coloured thread on a black-coloured background and depicting the text: 'Treu, Tapfer, Gehorsam' (which can be translated as: 'loyal, brave and obeying') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The neat arm-badge is executed in greyish-coloured thread on a black-coloured- ie. 'Polizei'-type background and as such signified the close interrelation between the - notorious! - 'Schuma'-units and the German police (ie. 'Polizei') ie. Waffen-SS and/or SD-units. I personally think that this badge was intended for enlisted-mens'- ie. NCO-usage: it was executed in the neat machine-woven pattern (almost certainly by the 'BeVo' company of Wuppertal). The neat piece was never trimmed- nor folded- ie. confectioned and comes as 'straithly cut-off the role': it just shows some age and/or staining caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originates from a smaller 'SS/SD'-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive and actually quite scarcely encountered 'Ostvölker'-related armbadge!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - (I deem) EM- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Schutzmannschaften\' (or: \'Schuma\') armshield as executed in greyish-coloured thread on a black-coloured- (ie. \'Polizei\'-related-) background This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - (I deem) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: 'Schutzmannschaften' (or: 'Schuma') armshield being an example as executed in greyish-coloured thread on a black-coloured background and depicting the text: 'Treu, Tapfer, Gehorsam' (which can be translated as: 'loyal, brave and obeying') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The neat arm-badge is executed in greyish-coloured thread on a black-coloured- ie. 'Polizei'-type background and as such signified the close interrelation between the - notorious! - 'Schuma'-units and the German police (ie. 'Polizei') ie. Waffen-SS and/or SD-units. I personally think that this badge was intended for enlisted-mens'- ie. NCO-usage: it was executed in the neat machine-woven pattern (almost certainly by the 'BeVo' company of Wuppertal). The neat piece was never trimmed- nor folded- ie. confectioned and comes as 'straithly cut-off the role': it just shows some age and/or staining caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originates from a smaller 'SS/SD'-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive and actually quite scarcely encountered 'Ostvölker'-related armbadge!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 3-pieced RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeits- dienst\') so-called: \'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen\'-grouping, as was intended for a member who served within the: \'Arbeitsgau XXX\' This is a neat - and actually scarcely encountered! - 3-pieced RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeits- dienst') so-called: 'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen'-grouping, as was intended for a member who served within the: 'Arbeitsgau XXX' (= Bayern-Hochland - Ostmark), all three pieces in overall very nice condition. The interesting grouping comprises of an RAD-related photo-ID-card (ie. 'ArbeitsDank-Mitglieds-Karte') that was issued in October 1936 to the: 'Arbeitsmann' Otto Seiffenberger, born on 18 September 1915. This card (which is folded sized: 15 x 10,5 cms.) shows a neat (uniform)photo of Seiffenberger, wearing his earthen-brown-coloured RAD-tunic (as can be seen on the pictures). The card is fully filled-in and accordingly ink-stamped: it, moreover, shows some glued-in 'ArbeitsDank'-stamps (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this card the group holds a (never before seen!) A-5-sized award-document (ie. 'Verleihungsurkunde') stating that Seiffenberger is entitled to wear the: 'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen des Arbeitsgaues XXX'. This neat document bears an illustration of the badge and was issued to Seiffenberger on 20 March 1936. Last but not least does the grouping holds a fully undamaged example of this RAD (or: 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') so-called: 'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen', as was intended for (and with certainty worn by) a member who served within the region: 'Arbeitsgau XXX' (being situated in the province Bayern-Hochland as situated in the Ostmark). The metal badge (executed in colourfull enamel on a copper-based background as to be expected) depicts the famous Edelweiss-flower and comes mounted on its functional pin-/pin-catch set-up. The piece is clearly maker- (ie. 'C. Poellath - Schrobenhausen'-) marked and shows a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking on its back (see pictures). This badge is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique number (3805JL) and an estimated value of: 180 Eu. The badge on offer here and was IMO never cleaned nor polished: it still retains a very nice- and/or minimally tarnished age-patina and is totally void of any enamel-damage. Simply a very attractive and with certainty not that often encountered (semi-official-) RAD-'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen'-grouping that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - BDM/JM (ie. \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\' etc.) so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerinnenschnur\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Mädelscharführerin\' These neat coloured (female-related) youth-related lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the the BDM (ie. 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') and/or the JM (ie. 'Jungmädel'). The neat green-coloured- (ie. 'grün-geflochtenes'-) coloured (and/or typically twisted) example on offer here was as such intended to signify the youth rank- ie. function of: 'Mädelscharführerin' (within the BDM etc.). The neat lanyard - which is quite long-sized and that measures approximately 50 cms. from top to end - shows minimal wear ie. usage: it was - I deem - just moderately worn ie. used and was kept and stored as such for decades. It came with its (period)attached chrome-steel-based 'musketon'-hook attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, youth- ie. female-related 'leaders-lanyard' (ie. 'Führerschnur') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - clearly tunic-removed example of an N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Ärmelabzeichen\' showing a combined arm-eagle and/or (honorary)chevron This is a truly very attractive - just moderately used and actually quite scarcely encountered! - silver-coloured example of an N.S.K.K. (or: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') related so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Ärmelabzeichen\' showing a combined arm-eagle and/or dito (honorary)chevron and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat piece - which was intended to be worn on the various tan-coloured N.S.K.K.-shirts and/or -tunics - is woven in the so-called: \'BeVo-like\', \'flat-wire\'-weave technique and is neatly \'backed\' with greenish-brown coloured woolen cloth as to be expected. This example still shows it period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket and shows some minimal stitching- ie. thread-remains as can be noticed on the pictures. Simply a superb - and truly very detailed! - N.S.K.K.-related arm-badge: I am convinced that these neat N.S.K.K.-related insignia-pieces are not often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - commemorative lapel-pin (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a non-marked example as executed in silver-toned \'Buntmetall\' depicting a hammer-/swastika-device coupled with the text: \'1. Mai 1933\' The attractive - and with certainty fairly high-quality produced! - lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is depicting a hammer- and swastika-device coupled with the text: '1. Mai 1933'. It is executed in silver-coloured- and - I deem - 'Buntmetall'-based metal and only shows minimal wear and/or age but nevertheless retains a nicely preserved surface without showing any defaults. The badge - which measures approximately 3,7 cm. in height - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The very attractive and/or pronounced piece has I deem never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The interesting lapel-pin is quite detailed and pronounced. Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - early-period, lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') commemorating the celebration of the '1. Mai'- ie. the national labour-day!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - commemorative lapel-pin (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a non-marked example as executed in silver-toned \'Buntmetall\' depicting a hammer-/swastika-device coupled with the text: \'1. Mai 1933\' The attractive - and with certainty fairly high-quality produced! - lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is depicting a hammer- and swastika-device coupled with the text: '1. Mai 1933'. It is executed in silver-coloured- and - I deem - 'Buntmetall'-based metal and only shows minimal wear and/or age but nevertheless retains a nicely preserved surface without showing any defaults. The badge - which measures approximately 3,7 cm. in height - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The very attractive and/or pronounced piece has I deem never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The interesting lapel-pin is quite detailed and pronounced. Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - early-period, lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') commemorating the celebration of the '1. Mai'- ie. the national labour-day!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - commemorative lapel-pin (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a non-marked- and unusally seen hollow-back example depicting Hitler and Mussolini and text: \'Roma - Berlino\' The attractive - and possibly Italian-produced! - lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is depicting both the 'Führer' Adolf Hitler and 'Duce' Benito Mussolini and is showing the swastika and/or: 'Italian Facses'-symbol and (Italian) text: 'Roma - Berlino'. It is executed in greyish-silver-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. 'pot-metal') and only shows moderatel wear and/or age but nevertheless retains a nicely preserved surface without showing any defaults. The tiny badge - which measures approximately 2,7 cm. in height - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The very attractive and/or pronounced piece has I deem never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The interesting lapel-pin - which shows a clear resemblance with the by the: 'Deschler u. Sohn' (almost identical!) German-produced examples (showing the German text: 'Berlin-Roma') - is quite detailed and pronounced. Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - presumably Italian-produced lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') commemorating the German-Italian cooperation!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - commemorative lapel-pin (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a \'Deschler\'-marked example depicting Hitler and Mussolini and text: \'Berlin - Roma\' The attractive - and with certainty high-quality produced! - lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is depicting both the 'Führer' Adolf Hitler and 'Duce' Benito Mussolini and is showing the swastika and/or: 'Italian Facses'-symbol and text: 'Berlin - Roma'. It is executed in greyish-silver-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and only shows minimal wear and/or age but nevertheless retains most (ie. all-) of it silver-greyish toned finish without showing any defaults. The badge - which measures approximately 2,7 cm. in height - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The very attractive and/or pronounced piece has I deem never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The high-quality lapel-pin - which shows on its back the makers'-designation: 'Deschler u. S. - München 9' - is quite detailed and pronounced. Simply an attractive and with certainty high-quality produced! - lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') commemorating the German-Italian cooperation!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - commemorative lapel-pin (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a \'Deschler\'-marked example depicting Hitler and Mussolini and text: \'Berlin - Roma\' The attractive - and with certainty high-quality produced! - lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is depicting both the 'Führer' Adolf Hitler and 'Duce' Benito Mussolini and is showing the swastika and/or: 'Italian Facses'-symbol and text: 'Berlin - Roma'. It is executed in greyish-silver-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and only shows minimal wear and/or age but nevertheless retains a nicely preserved surface without showing any defaults. The badge - which measures approximately 2,7 cm. in height - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The very attractive and/or pronounced piece has I deem never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The interesting lapel-pin - which shows on its back the makers'-designation: 'Deschler u. S. - München 9' - is quite detailed and pronounced. Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') commemorating the German-Italian cooperation!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - commemorative lapel-pin (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a \'Deschler\'-marked example depicting Hitler and Mussolini and text: \'Berlin - Roma\' The attractive - and with certainty high-quality produced! - lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is depicting both the 'Führer' Adolf Hitler and 'Duce' Benito Mussolini and is showing the swastika and/or: 'Italian Facses'-symbol and text: 'Berlin - Roma'. It is executed in greyish-silver-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and only shows minimal wear and/or age but nevertheless retains a nicely preserved surface without showing any defaults. The badge - which measures approximately 2,7 cm. in height - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The very attractive and/or pronounced piece has I deem never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The interesting lapel-pin - which shows on its back the makers'-designation: 'Deschler u. S. - München 9' - is quite detailed and pronounced. Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') commemorating the German-Italian cooperation!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - customs-related, M43-cap-eagle ie. trapezoid (ie. \'Hoheitszeichen des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz\') being a clearly worn example that comes in a used- ie. cap-removed, condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - customs-related- (and IMO officers'-pattern!) so-called: M43-cap-eagle (ie. cap-trapezoid or: 'Hoheitszeichen des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz') being a clearly worn (and minimally damaged!) example that is executed in the neatly woven, so-called: 'flatwire'- (ie. 'BeVo-weave'-) pattern and that comes in a clearly used- and/or cap-removed, condition. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail but shows some minimal age, wear- and/or staining (some stiching-remains are also present and visible). The cap-eagle originates from a private household where it was recently uncovered. Simply a nice and attractive 'Zoll'-related cap-trapezoid that is actually not that often encountered!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - D.A.F.- (ie. \'Deutsches Arbeitsfront\') specialist armbadge, as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for a: \'D.A.F.-Übungswart\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - D.A.F.- (ie. 'Deutsches Arbeitsfront') specialist armbadge, as was executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, as was intended for a: 'Übungswart' (being some sort of instructor- ie. trainer), in overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or: tunic-removed-) condition. The badge on offer here - showing a swastika-sign surrounded by the D.A.F. 'Zahnrad'-sign ie. logo with below that the text: 'Übungswart' - is beautifully executed in so-called 'BeVo'-weave pattern and is backed with: bright-red-coloured- (and/or: linnen-based-) cloth (see pictures). The badge - which measures 9,5 x 8,5 cms. - is clearly worn and shows some normal wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive and most certainly scarcely encountered arm-badge!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - D.A.F.- (ie. \'Deutsches Arbeitsfront\') specialist armbadge, as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for a: \'D.A.F.-Übungswart\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - D.A.F.- (ie. 'Deutsches Arbeitsfront') specialist armbadge, as was executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, as was intended for a: 'Übungswart' (being some sort of instructor- ie. trainer), in overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or: tunic-removed-) condition. The badge on offer here - showing a swastika-sign surrounded by the D.A.F. 'Zahnrad'-sign ie. logo with below that the text: 'Übungswart' - is beautifully executed in so-called 'BeVo'-weave pattern and is backed with: bright-red-coloured- (and/or: linnen-based-) cloth (see pictures). The badge - which measures 9,5 x 8,5 cms. - is clearly worn and shows some normal wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive and most certainly scarcely encountered D.A.F.-related arm-badge!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - D.A.F.- (ie. \'Deutsches Arbeitsfront\') specialist-armbadge (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for a: \'D.A.F.-Übungswart\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - D.A.F.- (ie. 'Deutsches Arbeitsfront') specialist-armbadge (ie. 'Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Übungswart' (being some sort of instructor- ie. trainer) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minially used- ie. worn- and/or: I deem tunic-removed-) condition. The badge on offer here - showing a swastika-sign surrounded by the D.A.F. 'Zahnrad'-sign ie. logo with below that the text: 'Übungswart' - is beautifully executed in so-called 'BeVo'-weave pattern and is backed with: bright-red-coloured- (and/or: linnen-based-) cloth (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which measures 9,5 x 8,5 cms. - is just minimally worn and shows some normal wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive and most certainly scarcely encountered D.A.F.-related arm-badge ie. 'Tätigkeitsabzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - D.A.F.- (ie. \'Deutsches Arbeitsfront\') specialist-armbadge (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for a: \'D.A.F.-Übungswart\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - D.A.F.- (ie. \'Deutsches Arbeitsfront\') specialist-armbadge (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') is executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Übungswart\' (being some sort of instructor- ie. trainer) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn- and/or: I deem clearly tunic-removed-) condition. The badge on offer here - showing a swastika-sign surrounded by the (typical) D.A.F. \'Zahnrad\'-sign ie. logo with below that the text: \'Übungswart\' - is beautifully executed in so-called \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and is backed with: bright-red-coloured- (and/or: linnen-based-) cloth (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which measures 9,5 x 8,5 cms. - is just minimally worn and shows some normal wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive and most certainly scarcely encountered D.A.F.-related arm-badge ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - DRK- (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'-) related sport-shirt emblem, as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, being neat example that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a DRK- (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz'-) related sport-shirt emblem being an example as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern that comes 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- ie. never shirt-attached-, condition. The badge measures approximately 10,7 x 10,3 cms. and is executed in the neat so-called 'BeVo'-weave technique and is a fully 'text-book' example of this attractive badge: it comes as 'straightly cut-off the role'. The badge is a tiny bit stained, simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - piece of DRK- (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz'-) related sports-insignia which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Dutch NSB-party-related- and bright-golden-toned so-called: \'Wolfshook\'-lapel-pin, as was issued to show support for the WA (\'Weerafdelingen\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Dutch NSB-party-related- and bright-golden-toned so-called: 'Wolfshook'-lapel-pin, as was issued to show support for the WA ('Weerafdelingen') and that comes in a wonderful- (ie. hardly or even not-worn-), condition. This movement - ie. the WA - could be compared with the German SA-stormtroopers and was (re-)founded in 1941 after having been disbanded for various years. The lapel-pin on offer here has a nicely preserved age-patina: it was never cleaned nor polished and was stored as such for decades. The piece - which has an approximate height of only 2 cms. (without pin) - comes mounted onto its functional (long-sized) pin and is totally void of any maker-designation. I deem that this example is accordingly priced: I have seen similar lapel-pins being sold for much more than my asking-price. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an NSB- (ie. WA- or: 'Weerafdelingen'-related-) supporter-lapel-pin for a competitive price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Dutch NSB-party-related- and silver-toned so-called: \'tinnie\' (or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate a WA- (\'Weerafdelingen\'-) spring-march (\'Voorjaarsmarsch Heerban 5\') The neat badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in blackened- (ie. silvered-) and/or zinc-based metal: it shows some minimall wear and/or age. The badge comes natuarlly mounted on its functional- (and non-altered-) pin-/catch set-up and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The 'tinnie' retains most of its originally applied finish. This movement - ie. the WA - could be compared with the German SA-stormtroopers and was (re-)founded in 1941 after having been disbanded for various years. The lapel-pin on offer here comes with a nicely preserved age-patina: it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and was stored as such for decades. The shield-shaped piece - which has an approximate height of 4 cms. - comes mounted on its functional pin and is totally void of any maker-designation or alike. This particular WA-tinnie (showing amongst others the so-called: 'Wolfshook'-symbol) was issued to commemorate a special WA-march that was held in the Rotterdam-area on 11 April, 1943. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat NSB- (ie. WA- or: 'Weerafdelingen'-related-) tinnie for a competitive price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Dutch NSB-party-related- and silver-toned so-called: \'tinnie\' (or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate the first-held \'Landdag\' (Amsterdam - 28 April 1934) The neat NSB (ie. 'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging' or: Dutch Nazi party) related badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in silvered-, tin-based metal: it shows some minimal wear and/or age. The badge comes natuarlly mounted on its functional- (and non-altered-) pin-/catch set-up and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The 'tinnie' retains most of its originally applied finish. The shield-shaped piece - which has an approximate height of 4 cms. - comes mounted on its functional pin and is totally void of any maker-designation or alike. This particular NSB-'tinnie' (showing an illustration of the Royal Palace in Amsterdam) was issued to commemorate the first-held, national gathering (which in Dutch language was called: 'Landdag') and which was held in Amsterdam on 28 April 1934. This early example is one of the harder-to-find examples of the series. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an early-period-, NSB-related 'tinnie' for a competitive price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Dutch NSB-party-related-, so-called: \'Mussert\'-cross (ie.: \'Oostlandkruis\') as was issued to commemorate the NSB-members ie. Dutch SS-volunteers that showed bravery on the Eastern front This is an attractive example of the - actually scarcely encountered! - multi-coloured- and/or: neatly enamelled, Dutch NSB-party so-called: 'Mussert'-cross (also known in Dutch language as: 'Mussertkruis' or: 'Oostlandkruis') as was issued to commemorate the NSB-members ie. SS-volunteers that showed bravery on the Eastern front and that comes in an overall nice (ie. IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. These scarcely encountered - NSB (ie. 'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging' or: Dutch Nazi party) - awards ie. decorations were instituted (and produced on behalf of-) by its leader Anton Mussert in the spring of 1942: the German authorithies, however, never granted their prior permission and immediately prohibited the dissemination of the cross. (I do know that some of these where issued nevertheless). The cross - which shows a golden couloured: 'Wolfshook'-symbol superimposed on a swastika - is neatly enamelled in white-, black- and/or wine-red-colour and comes mounted on its original ribbon (that still retains its copper-toned clip for easy tunic-attachment). The reverse center piece shows the text: 'Mussert 1941' with below the text: 'Hou en Trou' (= steady and true). The cross on offer here has a nicely preserved age-patina: it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and was stored as such for decades. I deem that this example is accordingly priced: I have seen similar awards being sold for much more than my asking-price. It should be mentioned that not that many awards have survived to date. Simply a neat - and complete! - example of this NSB- (ie. Dutch Waffen-SS-related-) volunteer-decoration!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Dutch NSB-party-related-, so-called: \'Mussert\'-cross, as was issued to commemorate the NSB-members ie. Dutch SS-volunteers that showed bravery on the Eastern front This is an attractive example of the - actually scarcely encountered! - multi-coloured- and/or: neatly enamelled, Dutch NSB-party so-called: 'Mussert'-cross (also known in Dutch language as: 'Mussertkruis' or: 'Oostlandkruis') as was issued to commemorate the NSB-members ie. SS-volunteers that showed bravery on the Eastern front and that comes in its period-etui and accompanying 'Band-/Feldspange', all three pieces in an overall nice (ie. IMO virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. These scarcely encountered - NSB (ie. 'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging' or: Dutch Nazi party) - awards ie. decorations were instituted (and produced on behalf of-) by its leader Anton Mussert in the spring of 1942: the German authorithies, however, never granted their prior permission and immediately prohibited the dissemination of the cross. (I do know that some of these where issued nevertheless). The cross - which shows a golden couloured: 'Wolfshook'-symbol superimposed on a swastika - is neatly enamelled in white-, black- and/or wine-red-colour and comes mounted on its original ribbon (that still retains its copper-toned clip for easy tunic-attachment). The reverse center piece shows the text: 'Mussert 1941' with below the text: 'Hou en Trou' (= steady and true). The cross on offer here has a nicely preserved age-patina: it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and was stored as such for decades. The piece came stored in its (also wine-red- and 2-pieced) etui (which shows some repairs but that is nevertheless complete) and scarcely seen 'Band-/Feldspange' having its golden-toned 'swords-device' firmly in place. I deem that this example is accordingly priced: I have seen similar awards being sold for much more than my asking-price. It should be mentioned that not that many awards have survived to date. Simply a neat - and complete! - example of this NSB- (ie. Dutch Waffen-SS-related-) volunteer-decoration!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - early- (ie. mid-) war-period-, WH (Heeres) \'Narvik\' campaign-shield, being a detailed example as was executed in silver-toned, so-called: \'Feinzink\' This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - early- (ie. mid-) war-period-, WH (Heeres) 'Narvik' campaign-shield, being a detailed example as was executed in greyish-silver-toned, so-called: 'Feinzink' that regrettably misses some parts of its field-grey-coloured wool, but that, nevertheless, comes still in an overall very nice- (and/or clearly used- ie. worn and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The (non-magnetic) shield comes complete with its original (presumably zinc-based-) 'back-plate' and retains all its four mounted prongs (of which all four of them are present and functional but which are obscured by a piece of field-grey-coloured wool). The shield shows some normal aging and/or: tarnish caused by years of storage but has nevertheless retained extraordinary detail and has a still nicely preserved greyish-silver-toned finish that just shows some obvious wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield was with certainty never cleaned nor polished and comes as recently found at a private German household. Simply a very attractive and naturally 100% garuanteed original example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - early-pattern, WH (Heeres) specific cocarde as executed in white-coloured linnen as was intended for usage on the: \'Pz\'-beret (ie. \'Panzerschutzmütze\') as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - early-pattern, WH (Heeres) specific cocarde as executed in white-coloured linnen as was merely intended for usage on the: \'Panzer\'-beret (ie. \'Panzerschutzmütze\') as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The piece - also known in German language as: \'Kokarde für Panzerschutzmütze\' - shows some minimal age- and/or staining caused by decades of storage only but come in an overall wonderful and/or fully undamaged, condition. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and actually scarcely encountered piece of German cap-insignia: great to restore a Pz-beret or to be stored in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - early-period, HJ- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932\' This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - early-period, HJ- (\'Hitlerjugend\') (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstalstungsabzeichen\') that was issued to commemorate the: \'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932\' held in the town of Nürnberg, being a neatly maker- (ie. \'HA\'- or: \'Hermann Aurich\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical, silverish-grey-toned- and I deem zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is still somewhat tarnished by age. The crest-shaped piece (which is as stated above neatly maker-marked with the \'HA\'-logo) depicts a downward-positioned sword-illustration with swastika with above that the (superimposed) text that reads: \'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932\' and comes mounted onto its (of course still functional) pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered and/or truly early-period! - HJ- (\'Hitlerjugend\') (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related \'tinnie\'. I deem that I have priced this attractive, \'Feinzink\'-based example according to its desirability and/or truly nicely preserved- and/or untouched condition!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - early-period, HJ- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932\' This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - golden-bronze-toned- and early-period, HJ- (\'Hitlerjugend\') (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstalstungsabzeichen\') that was issued to commemorate the: \'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932\' held in the town of Nürnberg, being a neatly maker- (ie. \'Hoffstätter - Bonn\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical, golden-bronze-toned- and I deem zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is still somewhat tarnished by age. The shield-shaped piece (which is as stated above neatly maker-marked with the \'Hofstätter\'-makers\'-designation and that also shows a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking) depicts a downward-positioned sword-illustration with swastika with above that the (superimposed) text that reads: \'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932\' and comes mounted onto its (of course still functional) pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered and/or truly early-period! - HJ- (\'Hitlerjugend\') (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related \'tinnie\'. I deem that I have priced this attractive, golden-bronze-toned- and \'Feinzink\'-based example according to its desirability and/or truly nicely preserved- and/or untouched condition!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - early-period, HJ- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932\' This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - early-period, HJ- (\'Hitlerjugend\') (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstalstungsabzeichen\') that was issued to commemorate the: \'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932\' held in the town of Nürnberg, being a neatly maker- (ie. \'H. Aurich\'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical, silverish-grey-toned metal (I deem so-called: \'Buntmetall\'!) - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is still somewhat tarnished by age. The crest-shaped piece (which is as stated above neatly maker-marked with the \'HA\'-logo on its back) depicts a downward-positioned sword-illustration with swastika with above that the (superimposed) text that reads: \'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932\' and comes mounted onto its (of course still functional) pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered and/or truly early-period! - HJ- (\'Hitlerjugend\') (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related \'tinnie\'. I deem that I have priced this attractive, \'Buntmetall\'-based example according to its desirability and/or truly nicely preserved- and/or untouched condition!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - early-period-, HJ- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstalstungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932\' This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - early-period-, HJ- ('Hitlerjugend') (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstalstungsabzeichen') that was issued to commemorate the: 'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932' held in the town of Nürnberg, being a neatly maker- (ie. 'F. Hoffstätter - Bonn'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in bright golden-toned metal (I deem 'Buntmetall') - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is still somewhat tarnished by age. The crest-shaped piece (which is as stated above neatly maker- and/or: 'Ges.Gesch.'-marked-) depicts a downward-positioned sword-illustration with swastika with above that the text: 'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932' and comes mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered and/or truly early-period! - HJ- ('Hitlerjugend') (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related 'tinnie'. I deem that I have priced this attractive example according to its desirability and/or truly nicely preserved condition!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - early-period-, HJ- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstalstungsabzeichen\'), as was issued to commemorate the: \'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932\' This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - early-period-, HJ- ('Hitlerjugend') (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstalstungs- abzeichen') that was issued to commemorate the: 'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932' held in the town of Nürnberg, being a neatly maker- (ie. 'F. Hoffstätter - Berlin'-) marked example, in overall very nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in silver-toned metal (IMO tin ie. silvered copper-) - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The (as stated neatly maker- and/or: 'Ges.Gesch.'-marked-) crest-shaped piece depicts a sword-illustration with swastika with above that the text: : 'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932' and comes on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered and/or truly early-period - HJ- ('Hitlerjugend') (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related 'tinnie'. I deem that I have priced this rarely seen example according to its desirability and/or truly nicely preserved condition!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - early-period-, HJ- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstalstungsabzeichen\'), as was issued to commemorate the: \'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932\' This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - early-period-, HJ- ('Hitlerjugend') (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstalstungs- abzeichen') that was issued to commemorate the: 'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932' held in the town of Nürnberg, being a neatly maker- (ie. 'F. Hoffstätter - Bonn'-) marked example, in overall very nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in silver-toned metal (IMO tin ie. silvered copper-) - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is still somewhat tarnished by age. The crest-shaped piece (which is as stated above neatly maker- and/or: 'Ges.Gesch.'-marked-) depicts a sword-illustration with swastika with above that the text: 'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932' and comes on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up: moreover, is this piece 'personalised' by the recepient: it bears the engraved name: 'Schütz' (or alike). Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered and/or truly early-period - HJ- ('Hitlerjugend') (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related 'tinnie'. I deem that I have priced this rarely seen example according to its desirability and/or truly nicely preserved condition!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - early-period-, HJ- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932\' This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - early-period-, HJ- ('Hitlerjugend') (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') that was issued to commemorate the: 'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932' held in the town of Nürnberg, being a neatly maker- (ie. 'F. Hoffstätter - Bonn'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical silverish-grey-toned metal (I deem zinc- ie. 'Feinzink') - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is still somewhat tarnished by age. The crest-shaped piece (which is as stated above neatly maker-marked-) depicts a downward-positioned sword-illustration with swastika with above that the (superimposed) text that reads: 'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932' and comes mounted onto its (of course still functional) pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered and/or truly early-period! - HJ- ('Hitlerjugend') (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related 'tinnie'. I deem that I have priced this attractive example according to its desirability and/or truly nicely preserved- and/or untouched condition!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - early-period-, HJ- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932\' This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - early-period-, HJ- ('Hitlerjugend') (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstalstungsabzeichen') that was issued to commemorate the: 'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932' held in the town of Nürnberg, being a neatly maker- (ie. 'F. Hoffstätter - Bonn'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical, light-weight- and silverish-grey-toned metal (I deem so-called: 'Cupal'!) - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is still somewhat tarnished by age. The crest-shaped piece (which is as stated above neatly maker-marked-) depicts a downward-positioned sword-illustration with swastika with above that the (superimposed) text that reads: 'I. N.S.-Reichsjugendtag 1932' and comes mounted onto its (of course still functional) pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered and/or truly early-period! - HJ- ('Hitlerjugend') (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related 'tinnie'. I deem that I have priced this attractive, 'Cupal'-based example according to its desirability and/or truly nicely preserved- and/or untouched condition!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - early-war-period-, WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe) \'Narvik\' campaign-shield, being a so-called: \'Buntmetall\'-example that comes with its accompanying death-card This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - early-war-period-, WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe) 'Narvik' campaign-shield, being a detailed example as was executed in silver-toned, so-called: 'Buntmetall' that regrettably misses its back-plate, all four prongs and/or piece of wool but that comes with its accompanying death-card as found and/or stored for decades. The shield comes thus in a relic-condition but comes, nevertheless, still in an overall nice- and/or clearly used- ie. worn and/or tunic-removed, condition. The (non-magnetic) shield shows some normal aging and/or tarnish caused by years of storage but has nevertheless retained extraordinary detail and has a still nicely preserved silver-toned finish that just shows some obvious wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield was with certainty never cleaned nor polished and comes as recently found. It apparently belonged to the Luftwaffe: 'Feldwebel' Hans Freundl who lost his life on 17th November 1940 during an unsuccesful start of his plane: the fact that amongst other awards was awarded with the 'Narvik' campaign-shield is mentioned on the accompanying death-card (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this attractive - and naturally 100% garuanteed original! - example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - early-war-period-, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Narvik\'-campaign-shield (being a very detailed example as was executed in golden-toned-, so-called: \'Buntmetall\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - early-war-period-, WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Narvik'-campaign-shield, being a very detailed example as was executed in golden-toned, so-called: 'Buntmetall' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The (non-magnetic) shield comes complete with its original (presumably zinc-based-) 'back-plate' and somewhat 'trimmed', darker-blue-coloured wool and retains three of its four period-mounted prongs (one is regrettably missing). The shield - which shows a piece of beige-coloured paper glued-onto its back - shows some normal aging and/or normal tarnish caused by years of storage and/or wear but has nevertheless retained extraordinary detail and has a still nicely preserved golden-toned finish that just shows some obvious wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield was with certainty never cleaned nor polished and comes as recently found. Simply an attractive and naturally 100% garuanteed original example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type armband as was intended for usage by a member who served within the \'Sicherheitsdienst\'- (ie. \'SD\'-) related so-called: \'Schützmannschaften\' (ie. \'Schuma\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type armband as was intended for usage by a member who served within the 'Sicherheits- dienst'- (ie. 'SD'-) related so-called: 'Schützmannschaften' (ie. 'Schuma'), being a piece that comes in a very nice (ie. IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece is executed in typical green-coloured linnen and shows the text: 'Im Dienste der Sicherheitspolizei' printed in black as to be expected. The armband is a full-length- (ie. 32 cms.) sized example and has neatly 'finished borders' (executed in black-coloured-, linnen-based thread) as usual. It should be specifically mentioned that these notorious 'Schützmannschaften' (ie. 'Schuma') were staffed with men entirely coming from the Baltic states and had a very bad reputation. In any case is this a sound opportunity to acquire a neat SD-related armband for an IMO competitive price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type armband as was intended for usage by a member who served within the \'Sicherheitsdienst\'- (ie. \'SD\'-) related so-called: \'Schützmannschaften\' (ie. \'Schuma\') This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was specifically intended for usage by the staff-members serving within the \'Sicherheitsdienst\'- (ie. \'SD\'-) related so-called: \'Schützmannschaften\' (ie. \'Schuma\') being a piece that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The piece is executed in typical bright-green-coloured linnen and depicts the text: \'Im Dienste der Sicherheitspolizei\' as printed in black as to be expected. The armband is a full-length- (ie. 38 cms.) sized example and has neatly \'finished borders\' (as executed in black-coloured, linnen-based thread as usualy encountered). It should specifically be mentioned that these notorious \'Schützmannschaften\' (ie. \'Schuma\') were staffed with men entirely coming from the Baltic States and had a very bad reputation. In any case is this a great opportunity to acquire a rarely encountered SD-related armband for a competitive price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type armband as was intended for usage by a member who served within the \'Sicherheitsdienst\'- (ie. \'SD\'-) related so-called: \'Schützmannschaften\' (ie. \'Schuma\') This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was specifically intended for usage by the staff-members serving within the \'Sicherheitsdienst\'- (ie. \'SD\'-) related so-called: \'Schützmannschaften\' (ie. \'Schuma\') being a piece that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The piece - that still retains very bright and vivid colours - is executed in typical bright-green-coloured linnen and depicts the text: \'Im Dienste der Sicherheitspolizei\' as printed in black as to be expected. The armband is a full-length- (ie. 39 cms.) sized example and has neatly \'finished borders\' (as executed in black-coloured, linnen-based thread as usualy encountered). It should specifically be mentioned that these notorious \'Schützmannschaften\' (ie. \'Schuma\') were staffed with men entirely coming from the Baltic States and had a very bad reputation. In any case is this a great opportunity to acquire a rarely encountered SD-related armband for a competitive price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type cap-badge as was intended for usage by a member who served within the \'Sicherheitsdienst\'- (ie. \'SD\'-) related so-called: \'Schützmannschaften\' (ie. \'Schuma\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type cap-badge as was intended for usage by a member who served within the 'Sicherheits- dienst'- (ie. 'SD'-) related so-called: 'Schützmannschaften' (ie. 'Schuma'), being a piece that comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint and/or never cap-attached-), condition. The piece is executed in greyish-silver-(ie. almost white-) coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background and is a typical example of the famous 'BeVo'-weave pattern. The patch came as 'straigthly cut-of the role' and shows the interwoven-, diamond-shaped swastika-sign (as executed in silverish-white-coloured linnen - see pictures). The patch is as stated above never used- nor cap-attached but does show some minimal age and/or staining (simply caused by decades of storage only). It should be mentioned that these notorious 'Schützmannschaften' (ie. 'Schuma') were staffed with men entirely coming from the Baltic states and had a very bad reputation. In any case is this a sound opportunity to acquire a neat SD-related cap-badge for a competitive price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type cap-badge as was intended for usage by a member who served within the \'Sicherheitsdienst\'- (ie. \'SD\'-) related so-called: \'Schützmannschaften\' (ie. \'Schuma\') I recently encountered three - fully identical and actually scarcely encountered! - examples of the enlisted-mens'- ie. NCO-type-, cap-badge, as was intended for usage by a member who served within the notorious 'Sicherheitsdienst'- (ie. 'SD'-) related-, so-called: 'Schützmannschaften' (ie. 'Schuma'), all three pieces in a very nice (ie. virtually mint and/or never cap-attached-), condition. The pieces are executed in greyish-silver-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background and are typical examples of the famous 'BeVo'-weave pattern. The patches came as 'straigthly cut-of the role' and show the interwoven-, diamond-shaped swastika-sign (as executed in silverish-grey linnen - see pictures). All three patches were as stated above never used- nor cap-attached but do show some minimal age and/or staining (simply caused by decades of storage only). The asking-price is naturally intended for one single cap-badge. These notorious 'Schützmannschaften' (ie. 'Schuma') were staffed with men entirely coming from the Baltic states and had a very bad reputation. In any case is this a sound opportunity to acquire a scarcely encountered SD-related cap-badge for a competitive price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Technische Nothilfe\' (= \'TeNo\'), being an example as was woven in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Technische Nothilfe' (= 'TeNo'), being an example as woven in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO minimally used- ie. tunic-removed-), condition. The cuff-title is executed in greyish-blue-coloured linnen as interwoven on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based) background. The piece comes IMO in a full-length condition and measures approximately 43 cms. in length (and having a width of 4 cms.). As usually encountered are both ends 'unfinished' and do show some minor fraying as to be expected. The armband does show some minimal staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage. Simply and attractive - and naturally genuine! - 'TeNo'-cuff-title that is will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Technische Nothilfe\' (= \'TeNo\'), being an example as was woven in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Technische Nothilfe' (= 'TeNo'), being an example as woven in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. I deem hardly used- ie. presumably tunic-removed-), condition. The cuff-title is executed in greyish-blue-coloured linnen as interwoven on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based) background. The piece comes in a full-length condition and measures approximately 43 cms. in length (and having a width of 4 cms.). As usually encountered are both ends 'unfinished' and do show some minor fraying as to be expected. The armband does show some minimal staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage. Simply and attractive - and naturally genuine! - 'TeNo'-cuff-title that is will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a female-related- ie. \'RADwJ\' (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' or: womens\' section of the German labour-service) sports-shirt badge This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a female-related- ie. 'RADwJ' (or: 'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend' or: womens'-section of the German labour-service) sports-shirt badge, being an example as executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, that comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-) condition. The fairly large-sized badge - sized: 11 x 10 cms. - is neatly executed in the 'BeVo'-weave technique and just shows some minimal staining caused by years of storage: it mint have well been issued but was never worn (nor shirt-attached). It comes as straightly cut-off the role and is a tiny bit wrinkled. Simply an attractive and scarcely encountered so-called: 'RADwJ'-related sports-badge that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a female-related- ie. \'RADwJ\' (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der Weiblichen Jugend\' or: womens\' section of the German labour-service) sports-shirt badge This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a female-related- ie. 'RADwJ' (or: 'Reichsarbeitsdienst der Weiblichen Jugend' or: womens' section of the German labour-service) sports-shirt badge, being an example as executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, that comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-) condition. The fairly large-sized badge - sized: 11 x 10 cms. - is neatly executed in the 'BeVo'-weave technique and just shows some minimal staining caused by years of storage. It comes as straightly cut-off the role and is a tiny bit wrinkled. Simply an attractive and scarcely encountered so-called: 'RADwJ'-related sports-badge that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a maker- (ie. \'JFS - 42\'-) marked-, WH (Heeres and/or Waffen-SS) \'Krim\' campaign-shield, that is still mounted on its original field-grey-coloured backing This is an attractive example of a neatly maker- (ie. 'JFS - 42'-) marked-, example of a WH (Heeres and/or Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Krim' campaign-shield, that is still mounted on its original field-grey-coloured backing and that comes in a very nice- (ie. mint- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield comes in a truly wonderful condition and was IMO never worn nor used. It comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its (typical) protective black-coloured- and paper-based backing-paper in place (having the 'white-inked' stamp that reads: 'JFS - 42' on its back as is usually encountered by this type of shield, implying that is a typical shield produced by the: 'Josef Feix' company). The shield - which is non-converse-shaped as more often - retains most of its original-, darker-coloured- and 'glossy' finish ie. bronze-like appearance: it shows, however, a few stains but was never cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive and desirable example that was surely issued but never worn. It should be noted that these marker-marked and 'minty' examples are hard to come by: almost impossible to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a maker- (ie. \'JFS - 42\'-) marked-, WH (Heeres and/or Waffen-SS) \'Krim\' campaign-shield, that is still mounted on its original field-grey-coloured backing This is an attractive example of a neatly maker- (ie. 'JFS - 42'-) marked-, example of a WH (Heeres and/or Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Krim' campaign-shield, that is still mounted on its original field-grey-coloured backing and that comes in a very nice- (ie. mint- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield comes in a truly wonderful condition and was IMO never worn nor used. It comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its (typical) protective black-coloured- and paper-based backing-paper in place (having the 'white-inked' stamp that reads: 'JFS - 42' on its back as is usually encountered by this type of shield, implying that is a typical shield produced by the: 'Josef Feix' company). The shield - which is non-converse-shaped as more often - retains most of its original-, darker-coloured- and 'glossy' finish ie. bronze-like appearance: it shows, however, a few tiny (rust) stains but was never cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive and desirable example that was surely issued but never worn. It should be noted that these marker-marked and 'minty' examples are hard to come by: almost impossible to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a TeNo-cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Technische Nothilfe\' (= \'TeNo\') being an example as was woven in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Technische Nothilfe\' (= \'TeNo\') being an example as woven in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. I deem hardly used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cuff-title is executed in greyish-blue-coloured linnen as interwoven on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based) background. The piece comes in a full-length condition and measures approximately 42 cms. in length (and having a width of 4 cms.). As usually encountered are both ends \'unfinished\' and do show some minor fraying as to be expected. The armband does show some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply and attractive - and naturally genuine! - \'TeNo\'-cuff-title that is will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a TeNo-cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Technische Nothilfe\' (= \'TeNo\'), being an example as was woven in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Technische Nothilfe' (= 'TeNo'), being an example as woven in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. I deem never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The cuff-title is executed in greyish-blue-coloured linnen as interwoven on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based) background. The piece comes in a full-length condition and measures approximately 44 cms. in length (and having a width of 4 cms.). As usually encountered are both ends 'unfinished' and do show some minor fraying as to be expected. The armband does show some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply and attractive - and naturally genuine! - 'TeNo'-cuff-title that is will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a TeNo-cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Technische Nothilfe\' (= \'TeNo\'), being an example as was woven in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Technische Nothilfe\' (= \'TeNo\') being an example as woven in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cuff-title is executed in greyish-blue-coloured linnen as interwoven on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based) background. The piece comes in a full-length condition and measures approximately 44 cms. in length (and having a width of 4 cms.). As usually encountered are both ends \'unfinished\' and do show some minor fraying as to be expected. The armband does show some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply and attractive - and naturally genuine! - \'TeNo\'-cuff-title that is will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a zinc-based lapel-pin (ie. so-called: \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') depicting an elk, surrounded by the text: \'1943 Eismeerfront 1944\' that comes period-mounted on a leather-based This is a truly attractive - and decorative and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based lapel-pin (ie. so-called: 'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen') depicting an elk (ie. andler), surrounded by the text: '1943 Eismeerfront 1944' that comes period-mounted on a genuine leather-based etui (IMO intended for storing a pay-book or: 'Soldbuch'), that comes in an overall very nice (and only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat badge belonged with certainty to one of the 'Infanterie'- ie. 'Gebirgsjäger'-divisions within the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' that most certainly served in Northern Europe (I have certainly seen the badge before but could not find a reference yet stating which specific division ie. regiment used this particular badge). The neatly constructed circular pin has an approximate diameter of 3,5 cms. - depicts an elk- ie. andler-symbol, surrounded by the text: '1943 Eismeerfront 1944' - and is constructed from silvered (zinc-based) metal: it is a bit dirty but retains a truly nice age patina (some scratching and/or wear is however visible, IMO simply caused by having been worn and/or used). The - maker-marked - piece shows a makers'-abbreviation that reads: 'S.K.' and comes on its four functional metal-based prongs (with which it is mounted on the leather-based etui (which is sized: 15,5 x 11,5 cms.). Both badge- and/or: etui show some regular wear and tarnish (but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished). These 'semi-official' pins were worn on both uniform, cap and/or civil attire. A nice - and most certainly rarely encountered! -'Traditions- o. Erinnerungs- abzeichen': I deem that I have priced this attractive item accordingly!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a: \'DRK\'(ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German red-cross) side-cap eagle, to be worn on the specic, greyish-blue-coloured DRK side-caps (ie. \'Schiffchen\') This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a: 'DRK'(ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German red-cross) side-cap eagle, to be worn on the specic, greyish-blue-coloured DRK side-caps (ie. 'Schiffchen'), that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. This is one of those tiny cap-eagles that is almost impossible to find when needed. The patch on offer here was as stated never cap-attached and is (as per regulation) nicely backed with (undamaged) light-grey-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal age ie. staining, simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive DRK-related cap-badge that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of an early- (ie. \'1935\'-) pattern so-called: \'DLV\' (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsport Verbandes\') metal- (ie. nickle-chrome-) based belt-buckle that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn-, condition This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of an early- (ie. \'1935\'-) pattern so-called: \'DLV\' (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsport Verbandes\') metal- (ie. typical nickle-chrome-) based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Uffz. u. Mannschaften des Deutscher Luftsport Verbandes\') that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or surely worn-), condition. The metal- (ie. typical nickle-chrome) based belt-buckle (showing a \'first model\' so-called: \'drooped winged\'-eagle-device) retains a fully preserved (black-painted) swastika-area and shows a nicely preserved silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is very detailed and truly retains great, pronounced detail overall. It is just moderately used and/or worn and does show some minimal age, staining and/or wear (especially on its back as can be seen on the pictures). This particular buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and truly \'early-period- and/or: Luftwaffe-related\'! - so-called: \'Deutscher Luftsport Verband\'-belt buckle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related, enlisted- (ie. NCO-) pattern so-called: \'RADwJ\'-sleeve-badge (ie. \'Abzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related, enlisted- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'RADwJ'-sleeve-badge (ie. 'Abzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend') as was executed in neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem issued- albeit never worn-), condition. The badge is neatly white- ie. black-coloured having a typical brownish-green-coloured background and was intended for a female RADwJ-staff-member. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows the (Roman-styled-) numerals: 'XVII' (signifying that it was an example that was worn by a member of the 17th region ie. department ie. 'Bezirk'). The badge is not maker-marked (as is more commonly encountered: most of the copied examples show a full and interwoven logo whereas this example is of course a garuanteed orginal example). It should be noted that excellent copies of these badges do exist: this is naturally a genuine-, period example that originated from a German flea-market. Simply a very nice - and truly scarcely encountered! - enlisted- (ie. NCO-) pattern RADwJ arm-badge!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related, officers\'-pattern so-called: \'RADwJ\'-sleeve-badge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-woven \'flat-wire\'-pattern This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related, officers'-pattern so-called: 'RADwJ'-sleeve-badge (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-woven 'flat-wire'-pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem issued- and once worn- ie. tunic-attached), condition. The badge is neatly silver- ie. black-coloured having a typical brownish-coloured background and was as such intended for a female RADwJ-staff-member (ie. officer). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows the (Roman-styled-) numerals: 'XXVI' (signifying that it was an example that was worn by a member of the 26th region ie. department ie. 'Bezirk'). The badge is not maker-marked (as is more commonly encountered: most of the copied examples show a full and interwoven logo whereas this example is of course a garuanteed orginal example). It should be noted that excellent copies of these badges do exist: this is naturally a genuine, period example that originated from a German flea-market. Simply a very nice - and truly scarcely encountered! - officers'-pattern RADwJ arm-badge!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related, officers\'-pattern so-called: \'RADwJ\'-sleeve-badge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-woven \'flat-wire\'-pattern This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related, officers'-pattern so-called: 'RADwJ'-sleeve-badge (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-woven 'flat-wire'-pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (most certainly issued- and once worn- ie. tunic-attached), condition. The badge - that shows some obvious age, wear- and/or staining - is neatly silver- (ie. black-) coloured having a typical brownish-green-coloured background and was as such intended for a female RADwJ-staff-member (ie. officer). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows the (Roman-styled-) numerals: 'IV' (signifying that it was an example that was worn by a member of the 4th region ie. department ie. 'Bezirk'). The badge is not maker-marked (as is more commonly encountered: most of the copied examples show a full and interwoven logo whereas this example is of course a garuanteed orginal example). It should be noted that excellent copies of these badges do exist: this is naturally a genuine, period example that originated from a German private-household where it was recently uncovered. Simply a very nice - and truly scarcely encountered! - officers'-pattern, 'BeVo'-woven 'flat-wire'-pattern RADwJ arm-badge!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related, officers\'-pattern so-called: \'RADwJ\'-sleeve-badge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-woven \'flat-wire\'-pattern This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related, officers'-pattern so-called: 'RADwJ'-sleeve-badge (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-woven (silver-toned) 'flat-wire'-pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (most certainly issued- and once worn- ie. tunic-attached), condition. The badge is neatly silver- (ie. black-coloured) having a typical brownish-coloured background and was as such intended for a female RADwJ-staff-member (ie. officer). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows the (Roman-styled-) numerals: 'XVIII' (signifying that it was an example that was worn by a member of the 18th region ie. department ie. 'Bezirk'). The badge is not maker-marked (as is more commonly encountered: most of the copied examples show a full and interwoven logo whereas this example is of course a garuanteed orginal example). It should be noted that excellent copies of these badges do exist: this is naturally a genuine, period example that originated from a German private-household. Simply a very nice - and truly scarcely encountered! - officers'-pattern RADwJ arm-badge!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related, officers\'-pattern-, \'RADwJ\' sleeve-badge ie. \'Abzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\', as executed in neat \'flat-wire\' BeVo-weave pattern This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related, officers'-pattern-, so-called: 'RADwJ' sleeve badge (ie. 'Abzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend'), as was executed in neat so-called: 'flat-wire'-BeVo-weave pattern, in overall nice (and IMO never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The badge is neatly silver-coloured ie. executed in the neat 'flat-wire'-weave pattern having a typical chocolate-brown-coloured background and was intended for a female RADwJ-officer: it was IMO issued but never worn and shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is the fact that this example shows the (Roman-styled-) numerals: 'XI' (signifying that it was an example that was worn by a member of the 11th region/department ie. 'Bezirk'). The badge is not maker-marked (as is more commonly encountered: most of the copied examples show a full and interwoven logo whereas this example is of course a garuanteed orginal example). It should be noted that excellent copies of these badges do exist: this is naturally a genuine-, period example that originated from a German flea-market. Simply a very nice and truly scarcely encountered, officers'-type RADwJ arm-badge!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related-, enlisted- (ie. NCO-) pattern-, \'RADwJ\' sleeve-badge (ie. \'Abzeichen des Reichs- arbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\'), as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related-, enlisted- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'RADwJ' sleeve-badge (ie. 'Abzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend'), as was executed in neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern, and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used- and/or IMO carefully tunic-removed- ie. once worn-), condition. The badge is neatly white- ie. black-coloured, having a typical chocolate-brown-coloured background and was intended for a female RADwJ-staff-member: it was clearly worn and shows some minimal staining and was once carefully pre-folded (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is the fact that this example shows the (Roman-styled-) numerals: 'III' (signifying that it was an example that was worn by a member of the 3rd region ie. department ie. 'Bezirk'). The badge is not maker-marked (as is more commonly encountered: most of the copied examples show a full and interwoven logo whereas this example is of course a garuanteed orginal example). It should be noted that excellent copies of these badges do exist: this is naturally a genuine-, period example that originated from a German flea-market. Simply a very nice and truly scarcely encountered, enlisted- (ie. NCO-) pattern RADwJ arm-badge!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related-, officers\'-pattern \'RADwJ\'-sleeve-badge (ie. \'Abzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\'), as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-like flatwire-pattern\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related-, officers'-pattern 'RADwJ'-sleeve-badge (ie. 'Abzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend'), as was executed in the neat 'BeVo-like flatwire-pattern and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed ie. worn-), condition. The badge is neatly woven in the so-called: 'flatwire'- ie. 'BeVo-weave'-pattern having a typical chocolate-brown-coloured background and was intended for a female RADwJ commissioned officer: the patch was clearly worn and shows some minimal staining and was neatly period-trimmed (ie. carefully pre-folded as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is the fact that this example shows the (Roman-styled-) numerals: 'XXII' (signifying that it was an example that was worn by a member of the 22nd region ie. department ie. 'Bezirk'). The badge is not maker-marked (as is more commonly encountered: most of the copied examples show a full and interwoven logo whereas this example is of course a garuanteed orginal example). It should be noted that excellent copies of these badges do exist: this is naturally a genuine-, period example that originated from a German flea-market. Simply a very nice and truly scarcely encountered, officers'-pattern so-called: RADwJ-arm-badge ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen'!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related-, officers\'-pattern \'RADwJ\'-sleeve-badge (ie. \'Abzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\'), as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-like flatwire-pattern\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related-, officers'-pattern 'RADwJ'-sleeve-badge (ie. 'Abzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend'), as was executed in the neat 'BeVo-like flatwire-pattern and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed ie. worn-), condition. The badge is neatly woven in the so-called: 'flatwire'- ie. 'BeVo-weave'-pattern having a typical chocolate-brown-coloured background and was intended for a female RADwJ commissioned officer: the patch was clearly worn and shows some minimal staining and was neatly period-trimmed (ie. carefully pre-folded as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is the fact that this example shows the (Roman-styled-) numerals: 'XXIV' (signifying that it was an example that was worn by a member of the 24th region ie. department ie. 'Bezirk'). The badge is not maker-marked (as is more commonly encountered: most of the copied examples show a full and interwoven logo whereas this example is of course a garuanteed orginal example). The badge shows an IMO non-disturbing flaw- ie. weave-failure as is visible in the Roman-numeral. It should be noted that excellent copies of these badges do exist: this is naturally a genuine-, period example that originated from a German flea-market. Simply a very nice and truly scarcely encountered, officers'-pattern so-called: RADwJ-arm-badge ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen'!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related-, officers\'-pattern-, \'RADwJ\' sleeve-badge (ie. \'Abzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\'), as was executed in the neat \'flat-wire\' BeVo-weave-pattern This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related-, officers'-pattern-, so-called: 'RADwJ' sleeve-badge (ie. 'Abzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend'), as was executed in neat so-called: 'flat-wire'-BeVo-weave pattern, and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed ie. worn-), condition. The badge is neatly silver-coloured ie. executed in the neat 'flat-wire'-weave pattern having a typical chocolate-brown-coloured background and was intended for a female RADwJ-officer: it was clearly worn and shows some minimal staining and was neatly period-trimmed (ie. carefully pre-folded as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is the fact that this example shows the (Roman-styled-) numerals: 'XV' (signifying that it was an example that was worn by a member of the 15th region ie. department ie. 'Bezirk'). The badge is not maker-marked (as is more commonly encountered: most of the copied examples show a full and interwoven logo whereas this example is of course a garuanteed orginal example). It should be noted that excellent copies of these badges do exist: this is naturally a genuine-, period example that originated from a German flea-market. Simply a very nice and truly scarcely encountered, officers'-type RADwJ arm-badge!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related-, \'RADwJ\' sleeve-badge (ie. \'Abzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\'), as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave\'-pattern This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related-, other ranks'-pattern-, so-called: 'RADwJ' sleeve-badge (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend'), as was executed in the neat so-called: 'BeVo-weave'-pattern and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed ie. worn-), condition. The badge is neatly woven in the 'BeVo-weave'-pattern having a typical chocolate-brown-coloured background and was intended for a female RADwJ-staff-member: it was clearly worn and shows some minimal staining and was neatly period-trimmed (ie. carefully pre-folded as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is the fact that this example shows the (Roman-styled-) numerals: 'XIX' (signifying that it was an example that was worn by a member of the 19th region ie. department ie. 'Bezirk'). The badge is not maker-marked (as is more commonly encountered: most of the copied examples show a full and interwoven logo whereas this example is of course a garuanteed orginal example). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example still retains 5 (period-attached-) metal snaps (attached for easy removing ie. attaching it to a tunic (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of these badges do exist: this is naturally a genuine-, period example that originated from a German flea-market. Simply a very nice and truly scarcely encountered, other-ranks pattern so-called: RADwJ arm-badge ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen'!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - green-coloured HJ/BDM/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Scharführer\' These neat coloured lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ ('Hitlerjugend'), the BDM ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') and/or the DJ ('Deutsches Jungvolk'). The neat (typical) green-coloured (ie. 'grün-geflochtenes'-) coloured and/or twisted example on offer here was as such intended to signify the youth rank- ie. function of: 'Scharführer' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 33 cms. from top to end - shows minimal wear ie. usage: it was I deem hardly worn ie. used and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive, youth-related 'leaders-lanyard' (ie. 'Führerschnur') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - greenish-coloured, \'standard-pattern\'- (and IMO early-war-period-), tropical-issue, WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe), so-called: K98 bayonet-frog (ie. \'Tragetasche o. Koppelshuh\') This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - typical greenish-coloured-, 'standard-pattern' (and IMO early-war-period-) tropical-issue, WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe), so-called: K98 bayonet-frog (or: 'Tragetasche o. Koppelshuh') that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The frog - which is made-out of 'fine-grained', woven linnen as to be expected - shows complete and/or undamaged (white-coloured-) stitching but is void of any makers'-mark- ie. ink-stamp: this might, however, have been worn-out during usage ie. wear (see pictures). The frog shows some minimal staining ie. dust (and a smalle hole on its top) simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (see pictures). The piece is naturally fully souple and/or functional. Simply a desirable early-pattern-, tropical (ie. 'DAK' or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps'-) related equipment-item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') showing 3 fanions coupled with the text: \'H.J. Bann-Treffen - 121. Unterland - 23./24. Brachet 1934\' The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - bright-golden-toned day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in copper-coloured and - I deem - tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty ie. stained but has maintained an overall nice and somewhat tarnished age-patina). The badge - which is void of a makers'-designation as more often - comes mounted onto its functional pin and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and retains most of its golden-coloured finish and just shows some greenish-coloured residue (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an illustration of three fanions depicting a HJ-eagle-device with below that the text: 'H.J. Bann-Treffen - 121. Unterland - 23./24. Brachet 1934'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and/or with certainty sought-after- and/or fairly early-period, HJ-related so-called: 'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a non-maker-marked example showing the text: \'HJ Sportfest - Oberbann III/16 - Chemnitz - 1934\' The very detailed and (copper) bronze-toned- (albeit minimally tarnished-) day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in golden-bronze-coloured and I deem copper- ie. bronze-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and as stated above minimally tarnished age-patina). The - quality-produced! - badge comes mounted onto its functional pin and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains most of its golden-bronze-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an illustration of an industrial scene of Chemnitz and typical 'HJ-Raute' and is showing the text: 'HJ Sportfest - Oberbann III/16 - Chemnitz - 1934'. It should be noted that this is one of the more difficult to encounter 'HJ-Sport- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and/or with certainty sought-after- and/or fairly early-period, HJ-related so-called: 'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\', being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: \'Aufmarsch der HJ - Gebiet 13 - Hessen-Nassau - 25.-26.8.1934\' The silver-toned- (albeit tarnished-) badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in silver-coloured and IMO tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and as stated above somewhat tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted on its functional pin and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and has regrettably lost most of its silver-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an illustration of some houses with below that the text: 'Aufmarsch der HJ - Gebiet 13 - Hessen-Nassau - 25.-26.8.1934' and/or is sub-titled: 'Tag der Hunderttausend': next to this it also shows the HJ-symbol ie. 'Raute'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and/or with certainty sought-after- and/or fairly early-period HJ-related so-called: 'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\', showing the text: \'H.J. Aufmarsch - Hamburg - Einweihung der Jug.Herberge Hein Godenwind - 8. April 1934\' The silver-golden-toned- (and partly coloured!) badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in silver-coloured and IMO tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and somewhat tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted on its functional pin and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and retains all its silver-coloured finish and/or blue- and red-coloured paint (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an illustration of a Viking-ship with below that the text: 'H.J. Aufmarsch - Hamburg - Einweihung der Jug.Herberge Hein Godenwind - 8. April 1934': next to this it also shows the HJ-symbol ie. 'Raute' as mounted on the sail of the Viking-ship. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and/or with certainty sought-after- and/or fairly early-period HJ-related so-called: 'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\', showing the text: \'H.J. Aufmarsch - Hamburg - Einweihung der Jug.Herberge Hein Godenwind - 8. April 1934\' The silverish-golden-toned- (and partly coloured!) badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in silver-coloured and - I deem - tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and somewhat tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and retains all its silverish-coloured finish and/or blue- and red-coloured painted areas (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an illustration of a Viking-ship with below that the text: 'H.J. Aufmarsch - Hamburg - Einweihung der Jug.Herberge Hein Godenwind - 8. April 1934': next to this it also shows the HJ-symbol ie. 'Raute' as mounted on the sail of the Viking-ship. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and/or with certainty sought-after- and/or fairly early-period, HJ-related so-called: 'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate the: \'Aufmarsch der H.J. - Gebiet 13 - Hessen-Nassau\' held on: 1/2 September, 1934 - nice condition! This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily ie. scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related 'tinnie', that was issued to commemorate a specific youth-rally ie. gathering named the: 'Aufmarsch der H.J. - Gebiet 13 - Hessen-Nassau' and/or sub-titled: 'Tag der Hunderttausend', as was held from 1 to 2 September, 1934, in overall very nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-) condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in silver-toned metal (ie. silver-toned zinc ie. 'tin') - shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The piece shows a 3 houses with below that a so-called: 'HJ-Raute' (with above and below the a.m. text). The badge - which is void of a makers-mark - comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered!- and/or truly early (ie. 1934 dated!) youth-related 'tinnie'!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\' being a golden-bronze-toned- and/or non-maker-marked example showing a tower with a \'HJ-Raute\' and text: \'Hitlerjugend Treffen - Lüchow - 11.3.34\' The attractive - and fairly early-period- and with certainty scarcely encountered! - minimally darkened, golden-bronze-toned day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in bronze-coloured- (ie. copper-coloured) 'pot-metal': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains all of its minimally darkened finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The oval-shaped piece shows a tower (ie. ruined castle-tower) with a 'HJ-Raute' and depicts the text: 'Hitlerjugend Treffen - Lüchow - 11.3.34' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this desirable - and early-period ie. regional-issued! - HJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\' being a silver-toned- and/or non-maker-marked example showing a tower with a \'HJ-Raute\' and text: \'Hitlerjugend Treffen - Lüchow - 11.3.34\' The attractive - and fairly early-period- and with certainty scarcely encountered! - minimally darkened, silver-toned day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in silver-coloured- (ie. I deem silvered-copper-based) 'pot-metal': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains all of its minimally darkened, silverish finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The oval-shaped piece shows a tower (ie. ruined castle-tower) with a 'HJ-Raute' and depicts the text: 'Hitlerjugend Treffen - Lüchow - 11.3.34' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this desirable - and early-period ie. regional-issued! - HJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured and/or twisted so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') These neat coloured lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ ('Hitlerjugend'), BDM ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') and/or DJ ('Deutsches Jungvolk'). The neat darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured and/or twisted example on offer here comes was as such intended to signify the youth rank/function of: 'Bannführer' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 23,5 cms. from top to end - shows minimal wear ie. usage: it was IMO hardly worn ie. used and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very attractive, youth-related 'leaders-lanyard' (ie. 'Führerschnur') that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) green- and/or white-striped (ie. \'grünmelliert\'-) coloured and/or twisted so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') These neat coloured lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ ('Hitlerjugend'), BDM ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') and/or DJ ('Deutsches Jungvolk'). The neat green- and/or white-striped (ie. 'grünmelliert'-) coloured and/or twisted example on offer here comes was as such intended to signify the youth rank/function of: 'Bannführer' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 23,5 cms. from top to end - shows minimal wear ie. usage: it was IMO hardly worn ie. used and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very attractive, youth-related 'leaders-lanyard' (ie. 'Führerschnur') that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) red- (ie. \'roter\'-) coloured and/or twisted so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') These neat coloured lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ ('Hitlerjugend'), BDM ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') and/or DJ ('Deutsches Jungvolk'). The neat red- (ie. 'roter'-) coloured and/or twisted example on offer here comes still mounted on its (typical shaped- and/or silver-chromed-) 'clip' and was as such intended to signify the youth rank/function of: 'Bannführer' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 31,5 cms. from top to end - shows minimal wear ie. usage: it was IMO hardly worn ie. used and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very attractive, youth-related 'leaders-lanyard' (ie. 'Führerschnur') that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) red- - (ie. \'roter\'-) coloured and/or twisted so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führer- schnur\') These neat coloured lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ ('Hitlerjugend'), BDM ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') and/or DJ ('Deutsches Jungvolk'). The neat red- - (ie. 'roter'-) coloured and/or twisted example on offer here comes was as such intended to signify the youth rank/function of: 'Bannführer' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 23,5 cms. from top to end - shows minimal wear ie. usage: it was IMO hardly worn ie. used and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very attractive, youth-related 'leaders-lanyard' (ie. 'Führerschnur') that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Bannführer\' These neat coloured youth-related lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'), the BDM (ie. 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') and/or the DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk'). The neat bright-red-coloured- (ie. 'rot-geflochtenes'-) coloured (and/or typically twisted) example on offer here was as such intended to signify the youth rank- ie. function of: 'Bannführer' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 35 cms. from top to end - shows minimal wear ie. usage: it was - I deem - just moderately worn ie. used and was kept and stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive, youth-related 'leaders-lanyard' (ie. 'Führerschnur') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Gefolgschaftsführer\' These neat coloured lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ ('Hitlerjugend'), the BDM ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') and/or the DJ ('Deutsches Jungvolk'). The neat white- and green-striped- (ie. 'grün/weiss-geflochtenes'-) coloured and/or twisted example on offer here was as such intended to signify the youth rank- ie. function of: 'Gefolgschaftsführer' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 23,5 cms. from top to end - shows minimal wear ie. usage: it was I deem hardly worn ie. used and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very attractive, youth-related 'leaders-lanyard' (ie. 'Führerschnur') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Gefolgschaftsführer\' These neat coloured youth-related lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'), the BDM (ie. 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') and/or the DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk'). The neat white- and green-striped- (ie. 'grün/weiss-geflochtenes'-) coloured (and/or typically twisted) example on offer here was as such intended to signify the youth rank- ie. function of: 'Gefolgschaftsführer' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 32 cms. from top to end - shows minimal wear ie. usage: it was - I deem - just moderately worn ie. used and was kept and stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive, youth-related 'leaders-lanyard' (ie. 'Führerschnur') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Scharführer\' These neat coloured lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ ('Hitlerjugend'), the BDM ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') and/or the DJ ('Deutsches Jungvolk'). The neat green-coloured (ie. 'grün-geflochtenes'-) coloured and/or twisted example on offer here was as such intended to signify the youth rank- ie. function of: 'Scharführer' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 23,5 cms. from top to end - shows minimal wear ie. usage: it was I deem hardly worn ie. used and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very attractive, youth-related 'leaders-lanyard' (ie. 'Führerschnur') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Scharführer\' These neat coloured youth-related lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'), the BDM (ie. \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') and/or the DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\'). The neat green-coloured- (ie. \'grün-geflochtenes\'-) coloured (and/or typically twisted) example on offer here was as such intended to signify the youth rank- ie. function of: \'Scharführer\' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 33 cms. from top to end - shows minimal wear ie. usage: it was - I deem - just moderately worn ie. used and was kept and stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive, youth-related \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Stammführer\' These neat coloured youth-related lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'), the BDM (ie. 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') and/or the DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk'). The neat white-coloured- (ie. 'weiss-geflochtenes'-) coloured (and/or typically twisted) example on offer here was as such intended to signify the youth rank- ie. function of: 'Stammführer' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 33 cms. from top to end - shows minimal wear ie. usage: it was - I deem - just moderately worn ie. used and was kept and stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive, youth-related 'leaders-lanyard' (ie. 'Führerschnur') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) so-called: \'leaders\'-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptscharführer\' These neat coloured lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ ('Hitlerjugend'), the BDM ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') and/or the DJ ('Deutsches Jungvolk'). The neat black- and green-striped- (ie. 'grün/schwarz-geflochtenes'-) coloured and/or twisted example on offer here was as such intended to signify the youth rank- ie. function of: 'Hauptscharführer' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 23,5 cms. from top to end - shows minimal wear ie. usage: it was I deem hardly worn ie. used and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very attractive, youth-related 'leaders-lanyard' (ie. 'Führerschnur') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) and/or twisted so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') still retaining its \'RzM\'-etiket These neat coloured lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ ('Hitlerjugend'), BDM ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') and/or DJ ('Deutsches Jungvolk'). The neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured example on offer here still retains its original- (and/or period-attached!) 'RzM'-etiket ('A-Stück') in place and was as such intended to signify the rank/function of: 'Stammführer' upto: 'Oberstammführer' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 42 cms. from top to end - shows simply no usage: it was IMO never worn nor used (it is in a virtually mint-/unissued condition) and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very attractive, youth-related (and fairly high-ranked!) 'leaders-lanyard' (ie. 'Führerschnur') that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') as was intended for usage by a youth-member holding the rank of: \'Gefolgschaftsführer\' These neat coloured youth-related lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') and the DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\'). The neat green-white-coloured- (ie. \'grün-weiss-geflochtenes\'-) coloured (and/or typically twisted) example on offer here was as such intended to signify the youth rank- ie. function of a: \'Gefolgschaftsführer\' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 33 cms. from top to end - shows minimal wear ie. usage: it was - I deem - just moderately worn ie. used and was kept and stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive, youth-related \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accodingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') as was intended for usage by a youth-member holding the rank of: \'Oberscharführer\' These neat coloured youth-related lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') and the DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\'). The neat green-black-coloured- (ie. \'grün-schwarz-geflochtenes\'-) coloured (and/or typically twisted) example on offer here was as such intended to signify the youth rank- ie. function of an: \'Oberscharführer\' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 33 cms. from top to end - shows minimal wear ie. usage: it was - I deem - just moderately worn ie. used and was kept and stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive, youth-related \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accodingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') being a light-blue-coloured example as was (I deem) intended for usage by a: \'Feldscher\' These neat coloured youth-related lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') and/or the DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk'). The neat light-blue- and white-striped- (ie. 'hellblau/weiss-geflochtenes'-) coloured (and/or typically twisted) example on offer here was as such (I deem) specifically intended to signify the youth-function of: 'Feldscher' or: medical-orderly (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 28 cms. from top to end - shows minimal wear ie. usage: it was - I deem - just moderately worn ie. used and was kept and stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive, youth-related 'leaders-lanyard' (ie. 'Führerschnur') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - honorary membership lapel-pin aka: \'Goldene Ehrennadel für 50 Jahre Mitgliedschaft im Nationalsocialistischer Reichskriegerbund (ie. \'N.S.R.K.B.\') This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - multi-coloured and/or: neatly enamelled honorary membership lapel-pin aka: 'Goldene Ehrennadel für 50 Jahre Mitgliedschaft im Nationalsocialistischer Reichskriegerbund (ie. 'N.S.R.K.B.'), that comes in a very nice (albeit slightly used ie. worn-), condition. The scarcely encountered lapel-pin shows some minimal wear and/or age (mainly dirt and/or minimal staining but has truly no enamel damage whatsoever - see pictures). The golden-toned pin shows a: 'Ges.Gesch.' patent-pending marking and bears also the number: '4' on its back. The pin - which has naturally a functional pin ie. catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9653F) and an estimated value of 100 Eu. Simply an attractive TR-lapel-pin that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - honorary membership lapel-pin aka: \'Goldene Ehrennadel für 50 Jahre Mitgliedschaft im Nationalsocialistischer Reichskriegerbund (ie. \'N.S.R.K.B.\') This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - multi-coloured and/or: neatly enamelled honorary membership lapel-pin aka: 'Goldene Ehrennadel für 50 Jahre Mitgliedschaft im Nationalsocialistischer Reichskriegerbund (ie. 'N.S.R.K.B.'), that comes in a very nice (albeit slightly used ie. worn-), condition. The scarcely encountered lapel-pin shows some minimal wear and/or age (mainly dirt and/or minimal staining but has truly no enamel damage whatsoever - see pictures). The golden-toned pin shows a: 'Ges.Gesch.' patent-pending marking and bears also the number: '5' on its back. The pin - which has naturally a functional pin ie. catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9653F) and an estimated value of 100 Eu. Simply an attractive TR-lapel-pin that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - larger-sized, multi-coloured and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') visor-cap badge (or: \'Mützenabzeichen für Schirmmütze\') - nice (albeit IMO used and/or cap-removed-) condition! This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - larger-sized (ie. 3 x 2,5 cms. sized-), multi-coloured and/or enamelled DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') visor-cap badge (or: 'Mützenabzeichen für Schirmmütze'), in overall very nice (albeit IMO used and/or cap-removed-) condition. The piece is void of any makers-mark ie. logo and comes with both its (functional) prongs in place. The piece has stunning (and totally undamaged!) enamel and was IMO never cleaned nor polished and is somewhat stained ie. tarnished. Simply a nice and desirable 'DRK'-item: great to complete any 'DRK-Schirmmütze'!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - larger-sized, multi-coloured and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') visor-cap badge (or: \'Mützenabzeichen für Schirmmütze\') - nice (albeit IMO used and/or cap-removed-) condition! This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - larger-sized (ie. 3 x 2,3 cms. sized-), multi-coloured and/or enamelled DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') visor-cap badge (or: 'Mützenabzeichen für Schirmmütze') being an example of the later- (ie. regular-) pattern, in overall very nice (albeit IMO used and/or cap-removed-) condition. The piece is void of any makers-mark ie. logo and comes with both its (functional) prongs still in place. The piece has stunning (and totally undamaged!) enamel and was IMO never cleaned nor polished and is somewhat stained ie. tarnished. Simply a nice and desirable 'DRK'-item: great to complete any 'DRK-Schirmmütze'!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - metal-based cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') being a maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/52\'-) marked example as was intended for usage by the: \'Nationalsozialistischer Kriegsopfer-Versorgung\' (ie.: \'N.S.K.O.V.\') This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - metal-based- (ie. typical zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) cap-badge (ie. 'Mützenabzeichen') being a clearly maker- (ie. 'RzM M1/52'-) marked example as was specifically intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of the: 'Nationalsozialistischer Kriegsopferversorgung' (or: 'N.S.K.O.V.') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- and I deem once cap-removed-), condition. The - very detailed and/or pronounced - badge shows some regular wear but has no defaults whatsoever (it has never been cleaned nor polished and still retains its fully preserved black- and red-painted cross in its centre). The badge - which is as stated above clearly maker-marked - comes mounted onto its (fully functional!) pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and can naturally easily serve to complete a N.S.K.O.V.-visor-cap. Surely a nice and unusually encountered 'N.S.K.O.V.'-related cap-badge!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - metal-based cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') being a maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/52\'-) marked example as was intended for usage by the: \'Nationalsozialistischer Kriegsopfer-Versorgung\' (ie.: \'N.S.K.O.V.\') This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - metal-based- (ie. typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/52\'-) marked example as was specifically intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of the: \'Nationalsozialistischer Kriegsopferversorgung\' (or: \'N.S.K.O.V.\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- and I deem once cap-removed-), condition. The - very detailed and/or pronounced - badge shows some regular wear but has no defaults whatsoever (it has never been cleaned nor polished and still retains its fully preserved black- and red-painted cross in its centre). The badge - which is as stated above clearly maker-marked - comes mounted onto its (fully functional!) pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and can naturally easily serve to complete a N.S.K.O.V.-visor-cap. Surely a nice and unusually encountered \'N.S.K.O.V.\'-related cap-badge!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-related, membership-booklet (ie. \'Personal-Ausweis\') as was issued (in 1942!) to the: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Mitglied\' Adolf Kiehn, born in 1884 This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - typical bright-red-coloured-, N.S.D.A.P.-related, membership-booklet (ie. 'Personal-Ausweis') as was issued (in 1942!) to the: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Mitglied' Adolf Kiehn, born in 1884 and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. not damaged nor denazified and/or fully filled-in-), condition. The typical, 'standard-issue'-type ID-booklet (sized only: 13,3 x 10,5 cms.) is a secondary example (ie. 'Zweitschrift') that was issued in 1942 (whereas Kiehn entered the party as early as 1928 and was given the low party-number: '121741') and that comes in an overall very nice and/or: fully complete condition having all its 48 pages present and in-place: it has not been 'damaged' whatsoever and comes in an overall nice (albeit with certainty issued-), condition. The ID-booklet shows a neat uniform-photo of Kiehn and shows all the regular entries, glued-in stamps and/or: ink-stamps as to be expected (as can also be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that Kiehn had been taken the oath in front of the 'Führer' Adolf Hitler (ie. 'auf den Führer vereidigt') as early as 25 February 1934 (something that can be easily deducted from the (scarcely seen!) full-paged entry on page 11 (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and most certainly with this rare entry-page not that easily encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-related, 'Personal-Ausweis' that belonged to an early 'N.S.D.A.P.-Mitglied'!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - N.S.K.K.- (ie. \'National-Socialistisches Kraftfahr-Korps\'-) related armbadge as executed in neat \'BeVo\'- weave pattern as was specifically intended for a: \'N.S.K.K. Sanitäts-Unterführer o. Mann\' This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - N.S.K.K.- (ie. \'National-Socialistisches Kraftfahr-Korps\'-) related arm- ie. trade-badge, as was woven in silver-coloured- (so-called: \'flat-wire\'-pattern) braid on a black-coloured background as was intended for a: a: \'N.S.K.K. Sanitäts-Unterführer o. Mann\' (ie. \'Feldscher\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. shirt-removed-), condition. The nicely woven insignia is only sized: 6,3 x 4 cms. and comes as stated in a clearly used- ie. shirt-removed- condition: it is neatly \'pre-folded\' and/or trimmed but still retains its paper-based, so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - NSKK- (ie. \'National-Socialistisches Kraftfahr-Korps\'-) related armbadge: only the second such neat N.S.K.K.-related \'Feldscher\'-trade-badge I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled, so-called: \'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe\' that comes mounted onto its full-length piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued ie. worn This is a very attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled and/or: colourfully executed, so-called: 'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe' (or: fire-brigade honorary-medal of the second class that comes mounted onto its full-length piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly issued and/or moderately worn-), condition. The service-award shows some minimal (ie. moderate) wear and/or: staining but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished. It came firmly mounted onto its (confectioned- and/or: full length-) piece of ribbon (which measures in total 23 cms. in length). The - truly very detailed- and/or pronounced! - award has a minimally 'tarnished' age-patina and shows a fully undamaged, fairly glossy- and/or: neatly enamelled, surface without showing any damage (as can be seen pictures). The piece just shows some truly minimal tarnish caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Simply a neat - not that often-encountered! - TR-period, honorary service-award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled, so-called: \'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe\' that comes mounted onto its minimally shortened piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued ie. worn This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled and/or: colourfully executed, so-called: 'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe' (or: fire-brigade honorary-medal of the second class that comes mounted onto its minimally shortened piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly issued and/or moderately worn-), condition. The service-award shows some minimal (ie. moderate) wear and/or: staining but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished. It came firmly mounted onto its (confectioned- and/or: somewhat shortened) piece of ribbon (which measures in total 11 cms. in length). The - truly very detailed- and/or pronounced! - award has a minimally 'tarnished' age-patina and shows a fully undamaged, fairly glossy- and/or: neatly enamelled, surface without showing any damage (as can be seen pictures). The piece just shows some truly minimal tarnish caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Simply a neat - not that often-encountered! - TR-period, honorary service-award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled, so-called: \'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe\' that comes mounted onto its period-shortened piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued ie. worn This is a very attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled and/or: colourfully executed, so-called: 'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe' (or: fire-brigade honorary-medal of the second class that comes mounted onto its period-shortened piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly issued and/or moderately worn-), condition. The service-award shows some minimal (ie. moderate) wear and/or: staining but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished. It came firmly mounted onto its (confectioned- and/or: shortened-) piece of ribbon (which measures in total 8 cms. in length). The - truly very detailed- and/or pronounced! - award has a minimally 'tarnished' age-patina and shows a fully undamaged, fairly glossy- and/or: neatly enamelled, surface without showing any damage (as can be seen pictures). The piece just shows some truly minimal tarnish caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Simply a neat - not that often-encountered! - TR-period, honorary service-award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled, so-called: \'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe\' that comes mounted onto its piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued ie. worn This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled and/or: colourfully executed, so-called: 'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe' (or: fire-brigade honorary medal of the second class) that comes mounted onto its piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued ie. worn and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The - truly very detailed- and/or pronounced! - award has a minimally tarnished age-patina and shows a fully undamaged-, fairly glossy- and/or: neatly enamelled, surface without showing any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat medal came mounted onto its (confectioned) piece of ribbon that shows a period-attached safety-pin (as was intended for wearing it on a tunic as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some truly minimal tarnish (and a somewhat stained ribbon) simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage but was most certainly never cleaned. Simply a not that often-encountered TR-period, honorary-award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled, so-called: \'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe\' that comes together with its piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled and/or: colourfully executed, so-called: 'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe' (or: fire-brigade honorary medal of the second class) that comes together with its piece of unconfectioned- ie. pre-folded ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The - truly very detailed- and/or pronounced! - award has a minimally tarnished age-patina and shows an undamaged-, fairly glossy- and/or: neatly enamelled, surface without showing any real damage: just some minimal scratches are visible (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat medal came together with its (non-confectioned) piece of ribbon as issued (but was never mounted) The piece just shows some truly minimal tarnish simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage but was most certainly never cleaned. Simply a not that often-encountered TR-period, honorary-award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled, so-called: \'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe\' that comes together with its piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled and/or: colourfully executed so-called: 'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe' (or: fire-brigade honorary medal of the second class) that comes together with its piece of unconfectioned- ie. pre-folded ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The - truly very detailed- and/or pronounced! - award has a minimally tarnished age-patina and shows an almost undamaged, fairly glossy- and/or: neatly enamelled surface without showing any real damage: just some minimal scratches are visible and the piece has a (truly) minimal enamel-damaged area in the middle of the swastika-area (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat medal came together with its (non-confectioned) piece of ribbon as issued (but was never mounted). The piece just shows some truly minimal tarnish simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage but was most certainly never cleaned. Simply a not that often-encountered TR-period, honorary-award that is priced according to its truly minimal, enamel-damage!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled, so-called: \'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe\', that comes together with its full-length piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and \'Bandspange\' as issued ie. worn This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled and/or: colourfully executed, so-called: 'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe' (or: fire-brigade honorary medal of the second class), that comes together with its full-length piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and ribbon-bar (ie. 'Bandspange') as issued ie. worn, in overall very nice (IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-) condition. The medal shows IMO some minimal ie. moderate wear and/or: staining (but was IMO never cleaned nor polished). It came together with its (confectioned- and/or: full length-) piece of ribbon (which measures in total 24 cms. in length!). The - truly very detailed- and/or pronounced! - award has a minimally tarnished age-patina and shows a fully undamaged-, fairly glossy- and/or: neatly enamelled, surface without showing any damage (see pictures). The piece just shows some truly minimal tarnish caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. The set came also with its (functional) single-pieced ribbon-bar (ie. 'Bandspange') which is actually not that easily found. Simply a not that often-encountered TR-period, honorary-award that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled, so-called: \'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe\', that comes together with its full-length piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued ie. worn This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled and/or: colourfully executed, so-called: 'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe' (or: fire-brigade honorary-medal of the second class) that comes together with its full-length piece of (minimally confectioned) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued ie. worn and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal shows some minimal ie. moderate wear and staining (but was IMO never cleaned nor polished). It came together with its (confectioned- and/or: full length-) piece of ribbon (which measures in total 24 cms. in length). The - truly very detailed - and/or pronounced! - award has a minimally tarnished age-patina and shows a fully undamaged-, fairly glossy- and/or: neatly enamelled, surface without showing any damage (see pictures). The piece just shows some truly minimal tarnish caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Simply a not that often-encountered TR-period, honorary-award that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled, so-called: \'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe\', that comes together with its full-length piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued ie. worn This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled and/or: colourfully executed, so-called: 'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe' (or: fire-brigade honorary-medal of the second class) that comes together with its full-length piece of (minimally confectioned) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued ie. worn and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal shows some minimal ie. moderate wear and staining (but was IMO never cleaned nor polished). It came together with its (confectioned- and/or: 10 cms. in length). The - truly very detailed - and/or pronounced! - award has a minimally tarnished age-patina and shows a fully undamaged-, fairly glossy- and/or: neatly enamelled, surface without showing any damage (see pictures). The piece just shows some truly minimal tarnish caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Simply a not that often-encountered TR-period, honorary-award that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - officers\'-pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist-designation: \'M\' (\'Hauptmeldebeambter\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers\'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen\') bearing the specialist-designation: \'M\' (as was intended for a senior RAD-official with the truly not that often seen function of: \'Hauptmeldebeamter\' or: senior communications-official) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. These badges were worn on the upper left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers\'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured \'M\'-character) - is neatly executed in so-called \'flat-wire\'-like \'BeVo\'-weave technique. The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed as to be expected (and still shows some stitching-remains caused by having been once tunic-attached). The badge is neatly maker-marked and displays the interwoven so-called: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-make as is more often found on RAD cloth badges- and/or insignia. This badge originates from a smaller collection of rarely seen RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that all RAD officers\'-type badges are comparatively scarcely encountered: those intended for specialised functions such as the patch on offer here even more so!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - officers\'-pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist-signification: \'M\' (\'Hauptmeldebeambter\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') sleeve-badge (or: 'Dienststellen-Abzeichen') bearing the specialist-signification: 'M' (as was intended for a senior RAD-official with the not that often seen function of: 'Hauptmeldebeamter' or: senior communications-official) and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint and/or never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. These badges were worn on the upper left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured 'M'-character) - is neatly executed in so-called 'flat-wire'-like 'BeVo'-weave technique. The piece was never folded nor trimmed as to be expected (but does show some minimal fraying on both top and bottom). The badge is neatly maker-marked and displays the interwoven so-called: 'Ges.Gesch.'-make as is more often found on RAD cloth badges- and/or insignia. This badge originates from a smaller collection of rarely seen RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that all RAD officers'-type badges are comparatively scarcely encountered: those intended for specialised functions even more so!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - OT- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (ie. \'Mützentrapez\') as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a typical greenish-/brown-coloured background The neat - and with certainty not that often-seen! - piece was intended for usage on the various greenish-/brown-coloured, so-called: \'M43-pattern\' (OT- ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) field-caps and comes in an overall nice condition, overall. The piece was most certainly once cap-attached and comes in a carefully pre-folded- and/or cap-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage and moderate wear (it was as stated above once cap-attached and does show some stitching-holes ie. remains). Simply a very attractive \'Organisation Todt\'-related and/or typical trapezoid-shaped cap-badge (ie. \'Mützentrapez\') that can easily be used to restore any greenish-/brown-coloured \'OT-Einheitsmütze\' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any insignia-collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - OT- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (ie. \'Mützentrapez\') as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a typical greenish-/brown-coloured background The neat - and with certainty not that often-seen! - piece was intended for usage on the various greenish-/brown-coloured, so-called: \'M43-pattern\' (OT- ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) field-caps and comes in an overall nice condition, overall. The piece was most certainly once cap-attached and comes in a carefully pre-folded- and/or cap-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage and moderate wear (it was as stated above once cap-attached and does show some stitching-holes ie. remains). Simply a very attractive \'Organisation Todt\'-related and/or typical trapezoid-shaped cap-badge (ie. \'Mützentrapez\') that can easily be used to restore any greenish-/brown-coloured \'OT-Einheitsmütze\' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any insignia-collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - OT- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (ie. \'Mützentrapez\') as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a typical greenish-/brown-coloured background The neat - and with certainty not that often-seen! - piece was intended for usage on the various greenish-/brown-coloured, so-called: \'M43-pattern\' (OT- ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) field-caps and comes in an overall nice condition, overall. The piece was most certainly once cap-attached and comes in a carefully pre-folded- and/or cap-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage and moderate wear (it was as stated above once cap-attached and does show some stitching-holes ie. remains). Simply a very attractive \'Organisation Todt\'-related and/or typical trapezoid-shaped cap-badge (ie. \'Mützentrapez\') that can easily be used to restore any greenish-/brown-coloured \'OT-Einheitsmütze\' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any insignia-collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - OT- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (ie. \'Mützentrapez\') as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a typical greenish-/brown-coloured background The neat - and with certainty not that often-seen! - piece was intended for usage on the various greenish-/brown-coloured, so-called: \'M43-pattern\' (OT- ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) field-caps and comes in an overall nice- (and clearly cap-removed!) condition, overall. The piece was most certainly once cap-attached and comes in a carefully pre-folded- and/or cap-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage and moderate wear (it was as stated above once cap-attached and does show some stitching-holes ie. remains). Simply a very attractive \'Organisation Todt\'-related and/or typical trapezoid-shaped cap-badge (ie. \'Mützentrapez\') that can easily be used to restore any greenish-/brown-coloured \'OT-Einheitsmütze\' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any insignia-collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - OT- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (ie. \'Mützentrapez\') as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a typical greenish-/brown-coloured background The neat - and with certainty not that often- ie. scarcely seen! - piece was intended for usage on the various greenish-/brown-coloured, so-called: \'M43-pattern\' (OT- ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) field-caps and comes in an overall very nice- (and simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The piece was simply never cap-attached and comes in a non-folded- nor confectioned condition (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage. Simply a very attractive \'Organisation Todt\'-related and/or typical trapezoid-shaped cap-badge (ie. \'Mützentrapez\') that can easily be used to restore any greenish-/brown-coloured \'OT-Einheitsmütze\' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any insignia-collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive and \'minty\' specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - OT- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related-, printed other-ranks armband (ie. \'Ärmelband\') entitled: \'OT\', as worn by most OT enlisted-staff, that comes in a very nice (IMO mint- ie. unissued-) conditio This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - OT- (ie. 'Organisation Todt'-) related-, printed-, other-ranks' armband (ie. 'Ärmelband') entitled: 'OT', as worn by most OT enlisted-staff, that comes in a very nice (IMO almost mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The orange-brown-coloured- (and linnen-based-) armband (which was normally worn above- ie. in conjunction with a regular swastika-type armband) is a printed example: it shows the 'OT'-characters printed in black (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband comes in full-length condition and measures (folded) approximately 35 cms. in length: it has been 'off-factory' sewn-together and was (IMO) never worn nor used. The piece shows some truly minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. It should be noted that these attractive armbands were also worn by the various European OT-volunteers. Simply a very nice - and actually scarcely observed! - 'Organisation Todt'-related that is almost impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of EM- (ie. NCO-) type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a member who served within the \'Sicherheitsdienst\'- (ie. \'SD\'-) related so-called: \'Schützmannschaften\' (ie. \'Schuma\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type shoulderstraps as was piped in the bright-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the notorious 'Sicherheitsdienst'- (ie. 'SD'-) related so-called: 'Schützmannschaften' (ie. 'Schuma') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-) condition. The 'pointed-styled' straps - which measure approximately 13 cms. in length each - have (as to expected) the black-coloured- and woolen-based 'upperdecks' and do show the interwoven, diamond-shaped swastika-signs (as executed in silverish-grey linnen as can be seen on the pictures). The neat pair comes mounted onto its functional tongues and does show the desirable, 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as always). The pair shows the black-coloured- (ie. 'Waffen-SS'-related!) 'upperdecks' and as such signified the close interrelation between the - notorious! - 'Schuma'-units and the German police (ie. 'Polizei') ie. Waffen-SS and/or SD-units. The pair is in my opinion only minimally used and does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining. These notorious 'Schützmannschaften' (ie. 'Schuma') were staffed with men entirely coming from the Baltic states and had a very bad reputation. In any case is this a sound opportunity to acquire a very scarcely encountered pair of minimally used SD-related shoulderstraps!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of EM- (ie. NCO-) type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a member who served within the \'Sicherheitsdienst\'- (ie. \'SD\'-) related so-called: \'Schützmannschaften\' (ie. \'Schuma\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type shoulderstraps as was piped in the bright-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the notorious 'Sicherheitsdienst'- (ie. 'SD'-) related so-called: 'Schützmannschaften' (ie. 'Schuma') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-) condition. The 'pointed-styled' straps - which measure approximately 12,2 cms. in length each - have (as to expected) the black-coloured- and woolen-based 'upperdecks' and do show the interwoven, diamond-shaped swastika-signs (as executed in silverish-grey linnen as can be seen on the pictures). The neat pair comes mounted onto its functional tongues and does show the desirable, 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as always). The pair shows the black-coloured- (ie. 'Waffen-SS'-related!) 'upperdecks' and as such signified the close interrelation between the - notorious! - 'Schuma'-units and the German police (ie. 'Polizei') ie. Waffen-SS and/or SD-units. The pair is in my opinion only minimally used and does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining. These notorious 'Schützmannschaften' (ie. 'Schuma') were staffed with men entirely coming from the Baltic states and had a very bad reputation. In any case is this a sound opportunity to acquire a very scarcely encountered pair of minimally used SD-related shoulderstraps!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of EM- (ie. NCO-) type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a member who served within the \'Sicherheitsdienst\'- (ie. \'SD\'-) related so-called: \'Schützmannschaften\' (ie. \'Schuma\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type shoulderstraps as was piped in the bright-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the notorious 'Sicherheitsdienst'- (ie. 'SD'-) related so-called: 'Schützmannschaften' (ie. 'Schuma') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-) condition. The 'pointed-styled' straps - which measure approximately 12,2 cms. in length each - have (as to expected) the black-coloured- and woolen-based 'upperdecks' and do show the interwoven, diamond-shaped swastika-signs (as executed in silverish-grey linnen as can be seen on the pictures). The neat pair comes mounted onto its functional tongues and does show the desirable, 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as always). The pair shows the black-coloured- (ie. 'Waffen-SS'-related!) 'upperdecks' and as such signified the close interrelation between the - notorious! - 'Schuma'-units and the German police (ie. 'Polizei') ie. Waffen-SS and/or SD-units. The pair is in my opinion only minimally used and does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining. These notorious 'Schützmannschaften' (ie. 'Schuma') were staffed with men entirely coming from the Baltic states and had a very bad reputation. In any case is this a sound opportunity to acquire a very scarcely encountered pair of minimally used SD-related shoulderstraps!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a member who served within the \'Sicherheitsdienst\'- (ie. \'SD\'-) related so-called: \'Schützmannschaften\' (ie. \'Schuma\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a member who served within the notorious 'Sicherheitsdienst'- (ie. 'SD'-) related so-called: 'Schützmannschaften' (ie. 'Schuma'), that come in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-) condition. The pointed-styled straps - which measure approximately 13 cms. in length each - have (as to expected) the black-coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdecks' and do show the interwoven, diamond-shaped swastika-signs (as executed in silverish-grey linnen - see pictures). The neat pair comes mounted on its functional tongues and does show the desirable, 'silk-like'-type piping (as always). The pair is IMO only minimally used and does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining. These notorious 'Schützmannschaften' (ie. 'Schuma') were staffed with men entirely coming from the Baltic states and had a very bad reputation. In any case is this a sound opportunity to acquire a scarcely encountered pair of minimally used SD-related shoulderstraps!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bright-green-piped-, NCO-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a member within one of the various units within the: \'Hermann Göring-Division\' The neat collar-patches are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured (and/or smooth- ie. 'felt-like'-type-) wool and are additionally 'piped' with bright-green- (ie. 'hell- grüner'-) coloured- and/or: rayon-type piping as more often encountered (see pictures). Both patches show only moderate wear and were carefully tunic-removed (see pictures). Both tabs show four (identical- and zinc-based-) silver-greyish-coloured- gulls/ie. wings period-attached and are nicely 'backed' with the brownish-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based-) material, as is more often encountered. The 'Kragenspiegel'-set was recently found at a private household in Germany and was carefully tunic-removed: some stitching- and/or thread-remains are still present and/or visible (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these genuine, 'HG-Division'-related LW-collar-tabs can be easily graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive collar-tab pair that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bright-green-piped-, NCO-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a member within one of the various units within the: \'Hermann Göring-Division\' The neat collar-patches are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured (and/or smooth- ie. 'felt-like'-type-) wool and are additionally 'piped' with bright-green- (ie. 'hell- grüner'-) coloured- and/or: 'twisted'-type piping as more often encountered (see pictures). Both patches show only moderate wear and were (IMO) minimally worn and/or carefully tunic-removed (see pictures). Both tabs show three (identical- and/or zinc-based-) silver-greyish-coloured- gulls ie. wings period-attached and are nicely 'backed' with the brownish-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based-) material, as is more often encountered. The 'Kragenspiegel'-set was recently found at a private household in Germany and was (IMO) carefully tunic-removed: some stitching-remains are still present and/or visible (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these genuine, 'HG-Division'-related LW-collar-tabs can be easily graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive collar-tab pair that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - period Dutch, pro-German- and Waffen-SS- (ie. Dutch volunteer-) related propaganda-booklet entitled: \'In \'t heden ligt het verleden...\' and that comes in an overall nice condition This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - period Dutch, pro-German- and Waffen-SS- (ie. Dutch volunteer-) related propaganda-booklet entitled: 'In 't heden ligt het verleden...' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. read-, condition. This sought-after Waffen-SS-related propaganda photo-booklet is medium sized, hard-covered and is 24,5 x 22,5 cms. sized. The 59-paged book (which is entirely compiled in the Dutch language) compares the newly recruited Waffen-SS volunteers (such as for example the Dutch 'Ritterkreuzträger' (or: KC-bearer) Gerardus Mooijman with historical Dutch figures, such as middle-age war-heroes as the famous 'Admiraal de Ruyter' and 'Piet Heyn'. The booklet compares old paintings with great photos of the Dutch volunteers and compares their tasking and reasoning. The book comes in an overall fair and naturally complete condition but does show some minimal (moist)staining on some of the (first) pages (as is more often the case) and shows some wear on the linnen-bound rim but nothing really shocking though. The booklet was published in a comparatively low number and is therefore considered 'fairly scarce'. I have priced this example according to its overall nicely preserved condition. Simply an attractive Dutch Waffen-SS volunteer-related item loaded with great photographic material!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - police- (ie. \'Preussische Polizei\'-) related-, silver-coloured- (ie. nickle-chrome-based-) belt-buckle, being a non-maker-example The buckle is IMO clearly used and/or worn but still has maintained a fairly shiny, silverish- and/or typical 'nickle-chromed'-finish, without showing any real defaults nor damage (it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and shows some dust and/or minimal (rust-)staining). The piece is totally void of any makers'-mark-signification (as is more often encountered). These attractive police-related belt-buckles saw only limited usage in the thirthies (ie. during the period of the so-called: 'Weimar Republik'). I deem that I have priced this attractive and with certainty unusually seen 'Polizei'-belt-buckle accordingly!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pre-Third-Reich-period- (ie. \'Freistaat Preussen\'-related-) silverish-golden-toned, officers-type police- ie. \'Schutzpolizei\' belt-buckle being a neatly \'C.E. Juncker\'-marked example This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pre-Third-Reich-period- (ie. \'Freistaat Preussen\'-related-) silverish-golden-toned and (I deem) nickle-chrome-based, so-called: officers-type police- (ie. \'Schutzpolizei\') belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Offiziere der Schutzpolizei der Freistaat Preussen\') being a neatly \'C.E. Juncker - Berlin\'-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece has a diameter of approximately 55 mm. and is a \'standard-pattern\' example that has a very nice, \'frosty\' and/or detailed appearance. The piece was, however, moderately worn and shows some obvious wear and/or age. It shows however no damage whatsoever and just shows some minimal age ie. staining as to be expected. These attractive \'Freistaat Preussen\'-related police belt-buckle can easily be considered \'fairly scarce\'. Simply a truly attractive: \'Koppelschloss für Offiziere der Schutzpolizei der Freistaat Preussen\': hard to find a better example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pre-war-period, WH \'Bekleidungssack M31\' (ie. personal equipment-bag) being a neat- (albeit non-maker-marked), \'standard issue\'-specimen that comes in a \'virtually mint\' condition This is a very attractive - and in this 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' condition actually scarcely encountered! - pre-war-period, WH 'Bekleidungssack M31' (ie. personal equipment-bag) being a neat- (albeit non-maker-marked), 'standard issue'-specimen that comes in an overall very nice- ie. 'virtually mint', condition. The bag comes naturally fully complete with all its (natural coloured) leather-based lashes, inner-flaps present and in place. It concerns a neat - pre-war-period - version that saw usage by all various WH-troops throughout the war. The bag is natually fully functional and shows no defaults whatsoever. The piece still has a somewhat 'hardened'-touch and was simply never used: it is a typical pre-war-produced example that shows all the characteristics as to be expected. Simply a fantastic example of a desirable and/or pre-war-period WH 'Bekleidungssack M31': one of the best such examples I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pre-war-period-, WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\'-type breast-eagle (of the first pattern) as was executed in white-coloured linnen on a black coloured background This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pre-war-period-, WH (Heeres) 'Panzer'-type breast-eagle (of the first pattern) as was executed in white-coloured linnen on a black coloured background as was specifically intended for usage on the black-coloured 'wrap-around' tunics and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. The piece has naturally never been trimmed- nor pre-folded and shows some slight staining, simply caused by decades of storage only. The eagle comes as 'straightly cut-of the role' and can naturally easily serve to restore any first- (ie. early-pattern-) black-woolen Panzer 'wrap-around' tunic. Simply a neat and early-period, replacement-eagle which is nowadays hard to encounter if needed!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-) related so-called: \'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen\' as was intended for a member who served within the: \'Arbeitsgau XXX\' This is a neat - and actually scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled RAD- (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'-) related so-called: 'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen' as was intended for a member who served within the: 'Arbeitsgau XXX' (= Bayern-Hochland - Ostmark) and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- and fully undamaged, condition. This pin was worn by a RAD-staff-member who served within the region: 'Arbeitsgau XXX' (being situated in the province Bayern-Hochland as situated in the Ostmark). The metal badge (executed in colourfull enamel on a copper-based background as to be expected) depicts the famous Edelweiss-flower and comes mounted onto its functional pin-/pin-catch set-up. The piece is totally void of a makers'-designation nor 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar badge is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3805JL) and an estimated value of: 180 Eu. The badge on offer here was I deem never cleaned nor polished: it still retains a very nice- and/or minimally tarnished age-patina and is totally void of any enamel-damage. Simply a very attractive and with certainty not that often encountered (semi-official) RAD-'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen' that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-) related so-called: \'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen\' as was specifically intended for an RAD-staffmember within the: \'Arbeitsgau XXX\' (= Bayern-Hochland - Ostmark) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - multi-colouerd enamelled, so-called: RAD- (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'-) related: 'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen' depicting the famous Edelweiss-flower as was specifically intended for an RAD-staffmember who served within the: 'Arbeitsgau XXX' (= Bayern-Hochland - Ostmark) and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- and/or fully undamaged, condition. The nicely enamelled: 'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen o. Abzeichen des Arbeitsgaues XXX' comes in an overall very nicely preserved- and fully undamaged, condition. The metal badge (executed in colourfull enamel on a copper-based background as to be expected) depicts the famous Edelweiss-flower and comes without a pin-/pin-catch set-up: it shows four (period) holes and is of the pattern that was sewn onto the cap. The piece is totally void of a makers'-designation nor 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar badge is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3805JL) and an estimated value of: 180 Eu. The badge on offer here was I deem never cleaned nor polished: it still retains a very nice- and/or minimally tarnished age-patina and is totally void of any enamel-damage. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - (semi-official) RAD-'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen' that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-) related so-called: \'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen\'-grouping as was intended for the Arbeitsmann Georg Seiler who served within the: \'Arbeitsgau XXX\' This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - two-pieced, 'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen'-grouping (comprising of a: 'RAD-Traditions-Mützenabzeichen' and accompanying citation) as was awarded to the: 'Arbeitsmann' Georg Seiler who served for a six-month-period (in 1936) within the: 'Arbeitsgau XXX' (= Bayern-Hochland - Ostmark) both pieces coming in an overall very nicely preserved- and/or fully undamaged, condition. The A5-sized citation - that shows a detailed illustration of the 'RAD-Traditions-Mützenabzeichen' is dated 22 March 1936: it is neatly filled-in (by means of a machine) and is clearly signed by an: 'RAD-Oberarbeitsführer' : it was once hole-punched but this is (period)restored (as can be seen on the pictures). The nicely enamelled: 'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen o. Abzeichen des Arbeitsgaues XXX' comes in an overall very nicely preserved- and fully undamaged, condition. The metal badge (executed in colourfull enamel on a copper-based background as to be expected) depicts the famous Edelweiss-flower and comes mounted onto its functional pin-/pin-catch set-up. The piece is totally void of a makers'-designation nor 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar badge is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3805JL) and an estimated value of: 180 Eu. The badge on offer here was I deem never cleaned nor polished: it still retains a very nice- and/or minimally tarnished age-patina and is totally void of any enamel-damage. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - (semi-official) RAD-'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen'-grouping that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-) related so-called: \'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen\'-grouping as was intended for the \'Arbeitsmann\' Fridolin Mühlhaus who served within the: \'Arbeitsgau XXX\' This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - two-pieced, 'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen'-grouping (comprising of a: 'RAD-Traditions-Mützenabzeichen' and accompanying citation) as was awarded to the: 'Arbeitsmann' Fridolin Mühlhaus who served for a six-month-period (in 1939) within the: 'Arbeitsgau XXX' (= Bayern-Hochland - Ostmark) both pieces coming in an overall very nicely preserved- (and/or fully undamaged- and just moderately used-), condition. The A5-sized citation - that shows a detailed illustration of the 'RAD-Traditions-Mützenabzeichen' is dated '25-IV-1939' and is neatly filled-in (by hand) and is clearly signed by an: 'RAD-Oberarbeitsführer' (as can be seen on the pictures). The nicely enamelled: 'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen o. Abzeichen des Arbeitsgaues XXX' comes in an overall very nicely preserved- and fully undamaged, condition. The metal badge (executed in colourful enamel on a copper-based background as to be expected) depicts the famous 'Edelweiss'-flower and comes mounted onto its functional pin-/pin-catch set-up. The piece shows a clear makers'-designation on the pin-/catch set-up (that reads: 'Carl Poellath - Schrobenhausen') and also shows a (stamped): 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar badge is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3805JL) and an estimated value of: 180 Eu. The badge on offer here was I deem never cleaned nor polished: it still retains a very nice- and/or minimally tarnished age-patina and is totally void of any enamel-damage (it just shows some wear-marks). Simply a very attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - (semi-official) RAD-'Traditions-Mützenabzeichen'-grouping that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - single, WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\'-, officers\'-type shoulderboard, as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant eines Kav.- o. Aufklärungs-Schützen-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres) 'cyphered'-, officers'-type shoulderboard, as was piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Schützen-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: lieutnant first-class and/or gunner who served within an army cavalry- ie. reconnaisance regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderboard is a 'text-book'-example of the 'Heeres'-type-, 'Kavallerie'-shoulderboard and has the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) 'upperdeck'. The board shows the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour (and was constructed from the smooth-type wool as to be expected). The board came mounted on its functional (smaller-sized-) tongue attached and measures approximately 10,6 cms. in length. The board was IMO issued- but hardly worn: it shows minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The board shows a neatly golden-toned- (regular-sized- and Gothic-styled-) so-called: 'S'-cypher- and regular-sized pip attached, denoting that the officer who wore this example was a gunner ie. an officer who served within a: 'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Schützen-Abteilungs o. Regiments'. Both devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina. These 'standard'-model, officers'-type shoulderboards could be used with the regular-style officers-tunics but could naturally also be worn on the specific black-woolen 'Panzer'-type 'wrap-around'-tunics. It should be mentioned that these neatly 'cyphered', 'Heeres'-type 'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs'-shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce': simply a very attractive officers'-type shoulderboard that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Schützen-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: BDM/JM \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerinnenschnur\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Mädelscharführerin u./o. Jungmädelscharführerin\' These neat coloured lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the BDM/JM (ie. \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\' or: \'Jungmädel\'). The neat darker-green-coloured (ie. \'grün-geflochtenes\'-) coloured example on offer here was as such intended to signify the (unusally seen!) female youth rank- ie. function of: \'Mädelscharführerin u./o. Jungmädelscharführerin\'. The neat lanyard - which measures (doubled) approximately 52 cms. from top to end - is void of any wear nor heavy usage: it was just moderately worn ie. used and was kept as such for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, youth-related female \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerinnenschnur\') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: EM/NCO-pattern \'Allgemeine-SS\'-shoulderboard as was intended for an SS-staff-member holding the rank of: \'SS-Mann bis SS-Stabsscharführer\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, \'Allgemeine-SS\'-shoulderboard as was intended an SS-staff-member holding the rank of: \'SS-Mann bis SS-Stabsscharführer\' and that comes in an overalll ver nice- (I deem probably issued albeit simply never worn- nor used-), condition. These shoulderboards were specifically intended for usage on the black-coloured service-tunics (and/or great-coats) and saw usage from 1933 upto 1945. The piece comes without tongue (as more often) and is of the \'sew-in\'-type: it is executed in the black-coloured wool having an \'upperdeck\' that is constructed from the typical silver-/black-coloured twisted braid as to be expected. The board - which measures approximately 13 cms. in length - might be of a (Dutch ie. Flemish) private-production: it was found together with the \'Algemene-SS Dienstraute\' which I offer under number: 64170: both pieces were stored by the same person for decades. Simply a neat - and fairly scarcely encountered! - \'Allgemeine-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern shoulderboard: hard to find a more attractive example for a better price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: Lufwaffe- (ie. \'Heimat- u. Alarmflak-Artillerie\'-) related, silver-toned membership-badge (ie. \'Mitglieds-Zivilabzeichen\') that comes mounted onto its long-sized pin I recently uncovered two - fully identical! - examples of the actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: Lufwaffe- (ie. 'Heimat- u. Alarmflak-Artillerie'-) related, silver-toned membership-badge (ie. 'Mitglieds-Zivilabzeichen') that come both mounted onto their long-sized pins and that come in an overall very nice- and fully untouched, condition. Both lapel-pins are made out of silvered (I deem) zinc-based metal and come mounted onto their functional, long-sized pins as worn and/or issued. Both pins - which originate from a private-household in Germany and that belonged with certainty to a member of this hardly known TR-organisation - only show minimal aging caused by minimal usage and/or storage for decades (both pins are totally undamaged and retain a fully preserved and/or detailed surface, without showing any damage nor worn areas). The tiny pieces - that show a LW-related eagle-device with a swastika surrounded by a 'dented circle' - are totally void of a makers'-mark or alike. A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9506A) and an estimated value of 400 Eu(!). The price is naturally intended per single lapel-pin. Simply a nice occasion to obtain a rarely encountered: 'Mitglieds- o. Zivilabzeichen des Heimat- und Alarmflak-Artillerie' for a competitive price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: officers\'-pattern \'Allgemeine-SS\'-shoulderboard as was intended for - and clearly used by! - an SS-officer holding the rank of: \'SS-Untersturmführer bis SS-Hauptsturmführer\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: officers'-pattern, 'Allgemeine-SS'-shoulderboard as was intended for - and clearly used by! - an SS-officer holding the rank of: 'SS-Untersturmführer bis SS-Hauptsturmführer' (ie. officer holding a rank between lieutnant and/or: captain) and that comes in a moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. These shoulderboards were specifically intended for usage on the black-coloured service-tunics (and/or great-coats) and saw usage from 1933 upto 1945. The piece comes without tongue (as more often) and is of the 'sew-in'-type: it is executed in the black-coloured wool having an 'upperdeck' that is constructed from the typical silver-coloured- and twisted braid. The board - which measures approximately 12 cms. in length - has clearly been used and was carefully tunic-removed (it still shows some minimal stitching- ie. thread-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and fairly scarcely encountered! - 'Allgemeine-SS', officers'-pattern shoulderboard: hard to find a more attractive example for a better price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: water-police (ie. \'Wasserschutzpolizei\') so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, combined cap-eagle and cocarde piece, as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave technique This is an attractive example of the specific water-police (ie. 'Wasserschutzpolizei') so-called: 'M43'-pattern, combined cap-eagle and cocarde piece, as executed in 'BeVo'-weave technique and that comes in an overall nice (ie. just folded and/or virtually mint-, unissued and/or IMO never cap-attached-), condition. This specimen has a typical 'Polizei'-type, blue-greyish-colour and was executed onto a darker-blue-coloured background (as can be seen on the picture). Simply an attractive 'Polizei'-related item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe\', that comes with its original, full-length piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its original etui as issued This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - nicely enamelled and/or: colourfully executed, so-called: 'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe' (or: fire-brigade honorary medal of the second class) that comes with its original, full-length piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its original etui as issued and stored for decades. The medal shows IMO some moderate wear and/or: staining (it was once mounted onto the ribbon but was IMO never cleaned nor polished). It came with its (confectioned- and/or: full length-) piece of ribbon (which measures in total 14 cms. in length). The - truly very detailed- and/or pronounced! - award has a minimally tarnished age-patina and shows a fully undamaged-, fairly glossy- and/or: neatly enamelled, surface without showing any damage (see pictures). The piece just shows some truly minimal tarnish caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. The medal came stored in its original (minimally damaged) etui that comes in an equally used condition: it shows some wear- and/or usage-marks esp. visible on the out-side (as can be seen on the pictures). It is, however, still fully functional and has a fully preserved, black-coloured (ie. velvet-like-) interior-section (see pictures). Simply a not that often-encountered TR-period, honorary-award-set that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Grosses Brustabzeichen für Zivilangestellte der Luftwaffe\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: 'Grosses Brustabzeichen für Zivilangestellte der Luftwaffe' (or: larger-sized breast-badge for civil-staff that operated under the supervision of the air-force) as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. never worn- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The badge is neatly silver-white-coloured having a typical darker-blue-coloured background and was intended for usage by a civil LW-staff-member. The neat patch measures approximately 10,3 x 5,8 cms. and was simply never used nor mounted and comes as 'straightly cut-of the role'. Simply an attractive - and truly scarcely encountered! - LW-related badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Nord Niedersachsen\' This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in yellowish-golden-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example still retains the remains of its paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' and was (IMO) a piece that was clearly worn ie. once tunic-attached: the stitching-remains are still clearly present. It does, however, shows some minimal age and/or staining, simply caused by decades of storage and moderate wear - see pictures. This is one of the more scarcely encountered examples of the extensive 'Gebietsdreiecken'-series. In any case an attractive, male-type 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that is IMO priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Ost Berlin\' This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in yellowish-golden-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example still retains the remains of its paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' and was a piece that was clearly worn ie. once tunic-attached: the stitching-remains are still clearly present. It does, however, shows some minimal age and/or staining, simply caused by decades of storage and moderate wear - see pictures. This is one of the more scarcely encountered examples of the extensive 'Gebietsdreiecken'-series. In any case an attractive, male-type 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that is IMO priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Spanish- (ie. WH-Heeres-) related-, metal-based \'Falange\'-breast-badge, as was intended for the Spanish volunteers serving within the \'Blue Division\' (ie. \'Division Azul\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Spanish- (ie. WH-Heeres-) related-, metal-based so-called: 'Falange'-breast-badge, as was intended for the Spanish volunteers serving within the 'Blue Division' (ie. 'Division Azul'), that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The silver-coloured badge (showing two red-coloured areas) measures approximately 3.8 cms. in height and depicts the five, upward-positioned arrows (as can be seen on the pictures). It is totally void of a makers-signification and comes mounted on its (functional- and/or unaltered-) pin- ie. pin-catch construction. It is void of any damage and does show some minimal age ie. staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. The piece originates from a private household in Germany and was never in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive - and with certainty! - scarcely encountered piece of (IMO) Spanish-produced volunteer-related breast-insignia: only the first such attractive example I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Spanish- (ie. WH-Heeres-) related-, metal-based \'Falange\'-lapel-pin, as was intended for the Spanish volunteers serving within the \'Blue Division\' (ie. \'Division Azul\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly enamelled-, Spanish- (ie. WH-Heeres-) related-, metal-based so-called: 'Falange'-lapel-pin, as was intended for the Spanish volunteers serving within the 'Blue Division' (ie. 'Division Azul'), that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The multi-coloured- and/or shield-shaped badge (showing blue-, red- and yellow-coloured areas) measures approximately 2 cms. in height and depicts the five, upward-positioned arrows which are mounted under an iron cross symbol with swastika: moreover, does it show the wording: 'España' (as can be seen on the pictures). It is totally void of a makers-signification and comes mounted on its (functional- and/or unaltered-) button-hole catch construction. It is totally void of any (enamel-) damage and does show some minimal age ie. staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. The piece originates from a private household in Germany and was never in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive - and with certainty! - scarcely encountered piece of (IMO) Spanish-produced volunteer-related insignia: only the second such attractive and rarely seen example I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - truly worn- and/or tunic-removed WH (Heeres) armshield entitled: \'Armenien\', as was intended for a volunteer ie. NCO who served within the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Armenisches Legion\' The shield on offer here was with certainy worn and was (with certainty carefully!) tunic-removed: it was nicely trimmed and/or folded and still shows the signs of having been moderately worn (see pictures). It is void of any damage and does show some minimal age ie. staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. These - original - 'official'- and/or German-produced, 'Armenien'-arm-shields as executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. of German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo') are considered scarce: truly worn examples even more so, something that IMO merits my asking price. Simply a very attractive piece of German-made volunteer-related- cloth-insignia: only the first such truly 'worn- and/or tunic-removed'-example I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - truly worn- and/or tunic-removed- (ie. cut-out!) WH (Heeres) armshield entitled: \'Armenien\', as was intended for a volunteer who served within the: \'Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Armenisches Legion\' The shield on offer here was with certainy worn and was (with certainty carefully!) tunic-removed ie. 'cut-out' of a tunic: it was nicely trimmed and/or folded (and was sewn-on by hand) and still shows the signs of having been moderately worn (see pictures). It is void of any damage and does show some minimal age ie. staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. These - original - 'official'- and/or German-produced, 'Armenien'-arm-shields as executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. of German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo') are considered scarce: truly worn examples even more so, something that IMO merits my asking-price. Simply a very attractive piece of German-made volunteer-related- cloth-insignia: only the second such truly 'worn- and/or tunic-removed'-example I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - typically zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, commemorative lapel-pin (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a \'Deschler\'-marked example depicting Hitler and Mussolini and text: \'Berlin - Roma\' The attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - typically zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, commemorative lapel-pin (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is depicting an illustration of both the \'Führer\' Adolf Hitler and \'Duce\' Benito Mussolini and is showing the swastika and/or: \'Italian Facses\'-symbol coupled with the text: \'Berlin - Roma\'. The piece is executed in greyish-silver-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and only shows minimal wear and/or age but nevertheless retains a nicely preserved surface without showing any defaults. The tiny badge - which measures approximately 2,7 cm. in height - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The very attractive and/or pronounced piece has I deem never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The interesting lapel-pin - which shows on its back the makers\'-designation: \'Deschler u. S. - München 9\' - is quite detailed and pronounced. Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - lapel-pin (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') commemorating the German-Italian cooperation!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - very decorative, WH (Luftwaffe)-related specific \'Umhang\' (= cape) closure comprising of two (aluminum-based and very detailed!) eagles\'-head-buttons (ie. plaques) and fixed (blackened) attachment-chain This is a very attractive - and most certainly very decorative and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe)-related specific 'Umhang' (= cape) closure comprising of two (aluminum-based and very detailed!) eagles'-head-buttons (ie. plaques) and fixed (blackened) attachment-chain and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. truly worn-), condition. Both pieces are excuted in neat, so-called: 'anodised', aluminium-based metal and truly show extraordinary detail and/or only minimal wear: the set is just a tiny bit stained- ie. dusty (as can be seen on the pictures). The set - which is totally void of a makers'-designation as more often - can naturally still be used to complete a Luftwaffe officers'-pattern 'Umhang' (cape) if wished so, but can naturally also serve as a very decorative 'Luftwaffe'-piece. Both buttons (ie. plaques) still retain their original prongs still attached (one prong is, however, missing as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice and surely unusually seen Luftwaffe-related-item that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS sport-shirt emblem, as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. sports-shirt-removed), condition This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS sport-shirt emblem, as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. sports-shirt-removed), condition. The fairly large-sized badge (having an approximate diameter of 9.5 cms.) is executed in the neat so-called 'BeVo'-weave technique and is a fully 'text-book' example of this badge. The badge is a tiny bit stained ie. dirty, simply caused by normal wear and/or age (moreover does it still shows the clear signs of having once been shirt-attached). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - piece of SS sports'-related insignia which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS sport-shirt emblem, as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. sports-shirt-removed), condition This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS sport-shirt emblem, as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. sports-shirt-removed-), condition. The fairly large-sized badge (having an approximate diameter of 9.5 cms.) is executed in the neat so-called 'BeVo'-weave technique and is a fully 'text-book' example of this badge. The badge is a tiny bit stained ie. dirty, simply caused by normal wear and/or age (moreover does it still shows the clear signs of having once been shirt-attached). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - piece of SS sports'-related insignia which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS sport-shirt-patch, as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and still retaining its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS sport-shirt-patch, as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and still retaining its period-attached 'RzM'-etiket, that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The patch (ie. 'Brustabzeichen') is executed in the neat so-called 'BeVo'-weave technique and still retains its period-attached 'RzM'-etiket ('A-Stück'): it is a 'text-book' example of this particular patch. The badge is a tiny bit stained ie. dirty, simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very nice - and actually scarcely encountered! - piece of SS sports-related insignia that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Panzer) \'standard-issue\' side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Panzer) 'standard-issue' side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Schiffchen') being an example as executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern that comes in a virtually mint- (ie. IMO never cap-attached-), condition. It should be noted that these side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern is executed in black on a field-grey-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - was nicely pre-folded- ie. confectioned. The piece shows minimal age and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any black-coloured side-cap (ie. 'Panzer-Schiffchen' or even: 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). Simply an attractive 'Heeres Panzer'-related side-cap insignia-piece that is actually hard to encounter and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield being a \'virtually mint\' example that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing This is a truly attractive - and in this issued- albeit 'virtually mint' condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint'- and/or never tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the centre of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields - as can be seen on the pictures). The piece still retains its period-applied-, beige-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing-cover' (see pictures). This example has stunning detail and was presumably issued but simply never worn nor tunic-attached. The shield truly retains all of its somewhat glossy appearance and 'off-factory'-applied 'Brennlack' (showing some darkened tarnish) and has with certainty never been cleaned: it does show some minimal storage-age only as is visible on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that these (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this very attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing This is a truly attractive - and in this hardly used- ie. worn condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing, in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- and/or (IMO) never tunic-attached-), condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as is more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields - see pictures). The piece still retains its period-applied-, black-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing-cover' (see pictures). This example has stunning detail and was presumably issued but simply never worn nor tunic-attached. The shield truly retains almost all of its somewhat glossy appearance (showing some darkened tarnish and has IMO never been cleaned: it does show some minimal rust-staining as is visible in the swastika-area - see pictures). It should however be noted that IMO the (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Good - and original! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this very attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing This is a truly attractive - and in this virtually minty condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing, in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- and/or never tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields - see pictures). The piece still retains its period-applied-, black-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing-cover' (see pictures). This example has stunning detail and was presumably issued but simply never worn nor tunic-attached. The shield truly retains almost all of its somewhat glossy appearance (showing some darkened tarnish and has IMO never been cleaned: it does show some minimal rust-staining as is visible in the swastika-area - see pictures). It should however be noted that IMO the (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Good - and original! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this very attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing This is an attractive - albeit clearly used- ie. tunic-removed- albeit nevertheless scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing and that comes in an overall nice condition. The - detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields - see pictures). The piece still retains its period-applied-, black-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing-cover' (that shows some minimal wear as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and was with certainty issued- and worn (ie. once tunic-attached). The shield retains a fair bit of its somewhat glossy appearance (showing some darkened tarnish and has IMO never been cleaned). It should, however, be noted that IMO the (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and original! - examples of the 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this very attractive and truly worn example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing This is a truly attractive - and in this virtually minty condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing, in overall very nice (ie. IMO minimally used- and once tunic-attached-), condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields - see pictures). The piece still retains its period-applied-, black-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing-cover' (see pictures). This example has stunning detail and was presumably worn and once-tunic-attached. The shield truly retains almost all of its somewhat glossy appearance (showing some darkened tarnish and has IMO never been cleaned: it does show some minimal rust-staining as is visible in pictures). It should however be noted that IMO the (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Good - and original! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this very attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing This is a truly attractive - and in this virtually minty condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing, in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- and/or never tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields - see pictures). The piece still retains its period-applied-, black-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing-cover' (see pictures). This example has stunning detail and was presumably issued but simply never worn nor tunic-attached. The shield truly retains almost all of its somewhat glossy appearance (showing some darkened tarnish and has IMO never been cleaned: it does show some minimal rust-staining as is visible in the swastika-area - see pictures). It should however be noted that IMO the (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Good - and original! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this very attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing This is a truly attractive - and in this virtually minty condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing, in overall very nice (ie. 'virtually mint'- and/or never tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields - see pictures). The piece still retains its period-applied-, black-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing-cover' (see pictures). This example has stunning detail and was presumably issued but simply never worn nor tunic-attached. The shield truly retains almost all of its somewhat glossy appearance (showing some darkened tarnish and has never been cleaned: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should however be noted that Ithe (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing This is a truly attractive - and in this very nicely preserved condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing, in overall very nice- (ie. nicely preserved- but with certainty once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the centre of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields - see pictures). The piece still retains its period-applied-, black-coloured- and/or linnen-based 'backing-cover' (see pictures). This example has stunning detail and was with certainty issued and worn ie. once tunic-attached. The shield truly retains almost all of its somewhat glossy appearance (showing some darkened tarnish and has never been cleaned: it does show some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that these (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Good - and original! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this very attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing This is a truly attractive - and in this virtually minty condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. presumably issued but 'virtually mint'- and/or never tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields - see pictures). The piece still retains its period-applied-, greyish-black-coloured- and/or 'crepe'-paper-based 'backing-cover' (see pictures). This example has stunning detail and was presumably issued but simply never worn nor tunic-attached. The shield truly retains almost all of its somewhat glossy appearance (showing some darkened tarnish and has never been cleaned: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should however be noted that Ithe (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing This is a truly attractive - and in this moderately worn- ie. used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing and that comes in an overall nice (ie. I deem used- and/or once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields - see pictures). The piece misses its paper-based 'backing-cover': just some remains are visible (see pictures). This example has stunning detail and was clearly issued and worn. The shield truly retains almost all of its somewhat glossy appearance and retains a fair bit of its 'Brennlack'-type surface (showing some darkened tarnish and has never been cleaned: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should however be noted that Ithe (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing This is a truly attractive - and in this moderately worn- ie. used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing and that comes in an overall nice (ie. clearly used- and/or once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to centre of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields - see pictures). The piece retains its beige-coloured- and carton-based 'backing-cover' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and was clearly issued and worn. The shield truly retains almost all of its somewhat glossy appearance and retains a fair bit of its 'Brennlack'-type surface (showing some darkened tarnish and has never been cleaned: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that Ithe (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing, in overall very nice (ie. moderately used- and/or once-tunic-attached-), condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all of its four originally-attached prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as is more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields - see pictures). The piece misses, however, its 'backing-cover' (see pictures). This example has stunning detail and was clearly issued and/or worn. The shield truly retains almost all of its somewhat glossy appearance (showing some darkened tarnish) and has IMO never been cleaned: it does show some minimal staining (as can be seen in the pictures). It should, however, be noted that IMO the (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Good - and original! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive and moderately used example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in a presumably issued - albeit still \'virtually mint\', condition This is a truly attractive - and in this most certainly issued but I deem never worn condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in a probably issued albeit still 'virtually mint'- (and with certainty never tunic-attached-), condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based 'back-plate' and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the centre of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece sill retains most (ie. all!) of its (shiny) finish and retains its beige-coloured- and carton-based 'backing-cover' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and truly retains almost all of its somewhat glossy appearance (showing some darkened tarnish) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that the (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive and fully untouched example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing as issued- and possibly, worn This is a truly attractive - and in this moderately worn- ie. moderately used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or typical, woolen-based backing and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- and/or once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all of its four original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece still retains its (crepe-like) paper-based 'backing-cover': that comes a bit loose of the shield. This example has stunning detail and was clearly issued and (presumably) worn. The shield truly retains most of its somewhat glossy appearance and retains a fair bit of its 'Brennlack'-type surface (showing some darkened tarnish and has never been cleaned: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should however be noted that Ithe (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing as issued- and possibly, worn This is a truly attractive - and in this moderately worn- ie. moderately used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or typical, woolen-based backing and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- and/or once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all of its four original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece still retains its (crepe-like) paper-based 'backing-cover': that comes a bit loose of the shield. This example has stunning detail and was clearly issued and (presumably) worn. The shield truly retains most of its somewhat glossy appearance and retains a fair bit of its 'Brennlack'-type surface (showing some darkened tarnish and has never been cleaned: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should however be noted that Ithe (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing as issued- and possibly, worn This is a truly attractive - and in this moderately worn- ie. moderately used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or typical, woolen-based backing and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- and/or once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all of its four original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece still retains its (crepe-like) paper-based 'backing-cover' (as can be noticed on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and was clearly issued and (presumably) worn. The shield truly retains most of its somewhat glossy appearance and retains a fair bit of its 'Brennlack'-type surface (showing some darkened tarnish and has never been cleaned: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should however be noted that Ithe (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing as issued- and worn This is a truly attractive - and in this moderately worn- ie. clearly used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or typical, woolen-based backing and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- and/or once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all of its four original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece misses, however, its paper-based 'backing-cover': just some remains are visible (see pictures). This example has stunning detail and was clearly issued and worn. The shield truly retains most of its somewhat glossy appearance and retains a fair bit of its 'Brennlack'-type surface (showing some darkened tarnish and has never been cleaned: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should however be noted that Ithe (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing as issued- and/or worn This is a truly attractive - and in this moderately worn- ie. clearly used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or typical, woolen-based backing and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- and/or once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all of its four original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece still retains (most of) its black-coloured paper-based 'backing-cover' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and was clearly issued and worn. The shield truly retains most of its somewhat glossy appearance and retains a fair bit of its 'Brennlack'-type surface (showing some darkened tarnish and has never been cleaned: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should however be noted that Ithe (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing as issued- and/or worn This is a truly attractive - and in this moderately worn- ie. clearly used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or typical, woolen-based backing and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- and/or once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all of its four original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece still retains (most of) its black-coloured paper-based 'backing-cover' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and was clearly issued and worn. The shield truly retains most of its somewhat glossy appearance and retains a fair bit of its 'Brennlack'-type surface (showing some darkened tarnish and has never been cleaned: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should however be noted that Ithe (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing as issued- and/or worn This is a truly attractive - and in this moderately worn- ie. clearly used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or typical, woolen-based backing and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- and/or once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all of its four original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece still retains (truly all of) its black-coloured paper-based 'backing-cover' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and was clearly issued and worn. The shield truly retains most of its somewhat glossy appearance and retains a fair bit of its 'Brennlack'-type surface (showing some darkened tarnish and has never been cleaned: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that Ithe (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based backing as issued- and/or worn This is a truly attractive - and in this truly worn- ie. moderately used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or typical, woolen-based backing and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- and/or once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based back-plate and still retains all of its four original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows just the remains of its (black-coloured) paper-based 'backing-cover' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and was clearly issued and most certainly worn. The shield retains a fair bit of its somewhat glossy appearance and retains a fair bit of its 'Brennlack'-type surface (showing some darkened tarnish and has never been cleaned: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should however be noted that Ithe (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive - and truly worn! - example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' This is a truly attractive - and in this presumably issued albeit never worn- nor used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. I deem issued albeit never used nor once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based 'back-plate' and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the centre of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece sill retains its beige-coloured- and paper-based 'backing-cover' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and was clearly issued and worn. The shield truly retains almost all of its somewhat glossy appearance and retains a fair bit of its 'Brennlack'-type surface (showing some darkened tarnish) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should however be noted that Ithe (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' This is a truly attractive - and in this presumably issued albeit never worn- nor used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. I deem issued albeit never used nor once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based 'back-plate' and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the centre of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece sill retains its (shiny) black-coloured- and cartion-based 'backing-cover' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and was clearly issued but never worn. The shield truly retains almost all of its somewhat glossy appearance (showing some darkened tarnish) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that the (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' This is a truly attractive - and in this presumably issued albeit never worn- nor used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. I deem issued albeit never used nor once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based 'back-plate' and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece sill retains its black-coloured- and thin-shaped, paper-based 'backing-cover' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and truly retains almost all of its somewhat glossy appearance and retains a fair bit of its 'Brennlack'-type surface (showing some darkened tarnish) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that these (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity: genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' This is a truly attractive - and in this presumably issued and/or worn- ie. used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued ie. moderately used ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based 'back-plate' and still retains three of its original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has lost its paper-based 'backing-cover' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and truly retains almost all of its somewhat glossy appearance and retains a fair bit of its 'Brennlack'-type surface (showing some darkened tarnish) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that these (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity: genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' This is a truly attractive - and in this presumably issued albeit never worn- nor used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued albeit never used nor once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based 'back-plate' and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the centre shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece sill retains its light-green-coloured- and paper-based 'backing-cover' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and truly retains all of its somewhat 'glossy appearance' and retains a fair bit of its 'Brennlack'-type surface (showing some darkened tarnish) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that these (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity: genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this very attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' This is a truly attractive - and in this presumably issued albeit (I deem) never worn- nor used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued albeit simply never used nor once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based \'back-plate\' and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the middle of the shield as more often encountered with original \'Kuban\'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece sill retains (most of) its (typical) black-coloured- and/or carton-based \'backing-cover\' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and truly retains all of its somewhat \'glossy appearance\' and retains all (!) of its \'Brennlack\'-type surface (showing some darkened tarnish) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that these (original) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity: genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the \'Kuban\'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this very attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' This is a truly attractive - and in this presumably issued albeit (I deem) never worn- nor used condition and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued albeit simply never used nor once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based \'back-plate\' and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original \'Kuban\'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece sill retains its (typical) black-coloured- and/or carton-based \'backing-cover\' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and truly retains all of its somewhat \'glossy appearance\' and retains all (!) of its \'Brennlack\'-type surface (showing some darkened tarnish) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that these (original) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity: genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the \'Kuban\'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this very attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' This is a truly attractive - and in this presumably issued albeit (I deem) never worn- nor used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued albeit simply never used nor once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based \'back-plate\' and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original \'Kuban\'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece sill retains its (typical) greysish-green-coloured- and/or carton-based \'backing-cover\' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and truly retains all of its somewhat \'glossy appearance\' and retains most of its \'Brennlack\'-type surface (showing some darkened tarnish) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that these (original) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity: genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the \'Kuban\'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this very attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' This is a truly attractive - and in this presumably issued albeit (I deem) never worn- nor used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued albeit simply never used nor once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based \'back-plate\' and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original \'Kuban\'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece sill retains its (typical) beige-coloured- and/or carton-based \'backing-cover\' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and truly retains all of its somewhat \'glossy appearance\' and retains most of its \'Brennlack\'-type surface (showing some darkened tarnish) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that these (original) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity: genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the \'Kuban\'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this very attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' as issued and worn This is a truly attractive - and in this most certainly issued and clearly worn and/or tunic-removed condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used and/or once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based 'back-plate' and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the centre of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece sill retains most (ie. all!) of its (shiny) black-coloured- and carton-based 'backing-cover' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and was clearly issued and worn. The shield truly retains almost all of its somewhat glossy appearance (showing some darkened tarnish) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that the (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive and fully untouched example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' as issued and worn This is an attractive - and in this most certainly issued, clearly worn and/or tunic-removed condition actually scarcely encountered - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based 'back-plate' and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as is more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece sill retains a fair bit of its beige-coloured- and/or carton-based 'backing-cover' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and was clearly issued and worn. The shield truly retains a fair bit of its somewhat 'glossy' appearance (showing some darkened tarnish) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it does show some staining and/dirt as is visible on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that the (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive and fully untouched example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes together with its period \'backing-plate\' but that misses its woolen-based \'backing\' This is a truly attractive - and in this moderately worn- ie. used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes together with its period 'backing-plate' but that misses its woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in an overall nice (ie. I deem minimally used- and/or once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes complete with its original, metal-based 'backing-plate' and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece misses its woolen-based 'backing' ie. paper-based protective cover : just some remains are visible (see pictures). This example has stunning detail and was clearly issued and worn. The shield truly retains almost all of its somewhat 'matted' bronze-like appearance (showing some darkened tarnish) and has never been cleaned: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should however be noted that Ithe (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes together with its period \'backing-plate\' but that misses its woolen-based \'backing\' This is a truly attractive - and in this moderately worn- ie. used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes together with its period 'backing-plate' but that misses its woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in an overall nice (ie. I deem minimally used- and/or once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes complete with its original, metal-based 'backing-plate' and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece misses its woolen-based 'backing' ie. paper-based protective cover: just some minimal remains are visible (see pictures). This example has stunning detail and was clearly issued and worn. The shield truly retains almost all of its somewhat 'matted' bronze-like appearance (showing some darkened tarnish) and has never been cleaned: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that these (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern I recently uncovered four - fully identical! - examples of the WH (Heeres ie. 'Panzer') 'standard-issue'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen') being all four examples as executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern an that come all four in a very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint'- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. It should be noted that these side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The pieces - which are executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern are executed in black-coloured linnen on a field-grey-coloured- and/or also linnen-based background (as can be seen on the pictures). The pieces - which come as straightly cut-off the role – show some minimal (storage) age and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any black-coloured side-cap (ie. 'Panzer-Schiffchen' or even: 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). My asking-price is naturally intended per single piece. Simply an attractive 'Heeres Panzer'-related side-cap insignia-piece that is actually hard to encounter and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and nowadays actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. 'Panzer') 'standard-issue'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen') being an example as executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in a very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. It should be noted that these side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that is executed in black-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or also linnen-based background (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which comes as 'straightly cut-off the role' - show some minimal (storage) age and/or staining and is a tiny bit wrinkled but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any black-coloured side-cap (ie. 'Panzer-Schiffchen' or even: 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). Simply an attractive 'Heeres Panzer'-related side-cap insignia-piece that is actually hard to encounter and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and nowadays actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. 'Panzer') 'standard-issue'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen') being an example as executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. carefully pre-folded- albeit never cap-attached-), condition. It should be noted that these side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that is executed in black-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or also linnen-based background (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal (storage) age and/or staining and is a tiny bit wrinkled but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any black-coloured side-cap (ie. 'Panzer-Schiffchen'). Simply an attractive 'Heeres Panzer'-related side-cap insignia-piece that is actually hard to encounter and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and nowadays actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. 'Panzer') 'standard-issue'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen') being an example as executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. non-folded- nor cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. It should be noted that these side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that is executed in black-coloured linnen on a field-grey-coloured- and/or also linnen-based background (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal (storage) age and/or staining and is a tiny bit wrinkled but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any black-coloured side-cap (ie. 'Panzer-Schiffchen'). Simply an attractive 'Heeres Panzer'-related side-cap insignia-piece that is actually hard to encounter and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and nowadays actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. 'Panzer') 'standard-issue'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen') being an example as executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. pre-folded- but never cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. It should be noted that these side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that is executed in black-coloured linnen on a field-grey-coloured- and/or also linnen-based background (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal (storage) age and/or staining and is a tiny bit wrinkled but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any black-coloured side-cap (ie. 'Panzer-Schiffchen'). Simply an attractive 'Heeres Panzer'-related side-cap insignia-piece that is actually hard to encounter and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and nowadays actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. 'Panzer') 'standard-issue'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen') being an example as executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. It should be noted that these side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that is executed in black-coloured linnen on a field-grey-coloured- and/or also linnen-based background (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal (storage) age and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any black-coloured side-cap (ie. 'Panzer-Schiffchen'). Simply an attractive 'Heeres Panzer'-related side-cap insignia-piece that is actually hard to encounter and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and nowadays actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. 'Panzer') 'standard-issue'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen') being an example as executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued and fine-trimmed-), condition. It should be noted that these side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that is executed in black-coloured linnen on a field-grey-coloured- and/or also linnen-based background (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any black-coloured side-cap (ie. 'Panzer-Schiffchen'). The piece was once glued into an album or scrapbook and does show some minimal glue- and paper-remains on its back. Simply an attractive 'Heeres Panzer'-related side-cap insignia-piece that is actually hard to encounter and that is I deem priced according to its confectioned- ie. 'fine-trimmed' condition!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and nowadays actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. possibly issued- albeit never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. It should be noted that these side-cap- (ie. \'Schiffchen\'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that is executed in black-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or also linnen-based background (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any black-coloured side-cap (ie. \'Panzer-Schiffchen\'). Simply an attractive \'Heeres Panzer\'-related side-cap insignia-piece that is actually hard to encounter and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) hand-embroidered- and/or: officers\'-type \'Edelweiss\'-arm-badge, as was intended for usage by an officer who served within the \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' (or mountain-troops) This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) hand-embroidered- and/or: officers'-type 'Edelweiss'-arm-badge, as was intended for usage by an officer who served within the 'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen' (or: mountain-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. tunic-removed-), condition. The very attractive armbadge - which shows extraordinary embroidery! - was most certainly once tunic-attached: it shows its period stitching-holes on the back. The piece is executed on a piece of darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based wool and shows a neatly hand-embroidered 'Edelweiss'-flower, beautifully stitched in silver- ie. golden-yellow-toned braid (ie. bullion). The piece is 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured paper (which is more often the case). The badge shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (see pictures) but is nevertheless still a very nice and most certainly very desirable example. Simply a very nice example of such an officers'-type 'Edelweiss' arm-badge that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered cap-eagle as was executed in silver-toned braid, as was specifically intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') This is a very attractive - and/or neatly detailed and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers'- (ie. eventually also NCO-) type, hand-embroidered cap-eagle as was executed in multi-toned- ie. silver-toned braid, as was specifically intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'), that comes in an overall nice (IMO clearly once cap-attached- and/or carefully cap-removed-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 7 cms. and still showing some minimal thread-remains with which it was once cap-attached - is nicely hand-embroidered using various tones of (bright and somewhat shiny-) silver-toned so-called: braid on a darker-green-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background (see pictures). This example was as stated above once cap-attached and shows some fraying on one side but is void of any staining ie. corroded areas - see pictures. The eagle shows a bluish-coloured- and linnen-based 'backing' as is more often observed (see pictures). Simply an attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Heeres'-visor-cap or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type-, overseas cap-eagle of the so-called: \'M36\'-pattern, as was intended for usage on the: \'Knautschmützen\' ie. \'Alter-art\'-visor-caps This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers'-type overseas cap-eagle of the so-called: 'M36'-pattern, as was intended for usage on the: 'Knautschmützen' (ie. 'Alter-art' visor-caps or: 'Schirmmützen'), that comes in a very nice ie mint-/unissued- and/or unconfectioned-, condition. These eagles were intended for usage on the 'Knautschmützen' ie. 'Alter-art' visor-caps and are also seen worn on 'high-quality' officers' side-caps ie. 'Schiffchen' (side-caps). The eagle is executed in silver-grey- ('flatwire'-type) thread on a darker-green-coloured, background. The cap-eagle is in a truly mint ie. unissued condition and cannot be upgraded. This eagle - which is a truly rare example - originates from an old collection of fine, original cap-eagles, I recently acquired. It should be noted that these single 'flatwire-type' cap-eagles are almost never offered for sale. A very nice eagle that IMO cannot be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Truppen-Traditionsabzeichen des 122. Infanterie Division Greif\' as executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Traditions-Abzeichen\' (or \'Plakette\' as officially known per regulation) as executed in (I deem) silverish-toned metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') and that comes naturally complete with its original pin- ie. catch attachment. The smaller-sized- and shield-shaped badge - only sized: 2,8 x 1,8 cms. - is truly very detailed and depicts an eagles\'-claw and shows the text: Greif\'. The badge on offer here is void of a makers\'-designation and has never been cleaned nor polished and shows truly great and/or pronounced detail: it still retains most of its period finish but was - I deem - clearly worn and/or used. A similar example of this badge is also pictured in the Heering-Hüsken \'Abzeichenkatalog\', wherein it is given the unique reference-number \'9814A\' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 225 Eu. As possiblly known were these (actually semi-official!) badges also properly entered in both \'Wehrpass\' and/or \'Soldbuch\': they also were handed-out with an official award-document. Simply a very nice \'Infanterie-related: \'Truppentraditionsabzeichen\' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'Narvik\'-campaign-shield being a detailed example as was executed in silverish-grey-toned zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\') and that comes in a never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) 'Narvik'-campaign-shield being a very detailed example as was executed in (typical) silverish-grey-toned (and of course non-magnetic) zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal and that comes in a (presumably) issued- (albeit - I deem - never worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The (naturally non-magnetic) shield misses it 'back-plate' and cloth and retains three (of its four) period-mounted prongs in place (which are all three present and functional as can be seen on the pictures). The shield shows some normal aging and/or moderate tarnish caused by years of storage but has nevertheless retained extraordinary detail. Most of its silverish-grey-toned finish has been nicely preserved as is not always the case (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield was with certainty never cleaned nor polished and comes as recently found in the US: I deem that it is a typical piece that is more often found on so-called: 'Mustertafel'. Simply a very attractive - and naturally 100% garuanteed original! - 'Heeres o. Luftwaffe'-pattern 'Narvik'-campaign-shield that is priced according to its unmistaken scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'Narvik\'-campaign-shield, being a detailed example as was executed in greyish-silver-toned \'Feinzink\' and that comes in an issued- (and moderately worn- and tunic-attached), condition This is an attractive - and nowadays actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) 'Narvik'-campaign-shield, being a very detailed example as was executed in (typical!) greyish-silver-toned zinc (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an issued- (albeit never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The (naturally non-magnetic) shield comes complete with its original (zinc-based) 'back-plate' and retains three of its four mounted prongs (which are present and functional). The piece has lost its (paper-based) 'protective-backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield shows some normal aging and/or tarnish caused by years of storage but nevertheless retains extraordinary detail. Most of its silver-toned finish has been nicely preserved as is not always the case (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield was with certainty never cleaned nor polished and comes as recently found at a private German household. Simply a very attractive and naturally 100% garuanteed original 'Heeres' 'Narvik'-campaign-shield that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issued\'- (ie. DAK-related-) (side-)cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen o. M41-Einheitsfeldmütze\' This is an attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) 'tropical-issued' (ie. DAK-related-) (side-)cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen o. M41-Einheitsfeldmütze') being a piece that comes in a clearly used- (ie. carefully cap-removed-), condition. It should be noted that these tropical-style side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern is executed on a tan-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - was carefully confectioned and once cap-attached: some stitching-remains are still present and visible (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows minimal age and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any beige-coloured-, tropical-issue side-cap (ie. 'Tropenschiffchen' or: 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). Simply a very attractive Heeres-related tropical-issued side-cap insignia-piece that is actually very hard to encounter and that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issued\'- (ie. DAK-related-) (side-)cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen o. M41-Einheitsfeldmütze\' This is an attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) 'tropical-issued' (ie. DAK-related-) (side-)cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen o. M41-Einheitsfeldmütze') being a piece that comes in a clearly used- (ie. carefully cap-removed-), condition. It should be noted that these tropical-style side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern is executed on a tan-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - was carefully confectioned and once cap-attached: some stitching-remains are still present and visible (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows minimal age and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any beige-coloured-, tropical-issue side-cap (ie. 'Tropenschiffchen' or: 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). Simply a very attractive Heeres-related tropical-issued side-cap insignia-piece that is actually very hard to encounter and that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issued\'- (ie. DAK-related-) (side-)cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen o. M41-Einheitsfeldmütze\' This is an attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) 'tropical-issued' (ie. DAK-related-) (side-)cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen o. M41-Einheitsfeldmütze') being a piece that comes in a clearly used- (ie. carefully cap-removed-), condition. It should be noted that these tropical-style side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern is executed on a greenish-tan-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - was carefully confectioned and once cap-attached: some stitching-remains are still present and visible (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows minimal age and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any beige-coloured-, tropical-issue side-cap (ie. 'Tropenschiffchen' or: 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). Simply a very attractive Heeres-related tropical-issued side-cap insignia-piece that is actually very hard to encounter and that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issued\'- (ie. DAK-related-) (side-)cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen o. M41-Einheitsfeldmütze\') This is an attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) 'tropical-issued' (ie. DAK-related-) (side-)cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen o. M41-Einheitsfeldmütze') being a piece that comes in a minimally used- ie. IMO once cap-attached, condition. It should be noted that these tropical-style side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern is executed on a tan-coloured- and/or linnen-based background – was minimally confectioned and does show some stitching-holes caused by having once cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows minimal age and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any beige-coloured-, tropical-issue side-cap (ie. 'Tropenschiffchen' or: 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). Simply a very attractive Heeres-related tropical-issued side-cap insignia-piece that is actually very hard to encounter and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issued\'- (ie. DAK-related-) (side-)cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen o. M41-Einheitsfeldmütze\') This is an attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) 'tropical-issued' (ie. DAK-related-) (side-)cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen o. M41-Einheitsfeldmütze') being a piece that comes in a minimally used- ie. IMO once cap-attached, condition. It should be noted that these tropical-style side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern is executed on a tan-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - was minimally confectioned and does show some stitching-holes caused by having once cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows minimal age and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any beige-coloured-, tropical-issue side-cap (ie. 'Tropenschiffchen' or: 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). Simply a very attractive Heeres-related tropical-issued side-cap insignia-piece that is actually very hard to encounter and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issued\'- (ie. DAK-related-) (side-)cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen o. M41-Einheitsfeldmütze\') This is an attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) 'tropical-issued' (ie. DAK-related-) (side-)cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen o. M41-Einheitsfeldmütze') being a piece that comes in a never used- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. It should be noted that these tropical-style side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern is executed on a tan-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - was simply never confectioned nor cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows minimal age and/or staining (caused by a staple) but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any beige-coloured-, tropical-issue side-cap (ie. 'Tropenschiffchen' or: 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). Simply a very attractive Heeres-related tropical-issued side-cap insignia-piece that is actually very hard to encounter and that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issued\'- (ie. DAK-related-) (side-)cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen o. M41-Einheitsfeldmütze\') being a \'mint-/unissued\' example of the second pattern This is an attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) 'tropical-issued' (ie. DAK-related-) (side-)cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen o. M41-Einheitsfeldmütze') being a 'virtually mint-/unissued' example of the second pattern. It should be noted that these tropical-style side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern is executed on a tan-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - was never confectioned nor cap-attached and comes as 'straightly cut-off the role' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows minimal storage-age and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any beige-coloured-, tropical-issue side-cap (ie. 'Tropenschiffchen' or: 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). Simply a very attractive Heeres-related tropical-issued side-cap insignia-piece that is actually very hard to encounter and that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issued\'- (ie. DAK-related-) side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen\') This is an attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) 'tropical-issued' (ie. DAK-related-) side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen') being a piece that comes in a virtually mint- ie. never cap-attached, condition. It should be noted that these tropical-style side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern is executed on a tan-coloured- and/or linnen-based background and was never confectioned (it has, however, been once glued into an album or scrapbook and does show some glue-remains on its back). The piece shows minimal age and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any beige-coloured-, tropical-issue side-cap (ie. 'Tropenschiffchen' or: 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). Simply a very attractive Heeres-related tropical-issued side-cap insignia-piece that is actually very hard to encounter and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issued\'- (ie. DAK-related-) side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) 'tropical-issued' (ie. DAK-related-) side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen') being a piece that comes in a clearly used- (ie. cap-removed-), condition. It should be noted that these tropical-style side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern is executed on a (somewhat faded!) tan-coloured- and/or linnen-based background. The piece shows minimal age, wear and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any beige-coloured-, tropical-issue side-cap (ie. 'Tropenschiffchen' or: 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). Simply a very attractive Heeres-related tropical-issued side-cap insignia-piece that is actually very hard to encounter and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issued\'- (ie. DAK-related-) side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen\') This is an attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) 'tropical-issued' (ie. DAK-related-) side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen') being a piece that comes in a virtually mint- ie. never cap-attached, condition. It should be noted that these tropical-style side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern is executed on a tan-coloured- and/or linnen-based background and was never confectioned (it has, however, been once glued into an album or scrapbook and does show some glue-remains on its back). The piece shows minimal age and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any beige-coloured-, tropical-issue side-cap (ie. 'Tropenschiffchen' or: 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). Simply a very attractive Heeres-related tropical-issued side-cap insignia-piece that is actually very hard to encounter and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) female-related cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Marinehelferin\' as was worn by the various (female) naval-related: \'Marinehelferinnen\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) female-related- (and typical golden-yellow-coloured ie. darker-blue-coloured) cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Marinehelferin\' as was worn by the various (female) naval-related: \'Marinehelferinnen\' and that comes in a very nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or - I deem - carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The cuff-title - depicting the interwoven, golden-yellow-coloured characters onto a typical, darker-blue-coloured background - is beautifully executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, comes this particular specimen in a full-length- (ie. non-shortened) condition and measures approximately 39,5 cms. in length: it has two unfinished ends ie. does show some minimal fraying and shows some minimal stitching-remains and minimal glue-remains (as is more is often encountered). Simply a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - female-related \'Kriegsmarine\'-related item!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) golden-toned, so-called: career- ie. specialist-armbadge (ie. \'Dienstgrad-Abzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberzimmermannsmaat\' (ie. senior naval-carpenter) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) (bright)golden-toned, so-called: career- ie. specialist-armbadge (ie. \'Dienstgrad-Abzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberzimmermannsmaat\' (ie. senior naval-carpenter) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem propbably issued- albeit simply never worn nor tunic-attached, condition. The badge - that comes complete with it metal-based \'backing-plate and that retains all its prongs in place - is additionally \'backed\' with a piece of darker-blue-toned linnen - and comes mounted onto a piece of darker-blue-coloured wool (and was as such intended for usage onto the blue-coloured navel attire). It depicts a golden-toned (metal-based) anchor and compass and also shows a single chevron (denoting senior-status). The piece is just a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished simply caused by decades of storage. Simply a neat WH (Kriegsmarine) related \'Dienstgrad-Abzeichen\' as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberzimmermannsmaat\' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) neatly hand-embroidered-, officers\'-type breast-eagle, as was specifically intended for usage by the various naval administrative-officials (ie. \'Beambten der Kriegsmarine\') This is a truly attractive - and/or neatly detailed and actually quite scarcely encountered! - example of a neatly hand-embroidered, WH (Kriegsmarine) officers'-type, breast-eagle as was executed in silver-coloured- and/or 'braid'-based material on a darker-blue-coloured- (and woolen-based-) background, as was specifically intended for usage by the various naval administrative-officials (ie. 'Beambten der Kriegs- marine') and that comes in a very nice (ie. moderately used- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 10,3 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using various tones of (bright and fairly shiny-) silver-toned 'braid'-based material on a darker-blue-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background: moreover, does it show some highlighted areas as executed in coloured thread (see pictures). This example was - as stated above - used- and/or once tunic-attached but is void of any real damage nor staining but does show some minimal corroded areas (it still shows some thread- ie. stitching-remains as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle shows a black-coloured-, paper-based 'backing' as is more often observed (see pictures). Simply a very attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Kriegsmarine'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered cap-eagle as was executed in golden-toned braid, as was specifically intended for usage on the darker-blue-coloured visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') This is a very attractive - and/or neatly detailed and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) officers'- (ie. eventually also NCO-) type, hand-embroidered cap-eagle as was executed in golden-toned braid (and that shows a swastika and roundel as executed in so-called: 'Cellueon'), as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'), that comes in an overall nice (IMO clearly once cap-attached- and/or carefully cap-removed-) condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 7 cms. and still showing some minimal thread-remains with which it was once cap-attached - is nicely hand-embroidered using various tones of (bright and somewhat shiny-) golden-yellow-toned so-called: braid on a dark-blue-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background (see pictures). This example was as stated above once cap-attached but is void of any damage nor staining ie. corroded areas - see pictures. The eagle shows no 'backing' as more often observed (see pictures). Simply a very attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Kriegsmarine'-visor-cap or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered cap-eagle as was executed in golden-toned braid, as was specifically intended for usage on the darker-blue-coloured visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') This is a very attractive - and/or neatly detailed and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) officers'- (ie. eventually also NCO-) type, hand-embroidered cap-eagle as was executed in multi-toned- ie. golden-toned braid, as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'), that comes in an overall nice (IMO clearly once cap-attached- and/or carefully cap-removed-) condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 7 cms. and still showing some minimal thread-remains with which it was once cap-attached - is nicely hand-embroidered using various tones of (bright and somewhat shiny-) golden-yellow-toned so-called: braid on a dark-blue-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background (see pictures). This example was as stated above once cap-attached and shows some fraying on one side but is void of any staining ie. corroded areas - see pictures. The eagle shows a beige-coloured- and linnen-based 'backing' as is more often observed (see pictures). Simply an attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Kriegsmarine'-visor-cap or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered cap-eagle as was executed in golden-toned braid, as was specifically intended for usage on the darker-blue-coloured visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') This is a very attractive - and/or neatly detailed and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) officers'- (ie. eventually also NCO-) type, hand-embroidered cap-eagle as was executed in multi-toned- ie. golden-toned braid, as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'), that comes in an overall nice (IMO clearly once cap-attached- and/or carefully cap-removed-) condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 7 cms. and still showing some minimal thread-remains with which it was once cap-attached - is nicely hand-embroidered using various tones of (bright and somewhat shiny-) golden-yellow-toned so-called: braid on a dark-blue-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background (see pictures). This example was as stated above once cap-attached and shows some usage but is void of any staining ie. corroded areas - see pictures. The eagle shows a beige-coloured- and/or linnen- (ie. partly present black-paper-) based 'backing' as is more often observed (see pictures). Simply an attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Kriegsmarine'-visor-cap or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered cap-eagle as was executed in golden-toned braid, as was specifically intended for usage on the darker-blue-coloured visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') This is a very attractive - and/or neatly detailed and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) officers'- (ie. eventually also NCO-) type, hand-embroidered cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') as was executed in golden-toned braid, as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') and that comes in an overall nice (IMO clearly once cap-attached- and/or carefully cap-removed-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 7 cms. and still showing some minimal thread-remains with which it was once cap-attached - is nicely hand-embroidered using various tones of (fairly bright albeit minimally tarnished-) golden-yellow-toned so-called: 'braid' on a dark-blue-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background (see pictures). This example was as stated above once cap-attached and shows some usage but is void of any staining ie. corroded areas - see pictures. The eagle shows a beige-coloured- and/or linnen- (ie. partly present beige-paper-) based 'backing' as is more often observed (see pictures). Simply an attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Kriegsmarine'-visor-cap or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'single-pattern\'-eagle-pin, being a maker- (ie. \'R.S.& S.\'-) marked example as was intended for attachment to the (darker-blue- ie. white-topped-) so-called: \'Tellermützen\' This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a bright-golden-toned WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'single-pattern'-eagle-pin, being a maker- (ie. 'R.S.& S.'-) marked- and/or: 1940-dated example, as was intended for attachment to the (darker-blue- ie. white-topped-) so-called: Kriegsmarine 'Tellermützen' and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO hardly used- ie. possibly once cap-attached-), condition. The piece on offer here is the so-called: 'one-pieced'-model, showing a bright-golden-toned-, aluminium-based eagle-device without attached cocarde. The piece was IMO hardly used nor worn and retains all of its bright golden-toned- (ie. 'frosted') finish: it is a piece that is neatly: 'feuervergoldet'. The eagle-pin has IMO never been cleaned and comes as recently found. The piece is somewhat converse as more often encountered and comes of course mounted on its original, full-sized, pin. Simply a nice - and/or fairly scarcely encountered! - naval replacement-piece that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'standard-issue\' side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'standard-issue' side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Schiffchen') being an example as executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern that comes in a virtually mint- (ie. never cap-attached-), condition. It should be noted that these side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern is executed on a darker-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - was simply never confectioned (it came 'as straightly cut-of the role'). The piece shows minimal age and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any darker-blue-coloured naval side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen' or even: 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). Simply an attractive Kriegsmarine-related side-cap insignia-piece that is actually hard to encounter and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Kriegsmarine-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and nowadays actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Kriegsmarine-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. It should be noted that these side-cap- (ie. \'Schiffchen\'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern - is executed in multi-coloured-linnen onto a darker-blue-coloured- and/or also linnen-based background (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal (storage) age and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any darker-blue-coloured side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchenmütze\'). The piece comes \'as straightly cut-off the role\' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned. Moreover, does it show some minimal glue-remains on its back simply caused by having glued into an album or scrapbook once (as can be noticed on the pictures). This example originates from a \'Musterbuch\' (or: sample-book) that was period-compiled by the producing-company \'Offermann\' as was based in the town of Ratingen. Simply an attractive \'Kriegsmarine\'-related side-cap insignia-piece that is actually hard to encounter and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original bluish-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in a presumably issued - albeit still \'virtually mint\', condition This is a truly attractive - and in this most certainly issued but I deem never worn condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in a probably issued albeit still 'virtually mint'- (and with certainty never tunic-attached-), condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based 'back-plate' and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the centre of the shield as more often encountered with original 'Kuban'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece sill retains most (ie. all!) of its (shiny) finish and retains its light-green-coloured- and/or carton-based 'backing-cover' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and truly retains almost all of its somewhat glossy appearance (showing some darkened tarnish) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that the (original) 'Kuban'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity. Genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the 'Kuban'-shield are actually not that easily encountered even more so when they were intended for Luftwaffe-staff. I deem that this attractive and fully untouched example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-issued\'- (ie. DAK-related-) side-cap- (ie. \'Schiffchen\'-) eagle and matching cocarde (both pieces coming in a very nice albeit IMO once cap-attached condition) This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) 'tropical-issued'- (ie. DAK-related- and trapezoid-shaped-) side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen') eagle and matching cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde') both pieces coming in a very nice- (albeit IMO minimally used ie. once cap-attached-), condition. It should be noted that these tropical-style side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-sets are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). Both pieces - which are neatly machine-embroidered on a slightly thicker-shaped and tan-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - show some obvious - albeit minimal - staining caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The set can naturally excellently be re-used to complete any beige-coloured-, tropical-issue side-cap (ie. 'Luftwaffe Tropenschiffchen'). Simply a very attractive Luftwaffe-related tropical-issued side-cap insignia-set which is actually very hard to encounter and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-issued\'- (ie. DAK-related-) side-cap- (ie. \'Schiffchen\'-) eagle and matching cocarde both pieces coming in a used and/or carefully cap-removed condition This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) 'tropical-issued'- (ie. DAK-related- and trapezoid-shaped-) side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen') eagle and matching cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde') both pieces coming in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. carefully cap-removed-), condition. It should be noted that these tropical-style side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-sets are quite difficult to encounter in this used ie. cap-removed condition (and come hardly ever for sale). Both pieces - which are neatly machine-embroidered on a slightly thicker-shaped and tan-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - show some obvious - albeit minimal - staining caused by fair wear and or usage (both insignia still show some stitching-remains as can be seen on the pictures). The set was most certainly issued and/or once cap-attached: it can, however, excellently be used to complete any beige-coloured-, tropical-issue side-cap (ie. 'Luftwaffe Tropenschiffchen'). Simply a very attractive Luftwaffe-related tropical-issued side-cap insignia-set which is actually very hard to encounter and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-issued\'- (ie. DAK-related-) side-cap- (ie. \'Schiffchen\'-) eagle and matching cocarde both pieces coming in a virtually mint- ie. IMO never cap-attached condition This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) 'tropical-issued'- (ie. DAK-related- and trapezoid-shaped-) side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen') eagle and matching cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde') both pieces coming in an overall very nice (IMO virtually mint- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. It should be noted that these tropical-style side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-sets are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). Both pieces - which are neatly machine-embroidered on a slightly thicker-shaped and tan-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - show some obvious - albeit minimal - staining caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). The set can naturally excellently be used to complete any beige-coloured-, tropical-issue side-cap (ie. 'Luftwaffe Tropenschiffchen'). Simply a very attractive Luftwaffe-related tropical-issued side-cap insignia-set which is actually very hard to encounter and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-issued\'- (ie. DAK-related-) side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen\') I recently found four - fully identical! - examples of the actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) 'tropical-issue'- (ie. DAK-related-) side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen') all four pieces coming in an overall very nice (IMO never used- nor side-cap-attached-), condition. It should be noted that these tropical-style side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). All four pieces - which are neatly machine-embroidered on a slightly thicker-shaped and tan-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - have a carton-based ïnner-section and show some minimal storage-age only and can excellently be used to complete any beige-coloured-, tropical-issue side-cap (ie. 'Luftwaffe Tropenschiffchen'). The asking-price is naturally intended per single cocarde. Simply a very attractive Luftwaffe-related tropical-issued side-cap insignia-set which is actually very hard to encounter and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-issued\'- (ie. DAK-related-) side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen\') I recently found six - fully identical! - examples of the actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) 'tropical-issue'- (ie. DAK-related-) side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen') all six pieces coming in an overall very nice (IMO never used- nor side-cap-attached-), condition. It should be noted that these tropical-style side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). All six pieces - which are neatly machine-embroidered on a slightly thicker-shaped and tan-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - have a carton-based ïnner-section and show some minimal storage-age only and can excellently be used to complete any beige-coloured-, tropical-issue side-cap (ie. 'Luftwaffe Tropenschiffchen'). The asking-price is naturally intended per single cocarde. Simply a very attractive Luftwaffe-related tropical-issued side-cap insignia-set which is actually very hard to encounter and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-issued\'- (ie. DAK-related-) side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen\') I recently found six - fully identical! - examples of the actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) 'tropical-issue'- (ie. DAK-related-) side-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen') all six pieces coming in an overall very nice (IMO never used- nor side-cap-attached-), condition. It should be noted that these desirable tropical-style side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). All six pieces - which are neatly machine-embroidered on a slightly thicker-shaped and tan-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - have a carton-based ïnner-section and show some minimal storage-age only and can excellently be used to complete any beige-coloured-, tropical-issue side-cap (ie. 'Luftwaffe Tropenschiffchen'). The asking-price is naturally intended per single cocarde. Simply a very attractive Luftwaffe-related tropical-issued side-cap insignia-set which is actually very hard to encounter and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (\'Heeres- Flak\'-related-) \'Soldbuch\' (ie. ID-booklet) as was issued for the: \'Obergefreiten\' Herbert Rudolph born in 1921, member within the unit: \'Heeres-Flak-Art.Ers.Abt. 279\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH ('Heeres- Flak'-related-) 'Soldbuch' (ie. ID-booklet) being a second-issue (ie. 'Zweitschrift') as was issued for the: 'Obergefreiten' named: Herbert Rudolph born in 1921, member within the (scarcely seen!) unit: 'Heeres-Flak-Art.Ers.Abt. 279' (or: army anti-aircraft ie. artillery-related, replacement unit numbered: '279'), that comes in an overall very nice (ie. not damaged nor denazified and/or fully filled-in-), condition. The typical, 'standard-issue'-type ID-booklet (sized only: 15 x 10,2 cms.) is in an overall very nice and/or fully complete condition having all its 24 pages present and in-place: it has not been 'damaged' whatsoever and is in an almost 'minty' albeit with certainty issued- condition. This 'Zweitschrift-SB' was issued on 10 April 1944 as can be noted from the entry on page 2 - see pictures). The ID-booklet shows a neat uniform-photo of Rudolph (attached by means of copper rings) and shows all the regular entries and/or ink-stamps as to be expected (as can also be seen on the pictures). He served in various ('Heeres- Flak'-) units something that can easily be deducted from the SB: the detailed entries were most certainly mentioned in his first issued SB (which was most certainly lost and replaced by the example presently on offer). Of specific interest is naturally the fact that Rudolph was also awarded the: 'Heeres-Flak-Abzeichen' on 25 January 1944 (something that is also noted on the SBs page 22 - see picture): it should be noted this is a truly scarcely encountered award-entry! The SB came together with 2 loose papers (ie. documents) resp. entitled: 'Laufzettel' and/or 'WH-Fahrschein' (which were both stored in the SBs back as more often seen). Rudolphs' unit (the: 'Heeres-Flak-Art.Ers.Abt. 279') was an interesting 'Heeres-Flak' unit that belonged to the: '25. Panzer-Division' and that saw action near the town of Sewastopol (on the Krim ie. Crimea) in Mai 1944 and the 'Weichselbogen' (end of 1944). Simply a very attractive - and most certainly! - not that easily encountered and/or truly nicely preserved - WH ('Heeres- Flak'-related-) 'Soldbuch'!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH equipment-item being a so-called: \'Deckungswinkelmesser\' that is bearing a makers\'-mark (ie. 3-digit \'code\' that reads: \'DHQ\') and a unique serial-number: \'138169\' This is an unsual - and actually not that often encountered! - WH equipment item: a so-called: 'Deckungswinkelmesser' that is bearing a clearly engraved makers'-mark (ie. 3-digit production-'code' that reads: 'DHQ') and a unique serial-number: '138169' and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The high-quality produced piece - which comes as stated above in a very nice condition - was to be found in most 'standard-issue'-pattern WH map-cases (ie. 'Kartentaschen'). The piece - which is quite heavy weight - retains all its original-applied, darker-coloured- ie. blackened finish (something that is unusually seen). The piece is made out of high-quality copper-toned metal and is IMO still fully functional. Both its white- ie. silver-coloured 'Mica'- (ie. aluminium-) based text-plates are still present and in place (which is not always the case) and are both in a wonderful condition (the white 'Bakelite' plate shows regular wear and shows some minimal 'cracks' as is most times the case). Simply a very attractive example of this scarcely encountered WH-equipment item: with certainty the nicest such tool I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH \'A-frame\'-bag (or: \'Beutel zum Gefechtsgepäck\'), being IMO an early-war-period specimen of the scarcely encountered \'tropical\'-pattern that is void of any marking ie. date This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a (tropical-issue!) WH 'A-frame'-bag (or: 'Beutel zum Gefechtsgepäck') being IMO an early-war-period- specimen of the scarcely encountered 'tropical'-pattern that is totally void of any marking ie. date and that comes in an overall nice (ie. clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The bag comes fully complete with all its linnen-based lashes, linnen-based side-straps, zinc-based buttons and/or complete tan-coloured linnen closing-straps present and in place. It concerns a neat - IMO early-war-period- version that saw usage by the various WH- ie. DAK (or: 'Deutsches Afrikakorps'-) troops. Both zinc-based rings are naturally fully intact (and are not heavingly oxidized or alike): this is also valid for the zinc-based buttons (which are all present and in place). Also, are the (linnen-based-) internal closing-straps present and of course functional. The bag - which is void of any leather components and is thus a typical tropical-issued example - is naturally fully functional and shows no defaults whatsoever: it just shows some usage and/or staining. Simply a neat and scarcely encountered example of a desirable and/or early-war period-, tropical-issue WH 'Beutel zum Gefechtsgepäck': I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH-related lapel-pin (ie. \'Brosche\') as was specifically intended for a: \'Wehrmachtsgefolge\' (being a nicely preserved example that comes mounted onto its longer-sized pin) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH-related lapel-pin (or: 'Brosche'), as was intended for a: 'Wehrmachtsgefolge' being a smaller-sized- and/or non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its long-sized pin and that comes in an overall very nice (and I deem just minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The badge is made-out-of bronze-toned metal and shows no damage nor wear whatsoever: it is just a tiny bit dirty caused by regular wear and/or decades of storage. These so-called: 'Wehrmachtsgefolge' (or 'WG) were by very nature not regular armed-forces but auxiliaries to them. A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9502D) and an estimated value of 135 Eu. The lapel-pin was never cleaned and has a nice and has a fairly darkened age-patina. As stated above is this the smaller-sized version (having a approx. diameter of only 2,5 cms.). Simply a very nice and honest example which is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH-related lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitglieds-Brosche\') as was specifically intended for a: \'Wehrmachtsgefolge\' (being a nicely preserved example that comes mounted onto its longer-sized pin) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH-related lapel-pin (or: \'Mitglieds-Brosche\') as was intended for a: \'Wehrmachtsgefolge\' being a smaller-sized- and/or typical non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its long-sized pin and that comes in an overall very nice (and I deem just minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The badge is made-out-of bronze-toned metal and shows no damage nor wear whatsoever: it is just a tiny bit dirty caused by regular wear and/or decades of storage. These so-called: \'Wehrmachtsgefolge\' (or \'WG) were by very nature not regular armed-forces but auxiliaries to them. A similar example is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\'-lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9502D) and an estimated value of 135 Eu. The lapel-pin was never cleaned and has a nice and has a fairly darkened age-patina. As stated above is this the smaller-sized version (having a approx. diameter of only 2,5 cms.). Simply a very nice and honest example which comes not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH-related lapel-pin (ie. \'‘Brosche\'‘), as was intended for: \'‘Wehrmachtsgefolge\'’, being a larger-sized- and/or neatly maker- (ie. ‘\'O. Placzeck’-) marked example This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH-related lapel-pin (or: ‘'Brosche'‘), as was intended for: ‘'Wehrmachtsgefolge'’, being a larger-sized- and/or neatly maker- (ie. ‘'O. Placzeck - Berlin'’-) marked example, in overall very nice (albeit IMO minimally used ie. worn-) condition. The badge is made-out-of bronze-toned metal and shows no damage nor heavy wear whatsoever: it is just a tiny bit dirty caused by regular wear ie. moderate usage. These ‘so-called: 'Wehrmachtsgefolge'‘ (or 'WG’) were by very nature not regular armed-forces but auxiliaries to them. The piece is neatly maker-marked: '‘O. Placzeck - Berlin'’ on the back and comes on its functional pin-/pin-catch set-up. It is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given the nr. 9502D and an estimated value of 135 Eu. The badge was never cleaned and has a nice and has a fairly darkened age-patina. As stated is this the larger-sized version (having a approx. diameter of 4 cms.). Simply a very nice and honest example which is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH-related lapel-pin (ie. \'‘Brosche\'‘), as was intended for: \'‘Wehrmachtsgefolge\'’, being a larger-sized- and/or neatly maker- (ie. ‘\'O. Placzeck’-) marked example This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH-related lapel-pin (or: ‘'Brosche'‘), as was intended for: ‘'Wehrmachtsgefolge'’, being a larger-sized- and/or neatly maker- (ie. ‘'O. Placzeck - Berlin'’-) marked example, in overall very nice (albeit IMO minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The badge is made-out-of bronze-toned metal and shows no damage nor heavy wear whatsoever: it is just a tiny bit dirty caused by regular wear ie. moderate usage. These ‘so-called: 'Wehrmachtsgefolge'‘ (or 'WG’) were by very nature not regular armed-forces but auxiliaries to them. The piece is neatly maker-marked: '‘O. Placzeck - Berlin - Ausf. C.E. Juncker'’ on its back and comes on its functional pin-/pin-catch set-up. It is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given the nr. 9502D and an estimated value of 135 Eu. The badge was never cleaned and has a nice and has a fairly darkened age-patina. As stated is this the larger-sized version (having a approx. diameter of 4 cms.). Simply a very nice and honest example which is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - zinc-based, \'Ostvölker\'- (ie. Eastern-volunteers-) related ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation: \'NSCHB.BTL.522 TURK JANOW\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based, so-called: 'Ostvölker'- (ie. Eastern-volunteers-) related ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation: 'NSCHB.BTL.522 TURK JANOW' (and such being IMO a disc that was used by an Eastern- (ie. 'Turkistanischer') volunteer who was attached to the: 'Nachshub-Bataillon 522' based in the town of Janow, and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The disc - which is executed in a neatly executed letter-type - is in overall nice condition and shows clear evidence of having been worn (torn-out holes): it was IMO never cleaned nor polished but shows some minimal staining (see pictures). The disc - which also shows the soldiers' bloodgroup-type ('Type A') - comes as stored for years: it originates from a small ID-disc-collection I recently acquired. The addition of the abbreviation: 'TURK' on the disc clearly signifies that it deals with an Eastern-volunteers-related ID-disc that once belonged to a: 'Turkistanischer'-volunteer and/or transport-soldier (possibly a driver). Simply a very nice and honest 'Ostvölker'- ie. Eastern-volunteers-related ID-disc that belonged to a soldier that served within a 'Turkistanischer'-volunteer-unit: I deem that this neat disc most certainly merits further investigation!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'Deutsches Fahrer- abzeichen\' (ie. \'in Bronze\'), being a neat maker-marked example by: \'L.Chr. Lauer\' and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WWII-period-, so-called: 'Deutsches Fahrerabzeichen' (ie. 'in Bronze'), being a neatly maker-marked example that was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer'-company based in the towns of Nürnberg and/or Berlin and that comes in an overall nice (IMO only minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The neat and very detailed award - which comes on its functional pin and/or catch (-set-up) - is a superb bronze-coloured- and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending marking (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt') as can be clearly seen on the pictures. The badge truly retains all of its golden-toned- (ie. minimally darkened-) bronze-toned finish and is IMO only minimally worn (but was certainly never cleaned nor polised). The piece is naturally a WWII-era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as is visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply a nice example of this fairly scarcely encountered and/or very decorative award which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neatly marker- (ie. \'L/53\'-) marked example as was produced by the desirable maker: \'Hymmen & Co.\' and that comes as recently found This is an attractive example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neatly marker- (ie. 'L/53'-) marked example as was produced by the desirable- (and not that often found!) maker: 'Hymmen & Co.' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that comes as recently found. The neat cross comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. slightly worn-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The magnetic cross has a nice (somewhat darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black core shows no rust but does show some minimal paintloss (within the swastika-area as can be seen on the pictures). The piece does, however, show a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten'. The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross - which is a non-vaulted example - is as stated above a marker- (ie. 'L/53'-) marked example as was produced by the maker: 'Hymmen & Co.' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid (various details corroborate this). Simply an attractive 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by a desirable maker that was never before in a collection and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'HJ- o. Hitlerjugend\'-belt-buckle being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/22\'-) marked- and typically \'molded-styled\' example that comes in an overall wonderful- (ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a presumably issued albeit simply never used- (ie 'virtually mint'!) example of a so-called: 'HJ- o. Hitlerjugend'-belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss nach Vorschrift des RJF') being a clearly maker- (ie. 'RzM M4/22'-) marked- typically 'molded-styled' (ie. zinc-based) example that comes in an overall wonderful- ie. 'virtually mint', condition. This example truly retains all of its (somewhat matted) greyish-silver finish and simply has been carefully stored ie. preserved for years as such: the overall detail, however, is truly stunning and naturally fully preserved. The truly attractive piece - that shows the superimposed designation 'RzM M4/22' on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures) - was never cleaned and still shows some minimal dust and staining as acquired over the years. The piece is as stated clearly marked with the designation 'RzM M4/22' and is thus a typical quality-produced piece by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'C.T. Dicke' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Simply a very attractive - and fully untouched! - example of a neat 'HJ- o. Hitlerjugend'- related belt-buckle that is priced according to its unmistaken scarcity and/or desirabilty!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'HJ- o. Hitlerjugend\'-belt-buckle being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/46\'-) marked- and typically \'molded-styled\' example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. minimally used-), condition This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a just minimally used example of a so-called: 'HJ- o. Hitlerjugend'-belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss nach Vorschrift des RJF') being a clearly maker- (ie. 'RzM M4/46'-) marked- and typically 'molded-styled' (ie. aluminium-based) example that comes in an overall wonderful- ie. just minimally used- and/or worn-, condition. This example truly retains all of its (somewhat shiny) silverish finish and simply has been carefully stored ie. preserved for years as such: the overall detail, however, is truly stunning and naturally fully preserved. The truly attractive piece - that shows the superimposed designation 'RzM M4/46' on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures) - was never cleaned and still shows some minimal dust and staining as acquired over the years. The piece is as stated clearly marked with the designation 'RzM M4/46' and is thus a typical quality-produced piece by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Wilhelm Schröder' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Simply a very attractive - and fully untouched! - example of a neat 'HJ- o. Hitlerjugend'- related belt-buckle that is priced according to its unmistaken scarcity and/or desirabilty!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'HJ\' (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Süd Franken\' (being IMO an early-period example) This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example regrettably misses its paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' (it was with certainty once there but was simply lost over the years). The piece was most certainly worn and/or once tunic-attached: it does show some age, wear and/or minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear - see pictures). Simply an attractive, male-type 'HJ'(ie. 'Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that is actually scarcely encountered and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'HJ\' (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Saarpfalz\' (being IMO an early-period example) This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example regrettably misses its paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' (it was with certainty once there but was simply lost over the years). The piece was most certainly worn and/or once tunic-attached: it does show some age, wear and/or minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear - see pictures). Simply an attractive, male-type 'HJ' (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that is actually scarcely encountered and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'HJ\' (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle entitled: \'Nord Hamburg\' This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example regrettably misses its paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' (it was with certainty once there but was lost over the years). The piece was most certainly worn and/or once tunic-attached: it does show some age, wear and/or minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear - see pictures). Simply an attractive, male-type 'HJ'(ie. 'Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that is actually scarcely encountered and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'HJ\' (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle entitled: \'Nord Hamburg\' This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example regrettably misses its paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' (it was with certainty once there but was lost over the years). The piece was most certainly worn and/or once tunic-attached: it does show some age, wear and/or minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear - see pictures). Simply an attractive, male-type 'HJ'(ie. 'Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that is actually scarcely encountered and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Mitte Thüringen\' This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example regrettably misses its paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' (it was with certainty once there but was simply lost over the years). The piece - which is IMO of an early-pattern and that is as such recognisable by its somewhat older-styled script - was most certainly worn and/or once tunic-attached: it does show some age, wear and/or minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear - see pictures). Simply an attractive, early-pattern and male-type 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that is actually scarcely encountered and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (ie.: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Ruhr-Niederrhein\' This is a \'female\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example comes without its so-called: \'RzM-etiket\' (it just shows some minimal remains) but comes in an overall very nice condition: it was I deem minimally used- ie. worn and does show some age and/or minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear (as can be seen on the pictures). This is one of the more scarcely encountered examples of the extensive \'Gebietsdreiecken\'-series. Simply an attractive, female-type district-triangle that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Westfalen\' This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example regrettably misses its paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' (it was with certainty once there but was simply lost over the years). The piece was most certainly worn and/or once tunic-attached: it does show some age, wear and/or minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear - see pictures). Simply an attractive, female-type 'BDM' (or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') district-triangle that is actually scarcely encountered and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Westmark\' This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example regrettably misses its paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' (it was with certainty once there but was simply lost over the years). The piece - which is IMO of an early-pattern and that is as such recognisable by its somewhat older-style script - was most certainly worn and/or once tunic-attached: it does show some age, wear and/or minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear - see pictures). Simply an attractive, early-pattern and female-type 'BDM' (or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') district-triangle that is actually scarcely encountered and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Westmark\' This is a \'female\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example regrettably misses its paper-based so-called: \'RzM-etiket\' (it was with certainty once there but was simply lost over the years). The piece - which is IMO of an early-pattern and that is as such recognisable by its somewhat older-style script - was most certainly worn and/or once tunic-attached: it does show some age, wear and/or minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear - see pictures). Simply an attractive, early-pattern and female-type \'BDM\' (or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle that is actually scarcely encountered and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Westmark\' (still retaining its period-applied \'RzM-etiket\') This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was IMO never used nor tunic- ie. shirt-attached and still shows its period- and paper-based-, so-called: 'RzM-etiket' attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never used but does show some obvious (storage) age ie. staining. I deem that I priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'standard-issued\'-type, WH binoculars \'Dienstglas\' 6 x 30 so-called: \'anti-movement flap\' (or: \'Tragelasche\') as executed in black-coloured leather, being a non-marked example This is a little piece of WH-equipment that is often missing in an equipment set-up: a so-called leather-based, 'anti-movement flap' (or: 'Tragelasche') as was fitted for usage on the standard-pattern WH binoculars called: 'Dienstglas - 6 x 30', as executed in fairly shiny, brownish-black-coloured leather, being a non-marked example, in overall very nice and/or only moderately used- ie. worn, condition. The neat piece is as stated IMO only moderately used and shows some regular traces of having been used: the piece is, however, totally undamaged and fully souple: it comes thus in a still fully functional condition. The flap comes with both its two original once-blackened- (and/or copper-based-) 'studs' in place and can easily be re-mounted to any binocular-pair. Simply a nice little piece of equipment that would surely look great if re-mounted on a pair of 6 x 30 (or even a 10 x 50) binoculars: a nice example of a fairly hard to find WH equipment-piece!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'standard-issued\'-type, WH binoculars \'Dienstglas\' 6 x 30 so-called: \'anti-movement flap\' (or: \'Tragelasche\') as executed in black-coloured leather, being a non-marked- but \'1940\'-dated example This is a little piece of WH-equipment that is often missing in an equipment set-up: a so-called leather-based, 'anti-movement flap' (or: 'Tragelasche') as was fitted for usage on the standard-pattern WH binoculars called: 'Dienstglas - 6 x 30', as executed in fairly shiny, black-coloured leather, being a non-marked- albeit '1940'-dated example and that comes in an overall very nice (and/or only moderately used- ie. worn), condition. The neat piece is as stated IMO only moderately used and shows some regular traces of having been used: the piece is, however, totally undamaged and fully souple: it comes thus in a still fully functional condition. The flap comes with both its two, original blackened 'studs' in place and can easily be re-mounted to any binocular-pair. As stated above is this example neatly ink-stamped on its back with the date '1940' and 'WaA'- (ie. 'Waffen-Abnahme'-) stamp, something that is not always the case. Simply a nice little piece of equipment that would surely look great if re-mounted on a pair of 6 x 30 (or even a 10 x 50) binoculars: simply a very nice example of a fairly hard to find WH equipment-piece!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'standard-issued\'-type, WH binoculars \'Dienstglas\' 6 x 30 so-called: \'anti-movement flap\' (or: \'Tragelasche\') as executed in brownish-black-coloured leather, being a non-marked example This is a little piece of WH-equipment that is often missing in an equipment set-up: a so-called leather-based, 'anti-movement flap' (or: 'Tragelasche') as was fitted for usage on the standard-pattern WH binoculars called: 'Dienstglas - 6 x 30', as executed in fairly shiny, brownish-black-coloured leather, being a non-marked example, in overall very nice and/or only moderately used- ie. worn, condition. The neat piece is as stated IMO only moderately used and shows some regular traces of having been used: the piece is, however, totally undamaged and fully souple: it comes thus in a still fully functional condition. The flap comes with both its two original once-blackened- (and/or copper-based-) 'studs' in place and can easily be re-mounted to any binocular-pair. Simply a nice little piece of equipment that would surely look great if re-mounted on a pair of 6 x 30 (or even a 10 x 50) binoculars: a nice example of a fairly hard to find WH equipment-piece!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'variant-type\'- and/or neatly maker- (ie. \'L/22\'-) marked, silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the: \'Glaser u. Söhne\'-company This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - 'variant-type'- and/or neatly maker- (ie. 'L/22'-) marked, silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') as was produced by the unusually seen: 'Glaser u. Söhne'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The typically thin-shaped badge - which is executed in silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows regular age and/or wear and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin-/catch set-up as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned and shows some normal - albeit minimal darkened - tarnish: however, most of its silverish-finish is nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'L/22' on its back signifying that it deals with a typical WB as was produced by the 'Glaser u. Söhne'-company as based in the town of Dresden. In any case a desirable and actually quite scarcely encountered silver-class WB that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'variant-type\'- and/or neatly maker- (ie. \'L/22\'-) marked, silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the: \'Glaser u. Söhne\'-company This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - 'variant-type'- and/or neatly maker- (ie. 'L/22'-) marked, silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') as was produced by the unusually seen: 'Glaser u. Söhne'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The typically thin-shaped badge - which is executed in silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows regular age and/or wear and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin-/catch set-up as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned and shows some normal - albeit minimal darkened - tarnish: however, most of its silverish-finish is nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'L/22' on its back signifying that it deals with a typical WB as was produced by the 'Glaser u. Söhne'-company as based in the town of Dresden. In any case a desirable - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - silver-class WB that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'variant-type\'- and/or neatly maker- (ie. \'L/22\'-) marked, silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the: \'Glaser u. Söhne\'-company This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - \'variant-type\'- and/or neatly maker- (ie. \'L/22\'-) marked, silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the unusually seen: \'Glaser u. Söhne\'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The typically \'thin-shaped\' badge - which is executed in greyish-silver-toned, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') - shows moderate age and/or wear and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- ie. pin/catch set-up as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned and shows some normal - albeit minimally darkened - tarnish: however, most of its perod finish is nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is neatly maker-marked with the (LDO) makers\'-designation: \'L/22\' on its back signifying that it deals with a typical WB as was produced by the \'Glaser u. Söhne\'-company as based in the town of Dresden. In any case a desirable - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - silver-class WB that is with certainty not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'variant-type\'- and/or neatly maker- (ie. \'L/22\'-) marked-, silver wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the: \'Glaser u. Söhne\'-company This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - 'variant-type'- and/or neatly maker- (ie. 'L/22'-) marked-, silver wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') as was produced by the unusually seen: 'Glaser u. Söhne'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit IMO moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The badge - which is executed in silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows regular age and/or wear and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin-/catch set-up as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned and shows some normal - albeit minimal darkened - tarnish: as more often with these specific WBs is most of its silverish-finish missing (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is nicely maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'L/22' on its back signifying that it deals with a typical WB as was produced by the 'Glaser u. Söhne'-company as based in the town of Dresden. In any case a desirable and actually quite scarcely encountered silver-class WB that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'variant-type\'- and/or neatly maker- (ie. \'L/22\'-) marked-, silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the: \'Glaser u. Söhne\'-company This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 'variant-type'- and/or neatly maker- (ie. 'L/22'-) marked-, silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') as was produced by the unusually seen: 'Glaser u. Söhne'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit IMO moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The badge - which is executed in typical, greyish-silver-coloured and zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows regular age and/or wear and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin-/catch set-up as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned and shows some normal - albeit minimal darkened - tarnish: as more often with these specific WBs is most of its silverish-finish missing (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is nicely maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'L/22' on its back signifying that it deals with a typical WB as was produced by the 'Glaser u. Söhne'-company as based in the town of Dresden. In any case a desirable and actually quite scarcely encountered silver-class WB that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'variant-type\'- and/or neatly maker- (ie. \'L22\'-) marked, silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the: \'Glaser u. Söhne\'-company This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - \'variant-type\'- and/or neatly maker- (ie. \'L22\'-) marked, silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the unusually seen: \'Glaser u. Söhne\'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The typically somewhat \'thinner-shaped\' badge - which is executed in greyish-silver-toned, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') - just shows moderate age and/or wear and has a correct - and/or fully functional (and unaltered!) - pin- ie. pin/catch set-up as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned and shows some normal - albeit minimally darkened - tarnish: however, most of its perod finish is nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is neatly maker-marked with the (LDO) makers\'-designation: \'L/22\' on its back signifying that it deals with a typical WB as was produced by the \'Glaser u. Söhne\'-company as was based in the town of Dresden. In any case a desirable - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - silver-class WB that is with certainty not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and actually scarcely found! - Dutch WWII-period, labour service ie. \'Nederlandse Arbeidsdienst\' (or: NAD) sports-badge being an example that is executed in silver-coloured metal This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - Dutch WWII-period, labour service ie. 'Nederlandse Arbeidsdienst' (or: NAD) sports-badge being an example that is executed in silver-coloured metal and that comes in a very nice (albeit modetaly used- and/or worn), condition. The breast-badge - which has surely been used and shows a 'frosted' silver finish without any defaults - comes in an overall very nice condition. The badge - sized: 4,5 x 3.5 cms. - shows the NAD motto: 'Ick Dien' (which stands for: 'I serve') and a spade within its centre a capital 'S' (signifying 'sport'). This service was mainly under the influence of the Dutch pro-German Party, the NSB (or: 'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging'). The badge still retains its period-attached (3) 'attachment rings' on its back: a feature that all these (original) NAD-sportbadges show. Simply a very attractive and not that often-encountered Dutch collaborationist item!

Attractive - and actually scarcely found! - Dutch WWII-period, labour service ie. \'Nederlandse Arbeidsdienst\' (or: NAD) sports\'-badge entitled: \'Ick Dien\' being an example that is executed in silver-coloured metal This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - Dutch WWII-period, labour-service ie. 'Nederlandse Arbeidsdienst' (or: NAD) sports'-badge entitled: 'Ick Dien' being an example that is executed in silver-coloured metal and that comes in a very nice- (albeit modetaly used- and/or worn-), condition. The breast-badge - which has surely been used and shows a 'frosted' silver finish without any defaults - comes in an overall very nice condition. The badge - sized: 4,5 x 3.5 cms. - shows the NAD motto: 'Ick Dien' (which stands for: 'I serve') and a spade within its centre a capital 'S' (signifying 'sport'). This service was mainly under the influence of the Dutch pro-German Party, the NSB (or: 'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging'). The badge naturally still retains its period-attached (3) 'attachment rings' on its back: a feature that all these (original) NAD-sportbadges show. This piece originates from an advanced collection of NSB- ie. Dutch collaboration-related items that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive and not that often-encountered Dutch collaborationist-item!

Attractive - and actually scarcely found! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) hand-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was intended for an: \'Ingenieur-Offizier der Korvetten\' (ie. naval-engineer) This is an attractive - \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' and actually scarcely found! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) neatly hand-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage onto the various blue-coloured attire as was intended for an: \'Ingenieur-Offizier der Korvetten\' (ie. naval-engineer) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and as stated above simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and or/never tunic-attached-), condition. The oval-shaped patch - which has an additional paper-based- and darker-blue-toned backing attached - signified that the bearer was a member ie. officer serving within the naval engineer-staff. The piece is very nicely hand-embroidered (with golden-toned braid!) onto a darker-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and simply shows no age nor wear (just some minimal storage-age ie. staining is present and visible). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example came with a period-attached (carton-based) label and also shows a smaller-sized makers\'-designation-label (that reads: \'Echt Gold m.St.\') as can be noticed on the pictures. Simply a very attractive - and unusually found! - Kriegsmarine-\'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely found! - silver-toned- (and typical \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'Langemarck-Kreuz des 26. Reserve-Korps\' being a very nicely preserved example that comes in a wonderful condition This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - silver-toned- (hollow-styled- and/or typical \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'Langemarck-Kreuz des 26. Reserve-Korps\' being a very nicely preserved example that comes in a wonderful- and totally untouched, condition. The “Langemarck Cross” was institutioned with the approval of Adolf Hitler in 1933 by the “Comradeship of the Green Corps“ (being the former: \'26. Reserve Korps e.V. Köln\'). This “Green Corps” was a group (ie. association) comprising of former \'Langemarck\'-fighters. The reserve infantry regiments numbered \'233 - 240\' as well as the foot-artillery regiments numbered: \'51\' and \'52\' were eligible to receive this attractive award. The name “Green Corps” originated from the green ribbons that were worn around the shoulderboards. The battle of Langemarck - being a small village in Flanders/Belgium - took place on October 21, 1914 and was later made into a TR-myth and was glorified as the “sacrifice of the German youth”. The piece on offer here comes in a wonderful condition overall and was simply never cleaned nor polished: it retains all its (minimally tarnished) silver-toned finish and comes mounted onto its (fully unaltered and functional) pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and fully untouched! - example of such \'Langemarck-Kreuz des 26. Reserve-Korps\' for a competitive price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely found! - single-pieced ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') showing the ribbon for a: \'Zollgrenzschutz-Ehrenzeichen\' (retaining its detailed golden-bronze-toned device ie. \'Auflage\' period-attached) This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - single-pieced ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange') showing the ribbon for a: 'Zollgrenzschutz-Ehrenzeichen' (or: bronze-coloured customs service-medal device) retaining its detailed, golden-bronzed-toned device ie. 'Auflage' attached and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit used- and/or moderatelty worn, condition. The ribbon-bar is of the regular-ribbon-bar-size and measures approximately 3 cms. in length (as is more often encountered). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is, however, not backed as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached (and detailed!) device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has also been nicely preserved. This particular example was only moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive and rarely seen 'Band-/Feldspange' showing a so-called: 'Zollgrenzschutz-Ehrenzeichen Auflage': great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) \'Gebirgsjäger\'-arm-badge being a desirable \'variant-pattern\'- example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a thin-shaped- and/or linnen-based background This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) 'Gebirgsjäger'-arm-badge depicting the famous 'Edelweiss'-flower being a desirable 'variant-pattern'-example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a thin-shaped- and/or linnen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece - that shows the typical 'Edelweiss'-flower surrounded by a silverish-white border - was simply never worn and is neatly machine-embroidered on a field-grey-coloured (and/or truly thni-shaped- and linnen-based) background. The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining (simply caused by decades of storage only). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a rarely found and/or 'variant-pattern' so-called: 'Gebirgsjäger'-related arm-badge for a justified price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) \'Gebirgsjäger\'-arm-badge being a desirable \'variant-pattern\'- example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a thin-shaped- and/or linnen-based background This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) 'Gebirgsjäger'-arm-badge depicting the famous 'Edelweiss'-flower being a desirable 'variant-pattern'-example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a thin-shaped- and/or linnen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece - that shows the typical 'Edelweiss'-flower surrounded by a silverish-white border - was simply never worn and is neatly machine-embroidered on a field-grey-coloured (and/or truly thni-shaped- and linnen-based) background. The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining (simply caused by decades of storage only). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a rarely found and/or 'variant-pattern' so-called: 'Gebirgsjäger'-related arm-badge for a justified price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) \'Gebirgsjäger\'-arm-badge being a desirable \'variant-pattern\'- example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a thin-shaped- and/or linnen-based background This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) 'Gebirgsjäger'-arm-badge depicting the famous 'Edelweiss'-flower being a desirable 'variant-pattern'-example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a thin-shaped- and/or linnen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece - that shows the typical 'Edelweiss'-flower surrounded by a silverish-white border - was simply never worn and is neatly machine-embroidered on a field-grey-coloured (and/or truly thni-shaped- and linnen-based) background. The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining (simply caused by decades of storage only). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a rarely found and/or 'variant-pattern' so-called: 'Gebirgsjäger'-related arm-badge for a justified price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) \'Gebirgsjäger\'-arm-badge being a desirable \'variant-pattern\'- example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a thin-shaped- and/or linnen-based background This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) \'Gebirgsjäger\'-arm-badge depicting the famous \'Edelweiss\'-flower being a desirable \'variant-pattern\'-example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a (truly) thin-shaped- and/or linnen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece - that shows the typical \'Edelweiss\'-flower surrounded by a silverish-white border - was simply never worn and is neatly machine-embroidered on a field-grey-coloured (and/or truly thin-shaped- and/or linnen-based) background. The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining (simply caused by decades of storage only). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a rarely found and/or \'variant-pattern\' so-called: \'Gebirgsjäger\'-related arm-badge for a justified price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) \'Jäger\'-arm-badge being a desirable \'variant-pattern\'- example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a thin-shaped- and/or greyish-toned, linnen-based background This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) 'Jäger'-arm-badge depicting the typical 'Eichenlaub'-branches and being a desirable 'variant-pattern'-example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a thin-shaped- and/or linnen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or I deem never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece - that shows the typical (tripple) 'Eichenlaub'-branches surrounded by a silverish-white border - was simply never worn and is neatly machine-embroidered on a field-grey-coloured (and/or truly thin-shaped- and/or linnen-based) background. The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining (simply caused by decades of storage and handling only). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a rarely found and/or 'variant-pattern' so-called: 'Jäger'-related arm-badge for a justified price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) \'Jäger\'-arm-badge being a desirable \'variant-pattern\'- example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a thin-shaped- and/or greyish-toned, linnen-based background This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) 'Jäger'-arm-badge depicting the typical 'Eichenlaub'-branches and being a desirable 'variant-pattern'-example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a thin-shaped- and/or linnen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or I deem never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece - that shows the typical (tripple) 'Eichenlaub'-branches surrounded by a silverish-white border - was simply never worn and is neatly machine-embroidered on a field-grey-coloured (and/or truly thin-shaped- and/or typical linnen-based) background. The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining (simply caused by decades of storage and handling only). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a rarely found and/or 'variant-pattern' so-called: 'Jäger'-related arm-badge for a justified price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) \'Jäger\'-arm-badge being a desirable \'variant-pattern\'- example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a thin-shaped- and/or greyish-toned, linnen-based background This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) 'Jäger'-arm-badge depicting the typical 'Eichenlaub'-branches and being a desirable 'variant-pattern'-example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a thin-shaped- and/or linnen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or I deem never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece - that shows the typical (tripple) 'Eichenlaub'-branches surrounded by a silverish-white border - was simply never worn and is neatly machine-embroidered on a field-grey-coloured (and/or truly thin-shaped- and/or typical linnen-based) background. The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining (simply caused by decades of storage and handling only). It might have been once glued into an album or scrapbook and does show some minimal glue-remains on its back. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a rarely found and/or 'variant-pattern' so-called: 'Jäger'-related arm-badge for a justified price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) \'Jäger\'-arm-badge being a desirable \'variant-pattern\'- example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a thin-shaped- and/or greyish-toned, linnen-based background This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) 'Jäger'-arm-badge depicting the typical 'Eichenlaub'-branches and being a desirable 'variant-pattern'-example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a (typical!) thin-shaped- and/or linnen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or I deem never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece - that shows the typical (tripple) 'Eichenlaub'-branches surrounded by a silverish-grey-coloured border - was simply never worn and is neatly machine-embroidered on a darker-grey-coloured (and/or truly thin-shaped- and/or typical linnen-based) background. The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining (simply caused by decades of storage and handling only). It might have been once glued into an album or scrapbook and does show some minimal glue-remains on its back. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a rarely found and/or 'variant-pattern' so-called: 'Jäger'-related arm-badge for a justified price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) \'Jäger\'-arm-badge being a desirable \'variant-pattern\'- example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a thin-shaped- and/or greyish-toned, linnen-based background This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) \'Jäger\'-arm-badge depicting the typical \'Eichenlaub\'-branches and being a desirable \'variant-pattern\'-example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a (typical!) thin-shaped- and/or linnen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or I deem never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece - that shows the typical (tripple) \'Eichenlaub\'-branches surrounded by a silverish-grey-coloured border - was simply never worn and is neatly machine-embroidered on a darker-grey-coloured (and/or truly thin-shaped- and/or typical linnen-based) background. The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining (simply caused by decades of storage and handling only). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a rarely found and/or \'variant-pattern\' so-called: \'Jäger\'-related arm-badge for a justified price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) \'Jäger\'-arm-badge being a desirable \'variant-pattern\'- example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a thin-shaped- and/or greyish-toned, linnen-based background This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) \'Jäger\'-arm-badge depicting the typical \'Eichenlaub\'-branches and being a desirable \'variant-pattern\'-example as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a (typical!) thin-shaped- and/or linnen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or I deem never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece - that shows the typical (tripple) \'Eichenlaub\'-branches surrounded by a silverish-grey-coloured border - was simply never worn and is neatly machine-embroidered on a darker-grey-coloured (and/or truly thin-shaped- and/or typical linnen-based) background. The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining (simply caused by decades of storage and handling only). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a rarely found and/or \'variant-pattern\' so-called: \'Jäger\'-related arm-badge for a justified price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely found! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Gold\' (or: golden-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a truly detailed and/or: neatly maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked example that comes in an untouched condition The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - DRL-sports'-badge on offer here was most certainly issued and moderately used and/or worn. It is of the version having a swastika that truly retains almost all of its (fairly bright- ie. somewhat 'frosted' and/or: truly golden-coloured-) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the sports'-badge nicely maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the: 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which has a fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was never cleaned nor polished and retains a truly bright- and/or untouched age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that genuine golden-class DRL sports'-badges are not that often offered for sale: even more so when they come in such an untouched condition. Simply a superb and just moderatelty used- and worn example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely found! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Gold\' (or: golden-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a truly detailed and/or: neatly maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked example that comes in an untouched condition The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - DRL-sports\'-badge on offer here was most certainly issued and moderately used and/or worn. It is of the version having a swastika that truly retains almost all of its (fairly bright- ie. somewhat \'frosted\' and/or: truly golden-coloured-) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the sports\'-badge nicely maker-marked with the makers\'-designation: \'Wernstein/Jena\' and bears the: \'DRGM\'-text and/or number on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which has a fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was never cleaned nor polished and retains a truly bright- and/or untouched age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that genuine golden-class DRL sports\'-badges are not that often offered for sale: even more so when they come in such an untouched condition. Simply a superb and just moderatelty used- and worn example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely found! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'127\'-) marked- and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was produced by the desirable maker: \'Moritz Hausch AG\' The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') is executed in silver-sprayed zinc (ie.'Feinzink') and shows only moderate usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The WB comes naturally mounted onto its (thin-shaped-) pin (which is of course fully functional) and comes mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered- nor repaired) catch. The badge is most certainly never cleaned and truly retains most of its (sprayed) silver-toned finish and just shows some obvious tarnish and wear (it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished). The piece is - as stated above - a nicely maker- (ie. '127'-) marked example that is unmistakenly produced by the (unusually seen!) maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Moritz Hausch AG' as was based in the town of Pforzheim. Simply an attractive and with certainty scarcely encountered and desirable, silver-class WB that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - 12-pieced series (complete with \'Hülle\') comprising of 12 period postcards originating from the series: \'Voluntarios españoles en el invierno ruso\' (or: \'Spaniens Freiwillige im russichen Winter\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - 12-pieced postcard-set that comes complete with its period \'Hülle\' (ie. period folder) and that is comprising of twelve black-and-white-toned postcards originating from the series (numbered: \'II\') and entitled: \'Voluntarios españoles en el invierno ruso\' (or: \'Spaniens Freiwillige im russichen Winter\') and that come all twelve in an overall very nice- (and simply never sent- nor used-), condition. This attractive (Spanish-issued) series (entitled: \'Spaniens Freiwillige im russichen Winter\') was I deem issued around 1941/42 in order to promote the \'Spanish Blue Division\' (ie. Division Azul) on the Eastern Front and show various scenes of its members active in Russia. The decorative cards - which are all sized 15 x 11 cms. as usual and that show a bi-lingual description on their backs - come in an overall very nice and totally unissued condition and originate from an old postcard-collection that was period-compiled: they are all 12 void of any writing but do show some minimal staining and/or storage-age (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive, period photo-postcard-set dealing with the Spanish volunteers that is with certainty accordingly priced and would look great if properly framed together!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - 8-pieced set, comprising of eight, colourfull and period postcards originating from the famous: \'Die Kriegsorden des Grossdeutchen Reiches\'-series This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - 8-pieced set, comprising of eight, colourfull- and/or period postcards originating from the famous: 'Die Kriegsorden des Grossdeutchen Reiches'-series, that all eight come in an overall very nice (and never sent- nor used-), condition. The attractive series: 'Die Kriegsorden des Grossdeutchen Reiches' was (IMO) published around 1941/42 and was published by the Hamburg-based publishing-company: 'C. Pahl u.Co.'. The decorative cards - which are all sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - come in an unissued condition and originate from an old postcard-collection as was period-compiled: they are all void of any writing but do show some minimal staining and/or age. The set includes the numbers: 1,2,3,7,8,10,11 and 12 of the series (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, period photo-postcard grouping that is IMO accordingly priced and would look great if properly framed together!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - 8-pieced set, comprising of eight, colourfull and period postcards originating from the famous: \'Mit unseren Fahhen ist der Sieg!\'-series This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - 8-pieced set, comprising of eight, colourfull- and/or period postcards originating from the famous: 'Mit unseren Fahhen ist der Sieg!'-series, that all eight come in an overall very nice (and never sent- nor used-), condition. The attractive series: 'Mit unseren Fahhen ist der Sieg!'-series was (IMO) published around 1941/42 and was published in the framework of the: 'KdF' (ie. 'Kraft durch Freude'-) organisation. The decorative cards - which are all sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - come in an unissued condition and originate from an old postcard-collection as was period-compiled: they are all void of any writing but do show some minimal staining and/or age. The set includes the cards of respectively the: 'Flieger-Truppen', 'Schnelle-Truppen', 'Pionier-Truppen', 'Kriegsmarine', 'Nebelwerfer-Truppen', 'LW Flakartillerie-Truppen', 'Fallschirmjäger-Truppen' and 'KM Küstenartillerie-Truppen' and shows the 'Fahnen' (or regimental flags) of these troops nicely displayed (as can be seen on the pictures). All cards show an integrated postage-stamp with a value of '6 Reichspfennig' and were as such ready to be sent when acquired in the period). Simply an attractive, period postcard grouping that is IMO accordingly priced and would look great if properly framed together!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a period picture-postcard originating from the famous series: \'Unsere Waffen-SS\'-series entitled: \'Am Messgerät\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a black- and white, period picture-postcard originating from from the famous: 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series and that is entitled: 'Am Messgerät' and that comes in an overall very nice, condition. The decorative card - which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in an unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled: it is void of any writing but does show some minimal storage-age. Simply an attractive, period photo-postcard from the 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a period picture-postcard originating from the famous series: \'Unsere Waffen-SS\'-series entitled: \'Eine wichtige Meldung\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a black- and white, period picture-postcard originating from from the famous: 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series and that is entitled: 'Eine wichtige Meldung' and that comes in an overall very nice, condition. The decorative card - which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in an unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled: it is void of any writing but does show some minimal storage-age. Simply an attractive, period photo-postcard from the 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a period picture-postcard originating from the famous series: \'Unsere Waffen-SS\'-series entitled: \'Mir nach!\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a black- and white, period picture-postcard originating from from the famous: 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series and that is entitled: 'Mir nach!' and that comes in an overall very nice, condition. The decorative card - which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in an unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled: it is void of any writing but does show some minimal storage-age. Simply an attractive, period photo-postcard from the 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a period picture-postcard originating from the famous series: \'Unsere Waffen-SS\'-series entitled: \'Panzer greifen an\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a black- and white, period picture-postcard originating from from the famous: 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series and that is entitled: 'Panzer greifen an' and that comes in an overall very nice, condition. The decorative card - which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in an unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled: it is void of any writing but does show some minimal storage-age. Simply an attractive, period photo-postcard from the 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a period picture-postcard originating from the famous series: \'Unsere Waffen-SS\'-series entitled: \'Sowjetstrasse\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a black- and white, period picture-postcard originating from from the famous: 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series and that is entitled: 'Sowjetstrasse' and that comes in an overall very nice, condition. The decorative card - which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in an unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled: it is void of any writing but does show some minimal storage-age. Simply an attractive, period photo-postcard from the 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a period picture-postcard originating from the famous series: \'Unsere Waffen-SS\'-series entitled: \'Vor dem Angriff\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a black- and white, period picture-postcard originating from from the famous: 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series and that is entitled: 'Vor dem Angriff' and that comes in an overall very nice, condition. The decorative card - which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in an unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled: it is void of any writing but does show some minimal storage-age. Simply an attractive, period photo-postcard from the 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous: \'Unsere Waffen-SS\'-series, entitled: \'Am MG\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from from the famous: 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series, entitled: 'Am MG', that comes in an overall nice, condition. The decorative card - which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in an unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled: it is void of any writing but does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply an attractive, period photo-postcard from the 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous: \'Unsere Waffen-SS\'-series, entitled: \'Kavallerie auf einem Übungsritt\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from from the famous: 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series, entitled: 'Kavallerie auf einem Übungsritt', that comes in an overall nice, condition. The decorative card - which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in an unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled: it is void of any writing but does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply an attractive, period photo-postcard from the 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous: \'Unsere Waffen-SS\'-series, entitled: \'Mann gegen Sowjetpanzer\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from from the famous: 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series, entitled: 'Mann gegen Sowjetpanzer', that comes in an overall nice, condition. The decorative card - which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in an unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled: it is void of any writing but does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply an attractive, period photo-postcard from the 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous: \'Unsere Waffen-SS\'-series, entitled: \'Strassenkampf\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from from the famous: 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series, entitled: 'Strassenkampf', that comes in an overall nice, condition. The decorative card - which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in an unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled: it is void of any writing but does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply an attractive, period photo-postcard from the 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous: \'Unsere Waffen-SS\'-series, entitled: \'Trompeterkorps einer SS-Kavalleriedivision\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from from the famous: 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series, entitled: 'Trompeterkorps einer SS-Kavalleriedivision', that comes in an overall nice, condition. The decorative card - which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in an unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled: it is void of any writing but does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply an attractive, period photo-postcard from the 'Unsere Waffen-SS'-series that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - N.S.D.A.P.-related \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' (also referred to as: \'Gau München\'-honorary-badge) being a maker- (ie. \'Deschler\'-) marked example showing the text: \'Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt!\' This is a truly very attractive - and very detailed and/or pronounced! - N.S.D.A.P.-related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' (often also referred to as: 'Gau München'-honorary-badge) being a maker- (ie. 'Deschler u. Sohn - München'-) marked and/or copper-based example, showing a (detailed and pronounced) 'swastika'-device coupled with the text: 'Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt! - 1933' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- ie. moderately worn-), condition. The attractive and circular-shaped piece is executed in reddish-brown-toned- and copper-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has I deem never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge - which was issued- ie. awarded to commemorate the 10-years anniversary of the N.S.D.A.P. in München - comes mounted on its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a (as more often vaguely stamped) 'Deschler & Söhn - München'-makers'-designation. Simply a great occasion to acquire an N.S.D.A.P.-related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - N.S.D.A.P.-related \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' (also referred to as: \'Gau München\'-honorary-badge) being a maker- (ie. \'Deschler\'-) marked example showing the text: \'Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt!\' This is an attractive - and very detailed and/or pronounced! - N.S.D.A.P.-related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' (often also referred to as: 'Gau München'-honorary-badge) being a typical maker- (ie. 'Deschler & Söhne - München') marked and/or (I deem) copper-based example, showing a (detailed and pronounced) 'swastika'-device coupled with the text: 'Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt! - 1933' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- ie. moderately worn-), condition. The attractive and circular-shaped piece is executed in reddish-brown-toned- and (I deem) copper-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age and is still a bit dirty ie. dusty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge - which was issued- ie. awarded to commemorate the 10-years anniversary of the N.S.D.A.P. in München - comes mounted on its functional (and unaltered!) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire an N.S.D.A.P.-related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - N.S.D.A.P.-related \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' (also referred to as: \'Gau München\'-honorary-badge) being a maker- (ie. \'Deschler\'-) marked example showing the text: \'Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt!\' This is a truly attractive - and very detailed and/or pronounced! - N.S.D.A.P.-related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' (often also referred to as: 'Gau München'-honorary-badge) being a typical maker- (ie. 'Deschler - München'-) marked and/or copper-toneed example, showing a (detailed and pronounced) 'swastika'-device coupled with the text: 'Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt! - 1933' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem issued- ie. moderately worn-), condition. The attractive and circular-shaped piece is executed in reddish-brown-toned- and (I deem) copper-based metal: it shows some minimal wear and/or moderate age but has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, minimally tarnished-, age-patina). The badge - which was issued- ie. awarded to commemorate the 10-years anniversary of the N.S.D.A.P. in München - comes mounted on its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire an N.S.D.A.P.-related, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - N.S.D.A.P.-related \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' (also referred to as: \'Gau München\'-honorary-badge) being a non-maker-marked example showing the text: \'Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt!\' This is a truly attractive - and very detailed and/or pronounced! - N.S.D.A.P.-related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' (often also referred to as: 'Gau München'-honorary-badge) being a typical non-maker-marked and/or copper-based example, showing a (detailed and pronounced) 'swastika'-device coupled with the text: 'Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt! - 1933' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- ie. moderately worn-), condition. The attractive and circular-shaped piece is executed in reddish-brown-toned- and copper-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge - which was issued- ie. awarded to commemorate the 10-years anniversary of the N.S.D.A.P. in München - comes mounted on its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an interesting period-engraved text on its back (possibly a name that reads: 'Enanier' or alike) and shows additionally some engraved initials on the back of the swastika (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire an N.S.D.A.P.-related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - N.S.D.A.P.-related \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' (also referred to as: \'Gau München\'-honorary-badge) being a non-maker-marked example showing the text: \'Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt!\' This is a truly attractive - and very detailed and/or pronounced! - N.S.D.A.P.-related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' (often also referred to as: 'Gau München'-honorary-badge) being a typical non-maker-marked and/or (I deem) copper-based example, showing a (detailed and pronounced) 'swastika'-device coupled with the text: 'Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt! - 1933' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- ie. moderately worn-), condition. The attractive and circular-shaped piece is executed in reddish-brown-toned- and (I deem) copper-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty ie. dusty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge - which was issued- ie. awarded to commemorate the 10-years anniversary of the N.S.D.A.P. in München - comes mounted on its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire an N.S.D.A.P.-related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - pair of tan- (ie. off-white-) coloured, so-called: WH \'Schneebrille\' (or specific snow-glasses) as was used by the various \'Gebirgsjägertruppen\' (ie. mountain-troops) and/or \'Scharfschützen\' (snipers) This neat - and actually scarcely seen! - pair of tan- (ie. off-white-) coloured, so-called: WH 'Schneebrille' (or specific snow-glasses) as was used by the various 'Gebirgsjägertruppen' (ie. mountain-troops) and/or 'Scharfschützen' (snipers) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is totally void of any marking or designation - comes in a wonderfull condition overall and only shows some minor aging (and/or minimal rust-staining) as I deem caused by years of storage and/or minimal wear: it is naturally fully functional. Simply a neat and surely rarely seen piece of specific WH-mountaintroop- ie. sniper-equipment: only the second such interesting equipment-item I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - single example of an OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related golden-brown-coloured, (I deem) officers\'-pattern rank-patch (ie. \'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\') This is an attractive - albeit single but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of an OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related golden-brown-coloured- and (I deem) officers\'-pattern rank-patch (ie. \'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\') that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- albeit never worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The patch is nicely executed on a square- (ie. 9,5 x 9,5 cms.-) sized piece of (smooth-type) golden-brown-coloured linnen that shows the (silverish-white-coloured- and machine-embroidered) \'OT\'-characters: next to this does the \'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\' show three (linnen-braid-based- and silverish-coloured) \'rank-bars\' attached (denoting the respective OT-officers\'-rank) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually- ie. scarcely encountered! - single example of an officers\'-type \'Org.Todt\'-related \'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - single example of an OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related golden-brown-coloured, (I deem) officers\'-pattern rank-patch (ie. \'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\') This is an attractive - albeit single but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of an OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related golden-brown-coloured- and (I deem) officers\'-pattern rank-patch (ie. \'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\') that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- albeit never worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The patch is nicely executed on a square- (ie. 9,5 x 6 cms.-) sized piece of (smooth-type) golden-brown-coloured linnen that shows the (silverish-white-coloured- and machine-embroidered) \'OT\'-characters: next to this does the \'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\' show a single (linnen-braid-based- and silverish-coloured) \'rank-bar\' attached (denoting the respective OT-officers\'-rank) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually- ie. scarcely encountered! - single example of an officers\'-type \'Org.Todt\'-related \'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - single example of an OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related golden-brown-coloured, (I deem) officers\'-pattern rank-patch (ie. \'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\') This is an attractive - albeit single but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of an OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related golden-brown-coloured- and (I deem) officers\'-pattern rank-patch (ie. \'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\') that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- albeit never worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The patch is nicely executed on a square- (ie. 10 x 8 cms.-) sized piece of (smooth-type) golden-brown-coloured linnen that shows the (silverish-white-coloured- and machine-embroidered) \'OT\'-characters: next to this does the \'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\' show two (linnen-braid-based- and silverish-coloured) \'rank-bars\' attached (denoting the respective OT-officers\'-rank) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually- ie. scarcely encountered! - single example of an officers\'-type \'Org.Todt\'-related \'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - single example of an OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related golden-brown-coloured, (I deem) officers\'-pattern rank-patch (ie. \'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\') This is an attractive - albeit single but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of an OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related golden-brown-coloured- and (I deem) officers\'-pattern rank-patch (ie. \'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\') that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- albeit never worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The patch is nicely executed on a square- (ie. 9,5 x 8,5 cms.-) sized piece of (smooth-type) golden-brown-coloured linnen that shows the (silverish-white-coloured- and machine-embroidered) \'OT\'-characters: next to this does the \'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\' show three (linnen-braid-based- and silverish-coloured) \'rank-bars\' attached (denoting the respective OT-officers\'-rank) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually- ie. scarcely encountered! - single example of an officers\'-type \'Org.Todt\'-related \'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - single example of an OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related golden-brown-coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-patch (ie. \'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\') as intended for an: \'Oberfrontführer\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of an OT- (ie.: 'Organisation Todt'-) related golden-brown-coloured, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-patch (ie. 'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen') as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberfrontführer' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and never worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The patch is nicely executed in so-called: flatwire 'BeVo'-weave pattern and shows two (bright-silver-coloured- and interwoven) 'rank-bars' (denoting the respective OT-rank) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually- ie. scarcely encountered! - single example of an EM- (ie. NCO-) type 'Org.Todt'-related 'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - single example of an OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related golden-brown-coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-patch (ie. \'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\') as intended for an: \'Oberfrontführer\' This is an attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of an OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related golden-brown-coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-patch (ie. \'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberfrontführer\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and never worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The patch is nicely executed in so-called: flatwire \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and shows two (bright-silver-coloured- and interwoven) \'rank-bars\' (denoting the respective OT-rank) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually- ie. scarcely encountered! - single example of an EM- (ie. NCO-) type \'Org.Todt\'-related \'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - single example of an OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related golden-brown-coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank-patch (ie. \'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\') This is an attractive - albeit single but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of an OT- (ie.: 'Organisation Todt'-) related golden-brown-coloured, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank-patch (ie. 'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen') that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- albeit never worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The patch is nicely executed on a square- (ie. 9,5 x 9,5 cms.-) sized piece of (smooth-type) golden-brown-coloured linnen that shows the (pinkish-red-coloured- and machine-embroidered) 'OT'-characters: next to this does the 'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen' show three (linnen-braid-based- and red-coloured) 'rank-bars' attached (denoting the respective OT-rank) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually- ie. scarcely encountered! - single example of an EM- (ie. NCO-) type 'Org.Todt'-related 'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - single example of an OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related golden-brown-coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank-patch (ie. \'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\') This is an attractive - albeit single but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of an OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related golden-brown-coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank-patch (ie. \'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\') that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- albeit never worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The patch is nicely executed on a square- (ie. 9,5 x 9,5 cms.-) sized piece of (smooth-type) golden-brown-coloured linnen that shows the (pinkish-red-coloured- and machine-embroidered) \'OT\'-characters: next to this does the \'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\' show three (linnen-braid-based- and red-coloured) \'rank-bars\' attached (denoting the respective OT-rank) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually- ie. scarcely encountered! - single example of an EM- (ie. NCO-) type \'Org.Todt\'-related \'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - single example of an OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related golden-brown-coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank-patch (ie. \'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\') This is an attractive - albeit single but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of an OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related golden-brown-coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank-patch (ie. \'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\') that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- albeit simply never worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The patch is nicely executed on a square- (ie. 9,5 x 9,5 cms.-) sized piece of (smooth-type) golden-brown-coloured linnen that shows the (pinkish-red-coloured- and machine-embroidered) \'OT\'-characters: next to this does the \'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\' show three (linnen-braid-based- and typical red-coloured) \'rank-bars\' attached of which the last one is somewhat \'broader-shaped\' (denoting the respective OT-rank) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually- ie. scarcely encountered! - single example of an EM- (ie. NCO-) type \'Org.Todt\'-related \'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - so-called: WH \'Schnee-Schutzbrille\' (ie. snow-glasses) as was - amongst others - used by the: \'Geb.Jäger-Truppen\' and that comes stored in its period, 2-pieced etui (ie. storage-box) This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - so-called: WH 'Schnee-Schutzbrille' (ie. specific snow-glasses) as was - amongst others - used by the: 'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen' (mountain-troops) and that comes stored in its period, two-pieced etui (ie. storage-box or: 'Schuber') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly- ie. only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece comes in a wonderful condition and only shows some truly minor aging (and/or staining) as was (I deem) caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear: it is naturally fully functional and comes mounted on its two linnen-based straps. The piece came stored in its period, two-pieced etui (ie. storage-box) that shows the printed text: 'Schnee-Schutzbrille' and inked (presumed) makers'-designation (that reads: 'T.D.E.' or alike as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and surely rarely seen! - piece of specific mountain-trooper-equipment: only the second such item I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - stainless-steel-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Panzerjäger\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'Stamm/K.Pz.Jäg.Ers.Abt. 9\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a silver-coloured- and/or typical stainless-steel- (ie. 'Edelstahl'-) based, WH (Heeres) ie. 'Panzerjäger'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'Stamm/K.Pz.Jäg.Ers.Abt. 9' (and as such belonging to a soldier (or NCO ie. officer) who served within the: 'Stammkompanie' of the: 'Panzerjäger Ersatz-Abteilung 9' or: 'root'-company of the: anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers' replacement-unit, numbered: '9'). The disc comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn: of additional interest is the additionally added ring (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc shows the bearers'-blood-group-type ('Type B') and shows a clearly stamped bearers-numeral that reads: '5753'. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered: as stated above came it mounted with a tiny ring attached (possibly used to attach a talisman or alike). Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) ie. 'Panzerjäger'-related ID-disc that belonged to a soldier serving with the: 'Stamm/K.Pz.Jäg.Ers.Abt. 9'!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 2. Klasse (ie. \'in Silber\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive, WWII-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 2. Klasse (ie. 'in Silber') being a neat maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed award - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or catch (set-up) - truly retains all of its silver-coloured finish and is a typical, pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer'-company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains its (somewhat shiny!) silver-coloured finish and is only moderately worn (but was I deem never cleaned nor polished). The piece is naturally a typical, WWII-era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply a neat - and actually scarcely seen! - 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 2. Klasse (ie. 'in Silber')!

Attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - \'HJ\'/\'BDM\' (\'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Mitte Mittelland\' This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example misses its paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' (which was with certainty once there but got lost over the years as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was most certainly worn and/or once tunic-attached: it does show some age, wear and/or minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. It still shows three metal-based snap-on buttons (period-mounted on the corners) as used to easily attach ie. detach the patch when worn. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - female-type 'HJ'/'BDM' ('Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel') district-triangle that is I accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarely seen! - \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being a neatly maker (ie. \'A\'-) marked, magnetic \'steel-based\'-variant as was produced by the: \'Assmann & Söhne\'-company This particular example - being as stated above a clearly maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked, silverish-grey-toned- and/or typical steel-based piece - has maintained an attractive age-patina and comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-toned) pin (which comes mounted onto its typical mounting as seen with pieces by this particular maker). The piece is quite detailed and pronounced: it has, however, clearly been used and/or worn as such and does show some obvious age, wear and/or (rust)staining (mainly on its back) but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished (it still retains a somewhat \'tarnished\' finish as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - that retains most of of its bright silver-toned finish - shows great pronounced detail as to be expected. The piece is a typical (magnetic) \'steel-based\'-variant that was produced by - and can be attributed to - the: \'Assmann & Söhne\'-company: the tiny \'A\'-makers-designation (present in its centre of the swastika on the back of the badge as can be seen in picture 5) confirms this (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually scarely seen! - example that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarely seen! - \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being a neatly maker (ie. \'A\'-) marked, zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based-variant as was produced by the: \'Assmann & Söhne\'-company This particular example - being as stated above a clearly maker- (ie. 'A'-) marked, silverish-grey-toned- and/or typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based piece - has maintained an attractive age-patina and comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped- and/or typical bright-silver-toned) pin (which comes mounted onto its typical mounting as seen with pieces by this particular maker). The piece is quite detailed and pronounced: it has, however, clearly been used and/or worn as such and does show some obvious age, wear and/or staining but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished (it still retains a somewhat 'tarnished' finish as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - that retains most of of its silverish-grey-toned finish - shows great pronounced detail as to be expected. The piece is a typical (non-magnetic) 'zinc-based'-variant that was produced by - and can be attributed to - the: 'Assmann & Söhne'-company: the tiny 'A'-makers-designation (present in its centre of the swastika on the back of the badge as can be seen in the pictures) confirms this (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually scarely seen! - example that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually scarely seen! - \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being a neatly maker (ie. \'A\'-) marked, zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based-variant as was produced by the: \'Assmann & Söhne\'-company This particular example - being as stated above a clearly maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked, silverish-grey-toned- and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based piece - has maintained an attractive age-patina and comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped- and/or typical bright-silver-toned) pin (which comes mounted onto its typical \'mounting\' as seen with pieces by this particular maker). The piece is quite detailed and pronounced: it has, however, clearly been used and/or worn as such and does show some obvious age, wear and/or staining but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished (it still retains a somewhat \'tarnished\' finish as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - that retains most ie. all of of its silverish-grey-toned finish - shows great pronounced detail as to be expected. The piece is a typical (non-magnetic) \'zinc-based\'-variant that was produced by - and can be attributed to - the: \'Assmann & Söhne\'-company: the tiny \'A\'- (ie. \'1\'-) makers-designation (present in its centre of the swastika on the back of the badge) confirms this (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually scarely seen! - example that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and actually seldomly seen! - \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 2. Klasse (ie. \'in Silber\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive, WWII-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 2. Klasse (ie. 'in Silber') being a neat maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed award - which comes on its functional pin- and/or catch (set-up) - truly retains most of its greyish-silver-coloured finish and is a typical, pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending marking (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains most of its greyish-silver-coloured finish and is only moderately worn (but was with certainly never cleaned nor polished). The piece is naturally a WWII-era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply a neat - and actually seldomly seen! - 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 2. Klasse (ie. 'in Silber')!

Attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - golden-bronze-toned, so-called: \'RADwJ\' (or: womens\' labour-service) service-badge (or: \'Dienstbrosche\') as was intended for a fairly high-ranked: \'Maidenführerin\' This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - golden-bronze-toned and (I deem) zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based, so-called: 'RADwJ' (or: womens' labour-service) service-badge (or: 'Dienstbrosche') as was intended for a: 'Maidenführerin' and that comes in an overall overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and - I deem - period-repaired-), condition. The brooch - having an approximate diameter of approximately 4 cms. - has truly pronounced detail and comes naturally mounted onto its functional- (albeit period-re-attached) pin-back set-up (which is of course functional). The badge - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation (ie. 'D'-logo), 'RADwJ'-designation and/or date: '41' as can be seen on the pictures - has a truly nice, somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina and was with certainty never cleaned nor polished: it came from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. A similar specimen is also figured in the: 'Heering-Hüsken-Abzeichenkatalog', wherein it is given a unique reference-number (ie. '3806F') and is given an estimated value of 180 Eu. Simply an attractive - and truly scarcely encountered! - 'RADwJ-Dienstbrosche' as was specifically intended for a: 'Maidenführerin' that is priced according to its overall nice albeit period-repaired condition!

Attractive - and actually truly scarcely seen! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) female-related, \'LW-Helferinnen\'-rank-patch as was specifically intended for a staff-member holding the unusally seen rank of a: \'LW-Hauptdienstführerin\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) female-related, 'LW-Helferinnen'-rank-patch (ie. 'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen') as was specifically intended for a staff-member holding the unusally seen rank of a: 'LW-Hauptdienstführerin' and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem issued- albeit never worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. These rank-patches saw usage in the later war-years and were worn on the upper left-arm: they never came in sets but were used in a single manner. The patch is nicely executed on a square- (ie. 10 x 9,5 cms.-) sized piece of (smooth-type) bluish-grey-coloured wool that shows four (typical braid-based-, thin-shaped- and/or silverish-coloured) 'rank-bars' attached (as can be seen on the pictures) denoting the respective 'Luftwaffe-Helferinnen'-rank of: 'Hauptdienstführerin'. The piece is addtionally backed with a piece of beige-coloured linnen and shows a (black-coloured) ink-stamp that shows an: RB-numeral and years'-designation (1944). Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually- ie. truly scarcely encountered! - example of a 'LW-Helferinnen'-rank-patch as was specifically intended for a staff-member holding the unusally seen rank of a: 'Hauptdienstführerin'!

Attractive - and actually truly scarcely seen! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) female-related, \'LW-Helferinnen\'-rank-patch as was specifically intended for a staff-member holding the unusally seen rank of a: \'LW-Oberdienstführerin\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) female-related, 'LW-Helferinnen'-rank-patch (ie. 'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen') as was specifically intended for a staff-member holding the unusally seen rank of a: 'LW-Oberdienstführerin' and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem issued- albeit never worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. These rank-patches saw usage in the later war-years and were worn on the upper left-arm: they never came in sets but were used in a single manner. The patch is nicely executed on a square- (ie. 10 x 9,5 cms.-) sized piece of (smooth-type) bluish-grey-coloured wool that shows three (typical braid-based-, thin-shaped- and/or silverish-coloured) 'rank-bars' attached (as can be seen on the pictures) denoting the respective 'Luftwaffe-Helferinnen'-rank of: 'Oberdienstführerin'. The piece is addtionally backed with a piece of beige-coloured linnen and shows a (black-coloured) ink-stamp that shows an: RB-numeral and years'-designation (1944). Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually- ie. truly scarcely encountered! - example of a 'LW-Helferinnen'-rank-patch as was specifically intended for a staff-member holding the unusally seen rank of a: 'Oberdienstführerin'!

Attractive - and actually unusally seen! - single-pieced and non-detachable, WH medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Einzelspange\') showing a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) The very attractive - and actually in this single-pieced set-up scarcely encountered! - WH medal-bar (ie. 'Orden- o. Einzelspange') showing a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) that comes period-mounted as a (non-detachable) 'Einzelspange' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and I deem only minimally worn-), condition. The medal retains most (ie. all!) of its truly darker-bronze-coloured finish and has never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The 'Westwall'-medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen - has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The 'Spange' just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbon shows some equal minor usage and/or staining. The 'Spange' has truly very nice detail and is 'backed' with a piece of greyish-coloured wool and still retains its (still fully functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply a very attractive, WWII-period 'Orden- o. Einzelspange' having a not that often seen set-up: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive - and actually unusally seen! - single-pieced and non-detachable, WH medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Einzelspange\') showing a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) The very attractive - and actually in this single-pieced set-up scarcely encountered! - WH medal-bar (ie. 'Orden- o. Einzelspange') showing a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) that comes period-mounted as a (non-detachable) 'Einzelspange' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and I deem only minimally worn-), condition. The medal retains most (ie. all!) of its truly darker-bronze-coloured finish and has never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The 'Westwall'-medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen - has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The 'Spange' just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbon shows some equal minor usage and/or staining. The 'Spange' has truly very nice detail and is 'backed' with a piece of greyish-coloured wool and still retains its (still fully functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply a very attractive, WWII-period 'Orden- o. Einzelspange' having a not that often seen set-up: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive - and actually unusally seen! - single-pieced and non-detachable, WH single-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Einzelspange\') showing a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) The very attractive - and actually in this single-pieced set-up scarcely encountered! - WH medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Einzelspange\') showing a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) that comes period-mounted as a (non-detachable) \'Einzelspange\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and I deem only minimally worn-), condition. The medal retains most (ie. all!) of its truly darker-bronze-coloured finish and has never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The \'Westwall\'-medal - which is a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen - has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The \'Spange\' just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbon shows some equal minor usage and/or staining. The \'Spange\' has truly very nice detail and is \'backed\' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool and still retains its (still fully functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply a very attractive, WWII-period \'Orden- o. Einzelspange\' having a not that often seen set-up: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive - and actually unusally seen! - single-pieced and non-detachable, WH single-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Einzelspange\') showing a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) The very attractive - and actually in this single-pieced set-up scarcely encountered! - WH medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Einzelspange\') showing a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) that comes period-mounted as a (non-detachable) \'Einzelspange\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and I deem only minimally worn-), condition. The medal retains most (ie. all!) of its truly darker-bronze-coloured finish and has never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The \'Westwall\'-medal - which is a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen - has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The \'Spange\' just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbon shows some equal minor usage and/or staining. The \'Spange\' has truly very nice detail and is \'backed\' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool and still retains its (still fully functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply a very attractive, WWII-period \'Orden- o. Einzelspange\' having a not that often seen set-up: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive - and actually unusally seen! - single-pieced and non-detachable, WH single-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Einzelspange\') showing a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) The very attractive - and actually in this single-pieced set-up scarcely encountered! - WH medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Einzelspange\') showing a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) that comes period-mounted as a (non-detachable) \'Einzelspange\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and I deem only minimally worn-), condition. The medal retains most (ie. all!) of its truly darker-bronze-coloured finish and has never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The \'Westwall\'-medal - which is a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen - has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The \'Spange\' just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbon shows some equal minor usage and/or staining. The \'Spange\' has truly very nice detail and is \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-coloured wool and still retains its (still fully functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply a very attractive, WWII-period \'Orden- o. Einzelspange\' having a not that often seen set-up: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive - and actually unusually encountered! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') zinc-based- (ie. \'molded-style-\') belt-buckle, being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM\' - \'M4/39\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and actually unusually encountered! - HJ ('Hitlerjugend') zinc-based- (ie. 'molded-style-') belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften der Hitlerjugend') being a clearly maker- (ie. 'RzM' - 'M4/72'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly used- ie. worn-) condition. The buckle was presumably worn but nevertheless still retains extraordinary detail as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has a typical, silver-zinc-coloured- and somewhat 'dull' appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished (it has just acquired some minimal tarnish ie. dirt over the years and shows some minimal scratching caused by handling over the years). The buckle shows a super-imposed makers'-designation that reads: 'RzM' - 'M4/72' (as can be seen from the pictures). Simply an attractive, 'variant'-style, youth-related belt-buckle which is actually not that commonly encountered in this zinc-based- ie. 'molded' version!

Attractive - and actually unusually encountered! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\'), zinc-based (ie. \'molded-style-\') belt-buckle, being a maker- (ie. \'RzM\' - \'M4/38\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and actually unusually encountered! - HJ ('Hitlerjugend'), zinc-based (ie. 'molded-style-' and/or variant-pattern-) belt-buckle, being a maker- (ie. 'RzM' - 'M4/38'-) marked example, in overall very nice- (ie. IMO unissued and/or virtually mint-/ie. IMO never worn-) condition. The buckle is IMO never worn and still retains extraordinary detail as to be expected. The piece has a typical, silver-zinc coloured- and somewhat 'dull' appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished (it has just acquired some blackened tarnish ie. dirt over the years and shows some minimal scratching caused by uncareful handling or alike). It is naturally stamped with the makers'-signification: 'RzM' - 'M4/38' (as can be seen from the pictures). Simply a very attractive 'variant'-style, youth-related belt-buckle which is actually not that commonly encountered in this zinc-based- ie. 'molded' version!

Attractive - and actually unusually encountered! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\'), zinc-based (ie. \'molded-style-\') belt-buckle, being a maker- (ie. \'RzM\' - \'M4/72\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and actually unusually encountered! - HJ ('Hitlerjugend'), zinc-based (ie. 'molded-style-') belt-buckle, being a maker- (ie. 'RzM' - 'M4/72'-) marked example, in overall very nice- (ie. unissued and/or virtually mint-/ie. IMO never worn-) condition. The buckle is IMO never worn and still retains extraordinary detail as to be expected. The piece has a typical, silver-zinc coloured- and somewhat 'dull' appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished (it has just acquired some blackened tarnish ie. dirt over the years and shows some minimal scratching caused by uncareful handling or alike). It is naturally stamped with the makers'-signification: 'RzM' - 'M4/72' (as can be seen from the pictures). Simply a very attractive 'variant'-style, youth-related belt-buckle which is actually not that commonly encountered in this zinc-based- ie. 'molded' version!

Attractive - and actually unusually encountered! - maker- (ie. \'26\'-) marked example of a silver wound-badge (or: \'Verwundetenabzeichen in Silber\') by the maker: \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' This is a truly attractive - and actually unusually encountered! - maker- (ie. '26'-) marked example of a silver wound-badge (or: 'Verwundetenabzeichen in Silber') as was produced by the maker: 'B.H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt', in overall nice (ie. most certainly issued and/or used-) condition. The badge just shows minimal wear ie. age but retains most of its original silver-coloured surface. The badge - which is executed in zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers-signification: '26' on the back (see photos), signifying that it was a piece as produced by the: 'B.H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt' company, based in the town of Pforzheim. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (molded-) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining: it shows a neat age-patina. Simply a very nice and desirable, maker-marked- silver wound-badge by the: 'B.H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt': hard to find a more nicely preserved example!

Attractive - and actually unusually encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium-based breast-eagle, as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics, being a very detailed- albeit non-maker-marked - specimen This is a truly attractive - and in this aluminium-based version actually not that often encountered - item: a WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium-based breast-eagle, as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics, being a very detailed- albeit non-maker-marked - specimen, that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used ie. worn-) condition. The eagle is - as stated - a very detailed example (of the second model) that is constructed of fairly shiny (ie. off-factory polished-) aluminium-based, metal. The eagle - which has naturally a functional pin- and catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished. The pin is naturally still fully functional (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped 'A' in the centre on the back): this one is as stated of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private household and that was never before in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type-, LW breast-eagle that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and actually unusually seen! - single-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\'), showing the ribbon for a: \'WH-DA der 3. Kl.\' that has a (larger-sized- and golden-coloured-) eagle-device attached This is a neat - and actually unusually seen! - single-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange'), showing the ribbon for a: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: 12-years loyal-service medal) that has a (larger-sized- and golden-coloured-) eagle-device period-attached and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit used and/or moderately worn-), condition. The - detailed and unusually larger-sized - (eagle-) device has a neat and/or minimally 'frosted' albeit detailed appearance: it retains a nice and/or bright-golden-coloured age-patina. The piece - which is of the 'standard' ie. larger (ie. 3 cms. wide-) version - is fully functional and comes mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up: it is 'backed' with a piece of green-coloured wool as more often. Simply an attractive 'Feld- o. Bandspange': ideal to upgrade or decorate almost any TR-related tunic!

Attractive - and actually very rarely encountered! - NJS- (or: \'Nationale Jeugdstorm\') dagger ie. \'Fahrtenmesser\' (or in Dutch language: \'stormersmes\') being a period-altered example that bears the serial-number: \'A 444\' This is attractive - and actually very rarely encountered! - NJS- (or: 'Nationale Jeugdstorm') dagger ie. 'Fahrtenmesser' (or in Dutch language: 'stormersmes') being a period-altered example that comes in a clearly used- ie. somewhat sharpened, condition. The 'NJS' was the the Dutch youth-movement that existed from 1937 to 1945 and that was an NSB-related organisation and Dutch equivalent of the German HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'). The dagger on offer - which is quite small-sized and that measures from top to bottom only 21,5 cms. as to be expected - is regrettably period-altered and misses its enamelled NJS-logo (ie. gull-symbol) in its grips (which has very unusually been repaced by a firmly inserted WWII-period, Dutch coin as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes with its (undamaged) ivory-white-coloured grips and metal-based- and black-coloured metal scabbard (that retains its functional leather closing-device). The piece was - as always - produced by the famous maker (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Eickhorn' based in the town of Solingen (and also shows the engraved 'Eickhorn'-logo as to be expected). The - as stated above roughly sharpened - blade shows the to be expected motto that reads: 'Moed, Eer en Trouw' (being the Dutch language-translation of: 'Courage, Honor and Loyalty'). Moreover, does it show a unique (low!) serial-number that reads: 'A 444' (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that truly not many if these interesting NJS-daggers survived and I deem that this example can still be professionally restored if wished so. I deem that this example is actually reasonably priced: a fully untouched and complete example would easily fetch the double of my asking-price!

Attractive - and actually very rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) armband (or: \'Dienstarmbinde\') as was (IMO) intended for (graduated-) staff-members within one of the army-/naval officers\' cadet-schools, in overall very nice condition This is a truly very attractive - and with certainty very rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) armband (or: 'Dienstarmbinde') as was (IMO) intended for (non-graduated?)-) staff-members within one of the army- (ie. naval-) officers' cadet-schools, in overall very nice (ie. minimally used- and/or worn-) condition. The neat armband - which measures 42 x 10 cms. in length - shows the typical, WH eagle-device as woven in black-coloured (!) linnen on a white-/ie. somewhat beige-coloured (and/or stained-) linnen-based background. The eagle - which is period attached to the armband by means of 'zig-zag'-stitching - is neatly executed in 'BeVo'-weave pattern and is only the second such rare example that I have ever encountered. The piece - which has clearly been used and worn and shows some obvious wear, age and/or staining - has furthermore the (typical-) light-blue coloured borders but is not also 'enclosed' within a frame of similar braid. (Note: I might therefore been intended for cadets ie. junior-officers who did not yet completed their training. Simply a very nice - and with certainty rarely seen! - Heeres- (ie. eventually Kriegsmarine-) related 'Armbinde' which is IMO priced according to its desirability and/or unmistaken rarity!

Attractive - and actually very rarely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) armband (or: \'Dienstarmbinde\') as was (I deem) specifically intended for (non-graduated) staff-members within one of the naval officers\'-cadet-schools This is a truly very attractive - and with certainty very rarely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) armband (or: 'Dienstarmbinde') as was (I deem) specifically intended for (non-graduated) staff-members ie. students serving within one of the naval officers'-cadet-schools and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-) condition. The neat armband - which was never sewn-together measures 48,5 x 9,5 cms. in length - shows the typical, WH (Kriegsmarine) anchor-device as woven in black- (ie. golden-yellow-) coloured linnen on a white- ie. somewhat beige-coloured and linnen-based background. The piece - which has simply never been used shows some minimal storage-age and/or staining - has furthermore the (typical-) light-blue coloured borders but is not also 'enclosed' within a frame of similar braid. I am personally quite convinced that these naval armbands were worn by students serving within one of the naval officers'-cadet-schools, however, another reference-book mentions that these armbands were intended for soldiers having: 'Havariedienst' (I deem some sort of harbour-service). In any case is this a very nice - and with certainty rarely seen! - Kriegsmarine-related 'Armbinde' that is priced according to its desirability and/or unmistaken rarity!

Attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - (pre)WWII-period, so-called: \'Motorrad-Kennzeichen-Schild\' (ie. motorcycle numberplate as was specifically intended for the front-fender) depicting the \'Kennzeichen\' that reads: \'IZ 206588\' This is an attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - (pre)WWII-period, so-called: 'Motorrad-Kennzeichen-Schild' (ie. motorcycle numberplate as was specifically intended for the front-fender) depicting the 'Kennzeichen' that reads: 'IZ 206588' and that is accordingly ink-stamped and that comes in an overall very nice- (and only moderately used- ie. once mounted-), condition. The plate retains almost all of its period-applied paint and just shows some obvious and regular usage-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows various ink- (ie. paint!) stamps (or: Dienstsiegel) that read: 'Landrat des Oberbergischen Kreises in Gummersbach' (as can be seen on the pictures). The licence-plate registration-characters 'IZ' signified that the motorcycle who used this number was registered in the so-called: 'Rheinprovinz' (wherein also the town of Gummersbach is located). Simply a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'Motorrad-Kennzeichen-Schild' that is priced according to its obvious scarcity and/or desrirability!

Attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - example of a darker-blue-coloured (and female-related!) TeNo-cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Technische Assistentin\' being an example as was woven in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a very attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - example of a darker-blue-coloured (and female-related!) so-called: cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Technische Assistentin' (ie. technical asstistant) being a (full-length) example as was woven in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The cuff-title is executed in greyish-coloured linnen as interwoven on a darker-blue-coloured (and also linnen-based) background (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes in a full-length condition and measures approximately 35 cms. in length (and having an approximate width of 3,2 cms. as to be expected). As usually encountered are both ends 'unfinished' and do show some minor fraying as to be expected: moreover, does the piece show an interwoven makers-designation that reads: 'BeVo - Wuppertal' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The cuff-title does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage only. I could not find any reference-material regarding this interesting item and deem that it would most certainly merit further investigative work. Simply a rarely seen and attractive, female-related 'TeNo'-cuff-title that is priced according to its unmistaken rarirty and/or desirabilty!

Attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - example of a darker-blue-coloured (and female-related!) TeNo-cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Technische Assistentin\' being an example as was woven in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a very attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - example of a darker-blue-coloured (and female-related!) so-called: cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Technische Assistentin\' (ie. technical asstistant) being a (full-length) example as was woven in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The cuff-title is executed in greyish-coloured linnen as interwoven on a darker-blue-coloured (and also linnen-based) background (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes in a full-length condition and measures approximately 35 cms. in length (and having an approximate width of 3,2 cms. as to be expected). As usually encountered are both ends \'unfinished\' and do show some minor fraying as to be expected: moreover, does the piece show an interwoven makers-designation that reads: \'BeVo - Wuppertal\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The cuff-title does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage only. I could not find any reference-material regarding this interesting item and deem that it would most certainly merit further investigative work. Simply a rarely seen and attractive, female-related \'TeNo\'-cuff-title that is priced according to its unmistaken rarirty and/or desirabilty!

Attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - officers\'-pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist-designation: \'M\' (or: \'Hauptmeldebeambter\') This is a very attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - officers\'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen\') bearing the specialist-designation: \'M\' (as was intended for a senior RAD-official with the not that often seen function of: \'Hauptmeldebeamter\' (or: senior-communications-official) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint\' and/or never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. These badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers\'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured \'M\'-character - is neatly executed in so-called \'flat-wire\'-like-\'BeVo\'-weave technique. The piece was never folded nor trimmed as to be expected (but does show some minimal fraying on both top and bottom). The badge is neatly maker-marked and displays the interwoven so-called: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-make as is more often found on RAD cloth badges- and/or insignia. This badge originates from a smaller collection of rarely seen RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that all RAD officers\'-type badges are comparatively scarcely encountered: those intended for specialised functions even more so!

Attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - piece of SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') related arm-insignia, being a so-called: \'Ehrenwinkel für Altgediente Kämpfer o. Angehörigen der SA\' (ie. honor-chevron for old campaigners) This is a truly attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - piece of SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related arm-insignia being a so-called: 'Ehrenwinkel für Altgediente Kämpfer o. Angehörigen der SA' (ie. honor-chevron for old campaigners) that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never tunic-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These honor-chevrons - which were worn on the upper left arm - were worn by SA-members who had joined the SA-organisation prior to the date of 1 January 1933. The example of offer here is in a superb ie. 'mint- ie. unissued' example that will be impossible to be upgraded. It is neatly (of-factory) 'padded' ie. 'backed' with a piece of beige-coloured- and 'buckram-based' cloth. This example came with its (period-attached) paper-based 'RzM'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice and - truly scarcely encountered! - piece of SA cloth insignia: only the first such neat and rarely seen SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related 'Ehrenwinkel' I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - piece of SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') related arm-insignia, being a so-called: \'Ehrenwinkel für Altgediente Kämpfer o. Angehörigen der SA\' (ie. honor-chevron for old campaigners) This is a truly attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - piece of SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related arm-insignia being a so-called: 'Ehrenwinkel für Altgediente Kämpfer o. Angehörigen der SA' (ie. honor-chevron for old campaigners) that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never tunic-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These honor-chevrons - which were worn on the upper left arm - were worn by SA-members who had joined the SA-organisation prior to the date of 1 January 1933. The example of offer here is in a superb ie. 'mint- ie. unissued' example that will be impossible to be upgraded. It is neatly (of-factory) 'padded' ie. 'backed' with a piece of beige-coloured- and 'buckram-based' cloth. This example came without a paper-based 'RzM'-etiket (I deem it simply never had one attached). Simply a very nice and - truly scarcely encountered! - piece of SA cloth insignia: only the second such neat and rarely seen SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related 'Ehrenwinkel' I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - piece of SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') related arm-insignia, being a so-called: \'Ehrenwinkel für Altgediente Kämpfer o. Angehörigen der SA\' (ie. honor-chevron for old campaigners) This is a truly attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - piece of SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related arm-insignia being a so-called: \'Ehrenwinkel für Altgediente Kämpfer o. Angehörigen der SA\' (ie. honor-chevron for old campaigners) that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These honor-chevrons - which were worn on the upper left arm - were worn by SA-members who had joined the SA-organisation prior to the date of 1 January 1933. The example of offer here is in a superb ie. \'mint- ie. unissued\' example that will be impossible to be upgraded. It is neatly (off-factory) \'padded\' ie. \'backed\' with a piece of beige-coloured- and \'buckram-based\' cloth. This example came without a paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket (I deem it simply never had one attached). Simply a very nice and - truly scarcely encountered! - piece of SA cloth insignia: only the third such neat and rarely seen SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related \'Ehrenwinkel\' I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - piece of SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') related arm-insignia, being a so-called: \'Ehrenwinkel für Altgediente Kämpfer o. Angehörigen der SA\' (ie. honor-chevron for old campaigners) This is a truly attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - piece of SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related arm-insignia being a so-called: \'Ehrenwinkel für Altgediente Kämpfer o. Angehörigen der SA\' (ie. honor-chevron for old campaigners) that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These honor-chevrons - which were worn on the upper left arm - were worn by SA-members who had joined the SA-organisation prior to the date of 1 January 1933. The example of offer here is in a superb ie. \'mint- ie. unissued\' example that will be impossible to be upgraded. It is neatly (off-factory) \'padded\' ie. \'backed\' with a piece of beige-coloured- and \'buckram-based\' cloth. This example came without a paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket (I deem it simply never had one attached). Simply a very nice and - truly scarcely encountered! - piece of SA cloth insignia: only the fourth such neat and rarely seen SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related \'Ehrenwinkel\' I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and actually very scarely seen! - \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being a non-maker-marked, zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based, \'hollow\'-variant as was produced by the: \'Hymmen & Co.\'-company This particular example - being as stated above a non-maker-marked, silverish-grey-toned- and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based \'hollow\'-back piece - has maintained an attractive age-patina and comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped- and/or typical silver-toned) pin (which comes mounted onto its typical \'mounting\' as seen with pieces by this particular maker). The piece is quite detailed and pronounced: it has, however, clearly been used and/or worn as such and does show some obvious age, wear and/or staining but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished (it still retains a somewhat \'tarnished\' finish as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - that has lost most ie. all of of its (presumably once-present) silverish-grey-toned finish as more often - shows great pronounced detail as to be expected. The piece is a typical (non-magnetic) \'zinc-based\'-\'hollow\'-variant that was (I deem) produced by - and can be attributed to - the: \'Hymmen & Co.\'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid: certain specific details (such as the typical catch set-up only confirm this (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually scarely seen and desirable! - \'Hymmen & Co.\'-GAB that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and almost matching - pair of N.S.K.K. (or: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') shoulderboards as piped in the bright-red coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by the Dutch NSKK-volunteers This is an attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - Dutch volunteer-related so-called: N.S.K.K. (or: 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') shoulderboard-pair as piped in the bright-red (ie. 'hochroter'-) branchcolour, that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The boards have the typical silver-black-coloured- and/or: 'checkered' upperdecks (ie. tops) and show the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) and 'rayon'-based piping ie. branchcolour attached as to be expected (see pictures). The boards - which measure 12,5 cms. in length each as more often seen - are moderately used and/or worn: they shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining. An example of these boards is also figured in the Bender reference-book entitled: 'Foreign Legions of the Third Reich - Volume 2: Belgium, Great Britain, Holland, Italy and Spain' by David Littlejohn: it is pictured on the top of page 207 of this excellent book). Simply an attractive Dutch-volunteer-related N.S.K.K. (or: 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') shoulderboard-pair: only the first such rare pair I did ever had on offer!

Attractive - and almost matching! - pair of later-war-period-, so-called: \'M44\'-pattern-, simplified WH (Heeres) NCO-type- shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - almost matching pair of later-war-period-, so-called: 'M44'-pattern-, simplified WH (Heeres) NCO-type- shoulderstraps, as piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as were intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: sergeant who served within the infantry-troops), that comes in overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or minimally stained-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are both measure approximately 12 ie. 12,3 cms. in length each as more often seen - have the neat, 'silk-like'-type piping attached as more encountered with these later-war-period shoulderstraps. The shoulderstraps - which originate from a larger cloth- and insignia-collection I recently acquired - are constructed following the typical '1944 cloth-minimising production-manner', using different shades of wool and/or material (see pictures). The boards come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard'-type- and/or bluish-grey-coloured- (and/or somewhat 'sub-dued'-) 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid attached. The straps also show two (identical- and/or zinc-based-) pips attached denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Feldwebel'. It should be noted that all 'M44'-pattern-, NCO-type straps are actually quite hard to find and can easily be graded 'scarce': even more so when they are of the NCO-type. Simply an attractive - and/or fully 'text-book'-, M44-pattern NCO-type pair that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - and almost matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fj.-Regiments und Mitglied einer LW-Kriegsschule\' The attractive pair is piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and has a secondary, blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour attached: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-regiments u. Mitglied einer LW-Kriegsschule' (or: reserve-lieutnant within a pilot- or paratroopers-regiment who served within one of LW-war-schools). The pair was presumably never used nor tunic-attached and comes in an overall very nice (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the greyish-blue- (ie. 'grauer'-) coloured-, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is truly almost matching and only differs from eachother in very minor detal as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly 'shiny' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected with a Luftwaffe-related pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 12 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned- and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or: 'Gothic'-styled) so-called: 'KS'-cyphers attached denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Leutnant der Reserve' (ie. reserve-lieutnant). The straps only show some storage-age and are void of any damage or alike. This pair originated from a small lot of 'cyphered' LW-straps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'cyphered' LW-straps are very hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and rarely seen! - officers'-type, LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fj.-Regiments und Mitglied einer LW-Kriegsschule'!

Attractive - and aluminium-based - WH (Luftwaffe) ie. \'Flak\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the unit-designation that simply reads: \'12.Flakschw.Battr.III./64 (9-150)(motZ)\' and that comes mounted on its period cord This is an attractive example of a silver-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'Flakartillerie\'-related, \'standard-issue pattern\', ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'12.Flakschw.Battr.III./64 (9-150)(motZ)\' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem- intended for a soldier or NCO who served within a specific (motorised) anti-aircraft, search-light staff-member) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and/or minimally stained-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (as can be seen in the pictures). The disc is void of a bearers\'-blood-group-type something that is more often the case. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty) and comes still mounted onto its period cord as issued and/or worn. The disc - that also shows some non-decypherable- and crudely engraved text ie. name on its back - originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe) ie. \'LW-Flakartillerie\'- (ie. \'Flakscheinwerfer\'-) related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and bright golden-toned! - lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') to be worn on the civil-attire as was specifically intended for usage by the various staff-members of the \'Luftwaffe\' (depicting an early-pattern- ie. \'down-tailed\'-eagle) This is a very attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - TR-perod item: a bright-golden-toned (and somewhat 'frosted'!) lapel-pin to be worn on the civil-attire as was specifically intended for usage by the various staff-members of the 'Luftwaffe' (being a detailed example depicting an early-pattern- ie. 'down-tailed'-pattern eagle) and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The (truly detailed!) piece shows some normal tarnish but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The small-sized pin (only 1,8 cms. sized in width) is a non-maker-marked specimen (as is more often encountered) that has retained a very nice age-patina (the swastika is of-factory polished!) and that comes mounted onto its full-sized pin. A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (that reads: '9505C') and estimated value of 75 Eu. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - WH-'Luftwaffe'-related lapel-pin that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and bright golden-toned! - lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') to be worn on the civil-attire as was specifically intended for usage by the various staff-members of the \'Luftwaffe\' (depicting an early-pattern- ie. \'down-tailed\'-eagle) This is a very attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - TR-perod item: a bright-golden-toned (and somewhat 'frosted'!) lapel-pin to be worn on the civil-attire as was specifically intended for usage by the various staff-members of the 'Luftwaffe' (being a detailed example depicting an early-pattern- ie. 'down-tailed'-pattern eagle) and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The (truly detailed!) piece shows some normal tarnish but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The small-sized pin (only 1,8 cms. sized in width) is a non-maker-marked specimen (as is more often encountered) that has retained a very nice age-patina (the swastika is of-factory polished!) and that comes mounted onto its full-sized pin. A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (that reads: '9505C') and estimated value of 75 Eu. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - WH-'Luftwaffe'-related lapel-pin that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and bright golden-toned! - lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') to be worn on the civil-attire as was specifically intended for usage by the various staff-members of the \'Luftwaffe\' (depicting an early-pattern- ie. \'down-tailed\'-eagle) This is a very attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - TR-perod item: a bright-golden-toned (and somewhat 'frosted'!) lapel-pin to be worn on the civil-attire as was specifically intended for usage by the various staff-members of the 'Luftwaffe' (being a detailed example depicting an early-pattern- ie. 'down-tailed'-pattern eagle) and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The (truly detailed!) piece shows some normal tarnish but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The small-sized pin (only 1,8 cms. sized in width) is a non-maker-marked specimen (as is more often encountered) that has retained a very nice age-patina (the swastika is of-factory polished!) and that comes mounted onto its full-sized pin. A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (that reads: '9505C') and estimated value of 75 Eu. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - WH-'Luftwaffe'-related lapel-pin that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and carefully cap-removed! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type cocarde (as executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'- ie. \'BeVo\'-weave pattern) as was specifically intended for usage on the: WH \'Knautschmützen\' ie. \'Alter-art\'-visor-caps This is an attractive - truly used and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type visor-cap-cocarde (as executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'- ie. \'BeVo\'-weave pattern) as was specifically intended for usage on the: WH \'Knautschmützen\' ie. \'Alter-art\'-visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or carefully visor-cap-removed-), condition. The piece was clearly pre-folded and still shows some of the (machine)stitching-remains with which it was once cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - also known in German language as: \'Kokarde für Knautsch- oder Alter-Art-Schirmmütze\' - is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave, \'flat-wire\'-pattern as to be expected and shows some age ie. staining simply caused by fair wear and/or decades of storage and/or handling: it can, however, naturally easily serve to restore any \'Knautschmütze\'. Simply a neat - and clearly used- and cap-removed! - example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and clearly tunic-removed! - Eastern-volunteer-related armshield being a multi-coloured- and machine-embroidered- (ie. \'variant-type\'-) armshield as intended for a Russian volunteer of the \'Russian Liberation Army\' (ie. \'POA\') The attractive - and actually not that easily found! - Eastern-volunteer-related armshield was specifically intended for usage by a Russian volunteer servind within the 'Russian Liberation Army' (or 'POA') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. truly issued- and/or used-), condition. This particular example is neatly machine-embroidered and comes as carefully tunic-removed: it was neatly confectioned and fine-trimmed and was most certainly once tunic-attached (by means of hand-stitching as can can be noticed on the pictures). The shield on offer here is executed on the slightly 'course-like'-woven linnen and is in fact much harder to encounter than its counterparts as woven in the 'BeVo'-weave pattern. I deem that I have priced this truly used and/or worn example accordingly!

Attractive - and clearly tunic-removed! - example of a HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class youth sports\'-badge) being a cloth-based-version as executed in the neat: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - clearly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed and actually quite scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class youth sports'-badge) being a cloth-based-version as executed in the neat: 'BeVo'-weave pattern that comes in an overall nice- (ie. nicely pre-folded- and once tunic- ie. shirt-attached-), condition. The neat badge depicts a silver-white-toned so-called: 'Leistungsrune' on a black-coloured background and just shows some minimal age and/or staining: it was neatly pre-folded and carefully tunic- ie. shirt-removed and can as such easily be mounted onto a tunic or shirt if wished so. The piece - which has lost its once-attached RzM-etiket and that does just show some of it remains - shows some minimal age- ie staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. Simply a neat - and truly fairly unusally encountered! - HJ-related cloth-based, sports'-related patch of the silver-class that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and clearly tunic-removed! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical\'-issued- (ie. DAK or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\') \'trapezoid-styled\' breasteagle, as was specifically intended for usage on the tropical-shirts This attractive example is neatly greyish- (ie. silver-white-) coloured- and was executed on a (slightly thicker-shaped) tropical, light-brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or also linnen-based, background. The piece comes - as stated above - in an overall very nice and/or clearly shirt-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) and does show some minimal staining as caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall. The piece is carefully period-trimmed- ie. folded and can as such easily serve to restore any tropical-shirt. The piece still shows some of the period stitching-holes and/or remains as can be seen on the pictures. These 'tropical' (ie. DAK or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps') breasteagles as intended for the tropical-shirts can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very nice attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and clearly used - neatly maker- (ie. \'63\'-) marked example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') being an example that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'F.J. Klast & Söhne\' The attractive black-class - and magnetic - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\' does show some moderate wear and/or aging but retains, nevertheless, a fair bit of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat \'matted\'- ie. satin-like finish. The wound-badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the superimposed makers\'-designation: \'63\' (as is clearly visible on the back of the badge as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable, maker: \'Franz J. Klast & Söhne\' as was based in the town of Gablonz a/d N. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped- and also magnetic) pin and/or: (typical integrated) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some obvious dust and/or minimal staining as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and desirable maker-marked \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and clearly used and or tunic-removed! - Waffen-SS NCO-pattern rank-collar-rank-tab (\'Kragenspiegel\') being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example as executed in black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Hauptscharführer\' This is an attractive - clearly used and or tunic-removed and with certainty not that easily encountered! - Waffen-SS, NCO-pattern rank collar-rank-tab (\'Kragenspiegel\') being a \'standard-issued\'-pattern example as executed in (smooth-type) black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an NCO holding the rank of: \'SS-Hauptscharführer\' (ie. senior-sergeant) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem clearly used- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The tab shows the typical brownish-yellow-coloured \'buckram\'-based \'backing\' as to be expected and shows two (smaller-sized- and typical zinc-based) rank-pips and a single piece of SS-rank-braid period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs was most certainly once tunic-attached and does still show some of its stitching-remains (ie. holes) as can be noticed on the pictures. Without doubt a very nice and nowadays fairly scarcely seen Waffen-SS, NCO-rank-collar-tab that was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Hauptscharführer\'!

Attractive - and clearly used and or tunic-removed! - Waffen-SS NCO-pattern rank-collar-rank-tab (\'Kragenspiegel\') being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example as executed in black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Hauptscharführer\' This is an attractive - clearly used and or tunic-removed and with certainty not that easily encountered! - Waffen-SS, senior NCO-pattern rank collar-rank-tab (\'Kragenspiegel\') being a \'standard-issued\'-pattern example as executed in (smooth-type) black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an NCO holding the rank of: \'SS-Hauptscharführer\' (ie. senior-sergeant) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem clearly used- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The tab shows the typical brownish-yellow-coloured \'buckram\'-based \'backing\' as to be expected and shows two (smaller-sized- and typical \'Buntmetall\'-based) rank-pips and a single stripe of (typical SS) rank-braid period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab was most certainly once tunic-attached and does still show some of its stitching-remains (ie. holes) and still shows (I deem) the remains of a once-present paper-based RzM-etiket as can be noticed on the pictures. Without doubt a very nice and nowadays fairly scarcely seen Waffen-SS, NCO-rank-collar-tab that was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Hauptscharführer\'!

Attractive - and clearly used and or tunic-removed! - Waffen-SS NCO-pattern rank-collar-rank-tab (\'Kragenspiegel\') being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example as executed in black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Unterscharführer\' This is an attractive - clearly used and or tunic-removed and with certainty not that easily encountered! - Waffen-SS, NCO-pattern rank collar-rank-tab (\'Kragenspiegel\') being a \'standard-issued\'-pattern example as executed in (smooth-type) black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an NCO holding the rank of: \'SS-Unterschcharführer\' (ie. sergeant) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem clearly used- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The tab shows the typical brownish-yellow-coloured \'buckram\'-based \'backing\' as to be expected and shows a (smaller-sized- and typical zinc-based) rank-pip period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs was most certainly once tunic-attached and does still show some of its stitching-remains (ie. holes) as can be noticed on the pictures. Without doubt a very nice and nowadays fairly scarcely seen Waffen-SS, NCO-rank-collar-tab that was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Unterscharführer\'!

Attractive - and clearly used and or tunic-removed! - Waffen-SS NCO-pattern rank-collar-rank-tab (\'Kragenspiegel\') being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example as executed in black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Unterscharführer\' This is an attractive - clearly used and or tunic-removed and with certainty not that easily encountered! - Waffen-SS, NCO-pattern rank collar-rank-tab (\'Kragenspiegel\') being a \'standard-issued\'-pattern example as executed in (smooth-type) black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an NCO holding the rank of: \'SS-Unterschcharführer\' (ie. sergeant) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem clearly used- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The tab shows the typical brownish-yellow-coloured \'buckram\'-based \'backing\' as to be expected and shows a (smaller-sized- and typical zinc-based) rank-pip period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs was most certainly once tunic-attached and does still show some of its stitching-remains (ie. holes) as can be noticed on the pictures. Without doubt a very nice and nowadays fairly scarcely seen Waffen-SS, NCO-rank-collar-tab that was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Unterscharführer\'!

Attractive - and clearly used! - early- (ie. pre-war-) period, WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\'-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Panzertruppen\') being a carefully tunic-removed example as executed in white-coloured linnen onto a black-coloured background This is a very attractive - and clearly used! - (I deem) early- (ie. pre-war-) period, WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\'-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Panzertruppen\') as was specifically intended for usage onto the black-coloured \'wrap-around\'-tunics being a nicely preserved example as was executed in white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit nicely pre-confectioned- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat piece was carefully period-trimmed- and/or pre-folded and shows some age, wear and/or staining simply caused by moderate usage and/or decades of storage. Furthermore does it still show some of its stitching- ie. thread-remains with which it was once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle was once glued into an album or scrap-book and does show some minimal paper-remains on its back: it can, nevertheless, still easily serve to restore any black-woolen Panzer \'wrap-around\'-tunic. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat replacement- (and truly used!) PZ-breasteagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - and clearly used! - early- (ie. pre-war-) period, WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\'-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Panzertruppen\') of the so-called: \'M35\'- (ie.\'M36\'-) pattern being a carefully tunic-removed example This is a very attractive - and clearly used! - early- (ie. pre-war-) period, WH (Heeres) 'Panzer'-type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Panzertruppen') of the so-called: 'M35'- (ie.'M36'-) pattern as was specifically intended for usage onto the black-coloured 'wrap-around'-tunics being a nicely preserved example as was executed in white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit nicely pre-confectioned- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat piece was carefully period-trimmed- and/or pre-folded and shows some age, wear and/or staining simply caused by moderate usage and/or decades of storage. Furthermore does it still show some of its stitching- ie. thread-remains with which it was once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat piece can naturally easily serve to restore any (early-type) black-woolen Panzer 'wrap-around'-tunic. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat replacement- (and truly used!) early-period PZ-breasteagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - and clearly used! - N.S.K.K.-related, so-called: \'RzM\'-styled, hand-embroidered officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: \'K\'-collar-tab (as was presumably intended for usage by N.S.K.K.-officials tasked with control-tasks ie. \'Kontrolle\') This is an attractive - truly worn and actually hard to find! - example of a so-called: N.S.K.K.- (ie. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\'-) related, so-called: \'RzM\'-styled, hand-embroidered officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: \'K\'-collar-tab (as was presumably intended for usage by N.S.K.K.-officials tasked with control-tasks (ie. \'Kontrolle\') throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This collar-tab was - I deem - as stated above clearly used and/or worn: it still shows some of the stitching-remains with which it was once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tab - which is excuted in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a black-coloured and/or typical \'smooth-woolen\'-based background - has the \'standard\'-pattern, yellowish-brown-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing as is more often encountered with these attractive collar-tabs. The piece shows moderate age, wear and/or staining and is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a 100% garuanteed original, \'RzM\'-styled N.S.K.K. \'Kontrolle\'-collar-tab that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and clearly used! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'partly woven\'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (ie. roundel) This is an attractive - and I deem moderately worn- ie. used! - example of an early-war- (ie. \'pre-war\'-) period so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'partly woven\'-pattern showing a white-coloured piece of linnen cloth that shows an interwoven ie. \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were \'standard-issue\' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-party-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 39,5 cms. and is approximately 9 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neat (linnen-based- and typically interwoven!) \'roundel\' that shows a black-coloured and also interwoven ie. \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - that came without an \'RzM\'-etiket as more often - is totally void of an ink-stamp (as is more often seen). The piece is truly nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage: it was once sewn-together but \'comes loose\' as found (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and clearly used! - so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely woven\'-pattern and that comes in a moderately worn condition This is an attractive - and I deem moderately used- and worn! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely woven'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. - I deem - most certainly issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich-period organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 39 cms. and is 10 cms. wide as more often seen - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (also linnen-based) 'roundel' that contains an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika as can be seen on the pictures. This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. The piece - which is totally void of an ink-stamp - is truly nicely made and does show some staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage: it comes period 'sewn-together' as found (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and clearly used! - Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'3. SS-Panzer-Division \"Totenkopf\" This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled', enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the (horizontally placed) skull-device as was intended for usage by soldiers( ie. NCOs) of the: '3. SS-Panzer-Division "Totenkopf" and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. minimally used and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This collar-tab was as stated above minimally used and/or worn (it still shows some minimal thread-remains and originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. 'smooth'-type-based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the typical white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered with these later-war-period tabs. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and clearly used! - Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM\'-styled, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: \'runes\'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the Waffen-SS throughout the war This is an attractive - truly worn and nowadays very hard to find! - example of a so-called: \'RzM\'-styled, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: \'runes\'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the Waffen-SS throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This collar-tab was - I deem - as stated above clearly used and/or worn: it is, moreover, somewhat \'out of shape\' but nothing shocking (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or typical \'smooth-woolen\'-based background - has the \'standard\'-pattern, yellowish-brown-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing as is more often encountered with these attractive \'runes\'-collar-tabs. The piece shows moderate age, wear and/or staining and is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). I am aware of the fact that this example is expensive: I deem, however, that it is priced according to its umistaken scarcity and/or desirability. Simply a 100% garuanteed original, \'RzM\'-styled SS \'Runes\'-collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive and truly used- and worn example!

Attractive - and clearly used! - Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM\'-styled, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: \'runes\'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the Waffen-SS throughout the war This is an attractive - truly worn and nowadays very hard to find! - example of a so-called: \'RzM\'-styled, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: \'runes\'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the Waffen-SS throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This collar-tab was - I deem - as stated above clearly used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or typical \'smooth-woolen\'-based background - has the \'standard\'-pattern, yellowish-brown-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing as is more often encountered with these attractive \'runes\'-collar-tabs. The piece shows moderate age, wear and/or staining and is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). I am aware of the fact that this example is expensive: I deem, however, that it is priced according to its umistaken scarcity and/or desirability. Simply a 100% garuanteed original, \'RzM\'-styled SS \'Runes\'-collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive and truly used- and worn example!

Attractive - and clearly used! - Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM\'-styled, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: \'runes\'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the Waffen-SS throughout the war This is an attractive - truly worn and nowadays very hard to find! - example of a so-called: \'RzM\'-styled, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: \'runes\'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the Waffen-SS throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This collar-tab was - I deem - as stated above clearly used and/or worn: it still shows some of the (machine)stitching-remains with which it was once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or typical \'smooth-woolen\'-based background - has the \'standard\'-pattern, yellowish-brown-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing as is more often encountered with these attractive \'runes\'-collar-tabs. The piece shows moderate age, wear and/or staining and is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket: just some minimal remains are visible (as can be seen on the pictures). I am aware of the fact that this example is expensive: I deem, however, that it is priced according to its umistaken scarcity and/or desirability. Simply a 100% garuanteed original, \'RzM\'-styled SS \'Runes\'-collar-tab: hard to find a m

Attractive - and clearly used! - Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM\'-styled, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: \'runes\'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the Waffen-SS throughout the war This is an attractive - truly worn and nowadays very hard to find! - example of a so-called: \'RzM\'-styled, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: \'runes\'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the Waffen-SS throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This collar-tab was - I deem - as stated above clearly used and/or worn: it still shows some of the stitching-remains with which it was once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or typical \'smooth-woolen\'-based background - has the \'standard\'-pattern, yellowish-brown-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing as is more often encountered with these attractive \'runes\'-collar-tabs. The piece - that originates from the US were it was brought as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back-item\' - just shows moderate age, wear and/or staining and is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). I am aware of the fact that this example is expensive: I deem, however, that it is priced according to its umistaken scarcity and/or desirability. Simply a 100% garuanteed original, \'RzM\'-styled SS \'Runes\'-collar-tab: hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and clearly used! - Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM\'-styled, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: \'runes\'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the Waffen-SS throughout the war This is an attractive - truly worn and nowadays very hard to find! - example of a so-called: \'RzM\'-styled, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: \'runes\'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the Waffen-SS throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This collar-tab was - I deem - as stated above clearly used and/or worn: it still shows some of the stitching- ie. thread-remains with which it was once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or typical \'smooth-woolen\'-based background - has the \'standard\'-pattern, yellowish-brown-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing as is more often encountered with these attractive \'runes\'-collar-tabs. The piece - that originates from the US were it was brought as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back-item\' - just shows moderate age, wear and/or staining and is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). I am aware of the fact that this example is expensive: I deem, however, that it is priced according to its umistaken scarcity and/or desirability. Simply a 100% garuanteed original, \'RzM\'-styled SS \'Runes\'-collar-tab: hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and clearly used! - Waffen-SS - \'RzM-styled\', EM- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') of the so-called: \'pumpkin-head\'-pattern as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'3. SS-Pz.-Div.\"Totenkopf\' This is an attractive example of a - truly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed! - Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled', enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab (being of the seldomly encountered 'pumpkin-head'-pattern!) depicting the (horizontally placed) skull-device as was (amongst others) intended for usage by soldiers( ie. NCOs) of the: '3. SS-Panzer-Division "Totenkopf" and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This collar-tab was as stated above clearly used and/or worn (it still shows some minimal thread-remains, age and moderate wear and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. 'smooth'-type-based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or yellowish-beige-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the typical white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered with these later-war-period tabs. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS TK-collar-tab of the so-called: 'pumpkin-head'-pattern: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and clearly used! - Waffen-SS black-coloured M43-pattern \'Panzer\'-cap-trapezoid as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was specifically intended for usage on the M43-model field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen\') This is an attractive - and nowadays actually truly scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS black-coloured, M43-pattern \'Panzer\'-cap-trapezoid (ie. \'Mützentrapez\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was specifically intended for usage on the (later-war-period) M43-model field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen\') and that comes in a moderately worn- and/or carefully cap-removed-, condition. The piece on offer here just shows some truly minimal age, wear and/or staining caused by having been once-cap-attached: it still shows some minimal stitching-remains (ie. holes) as can be noticed on the pictures. As such it can naturally easily be re-used for attachement onto a black-coloured, Waffen-SS Panzer-cap. The trapezoid (that presumably originated from the so-called Dachau clothing-depots) originates from an insignia-lot that was brought to the USA by an US veteran and that remained there for years in a collection. Simply an attractive - and moderately used- and cap-removed! - Waffen-SS \'Panzer\'-cap-trapezoid that can easily be used to restore a cap or to be stored in any cloth-insignia ie. Waffen-SS collection and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and clearly used! - Waffen-SS- (ie. Heeres Panzer-) type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as executed on black-coloured wool as was intended for an: \'SS-Mann\' (ie. \'Gefreiter\') This is a neat - and I deem clearly used- ie. worn! - example of a Waffen-SS- (ie. Heeres Panzer-) type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as was executed on black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann\' (ie. Heeres \'Gefreiter\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or: carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The rank-chevron is executed on the \'smooth-type\'- and/or black-coloured wool and shows a single stripe of the siverish-grey-coloured (ie. \'standard-issue\'-pattern) NCO-braid attached denoting the rank of: \'SS-Mann\' ie. \'Gefreiter\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some aging, dust ie. staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage only. It should be noted that these particular rank-chevrons could also be used as WH (Heeres) Panzer-insignia. It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\', \'Waffen-SS\'- ie. Panzer-rank-insignia are not that easy to encounter. I deem that I have priced this (100% genuine- and/or with certainty period item!) accordingly.

Attractive - and clearly used! - Waffen-SS- (ie. Heeres Panzer-) type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as executed on black-coloured wool as was intended for an: \'SS-Mann\' (ie. \'Gefreiter\') This is a neat - and I deem clearly used- ie. worn! - example of a Waffen-SS- (ie. Heeres Panzer-) type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as was executed on black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann\' (ie. Heeres \'Gefreiter\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or: carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The rank-chevron is executed on the \'smooth-type\'- and/or black-coloured wool and shows a single stripe of the bluish-grey-coloured (ie. \'standard-issue\' sub-dued-pattern) NCO-braid attached denoting the rank of: \'SS-Mann\' ie. \'Gefreiter\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some aging, dust ie. staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage only. It should be noted that these particular rank-chevrons could also be used as WH (Heeres) Panzer-insignia. It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\', \'Waffen-SS\'- ie. Panzer-rank-insignia are not that easy to encounter. I deem that I have priced this (100% genuine- and/or with certainty period item!) accordingly.

Attractive - and clearly used! - Waffen-SS- (ie. Heeres Panzer-) type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as executed on black-coloured wool as was intended for an: \'SS-Mann\' (ie. \'Gefreiter\') This is a neat - and I deem clearly used- ie. worn! - example of a Waffen-SS- (ie. Heeres Panzer-) type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as was executed on black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann\' (ie. Heeres \'Gefreiter\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or: carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The rank-chevron is executed on the \'smooth-type\'- and/or black-coloured wool and shows a single stripe of the bluish-grey-coloured (ie. \'standard-issue\', sub-dued-pattern) NCO-braid attached denoting the rank of: \'SS-Mann\' ie. \'Gefreiter\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some aging, dust ie. staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage only. It should be noted that these particular rank-chevrons could also be used as WH (Heeres) Panzer-insignia. It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\', \'Waffen-SS\'- (ie. Panzer-) rank-insignia are not that easy to encounter. I deem that I have priced this (100% genuine- and/or with certainty period item!) accordingly.

Attractive - and clearly used! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler\') as was executed in neatly woven silver-coloured thread (ie. \'flatwire-style\') on a darker-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background This is a very attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was executed in neatly woven silver-coloured thread (ie. \'flatwire-style\') on a darker-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. nicely confectioned- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The - actually not that easily encountered! - example is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave style and is executed in silverish-coloured thread on a (typical) darker-blue-coloured and/or linnen-based (ie. field-grey-coloured!!) background (as can be seen on the pictures). These eagles were presumably intended for officer- (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is nicely folded and confectioned as worn (some stitching-remains are still present and visible). It should be noted that this eagle-type is often copied: the piece on offer is naturally a genuine, period-example. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a seldomly seen WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. NCO-)type Luftwaffe-type breasteagle as was executed in \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave style!

Attractive - and clearly used- ie. cap-removed! - WH (Heeres) EM/NCO-type: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn ie. used-), condition This is a neat - and I deem only moderately worn- ie. used - example of a WH (Heeres) EM/NCO-type: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') as was specifically produced for usage on the: \'M-43\'-model, field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') that comes in a moderately used- (and/or carefully cap-removed-), condition. The trapezoid was carefully folded- ie. confectioned and still shows some of its stitching-remains (ie. holes): moreover, was it once glued into an album or scrapbook once and does show some minimal glue-remains on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The (unique) piece originated from the USA where it was stored for decades a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'. Simply an attractive \'BeVo\'-woven, cap-trapezoid ie. \'cap-removed-piece\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and clearly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - WH (Luftwaffe) EM- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle (being a nicely pre-folded- ie. confectioned example as executed in attractive so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern) This is an attractive - and clearly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - WH (Luftwaffe) EM- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') being a nicely pre-folded- ie. confectioned example as was executed in attractive so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern on a darker-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This - actually scarely encountered! - breast-eagle is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style and is executed in beige-white-toned thread on a (typical) darker-blue-coloured and/or linnen-based background as to be expected. These eagles were presumably intended for enlisted-mens\' (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures). It was clearly folded and confectioned and sewn onto a black-coloured- and felt-woolen backing (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great opportunity to acquire a seldomly seen, WH (Luftwaffe) EM-/ie. NCO-type breasteagle as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave style!

Attractive - and clearly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - WH (Luftwaffe) EM- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle (being a once tunic-attached example as executed in typical machine-embroidered-pattern) This is an attractive - and clearly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - WH (Luftwaffe) EM- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') being a once tunic-attached example as was executed in typical machine-embroidered-pattern on a darker-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. These eagles were presumably intended for enlisted-mens' (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures). It was clearly used and was was sewn onto a tunic by means of a machine: some stitching-remains are still present and visible (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great opportunity to acquire a truly worn WH (Luftwaffe) EM-/ie. NCO-type breasteagle for a justified price!

Attractive - and clearly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - WH (Luftwaffe) EM- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle (being a once tunic-attached example as executed in typical machine-embroidered-pattern) This is an attractive - and clearly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - WH (Luftwaffe) EM- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') being a once tunic-attached example as was executed in typical machine-embroidered-pattern on a darker-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. These eagles were presumably intended for enlisted-mens\' (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly nice detail (as can be seen on the pictures). It was clearly used and was was sewn onto a tunic by means of a machine: some stitching-remains are still present and visible (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great opportunity to acquire a truly worn WH (Luftwaffe) EM-/ie. NCO-type breasteagle for a justified price!

Attractive - and clearly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - WH (Luftwaffe) EM- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle (being a once tunic-attached example as executed in typical machine-embroidered-pattern) This is an attractive - and clearly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - WH (Luftwaffe) EM- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') being a once tunic-attached example as was executed in typical machine-embroidered-pattern on a darker-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. These eagles were presumably intended for enlisted-mens\' (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly nice detail (as can be seen on the pictures). It was clearly used and was was sewn onto a tunic by means of a machine: some stitching-remains are still present and visible (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great opportunity to acquire a truly worn WH (Luftwaffe) EM-/ie. NCO-type breasteagle for a justified price!

Attractive - and clearly used- ie. tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Demjansk\'-campaign-shield as executed in magnetic, so-called: \'Eisenblech\' This is an attractive - and/or truly detailed! - example of the (actually fairly scarcely encountered!) WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Demjansk'-campaign-shield that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The (magnetic and minimally converse-shaped-) shield - which is executed in greyish-silver-coloured so-called: 'Eisenblech' - comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and cloth (ie. woolen-based) backing: all four of its period pins ie. prongs are still present and in place but the piece has lost its protective, paper-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield shows some minimal age and/ or staining caused by moderate wear: some minimal (rust)staining is visible and/or present, but the shield still retains truly extraordinary detail as to be expected (most ie. all of its period-applied finish is present and or preserved). The shield was of course never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. It was found at a private household and was simply stored as such for decades: it was never before part of a collection. It should furthermore be mentioned that these 'Demjansk' campaign-shields are nowadays quite hard to come by. Still an attractive - and naturally 100% original! - example of this collectable and desirable campaign-shield that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and clearly used- ie. tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Demjansk\'-campaign-shield as executed in magnetic, so-called: \'Eisenblech\' This is an attractive - and/or truly detailed! - example of the (actually nowadays truly scarcely encountered!) WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Demjansk'-campaign-shield that comes in an overall nice- (albeit I deem surely worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The (magnetic and just minimally converse-shaped-) shield - which is executed in greyish-silver-coloured so-called: 'Eisenblech' - comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and cloth (ie. woolen-based) backing: all four of its period pins ie. prongs are still present and in place but the piece has lost its protective, paper-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield shows some minimal age and/or (rust)staining caused by moderate wear: some minimal dirt- and/or staining is visible and/or present, but the shield still retains truly extraordinary detail as to be expected (most ie. all of its period-applied finish is present and or preserved). The shield was of course never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. It was found at a private-household in Germany and was simply stored as such for decades: it was never before part of a collection. It should furthermore be mentioned that these 'Demjansk' campaign-shields are nowadays quite hard to come by. Still an attractive - and naturally 100% original! - example of this collectable and desirable campaign-shield that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and clearly used- ie. worn - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. aluminium-) based breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. \'Brustadler für Sommerrock\') being a detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. typical light-weight ie. aluminium-based) breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock') being a detailed- (albeit as more often non-maker-marked) specimen that comes in an overall nice- (and - I deem - clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated above - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny, aluminium-based metal that still shows some its 'off-factory' polished details. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and/or non-altered pin- and/or catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained and does show some obvious wear-marks and/or scratches (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these summer-type breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped with a large 'A'-character in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, aluminium-based, LW breast-eagle that comes in a clearly used- and worn condition!

Attractive - and clearly worn! - partly zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (LW) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' (being a non-maker-marked example having a \'Cupal\'-based eagle-device as was produced by the \'S&L\'-company) This is an attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - partly zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' (or: paratroopers-war-badge) being a typical non-maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Steinhauer & Lück\' having a \'loose\' (ie. riveted) bright-golden-coloured (and I deem \'Cupal\'-based!) eagle-device originally-attached and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been clearly worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or functional (unaltered) catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-) war-period badges show a \'loose\' and/or detailed golden-coloured and (I deem) \'Cupal\'-based eagle-device attached (by means of two rivets as is visible on the back of the badge). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains most of its period golden-coloured finish and is just minimally tarnished as is more often encountered. The badge is totally void of a makers\'-designation on its back but can neverthless certainty be attributed to the maker: \'Steinhauer & Lück\' based in the town of Lüdenscheid: the specific details on this badge fully corroborate this. A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: \'The German Luftwaffe & Heer Paratrooper Badges of World War II - 1936-1945\' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-designation: \'S&L - A-Type - Notched Cupal Eagle\'-variant. Simply an attractive - and garuanteed original! - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) ie. \'Cupal\'-based \'S&L\'-version of this desirable Luftwaffe-war-badge!

Attractive - and clearly worn! - WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being a full-length example that comes in an overall very nice- ie. issued and I deem worn ie. once tunic-attached, condition) The truly attractive cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') comes in a truly worn and once-tunic-attached- albeit full-length condition: it measures approximately 44 cms. and was clearly once worn and/or carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered and the piece still shows some minimal stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband shows some obvious age, wear and staining and was stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. 'smooth-type'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or: 'Wehrpass'). The attractive piece was recently uncovered in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a very attractive and I deem truly issued- and worn example that clearly shows lots of character!

Attractive - and clearly worn! - WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being a minimally shortened example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued and clearly worn ie. once tunic-attached-), condition) The truly attractive cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') comes in a truly worn and/or once-tunic-attached- albeit almost full-length (ie. minimally shortened) condition: it measures approximately 36 cms. and was clearly once worn and/or carefully tunic-removed: it comes still period-stitched-together (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered and the piece still shows some minimal (black-coloured) stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband shows some obvious age, wear and staining and was stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. 'smooth-type'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or: 'Wehrpass'). The attractive piece was recently uncovered in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a very attractive and most certainly issued- and/or worn example that clearly shows lots of character!

Attractive - and clearly worn! - WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being a period-shortened example that comes in an overall nice- ie. issued and clearly worn ie. once tunic-attached, condition) The attractive cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') comes in a truly worn and/or once-tunic-attached- (and period- minimally shortened!) condition: it measures approximately 39,5 cms. and was clearly once worn and/or carefully tunic-removed: it clearly shows wear, age and/or staining: it also misses some of it silverish-grey-coloured piping (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered and the piece still shows some minimal stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband shows some obvious age, wear and staining and was stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. 'smooth-type'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or: 'Wehrpass'). The attractive piece was recently uncovered in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply an attractive and most certainly issued- and/or worn example that clearly shows lots of character and that is priced according to its somewhat 'relic condition'!

Attractive - and clearly worn! - WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being an almost full-length example that comes in an overall very nice- ie. issued and clearly worn ie. once tunic-attached, condition) The truly attractive cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') comes in a truly worn and/or once-tunic-attached- albeit almost full-length condition: it measures approximately 41,5 cms. and was clearly once worn and/or carefully tunic-removed: it comes still period-stitched-together (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered and the piece still shows some minimal stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband shows some obvious age, wear and staining and was stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. 'smooth-type'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or: 'Wehrpass'). The attractive piece was recently uncovered in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a very attractive and most certainly issued- and/or worn example that clearly shows lots of character!

Attractive - and clearly worn! - WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being an almost full-length example that comes in an overall very nice- ie. issued and clearly worn ie. once tunic-attached, condition) The truly attractive cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') comes in a truly worn and/or once-tunic-attached- albeit almost full-length condition: it measures approximately 41,5 cms. and was clearly once worn and/or carefully tunic-removed: it comes still period-stitched-together (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered and the piece still shows some minimal stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband shows some obvious age, wear and staining and was stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. 'smooth-type'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or: 'Wehrpass'). The attractive piece was recently uncovered in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a very attractive and most certainly issued- and/or worn example that clearly shows lots of character!

Attractive - and clearly worn! - WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being an almost full-length example that comes in an overall very nice- ie. issued and clearly worn ie. once tunic-attached, condition) The truly attractive cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') comes in a truly worn and/or once-tunic-attached- albeit almost full-length condition: it measures approximately 39 cms. and was clearly once worn and/or carefully tunic-removed: it comes as carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered and the piece still shows some minimal stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband shows some obvious age, wear and staining and was stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. 'smooth-type'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or: 'Wehrpass'). The attractive piece was recently uncovered in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a very attractive and most certainly issued- and/or worn example that clearly shows lots of character!

Attractive - and clearly worn! - WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being an almost full-length example that comes in an overall very nice- ie. issued and clearly worn ie. once tunic-attached, condition) The truly attractive cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') comes in a truly worn and/or once-tunic-attached- albeit almost full-length condition: it measures approximately 41 cms. and was clearly once worn and/or carefully tunic-removed: it comes as carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered and the piece still shows some minimal stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband shows some obvious age, wear and staining and was stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. \'smooth-type\'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: \'Kamelhaar\' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these \'Afrika\'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the \'Afrikakorps\' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both \'Soldbuch\' and/or: \'Wehrpass\'). The attractive piece was recently uncovered in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a very attractive and most certainly issued- and/or worn example that clearly shows lots of character!

Attractive - and clearly worn! - WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being an almost full-length example that comes in an overall very nice- ie. issued and clearly worn ie. once tunic-attached, condition) The truly attractive cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') comes in a truly worn and/or once-tunic-attached- albeit almost full-length condition: it measures (folded) approximately 45 cms. and was clearly once worn and/or carefully tunic-removed: it comes as carefully tunic-removed and/or folded (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered (but are still attached to eachother) and the piece still shows some minimal stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband shows some obvious age, wear and staining and was stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. 'smooth-type'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or: 'Wehrpass'). The attractive piece was recently uncovered in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a very attractive and most certainly issued- and/or worn example that clearly shows lots of character!

Attractive - and clearly worn! - WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being an almost full-length example that comes in an overall very nice- ie. issued and clearly worn ie. once tunic-attached, condition) The truly attractive cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') comes in a truly worn and/or once-tunic-attached- albeit almost full-length condition: it measures approximately 38 cms. and was clearly once worn and/or carefully tunic-removed: it comes as carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered and the piece still shows some minimal stitching-remains ie. stitching-holes (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some obvious age, wear and staining and was stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. 'smooth-type'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or: 'Wehrpass'). The attractive piece was recently uncovered in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a very attractive and most certainly issued- and/or worn example that clearly shows lots of character!

Attractive - and clearly worn! - WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being an almost full-length example that comes in an overall very nice- ie. issued and clearly worn ie. once tunic-attached, condition) The truly attractive cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') comes in a truly worn and/or once-tunic-attached- and almost full-length condition: it comes still \'still sewn-together\' as worn measures now approximately 41 cms. and was clearly once worn and/or carefully tunic-removed: it comes as carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered and the piece still shows some minimal stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband shows some obvious age, wear and staining and was stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. \'smooth-type\'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: \'Kamelhaar\' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these \'Afrika\'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the \'Afrikakorps\' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both \'Soldbuch\' and/or: \'Wehrpass\'). The attractive piece was recently uncovered in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a very attractive and most certainly issued- and/or worn example that clearly shows lots of character!

Attractive - and clearly worn! - WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being an almost full-length example that shows an inked: \'RbN.\'-nr. and that comes in an overall very nice- ie. clearly worn ie. once tunic-attached, condition The truly attractive cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') comes in a truly worn and/or once-tunic-attached- albeit almost full-length condition: it measures (folded) approximately 43 cms. and was clearly once worn and/or carefully tunic-removed: it comes as carefully tunic-removed, folded and still stitched-together (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered (but are still attached to eachother) and the piece still shows some minimal stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband shows some obvious age, wear and staining and was stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. 'smooth-type'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or: 'Wehrpass'). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen shows an inked 'RbN.-numeral' on its inside (something that is most certainly NOT always the case!). The attractive piece was recently uncovered in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a very attractive and most certainly issued- and/or worn example that clearly shows lots of character!

Attractive - and complete! - 3-pieced set comprising of three WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\'-) trade- ie. special-career-patches as were intended for the various: \'Panzerwarte o. Kfz.-Warte o. Handwerker\' (aka \'KFZ-Technisches Personal\') This is an attractive - and complete! - 3-pieced set ie. grouping comprising of three WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\'-) trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (ie.: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as were respectively intended for the various: \'Panzerwarte o. Kfz.-Warte o. Handwerker\' (aka \'KFZ-Technisches Personal\' or tank-mechanics) and that come all three in an overall very nice- (and I deem simply never used- nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The set holds three, neatly machine-embroidered patches which are all 3 executed on a field-grey-coloured background: they respectively show a: silver-, none and/or pink-coloured \'Kordel\' (ie. \'Umrandung\') attached and do as such represent three grades in which this neat \'Heeres-Panzer\'-related \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\' could be found. All three patches do show some minimal storage-age onnly. The set will naturally be sold holding all 3 pieces. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a complete \'Heeres-Panzer\'-related \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\'-set for a competitive price!

Attractive - and complete! - 4-pieced set comprising of all four existing WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\'-) trade- ie. special-career-patches as were intended for the various: \'Panzerwarte o. Kfz.-Warte o. Handwerker\' (aka \'KFZ-Technisches Personal\') This is an attractive - and complete! - 4-pieced set ie. grouping comprising of all four existing WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\'-) trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (ie.: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as were respectively intended for the various: \'Panzerwarte o. Kfz.-Warte o. Handwerker\' (aka \'KFZ-Technisches Personal\') and that come all four in an overall very nice- (and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The set holds all four existing, neatly machine-embroidered patches which are all 4 executed on a field-grey-coloured background: they respectively show a: golden-yellow-, silver-, none and pink-coloured \'Kordel\' (ie. \'Umrandung\') attached and do as such represent all four grades in which this neat \'Heeres-Panzer\'-related \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\' could be found. All four patches show some minimal glue- ie. carton-remains on their backs simply caused by having been glued into an album or scrapbook once. The set will naturally be sold holding all 4 pieces. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a complete \'Heeres-Panzer\'-related \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\'-set for a competitive price!

Attractive - and complete! - SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') award-booklet (ie. \'Urkunde\') as was issued in 1940 for an: \'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze\' to the: \'SA-Mann\' named: Lutz Borries born in 1919 This is a neat - and typical light-brownish-coloured - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related so-called: award-booklet (ie. 'Urkunde') as was issued in 1940 for an: 'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze' as was awarded to the: 'SA-Mann' named: Lutz Borries born in 1919 and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. totally not damaged nor denazified and/or fully filled-in-), condition. The typical, 'standard-issued'-type award-booklet (sized only: 14,5 x 11 cms.) is a nicely preserved example that was issued on 15 January 1940 and that comes in an overall very nice and/or: fully complete condition having all its 28 pages present and in-place: it has not been 'damaged' whatsoever (and shows a fully preserved illustration of a golden-toned 'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze' on its cover) and comes in an overall nice (albeit with certainty issued- ie. used-), condition. The award-booklet shows a civil photo of Borries and shows all the regular entries as to be expected (as can also be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and nicely filled-in - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen') award-booklet (ie. 'Urkunde') for the: 'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze'!

Attractive - and complete! - set comprising of a WH (KM) \'Blockadebrecher-Kriegsabzeichen\' being a maker- (ie. \'Schwerin\'-) marked example that comes together with its accompanying \'Halbminiatur\', both as executed in multi-coloured \'Buntmetall\' The attractive - and truly quality-produced! - WH (Kriegsmarine) award-set holds both the regular- and/or half-sized version of the: \'Blockadebrecher-Kriegsabzeichen\' (or: blocade-runner war-badge). Both pieces are (I deem) only minimally worn and were always kept as a set (they originated from a German private-household where they were recently found together: they were never part of any collection). Both attractive \'Kriegsmarine\'-related awards retain great pronounced detail and retain most of their \'off-factory\' bluish-coloured- ie. bright-silverish finish (as can be seen on the pictures): the neat set has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished (but was, nevertheless, moderately worn). The regular-sized badge (which is of the typical \'Buntmetall\'-based-, \'flat-back\'-pattern-) shows a clearly present makers\'-marking (that reads: \'Fec. Otto Placzek Berlin - Ausf. Schwerin - Berlin\') whereas the neat and/or: 26 mm.-sized: \'Halbminiatur\' is void of any makers\'-signification (as is more often the case). The regular-sized award comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional) pin- and/or pin-catch set-up whereas the miniature is mounted on its full-sized pin as to be expected. It should be noted that these (matching!) quality-produced- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based \'Blockadebrecher-Kriegsabzeichen\'-sets can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are not that often offered for sale: I deem that I have priced this great and fully untouched set accordingly!

Attractive - and desirable! - maker- (ie. \'L/14\'-) marked-, miniature of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter in Gold\' as was produced by the: \'F. Orth\'-company, that comes stored in its original (ie. \'LDO\'-marked-) generic-styled \'LDO-etui\' This is an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - neatly maker- (ie. 'L/14'-) marked example of a miniature: 'Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter in Gold' (or: golden-class mothers'-cross) as was produced by the: 'Friedrich Orth'-company and that comes stored in its original (ie. 'LDO'-marked-) and/or generic-styled- bordeaux-red-coloured 'LDO-etui', in overall nice (albeit IMO issued ie. minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The small-sized award has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and is in a very nice condition overall: it shows the to be expected motto on the back which reads: '16 December 1938 - Adolf Hitler' and also bears the makers'-designation: 'L/14' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the Austrian maker: 'Friedrich Orth' based in the town of Vienna (Wien). The golden-toned finish has been nicely preserved and the piece was IMO never cleaned nor polished. The small badge (only: 2 cms. high!) shows great, pronounced detail: just like its bigger 'regular'-sized versions. The miniature comes mounted on its original safety-pin attachment, fitted for easy attaching it to a dress (or even uniform). It came stored in its neat - and scarcely seen! - 6 x 6 cms.-sized etui (which is as stated a bordeaux-red-coloured and/or semi-leatherette, so-called generic-styled 'LDO-etui' that shows no symbol on its top). It shows a - fully preserved! - sprayed-, beige-yellow-coloured 'velvet-like' interior and shows the to be expected 'LDO'-signification in the top of its lid (see pictures). The set was recently found at a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. Simply a nice occasion to acquire neat, 'L/14'-marked: 'Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter in Gold'-miniature that comes stored in its rarely seen generic-styled 'LDO-etui'!

Attractive - and desirable! - maker- (ie. \'L/58\'-) marked-, miniature of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter in Bronze\' as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company, that comes stored in its original (ie. \'LDO\'-marked-) generic-styled \'LDO-et This is an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - neatly maker- (ie. 'L/58'-) marked example of a miniature: 'Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter in Bronze' (or bronze class mothers'-cross) as was produced by the: 'Rudolf Souval'-company and that comes stored in its original (ie. 'LDO'-marked-) and/or generic-styled- bordeaux-red-coloured 'LDO-etui', in overall nice (albeit IMO issued ie. minimally used- ie. worn-) condition. The small-sized medal has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and is in a very nice condition overall: it shows the to be expected motto on the back which reads: '16 December 1938 - Adolf Hitler' and also bears the makers'-designation: 'L/58' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the maker: 'Rudolf Souval' based in Vienna (Wien). The bronze finish is a tiny bit tarnished but the piece is IMO never cleaned nor polished. The small badge (only: 2 cms. high!) shows great, pronounced detail: just like its bigger 'regular'-sized versions. The miniature comes mounted on its original safety-pin attachment, fitted for easy attaching it to a dress (or even uniform). It came stored in its neat - and scarcely seen! - 6 x 6 cms.-sized etui (which is as stated a bordeaux-red-coloured and/or semi-leatherette, so-called generic-styled 'LDO-etui' that shows no symbol on its top). It shows a - fully preserved! - sprayed-, beige-yellow-coloured 'velvet-like' interior and shows the to be expected 'LDO'-signification in the top of its lid (see pictures). The set was recently found at a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. Simply a nice occasion to acquire neat: 'Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter in Bronze'-miniature that comes stored in its rarely seen generic-styled 'LDO-etui'!

Attractive - and desirable! - non-maker-marked-, miniature of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter in Bronze\', that comes stored in its original (ie. \'LDO\'-marked-) generic-styled \'LDO-etui\' - overall nice (albeit used-) condition! This is an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - non-maker-marked example of a miniature: 'Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter in Bronze' (or bronze class mothers'-cross) that comes stored in its original (ie. 'LDO'-marked-) and/or generic-styled- bordeaux-red-coloured 'LDO-etui', in overall nice (albeit IMO issued ie. minimally used- ie. worn-) condition. The small-sized medal has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and is in a very nice condition overall: it shows the to be expected motto on the back which reads: '16 December 1938 - Adolf Hitler'. The bronze finish is a tiny bit tarnished but the piece is IMO never cleaned nor polished. The small badge (only: 2 cms. high!) shows great, pronounced detail: just like its bigger 'regular'-sized versions. The piece is as stated above a non maker-marked example (as is more often encountered). The miniature comes mounted on its original safety-pin attachment, fitted for easy attaching it to a dress. It came stored in its neat - and scarcely seen! - 6 x 6 cms.-sized etui (which is as stated a bordeaux-red-coloured and/or semi-leatherette, so-called generic-styled 'LDO-etui' that shows no symbol on its top). It shows a - fully preserved! - sprayed-, beige-yellow-coloured 'velvet-like' interior and shows the to be expected 'LDO'-signification in the top of its lid (see pictures). The set was recently found at a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. Simply a nice occasion to acquire neat: 'Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter in Bronze'-miniature that comes stored in its rarely seen generic-styled 'LDO-etui'!

Attractive - and detailed! - golden-bronze-toned commemorative-award-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') entitled: \'Volksabstimmung im Saargebiet - 13.-1-1935\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - golden-bronze-toned, commemorative-award-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') entitled: \'Deutsch die Saar immerdar - Volksabstimmung im Saargebiet - 13.-1-1935\' and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved, condition. The neat - somewhat smaller-sized- and/or regular-weight-piece - shows an illustration of a miner (with lamp) surrounded by the text: \'Deutsch die Saar immerdar\' and on its back a map of the \'Saargebiet\' (surrounded by the abovementioned text) and has an approximate diameter of only 3,6 cms. The piece has very pronounced detail as to be expected. It was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted- ie. frosted-) golden-bronze-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply an attractive, period table-medal ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and detailed! - golden-bronze-toned commemorative-award-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') entitled: \'Volksabstimmung im Saargebiet - 13.-1-1935\' and that comes stored in its period etui This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - golden-bronze-toned commemorative-award-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') entitled: 'Deutsch die Saar immerdar - Volksabstimmung im Saargebiet - 13.-1-1935' and that comes stored in its period, carton-based- and reddish-pink-coloured- and 2-pieced etui ie. 'Verleihungsetui' (that shows on its lid the imprinted text: 'Deutsch die Saar immerdar' and on its back the class 'bronce') and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved, condition. The neat - somewhat smaller-sized- and regular-weight-piece - shows an illustration of a miner (with lamp) surrounded by the text: 'Deutsch die Saar immerdar' and on its back a map of the 'Saargebiet' (surrounded by the abovementioned text) and has an approximate diameter of only 3,6 cms. The piece has very pronounced detail as to be expected. It was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted- ie. frosted-) golden-bronze-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The reddish-coloured (and square-shaped) etui - comes in an equally nicely preserved condition: its lid just shows somewhat faded colour (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply an attractive, period table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and detailed! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern, visor-cap eagle/cocarde-set (ie. \'Effektensatz für Schirmmütze\') being both hand-embroidered examples that come mounted onto a typical darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background This is an attractive - truly detailed and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern, visor-cap eagle/cocarde-set (ie. \'Effektensatz für Schirmmütze\') being both hand-embroidered examples that come mounted onto a typical darker-green-coloured- and/or (smooth)woolen-based background and that come both in an overall nice- (I deem issued- albeit never visor-cap-attached-), condition. These - with certainty \'high-quality\'-produced examples - are executed in multi-coloured, silverish \'braid\' and are executed onto a typical woolen- and/or darker-green-coloured background. The eagle has an approximate \'wingspan\' of 6,5 cms. and is nicely backed with a piece of blue-coloured (thin-shaped) paper as more often seen whereas the cocarde (that has a metal-based inner-cocarde) shows a (similar) black-coloured backing (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and most certainly not that easily encountered! - Heeres-related officers\'-type visor-cap-insignia-set that would nicely fit to restore any Heeres officers\'-type visor-cap- ie. \'Schirmmütze\'!

Attractive - and detailed! - \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze infantry assault-badge ie. IAB), being a maker- (ie. \'S.H.u.C.o. 41\'-) marked example as executed in bronze-coloured, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is an attractive - albeit clearly worn but nevertheless very detailed! - example of a used ie. worn: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze infantry assault-badge ie. IAB), being a maker- (ie. 'S.H.u.C.o. 41'-) marked example as executed in bronze-coloured, zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink' that comes in an overall nice, condition. This example is a clearly maker-marked award that shows the super-imposed makers'-designation: 'S.H.u.C.o. 41' on its back (ie. being the abbreviation for the: 'Sohni, Heubach & Co.'-company). The award has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up (which are both not altered nor damaged and are both fully functional). The badge seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has a still a nice, somewhat glossy and/or somewhat golden-bronze-coloured age-patina: a fair bit of its original bronze-finish is present and/or preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The (silver-coloured-) pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are as stated above of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household - shows some wear and/or staining and was IMO never cleaned. Simply a nice and neatly bronze-toned- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based, 'S.H.u.C.o.'-IAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and detailed! - \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry assault-badge ie. IAB), being a maker- (ie. \'S.H.u.C.o. 41\'-) marked example as executed in greyish-silver-toned, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is an attractive - albeit clearly worn but nevertheless very detailed! - example of a used ie. worn: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry assault-badge ie. IAB) being a maker- (ie. 'S.H.u.C.o. 41'-) marked example as executed in greyish-silver-toned- and zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink'and that comes in an overall nice, condition. This example is a clearly maker-marked award that shows the super-imposed makers'-designation: 'S.H.u.C.o. 41' on its back (ie. being the abbreviation for the: 'Sohni, Heubach & Co.'-company). The award has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up (which are both not altered nor damaged and are both fully functional). The badge seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has a still a nice, somewhat 'matted' and/or somewhat greyish-coloured age-patina: a fair bit of its original greyish-silver-finish is present and/or preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The (silver-coloured-) pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are as stated above of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household - shows some wear and/or staining and was IMO never cleaned. Simply a nice and neatly greyish-silver-toned- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based, 'S.H.u.C.o.'-IAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and Dutch-produced! - example of a neatly enamelled NJS- (or: \'Nationale Jeugdstorm\'-) related membership lapel-pin (ie. in Dutch language \'Ledendraagteken\') being a nicely preserved example of the second and final pattern This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a (presumably) Dutch-produced example of a a neatly enamelled NJS- (or: 'Nationale Jeugdstorm'-) related membership lapel-pin (ie. in Dutch language 'Ledendraagteken') being a nicely preserved example of the second and final pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The 'NJS' (or: 'Nationale Jeugdstorm') was the the Dutch youth-movement that existed from 1937 to 1945 and that was an NSB-related organisation and Dutch equivalent of the German HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel'). The circular-shaped pin has an approximate diameter of only 2,2 cms. and is executed in the: 'orange/blue/white'-colours: it shows the typical NJS-symbol: a sea-gull and text: 'Nationale Jeugdstorm': it is totally void of any enamel damage or alike. I have various, similar examples in my own personal collection. It should be noted that these second-pattern (and neatly enamelled!) NJS-lapel-pin can easily be considered ' scarce': this is just the second such desirable example I ever had on offer. This pin originates from an advanced collection of NSB- ie. Dutch collaboration-related items that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original, Dutch-related, NJS-membership lapel-pin: I deem that I have priced this neat and scarcely seen example accordingly!

Attractive - and Dutch-produced! - example of a neatly hand-embroidered, NJS- (or: \'Nationale Jeugdstorm\'-) related sports\'-tunic-patch as was specifically intended for usage on the various shirts and/or tunics This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a Dutch-produced example of a nicely hand-embroidered, so-called: NJS- (or: 'Nationale Jeugdstorm'-) related sports'-tunic-patch as was intended for usage by the various male (and female) members (ie. 'Jongens' and 'Meisjes' or: boys and girls) onto their various sports'-shirts and/or tunics. The 'NJS' was the the Dutch youth-movement that existed from 1937 to 1945 and that was an NSB-related organisation and Dutch equivalent of the German HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel'). The circular-shaped patch has an approximate diameter of 9,5 cms and is executed in the: 'orange/blue/white'-NJS-colour-scheme: it shows the NJS-symbol: a sea-gull flying above the waves. I have various, similar examples in my own personal collection. It should be noted that these neatly hand-embroidered NJS-patches can easily be considered 'very scarce': this is just the first such desirable example I ever had on offer. The piece is neatly 'backed' with a piece of beige-toned carton (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular patch originates from an advanced collection of NSB- ie. Dutch collaboration-related items that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original, Dutch-related, NJS-sports'-tunic-patch: I deem that I have priced this neat - and truly scarcely seen! - example accordingly!

Attractive - and Dutch-produced! - example of a neatly hand-embroidered, NJS- (or: \'Nationale Jeugdstorm\'-) related sports\'-tunic-patch as was specifically intended for usage on the various shirts and/or tunics during the Berlin Olympic Games This is a very attractive - and actually very rarely encountered! - example of a Dutch-produced and nicely hand-embroidered, so-called: NJS- (or: 'Nationale Jeugdstorm'-) related sports'-tunic-patch as was specifically intended for usage by the various male (and female) members (ie. 'Jongens' and 'Meisjes' or: boys and girls) onto their various sports'-shirts and/or tunics during the Berlin Olympic Games held in 1936. The 'NJS' was the the Dutch youth-movement was an NSB-related organisation and Dutch equivalent of the German HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel'). The larger-sized circular-shaped patch has an approximate diameter of 13 cms and is executed in the: 'orange/blue/white'-NJS-colour-scheme: it shows the NJS-symbol: a sea-gull flying above the waves with hereunder the tekst: 'Nederland'. It should be noted that these neatly hand-embroidered NJS-patches can easily be considered 'very scarce': this is just the first such desirable example I ever had on offer. The piece is neatly 'backed' with a piece of beige-toned carton (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular patch originates from an advanced collection of NSB- ie. Dutch collaboration-related items that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original, Dutch-related, NJS-sports'-tunic-patch that was intended for usage during the 'Olympiade 1936': I deem that I have priced this neat - and truly rarely seen! - example accordingly!

Attractive - and Dutch-produced! - example of a neatly machine-woven, NJS- (or: \'Nationale Jeugdstorm\'-) related \'Jongens\'-patch as was intended for usage on the various shirts and/or tunics This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a Dutch-produced example of a machine-woven (ie. executed in typical so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') so-called: NJS- (or: 'Nationale Jeugdstorm'-) related patch as was intended for usage by the various male members (ie. 'Jongens') onto their various NJS-shirts and/or tunics. The 'NJS' was the the Dutch youth-movement that existed from 1937 to 1945 and that was an NSB-related organisation and Dutch equivalent of the German HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel'). The circular-shaped patch has an approximate diameter of 6.8 cms and is executed in the: 'orange/blue/white'-colours: it shows the NJS-symbol: a sea-gull flying above the waves. I have various, similar examples in my own personal collection. It should be noted that these fairly early-pattern (and neatly machine-embroidered!) NJS-patches can easily be considered 'very scarce': this is just the first such desirable example I ever had on offer. This patch originates from an advanced collection of NSB- ie. Dutch collaboration-related items that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original, Dutch-related, NJS-patch: I deem that I have priced this neat and scarcely seen example accordingly!

Attractive - and Dutch-produced! - example of a neatly machine-woven, NJS- (or: \'Nationale Jeugdstorm\'-) related \'Jongens\'-patch as was intended for usage on the various shirts and/or tunics This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a Dutch-produced example of a machine-woven (ie. executed in typical so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') so-called: NJS- (or: 'Nationale Jeugdstorm'-) related patch as was intended for usage by the various male members (ie. 'Jongens') onto their various NJS-shirts and/or tunics. The 'NJS' was the the Dutch youth-movement that existed from 1937 to 1945 and that was an NSB-related organisation and Dutch equivalent of the German HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel'). The circular-shaped patch has an approximate diameter of 6.8 cms and is executed in the: 'orange/blue/white'-colours: it shows the NJS-symbol: a sea-gull flying above the waves. I have various, similar examples in my own personal collection. It should be noted that these fairly early-pattern (and neatly machine-embroidered!) NJS-patches can easily be considered 'very scarce': this is just the first such desirable example I ever had on offer. The piece does show some minimal carton-remains on its back (simply caused by having been glued into an album or scrapbook once). This patch originates from an advanced collection of NSB- ie. Dutch collaboration-related items that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original, Dutch-related, NJS-patch: I deem that I have priced this neat and scarcely seen example accordingly!

Attractive - and Dutch-produced! - example of a neatly machine-woven, NJS- (or: \'Nationale Jeugdstorm\'-) related \'Meisjes\'-patch as was intended for usage on the various shirts and/or tunics This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a Dutch-produced example of a machine-woven (ie. executed in typical so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') so-called: NJS- (or: 'Nationale Jeugdstorm'-) related patch as was intended for usage by the various female members (ie. 'Meisjes') onto their various NJS-shirts and/or tunics. The 'NJS' was the the Dutch youth-movement that existed from 1937 to 1945 and that was an NSB-related organisation and Dutch equivalent of the German HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel'). The diamond-shaped patch has an approximate height of approximately 8 cms and is executed in the: 'orange/blue/white'-colours: it shows the typical NJS-symbol: a sea-gull and capital 'M'-character (which denotes: 'Meisjes'-usage). I have various, similar examples in my own personal collection. It should be noted that these fairly early-pattern (and neatly machine-embroidered!) NJS-patches can easily be considered 'very scarce': this is just the first such desirable example I ever had on offer. This patch originates from an advanced collection of NSB- ie. Dutch collaboration-related items that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original, Dutch-related, NJS-patch: I deem that I have priced this neat and scarcely seen example accordingly!

Attractive - and Dutch-produced! - example of a neatly machine-woven, NJS- (or: \'Nationale Jeugdstorm\'-) related \'Meisjes\'-patch as was intended for usage on the various shirts and/or tunics This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a Dutch-produced example of a machine-woven (ie. executed in typical so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') so-called: NJS- (or: 'Nationale Jeugdstorm'-) related patch as was intended for usage by the various female members (ie. 'Meisjes') onto their various NJS-shirts and/or tunics. The 'NJS' was the the Dutch youth-movement that existed from 1937 to 1945 and that was an NSB-related organisation and Dutch equivalent of the German HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel'). The diamond-shaped patch has an approximate height of approximately 8 cms and is executed in the: 'orange/blue/white'-colours: it shows the typical NJS-symbol: a sea-gull and capital 'M'-character (which denotes: 'Meisjes'-usage). I have various, similar examples in my own personal collection. It should be noted that these fairly early-pattern (and neatly machine-embroidered!) NJS-patches can easily be considered 'very scarce': this is just the first such desirable example I ever had on offer. This patch originates from an advanced collection of NSB- ie. Dutch collaboration-related items that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original, Dutch-related, NJS-patch: I deem that I have priced this neat and scarcely seen example accordingly!

Attractive - and early pattern! - neatly enamelled- (and bright-red-coloured) \'N.S.D.A.P.\' membership-pin- ie. party badge (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') which is nicely marked on its back with a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending designation The lapel-pin - which has been IMO only minimally used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing normal wear-marks but is totally void of any (enamel-) damage (see pictures): just some regular wear ie. scratches are noticable. The badge shows moreover a somewhat tarnished finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted on its regular-type pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up which is present (but that is regrettably incomplete ie. period-repaired). Simply an attractive, early-pattern 'N.S.D.A.P.' membership-pin-/ie. party badge that is IMO priced according to its replaced pin!

Attractive - and early pattern! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Süd Franken\' (being I deem a never worn example that misses its \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was probably issued but was (I deem) simply never used- nor even tunic-attached: it misses, however, its once-attached 'RzM-etiket' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - that can easily be determined as an early-pattern example due to its differently styled Gothic script - just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage and/or handling only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, early-pattern male-type 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') district-triangle (ie. 'Gebietsdreieck') that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and early period! - enamelled, so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P.\' membership-pin ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is nicely maker- (ie. \'Hofstätter\'-) marked and bearing a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking The attractive lapel-pin - which has been IMO moderately used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing normal wear but is totally void of any (enamel-) damage (see pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows moreover a somewhat tarnished- (ie. somewhat darkened-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted on its regular-type pin-/catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. I deem this an attractive (and early-period!) maker-marked 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin-/ie. party badge that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and early-pattern! - WH (Heeres ie. Reichwehr) so-called: trade- and/or special career-insignia (or: hand-embroidered speciality arm-patch ie. signal-blitz) as was intended for a soldier serving within the: \'Kavallerie- o. Aufkl.-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely seen! - example of a very early-pattern, WH (Heeres ie. Reichswehr) special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') (or: hand-embroidered speciality arm-patch ie. signal-blitz) as was intended for a soldier serving within the: \'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat (hand-embroidered) patch is executed in darker-yellow-coloured linnen on a (typical) greenish-coloured and/or: linnen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered) \'Blitz\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is not maker-marked and shows some minimal age and/or staining (I deem simply caused by years of storage only). This example is also nicely \'backed\' and shows a linnen-based, reinforced border as is more often encountered with these early-pattern arm-badges. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat, early- (ie. \'Reichswehr\'-) pattern \'Signal-Blitz\'- ie. speciality-patch!

Attractive - and early-period! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and untouched! - example showing an: \'Otto Hoffmann\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is just minimally 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: 'Otto Hoffmann'-makers'-designation (and a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is (I deem) a truly early-period version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive, early-period and/or: 'Otto Hoffmann'-marked example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and early-period! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' being a bronze-toned- albeit non-maker-marked example that is showing a knight fighting a snake and text that reads: \'Hitlerjugend - Banntreffen - Bann B 21 - 7.-8. Juli 1934\' The attractive golden-bronze-toned day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in copper-coloured- and/or (I deem) tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been (recently) cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat shiny age-patina). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and just shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very truly detailed and retains all of its golden-bronze-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an illustration of a knight holding a sword and fighting a snake coupled with (4!) swastika-signs and text that simply reads: \'Hitlerjugend - Banntreffen - Bann B 21 - 7.-8. Juli 1934\'. The neat square- (ie. Raute-) shaped piece is totally void of a makers\'-designation as more often. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - fairly early-period, \'youth-related\' tinnie that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and early-period! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked) example that is showing a \'HJ-Raute\' and fire coupled with a text that reads: \'7.-8. Oktober - Banntreffen Hitlerjugend - 1923 - Ansbach - 1933\' The attractive golden-bronze-toned (and neatly black-coloured!) day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in copper-coloured- and/or (I deem) tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat shiny age-patina and fully preserved coloured surface). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and just shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very truly detailed and retains all of its black- (ie. copper!) coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an illustration of a \'HJ-Raute\' and fire coupled with a text that simply reads: \'7.-8. Oktober - Banntreffen Hitlerjugend - 1923 - Ansbach - 1933\'. The neat square-shaped piece is totally void of a makers\'-designation as is more often found. Nevertheless, is this an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - fairly early-period (and regional-issed!) \'youth-related\' tinnie that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and early-period! - WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. \'Küsten-Art.\'-related breast-eagle being a \'standard-pattern-example as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern on a field-grey-coloured background This is an attractive - and I deem early period- ie. pre-war! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. \'Küsten-Artillerie\'-related breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz. der Küsten-Artillerie-Truppen\') being a \'standard-pattern-example as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern on a field-grey-coloured background and that comes in a very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The piece - which is of the pattern that was worn on the various field-grey-coloured tunics before and throughout the second world war - comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition and comes \'as straightly cut-off the role\'. It is nicely woven in golden-yellow-toned linnen and is executed on a typical, field-grey- (ie. somewhat bluis-grey-) coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. The piece just shows some minor staining simply caused by years of storage only. I deem that this attractive and early- ie. pre-war WH \'Küsten-Artillerie\'-related breast-eagle is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and early-period! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRA in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class DRA sports\'-badge) being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and actually not that easily found! - bronze-class DRA- (ie. \'Deutscher Reichsausschuss für Leibesübungen\'-) related sports\'-badge is (naturally) of the version without swastika that retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat \'shiny\', golden-bronze-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat \'shiny\') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein - Jena\' and bears the: \'DRGM\'-numeral (that reads: \'35269\') on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem not recently cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) bronze-class DRA sports\'-badge that is - I deem - most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and early-period! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRA in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class DRA sports\'-badge) being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and actually not that easily found! - bronze-class DRA- (ie. \'Deutscher Reichsausschuss für Leibesübungen\'-) related sports\'-badge is (naturally) of the version without swastika that retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat \'shiny\', golden-bronze-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat \'shiny\') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein - Jena\' and bears the: \'DRGM\'-numeral (that reads: \'35269\') on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem not recently cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) bronze-class DRA sports\'-badge that is - I deem - most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and early-period! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRA in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRA sports\'-badge) being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and actually not that easily found! - silver-class DRA- (ie. 'Deutscher Reichsausschuss für Leibesübungen'-) related sports'-badge is (naturally) of the version without swastika that retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat 'shiny', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat 'shiny') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein - Jena' and bears the: 'DRGM'-numeral (that reads: '35269') on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem not recently cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class DRA sports'-badge that is - I deem - most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and early-war-period! - example of a nicely illustrated, Waffen-SS- (ie. Dutch volunteer-) related recruitment-brochure entitled: \'Nederlandsche Jongens in de SS Standarte Westland\' This is an attractive example of a nicely illustrated - and early-war-period! - Waffen-SS- (ie. Dutch volunteer-) related, A4-sized recruitment-brochure ie. folder entitled: 'Nederlandsche Jongens in de SS Standarte Westland' and that comes in an overall very nice and/or fully undamaged condition. The - I deem - truly early-war-period (ie. I deem in 1941 disseminated ie. published) folded- albeit double-paged-brochure was compiled in the Dutch language and is full of information on the 'Waffen-SS' ie. the 'SS Standarte Westland' in general (it provides descriptions on various training- and career possibilities, salaries, 'how to become an officer', family-care and general information etc.). The soft-covered - and actually very fragile - brochure which is (folded) approximately sized: 30 x 21 cms. - contains various neat illustrations and/or pictures on its front and was intended to promote the 'Waffen-SS' for the future soldiers (as can be seen on the pictures). Its back shows a (not used- ie. non-filled-in recruitment-form (ie. 'Meldezettel'). This fragile brochure comes as stated above in an overall very nice condition and is truly void of any real damage (some truly minimal age- and/or staining is however present). It should be noted that this is one of the earliest (Dutch) Waffen-SS- (ie. Dutch volunteer-) related folders that does not come often for sale: it orginated from a larger and advanced collection of NSB- ie. Dutch collaboration-related items that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and desirable Waffen-SS- (ie. Dutch volunteer-) related item that I have priced according to its overall nice and untouched condition!

Attractive - and early-war-period! - tombak- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based specimen of a WH (LW) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' (being a maker-marked, \'Type B\'-pattern example by the \'C.E. Juncker\'-company that comes in a period-repaired condition) This is an attractive - and - I deem - early-war-period and typical tombak- (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based - specimen of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen' (or: paratroopers-war-badge) being a clearly maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'C.E. Juncker' having a 'loose' (ie. riveted) bright-golden-coloured eagle-device originally attached and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn- and/or period-repaired-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- (and/or pin-set-up) but shows a roughly- albeit period-re-soldered catch (ie. catch set-up) as can be seen on the pictures. These early-war-period badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed golden-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of two firmly attached rivets as is visible on the back of the badge). The badge truly retains a fair bit (ie. most) of its period golden-coloured finish but does show a somewhat tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered: moreover, is it quite dirty and stained. The badge shows a clearly impressed makers'-designation on its back and can with certainty be attributed to the desirable maker: 'C.E. Juncker': various details on this badge fully corroborate this. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but has never been cleaned: it came straight from a private-household in Germany and was truly never before part of a collection. The back also shows a period-engraved name that reads: 'Stobbe' (or alike). A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: 'The German Luftwaffe & Heer Paratrooper Badges of World War II - 1936-1945' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-designation: 'C.E. Juncker - Type B'-variant. Simply a very nice - and garuanteed original! - tombak- (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based 'C.E. Juncker'- ie. 'Type B'-version of this desirable Luftwaffe-war-badge that is priced according to its period-repaired condition: a pristine example would most certainly fetch the double of my asking-price!

Attractive - and early-war-period! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Kl.\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'R. Wächter u. Lange\' and that comes in its original etui as issued This is an attractive - and I deem clearly worn- and/or used - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a detailed and non-maker-marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange' (ie. 'Hersteller 100') as was based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen and that came stored in its original, simulated leather-based- (and fairly luxuriously styled- and 'domed'-) etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall nice- (surely issued and/or clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The (typical) non-magnetic cross has an overall nice age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust nor real damage: the satin-like, black-coloured painted core is just nicely preserved and the cross does just show some paint-loss on the swastika (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has lost, however, its 'off-factory applied' polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The back of the cross is just a tiny bit stained (but was never cleaned nor polished). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The (early-styled) etui comes also in a very fine and fully complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui's top is in a very nice and undamaged condition whereas the black-coloured- and/or velvet-like interior is also present and in place which does show hardly any age nor staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross (ie. matching set!) is an evident specimen that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange' as was based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this maker. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - early-period, IC1-set by the 'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange'-company and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive and untouched example accordingly!

Attractive - and early-war-period! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Kl.\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'R. Wächter u. Lange\' and that comes in its original etui as issued This is an attractive - and I deem moderately worn- and/or used - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a detailed and non-maker-marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange' (ie. 'Hersteller 100') as was based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen and that came stored in its original, simulated leather-based- (and fairly luxuriously styled- and 'domed'-) etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall nice- (surely issued and/or clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has an overall nice age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust nor damage: the satin-like (ie. minimally shiny-), black-coloured painted core is nicely preserved and is void of any paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross maintains, moreover, a fair bit of its 'off-factory applied' polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The back of the cross is just a tiny bit stained (but was never cleaned nor polished). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The (early-styled) etui comes also in a very fine and fully complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui's top is in a very nice and undamaged condition whereas the black-coloured- and/or velvet-like interior is also present and in place: it is just a bit 'yellowed' by age (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross (ie. matching set!) is an evident (fairly early!) specimen that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange' as was based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this maker. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - fairly early-period, IC1-set by the 'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange'-company and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive and untouched example accordingly!

Attractive - and early-war-period! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Kl.\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'R. Wächter u. Lange\' and that comes in its original etui as issued This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- and/or used - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a detailed and non-maker-marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange' (ie. 'Hersteller 100') as was based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen and that came stored in its original, simulated leather-based- (and fairly luxuriously styled- and typically 'domed'-) etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall nice- (surely issued and/or clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has an overall nice age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust nor damage: the satin-like (ie. minimally shiny-), black-coloured painted core is nicely preserved and is void of any paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross maintains, moreover, a fair bit of its 'off-factory applied' polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The back of the cross is just a tiny bit stained (but was never cleaned nor polished). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The (early-styled- and typically 'domed') etui comes also in a very fine and fully complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui's top is in a very nice and undamaged condition whereas the black-coloured- and/or velvet-like interior is also present and in place: it is just a bit 'yellowed' by age (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross (ie. matching set!) is an evident (fairly early!) specimen that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange' as was based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this maker. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - fairly early-period, IC1-set by the 'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange'-company and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive and untouched example accordingly!

Attractive - and early-war-period! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Kl.\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'R. Wächtler u. Lange\' and that comes in its original etui as issued This is a truly very attractive - and I deem hardly worn- nor used - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a detailed and non-maker-marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange\' (ie. \'Hersteller 100\') as was based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen and that came stored in its original, simulated leather-based- (and fairly luxuriously styled- and \'domed\'-) etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall very nice- (surely issued albeit hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has an overall nice age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust nor damage: the satin-like (ie. minimally shiny), black-coloured painted core is very nicely preserved and is void of any paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has, however, lost most of its \'off-factory applied\' polished sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\'). The back of the cross is just a tiny bit stained (but was never cleaned nor polished). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The (early-styled) etui comes also in a very fine and fully complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui\'s top is in a very nice and undamaged condition whereas the yellowish-beige-coloured- and/or velvet-like interior is also present and in place: it is just a bit \'yellowed\' by age (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross (ie. matching set!) is an evident (fairly early!) specimen that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange\' as was based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this maker. Simply a very attractive - and fully matching! - fairly early-period, IC1-set by the \'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange\'-company and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive and untouched example accordingly!

Attractive - and early-war-period! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Kl.\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Wilh. Deumer\' This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- and/or used! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a detailed and non-maker-marked (typical early war-period) example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Wilhelm Deumer' (ie. 'Hersteller 3') as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that came as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall nice- (surely issued and/or clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The magnetic (!) cross has an overall nice age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust but does show some minimal paint-loss within the swastika-area: the satin-like (ie. matted-), black-coloured painted core is simply nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which has a magnetic core - has lost its 'off-factory applied' polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') and does show some obvious tarnish ie. staining (but was never cleaned nor polished). The (straight-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross is an evident (fairly early!) specimen that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Wilhelm Deumer' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this maker. Simply an attractive, early-period, IC1 by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive and untouched example accordingly!

Attractive - and early-war-period! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Kl.\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Wilh. Deumer\' and that comes in its original etui as issued This is an attractive - and I deem moderately worn- and/or used - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a detailed and non-maker-marked (early war-period) example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Wilhelm Deumer\' (ie. \'Hersteller 3\') as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that came stored in its original, simulated leather-based- (and fairly luxuriously styled- and typically \'domed\'-) etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall nice- (surely issued and/or clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The magnetic (!) cross has an overall nice age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust but shows some paint-loss: the satin-like (ie. matted-), black-coloured painted core is nicely preserved but shows some paint-loss in the swastika-area (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which shows a copper-toned but metal- (ie. magnetic) core - has lost its \'off-factory applied\' polished sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\') and does show some obvious tarnish ie. staining (but was never cleaned nor polished). The (straight-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The (early-styled- and typically \'domed\') etui comes also in a very fine and fully complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui\'s top is in a very nice and undamaged condition whereas the black-coloured- and/or velvet-like interior is also present and in place: it is just a bit \'yellowed\' by age (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross (ie. matching set!) is an evident (fairly early!) specimen that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Wilhelm Deumer\' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this maker. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - fairly early-period, IC1-set by the \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive and untouched example accordingly!

Attractive - and exceedingly rarely encountered! - Belgian WWII-period collaborationists\'-cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') as was intended for an officer who served within the: \'ZB/DM\' This is a truly attractive - and exceedingly rarely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered, Belgian WWII-period collaborationists'-cap-badge (ie. 'Mützenabzeichen') as was intended for an officer who served within the: 'ZB/DM' (ie. 'Zwarte Brigade/Dietsche Militie') and that comes in a wonderful (ie. never cap-attached- ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. The piece is nicely executed in (bright) silver-coloured braid on a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background. Moreover, does it show some high-lighted areas as executed in black-coloured linnen. The piece is nicely 'backed' with a piece of thin-shpaed, black-coloured paper and was used on the (black-coloured) visor-caps worn by this (hardly known) organisation. The piece - which has an approximate wingspan of 10,4 cms. - shows a 'ZB/DM - Wolfshook'-insignia above the trapezoid-shaped 'VNV-' (ie. 'Vlaams Nationaal Verbond'-) party-symbol. I am convinced that this interesting Belgian WWII-period-, officers'-pattern- collaborationists' ie. 'ZB/DM'-cap-badge (ie. 'Mützenabzeichen') is exceedingly rare: I deem that I have priced it accordingly!

Attractive - and fairly early-period! - HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate the: \'1. Fest der Jugend - 24. Juni 1933\' This is an attractive - and fairly early-period and actually not that easily encountered! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') that was issued to commemorate a specific youth-rally ie. gathering named the: '1. Fest der Jugend' that was held in the year 1933 and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in golden-bronze- (ie. copper-) toned metal - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The (non-maker-marked-) piece shows a so-called: 'Reichsadler'-sign over a campfire with below that a swastika-sign and text: '1. Fest der Jugend - 24. Juni 1933'. The badge comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive, youth-related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive - and fairly early-period! - HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate the: \'1. Fest der Jugend - Juni 1933\' This is an attractive - and fairly early-period and actually not that easily encountered! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') that was issued to commemorate a specific youth-rally ie. gathering named the: '1. Fest der Jugend' that was held in the year 1933 and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced oval-shaped badge - which is executed in golden-bronze- (ie. copper-) toned metal - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The (non-maker-marked-) piece shows a: 'HJ-Mitglied' with compatriots with below that a swastika-sign and surrounded by the text: '1. Fest der Jugend - Juni 1933'. The badge comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin set-up. Simply an attractive, youth-related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive - and fairly early-period! - HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate the: \'H.J. Sporttreffen - Bann 126 - Herrenberg - 10.-11. August 1935\' This is an attractive - and fairly early-period and actually not that easily encountered! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') that was issued to commemorate a specific youth-rally ie. sports-gathering named the: 'H.J. Sporttreffen - Bann 126 - Herrenberg' that was held in the year 1935 and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in golden-bronze- (ie. copper-) toned metal - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The (non-maker-marked- and/or shield-shaped-) piece shows a so-called: 'HJ-Raute'-sign with below that a swastika-sign and text: 'H.J. Sporttreffen - Bann 126 - Herrenberg - 10.-11. August 1935'. The badge comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive, youth-related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive - and fairly large-sized! - example of a (typical) linnen-based WH \'Heeres\'-related sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustadler für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern This is an attractive - fairly large-sized- and typically linnen-based - example of a WH \'Heeres\'-related sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustadler für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. somewhat stained but nevertheless \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or I deem never shirt-attached-) condition. These decorative badges were worn on the specific naval, linnen-based sport-shirts and/or related garments. The badge is of the larger-sized version (measuring: 27 x 14,5 cms.) and is neatly executed in the so-called \'BeVo\'-weave technique. The piece - which shows an interwoven, black-coloured national eagle-device on a beige-white-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows some minor aging ie. (rust)staining caused by regular handling and/or storage for decades. It was simply never \'cut\'-, trimmed- nor pre-folded and is as stated above just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a neat \'Heeres\'-related sportshirt breast-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - and fairly large-sized! - example of a (typical) linnen-based WH \'Kriegsmarine\'-related sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustadler für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern This is an attractive - fairly large-sized- and typically linnen-based - example of a WH \'Kriegsmarine\'-related sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustadler für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and never shirt-attached-) condition. These decorative badges were worn on the specific naval, linnen-based sport-shirts and/or related garments. The badge is of the larger-sized version (measuring: 27 x 14,5 cms.) and is neatly executed in the so-called \'BeVo\'-weave technique. The piece - which shows an interwoven, darker-blue-coloured national eagle-device on a beige-white-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows some minor aging ie. staining caused by regular handling and/or storage for decades. It was simply never \'cut\'-, trimmed- nor pre-folded and is as stated above just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a neat \'Kriegsmarine\'-related sportshirt breast-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - and fairly large-sized! - example of a (typical) linnen-based WH \'Luftwaffe\'-related sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustadler für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern This is an attractive - fairly large-sized- and typically linnen-based - example of a WH \'Luftwaffe\'-related sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustadler für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or simply never shirt-attached-) condition. These decorative badges were worn on the specific airforce-related, linnen-based sport-shirts and/or related garments. The badge is of the larger-sized version (measuring: 27 x 14,5 cms.) and is neatly executed in the so-called \'BeVo\'-weave technique. The piece - which shows an interwoven, black-coloured national eagle-device on a beige-white-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows some minor aging ie. staining caused by regular handling and/or storage for decades. It was simply never \'cut\' nor trimmed and is as stated above just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage only. It was once glued into an album or scrapbook and does show some obvious glue-stains (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a neat \'Luftwaffe\'-related, larger-sized sportshirt breast-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - and fairly large-sized! - example of a (typical) linnen-based WH \'Luftwaffe\'-related sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustadler für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern This is an attractive - fairly large-sized- and typically linnen-based - example of a WH \'Luftwaffe\'-related sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustadler für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem once confectioned ie. once sport-shirt-attached-) condition. These decorative badges were worn on the specific airforce-related, linnen-based sport-shirts and/or related garments. The badge is of the larger-sized version (measuring: 27 x 14,5 cms.) and is neatly executed in the so-called \'BeVo\'-weave technique. The piece - which shows an interwoven, black-coloured national eagle-device on a beige-white-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows some minor aging ie. staining caused by minimal wear and/or storage for decades. It was nicely trimmed ie. pre-folded and is (as stated above) just a tiny bit stained and/or wrinkled (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a neat \'Luftwaffe\'-related, larger-sized sportshirt breast-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - and fairly large-sized! - example of a linnen-based N.S.D.A.P.-related sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustabzeichen für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern This is a very attractive - and fairly large-sized and actually not that often seen! - example of a typical linnen-based N.S.D.A.P.-related sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustabzeichen für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never shirt-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\', condition. These decorative badges were worn on the specific N.S.D.A.P.-party-related, linnen-based sport-shirts and/or related garments. The patch on offer here is of the larger-sized version (measuring: 20 x 12,5 cms.) and is neatly executed in the so-called \'BeVo\'-weave technique. The piece - which shows an interwoven, black-coloured (and right-facing!) national eagle-device on a beige-white-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows some minor aging ie. staining caused by regular usage and/or storage for decades. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a neat N.S.D.A.P.-related sport-shirt badge for a competitive price!

Attractive - and fairly large-sized! - example of a linnen-based N.S.D.A.P.-related sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustabzeichen für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern and that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is a very attractive - and fairly large-sized and actually not that often seen! - example of a typical linnen-based N.S.D.A.P.-related sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustabzeichen für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern and that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply never shirt-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\', condition. These decorative badges were worn on the specific N.S.D.A.P.-party-related, linnen-based sport-shirts and/or related garments. The patch on offer here is of the larger-sized version (measuring: 20 x 12,5 cms.) and is neatly executed in the so-called \'BeVo\'-weave technique. The piece - which shows an interwoven, black-coloured (and right-facing!) national eagle-device on a beige-white-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows some minor aging ie. staining caused by regular usage and/or storage for decades. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a neat N.S.D.A.P.-related sport-shirt badge for a competitive price!

Attractive - and fairly large-sized! - example of a linnen-based N.S.D.A.P.-related sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustabzeichen für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern and that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is a very attractive - and fairly large-sized and actually not that often seen! - example of a typical linnen-based N.S.D.A.P.-related sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustabzeichen für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern and that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply never shirt-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\', condition. These decorative badges were worn on the specific N.S.D.A.P.-party-related, linnen-based sport-shirts and/or related garments. The patch on offer here is of the larger-sized version (measuring: 20 x 12,5 cms.) and is neatly executed in the so-called \'BeVo\'-weave technique. The piece - which shows an interwoven, black-coloured (and right-facing!) national eagle-device on a beige-white-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows some minor aging ie. staining caused by regular usage and/or storage for decades. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a neat N.S.D.A.P.-related sport-shirt badge for a competitive price!

Attractive - and fairly large-sized! - example of a linnen-based WH \'Heeres\' sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustadler für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern I recently encountered a small stack comprising of 8 (fully indentical) examples of the attractive - and fairly large-sized and/or linnen-based-, so-called WH 'Heeres' sport-shirt badge (ie. 'Brustadler für Sportanzug') as executed in the neat 'BeVo-weave pattern, all eight pieces in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued- and never shirt-attached-) condition. These decorative badges were worn on the specific army, linnen-based sport-shirts and/or related garments. The badges are of the larger-sized version (measuring: 27 x 14,5 cms. each) and are neatly executed in the so-called 'BeVo'-weave technique. The pieces - which show an interwoven, black-coloured national eagle-device on a beige-white-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - are just a tiny bit wrinkled and show some minor aging ie. staining caused by regular handling and/or storage for decades. They were simple never 'cut'-, trimmed- nor pre-folded and are as stated just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage only. The price is naturally intended for one single example. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a neat army sportshirt breast-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - and fairly large-sized! - example of a linnen-based WH \'Kriegsmarine\'-related sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustadler für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern This is an attractive - fairly large-sized- and typically linnen-based - example of a WH 'Kriegsmarine'-related sport-shirt badge (ie. 'Brustadler für Sportanzug') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and never shirt-attached-) condition. These decorative badges were worn on the specific naval, linnen-based sport-shirts and/or related garments. The badge is of the larger-sized version (measuring: 27 x 14,5 cms.) and is neatly executed in the so-called 'BeVo'-weave technique. The piece - which shows an interwoven, darker-blue-coloured national eagle-device on a beige-white-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows some minor aging ie. staining caused by regular handling and/or storage for decades. It was simply never 'cut'-, trimmed- nor pre-folded and is as stated above just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a neat 'Kriegsmarine'-related sportshirt breast-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - and fairly large-sized! - example of a linnen-based WH \'Luftwaffe\' sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustadler für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern I recently encountered two - fully indentical! - examples of the attractive and fairly large-sized and/or linnen-based, so-called WH 'Luftwaffe' sport-shirt badge (ie. 'Brustadler für Sportanzug') as executed in the neat 'BeVo-weave pattern, both pieces coming in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never shirt-attached-) condition. These decorative badges were worn on the specific air-force, linnen-based sport-shirts and/or related garments. The badges are of the larger-sized version (measuring: 27 x 14,5 cms. each) and are neatly executed in the so-called 'BeVo'-weave technique. The pieces - which show an interwoven, black-coloured national eagle-device on a beige-white-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - are just a tiny bit wrinkled and show some minor aging ie. staining caused by regular handling and/or storage for decades. They were simple never 'cut'-, trimmed- nor pre-folded and are as stated just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage only. The price is naturally intended for one single example. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a neat Luftwaffe-sportshirt breast-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - and fairly large-sized! - example of a linnen-based WH \'Luftwaffe\' sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustadler für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern This is an attractive - and fairly large-sized! - example of a linnen-based WH 'Luftwaffe' sport-shirt badge (ie. 'Brustadler für Sportanzug') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo-weave pattern and that comes in a moderately used- and/or carefully shirt-removed, condition. These decorative badges were worn on the specific air-force, linnen-based sport-shirts and/or related garments. The patch on offer here is of the larger-sized version (measuring: 27 x 14,5 cms.) and is neatly executed in the so-called 'BeVo'-weave technique. The piece - which shows an interwoven, black-coloured national eagle-device on a beige-white-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows some minor aging ie. staining caused by regular usage and/or storage for decades. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a neat Luftwaffe-sportshirt breast-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - and fairly large-sized! - example of a linnen-based, WH \'Heeres\' sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustadler für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern I recently encountered a small stack comprising of 5 (fully indentical) examples of the attractive - and fairly large-sized and/or linnen-based, so-called WH 'Heeres' sport-shirt badge (ie. 'Brustadler für Sportanzug') as executed in the neat 'BeVo-weave pattern, all five pieces in overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and never shirt-attached-), condition. These decorative badges were worn on the specific army, linnen-based sport-shirts and/or related garments. The badges are of the larger-sized version (measuring: 27 x 14,5 cms. each) and are neatly executed in the so-called 'BeVo'-weave technique. The pieces - which show an interwoven, black-coloured national eagle-device on a beige-white-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - are just a tiny bit wrinkled and show some minor aging ie. staining caused by regular handling and/or storage for decades. They were simple never 'cut'-, trimmed- nor pre-folded and are as stated just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage only. The price is naturally intended for one single example. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a neat army sportshirt breast-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - and fairly large-sized! - shirt-removed example of a linnen-based WH \'Luftwaffe\' sport-shirt badge (ie. \'Brustadler für Sportanzug\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo-weave pattern This is a neat - and only moderately used- ie. carefully shirt-removed - example of a larger-sized and/or linnen-based WH 'Luftwaffe' sport-shirt badge (ie. 'Brustadler für Sportanzug') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (and just minimally used-), condition. These decorative badges were worn on the specific airforce, linnen-based sport-shirts and/or related garments. The badge on offer here is of the larger-sized version (having a 'wingspan' of approximately 24 cms.) and is neatly executed in the so-called 'BeVo'-weave technique. The piece - which shows an interwoven, black-coloured national eagle-device on a beige-white-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - is carefully confectioned: it is just tiny bit wrinkled and show some minor aging ie. staining caused by regular handling and/or wear. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive Luftwaffe-sportshirt breast-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - and fairly luxuriously-styled! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked- and (I deem) early-period \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker The truly attractive - and fairly luxuriously styled! - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') is executed in neat and/or minimally shiny (ie. somewhat tarnished), so-called: \'Buntmetall\' and does show some obvious usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is naturally non-magnetic - comes mounted onto its fully functional (thin-shaped- and totally unaltered) pin (which is of course fully functional) and comes mounted onto its functional and dito pristine (albeit minimally bent catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains truly most of its silver-toned finish. It is - as stated above - a non-marked example that is I deem an early-period- (and truly quality-procuded!) piece that was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - early-war-period, silver-class WB that is priced according to its overall nice- and/or untouched, condition!

Attractive - and fairly luxuriously-styled! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked- and (I deem) early-period \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker The truly attractive - and fairly luxuriously styled! - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') is executed in neat and/or minimally shiny (ie. somewhat tarnished), so-called: \'Buntmetall\' and does show some obvious usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is naturally non-magnetic - comes mounted onto its fully functional (thin-shaped- and totally unaltered) pin (which is of course fully functional) and comes mounted onto its functional and dito pristine catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains truly most of its silver-toned finish. It is - as stated above - a non-marked example that is I deem an early-period- (and truly quality-procuded!) piece that was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - early-war-period, silver-class WB that is priced according to its overall nice- and/or untouched, condition!

Attractive - and fairly luxuriously-styled! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked- and (I deem) early-period \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker The truly attractive - and fairly luxuriously styled! - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') is executed in neat and/or minimally shiny (ie. somewhat tarnished), so-called: \'Buntmetall\' and does show some obvious usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is naturally non-magnetic - comes mounted onto its fully functional (thin-shaped- and totally unaltered) pin (which is of course fully functional) and comes mounted onto its functional and dito pristine catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains truly most of its silver-toned finish. It is - as stated above - a non-marked example that is I deem an early-period- (and truly quality-procuded!) piece that was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - early-war-period, silver-class WB that is priced according to its overall nice- and/or untouched, condition!

Attractive - and fairly luxuriously-styled! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked- and (I deem) early-period \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker The truly attractive - and fairly luxuriously styled! - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') is executed in neat and/or minimally shiny (ie. somewhat tarnished), so-called: \'Buntmetall\' and does show some obvious usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is naturally non-magnetic - comes mounted onto its fully functional (thin-shaped- and totally unaltered) pin (which is of course fully functional) and comes mounted onto its functional and dito pristine catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains truly most of its silver-toned finish. It is - as stated above - a non-marked example that is I deem an early-period- (and truly quality-procuded!) piece that was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - early-war-period, silver-class WB that is priced according to its overall nice- and/or untouched, condition!

Attractive - and fairly luxuriously-styled! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked- and (I deem) early-period \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker The truly attractive - and fairly luxuriously styled! - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') is executed in neat and/or minimally shiny (ie. somewhat tarnished), so-called: \'Buntmetall\' and does show some obvious usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is naturally non-magnetic - comes mounted onto its fully functional (thin-shaped- and totally unaltered) pin (which is of course fully functional) and comes mounted onto its functional and dito pristine catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains truly most of its silver-toned finish. It is - as stated above - a non-marked example that is I deem an early-period- (and truly quality-procuded!) piece that was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - early-war-period, silver-class WB that is priced according to its overall nice- and/or untouched, condition!

Attractive - and fairly luxuriously-styled! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked- and (I deem) early-period \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker The truly attractive - and fairly luxuriously styled! - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') is executed in neat and/or minimally shiny (ie. somewhat tarnished), so-called: \'Buntmetall\' and does show some obvious usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is naturally non-magnetic - comes mounted onto its fully functional (thin-shaped- and totally unaltered) pin (which is of course fully functional) and comes mounted onto its functional and dito pristine catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains truly most of its silver-toned finish. It is - as stated above - a non-marked example that is I deem an early-period- (and truly quality-procuded!) piece that was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - early-war-period, silver-class WB that is priced according to its overall nice- and/or untouched, condition!

Attractive - and fairly luxuriously-styled! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked- and (I deem) early-period \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker The truly attractive - and fairly luxuriously styled! - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') is executed in neat and/or minimally shiny (ie. somewhat tarnished), so-called: \'Buntmetall\' and does show some obvious usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is naturally non-magnetic - comes mounted onto its fully functional (thin-shaped- and totally unaltered) pin (which is of course fully functional) and comes mounted onto its functional and dito pristine catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains truly most of its silver-toned finish. It is - as stated above - a non-marked example that is I deem an early-period- (and truly quality-procuded!) piece that was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - early-war-period, silver-class WB that is priced according to its overall nice- and/or untouched, condition!

Attractive - and fairly rarely encountered! - pre-WWII-period-, so-called: \'SS-Verfügungstruppen\' (ie. \'SS-VT\') M34-pattern, side-cap \'skull-button\' being a maker- (ie. \'SS - RzM - 1194/39\'-) marked example as executed in field-grey-coloured meta This is an attractive - and actually fairly rarely encountered! - pre-WWII-period-, so-called: 'SS-Verfügungstruppen' (ie. 'SS-VT') M34-pattern, side-cap 'skull-button' (ie. 'Totenkopfknopf für das Schiffchen') being a maker- (ie. 'SS - RzM - 1194/39'-) marked example as was executed in field-grey-coloured (and IMO zinc- and/or aluminium-based-) metal and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. This example is neatly maker-marked: 'SS - RzM - 1194/39' on its back and is naturally a piece of unquestionable originality. The detailed- and pronounced cap-button - which came together with its original attachment-ring as most certainly once worn - is only moderately used and shows a partly present field-grey-coloured (and shiny!) surface that still shows excellent detail: it just shows some staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice and with certainty unusually encountered piece of genuine SS cap-insignia!

Attractive - and fairly rarely encountered! - pre-WWII-period-, so-called: \'SS-Verfügungstruppe\' (ie. \'SS-VT\') M34-pattern, side-cap \'skull-button\' being a maker- (ie. \'SS-RzM-63\'-) marked example as executed in silver-coloured metal This is an attractive - and actually fairly rarely encountered! - pre-WWII-period-, so-called: 'SS-Verfügungstruppe' (ie. 'SS-VT') M34-pattern, side-cap 'skull-button' (ie. 'Totenkopfknopf für das Schiffchen') being a maker- (ie. 'SS-RzM-63'-) marked example as executed in silverish-grey-coloured metal and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. This example is neatly maker-marked: 'SS-RzM-63' on its back and is naturally a piece of unquestionable originality. The detailed- and pronounced cap-button - which came together with its original attachment-ring as most certainly once worn - is only moderately used and has an almost fully preserved silver-coloured surface that still shows excellent detail: it just shows some (rust)staining in one of it eyes (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice and with certainty unusually encountered piece of genuine SS cap-insignia!

Attractive - and fairly rarely encountered! - pre-WWII-period-, so-called: \'SS-Verfügungstruppe\' (ie. \'SS-VT\') M34-pattern, side-cap \'skull-button\' being a maker- (ie. \'SS-RzM-63\'-) marked example as executed in silver-coloured metal This is an attractive - and actually fairly rarely encountered! - pre-WWII-period-, so-called: 'SS-Verfügungstruppe' (ie. 'SS-VT') M34-pattern, side-cap 'skull-button' (ie. 'Totenkopfknopf für das Schiffchen') being a maker- (ie. 'SS-RzM-63'-) marked example as executed in silverish-grey-coloured metal and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. This example is neatly maker-marked: 'SS-RzM-63' on its back and is naturally a piece of unquestionable originality. The detailed- and pronounced cap-button is only moderately used and has a fully preserved silver-coloured surface that still shows excellent detail: it just shows some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice and with certainty unusually encountered piece of genuine SS cap-insignia!

Attractive - and fairly rarely encountered! - pre-WWII-period-, so-called: \'SS-Verfügungstruppe\' (ie. \'SS-VT\') M34-pattern, side-cap \'skull-button\' being an maker- (ie. \'RzM-1194/39-SS\'-) marked example as executed in field-grey-coloured metal This is an attractive - and actually fairly rarely encountered! - pre-WWII-period-, so-called: 'SS-Verfügungstruppe' (ie. 'SS-VT') M34-pattern, side-cap 'skull-button' (ie. 'Totenkopfknopf für das Schiffchen') being an maker- (ie. 'RzM-1194/39-SS'-) marked example as executed in field-grey-coloured metal that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. This example is neatly maker-marked (ie. dated): 'RzM-1194/39-SS' on its back and is naturally a piece of unquestionable originality. The cap-button is only moderately used and has an almost fully preserved field-grey-coloured surface that still shows excellent detail (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice and with certainty unusually encountered piece of SS cap-insignia!

Attractive - and fairly rarely encountered! - Wehrmacht-related, bright-green-coloured and/or linnen-based armband entitled: \'Feldgendarmerie\' (as was specifically intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\') This is a truly attractive - and actually fairly rarely encountered! - Wehrmacht-related, bright-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') which is entitled: \'Feldgendarmerie\' (as was specifically intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\') being an example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These typical bright-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based armbands were used by the staff-members of the German (army) field-police. The armband on offer is nicely woven in a technique similar to the famous \'BeVo\'-weave-technique and measures (folded) approximately 34 x 13 cms.: it was just moderately used and does show some age, wear and/or minimal staining. Simply an attractive and with certainly fairly rarely encountered Heeres-related armband: only the third such attractive example I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - (larger-sized!) police (ie. \'Polizei\') \'off-white\'-coloured- and/or linnen-based sports\'-shirt-eagle as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - larger-sized example of a police (ie. 'Polizei') 'off-white'-coloured- and/or linnen-based sports'-shirt-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Polizei-Sportanzug') as executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. non-confectioned- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The neat piece - which is of the somewhat larger-sized pattern and that measures approximately: 23 x 19 cms. in size - was simly never used nor confectioned and has an approximate wingspan of 20 cms. as to be expected. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained simply caused by decades of storage. Simply an attractive and decorative 'Polizei'-related sports'-badge that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - (larger-sized!) police (ie. \'Polizei\') \'off-white\'-coloured- and/or linnen-based sports\'-shirt-eagle as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - larger-sized example of a police (ie. \'Polizei\') \'off-white\'-coloured- and/or linnen-based sports\'-shirt-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Polizei-Sportanzug\') as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. non-confectioned- nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The neat piece - which is of the somewhat larger-sized pattern and that measures approximately: 23 x 19 cms. in size - was simly never used nor confectioned and has an approximate \'wingspan\' of 20 cms. as to be expected. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained simply caused by decades of storage: it was (I deem) once glued into an album or scrapbook and shows some minimal glue-remains on its back. This example originates from a \'Musterbuch\' (or: sample-book) that was period-compiled by the producing-company \'Offermann\' as was based in the town of Ratingen. Simply an attractive and decorative \'Polizei\'-related sports\'-badge that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - (larger-sized) police (ie. \'Polizei\') \'off-white\'-coloured- and/or linnen-based sports\'-shirt-eagle as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a police (ie. \'Polizei\') \'off-white\'-coloured- and/or linnen-based sports\'-shirt-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Polizei-Sportanzug\') as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. carefully confectioned- and/or I deem moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat piece - which is of the somewhat larger-sized pattern that measures approximately: 22,5 x 18 cms. in size - was carefully pre-folded and neatly confectioned and has an approximate wingspan of 21 cms. as to be expected. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty-, yellowed- and/or stained simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage: moreover, has it once been attached with four staples (of which the staining is still visible). Simply an attractive and decorative \'Polizei\'-related sports\'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - (smaller-sized) police (ie. \'Polizei\') \'off-white\'-coloured- and/or linnen-based sports\'-shirt-eagle as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a police (ie. 'Polizei') 'off-white'-coloured- and/or linnen-based sports'-shirt-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Polizei-Sportanzug') as executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. carefully confectioned- and/or moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat piece - which is of the somewhat smaller-sized pattern that measures approximately: 10,2 x 9,2 cms. in size - was carefully pre-folded and neatly confectioned and has an approximate wingspan of 9,5 cms. as to be expected. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty-, yellowed- and/or stained simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage. Simply an attractive and decorative 'Polizei'-related sports'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - (smaller-sized) police (ie. \'Polizei\') \'off-white\'-coloured- and/or linnen-based sports\'-shirt-eagle as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a police (ie. \'Polizei\') \'off-white\'-coloured- and/or linnen-based sports\'-shirt-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Polizei-Sportanzug\') as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. simply never used- nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The neat piece - which is of the somewhat smaller-sized pattern that measures approximately: 10,2 x 9,2 cms. in size - has an approximate wingspan of 9,5 cms. as to be expected. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty-, yellowed- and/or stained simply caused by decades of storage. Simply an attractive and decorative \'Polizei\'-related sports\'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - early-pattern armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') as was intended for a female member within the: \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: women\'s labour-service) This is an attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - early-pattern armbadge (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen o. Ärmelraute') as was intended for a female member who served within the: 'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst' (or: women's labour-service) and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used- ie. tunic-removed-), condition. The neat badge - which is somewhat shaped as a regular 'HJ-Raute' - measures 9 x 7 cms. 4,5 cms. and shows a black-coloured swastika-sign surrounded by some cornflowers on a red- and white-coloured background. The 'BeVo'-woven-type badge - which was to be worn on the left upper-arm - was clearly worn and carefully tunic-removed (it still shows some minimal stitching-holes and is minimally stained as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst' was the predecessor of the later-founded: 'RADwJ' (or: 'Reichsarbeitsdienst des weiblichen Jugend'). Simply an attractive, early-period female-related TR-related 'Ärmelabzeichen' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a \'boxed\', \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\', being a maker- (ie. \'13\'- being \'G. Brehmer\'-) marked example as was executed in silver-coloured, so-called: \'Tombak\' ie. \'Buntmetall\' The attractive badge is as stated a clearly maker- (ie. '13'-) marked example that was executed in (bright-) silver-toned-, so-called: 'Tombak' (ie. 'Buntmetall'). The badge was with certainly issued and/or worn and does show only moderate wear: it comes, naturally, mounted on its fully functional- and/or: typically, thin-shaped pin and typical catch (ie. catch-set-up) as is more often encountered on wound-badges by this particular maker (see pictures). The badge is most likely cleaned but nevertheless retains almost all of its silver-toned finish (some of the copper-based 'underlay is however visible in the higher-placed areas) and does show some minimal tarnish and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was recently found at a German private household and came still 'packed' ie. stored in its neat - and actually equally scarcely encountered! - bordeaux-red-coloured etui as issued and/or kept for decades. This - unmarked - etui has a bordeaux-red-coloured- (and velvet-based-) inner-section that shows the signs of having been stored with the WB in it and comes in an overall, equally nicely preserved, condition (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and/or with certainty desirable 'boxed' 'Buntmetall'-based silver-class woundbadge that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Gustav Brehmer' based in the town of Marneukirchen in Sachsen: hard to find a nicer and truly untouched WB-set for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') honorary district-triangle entitled: \'Landjahr\', still retaining its original \'RzM\'-etiket - overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-) condition! This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') light-green coloured and/or linnen-based so-called honorary district-triangle entitled: 'Landjahr' still retaining its original 'RzM'-etiket, in overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-) condition. The triangle - which has IMO only minimally been used shows some normal age, wear and/or staining. The piece still retains its paper-based so-called: 'RzM'-etiket (see pictures). The purpose of this 'HJ-Landjahr' movement, which was introduced in 1934, was to 'deepen the ties connecting the young people of urban areas with the land and peasentry'. Simply a nice and scarcely encountered HJ-related item: hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') honorary-district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Landjahr\' being an example that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn condition) This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') light-green coloured and/or linnen-based so-called: honorary-district-triangle (ie. 'Gebietsdreieck') entitled: 'Landjahr' that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The triangle - which has IMO been moderately used - shows some normal age, wear and/or staining. It has lost its paper-based so-called: 'RzM'-etiket over the years (remains are still visible) and does show some minimal carton-remains (caused by having been glued into an album once). The purpose of this 'HJ-Landjahr'-movement, which was introduced in 1934, was to 'deepen the ties connecting the young people of urban areas with the land and peasentry'. Simply an attractive and scarcely encountered HJ-related 'Gebietsdreieck': hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') honorary-district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Landjahr\' being an example that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn condition) This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') light-green coloured and/or linnen-based so-called: honorary-district-triangle (ie. 'Gebietsdreieck') entitled: 'Landjahr' that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The triangle - which has IMO been moderately used - shows some normal age, wear and/or staining. It has lost its paper-based so-called: 'RzM'-etiket over the years (remains are still visible). The purpose of this 'HJ-Landjahr'-movement, which was introduced in 1934, was to 'deepen the ties connecting the young people of urban areas with the land and peasentry'. Simply an attractive and scarcely encountered HJ-related 'Gebietsdreieck': hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') honorary-district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Landjahr\' being an example that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn condition) This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') light-green coloured and/or linnen-based so-called: honorary-district-triangle (ie. 'Gebietsdreieck') entitled: 'Landjahr' that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The triangle - which has been moderately used - shows some normal age, wear and/or staining. It has lost its paper-based so-called: 'RzM'-etiket over the years and has presumably once been glued into an album or scrapbook (some glue-remains are still visible and present). The purpose of this 'HJ-Landjahr'-movement, which was introduced in 1934, was to 'deepen the ties connecting the young people of urban areas with the land and peasentry'. This district-triangle was found together with the pair of: 'HJ-Obergefolgschaftsführer'-shoulderstraps that I offer under number 50123: both items belonged to the same HJ-member who used and stored these for years. Simply an attractive and scarcely encountered HJ-related 'Gebietsdreieck': hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') honorary-district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Landjahr\' being an example that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn condition) This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') light-green coloured and/or linnen-based so-called: honorary-district-triangle (ie. 'Gebietsdreieck') entitled: 'Landjahr' that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The triangle - which has been moderately used - shows some normal age, wear and/or staining. It has lost its paper-based so-called: 'RzM'-etiket over the years and has presumably once been glued into an album or scrapbook (some glue-remains are still visible and present). The purpose of this 'HJ-Landjahr'-movement, which was introduced in 1934, was to 'deepen the ties connecting the young people of urban areas with the land and peasentry'. Simply an attractive and scarcely encountered HJ-related 'Gebietsdreieck': hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') honorary-district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Landjahr\' being an example that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn condition) This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') light-green coloured and/or linnen-based so-called: honorary-district-triangle (ie. 'Gebietsdreieck') entitled: 'Landjahr' that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The triangle - which has been moderately used - shows some normal age, wear and/or staining. It has lost its paper-based so-called: 'RzM'-etiket over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The purpose of this 'HJ-Landjahr'-movement, which was introduced in 1934, was to 'deepen the ties connecting the young people of urban areas with the land and peasentry'. This district-triangle was found together with the pair of: 'HJ-'Oberkameradschaftsführer'-shoulderstraps that I offer under number #50995: both items belonged to the same HJ-member who used and/or stored these for years. Simply an attractive and scarcely encountered HJ-related 'Gebietsdreieck': hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') honorary-district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Landjahr\' being an example that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn condition) This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') light-green coloured and/or linnen-based so-called: honorary-district-triangle (ie. 'Gebietsdreieck') entitled: 'Landjahr' that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The triangle - which has been moderately used - shows some normal age, wear and/or staining. It has lost its paper-based so-called: 'RzM'-etiket over the years and only shows some remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The purpose of this 'HJ-Landjahr'-movement, which was introduced in 1934, was to 'deepen the ties connecting the young people of urban areas with the land and peasentry'. The 'Gebietsdreieck' does show some minimal glue-remains on its back simply caused by having been glued into an album or scrap-book once (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and fairly scarcely encountered HJ-related 'Gebietsdreieck': hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') honorary-district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Landjahr\' being an example that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn condition) This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') light-green coloured and/or linnen-based so-called: honorary-district-triangle (ie. 'Gebietsdreieck') entitled: 'Landjahr' that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The triangle - which has been moderately used - shows some normal age, wear and/or staining. It has (presumably) lost its paper-based so-called: 'RzM'-etiket over the years and does show some carton-remains on its back having been glued into an album or scrapbook once (as can be seen on the pictures). The purpose of this 'HJ-Landjahr'-movement, which was introduced in 1934, was to 'deepen the ties connecting the young people of urban areas with the land and peasentry'. The 'Gebietsdreieck' is void of any damage or alike but does show some carton-remains on its back simply caused by having been glued into an album or scrap-book once (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and fairly scarcely encountered HJ-related 'Gebietsdreieck': hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') honorary-district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Landjahr\' being an example that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn condition) This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') light-green coloured and/or linnen-based so-called: honorary-district-triangle (ie. 'Gebietsdreieck') entitled: 'Landjahr' that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The triangle - which has been moderately used - shows some normal age, wear and/or staining. It has (presumably) lost its paper-based so-called: 'RzM'-etiket over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The purpose of this 'HJ-Landjahr'-movement, which was introduced in 1934, was to 'deepen the ties connecting the young people of urban areas with the land and peasentry'. The 'Gebietsdreieck' is void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and fairly scarcely encountered HJ-related 'Gebietsdreieck': hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') honorary-district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Landjahr\' being an example that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn condition) This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') light-green coloured and/or linnen-based so-called: honorary-district-triangle (ie. 'Gebietsdreieck') entitled: 'Landjahr' that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The triangle - which has been moderately used - shows some normal age, wear and/or staining. It has (presumably) lost its paper-based so-called: 'RzM'-etiket over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The purpose of this 'HJ-Landjahr'-movement, which was introduced in 1934, was to 'deepen the ties connecting the young people of urban areas with the land and peasentry'. The 'Gebietsdreieck' is void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and fairly scarcely encountered HJ-related 'Gebietsdreieck': hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') honorary-district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Landjahr\' being an example that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn condition) This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') light-green coloured and/or linnen-based so-called: honorary-district-triangle (ie. 'Gebietsdreieck') entitled: 'Landjahr' that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The triangle - which has been moderately used - shows some normal age, wear and/or staining. It has (presumably) lost its paper-based so-called: 'RzM'-etiket over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The purpose of this 'HJ-Landjahr'-movement, which was introduced in 1934, was to 'deepen the ties connecting the young people of urban areas with the land and peasentry'. The 'Gebietsdreieck' is void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and fairly scarcely encountered HJ-related 'Gebietsdreieck': hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') honorary-district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Landjahr\' being an example that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn condition) This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') light-green coloured and/or linnen-based so-called: honorary-district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Landjahr\' that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The triangle - which has been moderately used - shows some normal age, wear and/or staining. It still shows its (period-attached- and paper-based) so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The purpose of this \'HJ-Landjahr\'-movement, which was introduced in 1934, was to \'deepen the ties connecting the young people of urban areas with the land and peasentry\'. The \'Gebietsdreieck\' is void of any damage or alike and just shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - HJ-related \'Gebietsdreieck\': hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - police (ie. \'Polizei\') bright-green-coloured and/or linnen-based sports\'-shirt-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Polizei-Sportanzug\') as was executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a police (ie. 'Polizei') bright-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based sports'-shirt-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Polizei-Sportanzug') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on an 'off-white'-coloured background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. never folded- nor confectioned- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The neat piece - which is of the larger-sized pattern that measures approximately: 22 x 19,5 cms. in size - was simply never pre-folded nor confectioned and has an approximate wingspan of 20 cms. as to be expected. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty-, yellowed- and/or stained simply caused by decades of storage. Simply an attractive and very decorative 'Polizei'-related sports'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - police (ie. \'Polizei\') \'off-white\'-coloured- and/or linnen-based sports\'-shirt-eagle as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a police (ie. 'Polizei') 'off-white'-coloured- and/or linnen-based sports'-shirt-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Polizei-Sportanzug') as executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. carefully confectioned- and/or moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat piece - which is of the larger-sized pattern that measures approximately: 22 x 19,5 cms. in size - was carefully pre-folded and confectioned and has an approximate wingspan of 20 cms. as to be expected. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty-, yellowed- and/or stained simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage. Simply an attractive and decorative 'Polizei'-related sports'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based-version of an: \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or GAB), being a non-maker- marked example as produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company - overall nice condition! This is a very nice - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - solid, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based-version of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or GAB or general assault badge), being a non-maker- marked example having a desirable so-called: 'Juncker'-style set-up, as was produced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company, in overall nice, albeit clearly used ie. worn, condition. This particular example - which is as stated a non-maker-marked example - was produced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company based in Lüdenscheid (something that can easily be deducted by studying the typical 'Juncker'-style (hinge- and/or catch set-up as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which has truly pronounced detaill - comes complete with its functional catch and/or hinge (-set-up) as to be expected and comes on its functional pin. The piece is executed from silverish-coloured zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal and has maintained a nice, albeit somewhat tarnished- (ie. typical zinc-like-) finish. The badge - which originates from a private household - shows some dust and/or dirt but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. Still a very nice and actually quite desirable GAB which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - \'DAF- (\'Deutches Arbeitsfront\') ie. \'KDF\'- (\'Kraft durch Freude\'-) related white-coloured- (period-souvenir) cap-tally (ie. \'Mützenband\') entitled: \'M.S. Wilhelm Gustloff\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'DAF- ('Deutches Arbeitsfront') ie. 'KDF'- ('Kraft durch Freude'-) related white-coloured- (period-souvenir) cap-tally (ie. 'Mützenband') entitled: 'M.S. Wilhelm Gustloff' that comes in a very nice (ie. IMO moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The cap-tally - which is woven in multi-coloured linnen on a beige-white-coloured background comes in a full-length condition and measures approximately 92 cms. in length. The piece is neatly excecuted in so-called: 'BeVo'-like weave-pattern - and is as stated woven in (bright!) multi-coloured (ie. almost 'flat-wire'-like-) thread (as can be seen on the pictures). It does shows some (minimal) age, wear and/or staining but is totally void of any real damage. I could not find much reference-material concerning this neat souvenir-related item: I deem that these attractive pieces could be acquired on the (by the 'DAF- ('Deutches Arbeitsfront') ie. 'KDF'- ('Kraft durch Freude'-) organised-) holidays on board of the M.S. Gustloff and am convinced that this is a scarcely seen example that would merit additional investigative work. As most certainly known was the 'M.S. Wilhelm Gustloff' subject of an air-raid that took place on 30 January 1945. It was hit by Soviet submarine S-13 in the Baltic Sea while evacuating German civilians, Nazi officials and military personnel from Gdynia (now: Gotenhafen) as the Red Army advanced. Its is estimated that 9,400 people died, which makes it the largest loss of life in a single ship sinking in history. I deem that this attractive and desirable example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'- (ie. WWII-period) pocket-watch (ie. \'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Helios\', having a black-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that reads: \'D 38440 H\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a 'standard-pattern, 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'- (ie. most certainly WWII-period) pocket-watch (ie. 'Dienstuhr') of the make: 'Helios' having a black-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that reads: 'D 38440 H' and that comes in an overall very nice and/or fully functional, condition. These pocket-watches - having a standard 15- or: 17-jewel movement - were distributed at a very small scale to the various soldiers (ie. NCO and/or officers!) of the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and were properly entered in both: 'Wehrpass' and/or 'Soldbuch'. They had to be engraved with a 'DH' numbering (which abbreviation stands for: 'Deutsches Heer'). As stated above has the piece on offer here a fully undamaged black-coloured dial having a subsidiary 'seconds'-dial at the 6 o'clock position. The piece has a very attractive (and virtually undamaged) casing (which is executed in nickle-silver-based metal): the watch just shows some minimal wear and/or age (especially on the back as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above is the piece still fully functional and running. Simply a very nice and truly scarcely seen personal-equiment piece: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'- (ie. WWII-period) pocket-watch (\'Dienst- o. Taschenuhr\') of the make: \'Helvetia\' having a black-coloured dial-plate and that is (unusually!) void of a \'DH\'-engraving This is an attractive - and/or fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a \'standard-pattern\', \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'- (ie. WWII-period-) pocket-watch (\'Dienst o. Taschenuhr\') of the make: \'Helvetia\' having a black-coloured dial-plate and that is (unusually) void of a serial-number and/or: \'DH\'-engraving and that comes in an overall very nice and/or still fully functional- ie. running, condition. These pocket-watches - having a standard 15- (or 17-) jewel-movement - were distributed at a very small scale to the various soldiers (ie. NCO and/or officers!) of the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' and were properly entered in both: \'Wehrpass\' and/or \'Soldbuch\'. They normally had to be engraved with a \'DH\' numbering (which abbreviation stands for: \'Deutsches Heer\') but this is lacking on this example: it originated, however, from a private household in Germany and was with certainty issued as a military time-piece. As stated above, has the piece on offer here a fully undamaged black-coloured dial having a subsidiary \'seconds\'-dial at the 6 o\'clock position. The piece has a very attractive (and virtually undamaged) casing (which is executed in nickle-silver-based metal): the watch just shows some minimal wear and/or age. As stated above is the piece still fully functional and running. Simply a very nice and truly scarcely seen piece: I deem that I have priced this attractive equiment-piece accordingly!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'- ie. WWII-period pocket-watch (\'Dienst- o. Taschenuhr\') of the make: \'Helvetia\' having a black-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that reads: \'D 12844 H\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a 'standard-pattern', 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'- (ie. WWII-period-) pocket-watch ('Dienst o. Taschenuhr') of the make: 'Helvetia' having a black-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that simply reads: 'D 12844 H' and that comes in an overall very nice and/or still fully functional- ie. running, condition. These pocket-watches - having a standard 15- (or 17-) jewel-movement - were distributed at a very small scale to the various soldiers (ie. NCO and/or officers!) of the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and were properly entered in both: 'Wehrpass' and/or 'Soldbuch'. They had to be engraved with a 'DH' numbering (which abbreviation stands for: 'Deutsches Heer') as is this example. As stated above, has the piece on offer here a fully undamaged black-coloured dial having a subsidiary 'seconds'-dial at the 6 o'clock position. The piece has a very attractive (and virtually undamaged) casing (which is executed in nickle-silver-based metal): the watch just shows some minimal wear and/or age. As stated above is the piece still fully functional and running. Simply a very nice and truly scarcely seen piece: I deem that I have priced this attractive equiment-piece accordingly!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'- ie. WWII-period pocket-watch (\'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Arsa\', having a black-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that reads: \'D 13277 H\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a 'standard-pattern'-, 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'- ie. WWII-period pocket-watch ('Dienstuhr') of the make: 'Arsa', having a black-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that reads: 'D 13277 H', in overall very nice and/or fully functional, condition. These pocket-watches - having a standard 15- or 17-jewel movement - were distributed at a very small scale to the various soldiers (ie. NCO and/or officers!) of the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and were properly entered in both: 'Wehrpass' and/or 'Soldbuch'. They had to be engraved with a 'DH' numbering (which abbreviation stands for: 'Deutsches Heer'). As stated has the piece on offer here a fully undamaged black-coloured dial having a subsidiary 'seconds'-dial at the 6 o'clock position. The piece has a very attractive (and virtually undamaged) casing (which is executed in nickle-silver-based metal): the watch just shows some minimal wear and/or age. As stated above is the piece still fully functional and running. Simply a very nice and truly scarcely seen piece: I deem that I have priced this attractive equiment-piece accordingly!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'- ie. WWII-period pocket-watch (\'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Zenith\', having a black-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that reads: \'D 8405943 H\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a 'standard-pattern'-, 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'- ie. WWII-period pocket-watch ('Dienstuhr') of the make: 'Zenith', having a black-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that reads: 'D 8405943 H', in overall very nice and/or fully functional, condition. These pocket-watches - having a standard 15- or 17-jewel movement - were distributed at a very small scale to the various soldiers (ie. NCO and/or officers!) of the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and were properly entered in both: 'Wehrpass' and/or 'Soldbuch'. They had to be engraved with a 'DH' numbering (which abbreviation stands for: 'Deutsches Heer'). As stated has the piece on offer here a fully undamaged black-coloured dial having a subsidiary 'seconds'-dial at the 6 o’clock position. The piece has a very attractive (and virtually undamaged) casing (which is executed in nickle-silver-based metal): the watch just shows some minimal wear and/or age. As stated above is the piece still fully functional and running. Simply a very nice and truly scarcely seen piece: I deem that I have priced this attractive equiment-piece accordingly!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Kl. (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes together with its accompanying \'Halbminiatur\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Third Reich-period, so-called: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a (vaguely) maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes together with its accompanying 2-cms.-sized \'Halbminiatur\' and that come both in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a nicely bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: \'L.Chr. Lauer\' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: \'Gesetzlich Geschützt\' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its bronze-toned finish and was only moderately worn (but was certainly never cleaned nor polised). This is also valid for the accompanying (and also maker- (ie. \'Steinhauer & Lück\'-marked) \'Halbminiatur\'. Both pieces are naturally Third Reich- (ie. WWII-era) badges and not 1957-versions (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital \'R\'-character as visible on the bottom of both badges). Simply an attractive (and complete!) set of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative award that is (I deem) accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Kl. (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that comes together with its accompanying \'Halbminiatur\' stored in its period box ie. etui This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Third Reich-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse (ie. 'in Bronze') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer'-) marked example that comes together with its accompanying 2-cms.-sized 'Halbminiatur' and that come both in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat - and detailed - award comes mounted onto its functional pin and/or catch(set-up). It is a nicely bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company as based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course also clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its bronze-toned finish and was only moderately worn (but was certainly never cleaned nor polised). This is also valid for the accompanying (and equally maker-marked!) 'Halbminiatur'. Both pieces are naturally Third Reich- ie. WWII-era badges and not 1957-versions (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as visible on the bottom of both badges). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this set came stored in it (period) green-coloured etui (ie. box). This etui is equally nicely preserved and shows the printed text: “Reiter Bronze” stamped onto its top-lid (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive (and fully complete!) set of this fairly scarcely encountered and decorative award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - \'TeNo\' (ie. \'Technische Nothilfe\') so-called: \'Zivilabzeichen\' (being a neatly enamelled example that is individually numbered on its back with the unique bearers\'-number: \'012746\') This is a truly attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - 'TeNo' (ie. 'Technische Nothilfe' or: technical emergency-service) so-called: 'Zivilabzeichen' that is individually numbered on its back with the unique bearers'-number: '012746' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used and/or worn-), condition. This example comes mounted onto its full-length pin and is individually numbered with a unique bearers'-number as mentioned above. There were various types of this pin and this is an example of the third and final type. It also bears a: 'Ges.Gesch' patent-pending-marking on its back as usually found. The piece comes in a slightly used- and/or worn condition overall (it retains, nevertheless, a fully undamaged enamelled surface as can be seen on the pictures) and has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polised (only the back is a bit dirty ie. tarnished as more often). A similar lapel-pin is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique nr. (5912C) and an estimated value of 120 Eu. Simply an attractive and detailed 'TeNo'-lapel-pin: I deem that I priced it according to its overall nice and/or undamaged- albeit used and/or worn, condition!

Attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - \'TeNo\' (ie. \'Technische Nothilfe\') so-called: \'Zivilabzeichen\' (being a neatly enamelled example that is individually numbered on its back with the unique bearers\'-number: \'41910\') This is a truly attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - 'TeNo' (ie. 'Technische Nothilfe' or: technical emergency-service) so-called: 'Zivilabzeichen' that is individually numbered on its back with the unique bearers'-number: '41910' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used and/or worn-), condition. This example comes mounted onto its full-length pin and is individually numbered with a unique bearers'-number as mentioned above. There were various types of this pin and this is an example of the third and final type. It also bears a: 'Ges.Gesch' patent-pending-marking on its back as usually found. The piece comes in a slightly used- and/or worn condition overall (it retains, nevertheless, a fully undamaged enamelled surface as can be seen on the pictures) and has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polised (only the back is a bit dirty ie. tarnished as more often). A similar lapel-pin is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique nr. (5912C) and an estimated value of 120 Eu. Simply an attractive and detailed 'TeNo'-lapel-pin: I deem that I priced it according to its overall nice and/or undamaged- albeit used and/or worn, condition!

Attractive - and fairly unusually encountered! - (amongst others) Dutch volunteer-related breast-badge as was intended for members within the: \'Germanische Landdienst\' being a detailed example that is only moderately used ie. worn This is an attractive - and fairly rarely- ie. with certainty unusually encountered! - (amongst others) Dutch volunteer-related breast-badge as was intended for usage by members who served within the: 'Germanische Landdienst' being a detailed example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These attractive breast-badges were worn by all European (incl. the Dutch-) volunteers that worked for a determined period within the so-called: 'Germanische Landdienst'. The badge on offer here - is executed in silverish-grey-coloured zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal (as always) and comes in an overall nice- and/or totally uncleaned condition: it comes as recently found. The badge shows its period-attached pin-/catch set-up which is naturally still functional (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has - I deem - clearly been worn and was never cleaned or polished: it retains an attractive, typical zinc-like age-patina. The piece came from a very old collection of Dutch volunteer items. A similar example of this rare badge is also figured in the 'Heering/Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue wherein it has been given the unique reference-number: 'K8 05A' and given an estimated value of 500 Eu (!). Simply an attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - Germanic volunteer-related breast- badge that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fairly unusually encountered! - DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'), so-called: \'molded\'-styled-, alumnium-based belt-buckle, being a maker- (ie. \'OLC\'-) marked example This is a truly very attractive - and in this condition actually fairly unusually encountered! - DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz'), so-called: 'molded'-styled-, aluminium-based belt-buckle, being a neatly maker- (ie. 'OLC'-) marked example, that comes in an overall very nice (IMO hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The buckle was IMO issued ie. worn but nevertheless still retains extraordinary detail as to be expected. The piece has a typical, greyish-coloured aluminium-like- appearance (ie. colour) and has never been cleaned nor polished (it has just acquired some blackened tarnish and/or normal age-patina over the years). The piece - which IMO is of an early-war production - is neatly maker- (ie. 'OLC'-) marked and also bears the: 'Ges.Gesch.'- patent-pending marking (as can be seen from the photos). Simply a very nice 'variant'-styled-, German Red Cross belt-buckle which is actually not that commonly encountered in this 'molded' version and/or hardly worn, condition. Simply a very nice and desirable belt-buckle that is IMO priced according to its great condition!

Attractive - and fairly unusually encountered! - DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'), so-called: \'molded\'-styled-, alumnium-based belt-buckle, being a moderately used- ie. worn example bearing a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking This is a truly attractive - and fairly unusually encountered! - DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') so-called: 'molded'-styled- and/or aluminium-based belt-buckle, being a moderately used- ie. worn example bearing a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking and that comes in an overall nice (IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The buckle was IMO clearly worn but nevertheless, still retains extraordinary detail as to be expected. The piece has a typical, greyish-coloured- and aluminium-like appearance (ie. colour) and has probably been cleaned ie. polished (it shows some minimal tarnish and/or normal age-patina). The piece - which is of a pre-war- production - bears the: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking and additional date: '39' (as can be seen from the photos). Simply a very nice 'variant'-styled-, German Red Cross belt-buckle which is actually not that commonly encountered in this 'molded' version and/or worn, condition. Simply a neat and desirable belt-buckle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fairly unusually encountered! - DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'), so-called: \'molded\'-styled-, alumnium-based belt-buckle, being a virtually \'mint-/unissued\' example bearing a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking This is a truly very attractive - and in this condition actually fairly unusually encountered! - DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') so-called: 'molded'-styled-, aluminium-based belt-buckle, being a virtually 'mint-/unissued' example bearing a: so-called: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The buckle was IMO never worn and still retains extraordinary detail as to be expected. The piece has a typical, greyish-coloured- and aluminium-like appearance (ie. colour) and has never been cleaned nor polished (it has just acquired some blackened tarnish and/or normal age-patina over the years). The piece - which is of a pre-war- production - bears the: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking and additional date: '39' (as can be seen from the photos). Simply a very nice 'variant'-styled-, German Red Cross belt-buckle which is actually not that commonly encountered in this 'molded' version and/or never worn, condition. Simply a very nice and desirable belt-buckle that is IMO priced according to its 'mint-/unissued'-condition!

Attractive - and fairly unusually encountered! - DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'), so-called: \'molded\'-styled-, alumnium-based belt-buckle, being a virtually \'mint-/unissued\' example bearing a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking This is a truly very attractive - and in this condition actually fairly unusually encountered! - DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') so-called: 'molded'-styled-, aluminium-based belt-buckle, being a virtually 'mint-/unissued' example bearing a: so-called: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The buckle was IMO never worn and still retains extraordinary detail as to be expected. The piece has a typical, greyish-coloured- and aluminium-like appearance (ie. colour) and has never been cleaned nor polished (it has just acquired some blackened tarnish and/or normal age-patina over the years). The piece - which is of a pre-war- production - bears the: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking and additional date: '39' (as can be seen from the photos). Simply a very nice 'variant'-styled-, German Red Cross belt-buckle which is actually not that commonly encountered in this 'molded' version and/or never worn, condition. Simply a very nice and desirable belt-buckle that is IMO priced according to its 'mint-/unissued'-condition!

Attractive - and fairly unusually encountered! - Dutch volunteer-related breast- badge as was intended for members within the: \'Germanische Landdienst\' being a detailed example that is IMO only moderately used This is an attractive - and fairly rarely- ie. with certainty unusually encountered! - Dutch volunteer-related breastbadge as was intended for usage by members who served within the: 'Germanische Landdienst', being a detailed example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These attractive breastbadges were worn by all European (incl. the Dutch-) volunteers that worked for a determined period within the so-called: 'Germanische Landdienst'. The badge on offer here - is executed in silverish-grey-coloured zinc- (ie.'Feinzink'-) based metal (as always) and comes in an overall nice- and/or totally uncleaned condition: it comes as recently found. The badge shows its period-attached pin-/catch set-up which is naturally still functional (see pictures). The badge has IMO clearly been worn and was never cleaned or polished: it retains an attractive, typical zinc-like age-patina. The piece came from a very old collection of Dutch volunteer items. A similar example of this rare badge is also figured in the 'Heering/Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it has been given the unique reference-number: 'K8 05A' and given an estimated value of 500 Eu (!). Simply an attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - Germanic volunteer-related breast- badge that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fairly unusually encountered! - Dutch volunteer-related breast- badge as was intended for members within the: \'Germanische Landdienst\' being a detailed example that is IMO only moderately used This is an attractive - and fairly rarely- ie. with certainty unusually encountered! - Dutch volunteer-related breastbadge as was intended for usage by members who served within the: 'Germanische Landdienst', being a detailed example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These attractive breastbadges were worn by all European (incl. the Dutch-) volunteers that worked for a determined period within the so-called: 'Germanische Landdienst'. The badge on offer here - is executed in silverish-grey-coloured zinc- (ie.'Feinzink'-) based metal (as always) and comes in an overall nice- and/or totally uncleaned condition: it comes as recently found. The badge shows its period-attached pin-/catch set-up which is naturally still functional (see pictures). The badge has IMO clearly been worn and was never cleaned or polished: it retains an attractive, typical zinc-like age-patina. The piece came from a very old collection of Dutch volunteer items. A similar example of this rare badge is also figured in the 'Heering/Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it has been given the unique reference-number: 'K8 05A' and given an estimated value of 500 Eu (!). Simply an attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - Germanic volunteer-related breast- badge that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fairly unusually encountered! - Dutch volunteer-related breast-badge as was specifically intended for members serving within the: \'Germanische Landdienst\' being a detailed- and zinc-based example This is an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - Dutch volunteer-related breastbadge (ie. \'Dienst- o. Mitgliedsbrosche\') as was specifcally intended for usage by members who served within the: \'Germanische Landdienst\' being a detailed example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These attractive breast-badges were worn by all European (incl. the Dutch-) volunteers that worked for a pre-determined period within the so-called: \'Germanische Landdienst\'. The badge on offer here - is executed in silverish-grey-coloured zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based metal (as always) and comes in an overall nice- and/or totally uncleaned- and untouched, condition: it comes as recently found. The badge shows its period-attached pin-/catch set-up which is naturally still functional (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has clearly been worn and was never cleaned or polished: it retains an attractive, typical zinc-like age-patina. A similar example of this rare badge is also figured in the \'Heering/Hüsken\'-lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it has been given the unique reference-number: \'K8 05A\' and given an estimated value of 500 Eu (!). The piece shows some (undecypherable) engraved text on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusally encountered! - Germanic volunteer-related breast-badge that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fairly unusually encountered! - Dutch volunteer-related breastbadge as was intended for members within the: \'Germanische Landdienst\' being a detailed example that shows a (period-) re-attached pin-/catch set-up This is a neat - and fairly rarely- ie. with certainty unusually encountered! - Dutch volunteer-related breastbadge as was intended for members who served within the: 'Germanische Landdienst', being a detailed example that shows a (period-) re-attached pin-/catch set-up. These attractive breastbadges were worn by all European (incl. the Dutch-) volunteers that worked for a determined period within the so-called: 'Germanische Landdienst'. The badge on offer here - is executed in silverish-grey-coloured zinc- (ie.'Feinzink'-) based metal (as always) and comes in an overall nice- and/or totally uncleaned condition: it comes as recently found. The badge shows a (period-) re-attached pin-/catch set-up which is still functional (see pictures). The badge has IMO clearly been worn and was never cleaned or polished: it retains an attractive, zinc-like age-patina. The piece came from a very old collection of Dutch volunteer items. It is also figured in the 'Heering/Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it has the unique number: 'K8 05A' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 500 Eu. Of course did I price it IMO accordingly due to its period-repaired condition. In any case still a nice - and truly rarely encountered! - Dutch volunteer-related breastbadge that IMO is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fairly unusually encountered! - RLB (ie. \'Reichsluftschutz-Bund\'), steel-based EM- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'RS & S\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - and actually fairly unusually encountered! - so-called: RLB (ie. 'Reichsluftschutz-Bund'), steel-based EM- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (of the third- and final pattern) being a clearly maker- (ie. 'RS & S'- or: 'Richard Sieper & Söhne'-) marked example that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition. It should be mentioned that this type of buckle was also worn by the various members of the RLB (ie. 'Reichsluftschutz-Bund') so-called: 'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst (o. SHD)'. The buckle was most certainly issued and worn but nevertheless still retains extraordinary detail as to be expected. The piece has a typical, silver-coloured- (ie. 'sprayed'-) steel-like- appearance (ie. colour) and does retain most of its period sprayed colour: it has most certainly been cleaned over the years but is, however, void of any real damage or alike. The piece is neatly maker- (ie. 'RS & S'- or: 'Richard Sieper & Söhne'-) marked on its inside: it shows the impressed 'RS & S''-logo (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, RLB (ie. 'Reichsluftschutz-Bund') steel-based, EM- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (of the third- and final pattern) that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fairly unusually encountered! - RLB (ie. \'Reichsluftschutz-Bund\'), steel-based EM- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'RS&S\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - and actually fairly unusually encountered! - so-called: RLB (ie. 'Reichsluftschutz-Bund'), typically steel-based EM- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (of the third- and final pattern) being a clearly maker- (ie. 'RS&S'- or: 'Richard Sieper & Söhne'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. It should be mentioned that this type of buckle was also worn by the various members of the RLB (ie. 'Reichsluftschutz-Bund') so-called: 'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst (o. SHD)'. The buckle was most certainly issued and worn but nevertheless still retains extraordinary detail as to be expected. The piece has a typical, silver-coloured- (ie. 'sprayed'-) steel-like- appearance (ie. colour) and does retain most of its period sprayed colour: it has most certainly been cleaned over the years but is, however, void of any real damage or alike. The piece is neatly maker- (ie. 'RS&S'- or: 'Richard Sieper & Söhne'-) marked on its inside: it shows the impressed 'RS&S'-logo (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, RLB (ie. 'Reichsluftschutz-Bund') steel-based, EM- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (of the third- and final pattern) that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully complete! - 5-pieced SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') grouping comprising of - amongst others an award-booklet (ie. \'Urkunde\') as was issued for an: \'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze\' to the: \'SA-Mann\' named: Hans Biedermann This is an attractive - and fully complete! - 5-pieced SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen') grouping comprising of an: 'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze' (being a neatly maker- ie. 'Berg u. Nolte'-marked example that is void of an impressed bearers'-number, a specific: 'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze'-award-booklet (ie. 'Urkunde') that came stored in its period cover (ie. 'Schuber'), an: 'SA-Leistungsbuch', a smaller-sized: 'Besitzzeugnis' (or: citation) and an explantory-brochure entitled: 'Der Weg zum SA-Sportabzeichen' all items belonging to the: 'SA-Mann' named: Hans Biedermann born in 1916, all items coming in a wonderful- and truly nicely preserved, condition. The attractive - and I deem fairly early- (ie. eventually pre-) war-period - SA-sports-badge is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: 'Berg u. Nolte - Lüdenscheid' and also bears the usually encountered inscription: 'Eigentum d. SA Sportabzeichen Hauptstelle' (as is visible on the back of the sword as always). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - only shows some minimal wear and age but was never cleaned nor polished: the original- and/or (fairly dark-coloured- and truly golden-bronze-toned-) finish is almost fully present and/or neatly preserved (see pictures). Moreover, does this example retains most of its period-applied shiny finish (ie. 'Brennlack'). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage. The typical light-brownish-coloured - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related so-called: award-booklet (ie. 'Urkunde') comes in an equally nice- (ie. not damaged nor denazified and/or fully filled-in-), condition. The typical, 'standard-issued'-type award-booklet (sized: 14,5 x 11 cms.) is a nicely preserved example having all its 28 pages present and in-place: it has not been 'damaged' whatsoever (and shows a fully preserved illustration of a golden-toned 'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze' on its cover) and comes in an overall nice (albeit with certainty issued- ie. used-), condition. The award-booklet shows a civil photo of Biedermann and shows all the regular entries as to be expected (as can also be seen on the pictures). The other documents come in an equally nicely preserved - and fully filled-in! - condition. Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that often found! - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen') ie.: 'SA-Sportabzeichen'-grouping that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully complete! - BZP (ie. \'Bahnschutz-Polizei\') officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type visor-cap-insignia-set (ie. \'Metall-Effektensatz für Schirmmütze der Offiziere des BZP\') all three pieces executed in silverish-toned aluminium This is a very attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - officers'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, BZP (ie. 'Bahnschutz-Polizei') officers'- (ie. NCO-) type visor-cap-insignia-set (ie. 'Metall-Effektensatz für Schirmmütze der Offiziere o. Unteroffiziere des BZP') all three pieces as executed in silverish toned aluminium and that come in an overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. These attractive sets were worn on the specific blue-coloured BZP-visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'). The neat set comprises of a specific (nicely 'C.T.D.'-marked- and/or left-facing) cap-eagle which has a diameter ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 6,2 cms. that retains both its (aluminium-based and of course still functional) prongs. The eagle also bears a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to the eagle there is a specific BZP-related cap-cocarde ie. wreath that has a diameter ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 7 cms. and that is void of such makers'-designation but that shows a 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation. Also does this cocarde comes with all its (aluminium-based and/or functional) prongs in place. The set came with a (loose) generic-styled so-called: 'inner-cocarde' that has both prongs in place. Simply a very nice - and truly unusually encountered! - BZP (ie. 'Bahnschutz-Polizei') related visor-cap insignia-set of this lesser known police-related, TR-organisation that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and fully complete! - BZP (ie. \'Bahnschutz-Polizei\') officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type visor-cap-insignia-set (ie. \'Metall-Effektensatz für Schirmmütze der Offiziere des BZP\') all three pieces executed in silverish-toned aluminium This is a very attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) pattern, BZP (ie. \'Bahnschutz-Polizei\') officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type visor-cap-insignia-set (ie. \'Metall-Effektensatz für Schirmmütze der Offiziere o. Unteroffiziere des BZP\') all three pieces as executed in silverish-toned aluminium and that come in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These attractive sets were worn on the specific blue-coloured BZP-visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'). The neat set comprises of a specific (nicely \'C.T.D.\'-marked- and/or left-facing) cap-eagle which has a diameter ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 6,2 cms. that retains both its (aluminium-based and of course still functional and never bent) prongs. The eagle also bears a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to the eagle there is a specific BZP-related cap-cocarde ie. wreath that has a diameter ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 7 cms. and that is void of such makers\'-designation but that shows a \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation. Also does this cocarde comes with all its (aluminium-based and/or functional) prongs in place. The set came with a (loose) generic-styled so-called: \'inner-cocarde\' that has both prongs in place. Simply a very nice - and truly unusually encountered! - BZP (ie. \'Bahnschutz-Polizei\') related visor-cap insignia-set of this lesser known police-related, TR-organisation that will be impossible to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully complete! - WWII-period, Spanish published and 12-pieced post-card-series entitled: \'Cuadros de la Division Azul\' that came stored in its period carton-based folder as issued and stored for decades This is an attractive - with certainty scarcely found and fully complete! - WWII-period, Spanish published and/or 12-pieced post-card-set ie. series entitled: 'Cuadros de la Division Azul' (that can be translated as 'cards of the Blue Division') and that is sub-titled: 'Luchas de los pueblos europeos por una nueva Europa') and that came stored within its period carton-based folder as issued and/or stored for decades. The black-and-white-coloured postcards (which are printed on somewhat yellowish-toned paper as more often) are 14,5 x 9,5 cms. sized as usual and come all twelve in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' condition: they are totally void of any writing nor text (as can be seen on the pictures). The interesting set - that was period-published to promote the activities of the Spanish Blue Division in Russia - illustrates (amongst others) the daily life at the Russian front and shows its commander named Munoz-Grandes. All cards show a (pre-printed) numeral and description of the scene on their backs. The carton-based folder - that shows a colourful illustration of the Spanish volunteer armshield - has been carefully restored by means of acid-free tape and is fully complete and/or functional: moreover, does it show a pencilled name and date (March 1942) on its top as can be seen on the pictures. Simply a very nice - and with certainty scarcely found! - WWII-period 'Spanish Volunteer'-related photo-postcard-set that is almost impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and fully complete! - \'youth\'-pattern- ie. HJ- (\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related compass (or: \'Marschkompass\') as executed in black-coloured \'Bakelite\' (and aluminium-based metal) and showing the superimposed text: \'Marsch-Kompass\' “Jugend” The neat compass - which is (I deem) hardly or even never used! - shows a white-coloured 'inner-section' and is neatly maker (ie. 'S'-) marked on its back (something that is more often seen): moreover, does it show the superimposed text: 'Marsch-Kompass' “Jugend” on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The compass - which is executed in black-coloured so-called: 'Bakelite' and aluminium-based metal (and having a copper-based top-lid!) - is of course still fully functional and is truly void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). It comes mounted onto its period cord and comes stored in its (period- and scarcely seen!) two-pieced box (that still holds its period users-manual (!) and that shows on its lid the printed text: 'Das Marschieren macht erst Spass hat man einen Marschkompass'. Simply a neat - and fully complete! - example of a 'youth'-pattern 'Marschkompass'!

Attractive - and fully complete! - \'youth\'-pattern- ie. HJ- (\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related compass (or: \'Marschkompass\') as executed in black-coloured \'Bakelite\' (and aluminium-based metal) and showing the text: \'Marsch-Kompass\' “Pfadfinder” The neat compass - which is (I deem) hardly or even never used! - shows a white-coloured 'inner-section' and is neatly maker (ie. 'S'-) marked on its back (something that is more often seen): moreover, does it show the superimposed text: 'Marsch-Kompass' “Pfadfinder” on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The compass - which is executed in black-coloured so-called: 'Bakelite' and aluminium-based metal (and having a steel-based top-lid) - is of course still fully functional and is truly void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). It comes stored in its (period- and scarcely seen!) two-pieced box (that still holds its period users-manual (!) and that shows on its lid the printed text: 'Marsch-Kompass' “Pfadfinder”. Simply a neat - and fully complete! - example of a 'youth'-pattern 'Marschkompass'!

Attractive - and fully matching - pair of (I deem) \'privately-purchased\', WH (Heeres) greenish-tan-coloured so-called: \'Wickel-Gamaschen\' (ie. puttees) being both maker-marked examples that come in a clearly used- ie. most certainly worn-, condition This is an attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely encountered - pair of (I deem) 'privately-purchased', WH (Heeres) typical greenish-tan-coloured- and/or (I deem) woolen-based, so-called: 'Wickel-Gamaschen' (ie. puttees) that were worn in conjuction with the low-boots (ie. 'Halbshuhe') being both nicely maker-marked examples that come in a clearly used- ie. most certainly worn-, condition. Both pieces were clearly worn and do show some regular age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces have a functional, metal-based 'closing-hook' in place and show a (period stitched-on) makers'-etiket denoting that they are for the right- (ie. 'rechter') or left- (ie. 'linker') side (as can benoticed on the pictures). Both 'Wickel-Gamaschen' show an (identical) makers-etiket that reads: 'E.W.Z. Markt Zeus - Qual. A - Wasserdicht Elastisch' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was recently uncovered at a private-household in Germany and can still excellenty be used on a mannequin. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat pair of WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Wickel-Gamaschen' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching - pair of Eastern volunteer- (ie. \'Ostvölker\'-) related, printed collar-tabs as was intended for a: \'Turkistanischer\'-volunteer within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' (ie. within the: \'Turkistanisches Legion\') This is an attractive - fully matching and clearly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - pair of Eastern volunteer- (ie. 'Ostvölker'-) related, printed collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften') as piped in the neat bright-blue- (ie. 'hellblauer'-) branchcolour as was specifically intended for a: 'Turkistanischer'-volunteer who served within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' (ie. within the: 'Turkistanisches Legion') and that comes in an overal very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The tabs - which are of the typical, linnen-based 'printed-pattern' - are darker-green-coloured and show the bright-blue- (ie. 'hellblauer'-) coloured piping (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that they were intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Turkistanischer'-volunteer who served within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' (ie.: 'Turkistanisches Legion'). At the time of production of these specific 'Ostvölker'-collar-tabs (being I deem later in the war) all sorts of available material was used: something that is reflected in the somewhat 'shabby'-finish of both tabs. The pair was clearly used and was carefully tunic-removed (it still shows some of its thread- and stitching-remains as can be seen on the pictures). I personally have never had such a truly used pair on offer and deem that the pair is of absolute rarity: I therefore deem that this very intersting pair is priced according to its obvious rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and fully matching - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the light-brown-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel der Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the light-brown- (ie. 'hell- o. kupferbrauner'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and used by! - a: 'Feldwebel der Nachrichten-Truppen ' (or: signals-sergeant and member within one of the LW signal-units) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each and come naturally mounted on their functional tongues: they are in all facets 'text-book'-examples and come in a nice condition overall: they are just moderately used and/or worn. The straps - which have the desirable, 'silk-like'-type piping attached - do not show any defaults whatsoever: just some regular usage ie. regular wear is noticable and/or present. The pair shows - next to the silver-coloured NCO-braid - two (identical, silver-toned- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based-) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs'-rank of a: 'Feldwebel der Nachrichten-Truppen'. This attractive shoulderboard-pair was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection: it once belonged to a: 'Feldwebel der Nachrichten-Truppen' who most certainly was issued and used this pair and stored it as such for decades!

Attractive - and fully matching - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the light-brown-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant der Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the light-brown- (ie. 'hell- o. kupferbrauner'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Nachrichten-Truppen' (or: signals-lieutnant and officer within one of the LW signal-units) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. presumably issued- albeit never worn- ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which have the shiny silver-toned upperdecks as to be expected - measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and never had tongues: they were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern and are in all facets 'text-book'-examples of LW-type officers'-boards. The pair never had any pips nor numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') attached and were thus intended for a junior-officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie. lieutnant). This attractive shoulderboard-pair was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection: it once belonged to a: 'Leutnant der Nachrichten-Truppen' who most certainly was issued this pair and stored it as such for decades!

Attractive - and fully matching - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) shoulderstraps as was executed in HBT-type cloth and piped in the bright-yellow-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching and with certainty scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) shoulderstraps as was executed in HBT-type cloth and piped in the bright-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: 'Soldat der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen' (or: simple pilot- or paratrooper-soldier) and that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO only minimally used- and/or worn-), condition. The straps - which measure 10.6 cms. in length each - have the desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached and shows the signs of having been slightly worn and used (they are a tiny bit dirty ie. stained). The straps came naturally mounted on their functional tongues and are neatly 'backed' with bluish-coloured, LW-type wool (as can be seen on the pictures). These HBT-style shoulderstraps can easily be considered 'fairly scarce' and saw also usage by the (later-war-period-) so-called: LW 'Felddivisionen' (they were for example used on the 3/4-sized camouflaged FD-smocks). It has been some time that I had an equally nicely preserved pair on offer!

Attractive - and fully matching albeit minimally moth-damaged! - pair of WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - and fully matching albeit regrettably minimally moth-damaged! - pair of WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type, so-called: 'M43'-pattern-shoulderstraps as was piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: simple soldier who served within a motorised artillery-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and/or: most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which are approximately 10,8 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were only moderately used- and/or worn and do show some moderate staining and/or age simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage: as stated does the pair show some minimal moth-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongues. This neat pair originates from an older shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive 'Heeres'-related EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments': it can excellently be used to complete or restore a WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Sturmgeschütze'- (ie. wrap-around-) tunic. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching and scarcely encountered! - pair of \'M36\'-styled (ie. rounded-pattern) WH (Heeres) EM-type-, shoulderstraps as was intended for - and worn by! - a: \'Soldat eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' The neat shoulderstraps - which are IMO only minimally used ie. worn - measure approximately 13 cms. in length each and both have the darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based-, 'upperdecks': they show the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached. The set comes mounted on its functional tongues and was IMO moderately used and/or worn. The pair - which is as stated above - fully matching and that was always together and/or worn as such - is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained and shows evidence of having been used and/or worn. The pair - which is with certainty a 'standard-issued'- (and NOT a tailor-made-) pair - is simply hard to be upgraded. It should be noted that all enlisted-mens'-type 'Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troopers-) related shoulderstraps can easily be graded 'very scarce'. I has been some time that I found such an attractive shoulderstrap-pair!

Attractive - and fully matching and/or scarcely encountered! - pair of high-ranked officers\'-type collar-patches, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Wehrmachtsbeamte des höheren Dienstes\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and truly scarcely encountered! - pair of high-ranked officers'-type collar-patches, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by - a: 'Wehrmachtsbeamte des höheren Dienstes' (= being an administrative-official having the highest rank-variant ie. belonging to the: 'höheren Dienstes'), in overall nice, albeit moderately worn ie. clearly tunic-removed-, condition. The tabs are beautifully executed in golden-toned (very detailed!) hand-embroidery on a dark-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and are neatly piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) woolen-type piping as was prescribed per regulation. The rank could be compared with a general-officer and was held by various WH 'Beamte' ie. army-officials (such as for example: 'Oberintendanturrat', 'Landwirtschaftsrat u. 35 Jahre' etc.). The pieces are beautifully constructed (ie. hand-embroidered) using golden-toned braid: both tabs show superb detail and/or craftmanship but are somewhat tarnished over the years. The tabs are naturally 'backed' with the brownish-coloured 'buckram'-based cloth and still shows the signs of having once been once tunic-attached. Actually are all these higher-ranked 'Beamten'-insignia quite hard to encounter. Simply a very nice pair that is hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and fully matching! - 4-pieced grouping comprising of a pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') officers\'-type shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs (being of the 2nd pattern) as was specifically intended for an: \'RAD-Oberstfeldmeister\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - 4-pieced insignia-grouping respectively comprising of a pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') officers\'-type shoulderboards (ie. \'Schulterstücke\') and dito collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') being both of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41 that was specifically intended for an officer holding the rank of an: \'RAD-Oberstfeldmeister\' (which rank is comparable with the army-equivalent of: Hauptmann\' ie. captain) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat schoulderstraps have the typical, silver- (and interwoven) black-coloured \'upperdecks\' and come mounted onto their black-coloured (and typical velvet-based) \'underlays\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps measure approximately 12 cms. in length each and show each two (matching, golden-toned, regular-sized and somewhat tarnished) pips period-attached (denoting the officers-rank of an: \'RAD-Oberstfeldmeister\'). The collar-tabs are neatly hand-embroidered in (bright) silver-toned braid onto a (black-coloured- and velvet-based) underground and show a \'buckram\'-based \'backing\' as to be expected. Both pairs that were found together at a German private-household and that were with certainty worn as such - show - as stated above - just moderate wear and/or age but are void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a desirable (and actually hard to find!) \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-related, officers-pattern insignia-grouping that was intended for usage by an: \'RAD-Oberstfeldmeister\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - 4-pieced insignia-grouping comprising of a pair of WH (Heeres), officers\'-type shoulderboards and hand-embroidred collar-tabs as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant eines (Sturm)Art.-Rgts.\' The attractive - fully matching, presumably issued but partly never used nor worn! - 4-pieced insignia-set was with certainty always together and was recently found as such. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or: 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and are truly very hard to be upgraded. The set has truly greyish-coloured- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) 'upperdecks' making this - I deem - a pair that was most certainly intended for usage on a regular- (ie. front-used-) tunic (and NOT for a: 'Waffenrock' or dress-tunic). The boards are just a bit 'tarnished' ie. stained by normal age. The boards - which measure approximately 10,8 cms. in length each - never had any pips nor cyphers attached, denoting the junior officers'-rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie. lieutnant). The boards come mounted onto their typical officers'-type tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards came with an equally nicely preserved (and also never worn- nor tunic-attached) pair of neatly hand-embroidered, officers'-type collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres') which are also piped in the bright-red-coloured branchcolour. The silver-toned hand-embroidery - which is executed on a dark-green coloured- and/or typical 'smooth woolen'-based background as to be expected - shows some truly minimal staining and/or storage-age: I deem that these tabs were, however, never tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The set is neatly 'backed' with beige-coloured, buckram-based material as is more often encountered. This interesting 4-pieced insignia-grouping belonged to a: 'Leutnant eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments' who was issued this set but who never used the collar-tabs and stored it as such for decades. Simply a very attractive '(Sturm)Artillerie'-related insignia-grouping that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and fully matching! - 4-pieced insignia-set comprising of a pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs as intended for an: \'Oberst der Artillerie-Truppen\' - overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-) condit This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - 4-pieced insignia-set ie. grouping, comprising of a pair of WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs, all four pieces piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter') coloured branchcolour, as intended for - and/or most certainly worn by! - an: 'Oberst der (Sturm-)Artillerie-Truppen' (or full colonel within the artillery-troops), all four pieces in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or most certainly tunic-removed-) condition. The insignia - which are as stated piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour, were as such intended for an: 'Oberst der (Sturm-)Artillerie-Truppen'. The shoulderboards have silver-greyish- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) silver-coloured 'upperdecks' and show four, golden-coloured- and/or fully matching, pips attached. The boards - which are sized: 11 cms. in length - never had any tongues attached: they were clearly worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type (stitching-remains are still present). The pair never had any cyphers ie. numerals attached and is constructed from the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter') coloured (and/or smooth-type-) wool as to be expected. The collar-tab-set - which is also fully matching - is also executed in the smooth-type- and/or dark-green-coloured wool and shows the neat and detailed hand-embroidery as to be expected. The tabs are both not 'backed' (something that is more often encountered). The set is still very detailed but shows minimal wear and/or age (it has clearly been once tunic-attached). The insignia-grouping was recently found at a private household and was never before in a collection: it belonged to the same 'Oberst der (Sturm-)Artillerie-Truppen', who most certainly wore and/or carefully removed them and stored them as such for decades. Simply an attractive and most certainly desirable, 'high-ranked' WH (Heeres) officers'-type insignia-grouping that belonged to an: 'Oberst der (Sturm-)Artillerie-Truppen'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - 4-pieced insignia-set comprising of a pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs as intended for an: \'Oberst im Generals-Stab\' - overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-) condition! This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - 4-pieced insignia-set ie. grouping, comprising of a pair of WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs, all four pieces piped in the neat darker-pinkish-red- (ie. 'karmesinroter') branchcolour, as intended for - and/or most certainly worn by! - an: 'Oberst im Generals-Stab' (or full colonel and/or general-staff officer), all four pieces in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or most certainly tunic-removed-) condition. The insignia - which are as stated piped in the neat darker-pinkish-red- (ie. 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour, were as such intended for an: 'Oberst der Generals-Stab' (or colonel in the general staff). The shoulderboards have silver-greyish- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) silver-coloured 'upperdecks' and show four, golden-coloured- and/or almost matching, pips attached. The boards - which are sized: 11 cms. in length - never had any tongues attached: they were clearly worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type (stitching-remains are still present). The pair never had any cyphers ie. numerals attached and is constructed from the darker-pinkish-red- (and/or smooth-type-) wool as to be expected. The set shows some minimal (moth-) damage on the backs (nothing shocking though). The collar-tab-set - which is also fully matching - is also executed in the smooth-type- and/or dark-green-coloured wool and shows the neat and detailed hand-embroidery as to be expected. The tabs are both 'backed' with yellowish-brown-coloured 'buckram'-like material as is more often encountered. The set is still very detailed but shows minimal wear and/or age (it has clearly been once tunic-attached). The insignia-grouping was recently found at a private household and was never before in a collection: it belonged to the same 'Oberst im Generals-Stab', who most certainly wore and/or carefully removed them and stored them as such for decades. Simply an attractive and desirable, 'high-ranked' WH (Heeres) officers'-type insignia-grouping that is executed in one of the more scarcely encountered branchcolours of the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - 4-pieced insignia-set comprising of a pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Rgts.\' This is an attractive, four-pieced insignia-set comprising of a (fully matching!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs both piped in the bright-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments' (or: lieutnant who served within a pilot- or paratroopers-regiment) and that comes in a wonderful (albeit minimally used- ie. worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. All four insignia-pieces are as stated above piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and were as such intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments'. The neat shoulderboards - which are constructed from the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching and never had any tongues: they were used as a pair of the 'sew-in-pattern' (as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly 'shiny' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected with a Luftwaffe-related pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each - never had any pips attached, denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Leutnant'. The neatly hand-embroidered collar-tabs (which are also fully matching and show equal and superb detail!) have the carton-based 'backings' and have also been carefully tunic-removed (some minimal stitching-remains are still present and/or visible as can be noticed from the pictures). The grouping originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently found: it was never before in collectors'-hands: it should be noted that these attractive - and matching! - officers'-type insignia-sets as intended for: 'Offiziere eines Flieger- o. Fallschirmregiments' are not that easily encountered!

Attractive - and fully matching! - 4-pieced insignia-set comprising of a pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs, as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant eines Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Regiments\' This is an attractive - albeit clearly used and/or partly minimally moth-damaged - four-pieced insignia-set comprising of a (fully matching!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs, as was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant eines Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Regiments' (or: lieutnant who served within a pilot- or paratrooper-regiment) and that comes in a moderately used- (ie. worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. All four insignia-pieces are piped in the neat, golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour. The neat shoulderboards - which are constructed from the 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching and comes mounted on its typical, officers'-pattern tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly 'shiny' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected with a Luftwaffe-related pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' ie. stained caused by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length each - never had any pips attached, denoting the officers-rank of: 'Leutnant'. The neatly hand-embroidered collar-tabs (which are also fully matching but that show some minimal moth-damage) have the 'buckram'-based 'backings' and have also been carefully tunic-removed: they were (IMO) once tunic-attached (as can be noticed from the pictures). Simply a neat and/or fully matching 4-pieced, LW-insignia-grouping that belonged to a: 'Leutnant eines Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Regiments' and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - 4-pieced insignia-set comprising of a pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs, as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant eines Nachrichten-Regiments\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - four-pieced insignia-set comprising of a (fully matching!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs, as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant eines Nachrichten-Regiments' (or: lieutnant first-class who served within a signals-regiment) and that comes in a minimally used- (ie. worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. All four insignia-pieces are piped in the neat, reddish-copper-brown- (ie. 'kupferbrauner'-) coloured branchcolour. The neat shoulderboards - which are constructed from the 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching and comes mounted on its typical, officers-pattern tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly 'shiny' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected with a Luftwaffe-related pair). The boards - which came with a pair of silver-toned 'screw-on'-buttons (or: 'Schraubknöpfe) - are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' caused by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each - each have a (golden-toned) pip attached, denoting the officers-rank of: 'Oberleutnant'. The neatly hand-embroidered collar-tabs (which are also fully matching) have the 'buckram'-based 'backings' and have also been carefully tunic-removed: they were once tunic-attached (as can be noticed from the pictures). Simply a fully matching 4-pieced, LW-insignia-grouping that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant eines Nachrichten-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - 4-pieced insignia-set comprising of a pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Res. eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Rgts.\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - four-pieced insignia-set comprising of a (fully matching!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) 'dual-piped', officers'-type shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs, as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments' (or: reserve lieutnant who served within a pilot- or paratroopers-regiment) and that comes in a clearly used- (ie. worn- and/or once tunic-attached- and regrettably partly moth-damaged-), condition. All four insignia-pieces are piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and have a secondary, bright-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour attached: as such, the set was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments'. The neat shoulderboards - which are constructed from the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching and never had any tongues: it was worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type (as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly 'shiny' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected with a Luftwaffe-related pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 10,3 cms. in length each - never had any pips attached, denoting the officers-rank of: 'Leutnant'. The neatly hand-embroidered collar-tabs (which are also fully matching) have the 'buckram'-based 'backings' and have also been carefully tunic-removed: they were once tunic-attached by means of metal 'snaps' which are still attached to the tabs (as can be noticed from the pictures). One the tabs regrettably shows some moth-damage. It should, however, be noted that these attractive, dual-piped officers'-type insignia-sets as intended for a: 'Offiziere der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirmregiments' can easily be graded: 'scarce' and are truly not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and fully matching! - 4-pieced WH (Heeres) officers\'-type dress- (ie. \'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock\'-related) insignia-grouping comprising of shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann eines Pionier-Regiments\' The attractive - and only moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - four-pieced insignia-grouping ie. set is piped in the typical black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for - and clearly used by! - a: 'Hauptmann eines Pionier-Regiments' (or: captain who served within an army engineers-regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem surely issued- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type, 'Pioniere'-related dress- (ie. 'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock') shoulderboards and have the silver-coloured (ie. truly bright silver-toned) 'upperdecks' (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth'-type wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues and were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in-'type and were tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which have four (matching, larger-sized- and/or: golden-toned-) pips period-attached - measure approximately 12 cms. in length each and shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The attractive (dress)collar-tabs were equally used ie. clearly once tunic-attached and show some of the stitching-remains- (ie. holes) as can be seen on the pictures. The collar-tabs - which have the black- (ie. 'schwarzer') branchcolour as to be expected - show great pronounced detail: especially the silver-coloured embroidery is simply stunning and/or very pronounced. The tabs are not 'backed' as more often seen and do show some minimal usage- and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, four-pieced WH (Heeres) 'Waffenrock'-insignia-grouping that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann eines Pionier-Regiments' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - 6-pieced WH (Heeres) officers\'-type dress- (ie. \'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock\'-related) insignia-grouping comprising of a pair of collar-tabs and 4 arm-patches as intended for an: \'Offizier der Nachrichten-Truppen\' The attractive - and only moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - six-pieced WH (Heeres) officers'-type dress- (ie. 'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock'-related) insignia-grouping ie. set is piped in the typical bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for - and clearly used by! - an: 'Offizier der Nachrichten-Truppen' (or: officer who served within an army signals'-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem surely issued- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type, 'Signals'-related dress- (ie. 'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock') collar-tabs and shows extraordinary hand-embroidery and are fully void of any corrosion or alike. The 4 (matching) arm-patches are equally nicely executed and come with their (period) aluminium buttons period-attached. All six insignia-pieces are neatly 'backed' with so-called 'buckram'-based material and were were equally used ie. clearly once tunic-attached and do all show some of the stitching-remains- (ie. holes) (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, six-pieced WH (Heeres) 'Waffenrock'-insignia-grouping that belonged to an: 'Offizier der Nachrichten-Truppen' and that is - with certainty - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - collar-tab-pair as piped in the darker-green-coloured branchcolour (and piped in black!) as was specifically intended for a lower-ranked, administrative-officer ie. \'Wehrmachtsbeamte des gehobenen Dienstes\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and scarcely encountered! - collar-tab-set (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the darker-green-coloured branchcolour (and additionally piped in black!) as was specifically intended for a lower-ranked, administrative-officer ie. 'Wehrmachtsbeamte des gehobenen Dienstes' (or: administrative-officials having a lower officers'-rank-variant ie. belonging to the: 'gehobenen Dienstes') both tabs in overall nice- (and I deem only moderately worn- ie. clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The collar-tabs are executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and are additionally piped in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured- and/or rayon-like piping as was prescribed per regulation. The pieces are nicely backed with the typical 'Buckram'-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). The officers'-rank of the soldier who wore this neat pair could be compared with a lower-ranked officer (such as: 'Leutnant' or 'Oberleutnant') and was held by various WH 'Beamte' ie. army-officials. The pieces are beautifully constructed and show superb detail and/or craftmanship: they still show the signs of having once been tunic-attached (see pictures). Actually, are all these 'Beamten'-insignia-pieces quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive collar-tab-pair that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and fully matching! - collar-tab-pair as piped in the darker-green-coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for a lower-ranked, administrative-officer ie. \'Wehrmachtsbeamte des gehobenen Dienstes\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and scarcely encountered! - collar-tab-set (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the darker-green-coloured branchcolour as was - I deem - specifically intended for a lower-ranked, administrative-officer ie. 'Wehrmachtsbeamte des gehobenen Dienstes' (or: administrative-officials having a lower officers'-rank-variant ie. belonging to the: 'gehobenen Dienstes') both tabs coming in an overall very nice- (and I deem never worn- nor used- ie. tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tabs are executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and are nicely backed with the typical, brownish-yellow-coloured- and 'buckram'-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). The officers'-rank of the soldier who wore this neat pair could be compared with a lower-ranked officer (such as: 'Leutnant' or 'Oberleutnant') and was held by various WH 'Beamte' ie. army-officials. The pieces are beautifully constructed and show superb detail and/or craftmanship: they are just a bit stained caused by years of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). Actually, are all these 'Beamten'-insignia-pieces quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive collar-tab-pair that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and fully matching! - collar-tab-pair as piped in the darker-green-coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for a lower-ranked, administrative-officer ie. \'Wehrmachtsbeamte des gehobenen Dienstes\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and scarcely encountered! - collar-tab-set (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the darker-green-coloured branchcolour as was - I deem - specifically intended for a lower-ranked, administrative-officer ie. 'Wehrmachtsbeamte des gehobenen Dienstes' (or: administrative-officials having a lower officers'-rank-variant ie. belonging to the: 'gehobenen Dienstes') both tabs coming in an overall very nice- (and I deem never worn- nor used- ie. tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tabs are executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and are nicely backed with the typical, brownish-yellow-coloured- and 'buckram'-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). The officers'-rank of the soldier who wore this neat pair could be compared with a lower-ranked officer (such as: 'Leutnant' or 'Oberleutnant') and was held by various WH 'Beamte' ie. army-officials. The pieces - which are still sewn-together as issued - are beautifully constructed and show superb detail and/or craftmanship: they are just a bit stained caused by years of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). Actually, are all these 'Beamten'-insignia-pieces quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive collar-tab-pair that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and fully matching! - DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') insignia-set comprising of a pair of white-piped EM-type shoulderstraps and dito collar-tabs as was intended for a: \'DRK Helfer\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and most certainly not that easily encountered! - DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') insignia-set comprising of a pair of (typical) white-piped enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps and dito collar-tabs as was intended for a DRK-staff-member holding the rank of: 'DRK Helfer' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem issued- albeit never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The unusually seen shoulderstraps - which never had any tongues attached and that were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type - measure approximately 12 cms. in length each and come in a wonderful condition, overall. They are constructed from the typical (greyish-blue-coloured) 'velvet'-like wool and have the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured (and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures): it just shows some minimal age but is totally void of any damage or alike. The pair came with a (fully matching- and equally scarcely seen!) fully matching pair of greyish-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen based collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel'): these are piped with (typical) silver-toned 'braid' and show the bright-red-enamelled (and fully undamaged) red-cross-devices period-attached (and have the beige-yellow-coloured 'Buckram'-based 'backings'). The pair still comes 'sewn-together' and was simply never used nor tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). This neat DRK-insignia-set was never before part of a collection and came as such from a private household in Germany. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') insignia-set as was intended for a DRK-staffmember holding the rank of: 'DRK Helfer' and that is I deem priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and fully matching! - early- (ie. pre-) war-period pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type- (ie. M36-pattern, \'pointed ie. generic styled\') shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Heeres\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching! - early- (ie. pre-) war-period pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type- (ie. M36-pattern, 'pointed ie. generic styled') shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Heeres' (or: sergeant first-class) that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The straps - which measure 12 cms. in length each - have naturally no piping (as is 'standard' for these early 'pointed-styled' shoulderstraps) and come mounted on their original tongues as issued and/or most certainly worn. Both straps come in a very nice- ie. fully 'text-book' condition and show only minimal wear and/or usage. Both have the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the silverish-coloured- and 'standard-issue'-pattern, WH-type NCO-braid attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, do the straps show four (aluminium-based- and/or identical-) period-attached. All four devices show some minimal age and/or tarnish. Both straps - which are completely identical in execution and that show hardly any wear - were always together and were naturally worn as a pair. Simply a very attractive pair of 'generic-styled' shoulderstraps that can ideally be used to complete any (M36- ie. M40-pattern-) tunic!

Attractive - and fully matching! - early- (ie. pre-) war-period pair, WH (Heeres) EM-type- (ie. M36-pattern, \'pointed ie. generic styled\') shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Heeres\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - early- (ie. pre-) war-period pair of non-'cyphered', WH (Heeres) NCO-type- (ie. M36-pattern, 'pointed ie. generic styled') shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat des Heeres' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. minimally used and/or worn-), condition. The straps - which measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - have naturally no piping (as is 'standard' for these early 'pointed-styled' shoulderstraps) and come mounted on their original tongues as issued and/or most certainly worn. Both straps come in a very nice- ie. fully 'text-book' condition and show only minimal wear and/or usage. Both have the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and do not have (nor had) machine-embroidered 'cyphers': as such, they could have been used by soldiers of all branches within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps - which are completely identical in execution and that show hardly any wear - were always together and were naturally worn as a pair. Simply a very attractive pair of 'generic-styled' shoulderstraps that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Heeres' and that can ideally be used to complete any (M36- ie. M40-pattern-) tunic!

Attractive - and fully matching! - neatly \'cyphered\' pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-) pattern EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Pionier-Bataillons 33\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and with certainty scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-style) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Pionier-Bataillons 33' (or: simple soldier who served within the army engineers-battalion, numbered: '33') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn- and/or most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' - show the neat black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured (and/or typical woolen-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). They each measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length and come without tongues: they were clearly intended - and used! - as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The pair - which is (I deem) a 'standard-issued'- (ie. non-'privately purchased'-) pair - shows - as stated above - some moderate usage (just some minimal age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present). The shoulderstraps show the neat, black-coloured- (and typically white-piped!) hand-embroidered double: '3'-numerals ie. 'Ziffern' (which are executed in so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' in linnen-based thread as to be espected). It should be noted that ALL EM-pattern and neatly 'cyphered' 'Pioniere'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce' and do not come that often for sale. In any case a very attractive and/or: early-war-period, 'Heeres'-engineers'-related, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Pionier-Bataillons 33': it will be hard to upgrade this attractive pair!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres) \'M43\'-pattern shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unterwachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 245\' and that comes as recently found This is an attractive pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type- and neatly \'cyphered\', so-called: \'M43\'-pattern shoulderstraps as piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an: \'Unterwachtmeister o. Unteroffizier des Artillerie-Regiments 245\' (or: junior NCO who served within the artillery-regiment, numbered: \'245\' being part of the \'Infanterie-Division 245\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and/or: most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The truly attractive straps - which are approximately 11,4 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the \'standard-type\'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. Next to this they show two (matching) pairs of silver-coloured- and zinc-based \'2\'-,\'4\'- and/or: \'5\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') attached (something that was actually against regulations but that was more often seen). The straps were only moderately used- and/or worn and do show some moderate staining and/or age simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). They come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and have the neat \'standard\'-type- and/or silver-coloured- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-pattern-) \'Heeres\'-type NCO-braid attached, denoting the NCOs\'-rank of: \'Unterwachtmeister o. Unteroffizier\'. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: \'Unterwachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 245\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (early type!) bright-red-piped HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'Allgemeine HJ\' shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Kameradschafsführer\' who served within: \'Bann 119\' (119 = Bann Stuttgart) This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (early type!) bright-red-piped (thus 'Allgemeine HJ') (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and clearly worn by - a: 'Kameradschafsführer' who served within: 'Bann 119' (119 = Bann Stuttgart) and comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. Both straps are void of a 'RzM'-etiket (something that is more often encountered and was most certainly caused by regular usage and/or wear). The set shows some regular wear and/or age, simply caused by regular usage and/or wear. The straps - which are executed in the light-brown- (ie. tan-) coloured linnen, having bright-red-embroidered '119'-numerals (which are executed in the neat so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'!) and bright-red (rayon-based-) piping - never had any tongues and come as found and/or issued: the boards measure 11,2 cms. in length as more often encountered. The pair - which still shows two snaps attached intended for easy shirt-removal - shows a set of (regular-sized-, silver-coloured- and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-) pips attached, denoting the members'-rank of: 'Kameradschafsführer'. The set originated from a private household and was never before in a collection. Simply a nice - and actually not that commonly encountered! - pair of early-type 'Allgemeine' HJ-shoulderstraps!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (early type!), bright-red-piped HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'Allgemeine HJ\' shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who served within: \'Bann 139\' (139 = Bann Döbeln) This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (early type!) bright-red-piped (thus 'Allgemeine HJ') (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and clearly worn by - a: 'Hitlerjunge' who served within: 'Bann 139' (139 = Bann Döbeln) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- and/or worn-), condition. One of the straps still shows its period-attached 'RzM'-etiket (something that is not always the case). The set shows some minimal wear and/or age, simply caused by regular usage and/or wear. The straps - which are executed in the light-brown- (ie. tan-) coloured linnen, having bright-red-embroidered '139'-numerals (which are executed in the neat so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'!) and bright-red (rayon-based-) piping - never had any tongues and come as found and/or issued: the boards measure 11,6 cms. in length as more often encountered. The set originated from a private household and was never before in a collection. Simply a nice - and actually not that commonly encountered! - pair of early-type 'Allgemeine' HJ-shoulderstraps!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (early type!), bright-red-piped HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'Allgemeine HJ\' shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who served within: \'Bann 139\' (139 = Bann Döbeln) This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (early type!) bright-red-piped (thus 'Allgemeine HJ') (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and clearly worn by - a: 'Hitlerjunge' who served within: 'Bann 139' (139 = Bann Döbeln) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- and/or worn-), condition. The straps are void of an 'RzM'-etiket (something that is more often seen). The set shows some minimal wear and/or age, simply caused by regular usage and/or wear. The straps - which are executed in the light-brown- (ie. tan-) coloured linnen, having bright-red-embroidered '139'-numerals (which are executed in the neat so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'!) and bright-red (rayon-based-) piping - never had any tongues and come as found and/or issued: the boards measure 11,8 cms. in length as more often encountered. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the straps came with a (matching) pair of field-grey-coloured- and/or pebbled-style '3'-buttons attached and that they still show their (period) attached metal-based 'snaps' (present in order to easily remove them from a shirt). The set originated from a private household and was never before in a collection. Simply a nice - and actually not that commonly encountered! - pair of early-type 'Allgemeine' HJ-shoulderstraps!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (I deem mid- ie. somewhat later war-period) bright-red-piped, Waffen-SS EM-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching and nowadays not that easily encountered! - pair of (I deem mid- ie. somewhat later-war-period) and bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) piped, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\' (ie. simple soldier who served within the Waffen-SS artillery-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem just minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The straps have the neat and desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) and/or \'silk-like\'-type piping and show the black-coloured \'upperdecks\' as to be expected: they have the field-grey-woolen-coloured \'underlays\' and has the typical Waffen-SS-pattern- and/or: smaller-shaped tongues attached (as only observed on genuine, mid- and/or later-war Waffen-SS-pattern straps) and are approximately 11 cms. sized in length as more often seen. The pair - which is of the typical \'standard-issue\'-production - was I deem hardly used: it does show some truly minimal wear and age (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and desirable pair of Waffen-SS \'(Sturm)Artillerie\' EM-type-straps that comes in a truly wonderful condition and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. \'M40 type\') neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 76\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. 'M40 type'- and/or rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 76' (or: simply soldier who served within the 'heavy' artillery-regiment, numbered: '76') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which are of the early-war-type - do just show moderate age and wear but are void of any real damage (one of the straps just shows a tiny moth-hole). They have the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and do show as stated above the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping (as more often seen). The shoulderstraps never had tongues attached and were pieces that were intended to be worn as a pair of the 'sew-in type'. (I deem that it was a typical pair that was to be used on a dress-tunic or: 'Waffenrock'). The straps - which measure approximately 12,2 cms. in length each - show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) so-called: '7'- and '6'-cyphers ie. numerals (which are executed in the bright-red- ie. 'hochroter'-coloured wool as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a decorative and/or fully 'text-book' and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 76'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. \'M40 type\') neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberwachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 7\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - (I deem) early-war-period- (ie. 'M40 type'- and rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberwachtmeister o. Oberfeldwebel des Artillerie-Regiments 7' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the 'heavy' artillery-regiment, numbered: '7') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which are of the early-war-type - do just show moderate age and wear but are void of any damage. They have the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and do show as stated above the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping (as more often seen). The shoulderstraps never had tongues attached and were pieces that were intended to be worn as a pair of the 'sew-in type'. (I deem that it was a typical pair that was to be used on a dress-tunic or: 'Waffenrock'). The thinner-shaped straps - which measure approximately 11,1 cms. in length each - show the 'standard'- (ie. early-) pattern WH (Heeres) NCO-braid attached and do show a (fully matching, silver-toned and 'Buntmetall'-based) '7'-numerals and four (equally styled and/or smaller-sized) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Oberwachtmeister'. Simply a decorative and/or fully 'text-book' - and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberwachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 7'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (I deem) \'tropical-issue\' WH (Heeres) greenish-tan-coloured- and/or fine-woolen-based, so-called: \'Wickel-Gamaschen\' (ie. puttees) being maker-marked examples that come in a hardly used- nor worn-, condition This is a very attractive - with certainty scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of - I deem - \'tropical-issue\', WH (Heeres) greenish-tan-coloured- and/or woolen-based so-called: \'Wickel-Gamaschen\' (ie. puttees) that were worn in conjuction with the low-boots (ie. \'Halbshuhe\') being both nicely maker-marked- (ie. RBN-numbered!) examples that come in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem hardly used- nor worn-), condition. Both pieces were just minimally worn and do show some minimal age, wear and/or staining but are totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces have a functional, chromed-metal-based \'closing-hook\' in place that shows an impressed \'L\'- or: \'R\'-designation denoting that they are for respectively the left- (ie. \'linker\') or right- (ie. \'rechter\') side (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both \'Wickel-Gamaschen\' show an (identical an vaguely but surely present) ink-stamp that - I deem - reads: \'RBN 0/0880/0297\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat pair of \'tropical-issue\', WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Wickel-Gamaschen\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (I deem) \'tropical-issue\' WH (Heeres) greenish-tan-coloured- and/or woolen-based, so-called: \'Wickel-Gamaschen\' (ie. puttees) being maker-marked examples that come in a hardly used- nor worn-, condition This is a very attractive - with certainty scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of (I deem) 'tropical-issue' WH (Heeres) greenish-tan-coloured- and/or woolen-based, so-called: 'Wickel-Gamaschen' (ie. puttees) that were worn in conjuction with the low-boots ie. 'Halbshuhe' being both nicely maker-marked examples that come in a hardly used- nor worn-, condition. Both pieces were just minimally worn and do show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces have a functional, metal-based closing-hook in place that shows an impressed 'L'- or 'R'-designation denoting that they are for respectively the left- (ie. 'linker') or right- (ie. 'rechter') side (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both 'Wickel-Gamaschen' show an (identical) ink-stamp that simply reads: 'Ernst Dittrich - Limbach Sa' (and are also stamped with a large-sized 'L'- respectively 'R'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat pair of 'tropical-issue', WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Wickel-Gamaschen' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (I deem) \'tropical-issue\' WH (Heeres) greenish-tan-coloured- and/or woolen-based, so-called: \'Wickel-Gamaschen\' (ie. puttees) being maker-marked examples that come in a hardly used- nor worn-, condition This is a very attractive - with certainty scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of - I deem - 'tropical-issue', WH (Heeres) greenish-tan-coloured- and/or woolen-based so-called: 'Wickel-Gamaschen' (ie. puttees) that were worn in conjuction with the low-boots (ie. 'Halbshuhe') being both nicely maker-marked examples that come in a hardly used- nor worn-, condition. Both pieces were just minimally worn and do show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces have a functional, metal-based closing-hook in place that shows an impressed 'L'- or 'R'-designation denoting that they are for respectively the left- (ie. 'linker') or right- (ie. 'rechter') side (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both 'Wickel-Gamaschen' show an (identical but difficult to decypher) ink-stamp that - I deem - reads: 'Ernst Dittrich - Limbach Sa' (and are also stamped with a large-sized 'L'- respectively 'R'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat pair of 'tropical-issue', WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Wickel-Gamaschen' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (I deem) \'tropical-issue\' WH (Heeres) greenish-tan-coloured- and/or woolen-based, so-called: \'Wickel-Gamaschen\' (ie. puttees) being maker-marked examples that come in a hardly used- nor worn-, condition This is a very attractive - with certainty scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of - I deem - \'tropical-issue\', WH (Heeres) greenish-tan-coloured- and/or woolen-based so-called: \'Wickel-Gamaschen\' (ie. puttees) that were worn in conjuction with the low-boots (ie. \'Halbshuhe\') being both nicely maker-marked examples that come in an overall nice- (ie. hardly used- nor worn-), condition. Both pieces were just minimally worn and do show some minimal age, wear and/or staining: one of the pieces shows some minimal moth-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces have a functional, metal-based \'closing-hook\' in place that shows an impressed \'L\'- or: \'R\'-designation denoting that they are for respectively the left- (ie. \'linker\') or right- (ie. \'rechter\') side (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both \'Wickel-Gamaschen\' show an (identical but difficult to decypher) ink-stamp that - I deem - reads: \'Ernst Dittrich - Limbach Sa\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat pair of \'tropical-issue\', WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Wickel-Gamaschen\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (I deem) \'tropical-issue\' WH (Heeres) greenish-tan-coloured- and/or woolen-based, so-called: \'Wickel-Gamaschen\' (ie. puttees) being maker-marked examples that come in a moderately used- ie. worn-, condition This is an attractive - with certainty scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of (I deem) 'tropical-issue' WH (Heeres) greenish-tan-coloured- and/or woolen-based, so-called: 'Wickel-Gamaschen' (ie. puttees) that were worn in conjuction with the low-boots ie. 'Halbshuhe' being both nicely maker-marked examples that come in a moderately used- ie. worn-, condition. Both pieces were clearly worn and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces have a functional, metal-based closing-hook in place that shows an impressed 'L'- or 'R'-designation denoting that they are for respectively the left- (ie. 'linker') or right- (ie. 'rechter') side (as can benoticed on the pictures). Both 'Wickel-Gamaschen' show an (identical albeit hard to dcypher) ink-stamp that reads: '…..Textilwerke A.G.' (or alike). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat pair of 'tropical-issue', WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Wickel-Gamaschen' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (later-war-period!) WH (Heeres) machine-embroidered, officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as was intended for an: \'Offizier der Nebelwerfer-Truppen\' (ie. army-smoke-troops officer) The attractive - fully and actually truly scarcely found! - pair of (I deem later-war-period and neatly machine-embroidered!) WH (Heeres) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere') have the darker-green-coloured- and/or: 'smooth'-woolen-based 'background' and/or: desirable darker-purple- (ie. 'bordeaux'-) coloured branchcolour as to be expected - show great pronounced detail: especially the silverish-grey-coloured machine-embroidery is simply stunning and/or very pronounced (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs - which were presumably issued albeit never worn nor tunic-attached - are nicely 'backed' with yellowish-beige-coloured- and/or: typical 'buckram'-based material as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and scarcely found! - pair of Nebelwerfer-Truppen'-related, officers'-pattern collar-tabs that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (unusally-styled!) WH (Luftwaffe) bright-red-piped, EM- (ie. NCO-) type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a member within one of the units within the: \'Hermann Göring-Division\' The attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch-pair (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') is executed in white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. unusally seen!) linnen and is additionally 'piped' with bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured (and/or: typical rayon-type) piping as is more often encountered with these HG-related collar-tabs (as can be seen on the pictures). The patches were most certainly issued and were - I deem - never worn nor even tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both tabs show three (identical, dual-pronged and/or: aluminium-based) silver-greyish-coloured gulls (ie. wings) period-attached and are both (unusally!) not 'backed'. Both tabs show a (black-coloured and inked inventory-code that reads: '7-2-39' (as can be seen on the pictures) and are piped with the (typical) bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter') coloured and/or rayon-based piping (something that most certainly denoted artillery-usage). This neat (variant-pattern!) 'Kragenspiegel'-pair was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. It should be noted that these genuine, 'HG-Division'-related LW-collar-tabs can be easily graded 'fairly scarce'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of administrative-officers\'-pattern shoulderboards as was specifically intended for usage by a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Hauptmann des gehobener Dienstes\' This is an attractive pair of officers'-pattern shoulderboards (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Verwaltungs-Offiziere der Luftwaffe') having the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour and having the light-blue- (ie. 'hellblauer'-) coloured so-called: secondary-branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Offizier des gehobener Dienstes' (or: air-force-officer being of a rank comparable with a: 'Hauptmann'- ie. captains'-rank) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The boards - which have an approximate length of 10 cms. - are executed in the 'smooth'-like- and/or (typical) darker-green-coloured wool (aka moleskin'-wool) and have the light-blue- (ie. 'hellblauer'-) coloured 'secondary' branchcolour and typical (bright)silver-greyish-coloured 'upperdecks'. The boards - which were worn on the 'standard'-type, 'Luftwaffe'-officers'-pattern tunics - have two (identical, bright-golden-coloured and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) pips each period-attached. The pair comes mounted onto its functional tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was I deem moderately used and/or worn and shows as stated above some wear and/or age. This shoulderboard-pair originates from a larger shoulderboard- and/or insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Note: The German army had a tradition of maintaining a separate branch of 'Verwaltungs-Beamte' (ie. administrative-officials tasked to oversee all various administrative functions) who were responsible for a wide variety of administrative-tasks including court martial-, librarian-, supply-, technical- and meteorological-services, to schooing-, barracks- and/or: hospital-administration. Most 'officials-careers' consisted of four 'grades' being: 'high'-, 'elevated'-, 'medium'- and/or 'low'-grades with slightly differing identifying-insignia for each grade. The grade of the career was determined by the education and/or experience of the individual. Initially, all these 'Verwaltungs-Beamte' were identified by the darker-green-coloured branchcolour (ie. 'Waffenfarbe') having a secondary-branchcolour (ie. 'Nebenfarbe') to indicate their actual career ie. function. Various 'Verwaltungs-Beamte' used the light-blue-coloured branchcolour as the secondary-branch-colour making it virtually impossible to fully identify the exact function of the officer who wore these boards. Nevertheless, still an attractive pair of so-called: 'Schulterstücke für Verwaltungs-Offiziere der Luftwaffe'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or bright-pink-piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or neatly bright-pink-piped!) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used nor once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tabs are executed in bright-green-coloured- (typical smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period, so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or: later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches show a single (silverish-coloured- and/or aluminium-based-) gull attached and show a typical 'Buckram'-based 'backing' as more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs are, moreover, nicely 'piped' with bright-pink-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified 'Panzer'-usage. Simply a neat and most certainly desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually not that easily encountered!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or bright-red piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or neatly bright-red-piped!) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used nor once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tabs are executed in bright-green-coloured- (typical smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period, so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or: later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches show a single (greyish-coloured- and/or zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based-) gull attached and shows a typical 'Buckram'-based 'backing' as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs are, moreover, nicely 'piped' with bright-red-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified artillery- (ie. 'Artillerie'-) usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually not that easily encountered!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or bright-red piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and simply never used nor worn! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or neatly bright-red-piped!) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used nor once tunic-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The collar-tabs are executed in bright-green-coloured- (typical smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period, so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or: later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches never had any gulls attached and show a typical 'Buckram'-based 'backing' as more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs are, moreover, nicely 'piped' with bright-red-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified artillery- (ie. 'Artillerie'-) usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually not that easily encountered!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or golden-yellow piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or neatly golden-yellow-piped!) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used nor once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tabs are executed in bright-green-coloured- (typical smooth- ie. \'moleskin\'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period, so-called: \'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen\' (or: later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches show a single (greyish-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based-) gull attached and shows a typical, yellowish-coloured- and \'Buckram\'-based \'backing\' as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs are, moreover, nicely \'piped\' with golden-yellow-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat \'rayon\'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified \'Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger\'-) usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW \'Felddivisionen\'-collar-tab-pair that is actually not that easily encountered!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or golden-yellow piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or neatly golden-yellow-piped!) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used nor once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tabs are executed in bright-green-coloured- (typical smooth- ie. \'moleskin\'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period, so-called: \'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen\' (or: later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches show a single (greyish-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based-) gull attached and shows a typical, yellowish-coloured- and/or \'Buckram\'-based \'backing\' as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs are, moreover, nicely \'piped\' with golden-yellow-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat \'rayon\'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified \'Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger\'-) usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW \'Felddivisionen\'-collar-tab-pair that is actually not that easily encountered!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or golden-yellow-piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or neatly golden-yellow-piped!) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used nor once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tabs are executed in bright-green-coloured- (typical smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period, so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or: later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches show a single (greyish-coloured- and/or zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based-) gull attached and shows a typical 'Buckram'-based 'backing' as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs are, moreover, nicely 'piped' with golden-yellow-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified reconnaisance- (ie. 'Aufklärungs'-) usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually not that easily encountered!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or golden-yellow-piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or neatly golden-yellow-piped!) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used nor once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tabs are executed in bright-green-coloured- (typical smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period, so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or: later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches show a single (silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based-) gull attached and show a typical 'Buckram'-based 'backing' as more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs are, moreover, nicely 'piped' with golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified 'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs'-usage. Simply a neat - and most certainly desirable! - LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually not that easily encountered!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or white piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or neatly white-piped!) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used nor once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tabs are executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period, so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or: later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches show a single (greyish-coloured- and/or 'Feinzink'-based-) gull attached and shows a typical 'Buckram'-based 'backing' as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs are, moreover, nicely 'piped' with white-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified infantry- (ie. 'Infanterie'-) usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually not that easily encountered!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or white piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or neatly white-piped!) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used nor once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tabs are executed in bright-green-coloured- (typical smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period, so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or: later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches show a single (greyish-coloured- and/or aluminium-based-) gull attached and shows a typical 'Buckram'-based 'backing' as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs are, moreover, nicely 'piped' with white-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified infantry- (ie. 'Infanterie'-) usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually not that easily encountered!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or white piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or neatly white-piped!) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used nor once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tabs are executed in bright-green-coloured- (typical smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period, so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or: later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches show a single (greyish-coloured- and/or zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based-) gull attached and shows a typical 'Buckram'-based 'backing' as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs are, moreover, nicely 'piped' with white-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified infantry- (ie. 'Infanterie'-) usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually not that easily encountered!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or white piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or neatly white-piped!) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used nor once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tabs are executed in bright-green-coloured- (typical smooth- ie. \'moleskin\'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period, so-called: \'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen\' (or: later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches show a single (greyish-coloured- and/or zinc-based-) gull attached and shows a typical \'Buckram\'-based \'backing\' as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs are, moreover, nicely \'piped\' with white-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat \'rayon\'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified infantry- (ie. \'Infanterie\'-) usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW \'Felddivisionen\'-collar-tab-pair that is actually not that easily encountered!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or white piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or neatly white-piped!) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used nor once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tabs are executed in bright-green-coloured- (typical smooth- ie. \'moleskin\'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period, so-called: \'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen\' (or: later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches show a single (greyish-coloured- and/or aluminium-based-) gull attached and shows a typical \'Buckram\'-based \'backing\' as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs are, moreover, nicely \'piped\' with white-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat \'rayon\'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified infantry- (ie. \'Infanterie\'-) usage. Simply a neat and desirable LW \'Felddivisionen\'-collar-tab-pair that is actually not that easily encountered!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-pink-piped so-called: \'Motor HJ\' (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps, as were intended for a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who served within: \'Bann 841\' (841 = \'Bann Gross Gerau\') This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) piped, so-called: 'Motor HJ' (ie.'Hitlerjugend') shoulderstraps, as were intended for a: 'Hitlerjunge' who served within: 'Bann 841' (841 = 'Bann Gross Gerau'), both pieces in overall nice albeit clearly used ie. worn- and/or carefully shirt-removed-, condition. The straps - which are executed in black-coloured linnen, having the bright-pink embroidered '841'-numerals and/or bright-pink (rayon-based) piping attached - were most certainly worn on a shirt or/tunic and come without tongues as found and issued: the boards measure 11 cms. in length as usually encountered. Both boards show some minimal age ie. staining (and have lost their RzM-etikets over the years), simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. Both have no braid nor pips attached, denoting the lowest HJ-rank of: 'Hitlerjunge'. In any case a very nice - and actually rarely encountered - pair of 'Motor HJ' shoulderstraps that belonged to a unusually encountered 'HJ-Bann' based in the province (ie. 'Gebiet 13') 'West Hessen-Nassau'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of bright-red-piped so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\'-shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who served within the \'Bann 615\' (615 = \'Bann Gablonz\' situated in the \'Gebiet Ost-Sudetenland\') This is an attractive - and just moderately worn albeit fully matching! - pair of bright-red-piped, so-called: 'Allgemeine'-HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Hitlerjunge' who served within the 'Bann 615' (615 = 'Bann Gablonz' situated in the 'Gebiet Ost-Sudetenland') both pieces coming in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- and/or carefully tunic- ie. shirt-removed-), condition. One of the straps shows its period-attached, paper-based so-called: 'RzM'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which are executed in black-coloured linnen, having red-embroidered '615'-numerals and bright-red-coloured- (and rayon-based) piping attached - come without tongues as found: the straps measure 11 cms. in length each as is usually encountered. Both pieces show some minimal age, wear and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage and moderate wear. Simply an attractive - and actually not that commonly encountered! - pair of so-called: 'Allgemeine-HJ'-shoulderstraps that belonged to a 'HJ-Bann' based in the 'Gebiet Ost-Sudetenland'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of DRB- (\'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) related officers-pattern shoulderboards (as was intended for an official of the: \'höheren Dienstes der Deutsche Reichsbahn\' ie. for a: \'Reichsbahn-Oberrat\') This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of DRB- ('Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related officers-pattern shoulderboards (as was intended for usage by an official of the: 'höheren Dienstes der Deutsche Reichsbahn' ie. for a: 'Reichsbahn-Oberrat') that comes in an overall nice (ie. minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. These shoulderboards were worn on the darker-blue-coloured service-tunics and/or uniforms of the various officials serving within this organisation. The boards - which measure approximately 10,8 cms. in length - show the (twisted) golden- ie. darker-blue-coloured upperdecks and have a dove-grey-coloured- (and woolen-based) underlay: both boards show 2 (identical and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) pips attached denoting the DRB-rank of: 'Oberrat'. Both boards came mounted on their (thin-shaped) tongues. The pair is just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear. Simply a neat - and not that commonly encountered - 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-related shoulderboard-pair!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') white-piped, EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'DRK Helfer\' This is a neat - fully matching and most certainly not that easily encountered! - pair of of (typical) white-piped, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a DRK-staffmember holding the rank of: \'DRK Helfer\' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem minimally worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The unusually seen shoulderstraps - which never had any tongues attached and that were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-type - measure approximately 12 cms. in length each and come in a wonderful condition overall. They are constructed from the typical (greyish-blue-coloured) \'velvet\'-like wool and have the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured (and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures): the straps just show some minimal age but are totally void of any damage or alike. This neat DRK-insignia-set was never before part of a collection and came as such from a private household in Germany. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') shoulderstrap-set as was intended for a DRK-staffmember holding the rank of: \'DRK Helfer\' and that is I deem priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') white-piped, EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'DRK Helfer\' This is a neat - fully matching and most certainly not that easily encountered! - pair of of (typical) white-piped, DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a DRK-staffmember holding the rank of: 'DRK Helfer' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem minimally worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The unusually seen shoulderstraps - which never had any tongues attached and that were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type - measure approximately 12 cms. in length each and come in a wonderful condition overall. They are constructed from the typical (greyish-blue-coloured) 'velvet'-like wool and have the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured (and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures): the straps just show some minimal age but are totally void of any damage or alike. This neat DRK-insignia-set was never before part of a collection and came as such from a private household in Germany. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') shoulderstrap-set as was intended for a DRK-staffmember holding the rank of: 'DRK Helfer' and that is I deem priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') white-piped, EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'DRK Helfer\' This is a neat - fully matching and most certainly not that easily encountered! - pair of of (typical) white-piped, DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a DRK-staffmember holding the rank of: 'DRK Helfer' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem minimally worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The unusually seen shoulderstraps - which never had any tongues attached and that were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type - measure approximately 12 cms. in length each and come in a wonderful condition overall. They are constructed from the typical (greyish-blue-coloured) 'velvet'-like wool and have the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured (and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures): the straps just show some minimal age but are totally void of any damage or alike. This neat DRK-insignia-set was never before part of a collection and came as such from a private household in Germany. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') shoulderstrap-set as was intended for a DRK-staffmember holding the rank of: 'DRK Helfer' and that is I deem priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. mid-) war-period so-called: \'M40 o. M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstraps that comes with its attached \'Übershube\'-pair as intended for a: \'Soldat der Inf.-Maschinengewehr-Abts. 3\' The attractive - and fully 'text-book' and fully matching! - pair of 'standard-issued'- (ie. 'non-privately-purchased'!) pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 12,6 cms. in length each. The straps have the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or: woolen-type piping attached (as is more often encountered with these early- ie. mid-war-period shoulderstrap-pairs) and was as such intended for usage by a simple soldier who served within an infantry-related, machine-gunners unit, numbered: '3' (something that can naturally easily be deducted from the attached 'Übershube'-pair). The shoulderstraps - which originate from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired for the web-site - are typical 'standard-issued'-examples that have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks': they were - I deem - only moderately used ie. worn and do show some minimal wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and came with a (also matching) pair of (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: shoulderstrap-slip-ons (ie. 'Schulterstück-Übershuben') attached bearing both the unit-designation: 'M3' (as executed in equally white-coloured, so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). Both the shoulderstraps and/or: 'Übershuben' come in an overall very nice and/or totally undamaged condition (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the inside of both tongues shows a blue-coloured ink-stamp that reads: '15' (as can be seen on the pictures). These desirable 'M40- o. 43'-pattern, army-infantry-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the 'weisser'-coloured branchcolour can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Maschinengewehr-Abts. 3'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. mid-) war-period so-called: \'M40 o. M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps that comes with its \'Übershube\'-pair as intended for an: \'Uffz. u. Offz.-Anwärter des Inf.-Rgts. 313\' The attractive - fully 'text-book' and in all respects matching! - pair of 'standard-issued'- (ie. 'non-privately-purchased'!) pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 11,7 cms. in length each. The straps have the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or: desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as is more often encountered with these early- ie. mid-war-period shoulderstrap-pairs) and was as such intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier u. Offiziers-Anwärter des Infanterie-Regiments 313' (or: junior-sergeant and officers'-candidate who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: '313' (something that can naturally easily be deducted from the attached 'Übershube'-pair). The shoulderstraps - which originate from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired for the web-site - are typical 'standard-issued'-examples that have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks': they were - I deem - just moderately used ie. worn and do show some minimal wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show some moderate age, wear and/o staining - show the silverish-yellow-toned (ie. 'standard-issue'-pattern) NCO-braid attached (and do show each a pair of dual, horizontally-mounted and firmly attached!) loops period-attached (denoting the NCOs status of: 'Offiziers-Anwärter'). The neat straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and came with a (also matching) pair of (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: shoulderstrap-slip-ons (ie. 'Schulterstück-Übershuben') attached bearing both the unit-designation: '313' (as executed in equally white-coloured, so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). Both the shoulderstraps and/or: 'Übershuben' come in an overall very nice and/or totally undamaged condition (as can be seen on the pictures). These desirable 'M40- o. 43'-pattern, army-infantry-related NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the 'weisser'-coloured branchcolour can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier u. Offiziers-Anwärter des Infanterie-Regiments 313'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-war-) period-, WH (Heeres), \'M36\'-pattern (pointed-style-) \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Eisenbahn-Pioniere Abteilungs 3\' This is a very attractive - fully matching and as such actually scarcely encountered - pair of early- (ie. pre-war-) period, WH (Heeres), 'M36'-type (pointed-style-) 'cyphered' (and as per regulation, non-piped-) NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Eisenbahn-Pioniere Abteilungs 3' (or: sergeant who served within an armoured-trains-related-, engineers unit ie. regiment, numbered: '3'), that comes in an overall very nice (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat boards - which are of the pre- ie. early-war-type - have the darker-green-coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdecks' as to be expected and have of course no piping (they are boards of the 'generic pattern' as to be expected and/or mentioned above). The tongue is naturally also present and/or functional. The boards - which measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - show the early-pattern-, silverish-coloured and/or: 'standard-pattern'-, 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid attached. The straps show a neat (regular-sized-, Gothic-styled- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) pair of 'E'-cyphers and equally styled '3'-numerals and/or two single pips attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Feldwebel'. All six devices (as well as the straps) show some moderate age- ie. fair tarnish and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible-/present). The pair came with a set of pebbled-style tunic-buttons attached (which are held in place with their typical rings - as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-type shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or early-war period-, 'cyphered Heeres'-related shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for - and used by! - a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Eisenbahn-Pioniere Abteilungs 3'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of early-pattern, so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 363\' (Bann 363 = Bann Waldsassengau / Gmünden) This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of early-pattern, so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. general \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage - and presumably worn by! - a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 363\' (Bann 363 = Bann Waldsassengau / Gmünden) as situated in the \'Gebiet Süd-Mainfranken\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. carefully tunic- or shirt-removed-), condition. The straps - which are executed in typical, beige-tan-coloured linnen as to be expected - have the bright-red-coloured- (and typical rayon-based) piping attached and show the machine-embroidered - by means of \'Kurbelstickerei\' (and/or equally coloured) so-called: \'363\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\'). The straps never had a tongue attached and come as found and/or issued: the pair is of \'sewn-in\'-pattern and was also presumablyused as such). The straps measure spproximately 12 cms. in length and do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. One of the straps still shows the remains of a once-attched RzM-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that all \'cyphered\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps can easily be graded \'scarce\' even more so when they are of the desirable early-pattern!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of early-pattern, so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberrottenführer\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 438\' (Bann 438 = Bann Hellenstein) This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of early-pattern, so-called: 'Allgemeine-HJ' (ie. general 'Hitlerjugend') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Oberrottenführer' who was attached to the: 'Bann 438' (Bann 438 = 'Bann Hellenstein' situated in the 'Gebiet Süd-Württemberg') and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. carefully tunic- or shirt-removed-), condition. The straps - which are executed in typical, beige-tan-coloured linnen as to be expected - have the bright-red-coloured- (and typical rayon-based) piping attached and show the machine-embroidered - by means of 'Kurbelstickerei' (and/or equally coloured) so-called: '438'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern'). The straps never had a tongue attached and come as found and/or issued: the pair is of 'sewn-in'-pattern and was also used as such). The straps - that came with a pair of green-coloured, 'pebbled'-styled buttons (numbered '2') attached show each a double (aluminium-based) rank-stripe attached denoting the unusually seen rank of: 'Oberrottenführer' - measure spproximately 12 cms. in length and do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. It should be noted that all 'cyphered' (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') shoulderstraps can easily be graded 'scarce' even more so when they are of the desirable early-pattern!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of early-pattern, so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberscharführer\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 220\' (Bann 220 = Bann Arnstadt) This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of early-pattern, so-called: 'Allgemeine-HJ' (ie. general 'Hitlerjugend') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Oberscharführer' who was attached to the: 'Bann 220' (Bann 220 = 'Bann Arnstadt' situated in the 'Gebiet Mitte Thüringen') and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. carefully tunic- or shirt-removed-), condition. The straps - which are executed in typical, beige-tan-coloured linnen as to be expected - have the bright-red-coloured- (and typical rayon-based) piping attached and show the machine-embroidered - by means of 'Kurbelstickerei' (and/or equally coloured) so-called: '220'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern'). The straps never had a tongue attached and come as found and/or issued: the pair is of 'sewn-in'-pattern and was also used as such). The straps show each two silver-toned pips and a single (aluminium-based) rank-stripe attached denoting the unusually seen rank of: 'Oberscharführer': they measure spproximately 12 cms. in length and do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. It should be noted that all 'cyphered' (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') shoulderstraps can easily be graded 'scarce' even more so when they are of the desirable early-pattern!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of early-pattern, so-called: \'Flieger-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 190\' (Bann 190 = Bann Stade / Niederelbe) This is a very attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of early-pattern, so-called: 'Flieger-HJ' (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') light-blue-piped shoulderstraps as was intended for usage - and presumably worn by! - a: 'Hitlerjunge' who was attached to the: 'Bann 190' (Bann 363 = Bann Stade / Niederelbe) as situated in the 'Gebiet Nord-Nordsee') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. I deem carefully tunic- or shirt-removed-), condition. The straps - which are executed in typical, beige-tan-coloured linnen as to be expected - have the bright-blue- (ie. 'hellblauer'-) coloured- (and typical rayon-based) piping attached and show the machine-embroidered - by means of 'Kurbelstickerei' (and/or equally coloured) so-called: '190'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern'). The straps never had a tongue attached and come as found and/or issued: the pair is of 'sewn-in'-pattern and was also presumablyused as such). The straps measure spproximately 12 cms. in length and do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. One of the straps still shows its period attched RzM-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that all 'cyphered' (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') shoulderstraps can easily be graded 'scarce' even more so when they are of the desirable early-pattern!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of early-period- (ie. \'Reichswehr\'-era), WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps (as executed in the \'rib-cord\'-like linnen) as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Infanterie-Rgts. 42\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually rarely encountered! - pair of (I deem) very early-period (ie. 'Reichswehr'-era), WH (Heeres) 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstraps having the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured and/or 'woolen'-type piping attached as was executed in neat field-grey-coloured- and/or: 'rib-cord'-like linnen as was specifically intended for - and with certainty used by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 42' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the infantry-regiment numbered: '42') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which measure 11,6 cms. in length each - are fully 'text-book' in all facets and are executed in (typical 'Reichwehr'-era pattern) HBT-like (ie. 'rib-cord'-like-) linnen and having the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured and/or 'woolen'-type piping attached. The straps show a (matching, early-pattern- and aluminium-based) pair of '4'- and '2'-cyphers (ie. numerals or: 'Ziffern') and four (fully matching and also aluminium-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). These type of (early) shoulderstraps are of the fairly early-war-period pattern straps and were worn in the period around 1935/1937. The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this pair had once chain-stitched numerals (ie. Ziffern): these were per regulation period-removed and replaced by metal ones when the soldier was promoted (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come mounted on their functional tongues and have the more early- (ie. 'dotted') type, silver-coloured, Heeres NCO-braid attached (something that is more often encountered with these early-type straps). Simply an attractive - and with certainty quite rarely encountered! - 'cyphered' shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 42' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of early-period- (ie. \'Reichswehr\'-era), WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps (as executed in the \'rib-cord\'-like linnen) as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Artillerie-Rgts. 6\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually rarely encountered! - pair of (I deem) very early-period (ie. \'Reichswehr\'-era), WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps having the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or \'woolen\'-type piping attached as was executed in neat field-grey-coloured- and/or: \'rib-cord\'-like linnen as was specifically intended for - and with certainty used by! - an: \'Unteroffizier des Artillerie-Regiments 6\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the artillery-regiment numbered: \'6\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which measure 11 cms. in length each - are fully \'text-book\' in all facets and are executed in (typical \'Reichwehr\'-era pattern) HBT-like (ie. \'rib-cord\'-like-) linnen and having the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or \'woolen\'-type piping attached. The straps come mounted on their functional tongues and have the more early- (ie. \'dotted\') type, silver-coloured, Heeres NCO-braid attached (something that is more often encountered with these early-type straps): moreover, do they show the bright-red-coloured \'6\'-cyphers (ie. numerals or: \'Ziffern\') which are executed in so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). These type of (early) shoulderstraps are of the fairly early-war-period pattern straps and were worn in the period around 1935/1937. The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty quite rarely encountered! - \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: \'Unteroffizier des Artillerie-Regiments 6\' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of early-period- (ie. \'Reichswehr\'-era), WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps (as executed in the \'rib-cord\'-like linnen) as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Rgts. 15\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually rarely encountered! - pair of (I deem) very early-period (ie. \'Reichswehr\'-era), WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps having the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured and/or \'woolen\'-type piping attached as was executed in neat field-grey-coloured- and/or: \'rib-cord\'-like linnen as was specifically intended for - and with certainty used by! - an: \'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 15\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the infantry-regiment numbered: \'15\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which measure 11,7 cms. in length each - are fully \'text-book\' in all facets and are executed in (typical \'Reichwehr\'-era pattern) HBT-like (ie. \'rib-cord\'-like-) linnen and having the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured and/or \'woolen\'-type piping attached. The straps come mounted on their functional tongues and have the more early- (ie. \'dotted\') type, silver-coloured, Heeres NCO-braid attached (something that is more often encountered with these early-type straps): moreover, do they show the white-coloured \'1\'- and \'5\'-cyphers (ie. numerals or: \'Ziffern\') which are executed in so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). These type of (early) shoulderstraps are of the fairly early-war-period pattern straps and were worn in the period around 1935/1937. The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty quite rarely encountered! - \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: \'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 15\' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of early-war-period, Waffen-SS NCO-pattern shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unterscharführer\' who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachshub-Truppen\' (or: transport-troops) This is an attractive - and fully matching! - (I deem) early-war-period pair of Waffen-SS NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat light-blue (ie. 'hellblauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unterscharführer' (ie. junior-sergeant) who served within the: 'Waffen-SS Nachshub-Truppen' (or: Waffen-SS transport-troops) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which come on their original and/or regular-shaped tongues as more often encountered on Waffen-SS-type shoulderstraps - have the light-blue- (ie. 'hellblauer'-) coloured and/or: desirable 'silk-like'-type piping. The backs of the straps (which measure 11 cms. in length as more often encountered) are executed in field-grey-coloured wool, as is more often observed with genuine Waffen-SS-type shoulderstraps. The pieces show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (both button-holes on the tongues have been period-fortified as can be seen on the pictures) The pair shows the silverish-grey-coloured NCO-braid attached denoting that it was intended for usage by an NCO with the rank of: 'Unterscharfüher' (ie. junior-sergeant). Simply a very attractive and fully 'text-book', early-war-pattern (I deem around 1941) Waffen-SS NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of Eastern-volunteer- (ie. \'Ostvölker\'-) related shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Turkistanischer\'-volunteer within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' (ie. within the: \'Turkistanisches Legion\') The neat \'pointed-styled\'-straps - which are fairly broad-sized and have an approximate width of 6 cms. as usual - have an approximate length of 10,5 cms. and show the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and do show the light-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour, denoting that they were intended for usage by a member who served within within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Turkistanian Legion\'. The straps have the neat \'silk-like\'-type piping attached and are void of any damage or alike: they just show some minimal age and/or staining and were I deem only minimally (or even never) used ie. worn. The shoulderstraps come mounted onto their functional tongues and saw usage on the various tunics as worn by the Eastern volunteers within the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' (including the rarely seen \'Russian styled\'- tunics also known as: \'Gymnastorka\'). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this pair was neatly constructed by using various captured material (ie. \'Beutematerial\') such as the French-issued: \'horizon blue\'- and/or Italian-issued: \'drap Orti\' material. Simply an attractive pair of \'Ostvölker\'-related shoulderstraps that is almost impossible to be upgraded and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of Eastern-volunteer- (ie. \'Ostvölker\'-) related shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Turkistanischer\'-volunteer within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' (ie. within the: \'Turkistanisches Legion\') The neat \'pointed-styled\'-straps - which are fairly broad-sized and have an approximate width of 6 cms. as usual - have an approximate length of 10,5 cms. and show the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and do show the light-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour, denoting that they were intended for usage by a member who served within within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Turkistanian Legion\'. The straps have the neat \'silk-like\'-type piping attached and are void of any damage or alike: they just show some minimal age and/or staining and were I deem only minimally (or even never) used ie. worn. The shoulderstraps come mounted onto their functional tongues and saw usage on the various tunics as worn by the Eastern volunteers within the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' (including the rarely seen \'Russian styled\'- tunics also known as: \'Gymnastorka\'). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this pair was neatly constructed by using various captured material (ie. \'Beutematerial\') such as the French-issued: \'horizon blue\'- and/or Italian-issued: \'drap Orti\' material. Simply an attractive pair of \'Ostvölker\'-related shoulderstraps that is almost impossible to be upgraded and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of IMO mid-war-period-, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern-, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstraps that comes with its attached \'Übershube\'-pair, as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Landesschützen-Batallions 642\' The attractive - and/or fully 'text-book'- and/or fully matching enlisted-mens'-type-, shoulderstrap-pair is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 11,7 cms. in length. The straps have the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or: woolen-type piping attached (as is more often encountered with these mid-war-period shoulderstrap-pairs) and were intended for usage by a simple soldier who served within the infantry-related: 'Landesschützen-Batallions', numbered: '642' (something that can naturally easily be deducted from the attached 'Übershube'-pair). The shoulderstraps - which originate from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired - are 'text-book' examples having the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based- and course-like- 'upperdecks': they are IMO moderately used ie. worn and do show some minimal wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and came with a (matching) pair of (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: slip-ons (ie. 'Übershuben') attached bearing both the signification: 'L642' (as executed in equally white-coloured so-called: 'Machinenstickerei' done in linnen as can be seen on the pictures). Both the shoulderstraps and/or: 'Übershuben' are in a wonderful- and/or totally undamaged condition and will be hard to be upgraded - see pictures. These desirable 'M43'-pattern-, army-infantry-related-, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the 'weisser'-coloured branchcolour can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive pair that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Landesschützen-Batallions 642'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of later-war-period, so-called: \'M44\'-pattern, \'simplified\' WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - fully matching and actually quite scarcely encountered! - pair of later-war-period, so-called: 'M44'-pattern, 'simplified' WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: simple soldier ie. medical-orderly who served within the medical-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11 cms. in length each as more often seen - have the neat, 'silk-like'-type piping attached that shows some minimal age and/or staining (something that is also valid for the straps). The shoulderstraps are constructed following the typical '1944 cloth-minimising production-manner', using different shades of wool and/or material (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and are truly matching in all details. It should be noted that all 'M44'-pattern, EM-type shoulderstraps are actually quite hard to find and can easily be graded ‘scarce’: even more so when they are piped in the desirable, darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour. Simply a very attractive - and/or fully ‘text-book’! - M44-pattern EM-type 'Sanitäter'-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-style-, \'simplified\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and in this particular branchcolour very scarcely encountered! - pair of later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-styled, \'simplified\' enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier who served within an artillery regiment or unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each - have the \'standard-pattern\'- and/or typical, field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and/or typical tongues and do show the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured colour and/or: \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached. The straps are constructed following the typical \'1944 cloth-minimising production-manner\', using different shades of wool and/or material (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that came from my private shoulderstrap-collection - show some minimal staining and/or age caused by decades of storage. It should be noted that all \'M44\'-style, EM-pattern shoulderstraps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they are piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a very attractive - and fully \'text-book\'! - M44-styled, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\': great to complete any later-war M44- (ie. even M43-) model \'Heeres\'-tunic!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-style-, \'simplified\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and in this particular branchcolour very scarcely encountered! - pair of later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-styled, \'simplified\' enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier who served within an artillery regiment or unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each - have the \'standard-pattern\'- and/or typical, field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and/or typical tongues and do show the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured colour and/or: \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached. The straps are constructed following the typical \'1944 cloth-minimising production-manner\', using different shades of wool and/or material (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that came from my private shoulderstrap-collection - show some minimal staining and/or age caused by decades of storage. It should be noted that all \'M44\'-style, EM-pattern shoulderstraps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they are piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a very attractive - and fully \'text-book\'! - M44-styled, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\': great to complete any later-war M44- (ie. even M43-) model \'Heeres\'-tunic!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-style-, \'simplified\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-style-, \'simplified\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and used by! - a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier who served within a later-war-period, army signals\'-regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each - have the \'standard-pattern\'- and/or typical, field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and/or tongues (whick latter aree executed in so-called: Italian wool aka \'drap Orti\') and do show the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured and/or: \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached. The straps are constructed following the typical \'1944 cloth-minimising production-manner\', using different shades of wool and/or material (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show some minimal staining and/or age caused by decades of storage. It should be noted that all \'M44\'-style, EM-pattern shoulderstraps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded \'scarce\'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and fully \'text-book\'! - M44-styled, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\': great to complete any later-war M44- (ie. even M43-) model \'Heeres\'-tunic!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-style-, \'simplified\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-style-, \'simplified\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and used by! - a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier who served within a later-war-period, army signals\'-regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each - have the \'standard-pattern\'- and/or typical, field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' (which are executed in so-called: Italian wool aka \'drap Orti\') and/or typical tongues and do show the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured and/or: \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached. The straps are constructed following the typical \'1944 cloth-minimising production-manner\', using different shades of wool and/or material (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show some minimal staining and/or age caused by decades of storage. It should be noted that all \'M44\'-style, EM-pattern shoulderstraps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded \'scarce\'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and fully \'text-book\'! - M44-styled, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\': great to complete any later-war M44- (ie. even M43-) model \'Heeres\'-tunic!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-style-, \'simplified\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and in this particular branchcolour very scarcely encountered! - pair of later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-styled, \'simplified\' enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier who served within a later-war-period, army tank- ie. tank-destoyer regiment or unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each - have the \'standard-pattern\'- and/or typical, field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' (which are executed in so-called: Italian wool aka \'drap Orti\') and/or typical tongues and do show the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) colour and/or: \'rayon\'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached. The straps are constructed following the typical \'1944 cloth-minimising production-manner\', using different shades of wool and/or material (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that came from my private shoulderstrap-collection - show some minimal staining and/or age caused by decades of storage. It should be noted that all \'M44\'-style, EM-pattern shoulderstraps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they are piped in the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a very attractive - and fully \'text-book\'! - M44-styled, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\': great to complete any later-war M44- (ie. even M43-) model \'Heeres\'-tunic!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-) war-period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel der Infanterie-Truppen\' The fully 'text-book'- and/or 'standard-issue'-pattern WH (Heeres) shoulderstrap-pair - which is piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour - measures approximately 11,3 cms. in length and has the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached as more often encountered with these mid- (ie. later-) war-period shoulderstrap-pairs (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive shoulderstraps - which originate from a private household in Germany where they were recently found - are fully 'text-book' examples having the typical, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks': they are with certainty moderately used and/or worn and do just show regular wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and have the 'standard'-pattern, silverish-coloured, 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid and a pair of (larger-sized- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Feldwebel' ie.: sergeant (as can be seen on the pictures). Of interest is, moreover, the fact that this NCO was most certainly promoted from 'Unteroffizier' to 'Feldwebel': the later-added pieces of (somewhat golden-toned) NCO-braid corroborate this (as can be seen on the pictures). These desirable 'M43'-pattern, infantry-related NCO-type shoulderstraps can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce' and come nowadays not that often for sale. Simply a very attractive 'Infanterie'-related WH (Heeres) shoulderstrap-pair that will be hard to be upgraded: I deem that this acctrative and truly 'front-worn' pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-) war-period, WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-) war-period, 'standard-issued', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen' (or: sergeant who served within the pilots'- or paratroopers' branch) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length each as more often seen - have the neat, golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as is more encountered with these mid- ie. later-war-period shoulderstraps). The straps show the 'standard'-issue- (ie. LW-pattern, silverish-coloured) NCO-braid and a pair of (matching, regular-sized and aluminium-based) pips period-attached and come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues. It should be noted that these Luftwaffe NCO-type straps are actually quite hard to find and can easily be graded 'scarce': even more so when they are piped in the desirable, golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour. Simply an attractive - and/or fully 'text-book' NCO-type 'Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen'-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-) war-period, WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and just moderately used and/or worn - pair of mid- (ie. later-) war-period, 'standard-issued', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen' (or: NCO ie. sergeant who served within the pilots'- or paratroopers'-branch) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. clearly worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11 cms. in length each as more often seen - have the neat, golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as is more encountered with these mid- ie. later-war-period shoulderstraps). The straps - which show moderate age, wear- and/or staining - do show the 'standard'-issue- (ie. LW- type 'dotted'-pattern, silverish-coloured) NCO-braid period-attached and show a pair of (non-matching-, smaller-sized- and typical aluminium-based) pips attached and come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these Luftwaffe NCO-type straps are actually quite hard to find and can easily be graded 'scarce': even more so when they are piped in the desirable, golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour. Simply a very attractive - and/or fully 'text-book' NCO-type 'Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen'-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-) war-period, WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and just moderately used and/or worn and carefully \'cut-off a tunic\' - pair of mid- (ie. later-) war-period, \'standard-issued\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\' (or: NCO ie. sergeant first-class who served within the pilots\'- or paratroopers\'-branch) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each as more often seen - have the neat, golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as is more encountered with these mid- ie. later-war-period shoulderstraps). The straps - which show some minimal age, wear- and/or staining - do show the \'standard\'-issue- (ie. LW-pattern, silverish-coloured) NCO-braid period-attached and do show four (matching- and typical aluminium-based) pips period-attached. The pair is void of any tongues: they were carefully \'cut-off a tunic\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and/or fully \'text-book\' - NCO-type \'Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\'-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\' and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-) war-period, WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used and worn - pair of mid- (ie. later-) war-period, 'standard-issued', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen' (or: junior-NCO ie. junior-sergeant who served within the pilots'- or paratroopers'-branch) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 10,3 cms. in length each as more often seen - have the neat, golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as is more encountered with these mid- ie. later-war-period shoulderstraps). The straps - which just show minimal age, wear- and/or staining - do show the 'standard'-issue- (ie. LW-pattern, silverish-coloured) NCO-braid period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these Luftwaffe NCO-type straps are actually quite hard to find and can easily be graded 'scarce': even more so when they are piped in the desirable, golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour. Simply a very attractive - and/or fully 'text-book' NCO-type 'Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen'-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-) war-period, WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and I deem just moderately used and worn - pair of mid- (ie. later-) war-period, \'standard-issued\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\' (or: junior-NCO ie. junior-sergeant who served within the pilots\'- or paratroopers\'-branch) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,1 cms. in length each as more often seen - have the neat, golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as is more encountered with these mid- ie. later-war-period shoulderstraps). The straps - which just show minimal age, wear- and/or staining - do show the \'standard\'-issue- (ie. LW-pattern, silverish-coloured) NCO-braid period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these Luftwaffe NCO-type straps are actually quite hard to find and can easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they are piped in the desirable, golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour. Simply a very attractive - and/or fully \'text-book\' NCO-type \'Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\'-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-) war-period, WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and I deem just moderately used and worn - pair of mid- (ie. later-) war-period, \'standard-issued\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\' (or: junior-NCO ie. junior-sergeant who served within the pilots\'- or paratroopers\'-branch) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 10,3 cms. in length each as more often seen - have the neat, golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as is more encountered with these mid- ie. later-war-period shoulderstraps). The straps - which just show minimal age, wear- and/or staining - do show the \'standard\'-issue- (ie. LW-pattern, silverish-coloured) NCO-braid period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these Luftwaffe NCO-type straps are actually quite hard to find and can easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they are piped in the desirable, golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour. Simply a very attractive - and/or fully \'text-book\' NCO-type \'Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\'-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-) war-period, WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and I deem hardly used nor worn! - pair of mid- (ie. later-) war-period, \'standard-issued\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\' (or: junior-NCO ie. junior-sergeant who served within the pilots\'- or paratroopers\'-branch) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,7 cms. in length each as more often seen - have the neat, golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as is more encountered with these mid- ie. later-war-period shoulderstraps). The straps - which just show minimal age, wear- and/or staining - do show the \'standard\'-issue- (ie. LW-pattern, silverish-coloured) NCO-braid period-attached and came with a pair of (smaller-sized, blue-coloured and typical pebbled-style) buttons attached (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these Luftwaffe NCO-type straps are actually quite hard to find and can easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they are piped in the desirable, golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour. Simply a very attractive - and/or fully \'text-book\' NCO-type \'Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\'-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of mid-war-period so-called: \'M40 o. M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstraps that comes with its accompanying \'Überschube\'-pair as intended for a: \'Soldat des Landesschützen-Bataillon 881\' The very attractive - fully \'text-book\' and fully matching! - pair of typical \'standard-issued\'- (ie. \'non-privately-purchased\'!) pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps is piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 12,5 cms. in length each. The straps have the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or: woolen-type piping attached (as is more often encountered with these early- ie. mid-war-period shoulderstrap-pairs) and was as such intended for usage by an infantry soldier who served within the: Landesschützen-Bataillon 881\' (something that can naturally easily be deducted from the attached \'Übershube\'-pair). The shoulderstraps - which originate from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired for the web-site - are typical \'standard-issued\'-examples that have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\': they were - I deem - just moderately used ie. worn and do show some truly minimal wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and came with a (also matching) pair of neat (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based) so-called: shoulderstrap-slip-ons (ie. \'Schulterstück-Überschuben\') attached bearing both the unit-designation: \'L 881\' (as executed in equally white-coloured, so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). Both the shoulderstraps and/or: \'Übershuben\' come in an overall very nice and/or fully undamaged condition (as can be seen on the pictures). These desirable \'M40- o. 43\'-pattern, army-infantry-related EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the \'weisser\'-coloured branchcolour can nowadays easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply a very attractive - and fully matching! - Heeres EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Soldat des Landesschützen-Bataillon 881\' and that is I deem priced according to its scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of mid-war-period so-called: \'M40 o. M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstraps that comes with its accompanying \'Übershube\'-pair as intended for a: \'Soldat des Landesschützen-Bataillons 313\' The attractive - fully \'text-book\' and in all respects matching! - pair of \'standard-issued\'- (ie. \'non-privately-purchased\'!) pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps is piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 11,3 cms. in length each. The straps have the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or: desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as is more often encountered with these early- ie. mid-war-period shoulderstrap-pairs) and was as such intended for usage by an infantry soldier who served within the: \'Landesschützen-Bataillon 313\' (something that can naturally easily be deducted from the attached \'Übershube\'-pair). The shoulderstraps - which originate from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired for the web-site - are typical \'standard-issued\'-examples that have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\': they were - I deem - just moderately used ie. worn and do show some minimal wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show some moderate age, wear and/o staining - come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and came with a (also matching) pair of (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: shoulderstrap-slip-ons (ie. \'Schulterstück-Übershuben\') attached bearing both the unit-designation: \'L313\' (as executed in equally white-coloured, so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). Both the shoulderstraps and/or: \'Übershuben\' come in an overall very nice and/or undamaged condition (as can be seen on the pictures). These desirable \'M40- o. 43\'-pattern, army-infantry-related EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the \'weisser\'-coloured branchcolour can nowadays easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Soldat des Landesschützen-Bataillons 313\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of mid-war-period so-called: \'M41 o. M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstraps that comes with its accompanying \'Überschube\'-pair as intended for a: \'Soldat des Nachschub-Abteilungs XII\' The very attractive - fully \'text-book\' and fully matching! - pair of typical \'standard-issued\'- (ie. \'non-privately-purchased\'!) pattern, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps is piped in the light-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length each. The straps have the light-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured - and/or: desirable, \'silk-like\'-type piping attached as is more often encountered with these early- (ie. mid-war-) period shoulderstrap-pairs and was as such intended for usage by transport-soldier (presumably a driver) who served within the: \'Nachschub-Abteilungs XII\' (something that can naturally easily be deducted from the attached \'Übershube\'-pair). The shoulderstraps - which originate from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired for the web-site - are typical \'standard-issued\'-examples that have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\': they were - I deem - just minimally used ie. worn and do show some truly minimal wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and came with a (also matching) pair of neat (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based) so-called: shoulderstrap-slip-ons (ie. \'Schulterstück-Überschuben\') attached bearing both the (Roman-styled) unit-designation: \'XII\' (as executed in equally light-blue-coloured, so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). Both the shoulderstraps and/or: \'Übershuben\' come in an overall very nice and/or fully undamaged condition (as can be seen on the pictures). These desirable \'M41- o. 43\'-pattern, army-infantry-related EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the \'kornblumenblauer\'-coloured branchcolour can nowadays easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply a very attractive - and fully matching! - Heeres EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Soldat des Nachschub-Abteilungs XII\' and that is I deem priced according to its scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') as was intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Abschnittsleiter\' at \'Orts\'-level and that comes in a moderately used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - fairly high-ranked and fully matching! - pair of N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a pair as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Abschnittsleiter' at 'Orts'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The pieces - which are both constructed from the golden-brown-coloured- and/or 'smooth-type'- (ie. typical 'velvet-type'-) cloth - come in a moderately used- and/or worn condition: they both show a bright-golden-toned eagle-device and specific oak-leave-device period-attached and were clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tabs are piped with typical light-blue- (ie. 'hellblauer'-) coloured- and/or (typical) rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that they were intended for a party-official serving at: 'Orts'-level (being the lowest level in existance). One of the tabs shows the remains of an 'RzM'-etiket and the pair was once glued into an album or scrapbook (as can be seen on the pictures) and does show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - pair of 'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.'-collar-tabs that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') as was intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Abschnittsleiter\' at \'Reichs\'-level and that comes in a fully untouched, condition This is a very attractive - fairly high-ranked and fully matching! - pair of N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter') being of the third and final pattern as was used from 1939 upto 1945 being a pair as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Abschnittsleiter' at (the highest!) 'Reichs'-level and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never worn- and/or 'virtually mint'-), condition. The pieces - which are both constructed from the pinkish-red-coloured- and/or 'smooth-type' cloth ie. wool - come in an overall very nice and/or simply never worn condition: they both show a bright-golden-toned eagle-device and specific oak-leave-device period-attached and were clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tabs are piped with typical bright-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbemer'-) coloured- and/or (typical) rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that they were intended for a party-official serving at: 'Reichs'-level (being the highest level in existance!). One of the tabs shows a fully preserved 'RzM'-etiket in place (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - pair of 'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.'-collar-tabs that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') being a pair (of the second pattern) as was intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Ortsgruppenleiterleiter\' at \'Kreis\'-level This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politschen Leiter\') being a pair (of the second pattern that was worn from 1934 upto 1939) as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Ortsgruppenleiterleiter\' at \'Kreis\'-level and that comes in an overall nicely preserved ie. just moderately used condition. Both pieces - which are constructed from the golden-brown-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\'-) wool - comes in a moderately condition overall: they show the double, bright-golden-toned, braid-based and neaty hand-embroidered \'rank-bars\' attached and was clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tabs are piped with typical light-blue-coloured- and/or rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that it was intended for a party-official at: \'Kreis\'-level. The tabs are void of an \'RzM\'-etiket and do show the signs of having been used (as can be seen on the pictures): they show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab-pair of the second pattern that is most certainly not that often offered for sale and that is (I deem) accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of NCO-type, SS- (ie. SS-VT-) related shoulderstrap \'A\'-cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\') as executed in \'Cupal\' as was intended for usage on a pair of shoulderstraps for an NCO within the: \'SS-VT-Art.-Standarte\' This is a very attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - pair of fully matching NCO-type- (thus silver-coloured- and IMO 'Cupal'-based-) Waffen-SS- (ie. 'SS-Verfügungs-Truppen'-) related-, shoulderstrap 'A'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') as was intended for usage on a pair of shoulderstraps for an NCO (ie. 'Unterführer') who served within the (only very short-lived!): 'SS-Verfügungstruppen-Artillerie-Standarte'. The pair was simply never used nor shoulderstrap-attached and can easily be graded virtually 'mint-/unissued'. The pair is in all facets matching and comes mounted on its functional (ie. never bent-) prongs. Both cyphers do show some minimal age ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. It should be noted that these (merely for the-) SS ie. 'SS-Verfügungstruppen' intended shoulderstrap-cyphers can easily be graded 'extremely rare'. Only the first such very rare pair (as executed in 'Cupal'-based-metaI) I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres) \'M43\'-pattern shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 116\' and that comes as recently found This is an attractive pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (and neatly 'cyphered'!) so-called: 'M43'-pattern shoulderstraps as piped in the typical white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 116' (or: senior-NCO who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: '116') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and/or: most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The truly attractive straps - which are approximately 11,4 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. Next to this, they show two (matching) sets of (silver-coloured-, smaller-sized- and/or zinc-based) double '1'- and/or: single '6'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and two sets of (non-matching and zinc-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps were only moderately used- and/or worn and do show some moderate staining and/or age simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). They come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard'-type- and/or bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. typical 'sub-dued'-pattern) 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid attached, denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel' (ie. sergeant first-class). The set came with a pair of pebbled-style and or field-grey-coloured) buttons attached. Simply an attractive, mid- (ie. later-) war-period shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 116'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', administrative-officers\'-pattern shoulderboards as was specifically intended for usage by a WH (Heeres) \'Hauptmann des gehobener Dienstes\' This is an attractive pair of neatly \'cyphered\', officers-pattern shoulderboards (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Verwaltungs-Offiziere des Heeres\') having the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour and having the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured secondary branchcolour, as was specifically intended for usage by a WH (Heeres) \'Hauptmann des gehobener Dienstes\' (or: army-officer being of a rank comparable with a: \'Hauptmann\'- ie. captains-rank - and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The boards - which have an approximate length of 11,2 cms. - are executed in the \'smooth\'-like- and/or (typical) darker-green-coloured wool (aka moleskin\'-wool) and have the have the (bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured-) \'secondary\' branchcolour and typical silver-greyish-coloured \'upperdecks\' (showing an - interwoven and equally darker-green-coloured - \'stripe\' something that was obligatory for all shoulderboards as worn and/or used by the various \'Verwaltungs-Offiziere des Heeres\' holding this particular rank). The boards - which were worn on the \'standard\'-type, field-grey-coloured \'Heeres\'-officers-pattern tunics - have identical, bright-golden-coloured (ie. I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based-) \'HV\'-cyphers and a pair of (equally bright-golden-coloured- and equally styled-) pips, period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair never had any tongues and was most certainly worn as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was I deem moderately used and/or worn and shows as stated above moderate wear and/or age. This shoulderboard-pair originates from a larger shoulderboard- and/or insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Note: The German army had a tradition of maintaining a separate branch of \'Verwaltungs-Beamte\' (ie. administrative-officials tasked to oversee all various administrative functions) who were responsible for a wide variety of administrative-tasks including court martial-, librarian-, supply-, technical- and meteorological-services, to schooing-, barracks- and/or: hospital-administration. Most \'officials-careers\' consisted of four \'grades\' being: \'high\'-, \'elevated\'-, \'medium\'- and/or \'low\'-grades with slightly differing identifying-insignia for each grade. The grade of the career was determined by the education and/or experience of the individual. Initially, all these \'Verwaltungs-Beamte\' were identified by the darker-green-coloured branchcolour (ie. \'Waffenfarbe\') having a secondary-branchcolour (ie. \'Nebenfarbe\') to indicate their actual career ie. function. Over twenty-four assorted \'Verwaltungs-Beamte\' used the bright-red-coloured branchcolour as the secondary-branch-colour making it virtually impossible to fully identify the function of the officer who wore these boards. Nevertheless, still an attractive pair of neatly \'cyphered\' so-called: \'Schulterstücke für Verwaltungs-Offiziere des Heeres\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', administrative-officers\'-pattern shoulderboards as was specifically intended for usage by a WH (Heeres) \'Oberleutnant des gehobener Dienstes\' This is an attractive pair of neatly 'cyphered', officers-pattern shoulderboards (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Verwaltungs-Offiziere des Heeres') having the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour and having the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured secondary branchcolour, as was specifically intended for usage by a WH (Heeres) 'Offizier des gehobener Dienstes' (or: army-officer being of a rank comparable with an: 'Oberleutnant' - ie. lieutnant first-class rank - and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The boards - which have an approximate length of 11,7 cms. - are executed in the 'smooth'-like- and/or (typical) darker-green-coloured wool (aka moleskin'-wool) and have the have the (bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured-) 'secondary' branchcolour and typical silver-greyish-coloured 'upperdecks' (showing an - interwoven and equally darker-green-coloured - 'stripe' something that was obligatory for all shoulderboards as worn and/or used by the various 'Verwaltungs-Offiziere des Heeres' holding this particular rank). The boards - which were worn on the 'standard'-type, field-grey-coloured 'Heeres'-officers-pattern tunics - have identical, bright-golden-coloured (ie. I deem 'Buntmetall'-based-) 'HV'-cyphers and a single (equally bright-golden-coloured- and equally styled-) pip, period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair never had any tongues and was most certainly worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was I deem moderately used and/or worn and shows as stated above moderate wear and/or age. This shoulderboard-pair originates from a larger shoulderboard- and/or insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Note: The German army had a tradition of maintaining a separate branch of 'Verwaltungs-Beamte' (ie. administrative-officials tasked to oversee all various administrative functions) who were responsible for a wide variety of administrative-tasks including court martial-, librarian-, supply-, technical- and meteorological-services, to schooing-, barracks- and/or: hospital-administration. Most 'officials-careers' consisted of four 'grades' being: 'high'-, 'elevated'-, 'medium'- and/or 'low'-grades with slightly differing identifying-insignia for each grade. The grade of the career was determined by the education and/or experience of the individual. Initially, all these 'Verwaltungs-Beamte' were identified by the darker-green-coloured branchcolour (ie. 'Waffenfarbe') having a secondary-branchcolour (ie. 'Nebenfarbe') to indicate their actual career ie. function. Over twenty-four assorted 'Verwaltungs-Beamte' used the bright-red-coloured branchcolour as the secondary-branch-colour making it virtually impossible to fully identify the function of the officer who wore these boards. Nevertheless, still an attractive pair of neatly 'cyphered' so-called: 'Schulterstücke für Verwaltungs-Offiziere des Heeres'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', officers-pattern shoulderboards as was specifically intended for usage by a WH (Heeres) \'Heeresfeldpostinspektor\' (being of a rank comparable with an: \'Oberleutnant\'-rank) This is a truly very attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - pair of neatly 'cyphered', officers-pattern shoulderboards (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Offiziere des Heeres') as was specifically intended for usage by a WH (Heeres) 'Heeresfeldpostinspektor' (or army-fieldpost-inspector being of a rank comparable with an: 'Oberleutnant'-rank) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The boards - which have an approximate length of 10,3 cms. - are executed in the 'smooth'-like- and/or (typical) darker-green-coloured wool (aka moleskin'-wool). They have the have the (bright- ie. lemon-yellow- or: 'zitronengelber'-coloured-) branchcolour and typical silver-greyish-coloured 'upperdecks' (showing an - interwoven and equally bright-yellow-coloured - 'stripe' something that was obligatory for all shoulderboards as worn and/or used by the various 'Feldpost'-service officials). The boards - which were worn on the 'standard'-type, field-grey-coloured 'Heeres'-officers-pattern tunics - have identical, bright-golden-coloured (ie. I deem 'Buntmetall'-based-) 'FP'-cyphers and two (equally bright-golden-coloured- and equally styled-) pips, period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair comes mounted on its functional, typically thin-shaped officers'-type tongues attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was I deem moderately used and/or worn and shows as stated above moderate wear and/or age. This rarely seen shoulderboard-pair originates from a larger shoulderboard- and/or insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site and was most certainly worn as such: the field-post official who wore the set always kept and stored it as a souvenir of the days. Simply a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - pair of neatly 'cyphered' so-called: 'Feldpost'-related shoulderboards: x-times more rarely encountered than a 'regular' pair of WH 'Oberleutnant'-related insignia!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: \'Leutnant des Infanterie-Batallions 52\' This is an attractive - and only moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - pair of neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant des Infanterie-Batallions 52' (or: lieutnant who served within the army-infantry battalion, numbered: '52') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem surely issued- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type, 'Infanterie'-related (typically 'front-worn'!) shoulderboards and have the silver-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued', silverish-grey-toned) 'upperdecks' (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth'-type wool as to be expected). The boards came mounted onto their functional (smaller-shaped) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which shows two pairs of (fully matching, smaller-sized- and/or: bright-golden-toned) '5'- and/or: '2'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') period-attached - measure approximately 10,2 cms. in length each and shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The pair was never before in collectors'-hands and originates directly from a private-household in Germany. Simply an interesting - and most certainly attractive! - WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Leutnant des Infanterie-Batallions 52' and that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: \'Major des Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 50\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: 'Major des Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 50' (or: major who served within the infantry-related machinegunners unit ie. regiment, numbered: '50') and that comes in an overall nice, albeit just moderately used ie. worn and/or: clearly tunic-removed-, condition. The neat shoulderboards are constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and are per regulation piped in white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool. The boards - which have a length of approximately 11 cms. each - come mounted onto their (typical smaller-sized officers-type) tongues as found and/or worn. The boards have a neat 'silver-greyish'-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) 'upperdecks' and were as such (I deem) used on a typical 'front-used' tunic. The boards show some minimal age ie. staining caused by years of storage and/or minimal wear and/or usage: they were most certainly worn and/or carefully tunic-removed. The boards show a matching pair of (golden-bronze-toned, larger-sized- and/or Gothic-styled-) 'M'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') attached and shows an (equally golden-toned and also matching) set of '5'- and '0'-numerals period-attached: all six devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Major des Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 50' and that is with certainty accodingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for - and presumably worn by! - a: \'Leutnant des Maschinengewehr-Bataillons 15\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and presumably worn by! - a: 'Leutnant des Maschinengewehr-Bataillons 15' (or: lieutnant who served within the infantry-related machinegunners battalion, numbered: '15') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit just moderately used ie. worn and/or: clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboards are constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and are per regulation piped in white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool. The boards - which have a length of approximately 11 cms. each - never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended as a pair of the 'sew-in-pattern'. The boards have a neat 'silver-greyish'-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued') 'upperdecks' and were as such (I deem) used on a typical 'front-used' tunic. The boards show some minimal age ie. staining caused by years of storage and/or minimal wear and/or usage: they were most certainly worn and/or carefully tunic-removed. The boards - that both show some moth-damage on their backs but nothing that shocking - have a matching pair of (golden-bronze-toned, smaller-sized, 'Buntmetall'-based and/or Gothic-styled) 'M'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') attached and show two sets of (equally golden-toned and also matching) '1'- and '5'-numerals period-attached: all six devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Leutnant des Maschinengewehr-Bataillons 15' and that is with certainty accodingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant des Infanterie-Batallions 186\' This is an attractive - and only moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - pair of neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant des Infanterie-Batallions 186' (or: lieutnant first-class who served within the army infantry battalion, numbered: '186') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem surely issued- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type, 'Infanterie'-related (typically 'front-worn'!) shoulderboards and have the silver-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued', silverish-grey-toned) 'upperdecks' (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth'-type wool as to be expected). The boards came mounted onto their functional tongues which were constructed from (unusally seen!) woven-linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which have a pair (of matching, larger-sized- and/or: somewhat tarnished golden-toned) pips and two sets of (matching, regular-sized- and/or: bright-golden-toned) '1'-, '8'- and/or: '6'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') period-attached - measure approximately 10,8 cms. in length each and shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The pair was never before in collectors'-hands and originates directly from a private-household in Germany. Simply an interesting - and most certainly attractive! - WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant des Infanterie-Batallions 186' and that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Major des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 24\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Major des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 24' (or major who served within the anti-tank- (ie. tank-destroyer-) unit, numbered: '24') and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderboards - which are actually not that easily encountered and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce' - are constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and are per regulation piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour. The boards - which have a length of approximately 11,3 cms. each - comes mounted onto their (most certainly period-constructed) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards have the 'silver-greyish'-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) 'upperdecks' (something that clearly identifies them as 'front-used' pair. The boards show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which originate from a private household and were never before part of a collection. This pair shows a (matching, smaller-sized- and reddish-golden-toned) pair of Gothic-styled- so-called: 'P'-cyphers and/or equally styled: '2' and/or: '4'-numerals period-attached: all six devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear but are very nicely preserved. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - fairly high-ranked shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Major des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 24'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant des Pionier-Bataillons 5\' (part of the \'5. Infanterie-Division\') This is a very attractive - fully matching and with certainty not that easily encountered! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant des Pionier-Bataillons 5\' (part of the \'5. Infanterie-Division\') (or: engineers lieutnant first-class who served within the engineers-battalion, numbered: \'5\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem clearly used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboards - which are actually not that easily encountered - are constructed in the smooth-type (ie. \'moleskin\'-like) wool and are piped in the black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour. The boards - which have a length of approximately 11,2 cms. each - never had any tongues and were clearly a pair that was worn as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern: both boards still show some stitching-holes ie. remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards have the \'silver-greyish\'-coloured (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\'-) \'upperdecks\' (something that - I deem - clearly identifies them as \'front-used\' pair). The boards show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards originate from a private-household in Germany and were never before part of a collection. This pair shows a (fully matching, larger-sized- and/or bright-golden-toned) set of: \'5\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') and an identically-styled pair of pips, period-attached: all four devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear but are simply very nicely preserved. The neat pair does just show some age, wear and/or staining but is void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply attractive - and most certainly desirable! - WH officers\'-pattern shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: \'Oberleutnant des Pionier-Bataillons 5\' (part of the \'5. Infanterie-Division\')!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards, as was intended for - and clearly used by! - a: \'Hauptmann eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\' This is a truly attractive - albeit clearly used and fully matching! - pair of neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards as was piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Hauptmann eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs' (or: captain who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer unit ie. regiment), that comes in an overall nice (clearly used ie. worn and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive shoulder- boards - which are actually quite hard to encounter and can IMO easily be graded 'fairly scarce' - are constructed of the smooth-type- (ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and are per regulation piped in the (very!) bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour. The shoulderboard-pair - which has a length of approximately 10,2 cms. - comes without tongues as found and/or worn and was thus a pair that was worn as a so-called: 'sew-in'-type-pair. The boards have the 'greyish-/yellow'-coloured (ie. 'sub-dued'-) 'upperdecks' (something that clearly identifies them as WH Heeres-type boards). The set shows obvious age, wear and/or staining caused by years of storage and/or fair wear and/or usage: they are IMO most certainly worn and/or were carefully tunic-removed. The boards - which both show their inner-carton on their tops - show a (fully identical, regular-sized-, golden-toned- and/or Gothic-styled-) pair of so-called: 'P'-cyphers and four (identical, golden-silver-toned and zinc-based-) pips attached: all six devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear (but the 'P'-cyphers retain most of their bright golden-toned finish as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and desirable! - shoulderboard-set that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of non-\'cyphered\' (and most certainly later-war-period!) WH (Kriegsmarine) \'simplified\' enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily encountered! - typical non-\'cyphered\'- (somewhat \'simplified\' and I deem typical later-war-period- (ie. \'last ditch\'-) pattern pair of enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage onto the field-grey coloured navy-style tunics by a: \'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Abteilungs\' (or: simple soldier who served within a naval coastal-artillery unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are fully \'text-book\' in all facets - measure approximately 11,3 cms. in length (and have a width of 5,5 cms. as usually seen) have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues. The straps - which are somewhat \'simplified\' and that have no additional \'backing\' - are void of the sometimes encountered interwoven so-called: \'winged-shell-anchor\'-cyphers or: \'Ziffern\' and were intended for a soldier holding the rank of simple: \'Soldat o. Maat\'. The straps - shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining but are totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that ALL \'Küstenartillerie\' insignia-pieces are actually quite hard to encounter which grades them easily as \'scarce\'. Simply an attractive, unusually non-\'cyphered\', later-war-period and somewhat \'simplified\' naval EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured \'Küsten-Artillerie\'-attire!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of NSB (ie. \'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging\') so-called: \'WA\' (ie. \'Weerafdelingen\') collar-patches as was intended for usage by an official with the rank of: \'WA-Kompaan\' This is an attractive - truly scarcely found and/or fully matching! - pair of NSB (ie. \'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging\') (being the Dutch WWII pro-German Party) so-called: \'WA\' (ie. \'Weerafdelingen\') collar-patches, as was specifically intended for usage by an WA-official (belonging to the category: \'laag kader\') and holding the rank of: \'WA-Kompaan\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit - I deem - moderately worn and/or used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-) condition. This movement - ie. the WA - could be compared with the German SA-stormtroopers and was (re-)founded in 1941 after having been disbanded for various years. The collar-tabs are per regulation executed in bright-red-coloured wool and show the typical golden-toned, four-pointed stars. The pair is backed with brownish-coloured carton and is void of the (sometimes found) paper-based: \'NSB - Afd. XVI - Intendance\'-etikets. As stated above comes this scarcely seen pair in an overall nice albeit clearly worn condition without showing any damages nor defaults whatsoever. The pair originates from an advanced collection of NSB- ie. Dutch collaboration-related items that I recently acquired for the web-site and has moderately been worn and just shows some darkened tarnish as more often encountered. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - NSB- ie. WA-related collar-tab-pair for an offical within the category: \'laag kader\' and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as intended for an officer holding the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\') This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by an officer holding the rank of: 'Leutnant' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Untersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant) being both nicely embroidered examples as executed on black-coloured, woolen material and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The pieces - which are of the desirable 'embroidered pattern' - show a single oakleaf-bar and square-sized- (and separately-attached!) 'rank-bar' signifying that these patches were intended for usage by a junior-officer holding the rank of: 'Leutnant' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Untersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant). Both pieces are just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but are nevertheless simply very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - pair of neatly embroidered WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as intended for an officer holding the rank of: \'Oberleutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Obersturmführer\') This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by an officer holding the rank of: 'Oberleutnant' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Obersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant first-class) being both nicely embroidered examples as executed on black-coloured, woolen material and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The pieces - which are of the desirable 'embroidered pattern' - show a single oakleaf-bar and two square-sized- (and separately-attached!) 'rank-bars' signifying that these patches were intended for usage by an officer holding the rank of: 'Oberleutnant' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Obersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant first-class). Both pieces are just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but are nevertheless simply very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - pair of neatly embroidered WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as intended for an officer holding the rank of: \'Oberleutnant\' (ie.: \'Waffen-SS Obersturmführer\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by an officer holding the rank of: 'Oberleutnant' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Obersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant first-class) being both printed examples as executed in 'standard-pattern', linnen-based material and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The pieces - which are of the 'printed pattern' as executed in black on a bright-green-coloured and/or silk-like, linnen-based background - shows a single oakleaf-bar and two square-sized bars signifying that these patches were intended for usage by an officer holding the rank of: 'Oberleutnant' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Obersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant first-class). Both pieces are just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but are nevertheless simply very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as was used by an officer holding the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\') This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by a junior-ranked officer holding the rank of 'Leutnant' (ie.: 'SS Untersturmführer') being both typical, printed examples as executed on typical silk-like material (ie. 'Kunstseide') and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. Both pieces - which are of the 'printed pattern' as executed in black on a bright-green-coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type, linnen-based background - show a single oakleaf-bar and square-sized rank-bar signifying that these patches were intended for usage by a junior-officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie.: 'SS Untersturmführer'). Both pieces are just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but are simply nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - matching pair of WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as was used by an officer holding the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\') This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by a junior-ranked officer holding the rank of 'Leutnant' (ie.: 'SS Untersturmführer') being both typical, printed examples as executed on typical silk-like material (ie. 'Kunstseide') and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. Both pieces - which are of the 'printed pattern' as executed in black on a bright-green-coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type, linnen-based background - show a single oakleaf-bar and square-sized rank-bar signifying that these patches were intended for usage by a junior-officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie.: 'SS Untersturmführer'). Both pieces are just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but are simply nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - matching pair of WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as was used by an officer holding the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\') This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by a junior-ranked officer holding the rank of 'Leutnant' (ie.: 'SS Untersturmführer') being both typical, printed examples as executed on typical silk-like material (ie. 'Kunstseide') and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. Both pieces - which are of the 'printed pattern' as executed in black on a bright-green-coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type, linnen-based background - show a single oakleaf-bar and square-sized rank-bar signifying that these patches were intended for usage by a junior-officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie.: 'SS Untersturmführer'). Both pieces are just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but are simply nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - matching pair of WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as was used by an officer holding the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\') This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by a junior-ranked officer holding the rank of 'Leutnant' (ie.: 'SS Untersturmführer') being both typical, printed examples as executed on typical silk-like material (ie. 'Kunstseide') and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. Both pieces - which are of the 'printed pattern' as executed in black on a bright-green-coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type, linnen-based background - show a single oakleaf-bar and square-sized rank-bar signifying that these patches were intended for usage by a junior-officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie.: 'SS Untersturmführer'). Both pieces are just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but are simply nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - matching pair of WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as was used by an officer holding the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\') This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (ie. \'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform\') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by a junior-ranked officer holding the rank of \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\') being both typical, printed examples as executed on typical silk-like material (ie. \'Kunstseide\') and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. Both pieces - which are of the \'printed pattern\' as executed in black on a bright-green-coloured and/or \'silk-like\'-type, linnen-based background - show a single oakleaf-bar and square-sized rank-bar signifying that these patches were intended for usage by a junior-officer with the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\'). Both pieces are just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but are simply nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - matching pair of WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as was used by an officer holding the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\') This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (ie. \'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform\') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by a junior-ranked officer holding the rank of \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\') being both typical, printed examples as executed on typical silk-like material (ie. \'Kunstseide\') and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. Both pieces - which are of the \'printed pattern\' as executed in black on a bright-green-coloured and/or \'silk-like\'-type, linnen-based background - show a single oakleaf-bar and square-sized rank-bar signifying that these patches were intended for usage by a junior-officer with the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\'). Both pieces are just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but are simply nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - matching pair of WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as was used by an officer holding the rank of: \'Major\' (ie.: \'SS Sturmbannführer\') This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (ie. \'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform\') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by an officer holding the rank of: \'Major\' (ie.: \'SS Sturmbannführer\') being both typical, printed examples as executed on typical silk-like material (ie. \'Kunstseide\') and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. Both pieces - which are of the \'printed pattern\' as executed in black on a bright-green-coloured and/or \'silk-like\'-type, linnen-based background - show two oakleaf-bars and a single square-sized rank-bar signifying that these patches were intended for usage by an officer holding the rank of: \'Major\' (ie.: \'SS Sturmbannführer\'). Both pieces are just a tiny bit stained ie. wrinkled caused by decades of storage but are simply nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - matching pair of WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as was used by an officer holding the rank of: \'Oberst\' (ie.: \'Waffen-SS Standartenführer\') This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by a high-ranked officer holding the rank of: 'Oberst' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Standartenführer' (or: full colonel) being both typical, printed examples as executed on typical silk-like material (ie. 'Kunstseide') and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. Both pieces - which are of the 'printed pattern' as executed in black on a bright-green-coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type, linnen-based background - show a two oakleaf-bars and three square-sized bars signifying that these patches were intended for usage by an officer with the rank of: 'Oberst' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Standartenführer'. Both pieces are just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but are simply nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - matching pair of high-ranked WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as was used by an officer holding the rank of: \'Oberst\' (ie.: \'Waffen-SS Standartenführer\') This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by a high-ranked officer holding the rank of: 'Oberst' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Standartenführer' (or: full colonel) being both typical, printed examples as executed on typical silk-like material (ie. 'Kunstseide') and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. Both pieces - which are of the 'printed pattern' as executed in black on a bright-green-coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type, linnen-based background - show a two oakleaf-bars and three square-sized bars signifying that these patches were intended for usage by an officer with the rank of: 'Oberst' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Standartenführer'. Both pieces are just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but are simply nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - matching pair of high-ranked WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as was used by an officer holding the rank of: \'Oberst\' (ie.: \'Waffen-SS Standartenführer\') This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (ie. \'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform\') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by a high-ranked officer holding the rank of: \'Oberst\' ie.: \'Waffen-SS Standartenführer\' (or: full colonel) being both typical, printed examples as executed on typical silk-like material (ie. \'Kunstseide\') and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. Both pieces - which are of the \'printed pattern\' as executed in black on a bright-green-coloured and/or \'silk-like\'-type, linnen-based background - show a two oakleaf-bars and three square-sized bars signifying that these patches were intended for usage by an officer with the rank of: \'Oberst\' ie.: \'Waffen-SS Standartenführer\'. Both pieces are just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but are simply nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - matching pair of high-ranked WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms) as was used by an officer holding the rank of: \'Oberst\' (ie.: \'Waffen-SS Standartenführer\') This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (ie. \'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform\') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by a high-ranked officer holding the rank of: \'Oberst\' ie.: \'Waffen-SS Standartenführer\' (or: full colonel) being both typical, printed examples as executed on typical silk-like material (ie. \'Kunstseide\') and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. Both pieces - which are of the \'printed pattern\' as executed in black on a bright-green-coloured and/or \'silk-like\'-type, linnen-based background - show a two oakleaf-bars and three square-sized bars signifying that these patches were intended for usage by an officer with the rank of: \'Oberst\' ie.: \'Waffen-SS Standartenführer\'. Both pieces are just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but are simply nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - matching pair of high-ranked WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern-, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars for the various camouflaged-uniforms by an officer with the rank of: \'Oberleutnant\' ie.: \'Waffen-SS Obersturmführer\' (ie. lieutnant 1st class) This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers'-pattern-, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was worn on the various camouflaged-uniforms by an officer with the rank of: 'Oberleutnant' or: 'Waffen-SS Obersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant first-class) being both machine-embroidered examples that come in an overall nice (albeit clearly used and/or tunic-removed-), condition. Both examples - which are machine-embroidered examples as executed in bright-green-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background - show a single oakleaf-bar and double square-sized bar each, signifying that the pair was intended for usage by an officer with the rank of: 'Oberleutnant' ie. 'Waffen-SS Obersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant first-class). Both pieces were most certainly worn as such and still show some stitching-remains of having been once tunic-attached: they are also a bit stained ie. worn (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - matching pair of WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers\'-pattern-, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms as was intended for an officer with the rank of: \'Major\' ie.: \'Waffen-SS Sturmbannführer\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of officers'-pattern-, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bars (ie. 'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms as was intended for an officer with the rank of: 'Major' (ie.: 'Waffen-SS Sturmbannführer') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. Both specimen are printed examples that were executed on a bright-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based background. Both pieces show two oakleaf-bars and a single-sized bar, signifying that the pair was intended for usage by an officer with the (fairly high) rank of: 'Major' ie.: 'Waffen-SS Sturmbannführer'. Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar pair that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of pre-war-period- (ie. \'M36 type\'- and/or rounded styled) neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 73\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pre-war-period- (ie. 'M36 type'- and/or rounded styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 73' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: '73') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which are of the pre- (ie. early-) war-type - do show moderate age and wear but are void of any damage. They have the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and do show as stated above the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping (as more often seen). The shoulderstraps never had tongues attached and were pieces that were intended to be worn as a pair of the 'sew-in type'. (I deem that it was a typical pair that was to be used on a dress-tunic or: 'Waffenrock'). The straps - which measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - show the neatly hand-embroidered '7'- and '3'-numerals (which are executed in white-coloured hand-stitching) and also show the 'standard'-pattern WH (Heeres) NCO-braid attached. The straps show some obvious age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a decorative and/or fully 'text-book' - and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 73'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of pre-war-period- (ie. \'M36 type\'- and/or rounded styled) neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unterwachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 36\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pre-war-period- (ie. 'M36 type'- and/or rounded styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unterwachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 36' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the 'heavy' artillery-regiment, numbered: '36') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which are of the pre- (ie. early-) war-type - do show moderate age and wear but are void of any damage. They have the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and do show as stated above the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping (as more often seen). The shoulderstraps never had tongues attached and were pieces that were intended to be worn as a pair of the 'sew-in type'. (I deem that it was a typical pair that was to be used on a dress-tunic or: 'Waffenrock'). The straps - which measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - show the neatly hand-embroidered '3'- and '6'-numerals (which are executed in bright-red-coloured hand-stitching) and also show the 'standard'-pattern WH (Heeres) NCO-braid attached. The straps show some obvious age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a decorative and/or fully 'text-book' and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Unterwachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 36'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of pre-war-period- (ie. \'M36 type\'- and/or rounded styled) neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unterwachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 51\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pre-war-period- (ie. 'M36 type'- and/or rounded styled) neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unterwachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 51' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the 'heavy' artillery-regiment, numbered: '51') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which are of the pre- (ie. early-) war-type - do show moderate age and wear but are void of any damage. They have the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and do show as stated above the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and/or 'rayon'-type piping (as more often seen). The shoulderstraps never had tongues attached and were pieces that were intended to be worn as a pair of the 'sew-in type'. (I deem that it was a typical pair that was to be used on a dress-tunic or: 'Waffenrock'). The straps - which measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - show the neatly hand-embroidered '5'- and '1'-numerals (which are executed in bright-red-coloured hand-stitching) and also show the 'standard'-pattern WH (Heeres) NCO-braid attached. The straps show some obvious age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a decorative and/or fully 'text-book' and actually not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Unterwachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 51'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') officers\'-type shoulderboards (being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41) as was specifically intended for a: \'RAD-Oberarbeitsführer\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of typical RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') officers'-type shoulderboards (being of the second pattern as was used by 'höhere Führer' in the period between 1936-41) as was intended for usage by a: 'RAD-Oberarbeitsführer' (which rank is comparable with the army-equivalent of 'Major') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat schoulderstraps have the typical, silver- (and interwoven-) black-coloured 'upperdecks' and come mounted onto their black-coloured (and typical velvet-based) 'underlays' (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each and show one (silverish-golden, regular-sized and somewhat tarnished) pip period-attached (denoting the officers-rank of: 'RAD-Oberarbeitsführer'). The pair shows - as stated above - fair wear and/or age but is void of any real damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a desirable (andactually hard to find!) 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'-related, officers-pattern type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'RAD-Oberarbeitsführer'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of rarely encountered so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Hauptstellenleiter\' at \'Gau\'-level This is a truly very attractive - and fully matching! - set (ie. pair) of rarely encountered smooth woolen-based-, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 as was intended for usage by an: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Hauptstellenleiter' at: 'Gau'-level that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The neat pieces - which are constructed from the red-coloured- and/or: 'smooth-type' ie. 'moleskin'-type wool - come in a wonderfull condition overall: they both have the neat, double silver-coloured and/or: 'L-shaped' swastika-braid attached and were simply never mounted on a tunic. The tabs are piped with red-coloured, rayon-based piping, signifying that the pair was intended for a party-official at: 'Gau'-level. The tabs are void of a paper-based 'RzM'-etiket (something that is more often seen). The set was most certainly never worn and originates from a private address in Germany. The set shows some (truly non-disturbing-) tarnish and/or aging caused by having been stored as such for decades. In any case is this a neat and usually encountered N.S.D.A.P.-collar-tab set that is not that often offered for sale. Only the first such neat N.S.D.A.P.-related item in this particular rank I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of reddish-golden-toned, WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-cyphers (ie. \'Schulterstück-Auflagen\') depicting the \'GFP\'-characters (as intended for an official who served within the notorious: \'Geheime Feldpolizei\') This is an atrractive - fully matching and actually scarcely seen! - reddish-golden-toned- (and thus presumably officers'-pattern) WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-cyphers (ie. 'Schulterstück-Auflagen') that are both depicting the characters 'GFP' (and that was as such intended to be used for a commissioned-official who served within the notorious: 'Geheime Feldpolizei') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. possibly used- but nevertheless still fully functional-), condition. These rarely seen 'cyhers' - which are both executed in a clear and fine letter-type and that come mounted on their four firmly attached prongs - are just a tiny bit stained but were never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that both pieces are constructed from typical 'Cupal'-based metal. Still an attractive so-called: 'Geheime Feldpolizei'-related pair of shoulderboard-cyphers (ie. 'Schulterstück-Auflagen') that is priced according to their comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 235\' (235 = \'Duisburg o. Duisburg-Süd\') The attractive pair - which was I deem only minimally used- ie. worn - can easily be graded: \'scarce\'. The straps - which are executed in black-coloured linnen having the bright-red-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered \'235\' numerals and/or equally coloured (rayon-based-) piping attached - come mounted onto their original tongues as found and/or issued. The boards measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. \'Dienstbluse\'. Both show some minimal age ie. staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear: they are both void of an RzM-etiket although one of the straps still shows some minimal remains. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\'-shoulderstraps that belonged to a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who served within an unusally observed \'HJ-Bann\' as was based in the \'Gebiet 10 - West Ruhr-Niederrhein\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 539\' (539 = \'Vöcklabruck\') The attractive pair - which was I deem only minimally used- ie. worn - can easily be graded: \'scarce\'. The straps - which are executed in black-coloured linnen having the bright-red-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered \'539\'-numerals and/or equally coloured (typical rayon-based) piping attached - come without tongues as found (they were most certainly used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern). The boards measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. \'Dienstbluse\'. Both show some minimal age ie. staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear: they are both void of an \'RzM\'-etiket although (something that is more often seen). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\'-shoulderstraps that belonged to a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who served within an unusally observed (Austrian!) \'HJ-Bann\' as was based in the \'Gebiet 29 - Süd-Ost Oberdonau\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 541\' (541 = \'Ried i. Innkreis\') The attractive pair - which was I deem only minimally used- ie. worn - can easily be graded: \'scarce\'. The straps - which are executed in black-coloured linnen having the bright-red-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered \'541\'-numerals and/or equally coloured (typical rayon-based) piping attached - come without tongues as found (they were most certainly used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern). The boards measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. \'Dienstbluse\'. Both straps show some minimal age ie. staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear: one of the straps still shows its period \'RzM\'-etiket (something that is not always the case). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\'-shoulderstraps that belonged to a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who served within an unusally observed (Austrian!) \'HJ-Bann\' as was based in the \'Gebiet 29 - Süd-Ost Oberdonau\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 565\' (565 = \'Spittal\') The attractive pair - which was I deem only minimally used- ie. worn - can easily be graded: \'scarce\'. The straps - which are executed in black-coloured linnen having the bright-red-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered \'565\' numerals and/or equally coloured (rayon-based-) piping attached - come mounted onto their original tongues as found and/or issued. The boards measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. \'Dienstbluse\'. Both show some minimal age ie. staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear: they are both void of an \'RzM\'-etiket although (something that is more often seen). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\'-shoulderstraps that belonged to a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who served within an unusally observed (Austrian!) \'HJ-Bann\' as was based in the \'Gebiet 31 - Südost Kärnten\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'HJ-Gefolgschaftsführer\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 539\' (539 = \'Vöcklabruck\') The attractive pair - which was I deem only minimally used- ie. worn - can easily be graded: \'scarce\'. The straps - which are executed in black-coloured linnen having the bright-red-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered \'539\'-numerals and/or equally coloured (typical rayon-based) piping attached - come without tongues as found (they were most certainly used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern). The boards measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. \'Dienstbluse\'. Both show some minimal age ie. staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear: they are both void of an \'RzM\'-etiket although (something that is more often seen). The pair shows three (identical, zinc-based) pips attached denoting the unusually seen rank of a: \'HJ-Gefolgschaftsführer.\' Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\'-shoulderstraps that belonged to a: \'HJ-Gefolgschaftsführer\' who served within an unusally observed (Austrian!) \'HJ-Bann\' as was based in the \'Gebiet 29 - Süd-Ost Oberdonau\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'HJ-Junge\' who was attached to the (Austrian-based): \'Bann 549\' (549 = \'Leoben\') The attractive pair - which was I deem moderately used- ie. worn - can easily be graded: \'scarce\'. The straps - which are executed in black-coloured linnen having the bright-red-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered \'549\'-numerals and/or equally coloured (typical rayon-based) piping attached - come mounted onto their period tongues as found (as can be noticed on the pictures). The boards measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. \'Dienstbluse\'. Both pieces show some minimal age ie. staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear: one of the straps still shows the remains of its once attached \'RzM\'-etiket (something that is not always the case). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\'-shoulderstraps that belonged to \'HJ-Junge\' who served within an unusally observed (Austrian-based!) \'HJ-Bann\' as was based in the \'Gebiet 30 - Süd-Ost Steiermark\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'HJ-Oberkameradschaftsführer\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 564\' (564 = \'Villach\') The attractive pair - which was I deem only minimally used- ie. worn - can easily be graded: \'scarce\'. The straps - which are executed in black-coloured linnen having the bright-red-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered \'564\'-numerals and/or equally coloured (typical rayon-based) piping attached - come mounted onto their period tongues as found (as can be noticed on the pictures). The boards measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. \'Dienstbluse\'. Both pieces show some minimal age ie. staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear: one of the straps still shows its period \'RzM\'-etiket (something that is not always the case). The pair shows a single (identical, zinc-based) pip and/or (typical) piece of thin-shaped HJ-braid attached denoting the unusually seen rank of a: \'HJ-Oberkameradschaftsführer\': moreover, does the pair shows a set of bright-red-coloured and/or thin-shaped so-called: \'Laschen\' period-attached. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\'-shoulderstraps that belonged to a: a: \'HJ-Oberkameradschaftsführer\' who served within an unusally observed (Austrian!) \'HJ-Bann\' as was based in the \'Gebiet 31 - Süd-Ost Kärnten\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'Flieger-HJ\' (ie. flight \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 235\' (235 = \'Duisburg o. Duisburg-Süd\') The attractive pair - which was I deem only minimally used- ie. worn - can easily be graded: \'scarce\'. The straps - which are executed in black-coloured linnen having the bright-blue-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered \'235\' numerals and/or equally coloured (rayon-based-) piping attached - come mounted onto their original tongues as found and/or issued. The boards measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. \'Dienstbluse\'. Both show some minimal age ie. staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear: they are both void of an RzM-etiket although one of the straps still shows some minimal remains. It should be noted that all \'Flieger-HJ\' (ie. flight \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstrap-sets can easily be graded \'very scarce\' and come not that often for sale. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of so-called: \'Flieger-HJ\'-shoulderstraps that belonged to a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who served within an unusally observed \'HJ-Bann\' as was based in the \'Gebiet 10 - West Ruhr-Niederrhein\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'Flieger-HJ\' (ie. flight \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Kameradschaftsführer\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 415\' (415 = \'Parchim\') The attractive pair - which was I deem clealy used- ie. worn - can easily be graded: \'scarce\'. The straps - which are executed in black-coloured linnen having the bright-blue-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered \'415\' numerals and/or equally coloured (rayon-based-) piping attached - come without tongues as found and/or issued: they were clearly used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern. The boards measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. \'Dienstbluse\'. Both show some minimal age ie. staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear: they are both void of an RzM-etiket (as is more often the case). The pair shows a matching (smaller-sized- and typical zinc-based) pips period-attached denoting the HJ-rank of: \'Kameradschaftsführer\'. It should be noted that all \'Flieger-HJ\' (ie. flight \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstrap-sets can easily be graded \'very scarce\' and come not that often for sale. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of so-called: \'Flieger-HJ\'-shoulderstraps that belonged to a: \'Kameradschaftsführer\' who served within an unusally observed \'HJ-Bann\' as was based in the \'Gebiet 24 - Nord-Mecklenburg\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'M-43-pattern\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for - and/or moderately worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier eines Nachschub-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' The attractive - and fully matching! - shoulderstrap-pair is of the mid-war-period- (ie. 'M43'-) pattern and does show only moderate age, wear and/or minimal staining. The pair has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and does show the neat light-blue- (ie. 'Kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour and desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps - which are fully matching in all details - come mounted on their original tongues attached and were with certainty pieces that were used as a pair on a 'front-type'-tunic. The pair - which measures approximately 11,7 cms. in length - was used by an 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant) who was attached to one of the: 'Nachshub-Abteilungen' (or: one of the specific army transport-units). The pair shows the neat bluish-grey-coloured (ie. sub-dued-type) NCO-braid attached. Simply, a great pair of mid-war period, NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier eines Nachschub-Abteilungs o. Regiments' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'M-43-pattern\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for - and/or moderately worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier eines Nachschub-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' The attractive - and fully matching! - shoulderstrap-pair is of the typical mid-war-period- (ie. 'M43'-) pattern and does show only moderate age, wear and/or minimal staining. The pair has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and does show the neat light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour and desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps - which are fully matching in all details - come mounted onto their original tongues attached and were with certainty pieces that were used as a pair on a 'front-type'-tunic. The pair - which measures approximately 12,1 cms. in length - was used by an NCO holding the rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant) who was attached to one of the: 'Nachshub-Abteilungen' (or: one of the specific army transport-units). The pair shows the neat bluish-grey-coloured (ie. truly sub-dued-type) NCO-braid attached. Simply a great 'text-book'-pair of mid-war period, NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier eines Nachschub-Abteilungs o. Regiments' and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured branchcolour as intended for an: \'Uffz. eines Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' The attractive - and fully matching! - NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair is piped in the desirable bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length. The attractive shoulderstraps have the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured- and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as is more often encountered with these mid-war-period shoulderstrap-pairs) and were as such intended for usage by an NCO ie. 'Unteroffizier' (or: junior-sergeant) who served within an army signals-unit (ie. 'Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilung'). The shoulderstraps - which originate from a private household and that were recently uncovered as such - are typical 'standard-issued'-examples that have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks'. They were - I deem - moderately used and/or worn and do show only minimal wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongues and shows the greyish-blue-coloured (ie. truly sub-dued) NCO-braid attached denoting that they were used by an NCO with the rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (or: junior-sergeant): the pair comes in a truly worn- and/or untouched condition and will be hard to be upgraded. These desirable 'M43'-pattern-, army-signals-related-, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the 'zitronengelber'-coloured branchcolour can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive pair that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier eines Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of TR-period, \'Zoll\'- (ie. customs-) related officers\'-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as executed in neat hand-embroidery as was intended for usage by a: \'Zollsekretär\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of of TR-period, \'Zoll\'- (ie. customs-) related officers\'-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') being of the \'1937\'-pattern as executed in neat hand-embroidery on a darker-green-coloured and woolen-based background as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Zollsekretär\' (being a rank that was I deem comparable with an: \'Oberleutnant\'- (ie. lieutnant first-class-) rank and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. I deem hardly used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered and shows great detail and/or craftmenship. Both pieces show extraordinary hand-embroidery (done in shiny, silver-toned braid) and have the \'standard-type\', brownish-coloured- and/or \'Buckram\'-based backing attached as to be expected: they each show a dual pair of (aluminium-based- and regular-sized) pips attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive pair of TR-period, \'Zoll\'- (ie. customs-) related, officers\'-type collar-patches that will be hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS NCO-type- (ie. tropical-style-) shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by an: \'Unterscharführer\' who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Panzer-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - Waffen-SS NCO-type- (ie. tropical-style-) shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an: 'Unterscharführer' who served within the: 'Waffen-SS Panzer-Truppen' and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO minimally used ie. worn- and/or almost mint-/unissued-), condition. The straps - which come mounted on their original and/or regular-shaped tongues as more often encountered on Waffen-SS-type shoulderstraps - have the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured and/or: desirable 'silk-like'-type piping (as can be seen on the pictures). The backs of the straps (which measure 11 cms. in length as more often encountered) are executed in field-grey-coloured wool, as is more often observed with genuine Waffen-SS-type shoulderstraps. The pieces show some truly minimal age, wear and/or staining. The pair shows the golden-yellowish-coloured NCO-braid attached (having a dual pair of black coloured lines in its centre) denoting that they were intended for usage by an NCO with the rank of: 'Unterscharfüher' (ie. junior-sergeant). These straps were often used on the typical tropical-styled so-called: 'Sahariana'-tunics (but saw with certainty also usage on the regular-type and possibly also on the 'wrap-around'-type Waffen-SS tunics). Simply a very attractive and fully 'text-book' Waffen-SS-related-, NCO-type 'Panzer' shoulderstrap-pair that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS NCO-type- (ie. \'tropical-styled\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unterscharführer\' who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachschub-Truppen\' (or: Waffen-SS transport-troops) This is an attractive - fully matching and and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn! - pair of Waffen-SS NCO-type- (ie. \'tropical-styled\') shoulderstraps as piped in the neat light-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unterscharführer\' (ie. junior-sergeant) who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachschub-Truppen\' (or: transport-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which come of course mounted onto their original and/or regular-shaped tongues as more often encountered on genuine Waffen-SS-type shoulderstraps - have the typical light-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured and/or: desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached. The backs of the straps (which measure 11 cms. in length as more often encountered) are executed in field-grey-coloured wool, as is more often observed with genuine Waffen-SS-type shoulderstraps. Both pieces do show the golden-yellowish-coloured (ie. \'tropical\'-style) NCO-braid attached (having a dual pair of black coloured lines in its centre) denoting that they were intended for usage by an NCO with the rank of: \'Unterscharfüher\' (ie. junior-sergeant). These straps were often used on the typical tropical-styled so-called: \'Sahariana\'-tunics (but saw with certainty also usage on the regular-type Waffen-SS tunics). Simply an attractive and fully \'text-book\' Waffen-SS NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is - I deem - with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS NCO-type- (ie. \'tropical-styled\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unterscharführer\' who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachshub-Truppen\' (or: transport-troops) This is an attractive - fully matching and and I deem never used- nor worn! - pair of Waffen-SS NCO-type- (ie. \'tropical-styled\') shoulderstraps as piped in the neat light-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Unterscharführer\' who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachshub-Truppen\' (or: transport-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem \'virtually mint-/unissued\'-) condition. The straps - which come of course mounted onto their original and/or regular-shaped tongues as more often encountered on genuine Waffen-SS-type shoulderstraps - have the light-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured and/or: desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping. The backs of the straps (which measure 11 cms. in length as more often encountered) are executed in field-grey-coloured wool, as is more often observed with genuine Waffen-SS-type shoulderstraps. The pieces just show some storage-age and do show the golden-yellowish-coloured (ie. \'tropical\'-style) NCO-braid attached (having a dual pair of black coloured lines in its centre) denoting that they were intended for usage by an NCO with the rank of: \'Unterscharfüher\' (ie. junior-sergeant). These straps were often used on the typical tropical-styled so-called: \'Sahariana\'-tunics (but saw with certainty also usage on the regular-type Waffen-SS tunics). Simply an attractive and fully \'text-book\' Waffen-SS NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that will be impossible to be upgraded and that is - I deem - with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS NCO-type- (ie. \'tropical-styled\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unterscharführer\' who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachshub-Truppen\' (or: transport-troops) This is an attractive - fully matching and ususally moderately used- and/or worn! - pair of Waffen-SS NCO-type- (ie. \'tropical-styled\') shoulderstraps as piped in the neat light-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Unterscharführer\' who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachshub-Truppen\' (or: transport-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem just moderately used ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-) condition. The straps - which come of course mounted onto their original and/or regular-shaped tongues as more often encountered on Waffen-SS-type shoulderstraps - have the light-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured and/or: desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping. The backs of the straps (which measure 11 cms. in length as more often encountered) are executed in field-grey-coloured wool, as is more often observed with genuine Waffen-SS-type shoulderstraps. The pieces show some age, wear and/or staining and show the golden-yellowish-coloured (ie. \'tropical\') NCO-braid attached (having a dual pair of black coloured lines in its centre) denoting that they were intended for usage by an NCO with the rank of: \'Unterscharfüher\' (ie. junior-sergeant). These straps were often used on the typical tropical-styled so-called: \'Sahariana\'-tunics (but saw with certainty also usage on the regular-type Waffen-SS tunics). Simply an attractive and fully \'text-book\' Waffen-SS NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was clearly used and that is - I deem - with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Waffen-SS (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\' Both shoulderstraps have the typical Waffen-SS-pattern- and/or: smaller-shaped tongues as only observed on genuine SS-pattern straps and have the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and/or 'rayon-type branchcolour ie. piping attached: the set is fully 'text-book' in all facets and is truly hard to be upgraded: it is just minimally used. The shoulderstraps - which are both 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - show the (typical) 'Waffen-SS'-styled-, field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'underlays' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows some minimal age and/or staining, simply caused by minimal wear and/or age. Simply a fully garuanteed, original Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-set that comes in only moderately used ie. worn condition and that is - I deem - consequently priced. The pair shows almost no wear nor damage and is as stated only slightly used ie. worn. It should be noted that these original, period Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded 'scarce': even more so, when they are piped in the not that easily encountered, bright-red-coloured- (ie. 'Waffen-SS (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen'-related-) branchcolour! Great to complete a so-called: 'Waffen-SS Sturmgeschütze' 'wrap-around'-tunic!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-yellow-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachrichten-Truppen\' The attractive shoulderstrap-pair has the typical Waffen-SS-pattern- and/or: smaller-shaped tongues attached as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps and shows the neat bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour and/or 'silk-like'-type piping attached: the straps are fully 'text-book' in all facets and are truly hard to be upgraded. The shoulderstraps - which each measure approx. 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - show the (typical) 'Waffen-SS'-styled-, field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'underlays' which are both executed in so-called: 'Italian-wool' aka: 'drap Orti' (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps do show some minimal age and/or staining and or slight fading, simply caused by minimal wear and/or age. In any case is this a fully garuanteed, original Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-pair that comes in a moderately used ie. worn condition and that is consequently priced. It should be noted that these original, period-, Waffen-SS-shoulderstrap-sets can nowadays easily be graded 'scarce': even more so when they are piped in the not that commonly encountered, bright-yellow-coloured- (ie. 'SS-Nachrichten-Truppen'- or: SS-signals-troops-related-) branchcolour!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, junior-officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by an: \'Untersturmführer\' (ie. lieutnant) who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Pionier-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - typical Waffen-SS, junior-officers\'-pattern shoulderboards as piped in the neat black- (ie. \'schwarzer\') coloured branchcolour and having dito black-coloured \'underlays\' as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Untersturmführer\' (ie. lieutnant) who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Pionier-Truppen\' (or: engineer-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice (I deem just minimally used- and/or worn- ie. presumably carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The boards - which never had any tongues and that were worn as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-type as more often encountered - have the black- (ie. \'schwarzer\') coloured and/or: \'silk-like\'-type piping attached and measure 10,5 cms. in length as more often encountered. The pieces show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and fully \'text-book\'! - Waffen-SS officers\'-pattern shoulderboard-pair that comes in not the easiest encountered branchcolour and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-yellow-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an \'Unterscharführer\' who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachrichten-Truppen\' The attractive Waffen-SS, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair has the typical Waffen-SS-pattern- and/or: smaller-shaped tongues attached as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps and shows the neat bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour and/or 'silk-like'-type piping attached: the straps are fully 'text-book' in all facets and are truly hard to be upgraded. The shoulderstraps - which each measure approx. 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - show the (typical) 'Waffen-SS'-styled-, field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'underlays' (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps do show some moderate age, wear, staining and or slight fading, simply caused by moderate wear and/or age. In any case is this a fully garuanteed, original Waffen-SS NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that comes in a moderately used ie. worn condition and that is consequently priced. The pair shows the silverish-grey-coloured (ie. somewhat sub-dued) NCO-braid attached denoting that they were used by an NCO with the rank of: 'Unterscharführer' (or: junior-sergeant). It should be noted that these original, period-, Waffen-SS-shoulderstrap-sets can nowadays easily be graded 'scarce': even more so when they are of the NCO-type and piped in the not that commonly encountered, bright-yellow-coloured- (ie. 'SS-Nachrichten-Truppen'- or: SS-signals-troops-related-) branchcolour. I deem that this attractive pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, NCO-type- (ie. tropical-style-) shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by an: \'Unterscharführer\' who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Sanitäts-Truppen\' (or: medical-troops) This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, NCO-type- (ie. tropical-style-) shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat darker-blue (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an: 'Unterscharführer' who served within the: 'Waffen-SS Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: medical-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The straps - which come mounted on their original and/or typical, smaller-shaped SS-type tongues as more often encountered - have the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured and/or: 'rayon'-type piping attached. The backs of the straps (which measure 11 cms. in length as more often encountered) are executed in typical field-grey-coloured wool, as is more often observed with genuine Waffen-SS-type shoulderstraps. The pieces show some truly minimal storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows the golden-yellowish-coloured NCO-braid attached (having a dual pair of black coloured lines in its centre) denoting that they were intended for usage by an NCO with the rank of: 'Unterscharfüher' (ie. junior-sergeant). These straps were often used on the typical tropical-styled so-called: 'Sahariana'-tunics (but saw with certainty also usage on the regular-type Waffen-SS tunics). Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book' shoulderstrap-pair that comes in not the easiest encountered branchcolour!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, officers\'-type shoulderstraps piped in the bright-red-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Obersturmführer\' who served within the: \'Waffen-SS (Sturm)Art.-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, officers'-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Führer der Waffen-SS') as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: 'SS-Obersturmführer' who served within the: 'Waffen-SS (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen' (ie. lieutnant first-class who served within the: 'Waffen-SS Artillerie-Truppen') and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboards - which come mounted onto their typical, smaller-sized tongues - have the somewhat 'sub-dued'- (ie. greyish-silverish-coloured) 'upperdecks' and are executed in black-coloured wool as to be expected. The boards show the neat 'silk-like'-type, bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 9,8 cms. in length each - have both a (golden-toned- and/or Buntmetall-based) pip attached denoting the officers'-rank of: 'SS-Obersturmführer' (ie. lieutnant first-class). The boards have most certainly been worn and show some moderate age, usage and/or moderate staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive Waffen-SS officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that comes in a desirable branchcolour: I deem that I have priced this neat Waffen-SS-pattern officers'-type shoulderboard-pair accordingly!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, officers\'-type shoulderstraps piped in the bright-red-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Untersturmführer\' who served within the: \'Waffen-SS (Sturm)Art.-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, officers'-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Führer der Waffen-SS') as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: 'SS-Untersturmführer' who served within the: 'Waffen-SS (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen' (ie. lieutnant who served within the: 'Waffen-SS Artillerie-Truppen') and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboards - which never had a tongue attached and that are of the 'sew-in'-pattern - have the somewhat 'sub-dued'- ie. greyish-silverish-coloured 'upperdecks' and are executed in black-coloured wool. The boards show the neat 'silk-like'-type, bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - never had any 'cypher' nor pip(s) attached denoting the officers'-rank of: 'SS-Untersturmführer'. The boards have most certainly been worn and show some moderate age, usage and/or moderate staining. Simply an attractive Waffen-SS officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that comes in a desirable branchcolour: I deem that I have priced this neat Waffen-SS-pattern officers'-type shoulderboard-pair accordingly!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by an: \'Obersturmführer\' (ie. lieutnant first-class) who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Sanitäts-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - typical Waffen-SS, \'cyphered\' officers\'-pattern shoulderboards as piped in the neat darker-blue (ie. \'blauer\') coloured branchcolour and having black-coloured \'underlays\', as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Obersturmführer\' (ie. lieutnant first-class) and presumably a medical doctor (ie. \'Arzt\') who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Sanitäts-Truppen\' (or: medical-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice (I deem just minimally used- and/or worn- ie. tunic-removed-), condition. The boards - which never had any tongues and that were worn as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-type as more often encountered - have the darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured and/or: \'silk-like\'-type piping attached and measure 10,5 cms. in length as more often encountered. The pieces show some moderate age, wear and/or staining and show a matching (and golden-toned- albeit minimally tarnished) pair of so-called: \'Aesculapus\'-cyphers and two pips attached denoting the officers-rank of: \'Obersturmführer\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and fully \'text-book\'! - Waffen-SS shoulderboard-pair that comes in not the easiest encountered branchcolour!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards, as intended for usage by an: \'Obersturmbannführer\' (ie. lieutnant-colonel) who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Sanitäts-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching and rarely encountered! - Waffen-SS, 'cyphered', officers'-pattern shoulderboards as piped in the neat darker-blue (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour and having black-coloured 'underlays', as was intended for usage by an: 'Obersturmbannführer' (ie. lieutnant-colonel) and presumably a medical doctor (ie. 'Arzt') who served within the: 'Waffen-SS Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: medical-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO clearly used- and/or worn- ie. tunic-removed-), condition. The boards - which never had any tongues and that were worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type as more often encountered - have the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping attached and measure 10,5 cms. in length as more often encountered. The pieces show some moderate age, wear and/or staining and show a matching (and golden-toned- albeit somewhat tarnished) pair of so-called: 'Aesculapus'-cyphers and two pips attached denoting the unusual rank of: 'Obersturmbannführer' (as can be seen on the pictures). It seems that the pair once had other 'cyphers' or numerals (ie. pips) attached (something that can be noticed by the presence of some extra 'holes'). The pair came with a pair (silver-coloured) 'screw-on'-buttons ('Schraubknöpfe'). Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book', high-ranked, Waffen-SS shoulderboard-pair that comes in not the easiest encountered branchcolour!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heer) officers\'-type collar-tabs, as piped in the white-coloured branchcolour, as intended for an: \'Offizier der Infanterie-Truppen\' The collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere') can easily be graded 'virtually mint-/unissued' and are of course never used nor tunic-attached: they originate from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop, where they were recently uncovered. The collar-tabs - which have the dark-green coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based backgrounds and white- (ie. 'weisser'-) infantry-related branchcolour as to be expected - show great pronounced detail: especially the silver-coloured embroidery is simply stunning and/or very pronounced. The tabs are 'backed' with brownish-coloured carton-like material as more often encountered. Simply impossible to upgrade this pair!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) (I deem) early-war-period (ie. \'M36\'/M40-pattern, rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Heeres Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), (I deem) early-war-period (ie. \'M36\'/M40-pattern, rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured branchcolour as was spefcifically intended for - and most certainly worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier der Heeres Nachrichten-Truppen\' (or junior-sergeant who served within an army-signals unit ie. regiment) and tha comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth-woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and which are of the \'regular-issued\'-type - show the neat bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured- (and/or: woolen-type-) piping attached. The straps which measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each, come mounted onto their functional tongues and come in a nice, ie. fully \'text-book\'-condition, overall. I deem that they once had chain-stitched regimental numerals BUT these were period-removed (as per regulation): some remains are present but hardly visible. The shoulderstraps show the \'standard\'-type, silverish-coloured NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Unteroffizier\' and show - as stated above - only moderate usage ie. wear (some regular age, dust and/or staining is clearly visible and/or present). The pair originates from a private-household in Germany and was carefully stored and kept as such for decades: the pair was never before in a collection. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat and most certainly desirable NCO-type, \'Heeres Nachrichten\'-shoulderstrap-pair that was worn by an: \'Unteroffizier der Heeres Nachrichten-Truppen\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) (later-war-period) officers-type collar-tabs as was piped in the darker-purple-red- (ie. \'bordeaux-roter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Offizier der (Nebel)Werfer-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'standard-issue\'-pattern\', officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as piped in the darker-purple-red- (ie. \'bordeaux-roter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Offizier der (Nebel)Werfer-Truppen\' (or: officer who served within an army smoke-troops unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. clearly once tunic-attached-), condition. The pair - which is neatly \'backed\' with buckram-based material as more often observed - is neatly machine-embroidered(!) in greyish-toned- and/or silverish-coloured \'linnen\' (as can be seen on the pictures) and is as such (I deem) a typical, later-war-period pair. The pair was most certainly once tunic-attached (by means of hand-stitching) and was carefully tunic-removed: it shows some minimal staining and wear caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and untouched officers\'-type collar-tab-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Offizier der (Nebel)Werfer-Truppen\' and that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as was piped in the bright-pink branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Offizier der Panzer- ie. Pz-Jäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'standard-issue\'-pattern\', officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Offizier der Panzer- ie. Panzer-Jäger-Truppen\' (or: officer who served with a tank- ie. anti-tank-regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. clearly once tunic-attached-), condition. The pink piped pair - which is neatly \'backed\' with buckram-based material as more often observed - is neatly hand-embroidered in greyish-toned- and/or silverish-coloured \'braid\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was most certainly once tunic-attached (by means of hand-stitching) and was carefully tunic-removed: it shows some minimal staining and wear caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular pair came with the pair of officers-type, \'Panzer/Panzerjäger\'-shoulderboards I offer under number: 59752: both insignia-sets were recently found a private-household in Germany and belonged to the same officer who wore these and stored these for decades. Simply a very attractive and untouched collar-tab-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Offizier der Panzer- ie. Panzer-Jäger-Truppen\' and that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as was piped in the bright-pink branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Offizier der Panzer- ie. Pz-Jäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'standard-issue\'-pattern\', officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Offizier der Panzer- ie. Panzer-Jäger-Truppen\' (or: officer who served with a tank- ie. anti-tank-regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. clearly once tunic-attached-), condition. The pink piped pair - which is neatly \'backed\' with buckram-based material as more often observed - is neatly hand-embroidered in greyish-toned- and/or silverish-coloured \'braid\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was most certainly once tunic-attached (by means of machine-stitching) and was carefully tunic-removed: it shows some minimal staining and wear caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular pair was recently found a private-household in Germany and belonged to a Panzer-officer who wore these and stored these for decades. Simply a very attractive and untouched collar-tab-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Offizier der Panzer- ie. Panzer-Jäger-Truppen\' and that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as was piped in the bright-pink branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Offizier eines Panzer-Regiments\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'standard-issue\'-pattern\', officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Offizier eines Panzer-Regiments\' (or: officer who served with a tank-regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The pink piped pair - which is not \'backed\' as more often observed - is neatly hand-embroidered in greyish-toned- and/or silverish-coloured braid (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was most certainly once tunic-attached (by means of machine-stitching and was carefully tunic-removed: it shows some truly minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular pair came with the pair of officers-type \'Panzer\' shoulderboards I offer under number: 56297: both insignia-sets were recently found a private household in Germany and belonged to the same officer who wore these and stored these for decades. Simply a very attractive collar-tab-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Offizier eines Panzer-Regiments\' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier o. Unterwachtmeister eines Artillerie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier o. Unterwachtmeister eines Artillerie-Regiments\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an artillery-regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- and most certainly worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, field-grey-coloured and/or \'woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' - show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps each measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length and come mounted onto their functional tongues and come in a nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition, overall. The shoulderstraps show the (\'standard\'-pattern), silver-coloured NCO-braid period-attached. The pair - which is of the \'standard-issued\'-( ie. non-private-purchased) pattern - shows as stated above moderate usage and/or wear (some minimal age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present as can be seen on the pictures). In any case is this an attractive and/or: early- (ie. mid-) war-period, \'Heeres\'-artillery-related, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier o. Unterwachtmeister eines Artillerie-Regiments\': I am convinced that this neat shoulderstrap-pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern), \'standard-issued\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Oberwachtmeister eines (Sturm)Art.-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is a truly very attractive - just moderately used and/or fully matching! - pair of typical \'standard-issued\'- (ie. non-\'tailor-made\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberwachtmeister eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an artillery unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, field-grey-coloured and/or typical woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show a matching pair of (regular-sized- and/or typical aluminium-based) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Oberwachtmeister o. Oberfeldwebel\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, non-privately-purchased \'(Sturm)Artillerie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern), \'standard-issued\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unterwachtmeister eines (Sturm)Art.-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is a truly very attractive - just minimally used and/or fully matching! - pair of typical \'standard-issued\'- (ie. non-\'tailor-made\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterklappen für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unterwachtmeister o. Unteroffizier eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an artillery unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, field-grey-coloured and/or typical woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,6 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, non-privately-purchased \'(Sturm)Artillerie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern), \'standard-issued\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unterwachtmeister eines (Sturm)Art.-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is a truly very attractive - just minimally used and/or fully matching! - pair of typical \'standard-issued\'- (ie. non-\'tailor-made\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterklappen für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unterwachtmeister o. Unteroffizier eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an artillery unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, field-grey-coloured and/or typical woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,6 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, non-privately-purchased \'(Sturm)Artillerie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-war-) period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern, EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldatdes Kav.- o. Div. Aufklärungs-Abts. 246 (mot)\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of \'standard-issued\'- (and not \'tailor-made\'- nor \'privately-purchased\'!) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-war-) period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Mannschaften des Heeres\') as piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour and that comes with its (period) attached pair of shoulderstrap-slip-ons (ie. \'Übershuben\') as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Kavallerie- o. Div. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs 246 (mot)\' (or: simple soldier who served within a cavalry-related, motorised, reconnaissance-unit numbered: \'246\') something that can naturally easily be deducted from the attached \'Übershube\'-pair and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come mounted onto their functional tongues and show a pair of shoulderstrap-slip-ons (ie. \'Schulterstück-Übershuben\') attached bearing both the unit-designation: \'246\' (as executed in equally golden-yellow-coloured, so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). The pair comes in an overall nice condition and just shows moderate wear and/or age: it is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - EM-type, \'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-war-) period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern, non-\'tailor-made\'!) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abts.\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of \'standard-issued\'- (and not \'tailor-made\'- nor \'privately-purchased\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-war-) period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\' (or: simple soldier who served within a cavalry-related, reconnaissance unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 12 cms. in length each - show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come mounted onto their functional tongues (which show both an inked-stamp that reads \'N49\' as can be noticed on the pictures) come both in a nice condition, overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - EM-type, \'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-war-) period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern, non-\'tailor-made\'!) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abts.\' This is a trulyattractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of \'standard-issued\'- (and not \'tailor-made\'- nor \'privately-purchased\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-war-) period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\' (or: simple soldier who served within a cavalry-related, reconnaissance unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,7 cms. in length each - show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come mounted onto their functional tongues (which show both an inked-stamp that reads \'N49\' as can be noticed on the pictures) come both in a nice condition, overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - EM-type, \'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-war-) period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern, non-\'tailor-made\'!) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Uffz. eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abts.\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of \'standard-issued\'- (and not \'tailor-made\'- nor \'privately-purchased\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-war-) period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within a cavalry-related, reconnaissance unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length each - show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come mounted onto their functional tongues and show the greyish-blue-toned (ie. sub-dued) NCO-braid attached as can be noticed on the pictures). The pair comes in an overall nice condition and just shows moderate wear and/or age: it is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, \'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-war-) period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\') EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abts.\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of (I deem) \'tailor-made\'- (ie. \'privately-purchased\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-war-) period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\' (or: simple soldier who served within a cavalry-related, reconnaissance unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come mounted onto their functional tongues (which are unusally of a \'one-pieced construction\' and that are integral part of the straps) come both in a nice condition, overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - EM-type, \'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type (pointed-style), \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied der (Artillerie) Waffenschule 1\' This is an attractive - fully matching and with certainty not that easily encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'M36'-type (pointed-style) 'cyphered'- (and/or per regulation non-piped) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied der (Artillerie) Waffenschule 1' (or: sergeant who served within the army artillery, weapons-school numbered '1') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,2 cms. sized in length each - have the 'standard'-pattern- and/or: darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have (of course) no piping (as per regulation). The straps - which have the silverish-bluish-coloured- and/or 'standard'-pattern, NCO-braid attached show a matching pair of (Gothic-styled, aluminium-based) so-called: 'WS'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') and two (equally-styled and smaller-sized) '1'-numerals and two pips period-attached (denoting the NCOs-rank ie. function of: a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied der (Artillerie) Waffenschule 1'). Both 'WS'-cyphers do miss their prongs but are nevertheless still firmly attached (by means of stitching): the other devices retain all their prongs (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat straps - which come mounted on their functional tongues - show as stated above only moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce' (even more so when they come as a matching pair!). This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied der (Artillerie) Waffenschule 1'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period (ie. \'M36\'/\'M40\'-pattern-) EM-type shoulderstraps that comes with its pair of: \'Übershuben\' as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Heeres-Nachrichten-Abts.\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - early- (ie. pre-)war-period ie. 'M36'/'M40'-pattern- and/or rounded-style, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. 'zironenengelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and that came with a (matching) pair of WH (Heeres) 'Nachrichten'-related, so-called: 'A'-regimental shoulderstrap-'slip-ons' (ie. 'Schulterstück-Übershuben') attached as was intended for usage by a: Soldat eines Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs' (or: simple signals-soldier) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zironenengelbener'-) coloured- (and/or woolen-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps measure approximately 11,8 cms. in length each and are of the regular-issued- (ie. non-private-production-) pattern and come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and come of course in a nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition, overall. The straps came with a (matching) pair of WH (Heeres) 'Nachrichten'-related, so-called: regimental shoulderstrap-'slip-ons' (ie. 'Schulterstück-Übershuben') attached. These 'slip-ons' show a capital, Latin-styled 'A'-character and are neatly 'machine-stitched'-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') in bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The set shows - as stated above - only moderate wear and/or age: they were clearly used and do show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Of interest is, moreover, the fact that one of the straps shows a small button (presumably present to attach a shooting-lanyard). Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat and desirable 'Heeres-Nachrichten'-related, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair that was never before part of a collection: I do not exactly know for what reason but these 'simple', EM-type 'Heeres-Nachrichten'-shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be considered 'fairly scarce' and come not that often for sale!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern and/or rounded-styled) neatly \'cyphered\' EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 15\' This is a very attractive - fully matching and (I deem) quite early-war- ie. evt. pre-war-period! - pair of 'standard-issued'- (ie. 'non-privately-purchased'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- ie. pre-war period- (ie. 'M36'- (ie. 'M40'-) pattern and/or: rounded-styled), neatly 'cyphered' enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Mannschaften des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 15' (or: simple soldier who served within the 15th infantry regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - show the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured and/or (typical) woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). They never had any tongues attached and where as such intended as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern: they come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-): '1'- and/or '5'-cyphers (ie. numerals or 'Ziffern') attached which are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat EM-type, 'Infanterie'-related Heeres-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern, \'tailor-made\'- and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Oberwachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 44\' This is a very attractive - hardly used and/or fully matching! - pair of typical \'tailor-made\'-pattern and neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberwachtmeister des Artillerie- Regiments 44\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the artillery-regiment, numbered \'44\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical \'smooth woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 12 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat straps show a matching pair of the neat (somewhat tarnished silver-toned, zinc-based and/or larger-sized) double \'4\'-numerals ie. cyphers (or: \'Ziffern\') and four (fully identical, smaller-sized and/or bright-silver-toned) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs\'-rank ie. function of: \'Oberwachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 44\'. The set came with a pair of typical \'pebbled-styled\', field-grey-coloured \'screw-on\'-buttons (ie. \'Schraubknöpfe\') attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical somewhat \'sub-dued\', bluish-silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - are entirely constructed from so-called: \'boiled wool\' and come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, privately-purchased NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: \'Oberwachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 44\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and rounded-styled) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Sanitäts-Abts. 27\' (part of the: \'27. Inf.-Div.) This is an attractive - fully matching and with certainty not that easily found! - pair of (I deem) \'tailor-made\'- (ie. \'privately-purchased\') pattern, neatly \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Sanitäts-Abteilungs 27\' (part of the: \'27. Infanterie-Division\') (or: junior-sergeant ie. mecial-orderly who served within the army-medial unit, numbered: \'27\') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical \'smooth woolen\'- based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,8 cms. in length each - show the neat darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured and/or typical woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps never had any tongues attached and were most certainly intended (and used!) as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern: they come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, do they show the neat, darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured neatly machine-stitched, so-called: \'2\'- and/or: \'7\'-numerals (ie. cyphers or: \'Ziffern\') and the silver-toned NCO-braid attached (as to be expected). The neat pair only shows moderate wear and/or age but is, nevertheless, still nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, \'cyphered\', \'Sanitäter\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Uffz. eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of 'standard-issued' ie. 'non-privately-purchased'-pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: junior-sergeant who served within cavalry- or reconnaissance unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 10,6 cms. in length each - show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical (bright) silverish-toned NCO-braid (somewhat roughly) attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, 'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-styled) neatly \'cyphered\' EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 21\' This is a very attractive - fully matching and (I deem) quite early-war- ie. evt. pre-war-period! - pair of 'standard-issued'- (ie. most certainly 'non-privately-purchased'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- ie. pre-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled), neatly 'cyphered', enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Mannschaften des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 21' (or: simple soldier who served within the 21st infantry regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 12 cms. in length each - show the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured and/or (typical) woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-): '1'- and/or '1'-cyphers (ie. numerals or 'Ziffern') attached which are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat enlisted-mens'-type, 'Infanterie'-related Heeres-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-styled) neatly \'cyphered\' EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 46\' This is an attractive - fully matching and (I deem) quite early-war- ie. most certainly pre-war-period! - pair of I deem tailor-made (ie. \'privately-purchased\'-pattern) WH (Heeres) early- ie. pre-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled), neatly \'cyphered\' enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Mannschaften des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 67\' (or: simple solier who served within the 46th infantry regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie.I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical \'smooth woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length each - show the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured and/or (typical) woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps never had any tongues attached and were most certainly intended as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the neat (hand-embroidered by means of so-called: \'Handstickerei\'-): \'4\'- and/or \'6\'-cyphers (ie. numerals or \'Ziffern\') attached which are executed in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured linnen as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat enlisted-mens\'-type, \'Infanterie\'-related Heeres-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-styled) neatly \'cyphered\' EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 87\' This is a very attractive - fully matching and (I deem) quite early-war- ie. evt. pre-war-period! - pair of 'standard-issued'- (ie. most certainly 'non-privately-purchased'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- ie. pre-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled), neatly 'cyphered', enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Mannschaften des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 87' (or: simple soldier who served within the 87th infantry regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 12 cms. in length each - show the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured and/or (typical) woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-): '8'- and/or '7'-cyphers (ie. numerals or 'Ziffern') attached which are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat enlisted-mens'-type, 'Infanterie'-related Heeres-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-styled) neatly \'cyphered\' EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Kavallerie- o. Reiter-Regiments 18\' This is a very attractive - fully matching and (I deem) quite early-war- ie. evt. pre-war-period! - pair of 'standard-issued'- (ie. most certainly 'non-privately-purchased'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- ie. pre-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled), neatly 'cyphered', enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Mannschaften des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Kavallerie- o. Reiter-Regiments 18' (or: simple soldier who served within the 18th cavalry regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 12 cms. in length each - show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or (typical) woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-): '1'- and/or '8'-cyphers (ie. numerals or 'Ziffern') attached which are executed in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat enlisted-mens'-type, 'Kavallerie'-related Heeres-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-styled) neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied der 1. Kavallerie-Division\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of 'standard-issued'- (ie. 'non-privately-purchased'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled), neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied der 1. Kavallerie-Division' (or: sergeant who served within the first cavalry division) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or (typical) woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical (bright) silverish-toned, 'Heeres'-pattern NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows a (matching, early-pattern and aluminium-based) '1'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and equally-styled pair of pips attached denoting the NCOs-rank of 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, 'Kavallerie'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-styled) neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Uffz. des Infanterie-Regiments 21\' This is a very attractive - fully matching and (I deem) quite early-war- ie. evt. pre-war-period! - pair of 'standard-issued'- (ie. most certainly 'non-privately-purchased'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- ie. pre-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled), neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 21' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the 21st infantry regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 12 cms. in length each - show the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured and/or (typical) woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). They come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to the early-pattern (ie. 'dotted-style') NCO-braid do the straps show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-): '1'- and/or '1'-cyphers (ie. numerals or 'Ziffern') attached which are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related Heeres-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-styled) neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Uffz. des Infanterie-Regiments 82\' This is a very attractive - matching and (I deem) quite early-war- ie. evt. pre-war-period! - pair of 'standard-issued'- (ie. I deem 'non-privately-purchased'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- ie. pre-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled), neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 82' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the 82nd infantry regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - show the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured and/or (typical) woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (albeit non-matching!) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-): '8'- and/or '2'-cyphers (ie. numerals or 'Ziffern') attached which are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related Heeres-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-styled) neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Artillerie-Regiments 5\' This is an attractive - fully matching and (I deem) quite early-period! - pair of 'standard-issued'- (ie. most certainly 'non-privately-purchased'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- ie. pre-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled), neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Artillerie-Regiments 5' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the fifth artillery regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 12,2 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or (typical) woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical (bright) silverish-toned, early- (ie. 'dotted'-) pattern NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-): '5'-cyphers ie. numerals (which are executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'roter'-) coloured wool as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, 'Artillerie'-related Heeres-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-styled) neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 15\' This is an attractive - fully matching and (I deem) quite early-period! - pair of 'standard-issued'- (ie. most certainly 'non-privately-purchased'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- ie. pre-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled), neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 15' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the 15th infantry regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 12,2 cms. in length each - show the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured and/or (typical) woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical (bright albeit minimally tarnished) silverish-toned, early- (ie. 'dotted'-) pattern NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-): '1'- and/or '5'-cyphers ie. numerals (which are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related Heeres-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-styled) neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 51\' This is an attractive - fully matching and (I deem) quite early-war- ie. most certainly pre-war-period! - pair of I deem tailor-made (ie. \'privately-purchased\'-pattern) WH (Heeres) early- ie. pre-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled), neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 51\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the 51st infantry regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical \'smooth woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 10,6 cms. in length each - show the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured and/or (typical) woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps never had any tongues attached and were most certainly intended as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to the early-pattern (ie. \'dotted-style\') NCO-braid do the straps show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: \'Handstickerei\'-): \'5\'- and/or \'1\'-cyphers (ie. numerals or \'Ziffern\') attached which are executed in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured linnen as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, \'Infanterie\'-related Heeres-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-styled) neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 51\' This is an attractive - fully matching and (I deem) quite early-war- ie. most certainly pre-war-period! - pair of I deem tailor-made (ie. \'privately-purchased\'-pattern) WH (Heeres) early- ie. pre-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled), neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 51\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the 51st infantry regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical \'smooth woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - show the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured and/or (typical) woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps never had any tongues attached and were most certainly intended as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to the early-pattern (ie. \'dotted-style\') NCO-braid do the straps show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: \'Handstickerei\'-): \'5\'- and/or \'1\'-cyphers (ie. numerals or \'Ziffern\') attached which are executed in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured linnen as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, \'Infanterie\'-related Heeres-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern) neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Kavallerie- o. Reiter-Regiments 6\' This is a very attractive - fully matching and (I deem) quite early-war- ie. evt. pre-war-period! - pair of (I deem) 'privately-purchased'-pattern, WH (Heeres) early- ie. pre-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled), neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Kavallerie- o. Reiter-Regiments 6' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the 6th cavalry regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length each - show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or (typical) woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). They come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show a (matching, early-pattern- and aluminium-based) pair of '6'-cyphers (ie. numerals or: 'Ziffern') and four (fully matching and also aluminium-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is entirely based of so-called: 'boiled wool' and is in my opinion thus a typical 'tailor-made'- (ie. privately-purchased) pair. These type of shoulderstraps are of the fairly early-war-period pattern straps and were worn in the period around 1939/1940 (and were 'worn-out' even during the rest of the war). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, 'Kavallerie'-related Heeres-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern) neatly \'cyphered\', tailor-made NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Kavallerie- o. Reiter-Regiments 3\' This is an attractive - fully matching and (I deem) quite early-war- ie. evt. pre-war-period! - pair of presumably 'privately-purchased'- (ie. tailor-made-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- ie. pre-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled), neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Kavallerie- o. Reiter-Regiments 3' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the 3rd cavalry regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or (typical) woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). They come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show a (matching, early-pattern- and aluminium-based) pair of '3'-cyphers (ie. numerals or: 'Ziffern') and four (fully matching and zinc-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is entirely based of so-called: 'boiled wool' and is in my opinion thus a typical 'tailor-made'- (ie. privately-purchased) pair. These type of shoulderstraps are of the fairly early-war-period pattern straps and were worn in the period around 1939/1940 (and were 'worn-out' even during the rest of the war). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, 'Kavallerie'-related Heeres-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, non-\'tailor-made\'- and/or rounded-styled) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm)Art.-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (I deem) 'standard-issued'- (ie. non-'privately-purchased'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Soldatenn des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: simple soldier who served within an artillery unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 13 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat EM-type, '(Sturm)Artillerie'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, non-\'tailor-made\'- and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Oberwachtmeister eines (Sturm)Art.-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of typical standard-issued- (ie. non-\'tailor-made\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberwachtmeister eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an artillery unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical \'smooth woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 10,8 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show a matching pair of (regular-sized- and/or aluminium-based) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Oberwachtmeister o. Oberfeldwebel\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, non-privately-purchased \'(Sturm)Artillerie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'standard-issued\'- and/or rounded-styled) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm)Art.-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of typical \'standard-issued- (ie. \'non-tailor-made\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Mannschaften des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: simple soldier who served within an artillery unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical \'smooth woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat EM-type, \'(Sturm)Artillerie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'standard-issued\'- and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Pionier-Bataillons 3\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (I deem) \'standard-issued\'- (ie. \'non-privately-purchased\'!) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Oberfeldwebel des Pionier-Bataillons 3\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the army-enigineers\' battailon, numbered: \'3\' being a unit that acted under the supervision of the 3rd Infantry-Division) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical \'smooth woolen\'- based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - show the neat black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured and/or typical woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show a (matching, smaller-sized- and/or zinc-based) set of \'3\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') and two pairs of (equally zinc-based- and silver-greyish-toned) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\'. Moreover, do the straps show the typical (\'standard-pattern\') silverish-toned NCO-braid attached and come naturally mounted onto their period-attached tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, in my opinion the fact that the NCO who wore this pair was \'field-promoted\' something that can be corroborated by showing the (later-added- and horizontally-mounted) stripes of differently-styled NCO-braid (as can be noticed on the pictures). The neat pair only shows moderate wear and/or age but is, nevertheless, still nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, \'Pioniere\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'standard-issued\'- and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Oberwachtmeister eines (Sturm)Art.-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'standard-issued- (ie. \'non-tailor-made\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberwachtmeister eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an artillery unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical \'smooth woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show a matching pair of (regular-sized- and/or aluminium-based) pips attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Oberwachtmeister o. Oberfeldwebel\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, \'(Sturm)Artillerie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'standard-issued\'- and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Oberwachtmeister eines (Sturm)Art.-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of 'standard-issued- (ie. 'non-tailor-made'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberwachtmeister eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an artillery unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11,8 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show a matching pair of (regular-sized- and/or aluminium-based) pips attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Oberwachtmeister o. Oberfeldwebel' (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, '(Sturm)Artillerie'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'standard-issued\'- and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier eines Pionier-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (I deem) \'standard-issued\'- (ie. \'non-privately-purchased\'!) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Pionier-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army-enigineers\' unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical \'smooth woolen\'- based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 12,8 cms. in length each - show the neat black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured and/or typical woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the typical (\'standard-pattern\') silverish-toned NCO-braid attached and come naturally mounted onto their period-attached tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, in my opinion that the (when worn non-visible) \'backing\' of both straps is executed in typical \'Beutestoff\' and show a piece of Czech- ie. French \'horizon blue\'-type wool (as can be noticed on the pictures). The neat pair only shows moderate wear and/or age but is, nevertheless, still nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, \'Pioniere\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'standard-issued\'- and/or typical rounded-styled) \'cyphered\' EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Pionier-Bataillons 49\' This is an attractive - fully matching and with certainty not that easily found! - pair of (I deem) \'standard-issued\'- (ie. \'non-privately-purchased\') pattern, neatly \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Mannschaften des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Pionier-Bataillons 49\' (or: simple soldier who served within the army-enigineers\' unit ie. battailon, numbered: \'49\') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical \'smooth woolen\'- based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,8 cms. in length each - show the neat black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured and/or typical woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps never had any tongues attached and were most certainly intended (and used!) as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern: they come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, do they show the neat, black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured (and white-piped!) neatly hand-embroidered, so-called: \'4\'- and/or: \'9\'-numerals (ie. cyphers or: \'Ziffern\' attached (as to be expected). Of additional interest is, moreover, that this particular enigineers-battailon was founded in October 1936 and was in April 1940 renamed in: \'Panzer-Pionier-Bataillon 49\' (part of the: \'10. Panzer-Division\'). The neat pair only shows moderate wear and/or age but is, nevertheless, still nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat EM-type, \'cyphered\', \'Pioniere\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\') EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of typically \'tailor-made\'- (ie. \'privately-purchased\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Mannschaften des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\' (or: simple soldier who served within a cavalry-related, reconnaissance unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical (smooth)woolen- (ie. \'boiled wool\'-) based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,6 cms. in length each - show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured and woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show their functional tongues attached and come both in a nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition, overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - EM-type, \'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\') NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Uffz. eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of typically \'tailor-made\'- (ie. \'privately-purchased\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within a cavalry-related, reconnaissance unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical (smooth)woolen- ie. \'boiled wool\'-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which show the regular-styled, silver-toned NCO-braid attached - come mounted onto their functional tongues and come both in a nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition, overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, \'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\', \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel eines Kav.- o. Aufkl.-Schützen-Rgts.\' This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (I deem) 'tailor-made'- (ie. 'privately-purchased'-) pattern, neatly 'cyphered' WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Schützen-Regiments' (or: sergeant who served within a cavalry-related-, reconnaissance unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'- (ie. 'boiled wool') based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener') coloured and/or 'rayon'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the (standard-pattern) silver-coloured (ie. somewhat sub-dued) NCO-braid attached and show a matching pair of silver-toned- (smaller-sized- and - I deem: zinc-based-) so-called: 'S'-'cyphers' (ie. 'Ziffern' and a pair of (also regular-sized- and aluminium-based) pips, period-attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (smaller-shaped- and also 'boiled-woolen'-based) tongues attached and come both in a nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair - that came with a pair of field-grey-coloured- and pebbled-styled tunic-buttons - only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Schützen-Regiments' for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\'- and/or rounded-styled) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm)Art.-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (I deem) 'tailor-made'- (ie. 'privately-purchased'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Soldatenn des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: simple soldier who served within an artillery unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'- (ie. 'boiled wool') based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped- and also 'boiled-woolen'-based) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat EM-type, '(Sturm)Artillerie'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\'- and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended an: \'Uffz. eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (I deem) typically 'tailor-made'- ie. 'privately-purchased'-pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: junior-sergeant who served within cavalry- or reconnaissance unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'- (ie. 'boiled wool') based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 10,8 cms. in length each - show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical (bright) silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped- and also 'boiled-woolen'-based) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, 'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\'- and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Wachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 82\' This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (I deem) \'tailor-made\'- (ie. \'privately-purchased\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Wachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 82\' (or: sergeant who served within the artillery-regiment, numbered: \'82\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. minimally or hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical \'smooth woolen\'- (ie. \'boiled wool\') based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show a matching pair of (smaller-sized- and/or typical \'Buntmetall\'-based) \'8\'- and/or: \'2\'-numerals (ie. \'cyphers\' or: \'Ziffern\') attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical (bluish) silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped- and also \'boiled-woolen\'-based) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, \'Artillerie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Wachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 82\' for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\'- and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Wachtmeister eines (Sturm)Art.-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (I deem) 'tailor-made'- (ie. 'privately-purchased'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Wachtmeister eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: sergeant who served within an artillery unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'- (ie. 'boiled wool') based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show a (regular-sized- and/or aluminium-based) pip attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel'. I deem that they once had some metal numerals attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical (bluish) silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped- and also 'boiled-woolen'-based) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, '(Sturm)Artillerie'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\'- and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Pionier-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (I deem) 'tailor-made'- (ie. 'privately-purchased'!) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Pionier-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an army-enigineers' unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'- (ie. 'boiled wool') based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 10 cms. in length each - show the neat black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show a pair of (regular-sized- and/or aluminium-based) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel'. The straps - that furthermore show the typical (bluish) silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped- and also 'boiled-woolen'-based) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, that the end of the tongues shows a fortification constructed of black-coloured wool (something that is truly unusual!). The neat pair only shows moderate wear and/or age but is, nevertheless, still nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, 'Pioniere'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\'- and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Oberwachtmeister eines (Sturm)Art.-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of typical \'tailor-made\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberwachtmeister eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an artillery unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical \'smooth woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show a matching pair of (regular-sized- and/or aluminium-based) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Oberwachtmeister o. Oberfeldwebel\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - are entirely constructed from so-called: \'boiled wool\' and come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, privately-purchased \'(Sturm)Artillerie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\'- and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Uffz. eines (Sturm)Art.-Abts. o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (I deem) 'tailor-made'- ie. 'privately-purchased'-pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an artillery unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'- (ie. 'boiled wool') based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11,6 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical (bright) silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped- and also 'boiled-woolen'-based) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, '(Sturm)Artillerie'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M41\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern, \'standard-issued\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is a truly very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'standard-issued- (ie. \'non-tailor-made\'!) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an infantry-unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, field-grey-coloured and woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,8 cms. in length each - show the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show two pairs of fully matching pair of (regular-sized- and/or aluminium-based) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned (ie. non-\'sub-dued\') NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, \'Infanterie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M41\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern, \'standard-issued\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Oberwachtmeister eines (Sturm)Art.-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'standard-issued- (ie. \'non-tailor-made\'!) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberwachtmeister eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an artillery unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, field-grey-coloured and woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,7 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show two pairs of fully matching pair of (regular-sized- and/or zinc-based) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Oberwachtmeister o. Oberfeldwebel\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical bluish-grey-toned (ie. \'sub-dued\') NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached (regular-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, \'(Sturm)Artillerie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO-) type dress- (ie. \'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock\'-related) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and I deem just minimally used ie. once tunic-attached - fully matching pair of WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type dress- (ie. \'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock\'-related) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as piped in the (desirable and scarcely found!) neat bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\' (or: soldier ie. NCO who served within the army tank- ie. anti-tank- or tank-destroyer troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs - which have the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as to be expected - show great pronounced detail. The tabs are nicely \'backed\' with buckram-based material as more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, pair of WH (Heeres) \'Waffenrock\'-collar-tabs that belonged to a: \'Soldat der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\' and that is - I deem - most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO-) type dress- (ie. \'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock\'-related) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and I deem just minimally used ie. once tunic-attached - fully matching pair of WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type dress- (ie. \'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock\'-related) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as piped in the (desirable and scarcely found!) neat bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\' (or: soldier ie. NCO who served within the army tank- ie. anti-tank- or tank-destroyer troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs - which have the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as to be expected - show great pronounced detail (and show an interwoven, pink-coloured centre-stripe which is NOT always the case as can be noticed on the pictures). The tabs are nicely \'backed\' with buckram-based material as more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, pair of WH (Heeres) \'Waffenrock\'-collar-tabs that belonged to a: \'Soldat der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\' and that is - I deem - most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-patches being a pair of white-piped examples as was specifically intended for - and/or worn by! - a: \'Beamte des unterer o. einfachen Dienstes\' The attractive - fully matching and actually not that easlily found! - WH (Heeres) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') are constructed from a pair of \'regular-issued\', Heeres \'Einheitskragenspiegel\' (piped in the darker-green-coloured- ie. generic branchcolour having an equally darker-green-coloured centre-stripe - and come mounted onto a darker-green-coloured and/or woolen based \'backing\' to which a white-coloured, secondary branchcolour ie. \'Nebenfarbe\' is added, signifying that the pair once belonged to an official having such a command- ie. administrative post. This white-coloured piping is executed in so-called: \'rayon\'-based cloth (as can be seen on the pictures). Both tabs - which are backed with -identical, buckram-based material - are I deem just moderately used ie. tunic-removed (they show some the stitching-remains of once having been tunic-attached). Of interest is, moreover, the fact that one of the tabs still shows a period-attached inventory-etiket.Actually, are all of these EM-type \'Beamten\'-insignia quite hard to encounter: the ones for officials having this (low-grade) function rank most certainly amongst these. Simply an attractive pair of \'Heeres\' administration-related WH (Heeres) collar-patches that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) general-officers\'-pattern shoulderboards, as was intended for a general-officer with the rank of: \'Generalmajor\' that comes in an overall very nice (ie. minimally used-), condition This is a truly attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) general-officers'-pattern shoulderboards (ie. 'Schulterstücke') as was intended for - and IMO worn by - a general-officer with the rank of: 'Generalmajor' and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. minimally used and/or IMO tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboards - which both show an 'upperdeck' that is executed in bright-golden- and/or silver-coloured- (ie. later-war-type-) so-called: 'Cellueon' - measure approx. 11,1 cms. in length each and show a bright-red-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based 'underground' as to be expected. The boards never had a tongue attached and was thus a pair that was worn as a pair of the 'sew-in-type' (it was IMO minimally worn and was once stitched onto a tunic - see pictures). The boards never had any pips attached and was thus intended for a general-officer with the (lowest) general-officers' rank of: 'Generalmajor'. The boards show truly extraordinary detail and are a great example of the employed craftmenship of the days. The pair is a tiny bit tarnished ie. stained (simply caused by years of storage ie. moderate wear). The pair originates from a private household and was never before in collectors-hands: the belonged to an army 'Generalmajor' who kept and/or stored these neat insignia-pieces for decades. Simply a very attractive and/or truly detailed WH (Heeres) general-officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that is IMO priced according to its desirability and rarity!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M36-/M40\'-pattern) shoulderstraps as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizer eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually nowadays not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-) war-period, so-called: \'M36-/M40\'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizer eines Infanterie-Regiments\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army infantry-regiment ie. unit-) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit - I deem - just moderately used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 12 cms. sized in length - have the \'standard-type\'- and/or darker-green-coloured- (and woolen-based) \'upperdecks\'. The straps - which have the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached - show the (silverish-coloured) NCO-braid attached (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is a typical standard-issued ie. non-\'tailor-made\'- (ie. non-privately-purchased) pair that was only moderately used- ie. worn. The neat straps - which came mounted onto their period tongues - show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or: early- (pre-) war-period and/or \'Heeres\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizer eines Infanterie-Regiments\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M36-/M40\'-pattern- and \'pointed styled-\') \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 100\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period, so-called: 'M36-/M40'-pattern- (pointed-styled) 'cyphered', NCO-type (and as per regulation, non-piped) shoulderstraps as was intended for - and just moderately worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 100' (or: simple soldier who served within the army mountain-troops regiment, numbered: '100') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are truly 'broad-shaped' and that are approximately 11,2 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks'. They show the bright-silver-toned (and somewhat differently-styled!) NCO-braid and show two (matching, and larger-sized) pairs of so-called: '1'- and/or: double '0'-cyphers ie. numerals (or: 'Ziffern') and single pip period-attached: all eight devices are executed in (somewhat tarnished) (I deem) zinc-based metal ie. 'Feinzink' (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which came mounted onto their functional tongues - show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern, WH (Heeres) shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce'. This shoulderstrap-pair originates from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or: early-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 100'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M36-/M40\'-pattern- and \'rounded styled-\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Gebirgs-Pionier-Bataillons\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period, so-called: 'M36-/M40'-pattern- (rounded-styled) 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Gebirgs-Pionier-Bataillons' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an army mountain-troops-related, engineers'- battailon) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The regular-sized shoulderstraps - which are approximately 10,3 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps - which have the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached - shows the (bright silverish-coloured) NCO-braid attached and do show two (matching) pairs of pips period-attached: all four devices are executed in (somewhat tarnished) and zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is a typical pair that originated from a private tailor-shop (it is entirely constructed from so-called: 'boiled wool'. The neat straps - which came mounted onto their functional tongues - show as stated above some minimal usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or: early-war-period, 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Gebirgs-Pionier-Bataillons'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M36-/M40\'-pattern- and \'rounded styled-\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Panzer-Grenadier Rgts.\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid-war-period, so-called: 'M36-/M40'-pattern- (rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Panzer-Grenadier Regiments' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an army infantry-related rifle-regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 10,5 cms. sized in length and that do show the 'standard'-pattern, bright silver-toned NCO-braid - have the darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based (ie. so-called: 'boiled woolen'-based) 'upperdecks' and do show two (regular-sized, zinc-based) pips each attached. The pair shows the typical woolen-based piping and is (I deem) a typical pair that originated from a private tailor-shop. Both pips are made-out of silverish-grey-coloured zinc (ie. 'Feinzink') (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which came mounted onto their typical thin-shaped tongues as more often - do show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). This pair originates from an older shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or: mid-war-period, 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Panzer-Grenadier Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M36-/M40\'-pattern- and \'rounded styled-\') \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 111\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period, so-called: 'M36-/M40'-pattern- (rounded-styled) 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'roter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 111' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the army mountain-troops-related, artillery-regiment numbered: '111') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 11,6 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps - which have the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached - show the (silverish-coloured) NCO-braid attached and do show two (matching) pairs of so-called: tripple '1'-'cyphers ie. numerals (or: 'Ziffern') and two (matching) pairs of pips period-attached: all ten devices are executed in (somewhat shiny) aluminium-based metal and have all 10 just minimally tarnished by age (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is a typical 'standard-issued'- ie. non-private-production-type pair. The neat straps - which came mounted onto their functional tongues - show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern, WH (Heeres) shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce'. This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or: early-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 111'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M36-/M40\'-pattern- and \'rounded styled-\') \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 112\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period, so-called: 'M36-/M40'-pattern- (rounded-styled) 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'roter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 112' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the army mountain-troops-related, artillery-regiment numbered: '112') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 11,2 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps - which have the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached - show the (silverish-coloured) NCO-braid attached and do show two (matching) pairs of so-called: double '1'- and/or '2-'cyphers ie. numerals (or: 'Ziffern') and two (matching) pairs of pips period-attached: all ten devices are executed in (somewhat shiny) aluminium-based metal that is just minimally tarnished by age (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is a typical 'standard-issued'- ie, non-private-production-type pair. The neat straps - which came mounted onto their functional tongues - show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern, WH (Heeres) shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce'. This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or: early-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 112'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M40- ie. M43\'-pattern) shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Heeres Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - and fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period, so-called: \'M40- ie. M43\'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps having the neat bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier eines Heeres Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army-signals unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or carefully \'cut-of-a-tunic\'-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - have the \'standard-type\'- and/or field-grey-coloured, woolen-based \'upperdecks\'. The straps - which have the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured- and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached - show the (\'standard-issue\'-pattern, silverish-grey-coloured ie. non-\'sub-dued\') NCO-braid attached denoting that the NCO who wore this pair held the rank of: \'Unteroffizier\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair - that misses its tongues - was carefully \'cut-of-a-tunic\' and was used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern. It shows as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). Simply an attractive and/or: early- (ie. mid-) war-period, \'Heeres\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Heeres Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M40- o. M43\'-pattern) shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Heeres Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' This is a truly attractive - and fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period, so-called: \'M40- o. M43\'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps having the neat bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Heeres Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an army-signals unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - have the \'standard-type\'- and/or field-grey-coloured, woolen-based \'upperdecks\'. The straps - which have the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured- and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached - show the (\'standard-issue\'-pattern, bluish-grey-coloured ie. typically \'sub-dued\') NCO-braid and two (smaller-sized, zinc-based) pips period-attached denoting that the NCO who wore this pair held the rank of an: \'Oberfeldwebel\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which came mounted onto their functional tongues and that originated from my own private shoulder-strap-collection - show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear only (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). Simply an attractive and/or: early- (ie. mid-) war-period, \'Heeres\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Heeres Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M40-/M43\'-pattern) shoulderstraps as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually nowadays not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period, so-called: 'M40-/M43'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Soldat eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: simple soldier who served within an army infantry-regiment ie. unit-) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit - I deem - minimally used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 12 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or field-grey-coloured- (and boiled-woolen-based) 'upperdecks'. The straps - have the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is a typical 'standard-issued'- (ie. non-tailor-made nor privately-purchased-) pair that was only minimally used- ie. worn. The neat straps - which came mounted onto their period tongues - show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or: early- ie. mid-war-period and/or 'Heeres'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Infanterie-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M40-/M43\'-pattern) shoulderstraps as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizer eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually nowadays not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period, so-called: 'M40-/M43'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizer eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army infantry-regiment ie. unit-) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 12,2 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or field-grey-coloured- (and woolen-based) 'upperdecks'. The straps - which have the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and (desirable!) 'silk-like'-type piping attached - show the (silver-coloured) NCO-braid attached (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is a typical 'standard-issued'- (ie. non-privately-purchased) pair that was only moderately used- ie. worn. The neat straps - which came mounted onto their period tongues - show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or: early- ie. mid-war-period and/or 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizer eines Infanterie-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M40-/M43\'-pattern) shoulderstraps as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizer eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually nowadays not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period, so-called: 'M40-/M43'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizer eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army infantry-regiment ie. unit-) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit - I deem - minimally used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or field-grey-coloured- (and boiled-woolen-based) 'upperdecks'. The straps - which have the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and woolen-type piping attached - show the (bluish-silver-coloured) NCO-braid attached (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is a typical 'tailor-made'- (ie. privately-purchased) pair that was only minimally used- ie. worn. The neat straps - which came mounted onto their period tongues - show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or: early- ie. mid-war-period and/or 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizer eines Infanterie-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M40-/M43\'-pattern) shoulderstraps as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizer eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually nowadays not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period, so-called: 'M40-/M43'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizer eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army infantry-regiment ie. unit-) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit - I deem - minimally used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or field-grey-coloured 'upperdecks'. The straps - which have the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached - show the (bluish-silver-coloured- ie. sub-dued) NCO-braid attached (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is a typical 'standard-issued'- (ie. non-privately-purchased- nor tailor-made!) pair that was only minimally used- ie. worn. The neat straps - which came mounted onto their period tongues - show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an very attractive and/or: early- ie. mid-war-period and/or 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizer eines Infanterie-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M40-/M43\'-pattern) shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Heeres Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - and fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period, so-called: \'M40-/M43\'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps having the neat (period re-coloured!) bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier eines Heeres Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army-signals unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,7 cms. in length each - have the \'standard-type\'- and/or field-grey-coloured, woolen-based \'upperdecks\'. The straps - which have the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured- and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached - show the (\'standard-issue\'-pattern, bluish-grey-coloured ie. typically \'sub-dued\') NCO-braid attached denoting that the NCO who wore this pair was an: \'Unteroffizier\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which came mounted onto their functional tongues - shows as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this pair originally had the white-coloured (ie. infantry-related) branchcolour: this was, however, period-bright-yellow-coloured (as was done by regulation). Simply an attractive and/or: mid-war-period, \'Heeres\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Heeres Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-pattern shoulderboards as piped in bright-yellow as was intended for a: \'Major des Gebirgskorps-Nachrichten-Abteilungs 70\' The attractive - and actually fairly scarcely found! - 'higher-ranked' (and neatly 'cyphered'!) WH officers'-pattern shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type shoulderboards and have the silver-greyish- (ie. truly somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and/or worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as can be noticed on the pictures). The pair never had any tongues attached and were most certainly used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern: they were carefully tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 12 cms. in length each and show each a (fully matching, bright-golden-toned, larger-sized and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: '7'- and/or: '0'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') period-attached denoting the (fairly high) officers'-rank of: 'Major'. Both devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (albeit minimally darkened) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Nachrichten'- (ie. army signal-troops-) related shoulderboards are actually quite difficult to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive - and neatly 'cyphered'! - WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: 'Major des Gebirgskorps-Nachrichten-Abteilungs 70'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-pattern shoulderboards as piped in bright-yellow as was intended for an: \'Oberstleutnant eines Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' The attractive - and actually fairly scarcely found! - \'higher-ranked\', WH officers\'-pattern shoulderboards are typical, \'text-book\'-examples of the Heeres\'-type shoulderboards and have the silver-greyish- (ie. truly somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type-) \'upperdecks\': they were with certainty issued and/or worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the \'smooth-type\' wool as can be noticed on the pictures). The pair never had any tongues attached and were most certainly used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern: they were carefully tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 12 cms. in length each and show each a (fully matching, bright-golden-toned, larger-sized and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based) pair of pips period-attached denoting the (fairly high) officers\'-rank of: \'Oberstleutnant\' (or: lieutnant-colonel). Both devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (albeit minimally darkened) age-patina: moreover, do both boards show some minimal moth-damage on their backs (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type \'upperdecks\' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular \'front-used\'-tunic. It should be mentioned that these officers\'-pattern, \'Nachrichten\'- (ie. army signal-troops-) related shoulderboards are actually quite difficult to come by and can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged an: \'Oberstleutnant eines Nachrichten-Abteilungs\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as (dual)piped in the white-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann der Reserve des Infanterie-Regiments 21\' The attractive pair is neatly (dual)piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and has the typical dove-grey-coloured \'underlay\' and was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: \'Hauptmann der Reserve des Infanterie-Regiments 21\' (or: reserve-captain who served within the \'Infanterie\'- (ie. infantry-) regiment numbered: \'21\') and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and/or: carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards are \'text-book\'-examples of the \'Heeres\'-type, \'Infanterie\'-shoulderboards and have the silver-coloured (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\'-pattern) \'upperdecks\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and have the typical dove-grey-coloured \'underlay\' (and were constructed from the typical \'smooth\'-type wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto their typically smaller-sized tongues and were clearly used as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11,3 cms. in length each and were most certainly issued- and/or worn as such and does show moderate age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The pair - that was recently found at a German private-household - shows two fully matching sets of (neatly bright-golden-toned, larger-sized-, older styled and/or identical) \'2\'- and/or \'1\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') attached and shows two matching pairs (of equally bright-golden-toned and larger-sized) pips, period-attached. All eight devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny!) age-patina. Simply a very attractive set that belonged to a: \'Hauptmann der Reserve des Infanterie-Regiments 21\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as (dual)piped in the white-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann der Reserve des Infanterie-Regiments 78\' The attractive pair is neatly (dual)piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and has the typical dove-grey-coloured \'underlay\' and was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: \'Hauptmann der Reserve des Infanterie-Regiments 78\' (or: reserve-captain who served within the \'Infanterie\'- ie. infantry-regiment numbered: \'78\') and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and/or: carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards are \'text-book\'-examples of the \'Heeres\'-type, \'Infanterie\'-shoulderboards and have the silver-coloured (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\'-pattern) \'upperdecks\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and have the typical dove-grey-coloured \'underlay\' (and were constructed from the typical \'smooth\'-type wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached and were intended as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern and were clearly used as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10 cms. in length each and were most certainly issued- and/or worn as such and do show moderate age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The pair - that was recently found at a German private-household - shows two fully matching sets of (neatly bright-golden-toned, larger-sized, older styled and/or identical) \'7\'- and/or \'8\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') attached and shows two matching pairs (of equally bright-golden-toned and larger-sized) pips, period-attached. All eight devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny!) age-patina. Simply a very attractive set that belonged to a: \'Hauptmann der Reserve des Infanterie-Regiments 78\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as (dual)piped in the white-coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve des Infanterie-Regiments 20\' The attractive pair is (dual)piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and has the typical dove-grey-coloured 'underlay' and was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: 'Oberleutnant der Reserve des Infanterie-Regiments 20' (or: reserve-lieutnant first-class who served within the 'Infanterie'- (ie. infantry-) regiment numbered: '20') and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and/or: carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type, 'Infanterie'-shoulderboards and have the silver-coloured (ie. somewhat 'shiny'-pattern) 'upperdecks' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and have the typical dove-grey-coloured 'underlay' (and were constructed from the typical 'smooth'-type wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues and were clearly used as a pair of the 'sew-in-'type (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each and was most certainly issued- and/or worn as such and does show moderate age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The pair has matching sets of (neatly golden-toned, older-styled, larger-sized- and/or identical) '2'- and '0'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') attached and shows a matching pair (of equally bright-golden-toned and smaller-sized) pips, period-attached. All six devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny!) age-patina. Simply a very attractive set that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant der Reserve des Infanterie-Regiments 20'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as (dual)piped in the white-coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve des Infanterie-Regiments 33\' The attractive pair is (dual)piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and has the typical dove-grey-coloured 'underlay' and was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: 'Oberleutnant der Reserve des Infanterie-Regiments 33' (or: reserve-lieutnant first-class who served within the 'Infanterie'- (ie. infantry-) regiment numbered: '33') and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and/or: carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type, 'Infanterie'-shoulderboards and have the silver-coloured (ie. somewhat 'shiny'-pattern) 'upperdecks' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and have the typical dove-grey-coloured 'underlay' (and were constructed from the typical 'smooth'-type wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues and were clearly used as a pair of the 'sew-in-'type (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11,3 cms. in length each and was most certainly issued- and/or worn as such and does show moderate age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The pair has matching sets of (neatly bright-golden-toned, larger-sized- and/or identical) '3'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') attached and shows a matching pair (of equally bright-golden-toned and medium-sized) pips, period-attached. All six devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny!) age-patina. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this pair came with a pair of (field-grey-coloured) so-called: 'screw-on'-buttons (ie. 'Schraubknöpfe') attached. Simply a very attractive set that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant der Reserve des Infanterie-Regiments 33'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in black-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Major des Pionier Batallions 15\' The attractive WH (Heeres) pair is piped in the typical black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by by a: 'Major des Pionier Batallions 15' (ie. major) who served within the: 'Pionier Batallion 15' (or: army-related, engineer-battalion, numbered: '15'). The - fairly high-ranked! - pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the typical black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat 'sub-dued' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a 'Heeres'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 10,3 cms. in length each - show two, fully matching pairs of the neat (golden-toned, I deem older-styled, 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or regular-sized) so-called: '1'- and/or '5'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') peirod-attached, denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Major des Pionier Batallions 15'. The straps never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended for (and used as) a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern: they still show some thread- ie. stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps do only show some moderate age and/or wear and are truly void of any damage or alike (one of the boards shows a fortified, woolen-based 'backing' attached, possibly in order to overcome wear when the cross-strap was worn). This pair originated from a small lot of 'cyphered' shoulderstraps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'cyphered' boards are quite hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive, officers'-type, Heeres shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Major des Pionier Batallions 15'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in bright-red-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann des Gebirgs-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 38\' The attractive - and actually rarely found! - WH (Heeres) pair is piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann des Gebirgs-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 38' (ie. captain who served within the: 'Gebirgs-Beobachtungs-Abteilung 38' (or: mountain-troops-related, artillery-observer troops related unit, numbered: '38'). The attractive pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat 'sub-dued' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a 'Heeres'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades and do show some age, wear and staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 11,1 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (Gothic-styled, golden-toned, 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or larger-sized) so-called: 'B'- cyphers (or: 'Ziffern') and/or (equally styled) '3'- and/or: '8'-numerals ie. cyphers (or: 'Ziffern') and four (identical, somewhat tarnished and equally golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Hauptmann des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 38'. The straps never had any tongues attached and were clearly used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern (and high-ranked!) WH (Heeres) shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce'. This pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann des Gebirgs-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 38'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in bright-red-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberst des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 113\' The very attractive - and actually rarely found! - WH (Heeres) pair is piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by an: 'Oberst des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 113' (ie. full colonel and possibly commanding-officer!) who served within the: Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 113' (or: mountain-troops-related, artillery-troops, numbered: '113'). The - truly high-ranked! - pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat 'sub-dued' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a 'Heeres'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades and do show some age, wear and staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 11,3 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned, I deem 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or regular-sized) so-called: double '1'- and/or: '3'-numerals ie. cyphers (or: 'Ziffern') and four (identical, somewhat tarnished and equally golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Oberst des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 113'. The straps came mounted onto their (smaller-sized) tongues attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this pair came with a pair of (silver-coloured) so-called: 'screw-on'-buttons (ie. 'Schraubknöpfe') attached. It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern (and high-ranked!) WH (Heeres) shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce'. This pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberst des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 113'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in darker-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann u. Arzt\' who served within the: \'Sanitäts-Truppen\' The attractive WH (Heeres) pair is piped in the typical darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann u. Arzt' (ie. captain and medical-doctor) who served within the: 'Heeres-Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: army-related, medical-troops). The pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat 'sub-dued' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a 'Heeres'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 12 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned, I deem 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or regular-sized) so-called: 'Aesculapus'-cyphers and four (identical and equally golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Hauptmann u. Arzt der Sanitäts-Truppen'. The straps never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended for (and used as) a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern: they still show some thread- ie. stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps do only show some moderate age and/or wear and are truly void of any damage or alike. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this pair came with a set of (silver-toned and 'pebbled-atyled', regimental shoulderboard-buttons that show the numeral: '9'. This pair originated from a small lot of 'cyphered' shoulderstraps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'cyphered' boards are quite hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive, officers'-type, Heeres shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Hauptmann u. Arzt' who served within the: 'Sanitäts-Truppen'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in darker-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann u. Arzt\' who served within the: \'Sanitäts-Truppen\' The attractive WH (Heeres) pair is piped in the typical darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann u. Arzt' (ie. captain and medical-doctor) who served within the: 'Heeres-Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: army-related, medical-troops). The pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat 'sub-dued' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a 'Heeres'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned, I deem 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or regular-sized) so-called: 'Aesculapus'-cyphers and four (identical and equally golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Hauptmann u. Arzt der Sanitäts-Truppen'. The straps come mounted onto their (typical, smaller sized) tongues attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps do only show some moderate age and/or wear and are truly void of any real damage or alike. This pair originated from a small lot of 'cyphered' shoulderstraps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'cyphered' boards are quite hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive, officers'-type, Heeres shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Hauptmann u. Arzt' who served within the: 'Sanitäts-Truppen'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in darker-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Oberstleutnant u. Arzt\' who served within the: \'Sanitäts-Truppen\' The attractive WH (Heeres) pair is piped in the typical darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by an: 'Oberstleutnant u. Arzt' (ie. lieutnant-colonel and medical-doctor) who served within the: 'Heeres-Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: army-related, medical-troops). The - fairly high-ranked! - pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat 'sub-dued' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a 'Heeres'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 10,6 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned, I deem 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or regular-sized) so-called: 'Aesculapus'-cyphers and two (identical, somewhat tarnished and equally golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Oberstleutnant u. Arzt der Sanitäts-Truppen'. The straps never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended for (and used as) a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern: they still show some thread- ie. stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps do only show some moderate age and/or wear and are truly void of any damage or alike. This pair originated from a small lot of 'cyphered' shoulderstraps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'cyphered' boards are quite hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive, officers'-type, Heeres shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for an: 'Oberstleutnant u. Arzt' who served within the: 'Sanitäts-Truppen'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in darker-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant u. Arzt\' who served within the: \'Sanitäts-Truppen\' The attractive WH (Heeres) pair is piped in the typical darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant u. Arzt' (ie. lieutnant first-class and medical-doctor) who served within the: 'Heeres-Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: army-related, medical-troops). The pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat 'sub-dued' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a 'Heeres'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 10,6 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (silverish-grey-toned, I deem zinc-based- and/or regular-sized) so-called: 'Aesculapus'-cyphers and two (identical and bright- golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Oberleutnant u. Arzt der Sanitäts-Truppen'. The straps never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended for (and used as!) a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern: they still show some thread- ie. stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps do only show some moderate age and/or wear and are truly void of any damage or alike. This pair originated from a small lot of 'cyphered' shoulderstraps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'cyphered' boards are quite hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive, officers'-type, Heeres shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for an: 'Oberleutnant u. Arzt' who served within the: 'Sanitäts-Truppen'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in darker-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberst u. Arzt\' who served within the: \'Sanitäts-Truppen\' The attractive WH (Heeres) pair is piped in the typical darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by an: 'Oberst u. Arzt' (ie. full colonel and medical-doctor) who served within the: 'Heeres-Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: army-related, medical-troops). The - truly high-ranked! - pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat 'sub-dued' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a 'Heeres'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades and do show some minimal moth-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned, I deem 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or regular-sized) so-called: 'Aesculapus'-cyphers and four (identical, somewhat tarnished and equally golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Oberst u. Arzt der Sanitäts-Truppen'. The straps never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended for (and used as) a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern: they still show some thread- ie. stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps do only show some moderate age and/or wear and are truly void of any real damage or alike. This pair originated from a small lot of 'cyphered' shoulderstraps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'cyphered' boards are quite hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive, officers'-type, Heeres shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for an: 'Oberst u. Arzt' who served within the: 'Sanitäts-Truppen'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in darker-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberstleutnant u. Arzt\' who served within the: \'Sanitäts-Trpn.\' The attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboards-pair is piped in the typical darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by an: \'Oberstleutnant u. Arzt\' (ie. lieutnant-colonel and medical-doctor) who served within the: \'Heeres-Sanitäts-Truppen\' (or: army-related, medical-troops). The pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall very nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The somewhat smaller-sized shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured, \'smooth-type\' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat \'sub-dued\' appearance of the \'upperdecks\' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a \'Heeres\'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit \'tarnished\' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which only measure approximately 8,7 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned, I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based- and/or regular-sized) so-called: \'Aesculapus\'-cyphers and two (identical, smalller-sized and equally golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers\'-rank ie. function of: \'Oberstleutnant u. Arzt der Sanitäts-Truppen\'. The straps come mounted onto their (smaller-sized) officers\'-type tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps do only show some moderate age and/or wear and are truly void of any damage or alike. This attractive pair originated from a small lot of \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all \'cyphered\' boards are quite hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive, officers\'-type (and high-ranked!) Heeres shoulderboard-pair that was intended for a: \'Oberstleutnant u. Arzt\' who served within the: \'Sanitäts-Truppen\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant des Pionier-Bataillon 52\' The attractive - and actually not that easily found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type (dress- ie. 'Waffenrock') shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'shiny'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and worn and do show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the typical, 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards came mounted onto their (typically small-shaped) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 9,2 cms. in length each and show a matching set of (neatly golden-toned, smaller-sized- and/or identical) '5'- and '2'-numerals and two (equally bright-golden-toned-, larger-sized- and/or fully matching) pips, period-attached. All six devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'shiny'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a dress-tunic (ie. 'Waffenrock'). The pair came with a matching (and functional) pair of so-called: 'Schraubknöpfe' (ie. screw-on buttons) attached. It should also be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Pioniere'- (ie. engineers-) related shoulderboards are actually quite difficult to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged an: 'Oberleutnant des Pionier-Bataillon 52'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the black-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant u. Mitglied einer Pionier-Schule\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly 'cyphered', officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and used by! - an: 'Oberleutnant u. Mitglied einer Pionier-Schule' (or lietnant first-class and most likely an instructor who served within one of the engineer training-schools) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The boards - which are constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool - have the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour and measure almost 10,4 cms. in length each. The boards have the silver-grey-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) and/or 'standard-type' upperdecks and show two (golden-toned- albeit mismatched and/or 'Buntmetall'-based-) pips (period) attached denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Oberleutnant'. Moreover, has the pair two (identical- and rarely seen!) Gothic-styled- and/or also 'Buntmetall'-based- (and regular-sized-) so-called: 'S'-cyphers period-attached, denoting the officers'-function within a: 'Heeres Pionier-Schule'. The boards come mounted on their (typical) officers'-type tongues and show as stated above only minimal usage (some minimal age, dust and/or staining is, however, present and/or visible). Simply a very attractive pair of hardly used- and/or neatly 'cyphered' 'Pioniere' officers'-type shoulderboards that can easily serve to complete any mid-war 'Heeres'-officers'-tunic or shoulderboard-collection. Simply a scarcely seen and desirable pair that is IMO priced according to its obvious scarcity!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann des Fahr-Abeilungs 14\' The attractive pair is neatly piped in the bright-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour and was specifically intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: \'Hauptmann des Fahr-Abteilungs 14\' (or: captain who served within the \'Nachschub\'- (ie. transport-) related unit numbered: \'14\') and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and/or: carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards are \'text-book\'-examples of the \'Heeres\'-type, \'Nachschub\'-shoulderboards and have the silver-coloured (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\'-pattern) \'upperdecks\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The boards show the bright-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour and were constructed from the typical \'smooth\'-type wool as to be expected. The boards never had any tongues attached and were most certainly used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each and were most certainly issued- and/or worn as such and does show moderate age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The pair - that was recently found at a German private-household - shows two (non)matching sets of (neatly bright-golden-toned, larger-sized) \'1\'- and/or \'4\'-numerals (ie. cyphers or \'Ziffern\') attached and shows two matching (and identically-styled) pairs (of bright-golden-toned and/or larger-sized) pips, period-attached. All eight devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny!) age-patina. Simply a very attractive set that belonged to a: \'Hauptmann des Fahr-Abeilungs 14\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-red-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann des Artillerie Regiments 22\' The attractive - and truly used and/or worn! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair is piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann des Artillerie Regiments 22\' (ie. captain who served within the artillery-related regiment, numbered: \'22\'). The attractive pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured, \'smooth-type\' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat \'sub-dued\' appearance of the \'upperdecks\' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a \'Heeres\'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit \'tarnished\' by normal age and/or storage for decades and do show some age, wear and staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat boards - which measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (somewhat tarnished golden-toned, zinc-based and/or smaller-sized) double \'2\'-numerals ie. cyphers (or: \'Ziffern\') and four (fully identical, smaller-sized and/or bright-golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers\'-rank ie. function of: \'Hauptmann des Artillerie Regiments 22\'. The boards come mounted onto their (typically smaller-sized) tongues attached and were clearly used as such (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from an older shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive, neatly \'cyphered\' and/or \'Heeres\'-related officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair that was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann des Artillerie Regiments 22\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-red-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95\' The attractive - and truly worn! - WH (Heeres) pair is piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95' (ie. captain who served within the: 'Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95' (or: mountain-troops-related, artillery-troops related unit, numbered: '95'). The attractive pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat 'sub-dued' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a 'Heeres'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades and do show some age, wear and staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned, 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or larger-sized) '9'- and/or: '5'-numerals ie. cyphers (or: 'Ziffern') and four (identical, smaller-sized, somewhat tarnished and equally golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Hauptmann des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95'. The straps never had any tongues attached and were clearly used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-red-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95\' The attractive - and truly worn! - WH (Heeres) pair is piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95' (ie. captain who served within the: 'Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95' (or: mountain-troops-related, artillery-troops related unit, numbered: '95'). The attractive pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat 'sub-dued' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a 'Heeres'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades and do show some age, wear and staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 10,6 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned, 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or smaller-sized) '9'- and/or: '5'-numerals ie. cyphers (or: 'Ziffern') and four (identical, somewhat tarnished and equally golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Hauptmann des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95'. The straps never had any tongues attached and were clearly used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-red-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95\' The attractive - and truly worn! - WH (Heeres) pair is piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95' (ie. captain who served within the: 'Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95' (or: mountain-troops-related, artillery-troops related unit, numbered: '95'). The attractive pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat 'sub-dued' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a 'Heeres'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades and do show some age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (larger-sized, golden-toned, 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or larger-sized) '9'- and/or: '5'-numerals ie. cyphers (or: 'Ziffern') and four (identical, smaller-sized, somewhat tarnished and equally golden-toned, glass-based) pips period-attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Hauptmann des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95'. The straps never had any tongues attached and were clearly used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-red-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95\' The attractive - and truly worn! - WH (Heeres) pair is piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95' (ie. lieutnant who served within the: 'Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95' (or: mountain-troops-related, artillery-troops related unit, numbered: '95'). The attractive pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat 'sub-dued' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a 'Heeres'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades and do show some age, wear and staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned, 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or larger-sized) '9'- and/or: '5'-numerals ie. cyphers (or: 'Ziffern') period-attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Leutnant des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95'. The straps never had any tongues attached and were clearly used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-yellow-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant des Gebirgs-Nachrichten-Abteilungs 95\' The attractive - and just minimallly worn! - WH (Heeres) pair is piped in the typical bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant des Gebirgs-Nachrichten-Abteilungs 95' (ie. lieutnant first-class who served within the mountain- ie. signal-troops related unit, numbered: '95'). The attractive pair was most certainly issued and worn as such and comes, nevertheless, in an overall very nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat 'sub-dued' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a 'Heeres'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades and do show some age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (bright-golden-toned, 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or larger-sized) '9'- and/or: '5'-numerals ie. cyphers (or: 'Ziffern') and two (identical, smaller-sized and equally golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Oberleutnant des Gebirgs-Nachrichten-Abteilungs 95'. The straps come mounted onto their (smaller-sized, officers'-pattern) tongues attached (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant des Gebirgs-Nachrichten-Abteilungs 95' (ie. being a part of the: '5. Gebirgsdivision')!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann des Gebirgsjäger Regiments 137\' The attractive - and truly used and/or worn! - WH (Heeres) pair is piped in the typical darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 137' (ie. captain who served within the: 'Gebirgsjäger Regiments 137' (or: mountain-troops-related, regiment, numbered: '137'). The attractive pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat 'sub-dued' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a 'Heeres'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades and do show some age, wear and staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat boards - which measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned, 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or smaller-sized) '1'-, '3'- and/or: '7'-numerals ie. cyphers (or: 'Ziffern') and four (identical, somewhat tarnished and equally golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Hauptmann des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 137'. The straps never had any tongues attached and were clearly used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this pair came with its (truly used!) 'shoulderboard-covers' which are made-out of field-grey-coloured wool: these could be used to 'obscure the officers'-unit' during excersises or war-action (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 137'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann des Gebirgsjäger Regiments 91\' The attractive - and truly used and/or worn! - WH (Heeres) pair is piped in the typical darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 91' (ie. captain who served within the: 'Gebirgsjäger Regiments 91' (or: mountain-troops-related, regiment, numbered: '91'). The attractive pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat 'sub-dued' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a 'Heeres'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades and do show some age, wear and staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat boards - which measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned, 'Buntmetall'-based-, early pattern and/or larger-sized) '9'- and/or: '1'-numerals ie. cyphers (or: 'Ziffern') and four (non-identical, somewhat tarnished and equally golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Hauptmann des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 91'. The straps never had any tongues attached and were clearly used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 91'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann des Gebirgsjäger Regiments 138\' The attractive - truly used and/or worn and actually not that easily found! - WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair is piped in the typical darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 138\' (ie. captain who served within the: \'Gebirgsjäger Regiments 138\' (or: mountain-troops-related, regiment, numbered: \'138\'). The attractive pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured, \'smooth-type\' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat \'sub-dued\' appearance of the \'upperdecks\' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a \'Heeres\'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit \'tarnished\' by normal age and/or storage for decades and do show some age, wear and staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat boards - which measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned, \'Buntmetall\'-based-, early pattern and/or larger-sized) \'1\'-, \'3\'- and/or: \'8\'-numerals ie. cyphers (or: \'Ziffern\') and four (non-identical, somewhat tarnished and equally golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers\'-rank ie. function of: \'Hauptmann des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 138\'. The boards come mounted onto their (typically smaller-sized) tongues attached and were clearly used as such (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from an older \'Gebirgjäger\'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive, neatly \'cyphered\' and/or \'Heeres\'-related officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair that was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 138\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberstleutnant des Gebirgsjäger Regiments 85\' The very attractive - and I deem just minimally used and/or worn! - WH (Heeres) pair is piped in the typical darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a high-ranked officer holding the rank of an: \'Oberstleutnant des Gebirgsjäger Regiments 85\' (ie. lieutnant-colonel who served within the: \'Gebirgsjäger Regiments 85\'. The attractive pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured, \'smooth-type\' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat \'sub-dued\' appearance of the \'upperdecks\' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a \'Heeres\'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit \'tarnished\' by normal age and/or storage for decades and do show some age, wear and staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat boards - which measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned, \'Buntmetall\'-based- and/or smaller-sized) \'8\'- and/or: \'5\'-numerals ie. cyphers (or: \'Ziffern\') and two (identical, somewhat tarnished and equally golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the (high) officers\'-rank ie. function of: \'Oberstleutnant des Gebirgsjäger Regiments 85\'. The straps never had any tongues attached and were clearly used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from an older \'Gebirgjäger\'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive, neatly \'cyphered\' and/or \'Heeres\'-related officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Oberstleutnant des Gebirgsjäger Regiments 85\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the light-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant des Nachschub-Abts. 8\' The attractive - and actually not that easily found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued but I deem never used- nor worn and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable light-blue- (ie. 'hellblauer'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the typical, 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards came mounted onto their (typically small-shaped) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and show a matching set of (neatly golden-toned, larger-sized- and/or identical) '8'-numerals and two (equally bright-golden-toned-, larger-sized- and/or fully matching) pips, period-attached. All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should also be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Nachschub'- (ie. transport-troops-) related shoulderboards are actually quite difficult to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged an: 'Oberleutnant des Nachschub-Abteilungs 8'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the white-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann des Infanterie-Regiments 119\' The attractive pair is neatly piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and was specifically intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: \'Hauptmann des Infanterie-Regiments 119\' (or: captain who served within the \'Infanterie\'- (ie. infantry-) regiment numbered: \'119\') and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and/or: carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards are \'text-book\'-examples of the \'Heeres\'-type, \'Infanterie\'-shoulderboards and have the silver-coloured (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\'-pattern) \'upperdecks\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and were constructed from the typical \'smooth\'-type wool as to be expected. The boards never had any tongues attached and were most certainly used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each and were most certainly issued- and/or worn as such and does show moderate age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The pair - that was recently found at a German private-household - shows two fully matching sets of (neatly bright-golden-toned, larger-sized and/or identical) double \'1\'- and/or \'9\'-numerals (ie. cyphers or \'Ziffern\') attached and shows two matching pairs (of silverish-toned- ie. faded and/or larger-sized) pips, period-attached. All ten devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny!) age-patina. Simply a very attractive set that belonged to a: \'Hauptmann des Infanterie-Regiments 119\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann u. Arzt\' who served within the: \'Sanitäts-Truppen\' The attractive pair is piped in the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann u. Arzt' (ie. captain and medical-doctor) who served within the: 'Heeres-Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: army-related, medical-troops). The pair was presumably issued albeit never used nor even tunic-attached and comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued albeit 'virtually mint'-), condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat 'sub-dued' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected with a Heeres-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 11,8 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned-, 'Buntmetall'-based- and somewhat smaller-sized) so-called: 'Aesculapus'-cyphers and four (identical albeit silver-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Hauptmann u. Arzt der Sanitäts-Truppen'. Of interest is, moreover, the fact that the cyphers were attached to the boards BEFORE they were fully assembled (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps only show some storage-age and are truly void of any damage or alike. This pair originated from a small lot of 'cyphered' shoulderstraps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'cyphered' boards are quite hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive, officers'-type, Heeres-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Hauptmann u. Arzt' who served within the: 'Sanitäts-Truppen'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann u. Arzt\' who served within the: \'Sanitäts-Truppen\' The attractive pair is piped in the typical darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann u. Arzt' (ie. captain and medical-doctor) who served within the: 'Heeres-Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: army-related, medical-troops). The pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nice condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat 'sub-dued' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected with a Heeres-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 10,8 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned-, I deem 'Buntmetall'-based- and regular-sized) so-called: 'Aesculapus'-cyphers and four (identical and equally golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Hauptmann u. Arzt der Sanitäts-Truppen'. Both straps come mounted onto their (smaller-sized) tongues. Of interest is, moreover, the fact that the cyphers were attached to the boards BEFORE they were fully assembled (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps only show some age and/or wear and are truly void of any damage or alike. This pair originated from a small lot of 'cyphered' shoulderstraps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'cyphered' boards are quite hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive, officers'-type, Heeres shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Hauptmann u. Arzt' who served within the: 'Sanitäts-Truppen'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern shoulderboards as piped in the bright-yellow-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Major eines Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' The attractive - and actually fairly scarcely found! - \'higher-ranked\', WH officers\'-pattern shoulderboards are typical, \'text-book\'-examples of the Heeres\'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-greyish- (ie. truly somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type-) \'upperdecks\': they were with certainty issued but hardly used and do show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the \'smooth-type\' wool as can be noticed on the pictures). The pair comes mounted onto its (typical smaller-sized) tongues attached and was carefully tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10,4 cms. in length each and never has any cyphers or numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') nor pips attached denoting the (fairly high) officers\'-rank of: \'Major\'. Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type \'upperdecks\' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular \'front-used\'-tunic. It should be mentioned that these officers\'-pattern, \'Nachrichten\'- (ie. army signal-troops-) related shoulderboards are actually quite difficult to come by and can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: \'Major eines Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' and that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberst eines Reiter- o. Kavellerie-Regiments\' The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - high-ranked shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. truly 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and/or worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto their (typically smaller-sized) officers'-type tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10 cms. in length each and show two matching sets of (neatly golden-toned, larger-sized- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached denoting the (high) officers'-rank of: 'Oberst' (ie. full colonel). All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (albeit minimally darkened) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should also be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Kavallerie'- (ie. army cavalry-troops-) related shoulderboards are actually quite difficult to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged an: 'Oberst eines Reiter- o. Kavellerie-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as intended for an: \'Beambter ie. Offizier des gehobenen Dienstes\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Beambter ie. Offizier des gehobenen Dienstes\' (or: administrative officer) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- albeit never worn nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tabs - which have a darker-green coloured- and/or smooth-woolen background and an (additional) white-coloured background ie. piping attached as to be expected - show great pronounced detail: especially the silverish-grey-coloured (hand)embroidery is simply stunning and/or pronounced. Both pieces are \'backed\' with greyish-coloured carton-based material as more often encountered. Both tabs show, however, some minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - Heeres officers\'-type, collar-tab-pair that was intended for an administrative officer ie. \'Beambter ie. Offizier des gehobenen Dienstes\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as intended for an: \'Beambter ie. Offizier des gehobenen Dienstes\' This is a truly attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (Heeres) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere') as intended for an: 'Beambter ie. Offizier des gehobenen Dienstes' (or administrative officer) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- albeit never worn nor tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tabs - which have a darker-green coloured- and/or smooth-woolen background and white-coloured (woolen-based) background ie. piping attached as to be expected - show great pronounced detail: especially the silver-coloured embroidery is simply stunning and/or pronounced. Both pieces are 'backed' with beige-coloured carton-like material as more often encountered. Both tabs show, however, some minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive - and fully matching! - Heeres officers'-type, collar-tab-pair that was intended for an administrative officer ie. 'Beambter ie. Offizier des gehobenen Dienstes'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as intended for an: \'Beambter ie. Offizier des gehobenen Dienstes\' This is a truly attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (Heeres) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere') as intended for an: 'Beambter ie. Offizier des gehobenen Dienstes' (or administrative officer) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- albeit never worn nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tabs - which have a darker-green coloured- and/or smooth-woolen background and white-coloured (woolen-based) background ie. piping attached as to be expected - show great pronounced detail: especially the silverish-grey-coloured (machine)embroidery is simply stunning and/or pronounced. Both pieces are 'backed' with beige-coloure,d buckram-based material as more often encountered. Both tabs show, however, some minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive - and fully matching! - Heeres officers'-type, collar-tab-pair that was intended for an administrative officer ie. 'Beambter ie. Offizier des gehobenen Dienstes'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as intended for an: \'Beambter ie. Offizier des gehobenen Dienstes\' This is an attractive - fully matching and simply never used nor tunic-attached! - pair of (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Beambter ie. Offizier des gehobenen Dienstes\' (or: administrative officer) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never worn nor tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The neat collar-tabs - which have a darker-green coloured- and/or \'smooth-woolen\'-based background and an (additional) white-coloured (and rayon-based) piping attached as to be expected - show great pronounced detail: especially the silverish-grey-coloured (hand)embroidery is simply stunning and/or pronounced. Both pieces are \'backed\' with reddish-brown-coloured carton-based material as more often encountered. Both tabs show, however, some minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage only. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that one of the tabs still shows its period-attached makers\'- ie. price-etiket (as can be noted on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - Heeres officers\'-type, collar-tab-pair that was intended for an administrative officer ie. \'Beambter ie. Offizier des gehobenen Dienstes\' and that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for an: \'Offizier der Infanterie-Truppen\' (and that still comes \'packed\' in its \'Cellophan\' wrapping-paper) The collar-tabs on offer here can easily be graded 'mint-/unissued' and are of course never used nor tunic-attached: they originate from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop, where they were recently uncovered. The collar-tabs - which have the dark-green coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based backgrounds and white- (ie. 'weisser') branchcolour as to be expected - show great pronounced detail: especially the silver-coloured-embroidery is simply stunning and/or very pronounced. The tabs are (presumably) 'backed' with brownish-coloured 'buckram'-like material as more often encountered. The original 'Cellophan' wrapping is fully present and in place (the pair was never taken-out as can be seen on the pictures). Simply impossible to upgrade this pair!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs as piped in the bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an officer serving within an: \'Feldgendarmerie-Abts. o. Akademie\' The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres') are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type, 'Feldgendarmerie o. Akademie'- (ie. field-police-troops- or academy-member) related collar-tabs and have the silverish-grey- (ie. clearly 'sub-dued'-type- and just minimally darkened) silver-toned hand-embroidery. The tabs were most certainly worn and carefully tunic-removed and came as stored for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs show the desirable bright-orange- (ie. 'orangeroter'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type embroidery I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Feldgendarmerie o. Akademie'-related collar-tabs are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. The pair - that is neatly 'backed' with 'buckram'-based material - shows some minimal age, wear and or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This attractive pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found as such. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) collar-tab-pair that belonged an officer who served within an: 'Feldgendarmerie-Abteilungs o. Akademie'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs as piped in the bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an officer serving within an: \'Feldgendarmerie-Abts. o. Akademie\' The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres\') are typical, \'text-book\'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers\'-type, \'Feldgendarmerie o. Akademie\'- (ie. field-police-troops- or academy-member) related officers-type collar-tabs and have the silverish-grey- (ie. clearly \'sub-dued\'-type- and just minimally darkened) silver-toned hand-embroidery. The tabs were most certainly worn and carefully tunic-removed and came as stored for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs show the desirable bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the \'smooth-type\' wool as to be expected). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type embroidery I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular \'front-used\'-tunic. It should be mentioned that these officers\'-pattern, \'Feldgendarmerie o. Akademie\'-related collar-tabs are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. The pair - that is neatly \'backed\' with \'buckram\'-based material - shows some minimal age, wear and or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This attractive pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found as such. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) collar-tab-pair that belonged an officer who served within an: \'Feldgendarmerie-Abteilungs o. Akademie\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs as piped in the bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an officer serving within an: \'Feldgendarmerie-Abts. o. Akademie\' The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres\') are typical, \'text-book\'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers\'-type, \'Feldgendarmerie o. Akademie\'- (ie. field-police-troops- or academy-member) related officers-type collar-tabs and have the silverish-grey- (ie. clearly \'sub-dued\'-type- and just minimally darkened) silver-toned hand-embroidery. The tabs were most certainly worn and carefully tunic-removed and came as stored for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs show the desirable bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the \'smooth-type\' wool as to be expected). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type embroidery I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular \'front-used\'-tunic. It should be mentioned that these officers\'-pattern, \'Feldgendarmerie o. Akademie\'-related collar-tabs are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. The pair - that is unusualy not \'backed\' with \'buckram\'-based material - shows some minimal age, wear and or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This attractive pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found as such. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) collar-tab-pair that belonged an officer who served within an: \'Feldgendarmerie-Abteilungs o. Akademie\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs, as was intended for a medium-ranked-, administrative-official having the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'Beambter a.K. des mittlerer Dienstes\') The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - collar-pair - which was intended for usage by a lower- (ie. medium-) ranked officer having the comparable rank of: 'Leutnant' or: 'Oberleutnant' (ie.: 'Beambter a.K. des mittlerer Dienstes') is constructed from the specific, greyish-coloured- and/or: smooth-like- (ie. moleskin-type-) wool having a darker-green- (and rayon-type-) piping attached. The tabs have, moreover, the (typical-) greyish-silver-coloured- (and hand-embroidered!) 'upperdecks' showing as per regulation darker-green-coloured 'centre-stripes'. The collar-tabs were never used nor tunic-attached: they still show a period inventory-etiket attached - see pictures. The collar-tab-pair - which shows the beige-coloured buckram 'backings' as to be expected - was never before in a collection and does show some minimal age and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these Heeres-related-, officers'-type collar-tabs as were intended for: 'Beambter a.K. des mittlerer Dienstes' can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'.

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type dress- (ie. \'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock\'-related) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by an: \'Offizier der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and only moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - fully matching pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type dress- (ie. \'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock\'-related) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres\') as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Offizier der Infanterie-Truppen\' (or: officer who served within an army infantry-regiment or unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem surely issued- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive (dress)collar-tabs were clearly used ie. once tunic-attached and show some of the (machine) stitching-remains- (ie. holes) with which they were once-mounted (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs - which have the white- (ie. \'weisser\') branchcolour as to be expected - show great pronounced detail: especially the silver-coloured embroidery is simply stunning and/or very pronounced. The tabs are not additionally \'backed\' as more often seen and do show some minimal usage- and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, pair of WH (Heeres) \'Waffenrock\'-collar-tabs that belonged to an: \'Offizier der Infanterie-Truppen\' and that is - I deem - most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type dress- (ie. \'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock\'-related) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by an: \'Offizier der Panzer o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and only moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - fully matching pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type dress- (ie. \'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock\'-related) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres\') as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Offizier der Panzer o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\' (or: officer who served within an army tank- ie. tank-destroyer-regiment or unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem surely issued- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive (dress)collar-tabs were clearly used ie. once tunic-attached and show some of the (machine) stitching-remains- (ie. holes) with which they were once-mounted (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs - which have the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\') branchcolour as to be expected - show great pronounced detail: especially the silver-coloured embroidery is simply stunning and/or very pronounced. The tabs are nicely \'backed\' with buckram-based material as more often seen and do show some minimal usage- and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, pair of WH (Heeres) \'Waffenrock\'-collar-tabs that belonged to an: \'Offizier der Panzer o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\' and that is - I deem - most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type dress- (ie. \'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock\'-related) collar-tabs as was intended for an: \'Offizier der Pionier-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and only moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - fully matching pair of WH (Heeres) officers'-type dress- (ie. 'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock'-related) collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere') as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Offizier der Pionier-Truppen' (or: officer who served within an army engineers-regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem surely issued- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive (dress)collar-tabs were clearly used ie. once tunic-attached and show some of the stitching-remains- (ie. holes) with which they were once-mounted (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs - which have the black- (ie. 'schwarzer') branchcolour as to be expected - show great pronounced detail: especially the silver-coloured embroidery is simply stunning and/or very pronounced. The tabs are not 'backed' as more often seen and do show some minimal usage- and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, pair of WH (Heeres) 'Waffenrock'-collar-tabs that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann der Pionier-Truppen' and that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards (having the neat and seldomly seen so-called: \'Auf der Steg\'-mounting!) as was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\' The attractive pair is piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant eines Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs' (or: lieutnant who served within an army, cavalry- ie. reconnaissance unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem surely issued albeit hardly worn-), condition. The shoulderboards - which never had any pips- nor 'cyphers' attached - are truly 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type-, ' Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs'-related shoulderboards and have the bright-silver-coloured (ie. non-sub-dued-) 'upperdecks' (making this a pair that was intended for usage on a white-coloured summer-tunic). The boards show the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) branchcolour (and were constructed from the smooth-type wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues (and have the unusual 'Auf der Steg'-mounting). As such, they were clearly intended to be used as a pair that was intended for usage on a summer-type tunic (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11 cms. in length each. The pair is truly void of any real age, heavy wear nor staining (but does show a tiny moth-hole on one of the backs as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive pair that belonged to a: 'Leutnant eines Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Pionier-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' The attractive - and actually in this 'virtually mint ie. unissued' condition not that easily found! - WH (Heeres) shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type 'Pioniere'- (ie. engineers-) related shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. clearly 'sub-dued'-type- and somewhat darkened) 'upperdecks'. The boards were presumably issued but were simply never worn nor used and came as stored for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the typical, 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached (they were clearly intended for usage as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern) and measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each. The pair never had any pips nor numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') attached and were thus intended for a junior-officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie. lieutnant). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Pioniere'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. The pair shows some storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). This attractive pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found as such. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: 'Leutnant eines Pionier-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the black-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Pionier-Truppen\' The attractive - and I deem just moderately used and/or worn! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards is piped in the typical black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Pionier-Truppen\' (ie. lieutnant who served within an army-engineers-regiment or unit). The attractive pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall very nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured, \'smooth-type\' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat \'sub-dued\' appearance of the \'upperdecks\' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a \'Heeres\'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit \'tarnished\' by normal age and/or storage for decades and do show some age, wear and staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat boards - which measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length each - never had any pips (nor numerals or cyphers!) attached denoting the officers\'-rank ie. function of: \'Leutnant\'. The straps never had any tongues attached and were most certainly intended (and used as!) a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was never before in collectors\'-hands and belonged to an officer who wore these and after that stored them for decades. Simply a very attractive - and truly worn! - shoulderboard-pair that was intended for a: \'Offizier u. Leutnant der Pionier-Truppen\' and that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-green- (ie. \'hellgrüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann eines Panzer-Grenadier-Regiments\' The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type, officers'-pattern shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were most certainly once tunic-attached and show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type'- ie. 'moleskin-type'-wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto their (typical smaller-sized) tongues attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10,6 cms. in length each and show two matching sets of (golden-bronze-toned, larger-sized- and/or zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures) denoting that the officer who wore this set held the rank of: 'Hauptmann' (ie. captain) who served within a: 'Panzer-Grenadier-Regiment'. Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-tunic'. It should, moreover, be mentioned that these 'Panzer-Grenadiere'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann eines Panzer-Grenadier-Regiments' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-green- (ie. \'hellgrüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann eines Panzer-Grenadier-Regiments\' The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type, officers'-pattern shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were most certainly once tunic-attached and show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type'- ie. 'moleskin-type'-wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto their (typical smaller-sized) tongues attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each and show two (fully) matching sets of (golden-bronze-toned, larger-sized- and/or: zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures) denoting that the officer who wore this set held the rank of: 'Hauptmann' (ie. captain) who served within a: 'Panzer-Grenadier-Regiment'. The pair came with a set of (aluminium-based- and field-grey-coloured) 'Schraubknöpfe' (ie. 'screw-on' buttons) attached. Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-tunic'. It should, moreover, be mentioned that these 'Panzer-Grenadiere'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann eines Panzer-Grenadier-Regiments' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-green- (ie. \'hellgrüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann eines Panzer-Grenadier-Regiments\' The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type, officers'-pattern shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type) 'upperdecks': they were most certainly once tunic-attached and show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type'- (ie. 'moleskin-type'-) wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto their (typical smaller-sized) tongues attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each and show two (fully) matching sets of (golden-bronze-toned, larger-sized- and/or: zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based and somewhat 'tarnished') pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures) denoting that the officer who wore this set held the rank of: 'Hauptmann' (ie. captain) who served within a: 'Panzer-Grenadier-Regiment'. Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-tunic'. It should, moreover, be mentioned that these 'Panzer-Grenadiere'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann eines Panzer-Grenadier-Regiments' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments\' The attractive - and only minimally used ie. worn - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type '(Sturm)Artillerie'-related shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. clearly 'sub-dued'-type- and somewhat darkened) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and worn as such and do show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto their (typical smaller-sized) tongues and measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length each. The pair never had any pips nor numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') attached and were thus intended for (and clearly used by!) a junior-officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie. lieutnant). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks', I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic (ie. even a field-grey-coloured 'wrap-around'- ie. 'Sturmgeschütze'-tunic). The pair - that came with a set of field-grey-coloured, so-called: 'screw-on'-buttons or: 'Schraubknöpfe' attached - shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures).This attractive pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found as such. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: 'Leutnant eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Rgts. o. Abts.\' This is an attractive - fully matching and carefully tunic-removed! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs' (or: captain who served within a (sturm)artillery-related, regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat boards - which are executed in the typical 'smooth'-like- and/or bright-red-coloured wool (aka 'moleskin'-wool) measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each and have the greyish-silver-coloured- ie. truly sub-dued 'upperdecks'. The boards never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show four (golden-toned, identical and I deem zinc-based) pips period-attached (which devices are very detailed and/or pronounced and that were attached BEFORE the boards were completely assembled(!) as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was clearly issued and/or moderately worn ie. once-mounted onto a tunic. This particular WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive, officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-red- ie. \'hochroter\'-coloured branchcolour as intended for an: \'Oberleutnant der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\' The shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver toned (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued') 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear (ie. slight-moth-damage) and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto their (typical) smaller-sized, officers'-type tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10 cms. in length each and show a matching set of (minimally tarnished, golden-toned and equally somewhat tarnished) pips period-attached denoting the rank of: 'Oberleutnant' (ie. lieutnant first-class). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was with certainty intended to be used on a regular, front-used tunic. This neat pair originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged an: 'Oberleutnant der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' The attractive - and actually in this \'virtually mint ie. unissued\' condition scarcely found! - shoulderboards are typical, \'text-book\'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers\'-type \'Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger\'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. clearly \'sub-dued\'-type- and somewhat darkened) \'upperdecks\'. The boards were most certainly never worn nor used and came as stored for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the \'smooth-type\' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached (they were clearly intended for usage as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern) and measure approximately 11,5 ie. 11,7 cms. in length each. The pair never had any pips nor numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') attached and were thus intended for a junior-officer with the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie. lieutnant). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type \'upperdecks\' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular \'front-used\'-tunic. It should be mentioned that these officers\'-pattern, \'Jäger- o. Gebirgjäger\'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. The pair shows some storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). This attractive pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found as such. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: \'Leutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type 'Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. clearly 'sub-dued'-type- and somewhat darkened) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto their (typical smaller-sized) tongues and measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each. The pair never had any pips nor numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') attached and were thus intended for (and clearly used by!) a junior-officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie. Lieutnant). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should also be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Jäger- o. Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. The pair shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining and does show some minimal moth-damage (as can be seen on the pictures).This attractive pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found as such. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: 'Leutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type 'Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. clearly 'sub-dued'-type- and somewhat darkened) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and worn as such and do show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto their (typical smaller-sized) tongues and measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each. The pair never had any pips nor numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') attached and were thus intended for (and clearly used by!) a junior-officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie. lieutnant). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should also be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Jäger- o. Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. The pair shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures).This attractive pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found as such. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: 'Leutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type 'Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. clearly 'sub-dued'-type- and somewhat darkened) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and worn as such and do show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached (they were clearly intended for usage as a pair of the sew-in-pattern) and measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each. The pair never had any pips nor numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') attached and were thus intended for a junior-officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie. lieutnant). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. Of additional interest is, moreover, that both boards show a (white-inked) makers'-designation-stamp that reads: 'J.F.R.' (as can be seen on the pictures). It should also be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Jäger- o. Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. The pair shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures).This attractive pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found as such. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: 'Leutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' The attractive - and actually in this 'virtually mint ie. unissued' condition scarcely found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type 'Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. clearly 'sub-dued'-type- and somewhat darkened) 'upperdecks'. The boards were most certainly never worn nor used and came with their period, paper-based makers'-etiket (ie. 'Banderolle') attached that reads: 'Jozef Heitzmann & Söhne - Uniform-Effekten' (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached (they were clearly intended for usage as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern) and measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each. The pair never had any pips nor numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') attached and were thus intended for a junior-officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie. lieutnant). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Jäger- o. Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce' even more so when they come with a period, paper-based makers'-etiket (ie. 'Banderolle') attached. The pair shows some storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures).This attractive pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found as such. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: 'Leutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' The attractive - and actually in this 'virtually mint ie. unissued' condition scarcely found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type 'Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. clearly 'sub-dued'-type- and somewhat darkened) 'upperdecks'. The boards were most certainly never worn nor used and came as stored for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached (they were clearly intended for usage as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern) and measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each. The pair never had any pips nor numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') attached and were thus intended for a junior-officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie. lieutnant). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Jäger- o. Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. The pair shows some storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). This attractive pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found as such. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: 'Leutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' The attractive - and actually in this 'virtually mint ie. unissued' condition scarcely found! - Wehrmacht shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-pattern, officers'-type 'Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troops) related shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. clearly 'sub-dued'-type- and somewhat darkened) 'upperdecks'. The boards were most certainly never worn nor used and came as stored for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached (they were clearly intended for usage as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern) and measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each. The pair never had any pips nor numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') attached and were thus intended for a junior-officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie. lieutnant). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Jäger- o. Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. The pair shows some storage-age and does show some minimal moth-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). This attractive pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found as such. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: 'Leutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' The attractive - and actually in this \'virtually mint ie. unissued\' condition fairly scarcely found! - shoulderboards are typical, \'text-book\'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers\'-type \'Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger\'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. clearly \'sub-dued\'-type- and somewhat darkened) \'upperdecks\'. The boards were most certainly never worn nor used and came as stored for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the \'smooth-type\' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached (they were clearly intended for usage as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern) and measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each. The pair never had any pips nor numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') attached and were thus intended for a junior-officer with the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie. lieutnant). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type \'upperdecks\' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular \'front-used\'-tunic. It should be mentioned that these officers\'-pattern, \'Jäger- o. Gebirgjäger\'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. The pair shows some storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). This attractive pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found as such. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: \'Leutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann des Jäger-Regiments 24\' The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and worn and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards came mounted onto their (typically small-shaped) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10,6 cms. in length each and show a matching set of (neatly golden-toned, smaller-sized- and/or identical) '2'- and/or '4'-numerals and four (equally bright-golden-toned-, larger-sized- and/or minimally mis-matched) pips period-attached. All six devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should also be mentioned that these officers'-pattern 'Jäger- o. Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: 'Hauptmann des Jäger-Regiments 24'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines (Gebirgs)Jäger-Regiments\' The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and minimally worn and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards came mounted onto their (typically small-shaped) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10,6 cms. in length each and never had any 'cyphers' (numerals) nor pips attached. Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should also be mentioned that these officers'-pattern 'Jäger- o. Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: 'Leutnant eines (Gebirgs)Jäger-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann eines Gebirgsjäger Regiments\' The attractive - and truly used and/or worn! - WH (Heeres) pair is piped in the typical darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments' (ie. captain who served within a: 'Gebirgsjäger Regiment' ie. mountain-troops-related, regiment). The attractive pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat 'sub-dued' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a 'Heeres'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades and do show some age, wear and staining: moreover, does one of the boards show some minimal moth-damage on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat boards - which measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each - show two matching pairs of (identical, smaller-sized and somewhat tarnished golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Hauptmann eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments'. The straps come mounted onto their (typical) smaller-sized, officers'-type tongues attached (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and 'Heeres'-related officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann eines Gebirgsjäger Regiments\' The attractive - and truly used and/or worn! - WH (Heeres) pair is piped in the typical darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' (ie. captain who served within a: \'Gebirgsjäger Regiment\' ie. mountain-troops-related, regiment). The attractive pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured, \'smooth-type\' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat \'sub-dued\' appearance of the \'upperdecks\' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a \'Heeres\'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit \'tarnished\' by normal age and/or storage for decades and do show some age, wear and staining: moreover, does one of the boards show some minimal moth-damage on their backs (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat boards - which measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - show two matching pairs of (identical, larger-sized and somewhat tarnished golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers\'-rank ie. function of: \'Hauptmann eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\'. The straps never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended (and used!) as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and \'Heeres\'-related officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair that was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger Regiments\' The attractive - and I deem just moderately used and/or worn! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards is piped in the typical darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger Regiments\' (ie. lieutnant who served within a: \'Gebirgsjäger Regiment\' ie. mountain-troops-related, regiment or unit). The attractive pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall very nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured, \'smooth-type\' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat \'sub-dued\' appearance of the \'upperdecks\' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a \'Heeres\'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit \'tarnished\' by normal age and/or storage for decades and do show some age, wear and staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat boards - which measure approximately 11,6 cms. in length each - never had any pips (nor numerals) attached denoting the officers\'-rank ie. function of: \'Leutnant\'. The straps never had any tongues attached and were most certainly intended (and used as!) a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair originates from a private-household in Germany where it was found together with the collar-tab-pair 61524: both items where never before in collectors\'-hands and belonged to the same officer who wore these and after that stored them for decades. Simply a very attractive - and truly worn! - shoulderboard-pair that was intended for a: \'Offizier u. Leutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger Regiments\' and that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant eines Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Regiments\' The attractive - and I deem just minimally used and/or worn! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards is piped in the typical darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant eines Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Regiments\' (ie. lieutnant first-class who served within a: \'Gebirgsjäger Regiment\' ie. mountain-troops-related, regiment or unit). The attractive pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall very nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured, \'smooth-type\' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat \'sub-dued\' appearance of the \'upperdecks\' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a \'Heeres\'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit \'tarnished\' by normal age and/or storage for decades and do show some age, wear and staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat boards - which measure approximately 11,6 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of (identical, smaller-sized and somewhat tarnished silverish-golden-toned) pips period-attached denoting the officers\'-rank ie. function of: \'Oberleutnant\'. The straps never had any tongues attached and were most certainly intended (and used as!) a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from an older \'Gebirgjäger\'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and \'Heeres\'-related officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant eines Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Regiments\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann des Infanterie-Regiments 17\' The attractive - albeit clearly used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - shoulderboards are typical, \'text-book\'-examples of the Heeres\'-type, officers\'-pattern shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type-) \'upperdecks\': they were most certainly once tunic-attached and show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the \'smooth-type\'- ie. \'moleskin-type\'-wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended (and used!) as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and show two matching sets of (golden-bronze-toned, larger-sized- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based) \'1\'- and/or \'7\'-numerals (ie. cyphers or \'Ziffern\') and four (equally-styled, smaller-sized) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures) denoting that the officer who wore this set held the rank of: \'Hauptmann\' (ie. captain) who served within the: \'Infanterie-Regiment 17\'. All eight devices show some tarnish ie. wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type \'upperdecks\' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular \'front-tunic\'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: \'Hauptmann des Infanterie-Regiments 17\' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann eines Infanterie-Regiments\' The attractive shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type, officers'-pattern shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were most certainly once tunic-attached and show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type'- ie. 'moleskin-type'-wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto their (typical smaller-sized, officers'-pattern) tongues attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and show two matching sets of (golden-bronze-toned, larger-sized- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures) denoting that the officer who wore this set held the rank of: 'Hauptmann' (ie. captain) who served within an: 'Infanterie-Regiment'. Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-tunic'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann eines Infanterie-Regiments' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann eines Infanterie-Regiments\' The attractive - and carefully tunic-removed! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type, officers'-pattern shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were most certainly once tunic-attached and show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type'- ie. 'moleskin-type'-wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended (and used!) as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and show two matching sets of (golden-bronze-toned, larger-sized- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures) denoting that the officer who wore this set held the rank of: 'Hauptmann' (ie. captain) who served within an: 'Infanterie-Regiment'. Of interest is, moreover, that one of the boards still shows a period inventory-etiket from the maker that reads: 'Rula'. Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-tunic'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann eines Infanterie-Regiments' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann eines Infanterie-Regiments\' The attractive - and moderately worn and/or carefully tunic-removed! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type, officers'-pattern shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were most certainly once tunic-attached and show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type'- ie. 'moleskin-type'-wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto their (functional and thin-shaped) tongues attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10,3 cms. in length each and show two matching sets of (golden-bronze-toned, larger-sized- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures) denoting that the officer who wore this set held the rank of: 'Hauptmann' (ie. captain) who served within an: 'Infanterie-Regiment'. Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-tunic'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann eines Infanterie-Regiments' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann eines Infanterie-Regiments\' The attractive - and carefully tunic-removed! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type, officers'-pattern shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were most certainly once tunic-attached and show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type'- ie. 'moleskin-type'-wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended (and used!) as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11,7 cms. in length each and show two matching sets of (golden-bronze-toned, larger-sized- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures) denoting that the officer who wore this set held the rank of: 'Hauptmann' (ie. captain) who served within an: 'Infanterie-Regiment'. Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-tunic'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann eines Infanterie-Regiments' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann eines Infanterie-Regiments\' The truly attractive - and carefully tunic-removed! - shoulderboards are typical, \'text-book\'-examples of the Heeres\'-type, officers\'-pattern shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type-) \'upperdecks\': they were most certainly once tunic-attached and show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the \'smooth-type\'- ie. \'moleskin-type\'-wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto their smaller-sized tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and show two fully matching sets of (golden-bronze-toned, larger-sized- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures) denoting that the officer who wore this set held the rank of: \'Hauptmann\' (ie. captain) who served within an: \'Infanterie-Regiment\'. Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type \'upperdecks\' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular \'front-tunic\'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: \'Hauptmann eines Infanterie-Regiments\' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann eines Infanterie-Regiments\' The attractive - truly used and carefully tunic-removed! - shoulderboards are typical, \'text-book\'-examples of the Heeres\'-type, officers\'-pattern shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type-) \'upperdecks\': they were most certainly once tunic-attached and show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the \'smooth-type\'- ie. \'moleskin-type\'-wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended (and used!) as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10,4 cms. in length each and show two matching sets of (golden-bronze-toned, larger-sized- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures) denoting that the officer who wore this set held the rank of: \'Hauptmann\' (ie. captain) who served within an: \'Infanterie-Regiment\'. Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type \'upperdecks\' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular \'front-tunic\'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: \'Hauptmann eines Infanterie-Regiments\' and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberstleutnant eines Infanterie-Regiments\' The truly attractive - and actually not that easily found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. clearly 'sub-dued'-type- and minimally darkened) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the typical 'smooth-type'-wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues and were with certainty intended - and worn! - as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length each and show a matching set of (neatly golden-toned, regular-sized- and/or identical) pips, period-attached denoting the fairly high-rank of 'Oberstleutnant' (or: lieutnant-colonel). Both devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should also be mentioned that these (higher-ranked) officers'-pattern, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderboards are actually not that easily found. This attractive pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged an: 'Oberstleutnant eines Infanterie-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the \'karmesinroter\'-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant der Generalsstab- o. Veterinär-Truppen\' The attractive shoulderboard-pair - which is truly a \'text-book\'-pair in all facets and that measures approximately 11 cms. in length each - shows the (very scarcely seen!) darker-pink- (ie. \'karmesinroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for usage by a junior-officer who served within the: \'Generalsstab- o. Veterinär-Truppen\' (ie. staff- or veterinarian-troops). The pair comes in a wonderful (ie. \'virtually mint\'- and/or - I deem - never tunic-attached-), condition. The boards - which show truly \'smooth-woolen\'-based- (ie. \'moleskin\'-like) \'backings\' - never had any devices, pips nor cyphers attached (the boards were as such thus intended for a junior-officer ie.: \'Leutnant\'). The boards show fairly \'sub-dued\'- and/or minimally tarnished \'upperdecks\' and never had any tongues attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pieces - which were presumably issued but were I deem never worn - come as stated above in a \'virtually mint\' condition and just show some storage-age only: it will be very hard to upgrade this pair (as can be seen on the pictures). Hard to find a more attractive, general-staff- ie. veterinarian-troops-related officers\'-pattern shoulderboard-pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for - and clearly used by! - a: \'Leutnant eines Infanterie-Regiments\' The attractive - and just moderately used- and/or worn - WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair on offer here is piped in the desirable, white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for usage (and with certainty used by!) a: \'Leutnant eines Infanterie-Regiments\' (or: junior-officer- ie. lieutnant who served within an army infantry-related unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. most certainly issued and/or moderately used- ie. worn- and I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive shoulderboards are \'text-book\'-examples of the \'Heeres\'-type, \'Infanterie\'-related officers\'-pattern shoulderboards and have the greysish-silver-coloured (ie. somewhat-sub-dued-) \'upperdecks\' (making this a pair that was - I deem - intended for usage on a typical \'front-used\'-tunic). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the typical smooth-type wool as more often seen). The boards - which measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - never had any tongues attached and were clearly used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was, however, moderately used as such and does show some age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair came with a (matching) set of (field-grey-toned- and/or pebbled-styled) \'Schraubknöpfe\' (ie. screw-on-buttons) attached (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair pair that belonged to a: \'Leutnant eines Infanterie-Regiments\' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for a: \'Leutnant einer Panzer-Division (o. Panzerjäger-Abteilungs)\' The attractive WH (Heeres) officers\'-type pair is piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant einer Panzer-Division (o. Panzerjäger-Abteilungs)\' (or: junior-officer ie. lieutnant who served within a tank-division or: tank-destroyers unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (presumably issued- albeit simply never worn- ie. still \'mint\'-), condition. The shoulderboards simply never had any pips nor \'cyphers\' attached denoting that the pair was intended for an officer who held the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (or: lieutnant). The boards - that measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - just show some storage-age ie, staining - are truly \'text-book\'-examples of the \'Heeres\'-type, \'Panzer\'-shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver-coloured (ie. somewhat sub-dued) \'upperdecks\' (making this a pair that was I deem specifically intended for usage onto a field-grey-coloured tunic or specific \'wrap-around\' Panzer-tunic). The boards show the desirable bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the smooth-type wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues (and were most certainly intended as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern). As such, they were clearly intended to be used as a pair that was intended for usage on a summer-type tunic (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive pair that belonged to a: \'Leutnant einer Panzer-Division (o. Panzerjäger-Abteilungs)\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) pre- (ie. early-) war-period- (ie. \'M36/M40\'-pattern) neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 143\' This is attractive - fully matching and actually in this particular branchcolour not that easily found! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\' and (I deem) typical \'tailor-made\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M36 o. M40\'-pattern) shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an NCO (ie. \'Oberfeldwebel\' or: sergeant first-class) who served within the: \'Heeres Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 143\' (or: army mountain-troopers regiment, numbered: \'143\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat straps are just moderately used and/or worn and do show both some minimal wear, age and/or staining but are void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which are constructed from so-called: \'boiled wool\' and that (I deem) originate from a private tailor-shop - show the desirable darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached and measure approximately 12,1 cms. in length each. The pieces show the \'standard\'-pattern, silver-coloured, NCO-braid period-attached and show each a set of (silver-toned and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based but somewhat sloppy-attached) \'1\'-, \'4\'- and/o:r \'3\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') and four (equally-styled and regular-sized) pips attached and come naturally mounted onto their functional (thin-shaped) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). These type of shoulderstraps are of the typical (early- ie. pre-) war-period pattern straps and were worn in the period around 1940/1941 (and were \'worn-out\' even during the rest of the war). The pair originated from a smaller cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - \'Gebirgsjäger o. Jäger\'-related NCO-type \'Heeres\' shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 143\' and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) pre-war-period (ie. \'M-36\'- ie. \'M40\'-) pattern and pointed-styled, neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel und Mitglied des Panzer-Aufklärungs-Abts. 7\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) pre-war-period (ie. \'M-36\'- ie. \'M40\'-) pattern (pointed styled), neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') being a pair having no branchcolour as per regulation as was intended for - and just minimally worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel und Mitglied des Panzer-Aufklärungs-Abteilungs 7\' (or: Panzer-sergeant who served within the Pz-reconnaisance-related unit numbered: \'7\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used ie. worn- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' are textbook in all facets (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps which measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and that come of course in a very nice, ie. fully \'text-book\' condition, overall. The straps come mounted onto their functional tongues and show the neat (larger-sized, matching, Gothic-styled and/or aluminium-based) \'A\'-cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\'), an (equally-styled and smaller-sized) pair of \'4\'-numerals and two (equally-styled) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO holding the rank of: \'Feldwebel\' (ie. sergeant). All six devices were - I deem - period-attached and do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish. The straps show - as stated above - only minimal usage ie. wear (some age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and most certainly desirable NCO-type, \'Panzer-Aufklärungs\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) pre-war-period (ie. \'M-36\'- ie. \'M40\'-) pattern and pointed-styled, neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unterwachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 70\' This is an attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) pre-war-period (ie. \'M-36\'- ie. \'M40\'-) pattern (pointed styled), neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') being a pair having no branchcolour as per regulation as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Unterwachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 70\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the artillery-regiment, numbered: \'70\') and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly used ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' are textbook in all facets (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps measure approximately 12,6 cms. in length each and come of course in a nice, ie. fully \'text-book\' condition, overall. Both straps show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\') \'7\'- and/or: \'0\' numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') which are executed in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which come mounted onto their functional tongues show the \'standard\'-pattern, silver-coloured NCO-braid attached. Both pieces show as stated above moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all \'cyphered\' so-called: \'Artillerie\'-related shoulderstrap-pairs are quite desirable and can easily be regarded \'scarce\', even more so when they come in such a nicely preserved condition. In any case an attractive, early- ie. pre-war-period, \'cyphered Heeres\' shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for an: \'Unterwachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 70\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, EM-shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - and fully matching - pair of WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type, so-called: 'M43'-pattern shoulderstraps as was piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: simple soldier who served within a motorised artillery-unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used-, worn- and/or: most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were only moderately used- and/or worn and do show some moderate staining and/or age simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongues. This neat pair originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands: it can excellently be used to complete or restore a WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Sturmgeschütze'- (ie. wrap-around-) tunic. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' (retired) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as intended for a: \'verabschiedete Oberstleutnant des Infanterie-Regiments 14\' The very attractive - scarcely seen and just moderately used and/or I deem carefully tunic-removed! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' shoulderboards are typical, \'text-book\'-examples of the Heeres\'-type, officers\'-pattern shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type-) \'upperdecks\': they were most certainly once tunic-attached and show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the \'smooth-type\'- ie. \'moleskin-type\'-wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended (and used!) as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each and show each a pair of (fully matching, golden-toned, larger-sized and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'1\'- and/or: \'4\'-cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\') and a single (zinc-based and somewhat tarnished) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures) denoting that the officer who wore this set held the rank of a (retired) infantry: \'Oberstleutnant\' (ie. lieutnant-colonel) who served within the: \'Infanterie-Regiment 14\'. All six devices show some age and/or staining and are a bit tarnished over the years (as can be seen on the pictures. Of additional interest is, of course the fact that this neat pair shows a (most certainly period-attached and scarcely seen!) set ie. pair of so-called: \'verabschiedeten Laschen\' attached (denoting the retired status of this officer). Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type \'upperdecks\' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular \'front-tunic\': it came with a pair of (typical) silver-toned so-called: \'screw-on\'-buttons ie. \'Schraubknöpfe\' arttached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and truly scarcely seen! - WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: \'verabschiedete Oberstleutnant des Infanterie-Regiments 14\' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards (having the neat and seldomly seen so-called: \'Auf der Steg\'-mounting!) as was intended for a: \'Major des des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 100\' The attractive - and neatly 'cyphered'! - shoulderboard-pair is piped in the neat green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour and was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Major des des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 100' (or: major who served within within the army mountain-troops regiment, numbered: '100') and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The attractive shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type-, 'Gebirgsjäger'-related shoulderboards and have the (somewhat shiny) silver-coloured (ie. non-sub-dued-) 'upperdecks' (making this a pair that was - I deem - specifically intended for usage on a white-coloured summer-tunic). The boards show the desirable green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues (and have the unusual 'Auf der Steg'-mounting). As such, they were clearly intended to be used as a pair that was intended for usage on a summer-type tunic (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 9,7 cms. in length each and show two (fully matching) sets of golden-toned, smaller-sized and/or (I deem) 'Buntmetall'-based: '1'- and/or double '0'-numerals ie. cyphers (or: 'Ziffern') denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Major' (ie. major). All six devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (albeit minimally darkened) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows some regular age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair originates from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive, neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair with a so-called: 'Auf der Steg'-mounting that belonged to a: 'Major des des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 100'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards (having the neat and seldomly seen so-called: \'Auf der Steg\'-mounting!) as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant des Infanterie-Division 72\' The attractive - and neatly 'cyphered'! - shoulderboard-pair is piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant des Infanterie-Division 72' (or: lieutnant first-class who served within the army, infantry-regiment numbered: '72') and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The attractive shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderboards and have the (somewhat tarnished) silver-coloured (ie. non-sub-dued-) 'upperdecks' (making this a pair that was - I deem - specifically intended for usage on a white-coloured summer-tunic). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues (and have the unusual 'Auf der Steg'-mounting). As such, they were clearly intended to be used as a pair that was intended for usage on a summer-type tunic (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and show a (fully matching) pair of golden-toned, smaller-sized and/or 'Buntmetall'-based: '7'- and/or: '2'-numerals ie. cyphers (or: 'Ziffern') and a matching set of (equally golden-toned, larger-sized- and/or also 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Oberleutnant' (ie. lieutnant first-class). All six devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (albeit minimally darkened) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shomws some regular age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair with a so-called: 'Auf der Steg'-mounting that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant des Infanterie-Division 72'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant des (leichte) Artillerie-Abteilungs 95\' The attractive shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues and were with certainty intended and worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each and show a matching set of (neatly golden-toned, smaller-sized- and/or identical) '9'- and '5'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') period-attached. All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. This pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found together with the similar shoulderboard-pair I offer under number #52918: both pair where carefully stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres), neatly 'cyphered' shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: 'Leutnant des (leichte) Artillerie-Abteilungs 95'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant des (leichte) Artillerie-Abteilungs 95\' The attractive shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto its (typical small-sized) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and show a matching set of (neatly golden-toned, larger-sized- and/or identical) '9'- and '5'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') period-attached. All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. This pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found together with the similar shoulderboard-pair I offer under number #52917: both pair where carefully stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres), neatly 'cyphered' shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: 'Leutnant des (leichte) Artillerie-Abteilungs 95'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 136\' The truly attractive - and actually scarcely found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and worn and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues and were with certainty intended and worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each and show a matching set of (neatly golden-toned, smaller-sized- and/or identical) '1'-, '3'- and '6'-numerals (ie. Ziffern) and four (equally bright-golden-toned, larger-sized- and/or fully matching) pips, period-attached. All ten devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should also be mentioned that these officers'-pattern 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: 'Hauptmann des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 136'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Major des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99\' The truly attractive - and actually scarcely found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues and were with certainty intended and worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length each and show a matching set of (neatly golden-toned, regular-sized- and/or identical) '9'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') period-attached. All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should also be mentioned that these (higher-ranked) officers'-pattern, 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: 'Major des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99' (part of the '1.Gebirgs-Division')!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Major des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99\' The truly attractive - and actually scarcely found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues and were with certainty intended and worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10,3 cms. in length each and show a matching set of (neatly golden-toned, regular-sized- and/or identical) '9'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') period-attached. All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should also be mentioned that these (higher-ranked) officers'-pattern, 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: 'Major des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99' (part of the '1.Gebirgs-Division')!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Major des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99\' The truly attractive - and actually scarcely found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type (I deem dress- ie. 'Ausgeh'-pattern) shoulderboards and have the (bright) silverish-coloured 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues and were with certainty intended - and worn! - as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and show a matching set of (minimally tarnished, golden-toned, larger-sized- and/or identical) '9'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') period-attached denoting the fairly high-rank of: 'Major'. All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the truly 'shiny'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was with certainty intended to be used on a dress-tunic (ie. 'Waffenrock'). The set comes with a pair of silver-coloured, so-called: 'Schraubköpfe' (ie. 'screw-on'-buttons) attached. It should also be mentioned that these (higher-ranked) officers'-pattern, 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. This attractive pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found together with the pair of dress-collar-tabs I offer under number #53220: both sets originated from the same 'Major' who used these and after that stored them as such for decades. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged an: 'Oberstleutnant des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99' (part of the '1.Gebirgs-Division')!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99\' The truly attractive - and actually not that easily found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver toned (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued') 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues and were with certainty intended - and worn! - as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and show a matching set of (minimally tarnished, golden-toned, smaller-sized- and/or identical) '9'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and a pair of (larger-sized, golden-toned and somewhat tarnished) pips period-attached denoting the rank of: 'Oberleutnant' (ie. lieutnant first-class). All six devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was with certainty intended to be used on a regular, front-used tunic. It should also be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged an: 'Oberleutnant des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99' (part of the '1. Gebirgs-Division')!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberstleutnant des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99\' The truly attractive - and actually scarcely found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. clearly 'sub-dued'-type- and fairly darkened) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues and were with certainty intended - and worn! - as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each and show a matching set of (neatly golden-toned, smaller-sized- and/or identical) '9'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and nicely golden-toned (and unusually glass-based!) pips, period-attached denoting the fairly high-rank of 'Oberstleutnant' (or: lieutnant-colonel). All six devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should also be mentioned that these (higher-ranked) officers'-pattern, 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. This attractive pair - that came with a pair of silver-toned 'screw-on'-buttons (ie. 'Schraubknöpfe') period-attached - originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found together with the similar pair I offer under number #52964: both pairs originated from the same 'Oberstleutnant' who used these and after that stored them as such for decades. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged an: 'Oberstleutnant des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99' (part of the '1.Gebirgs-Division')!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberstleutnant des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99\' The truly attractive - and actually scarcely found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. clearly 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues and were with certainty intended - and worn! - as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 12 cms. in length each and show a matching set of (somewhat tarnished, golden-toned, larger-sized- and/or identical) '9'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and nicely golden-toned (and smaller-sized) pips, period-attached denoting the fairly high-rank of 'Oberstleutnant' (or: lieutnant-colonel). All six devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should also be mentioned that these (higher-ranked) officers'-pattern, 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. This attractive pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found together with the similar pair I offer under number #52962: both pairs originated from the same 'Oberstleutnant' who used these and after that stored them as such for decades. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged an: 'Oberstleutnant des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99' (part of the '1.Gebirgs-Division')!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann des Infanterie-Regiments 78\' The attractive - and just moderately used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - shoulderboards are typical, \'text-book\'-examples of the Heeres\'-type, officers\'-pattern shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type-) \'upperdecks\': they were most certainly once tunic-attached and show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the \'smooth-type\'- ie. \'moleskin-type\'-wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended (and used!) as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 12 cms. in length each and show and show each a (fully matching, golden-toned, larger-sized and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'7\'- and/or: \'0\'-cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\') period-attached: next to this does the pair show two matching sets of (golden-bronze-toned, larger-sized- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures) denoting that the officer who wore this set held the rank of: \'Hauptmann\' (ie. captain) who served within the: \'Infanterie-Regiment 78\'. All eight devices show some age and/or staining and are a bit tarnished over the years (as can be seen on the pictures. Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type \'upperdecks\' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular \'front-tunic\': it came together with the other \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair that I offer under number: 59447: both pairs once belonged to the same officer who kept and stored these pieces for decades. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: \'Hauptmann des Infanterie-Regiments 78\' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Major des Infanterie-Regiments 78\' The attractive - and just moderately used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - shoulderboards are typical, \'text-book\'-examples of the Heeres\'-type, officers\'-pattern shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type-) \'upperdecks\': they were most certainly once tunic-attached and show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the \'smooth-type\'- ie. \'moleskin-type\'-wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended (and used!) as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length each and show and show each a (fully matching, golden-toned, larger-sized and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'7\'- and/or: \'0\'-cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\') period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures) denoting that the officer who wore this set held the rank of: \'Major\' (ie. major) who served within the: \'Infanterie-Regiment 78\'. All four devices show some age and/or staining and are a bit tarnished over the years (as can be seen on the pictures. Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type \'upperdecks\' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular \'front-tunic\': it came together with the other \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair that I offer under number: 59446: both pairs once belonged to the same officer who kept and stored these pieces for decades. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: \'Major des Infanterie-Regiments 78\' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberstleutnant des Infanterie-Regiments 61\' The truly attractive - and actually not that easily found! - WH (Heeres) neatly 'cyphered' shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. clearly 'sub-dued'-type- and minimally darkened) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the typical 'smooth-type'-wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues and were with certainty intended - and worn! - as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length each and show a matching set of (neatly golden-toned, regular- ie. larger-sized- and/or identical) '6'- and/or '1'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and identically constructed pips, period-attached denoting the fairly high-rank of 'Oberstleutnant' (or: lieutnant-colonel). All six devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should also be mentioned that these (higher-ranked) officers'-pattern, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderboards are actually not that easily found. This attractive pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to 'Oberstleutnant des Infanterie-Regiments 61'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Major des des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 98\' The attractive - and neatly 'cyphered'! - shoulderboard-pair is piped in the neat, typical green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour and was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Major des des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 98' (or: major who served within within the army mountain-troops regiment, numbered: '98') and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The attractive shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type-, 'Gebirgsjäger'-related shoulderboards and have the (somewhat shiny) silver-coloured (ie. non-sub-dued-) 'upperdecks'. The boards show the desirable green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto their (functional) smaller-sized, officers'-type tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 9,6 cms. in length each and show two (fully matching) sets of golden-toned, smaller-sized and/or (I deem) 'Buntmetall'-based: '9'- and/or: '8'-numerals ie. cyphers (or: 'Ziffern') denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Major' (ie. major). All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (albeit minimally darkened) age-patina: of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the cyphers were attached BEFORE the boards were totally assembled (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows some regular age, wear and/or staining and does show some moth-damaged (only visible on the backs of the boards as can be seen on the pictures). The pair originates from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive, neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Major des des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 98'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Lehrabteilungs\' This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) 'cyphered', officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the neat bright-green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Lehrabteilungs' (or: leutnant and presumably instructor who served within an infantry- ie. rifle-related-, schooling-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- albeit never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The boards - which are executed in the typical 'smooth'-like- and/or bright-green-coloured wool (aka 'moleskin'-wool) measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each and have the silver-greyish-coloured- ie. truly sub-dued 'upperdecks'. The boards never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show a matching pair of ('Gothic'-styled-, regular-sized-, neatly golden-toned- and/or I deem 'Buntmetall'-based-) so-called: 'L'-cyphers attached (which devices are very detailed and/or pronounced as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was presumably issued but simply never worn nor mounted onto a tunic. This particular shoulderboard-pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive, officers'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Leutnant eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Lehrabteilungs'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' The attractive - and clearly used- ie. tunic-removed - pair is piped in the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour and has a secondary, greyish-blue- (ie. \'grauer\'-) coloured branchcolour attached: as such, the pair was - I deem - intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' (or: reserve lieutnant first-class who served within an army-related signals-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and worn- and or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the greyish-blue- (ie. \'grauer\'-) coloured, \'smooth-type\' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly \'shiny\' appearance of the \'upperdecks\' is fully present and/or preserved and therefore I deem it a typical pair that was worn on a dress-tunic (or: \'Waffenrock\'). The pair shows a matching pair of (identical-, larger-sized- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based) pips attached denoting the officers-rank of: \'Oberleutnant\'). The boards - which measure approximately 11,6 cms. in length each - are just a tiny bit \'tarnished\' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - officers\'-pattern, \'Heeres\'-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Nachrichten-Abteilungs\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'high-ranked\'-officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberstleutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' The truly attractive - and actually not that easily found! - WH (Heeres) \'high-ranked\'-officers\'-type shoulderboards are typical, \'text-book\'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers\'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. clearly \'sub-dued\'-type- and minimally darkened) \'upperdecks\': they were with certainty issued and worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the typical \'smooth-type\'-wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto their functiona (and typical smaller-sized) tongues as worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 12 cms. in length each and show a matching set of (neatly golden-toned, regular- ie. larger-sized- and/or identical) pips, period-attached denoting the fairly high-rank of: \'Oberstleutnant\' (or: lieutnant-colonel). Both devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat \'sub-dued\'-type \'upperdecks\' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular \'front-used\'-tunic. It should also be mentioned that these (higher-ranked) officers\'-pattern, \'Jäger- o. Gebirgjäger\'-related shoulderboards are actually not that easily found. This attractive pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: \'Oberstleutnant eines Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'M36 o. M40\'-type collar-patches (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') as piped in the golden-yellow-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Regiments\' This is a fully matching - and actually not that easily found! - pair of - I deem - early- (ie. mid-) war-period, WH (Heeres) 'M36 o. M40'-type collar-patches (ie. 'Einheitskragenspiegel') as piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly used by! - a: 'Soldat eines Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Regiments' (or: simple soldier who served within a cavalry ie. reconnaissance unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued-, used and most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The tabs have the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour signifying that they were intended for a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within a cavalry ie. reconnaissance unit ie. regiment. The tabs are nicely 'pre-mounted' ie. machine-stitched onto a dark-green-coloured- and/or typical 'smooth' woolen-based background as more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair does show the neat, beige-white-coloured 'buckram'-based backings as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat 'M36'-type collar-tab-pair in one of the most desirable branchcolours ie. 'Waffenfarben' of the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht': I deem that this neat - and scarcely found! - 'Kragensiegel'-pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'M36- o. M40\'-type\'- and neatly \'cyphered\' EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Wehr-Ersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises IX\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-war) period- (ie. \'M36- o. M40\'-type\'- and/or rounded styled) neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des des Wehr-Ersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises IX\' (or simple soldier who was part of the recruitment-troops within the area of: \'Wehrkreis XI\' being a larger area situated in the provinces Hessen and Thüringen and of which its staff was residing in the town of Kassel) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps show some moderate age and/or wear and have the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\': they do show as stated above the bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping. The shoulderstraps come mounted onto their period tongues attached, something that is actually quite unusual. The straps - which measure both approximately 10,8 cms. in length each - show the neatly embroidered (by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\') and Roman-styled \'IX\'-numerals ie. \'Ziffern\' (which are executed in orange-coloured stitching) denoting that it was a pair that was intended for a soldier who was attached to the: \'Wehr-Ersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises IX\'. The straps - that originate from my private shoulderstrap-collection - show some obvious age and/or wear and one of the straps shows a tiny moth-hole (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very decorative and/or fully \'text-book\' and actually not that often encountered! - \'Heeres\'-type, \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Soldat des des Wehrersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises IX\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'M36- o.M40\'-type\'- and neatly \'cyphered\' EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Wehr-Ersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises IX\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-war) period- (ie. \'M36- o. M40\'-type\'- and/or rounded styled) neatly \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des des Wehr-Ersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises IX\' (or simple soldier who was part of the recruitment-troops within the area of: \'Wehrkreis XI\' being a larger area situated in the provinces Hessen and Thüringen and of which its staff was residing in the town of Kassel) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The neat straps do simply show no age nor wear whatsoever and have the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and do show as stated above the bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping. The shoulderstraps never had tongues attached and were pieces that were intended to be worn as a pair of the \'sew-in type\' (I deem that it was a typical pair that was to be used on a dress-tunic or: \'Waffenrock\'). The straps - which measure both approximately 13 cms. in length each - show the neatly embroidered (by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\') the Roman-styled \'IX\'-numerals ie. \'Ziffern\' (which are executed in orange-coloured stitching) denoting that it was a pair that was intended for a soldier who was attached to the: \'Wehr-Ersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises IX\'. The straps were simply never used and originate from the leftovers of an old tailor-shop: the pair shows some obvious storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very decorative and/or fully \'text-book\' and actually not that often encountered! - \'Heeres\'-type, \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Soldat des des Wehrersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises IX\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'M36\'-type collar-patches (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') as piped in the bright-pink-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\' This is a fully matching - and actually not that easily found! - pair of (I deem early- ie. pre-war-period) WH (Heeres) 'M36'-type collar-patches (ie. 'Einheitskragenspiegel') as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: 'Soldat der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen' (or soldier ie. NCO who served within an army tank- ie. tank-destroyer-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- albeit never tunic-attached-), condition. The tabs have the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour signifying that they were intended for a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within an army tank(destroyer)-unit. The tabs are nicely 'pre-mounted' ie. machine-stitched onto a dark-green-coloured- and/or typical 'smooth' woolen-based background as more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair does show the neat, beige-coloured 'buckram'-based backings as is more often encountered. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat 'M36'-type collar-tab-pair in one of the most desirable branchcolours ie. 'Waffenfarben' of the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht': I deem that this neat pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'M41 o. M43\'-pattern, \'standard-issue\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Nachrichten-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - and nowadays not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type, so-called: 'M41 o. M43'-pattern shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterklappen für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as piped in the typical bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Nachrichten-Regiments o. Abteilungs' (or: senior-NCO who served within an army signals'-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit just moderately used-, worn- and/or: most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The truly attractive straps - which measure approximately 11,2 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. Next to this, they show two (fully matching) sets of (silver-coloured, regular-sized- and/or zinc-based) sets of pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps were only minimally used- and/or worn and do show some moderate staining and/or age simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). They come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard'-type- and/or siverish-coloured- (ie. non-'sub-dued'-pattern) 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel' (ie. sergeant first-class). Simply a very attractive, mid- (ie. later-) war-period shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Nachrichten-Regiments o. Abteilungs' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'M43\'-pattern shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unterwachtmeister eines Sturm-Art.-Abts o. Rgts.\' and that comes with a pair of regimental-indicator \'Laschen\' attached This is a very attractive pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type, so-called: 'M43'-pattern shoulderstraps as piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an: 'Unterwachtmeister o. Unteroffizier eines Sturm-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: junior NCO who served within a motorised artillery unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and/or: most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The truly attractive straps - which are approximately 10,5 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. Next to this they show a (matching) pair of bright-yellow-coloured so-called: regimental-indicator 'Laschen' attached (something that is scarcely seen!). The straps were only moderately used- and/or worn and do show some moderate staining and/or age simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). They come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard'-type- and/or silver-coloured- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-pattern-) 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid attached, denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Unterwachtmeister o. Unteroffizier eines Sturm-Artillerie-Abteilung o. Regiments'. This neat pair originates from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands: it can excellently be used to complete or restore a WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Sturmgeschütze'- (ie. wrap-around-) tunic. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Unterwachtmeister eines Sturm-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'M43\'-pattern shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' and that comes as recently found This is an attractive pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern shoulderstraps as piped in the typical white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' (or: senior-NCO who served within an infantry-regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used-, worn- and/or: most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The truly attractive straps - which are approximately 12,2 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the \'standard-type\'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and show the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. Next to this, they show two (matching) sets of (fully matching, silver-coloured, regular-sized- and/or zinc-based) sets of pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps were only minimally used- and/or worn and do show some moderate staining and/or age simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). They come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and have the neat \'standard\'-type- and/or somewhat bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. typical \'sub-dued\'-pattern) \'Heeres\'-type NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs\'-rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\' (ie. sergeant first-class). Simply a very attractive, mid- (ie. later-) war-period shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'M43\'-pattern, EM-shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm-)Art.-Abts o. Rgts.\' and that comes with a single so-called: regimental-indicator \'Lasche\' period-attached This is a truly attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type, so-called: 'M43'-pattern shoulderstraps as piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: simple soldier who served within a motorised artillery-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and/or: most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The truly attractive straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. Next to this, does one of the straps show a red-, blue- and white-coloured, so-called: regimental-indicator 'Lasche' period-attached (something that is with certainty scarcely seen). The straps were only moderately used- and/or worn and do show some moderate staining and/or age simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongues. This neat pair originates from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands: it can excellently be used to complete or restore a WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Sturmgeschütze'- (ie. wrap-around-) tunic. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\'-related, so-called: regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Schulterstück-Übershuben\') as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Panzer-Regiments 100\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\'-related, so-called: regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Schulterstück-Übershuben\') as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Panzer-Regiments 100\' (or: soldier ie. NCO who served within an army tank-regiment, numbered \'100\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never worn- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The attractive pair is neatly \'machine-stitched\'-embroidered (by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\') in bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured wool onto a black-coloured background and is as such a pair that was specifically intended for usage onto the black-coloured shoulderstraps (ie. in conjunction with the black-coloured, so-called: \'Panzer wrap-around\'-tunics). The neat pair only shows some storage-age only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive pair of \'Panzer\'-related \'Schulterstück-Übershuben\' that is I deem accordingly priced: great to \'decorate\' any pair of pink-piped \'Heeres-Panzer\'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\'-related, so-called: regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Schulterstück-Übershuben\') as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Panzer-Regiments 100\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\'-related, so-called: regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Schulterstück-Übershuben\') as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Panzer-Regiments 100\' (or: soldier ie. NCO who served within an army tank-regiment, numbered \'100\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never worn- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The attractive pair is neatly \'machine-stitched\'-embroidered (by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\') in bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured wool onto a black-coloured background and is as such a pair that was specifically intended for usage onto the black-coloured shoulderstraps (ie. in conjunction with the black-coloured, so-called: \'Panzer wrap-around\'-tunics). The neat pair only shows some storage-age only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive pair of \'Panzer\'-related \'Schulterstück-Übershuben\' that is I deem accordingly priced: great to \'decorate\' any pair of pink-piped \'Heeres-Panzer\'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41/M43\'-) -pattern, EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the light-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat einer Nachschub-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - just moderately used and/or fully matching! - pair of \'standard-issued\', WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41/M43\'-) pattern enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the light-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: \'Soldat einer Nachschub-Abteilungs\' (or: simply soldier who served within an army transport unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The straps - which are both approximately 11,5 cms. sized in length - have the \'standard-pattern\' and/or: field-grey-coloured, woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and have as stated above the desirable \'silk-like\'-type- and/or light-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair comes mounted onto its original tongues and does just show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a an attractive early- (ie. mid-) war-period, \'Heeres\' EM-type, \'Nachschub\'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Soldat einer Nachschub-Abteilungs\'\': I deem that I have priced this attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41/M43\'-) -pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the light-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel einer Nachschub-Abteilungs\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of \'standard-issued\' WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41/M43\'-) -pattern NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the light-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel einer Nachschub-Abteilungs\' (or: NCO ie. sergeant who served within an army transport unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The straps - which are both approximately 11cms. sized in length - have the \'standard-pattern\' and/or: field-grey-coloured, woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and have as stated above the desirable \'silk-like\'-type- and/or light-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (\'standard\'-issue-pattern) silverish-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each a (regular-sized- and aluminium-based) pip, period-attached denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO holding the rank of: \'Feldwebel\'. Both devices were with certainty period-attached and do show some regular age and/or tarnish. The pair comes mounted onto its original tongues and does just show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a an attractive early- (ie. mid-) war-period, \'Heeres\' NCO-type, \'Nachschub\'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Feldwebel einer Nachschub-Abteilungs\'\': I deem that I have priced this attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41/M43\'-) -pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of \'standard-issued\' WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41/M43\'-) -pattern NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' (or: NCO ie. sergeant who served within an infantry-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The straps - which are both approximately 11,4 cms. sized in length - have the \'standard-pattern\' and/or: field-grey-coloured, woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and have as stated above the desirable \'silk-like\'-type- and/or white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (\'standard\'-issue-pattern) bluish-grey-coloured (and neatly \'sub-dued\') NCO-braid attached and have each a (regular-sized- and aluminium-based) pip, period-attached denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO holding the rank of: \'Feldwebel\'. Both devices were with certainty period-attached and do show some regular age and/or tarnish. The pair comes mounted onto its original tongues and does just show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive early- (ie. mid-) war-period, \'Heeres\' NCO-type, \'Infanterie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\': I deem that I have priced this attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41/M43\'-) -pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of \'standard-issued\' WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41/M43\'-) -pattern NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' (or: NCO ie. sergeant who served within an infantry-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The straps - which are both approximately 11 cms. sized in length - have the \'standard-pattern\' and/or: field-grey-coloured, woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and have as stated above the desirable \'silk-like\'-type- and/or white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (\'standard\'-issue-pattern) bluish-grey-coloured (and neatly \'sub-dued\') NCO-braid attached and have each a (regular-sized- and aluminium-based) pip, period-attached denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO holding the rank of: \'Feldwebel\'. Both devices were with certainty period-attached and do show some regular age and/or tarnish. The pair comes mounted onto its original tongues and does just show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive early- (ie. mid-) war-period, \'Heeres\' NCO-type, \'Infanterie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\': I deem that I have priced this attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41/M43\'-) -pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of \'standard-issued\' WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41/M43\'-) -pattern NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' (or: NCO ie. sergeant who served within an infantry-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The straps - which are both approximately 10,6cms. sized in length - have the \'standard-pattern\' and/or: field-grey-coloured, woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and have as stated above the desirable \'silk-like\'-type- and/or white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (\'standard\'-issue-pattern) bluish-grey-coloured (and neatly \'sub-dued\') NCO-braid attached and have each a (regular-sized- and aluminium-based) pip, period-attached denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO holding the rank of: \'Feldwebel\'. Both devices were with certainty period-attached and do show some regular age and/or tarnish. The pair comes mounted onto its original tongues and does just show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive early- (ie. mid-) war-period, \'Heeres\' NCO-type, \'Infanterie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\': I deem that I have priced this attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41/M43\'-) -pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white-coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Uffz. eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of \'standard-issued\' WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41/M43\'-) -pattern NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier eines Infanterie-Regiments\' (or: junior-NCO ie. who served within an infantry-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The straps - which are both approximately 11,8 cms. sized in length - have the \'standard-pattern\' and/or: field-grey-coloured, woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and have as stated above the desirable \'silk-like\'-type- and/or white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (\'standard\'-issue-pattern) silverish-grey-coloured NCO-braid attached denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO holding the rank of an: \'Unteroffizier\'. The pair comes mounted onto its original tongues and does just show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive early- (ie. mid-) war-period, \'Heeres\' NCO-type, \'Infanterie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: \'Unteroffizier eines Infanterie-Regiments\': I deem that I have priced this attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41/M43\'-) -pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white-coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is a truly attractive - just moderately used and/or fully matching! - pair of \'standard-issued\' WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41/M43\'-) -pattern NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier eines Infanterie-Regiments\' (or: junior-NCO ie. who served within an infantry-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The straps - which are both approximately 11 cms. sized in length - have the \'standard-pattern\' and/or: field-grey-coloured, woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and have as stated above the desirable \'silk-like\'-type- and/or white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (\'standard\'-issue- ie. early \'dotted\'-pattern) silverish-grey-coloured NCO-braid attached denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO holding the rank of an: \'Unteroffizier\'. The pair comes mounted onto its original tongues and does just show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive early- (ie. mid-) war-period, \'Heeres\' NCO-type, \'Infanterie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: \'Unteroffizier eines Infanterie-Regiments\': I deem that I have priced this attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. mid-war-) period- (ie. \'M41/M43\'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the black-coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and/or used by! - an: \'Uffz. der Pionier-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - I deem early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. 'M41/M43'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the desirable, black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and/or clearly used by! - an: 'Unteroffizier der Pionier-Truppen' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army engineers'-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are of the early- ie. mid-war- ie. so-called: 'M41/M43'-type - have the field-grey-coloured 'upperdecks' and have the neat, black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The tongues are naturally also present. The straps - which are regular-sized- and measure approximately 11,8 cms. in length each - show the neat, somewhat shiny and/or silver-coloured- ('standard'-pattern- ie. 'Heeres-type'-) NCO-braid attached denoting the NCO's rank of: 'Unteroffizier'. The pair on offer here just shows some minimal age, wear and or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and fully 'text-book'! - 'M41/M43'-pattern 'Unteroffizier der Pioniere'-shoulderstrap-pair that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period, \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern (pointed-styled!) and generic-pattern, \'cyphered\' EM-type shoulderstraps for a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 31\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. evt. pre-) war-period, \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern (pointed-styled!) and generic-pattern, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps (being a pair having no branchcolour as per regulation) as was intended for - and clearly used by! - a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 31\' (or: simple soldier who served within the infantry-regiment ie. unit numbered: \'31\') and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn- and/or: clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which measure both approximately 11,7 cms. in length - are void of any damage or alike (just some regular age- and/or usage is visible) and have the \'standard-pattern\' and/or: darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and have as stated above no piping nor branchcolour attached: they are of the \'generic pattern\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Both shoulderstraps show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\') \'3\'- and/or \'1\'- numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\'). Both \'cyphers\' are executed in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected. The pair comes naturally mounted onto its original (but somewhat smaller-made) tongues attached and does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular shoulderstrap-pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site and shows - as stated above - just minimal usage ie. wear. Simply a nice and just minimally used and/or worn - and quite early- (ie. evt. pre-war-) period, \'Heeres\' EM-type, shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 31\': I deem that I have priced this neat \'Infanterie\'-related EM-pair, accordingly!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period, \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern (pointed-styled!) and generic-pattern, \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps for an: \'Unterfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 39\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. evt. pre-) war-period, \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern (pointed-styled!) and generic-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps (being a pair having no branchcolour as per regulation) as was intended for - and clearly used by! - an: \'Unterfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 39\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the infantry-regiment ie. unit numbered: \'39\') and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn- and/or: clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which measure both approximately 11,5 cms. in length - are void of any damage or alike (just some regular age- and/or usage is visible) and have the \'standard-pattern\' and/or: darker-green-coloured- and/or (smooth)woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and have as stated above no piping nor branchcolour attached: they are of the \'generic pattern\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Both shoulderstraps show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\') \'3\'- and/or \'9\'- numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\'). Both \'cyphers\' are executed in the beige-white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected. The pair comes naturally mounted onto its original tongues attached and does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular shoulderstrap-pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site and shows - as stated above - just minimal usage ie. wear. Simply a nice and just minimally used and/or worn - and quite early- (ie. evt. pre-war-) period, \'Heeres\' NCO-type, shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: \'Unterfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 39\': I deem that I have priced this neat \'Infanterie\'-related NCO-pair, accordingly!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period, \'M36\'-pattern (pointed-styled!) and generic-pattern, \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 101\' This is a neat - just minimally used and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period, \'M36\'-pattern (pointed-styled!) and generic-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps (being a pair having no branchcolour as per regulation) as was intended for - and clearly used by! - a: \'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 101\' (or: sergeant who served within the infantry-regiment ie. unit numbered: \'101\') and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn- and/or: clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The neat - and somewhat broader-sized straps - which measure both approximately 10 cms. in length each - are totally void of any damage and have the \'standard-pattern\' and/or: darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and have as stated above no piping nor branchcolour attached: they are of the \'generic pattern\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (standard-pattern) bright-silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each a (fully matching) set of (early-pattern, larger-sized, silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based) double \'1\'- and/or \'0\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') and a pair of (aluminium-based and regular-sized) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: \'Feldwebel\' (ie. sergeant). All eight devices were with certainty period-attached and do just show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish. The pair comes naturally mounted onto its original tongues and does just show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular shoulderstrap-pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site and shows - as stated above - moderate usage ie. wear. Simply a nice and moderately used and/or worn - and quite early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'Heeres\' NCO-type, shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to \'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 101\': I deem that I have priced this attractive \'Infanterie\'-pair accordingly!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period, \'M36\'-pattern (pointed-styled- and neatly \'cyphered\') so-called: EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 12\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period, 'M36'-pattern (pointed-styled), 'cyphered' enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps (being a pair having no branchcolour ie. piping as per regulation) as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 12' (or: simple soldier who served within the artillery-regiment, numbered: '12') and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 11,9 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: dark-green-coloured- and woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have as stated above no piping nor branchcolour attached: they are of the 'generic pattern' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the neat, bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or machine-embroidered: '1'- and/or: '2'-numerals (which are executed in so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' as to be expected). The pair comes mounted onto its original tongues and does just show some moderate age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and I deem quite early- (ie. pre- or early-war-) period - 'Heeres' EM-type, shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 12': I deem that I have priced this very attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period, \'M36\'-pattern (pointed-styled- and neatly \'cyphered\') so-called: EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 45\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period, 'M36'-pattern (pointed-styled), 'cyphered' enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps (being a pair having no branchcolour ie. piping as per regulation) as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 45' (or: simple soldier who served within the artillery-regiment, numbered: '45') and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 11 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: dark-green-coloured- and woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have as stated above no piping nor branchcolour attached: they are of the 'generic pattern' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the neat, bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or machine-embroidered: '4'- and/or: '5'-numerals (which are executed in so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' as to be expected). The pair comes mounted onto its original tongues and does just show some moderate age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and I deem quite early- (ie. pre- or early-war-) period - 'Heeres' EM-type, shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 45': I deem that I have priced this very attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period, \'M36\'-pattern (pointed-styled- and neatly \'cyphered\') so-called: EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 70\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period, 'M36'-pattern (pointed-styled), 'cyphered' enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps (being a pair having no branchcolour ie. piping as per regulation) as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 70' (or: simple soldier who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: '70') and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 12,4 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: dark-green-coloured- and woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have as stated above no piping nor branchcolour attached: they are of the 'generic pattern' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the neat, (stained) white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured and/or machine-embroidered: '7'- and/or: '0'-numerals (which are executed in so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' as to be expected). The pair comes mounted onto its original tongues and does just show some moderate age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and I deem quite early- (ie. pre- or early-war-) period - 'Heeres' EM-type, shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 70': I deem that I have priced this very attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period, \'M36\'-pattern (pointed-styled- and neatly \'cyphered\') so-called: NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Nachrichten-Regiments 41\' This is an attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period, \'M36\'-pattern (pointed-styled and neatly \'cyphered\') NCO-type shoulderstraps (being a pair having no branchcolour ie. piping as per regulation) as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier des Nachrichten-Regiments 41\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the army-signals-regiment, numbered: \'41\') and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 11 cms. sized in length - have the \'standard-pattern\' and/or: dark-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and have as stated above no piping nor branchcolour attached: they are of the \'generic pattern\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (\'standard\'- ie. early \'dotted\'-pattern), silver-coloured NCO-braid period-attached. Moreover, do they show the neat, bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelbener\'-) coloured and/or machine-embroidered: \'4\'- and/or: \'1\'-numerals (ie. cyphers or: \'Ziffern\' (which are executed in so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\' as to be expected). The pair comes mounted onto its original tongues and does just show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and I deem quite early- (ie. pre- or early-war-) period - \'Heeres\' NCO-type, shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: \'Unteroffizier des Nachrichten-Regiments 41\': I deem that I have priced this attractive - and desirable! - pair, accordingly!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period, \'M36\'-pattern (pointed-styled- and/or neatly \'cyphered\') EM-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 68\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period, so-called: 'M36'-pattern (pointed-styled), 'cyphered' enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps (being a pair having no branchcolour ie. piping as per regulation) as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 68' (or: simple soldier who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: '68') and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 11,6 cms. sized in length as more often - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: darker-green-coloured- (woolen-based) 'upperdecks' and have as stated above no piping nor branchcolour attached: they are of the 'generic pattern' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the neat, white-coloured and/or machine-embroidered: '6'- and '8'-numerals ie. 'Ziffern' (which are both executed in so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' as to be expected). The pair comes mounted onto its original tongues and does show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and quite early- (ie. pre-) war-period, 'Heeres' EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 68': I deem that I have priced this attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern) neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 12\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern), neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 12\' (or: sergeant who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: \'12\') and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 11,2 cms. sized in length - have the \'standard-pattern\', field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and shows the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (\'standard-pattern\'), bright-silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and show each the handembroidered \'1\'- and ‘2’-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') and two (regular-sized- and ‘Buntmetall’-based) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: \'Feldwebel\' (ie. sergeant). Both devices do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is (I deem) a non- \'standard-issued\'- (ie. privately-purchased!) pair. The pair came with a set of pebbled-style buttons attached and comes mounted onto its functional (but small-sized) tongues and does show some minimal age-, wear and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). These type of shoulderstraps are of the fairly early-war-period pattern straps and were worn in the period around 1939/1940 (and were \'worn-out\' even during the rest of the war). This particular pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - \'cyphered\', \'Infanterie\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 12\': I deem that I priced this attractive pair according to its nice and fully untouched condition!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern) neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 4\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern), neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 4\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: \'4\') and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 11,2 cms. sized in length - have the \'standard-pattern\', dark-green-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and shows the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (\'standard-pattern\'), bright-silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and show each a pair of (larger-sized- and/or ‘Buntmetall-based) \'4\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') and four (regular-sized- and also ‘Buntmetall’-based) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\' (ie. sergeant first-class). All six devices do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is clearly a \'standard-issued\'- (ie. non-privately-purchased!) pair. It comes mounted onto its functional tongues and does show some minimal age-, wear and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). These type of shoulderstraps are of the fairly early-war-period pattern straps and were worn in the period around 1939/1940 (and were \'worn-out\' even during the rest of the war). This particular pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - \'cyphered\', \'Infanterie\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 4\': I deem that I priced this attractive pair according to its very nice and fully untouched condition!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern) neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 82\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern), neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 82\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: \'82\') and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 12,2 cms. sized in length - have the \'standard-pattern\', dark-green-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and shows the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (\'standard-pattern\'), bright-silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and show each a pair of (larger-sized- and/or aluminium-based) \'8\'- and/or \'2\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') and four (regular-sized- and also aluminium-based) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\' (ie. sergeant first-class). All eight devices do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is clearly a \'standard-issued\'- (ie. non-privately-purchased!) pair. It comes mounted onto its functional tongues and does show some minimal age-, wear and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). These type of shoulderstraps are of the fairly early-war-period pattern straps and were worn in the period around 1939/1940 (and were \'worn-out\' even during the rest of the war). This particular pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - \'cyphered\', \'Infanterie\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 82\': I deem that I priced this attractive pair according to its very nice and fully untouched condition!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern) \'cyphered\' EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Divisionsstabs des 22. Infanterie-Divisions\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually rarely found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period (ie. 'M36 o. 40'-pattern), neatly 'cyphered' enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Divisionsstabs des 22. Infanterie-Divisions' (or: simple soldier who served within the divisional-headquarters of the 22nd infantry-division) and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and carefully 'cut-off'-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 11,4 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern', dark-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and shows the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the neat machine-embroidered by means of white-coloured 'Kurbelstickerei' (Gothic-styled, larger-sized) so-called: 'D'-cyphers and '2'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') denoting that the pair was intended for a soldat serving within the: 'Divisionsstabs des 22. Infanterie-Divisions'. The pair comes without tongues (it was carefully 'cut-off a tunic') and does show some minimal age-, wear and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). These type of shoulderstraps are of the fairly early-war-period pattern straps and were worn in the period around 1939/1940 (and were 'worn-out' even during the rest of the war). This particular pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was found together with the neat NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair I offer under nr. #57654: both pairs originated from the same soldier ie. NCO who kept and stored these pairs for decades. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - 'cyphered', 'Infanterie'-related EM-type shoulderstrap-pair: I deem that I priced this attractive pair according to its very nice and untouched condition!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel der Divisionsstabs des 22. Infanterie-Divisions\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period (ie. 'M36 o. 40'-pattern), neatly 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel der Divisionsstabs des 22. Infanterie-Divisions' (or: sergeant who served within the divisional-headquarters of the 22nd infantry-division) and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 10,5 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern', dark-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and shows the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the ('standard-early-pattern'), bright-silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and show each a: (Gothic-styled, smaller-sized- and/or I deem 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'D'-cypher, a set of four (zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based- and smaller-sized) '2'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and two (regular-sized- and aluminium-based) pips attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). All eight devices do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is entirely based of so-called: 'boiled wool' and is in my opinion a typical 'tailor-made'-pair. It comes mounted onto its functional tongues and does show some minimal age-, wear and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). These type of shoulderstraps are of the fairly early-war-period pattern straps and were worn in the period around 1939/1940 (and were 'worn-out' even during the rest of the war). This particular pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was found together with the neat EM-type shoulderstrap-pair I offer under nr. #57655: both pairs originated from the same soldier ie. NCO who kept and stored these pairs for decades. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - 'cyphered', 'Infanterie'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair: I deem that I priced this attractive pair according to its very nice and untouched condition!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel der Divisionsstabs des 44. Infanterie-Divisions\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period (ie. 'M36 o. 40'-pattern), neatly 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel der Divisionsstabs des 44. Infanterie-Divisions' (or: sergeant who served within the divisional-headquarters of the 44th infantry-division) and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 11,7 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern', dark-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and shows the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the ('standard-pattern'), bright-silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and show each a (Gothic-styled, larger-sized- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'D'-cypher, two sets of (aluminum-based and older-styled) '4'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and single (also aluminium-based) pip each attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). All eight devices were (I deem) period-attached do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is of the 'standard-issued'-pattern and comes mounted onto its functional tongues: it does show some age-, wear and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). These type of shoulderstraps are of the fairly early-war-period pattern straps and were worn in the period around 1939/1940 (and were 'worn-out' even during the rest of the war). This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. 'cyphered'-shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - 'cyphered', 'Panzer- o. Panzerjäger'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair: I deem that I priced this attractive pair according to its very nice and totally untouched condition!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel der Divisionsstabs des I. Infanterie-Divisions\' This is an attractive - and/or matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period (ie. 'M36 o. 40'-pattern), neatly 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel der Divisionsstabs des I. Infanterie-Divisions' (or: sergeant who served within the divisional-headquarters of the first infantry-division) and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 11,5 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern'- and/or: dark-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and shows the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the ('standard-pattern'), bright-silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each a (smaller-sized- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based-), Gothic-styled: 'D'-cypher, equally styled '1'-numeral (ie. 'Ziffer') and single pip each period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). All six devices were (I deem) period-attached do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is of the 'standard-issued'-pattern and never had tongues attached: the pair was clearly used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern and does show some age-, wear and/or minimal staining: moreover, does it show some stitching-remains with which it was once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a nice and only moderately used and/or worn - and quite early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'Heeres' NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel der Divisionsstabs des I. Infanterie-Divisions': I deem that this attractive early-period- and neatly 'cyphered'-pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Stabsfeldwebel u. Mitgled des 89. Infanterie-Divisions\' This is an attractive - and/or matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period (ie. 'M36 o. 40'-pattern), neatly 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess u. Mitgled des 89. Infanterie-Divisions' (or: senior-sergeant who served within the 89th infantry-division) and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and clearly 'cut-off'-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 10,5 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern'- and/or: dark-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and shows the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the ('standard-pattern'), bright-silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each three (larger-sized- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based-) pips and equally styled '8'- and '9'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the (unusually seen!) rank of: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess' (ie. senior-sergeant). All ten devices were with certainty period-attached do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is of the 'standard-issued'-pattern and never had tongues attached: the pair was clearly used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern and does show some age-, wear and/or minimal staining: it has been clearly 'cut-off' a tunic (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a nice and only moderately used and/or worn - and quite early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'Heeres' NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Stabsfeldwebel u. Mitgled des 89. Infanterie-Divisions': I deem that this attractive early-period- and neatly 'cyphered'-pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Stabsfeldwebel u. Mitgled des 89. Infanterie-Divisions\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period (ie. 'M36 o. 40'-pattern), neatly 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess u. Mitgled des 89. Infanterie-Divisions' (or: senior-sergeant who served within the 89th infantry-division) and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 11,3 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern'- and/or: darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and shows the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the ('standard-pattern'), yellowish-golden-coloured (ie. somewhat sub-dued) NCO-braid attached and have each three (larger-sized- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based-) pips and equally styled (and early-pattern) '8'- and '9'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the (unusually seen!) rank of: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess' (ie. senior-sergeant). All ten devices were with certainty period-attached do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is of the 'standard-issued'-pattern and comes with its period tongues attached (which are unusually made of unlined wool: it does, moreover, show some age-, wear and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a nice and only moderately used and/or worn - and quite early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'Heeres' NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Stabsfeldwebel u. Mitgled des 89. Infanterie-Divisions': I deem that this attractive early-period- and neatly 'cyphered'-pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel der Divisionsstabs des 2. Infanterie-Divisions\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period (ie. 'M36 o. 40'-pattern), neatly 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel der Divisionsstabs des 2. Infanterie-Divisions' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the divisional-headquarters of the second infantry-division) and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 10,3 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern', dark-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and shows the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or typical woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the ('standard-early-pattern'), bright-silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and show each a: (Gothic-styled, smaller-sized- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'D'-cypher, a set of (also 'Buntmetall'-based-) '2'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and four (equally-styled- and smaller-sized-) pips attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel' (ie. sergeant first-class). All eight devices do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is of the 'standard-issued'-pattern and comes mounted onto its functional tongues: it does show some obvious age-, wear and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). These type of shoulderstraps are of the fairly early-war-period pattern straps and were worn in the period around 1939/1940 (and were 'worn-out' even during the rest of the war). This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. 'cyphered'-shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - 'cyphered', 'Infanterie'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair: I deem that I priced this attractive pair according to its very nice and untouched condition!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied der Generalstab o. Veterinär-Truppen\' This is a truly very attractive - fully matching and actually rarely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. 'M36 o. 40'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat - and unusually seen! - purple-red- (ie. 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied der Generalstab o. Veterinär-Truppen' (or: sergeant and member who served within the staff or veterinarian-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which are piped in the unusually seen purple-red- (ie. 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour - measure approximately 11,9 cms. in length each and have the woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps are fully 'text-book' in all facets and were just moderately used and/or worn. The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and show no defaults nor damage whatsoever: they show minimal age and/or staining caused by decades of storage and moderate wear. The straps show the bright silverish-coloured- (ie. 'standard-type') NCO-braid attached and shows one (aluminium-based) pip each attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). In any case is this a very attractive and/or early- (ie. pre-) war-period- and/or: 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied der Generalstab o. Veterinär-Truppen': with certainty is this one of the nicest such pairs in this particular rank ie. rarely seen branchcolour I did ever had on offer!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Stabsfeldwebel u. Mitglied einer Nachrichten-Regiments\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess u. Mitglied einer Nachrichten-Regiments\' (or: senior- ie. company-sergeant who served within an army signals-regiment) and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 11,7 cms. sized in length - have the \'standard-pattern\', darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and shows the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelbener\'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (\'standard-pattern\'), silverish-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each three (smaller-sized- and/or: alumium-based) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for a senior NCO with the (unusually seen!) rank of: \'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess\' (ie. senior- or: company-sergeant). All six devices were with certainty period-attached do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is of the \'standard-issued\'- (ie. non-tailor-made!) pattern and comes with its functional tongues attached: the pair does show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a nice and only moderately used and/or worn - and quite early- (ie. early-war-) period, \'Heeres\' NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Stabsfeldwebel u. Mitgled einer Nachrichten-Regiments\': I deem that this attractive early-period- and \'Nachrichten\'-related pair is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Stabsfeldwebel u. Mitglied eines Artillerie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. 'M36 o. 40'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess u. Mitglied eines Artillerie-Regiments' (or: senior- ie. company-sergeant who served within an artillery-regiment) and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 11,5 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern'- and/or: dark-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and shows the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the ('standard-pattern'), silverish-yellow-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each three (smaller-sized- and/or: alumium-based) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for a senior NCO with the (unusually seen!) rank of: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess' (ie. senior- or: company-sergeant). All six devices were with certainty period-attached do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is of the 'standard-issued'- (ie. non-tailor-made!) pattern and comes with its functional tongues attached: the pair does show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a nice and only moderately used and/or worn - and quite early- (ie. early-war-) period, 'Heeres' NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Stabsfeldwebel u. Mitgled eines Artillerie-Regiments': I deem that this attractive early-period- and 'Artillerie'-related pair is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern-) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Stabsfeldwebel u. Mitglied des Artillerie-Regiments 72\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. 'M36 o. 40'-pattern-) and neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess u. Mitglied des Artillerie-Regiments 72' (or: senior- ie. company-sergeant who served within the 72nd artillery-regiment) and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 11,2 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern'- and/or: dark-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and shows the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the ('standard-pattern'), bright-silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each three (smaller-sized- and/or: alumium-based) pips and an equally styled- (older pattern- and/or larger-sized) '7'- and/or '2'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for a senior NCO with the (unusually seen!) rank of: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess' (ie. senior- or: company-sergeant). All ten devices were with certainty period-attached do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is of the 'standard-issued'-pattern and comes with its functional tongues attached: the pair does show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a nice and only moderately used and/or worn - and quite early- (ie. early-war-) period, 'Heeres' NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Stabsfeldwebel u. Mitgled des Artillerie-Regiments 72': I deem that this attractive early-period- and neatly 'cyphered'-pair is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern-) \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Stabsfeldwebel u. Mitglied des 2. Artillerie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. 'M36 o. 40'-pattern-) neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess u. Mitglied des 2. Artillerie-Regiments' (or: senior- ie. company-sergeant who served within the 2nd artillery-regiment) and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 12 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern'- and/or: dark-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and shows the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the ('standard-pattern'), bright-silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each three (larger-sized- and/or: alumium-based-) pips and an equally styled- and larger-sized '2'-numeral (ie. 'Ziffer') period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for a senior NCO with the (unusually seen!) rank of: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess' (ie. senior- or: company-sergeant). All eight devices were with certainty period-attached do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is of the 'standard-issued'-pattern and comes with its functional tongues attached: the pair does show some age-, wear and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a nice and only moderately used and/or worn - and quite early- (ie. early-war-) period, 'Heeres' NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Stabsfeldwebel u. Mitgled des 2. Artillerie-Regiments': I deem that this attractive early-period- and neatly 'cyphered'-pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern-) \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberwachtmeister u. Mitglied des Artillerie-Regiments 95\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. 'M36 o. 40'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberwachtmeister o. Oberfeldwebel u. Mitglied des Artillerie-Regiments 95' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the artillery-regiment, numbered: '95') and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 12,6 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern'- and/or: dark-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and shows the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, do the shoulderstraps show the ('standard-pattern'), bright-silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each a pair of (matching, larger-sized- and/or aluminium-based) so-called: '9'- and '5'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and a pair of (equally-styled- and regular-sized-) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: 'Oberwachtmeister o. Oberfeldwebel' (ie. sergeant first-class). All eight devices do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is of the 'standard-issued'-pattern and comes mounted onto its functional tongues attached: the pair does show some age-, wear and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a nice and only moderately used and/or worn - and quite early- (ie. early-war-) period, 'Heeres' NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberwachtmeister o. Oberfeldwebel u. Mitglied des Artillerie-Regiments 95': I deem that this attractive early-period- and neatly 'cyphered'-pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type (pointed-style), \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied der (Artillerie) Waffenschule 1\' This is an attractive - fully matching and with certainty not that easily encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'M36'-type (pointed-style) 'cyphered'- and/or per regulation non-piped, NCO-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied der (Artillerie) Waffenschule 1' (or: sergeant who served within the army artillery, weapons-school numbered '1') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11 cms. sized in length each - have the 'standard'-pattern- and/or: darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have (of course) no piping (as per regulation). The straps - which have the silverish-coloured- and/or (early) 'standard'-pattern, NCO-braid attached show a (Gothic-styled, fully matching and - I deem - 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'WS'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') and two (equally-styled and smaller-sized) '1'-numerals and two pips period-attached (denoting the NCOs-rank ie. function of: a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied der (Artillerie) Waffenschule 1'). Both '1'-numerals do miss a prong but are nevertheless still firmly attached: the other devices retain all their prongs (as can be seen on the pictures).The straps - which come mounted on their functional tongues - show as stated above moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce' (even more so when they come as a matching pair!). This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied der (Artillerie) Waffenschule 1'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type (pointed-style), \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage an: \'Oberfeldwebel der Sanitäts-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'M36'-type (pointed-style) 'cyphered'- and/or per regulation non-piped, NCO-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel der Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: sergeant first-class ie. medical-orderly who served within the army medical-troops) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,6 cms. sized in length each - have the 'standard'-pattern- and/or: darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have (of course) no piping (as per regulation). The straps - which have the silverish-coloured- and/or (early) 'standard'-pattern, NCO-braid attached show a pair of (fully matching and - I deem - 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'Aesculapus'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') and four (equally-styled and regular-sized) pips period-attached (denoting the NCOs-rank ie. function of an: 'Oberfeldwebel u. Mitglied der Sanitäts-Truppen'). The straps - which come mounted on their functional tongues - show as stated above moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce' (even more so when they come as a matching pair!). This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for an: 'Oberfeldwebel der Sanitäts-Truppen'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type (rounded-style-) \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 100\' This is an attractive - and fully matching and actually not that often seen! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period- albeit privately purchased, 'M36'-type (rounded-style-) 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-green- (ie. grüner-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and clearly used by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 100' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the mountain-troops regiment numbered '100') and that comes in an overall nice (and IMO moderately used- ie. worn- and/or once tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are both approximately 11,7 cms. sized in length and are quite broad-sized (ie. having a width of 5,2 cms.) - have the 'standard-type' and/or: darker-green-coloured- and smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have as stated above the darker-green- (ie. grüner-) coloured and/or: rayon-based piping attached: I deem that the set was clearly a privately-purchased pair. Both pieces show the (older-style-, darker-silver-coloured- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) so-called: '100'-numerals and two pairs of (aluminium-based and identical-) pips period-attached, denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel'. Both straps - which come mounted on their typical tongues - show as stated above only minimal age and/or wear: they were moderately used but are fully undamaged (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and early- ie. pre-war-period - 'Heeres'- (ie. 'Gebirgsjäger'-)related and/or neatly 'cyphered' shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 100'. I deem that I have priced this very attractive, 'cyphered' shoulderstrap-pair according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and rounded-styled) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Pz- o. Panzerjäger-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is a very attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely found! - pair of \'standard-issued\'-pattern (ie. \'non-tailor-made\'!) WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'standard-issued\'- and rounded-styled (ie. \'non-tailor-made\'!) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Mannschaften des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: simple soldier who served within a tank- ie. anti-tank- or: tank-destroyers\' unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 12,1 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached. The straps come mounted onto their functional tongues as to be expected. The straps only show moderate wear and/or age and are just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - enlisted-mens\'-type, \'Panzer- o. Panzerjäger\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and rounded-styled) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Pz- o. Panzerjäger-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is a very attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely found! - pair of \'standard-issued\'-pattern (ie. \'non-tailor-made\'!) WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'standard-issued\'- and rounded-styled (ie. \'non-tailor-made\'!) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Mannschaften des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: simple soldier who served within a tank- ie. anti-tank- or: tank-destroyers\' unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured and/or typical woolen-type piping attached. The straps come mounted onto their functional tongues as to be expected. The straps only show moderate wear and/or age and are just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - enlisted-mens\'-type, \'Panzer- o. Panzerjäger\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36/M40\'-pattern, rounded-styled and \'cyphered\') NCO-type shoulderstraps for an: \'Oberfeldwebel der Sanitäts-Abteilungs des 5. Inf.-Div.\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. 'M36/M40'-pattern, rounded styled and neatly 'cyphered') NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for (and clearly used by!) an: 'Oberfeldwebel der Sanitäts-Abteilungs des 5. Infanterie-Division' (or: sergeant first-clas ie. medical-orderly) who served within a: 'Heeres Sanitäts-Abteilung' that was part of of the 5th infantry-division and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 12,2 cms. sized in length and which are of the 'standard-issued'-pattern - have the 'standard-type'- and/or: darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth-woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and have (as to be expected) the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which come mounted onto their functional tongues attached - show as stated above only moderate usage and/or wear (some minor wear, staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The straps show the (standard-pattern) silver-coloured (ie. somewhat shiny) NCO-braid attached and show a matching pair of silver-toned- (regular-sized- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based) '5'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and two sets of (also matching and/or aluminium-based) pips, period-attached. This particular pair - which is as stated above completely matching - originated from an older cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberfeldwebel der Sanitäts-Abteilungs des 5. Inf.-Div.'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36/M40\'-pattern, rounded-styled) \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel u. Mitglied einer Pz-Jäger-Rgts. o. Abts.\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and with certainty scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36/M40\'-pattern, rounded styled) and neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel u. Mitglied einer Panzerjäger-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within one of the army anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer units) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem clearly used ie. worn- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 10,4 cms. sized in length - have the \'standard-type\'- and/or: darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth-woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and have (as to be expected) the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which come mounted onto their unusually modelled tongues attached - show as stated above only moderate usage and/or wear (some minor wear, staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The straps came with a pair of field-grey-toned screw-on buttons (ie. \'Schraubknöpfe\') attached and show the (standard early-pattern) silver-coloured (ie. somewhat shiny) NCO-braid attached and show a matching pair of silver-toned- (regular- ie. smaller-sized- and/or: zinc-based) so-called: \'P\'-\'cyphers\' (ie. \'Ziffern\') and four (smaller-sized- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based) pips, period-attached. It should be noted that ALL NCO-pattern, \'Panzerjäger\'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded \'scarce\' (even more so when they are neatly \'cyphered\' as this pair on offer). This particular pair - which is as stated above completely matching - originated from an older cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. The straps are constructed an an unusual manner and are (I deem) a typical pair that originates from a private tailor-shop. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: \'Oberfeldwebel u. Mitglied einer Panzerjäger-Regiments o. Abteilungs\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36/M40\'-pattern- and rounded-styled-) \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied einer Nebelwerfer-Schule\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and with certainty scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. 'M36/M40'-pattern, rounded styled) and neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable darker-purple-red- (ie. 'bordeaux-roter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied einer Nebelwerfer-Schule' (or: sergeant and presumably instructor who served within one of the army smoke-troop-schools) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem hardly used nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 11,2 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or: darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth-woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and have (as to be expected) the darker-purple-red- (ie. 'bordeaux-roter'-) coloured- and/or 'rayon-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which come mounted on their functional (small-shaped) tongues attached - show as stated above only minimal usage and/or wear (some minor wear, staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The straps show the (standard-pattern) silver-coloured (ie. somewhat shiny) NCO-braid attached and show a matching pair of silver-toned- (regular-sized- and/or: zinc-based) so-called: 'S'-'cyphers' (ie. 'Ziffern' and a pair of (also regular-sized- and aluminium-based) pips, period-attached. It should be noted that ALL NCO-pattern, 'Nebelwerfer'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'scarce' (even more so when they are neatly 'cyphered' as this pair on offer). This particular pair - which is as stated above completely matching - originated from an older cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. The straps are constructed from so-called: 'boiled-wool' and are (I deem) a typical pair that originates from a private tailor-shop. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied einer Nebelwerfer-Schule'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36/M40\'-pattern-, rounded-styled) \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel u. Mitglied einer Nebelwerfer-Lehr-Abts.\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and with certainty scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. 'M36/M40'-pattern, rounded styled) and neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable darker-purple-red- (ie. 'bordeaux-roter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: 'Oberfeldwebel u. Mitglied einer Nebelwerfer-Lehr-Abteilung' (or: sergeant first-class and presumably instructor who served within one of the army smoke-troop-training units) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem clearly used ie. worn- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 11,2 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or: darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth-woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and have (as to be expected) the darker-purple-red- (ie. 'bordeaux-roter'-) coloured- and/or 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which never had any tongues attached and that were intended as a pair of the ‘sew-in’-pattern - show as stated above only minimal usage and/or wear (some minor wear, staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The straps came with a pair of silver-toned buttons attached and show the (standard-pattern) silver-coloured (ie. somewhat shiny) NCO-braid attached and show a matching pair of silver-toned- (regular-sized- and/or: aluminium-based) so-called: 'L'-'cyphers' (ie. 'Ziffern') and four (also regular-sized- and aluminium-based) pips, period-attached. It should be noted that ALL NCO-pattern, 'Nebelwerfer'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'scarce' (even more so when they are neatly 'cyphered' as this pair on offer). This particular pair - which is as stated above completely matching - originated from an older cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. The straps are partly constructed from so-called: 'boiled-wool' and are (I deem) a typical pair that originates from a private tailor-shop. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberfeldwebel u. Mitglied einer Nebelwerfer-Lehr-Abteilung'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36/M40\'-pattern-, rounded-styled- and/or \'tailor-made\') NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel einer Sanitäts-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and unusually small-sized! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. 'M36/M40'-pattern, rounded styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: 'Feldwebel einer Sanitäts-Abteilungs' (or: sergeant ie. medical-orderly) who served within a: 'Heeres Sanitäts-Abteilung' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 9,5 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or: darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth-woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and have (as to be expected) the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which come mounted on their functional (small-shaped) tongues attached - show as stated above only minimal usage and/or wear (some minor wear, staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The straps show the (standard-pattern) silver-coloured (ie. somewhat shiny) NCO-braid attached and show a matching pair of silver-toned- (regular-sized- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based) pips, period-attached. This particular pair - which is as stated above completely matching - originated from an older cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. The straps are constructed from so-called: 'boiled-wool' and are (I deem) a typical pair that originates from a private tailor-shop. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel einer Sanitäts-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-style) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or rounded-style) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: junior-NCO who served within an infantry-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. only moderately used- ie. worn- and/or once tunic-removed-), condition. The straps - which are both approximately 11 cms. sized in length each - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: darker-green-coloured, woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have the woolen-type- and/or white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the ('standard'-issue-pattern-) silverish-coloured NCO-braid attached denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with rank of: 'Unteroffizier eines Infanterie-Regiments'. The pair comes naturally mounted onto its original tongues and does show some moderate age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, early- (ie. pre-) war-period, 'Heeres' NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier eines Infanterie-Regiments': I deem that I have priced this attractive 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern-pair accordingly!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-style) neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Pionier-Lehr-Abteilungs\' The truly very atttractive WH (Heeres), NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair is piped in the desirable black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such as intended for - and most certainly worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Pionier-Lehr-Abteilungs' (or: sergeant first-class and presumably trainer/instructor who served within an army-engineers'-related, trainings-unit ie. schooling-unit). The pair is moderately used- ie. worn as such and shows some obvious wear, age and/or staining. The 'text-book' shoulderstraps measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length each and have the desirable, 'silk-like'-type piping attached as is more often encountered with these early- ie. mid-war-period shoulderstrap-pairs. The shoulderstraps are fully 'text-book' examples having the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps - which show two (identical, Gothic-styled, aluminium-based and/or silver-coloured) so-called: 'L'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') and 4 (slightly mis-matched but equally-styled) pips period-attached - come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard'-type, bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. 'sub-dued') and/or: 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid attached. One of the 'L'-cyphers has been period fortified with some thread (something that was more often observed). The pair originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently found as such: it was never part of a collection. Simply a great occasion to acquire a very attractive - and most certainly desirable! - shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Pionier-Lehr-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-style) neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Lehr-Abteilungs\' The truly very atttractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres), NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair is piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such as intended for - and most certainly worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Lehr-Abteilungs\' (or: sergeant and presumably trainer/instructor who served within an army-infantry\'-related, trainings-unit ie. schooling-unit). The pair is just moderately used- ie. worn as such and shows some obvious wear, age and/or staining. The \'text-book\' shoulderstraps measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each and have the desirable, woolen-type piping attached as is more often encountered with these early- ie. mid-war-period shoulderstrap-pairs. The shoulderstraps are fully \'text-book\' examples having the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\'. The straps - which show two (identical, Gothic-styled, aluminium-based and/or silver-coloured) so-called: \'L\'-cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\') and 2 (equally-styled) pips period-attached - come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and have the neat \'standard\'-type, silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\') and/or: \'Heeres\'-type NCO-braid attached. The pair originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found as such: it was never part of a collection. Simply a great occasion to acquire a very attractive - and most certainly desirable! - shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Lehr-Abteilungs\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-style) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Uffz. u. Off.-Anwärter eines Pz(Jäger)-Lehr-Regiments\' The truly very atttractive shoulderstrap-pair is piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such as intended for - and most certainly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier u. Offiziers-Anwärter eines Panzer(Jäger)-Lehr-Regiments' (or: junior-sergeant and officers'-candidate and/or possibly trainer who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer's trainings-unit ie. schooling-regiment). The pair is only minimally used- ie. worn as such and shows some obvious - albeit truly minimal - wear, age and/or staining. The 'text-book' shoulderstraps measure approximately 10,4 cms. in length each and have the woolen-type piping attached as is more often encountered with these early-war-period shoulderstrap-pairs. The shoulderstraps are fully 'text-book' examples having the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps - which show two (identical, Gothic-styled, aluminium-based and/or silver-coloured) so-called: 'L'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') period-attached - come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard'-type, silver-coloured- and/or: 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid attached. Moreover, do they show two 'Shube' (ie. loops) attached (which are constructed from dual-sized- and greyish-coloured NCO-braid and that show a darker-green-coloured centre-stripe). Simply a great occasion to acquire a very attractive - and most certainly desirable! - shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier u. Offiziers-Anwärter eines Panzer(Jäger)-Lehr-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-styled) neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel eines Kavallerie-Lehr-Abteilungs\' The truly very atttractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair is piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such as intended for - and most certainly worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel eines Kavallerie-Lehr-Abteilungs\' (or: sergeant and presumably trainer/instructor who served within an army-cavalry\'-related, trainings-unit ie. schooling-unit). The pair is just moderately used- ie. worn as such and shows some obvious wear, age and/or staining. The \'text-book\' shoulderstraps measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each and have the woolen-type piping attached as is more often encountered with these early- (ie. mid-war-)period shoulderstrap-pairs. The shoulderstraps are fully \'text-book\' examples having the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\'. The straps - which show two (identical, Gothic-styled, aluminium-based and/or silver-coloured) so-called: \'L\'-cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\') and a single (equally-styled) pip each period-attached - come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and have the neat \'standard\'-type greyish-blue-coloured- (ie. \'sub-dued\') and/or: \'Heeres\'-type NCO-braid attached. The pair originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found as such: it was never part of a collection. Simply a great occasion to acquire a very attractive - and most certainly desirable! - shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Feldwebel eines Kavallerie-Lehr-Abteilungs\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-styled) neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel eines Kavallerie-Lehr-Abteilungs\' The truly very atttractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair is piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such as intended for - and most certainly worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel eines Kavallerie-Lehr-Abteilungs\' (or: sergeant and presumably trainer/instructor who served within an army-cavalry\'-related, trainings-unit ie. schooling-unit). The pair is just moderately used- ie. worn as such and shows some obvious wear, age and/or staining. The \'text-book\' shoulderstraps measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each and have the woolen-type piping attached as is more often encountered with these early- (ie. mid-war-)period shoulderstrap-pairs. The shoulderstraps are fully \'text-book\' examples having the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\'. The straps - which show two (identical, Gothic-styled, aluminium-based and/or silver-coloured) so-called: \'L\'-cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\') and a single (equally-styled) pip each period-attached - come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and have the neat \'standard\'-type silver-coloured- (ie. non-\'sub-dued\') and/or: \'Heeres\'-type NCO-braid attached. The pair originates from my private shoulderstrap-collection. Simply a great occasion to acquire a very attractive - and most certainly desirable! - shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Feldwebel eines Kavallerie-Lehr-Abteilungs\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern- and/or rounded-style) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Pz.- o. Pz-jäger-Rgts. o. Abts.\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and with certainty scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern- and/or: rounded-style) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizer eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Regiments o. Abteilungs' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' - show the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured (and/or woolen-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps have the (standard-pattern- and silverish-grey-coloured NCO-braid attached and each measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length. They come mounted onto their functional tongues and come in an overall nice- ie. fully 'text-book' condition. The pair shows - as stated above - only moderate usage (just some minimal age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present) and also had a pair of machine-embroidered so-called: '30'-cyphers period-removed (as per regulation). This pair originated from a private household in Germany where it was recently found. It should be noted that ALL NCO-pattern 'Panzer- o. Panzerjäger'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce'. In any case an attractive and/or: early-war-period, 'Heeres'-Panzer-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Regiments o. Abteilungs'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern- and/or rounded-style) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Pz.- o. Pz-jäger-Rgts. o. Abts.\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and with certainty scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern- and/or: rounded-style) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizer eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Regiments o. Abteilungs' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' - show the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured (and/or woolen-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps have the (standard-pattern- and silverish-grey-coloured NCO-braid attached and each measure approximately 9,8 cms. in length. They come mounted onto their functional tongues and come in an overall nice- ie. fully 'text-book' condition. The pair shows - as stated above - only moderate usage (just some minimal age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present) whereas one of the straps shows some minimal moth-damage (only visible on its back). This pair originated from a private household in Germany where it was recently found. It should be noted that ALL NCO-pattern 'Panzer- o. Panzerjäger'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce'. In any case an attractive and/or: early-war-period, 'Heeres'-Panzer-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Regiments o. Abteilungs'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Regiments\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and with certainty not that easily encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. 'M36'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Regiments' (or: sergeant first-class who served within a: 'Panzer'-regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 12 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or: darker-green-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have (as to be expected) the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured- and/or 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The straps - which come without tongues and that were clearly worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type - show as stated above only minimal usage and/or wear (some minor wear, staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The straps show the ('standard-pattern') silver- (ie. somewhat greyish-) coloured NCO-braid attached and show four (fully matching- and 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached. It should be noted that ALL NCO-pattern, 'Panzer'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'scarce'. This particular pair - which is as stated above completely matching and that was most certainly worn as such as a pair - originated from an older cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case a very attractive and/or: early- (ie. pre-war-)period, 'Heeres'-Panzer-related, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'/\'M40\'-pattern- and rounded-styled-) \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended an: \'Oberfeldwebel u. Mitglied einer Infanterie-Schule\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and with certainty scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. 'M36'/'M40'-pattern, rounded styled) and neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel u. Mitglied einer Infanterie-Schule' (or: sergeant first-class and presumably instructor who served within one of the army infanterie-schools) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The (somewhat thinner-styled) shoulderstraps - which are approximately 10,7 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or: darker-green-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have (as to be expected) the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) and/or 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be see pictures). The straps - which come mounted on their functional (and smaller-sized) tongues attached - show as stated above only minimal usage and/or wear (some minor wear, staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The straps show the (standard-pattern) silver-coloured (ie. somewhat shiny) NCO-braid attached and show a matching pair of silver-toned- (smaller-sized- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'S'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') and two pairs of (also smaller-sized- and I deem zinc-based) pips, period-attached. This particular pair - which is as stated above completely matching and that was most certainly worn as such as a pair - originated from an older cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case a very attractive and/or: early- (ie. pre-) war-period, 'Heeres-Infanterie'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel u. Mitglied einer Infanterie-Schule'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M40\'/\'M43\'-pattern) \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberwachtmeister u. Mitglied einer Art.-Uffz.-Schule\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and with certainty scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M40\'/\'M43\'-pattern) and neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an: \'Oberwachtmeister u. Mitglied einer Artillerie-Unteroffizierschule\' (or: sergeant first-class and presumably instructor or trainer who served within one of the army artillery NCO-schools) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The (typical \'standard-issued\'-pattern) shoulderstraps measure approximately 11,7 cms. in length each and have the \'standard-type\'- and/or: field-green-coloured, woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and shows the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and woolen-based piping ie. branchcolour attached (as can be see pictures). The straps - which come mounted onto their functional tongues attached - show as stated above only moderate usage and/or wear (some minor wear, staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The straps show the (\'standard-issue\'-pattern) silver-coloured, NCO-braid attached and show a matching pair of silver-toned- (larger-sized, Gothic-styled and/or: aluminium-based) so-called: \'US\'-cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\') and two pairs of (identically styled and regular-sized) pips, period-attached. This particular pair - which is as stated above completely matching and that was most certainly worn as such as a pair - originated from an older cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case a very attractive and/or: early- (ie. pre-) war-period, \'Heeres-Artillerie\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: an: \'Oberwachtmeister o. Oberfeldwebel u. Mitglied einer Artillerie-Unteroffizierschule\' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period-, ie. \'M36\'-pattern-, NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Stabsfeldwebel eines Panzer-Instandsetzungs-Abteilungs\' This is a truly very attractive - and fully matching and actually very rarely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period-, ie. 'M36'-pattern- (rounded styled and neatly 'cyphered') NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Stabsfeldwebel eines Panzer-Instandsetzungs-Abteilungs' (or: senior-sergeant ie. 'Spiess' who served within a: 'Panzer-Instandsetzungs'- ie. tank-repair unit), that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 11,5 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have - as to be expected - the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (see pictures). The straps - which come mounted on their functional tongues - show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor wear, staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The straps show the (standard-pattern) silver-NCO braid attached and show a matching set of (darker-coloured- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based, Gothic-styled) 'I'-'cyphers' and six (zinc-based) pips attached, denoting the unusually seen rank of: 'Hauptfeldwebel o. Spiess'. It should be noted that all NCO-pattern, 'Panzer'- ie. 'Panzerjäger'-related shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'scarce' (even more so when they are neatly 'cyphered' as this pair). Simply a very attractive and/or IMO early- ie. pre-war-period, 'Heeres'-Panzer related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Stabsfeldwebel eines Panzer-Instandsetzungs-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period-, ie. \'M36\'-pattern-, NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger Lehr-Abteilungs\' This is a truly very attractive - and fully matching and actually rarely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period-, ie. 'M36'-pattern- (rounded styled and neatly 'cyphered'-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger Lehr-Abteilungs' (or: sergeant first-class and presumably a trainer who served within a: 'Panzer'/'Panzerjager' ie. tank-destroyer trainings-unit), that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 11,6 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured and smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have - as to be expected - the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (see pictures). The straps - which come mounted on their functional tongues - show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor wear, staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The straps show the (standard-pattern) silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and show a matching set of (bright-silver-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based, Gothic-styled) 'L'-'cyphers' and four (also aluminium-based) pips period-attached, denoting the unusually seen rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger Lehr-Abteilungs'. It should be noted that all NCO-pattern, 'Panzer'- ie. 'Panzerjäger'-related shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'scarce' (even more so when they are neatly 'cyphered' as this pair). Simply a very attractive and/or IMO early- ie. pre-war-period, 'Heeres'-'Panzer'/'Panzerjager'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger Lehr-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. M40\'-pattern) typical tailor-made and \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for - and worn by! - an: \'Uffz. einer (Nebel)Werfer-Aufklärungs-Abts.\' This is a very attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely encountered! - pair of typical tailor-made ie. \'privately-purchased\', WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. M40\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as piped in the neat darker-purple-red- (ie. \'bordeaux-roter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier einer (Nebel)Werfer-Aufklärungs-Abts.\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army reconnaisance smoke-troops unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or smooth-woolen-based \'upperdecks\' are \'textbook\' in all facets. They show the neat darker-purple-red- (ie. \'bordeaux-roter\'-) coloured (and/or: typical rayon-type) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps which measure approximately 10,6 cms. in length each come naturally mounted onto their functional (and typical thin-shaped) tongues as more often seen. The shoulderstraps show the \'standard\'-type, tarnished silverish-coloured (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\' and early- ie. \'dotted\'-pattern) NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Unteroffizier\' (ie. junior-sergeant). Both straps show the neat (Gothic-styled and machine-embroidered) so-called: \'A\'-cyphers ie. \'Ziffern\' (as executed in equally darker-purple-red- ie. \'bordeaux-roter\'-coloured linnen) as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show - as stated above - only moderate usage ie. wear (some age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present as can be seen on the pictures). The straps are constructed from so-called: \'boiled-wool\' and are (I deem) a typical pair that originates from a private-source ie. tailor-shop. I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a very attractive - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type \'Nebelwerfer- o. Aufklärungs\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. M40\'-pattern) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for - and worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel des Nebelwerfer-Rgts. 55\' This is an attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. 'M36 o. M40'-pattern) so-called: 'privately-purchased' and neatly 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as piped in the neat darker-purple-red- (ie. 'bordeaux-roter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel des Nebelwerfer-Regiments 55' (or: sergeant who served within the army smoke-troops regiment, numbered '55') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' are 'textbook' in all facets. They show the neat darker-purple-red- (ie. 'bordeaux-roter'-) coloured (and/or: rayon-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps which measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each and come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues (which are unusually constructed from thin-shaped wool). The shoulderstraps show the 'standard'-type, silverish-blue-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued') NCO-braid and a pair of (matching, smaller-sized and zinc-based) pips attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). Next to this do they show two (smaller-sized, matching and equally zinc-based) pairs of '5'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') attached. The straps show - as stated above - only moderate usage ie. wear (some age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present as can be seen on the pictures). The straps are constructed from so-called: 'boiled-wool' and are (I deem) a typical pair that originates from a private tailor-shop. I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire an attractive - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type 'Nebelwerfer'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. M40\'-pattern) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for - and worn by! - an: \'Oberfeldwebel des (Nebel)Werfer-Rgts. 53\' This is an attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. M40\'-pattern) so-called: \'privately-purchased\' and/or neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as piped in the neat darker-purple-red- (ie. \'bordeaux-roter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Nebelwerfer-Regiments 53\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the army smoke-troops regiment, numbered \'53\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or smooth-woolen-based \'upperdecks\' are \'textbook\' in all facets. They show the neat darker-purple-red- (ie. \'bordeaux-roter\'-) coloured (and/or: typical rayon-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps which measure approximately 10,3 cms. in length each come naturally mounted onto their functional (and typical thin-shaped) tongues (which are unusually constructed from wool as more often). The shoulderstraps show the \'standard\'-type, silverish-yellow-coloured (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\') NCO-braid and two pairs of (matching, regular-sized and/or aluminium-based) pips attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\' (ie. sergeant first-class). Next to this do they show two (larger-sized,fully matching and equally aluminium-based) pairs of \'5\'- and/or \'3\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') attached. The straps show - as stated above - only moderate usage ie. wear (some age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present as can be seen on the pictures). The straps are constructed from so-called: \'boiled-wool\' and are (I deem) a typical pair that originates from a private tailor-shop. I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire an attractive - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type \'Nebelwerfer\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-) pattern EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 109\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and with certainty scarcely encountered! - (I deem) privately-purchased pair of WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-style) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 109' (or: simple soldier who served within the army infantry-regiment, numbered: '109') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' - show the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured (and/or typical woolen-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). They each measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length and come without tongues: they were clearly intended and used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The pair - which is totally constructed from the so-called: 'boiled-wool' is in my opinion a typical, 'privately purchased'-pair and shows - as stated above - some moderate usage (just some minimal age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present). The shoulderstraps show the neat, white-coloured- and/or (unusually!) hand-embroidered: '1'-, '0'- and/or '9'-numerals ie. 'Ziffern' (which are executed in linnen-based thread). It should be noted that ALL EM-pattern, cyphered 'Infanterie'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce' and do not come that often for sale. In any case a very attractive and/or: early-war-period, 'Heeres'-infantry-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 109': it will be hard to upgrade this attractive pair!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-) pattern NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 107\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and with certainty scarcely encountered! - I deem privately-purchased pair of WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-style) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 107' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the army infantry-regiment, numbered: '107') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' - show the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured (and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the ('standard-issue'-pattern) silverish-toned NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant). They each measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length and come without tongues: they were clearly intended and used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The pair - which is totally constructed from the so-called: 'boiled-wool' is in my opinion a typical, 'privately purchased'-pair and shows - as stated above - some moderate usage (just some minimal age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present). The shoulderstraps show the neat, white-coloured- and/or (unusually!) hand-embroidered: '1'-, '0'- and/or '7'-numerals ie. 'Ziffern' (which are executed in linnen-based thread). It should be noted that ALL NCO-pattern, cyphered 'Infanterie'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce' and do not come that often for sale. In any case a very attractive and/or: early-war-period, 'Heeres'-infantry-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 107': it will be hard to upgrade this attractive pair!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of 'standard-issued'- (ie. non- 'tailor-made'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: sergeant who served within an infantry unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical woolen-based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - show the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) and/or typical woolen-type piping and a pair of (identical, 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical early- (ie. 'dotted'-) pattern, silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and come both in a nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition, overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related NCO-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of 'standard-issued'- (ie. non- 'tailor-made'!) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: sergeant who served within an infantry unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical woolen-based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11,3 cms. in length each - show the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) and/or typical woolen-type piping and a pair of (identical, 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical 'standard'-pattern, silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and come both in a nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition, overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related NCO-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'standard-issued\'- ie. \'non-tailor-made\'!) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'O.Feldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abts.\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of \'standard-issued\'-pattern (ie. \'non-tailor-made\'!) WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers\' unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat albeit somewhat smaller-sized straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 10,2 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping and two pairs of (identical, zinc-based) pips attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned- ie. \'dotted\'-pattern NCO-braid attached – come mounted onto their period-attached tongues and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition, overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, \'Panzerjäger\'-related, NCO-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\') NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel der Veterinär-Truppen o. Stab der 8. Division\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of typical 'tailor-made'- (ie. 'privately-purchased'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as piped in the bright-pink- ie. crimson- (or: 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel der Veterinär-Truppen o. Stab der 8. Division' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an army veterinarian-unit or staff of the eight division) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical woolen'- (ie. 'boiled wool'-) based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-pink- ie. crimson- (or: 'karmesinroter'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached. The straps show a neat (fully matching, regular-sized- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) pair of '8'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and two pairs of (identical, smaller-sized and also 'Buntmetall'-based) pips, period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned) NCO-braid attached - never had any tongues attached and were most certainly intended (and used as!) a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). It should, moreover, be noted that the bright-pink- ie. crimson- (or: 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour is one of the more difficult to encounter branchcolours of the entire: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, 'Veterinäre o. Stab'-related, NCO-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\') NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Veterinär-Truppen o. General-Stab\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of typical 'tailor-made'- (ie. 'privately-purchased'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as piped in the bright-pink- ie. crimson- (or: 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier der Veterinär-Truppen o. General-Stab' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army veterinarian-unit or staff-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical woolen'- (ie. 'boiled wool'-) based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-pink- ie. crimson- (or: 'karmesinroter'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached. The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned) NCO-braid attached – come mounted onto their period tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). It should, moreover, be noted that the bright-pink- ie. crimson- (or: 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour is one of the more difficult to encounter branchcolours of the entire: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, 'Veterinäre o. Stab'-related, NCO-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\') NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of - I deem - 'tailor-made'- ie. typically 'privately-purchased'-pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: sergeant who served within an infantry unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical woolen'- (ie. 'boiled wool'-) based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - show the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) and/or typical woolen-type piping and a pair of (identical, zinc-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - show their functional tongues attached and come both in a nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition, overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Of interest is, moreover, the fact that the NCO who wore these pieces was period-promoted from: 'Unteroffizier' to 'Feldwebel': something that can easily be deducted by the presence of the differently-coloured pieces of horizontally-mounted NCO-braid (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related, NCO-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\') NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of - I deem - \'tailor-made\'- ie. typically \'privately-purchased\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' (or: sergeant who served within an infantry unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical woolen\'- (ie. \'boiled wool\'-) based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 10,8 cms. in length each - show the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) and/or typical woolen-type piping and a pair of (identical, aluminium-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - show their functional tongues attached and come both in a nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition, overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Of interest is, moreover, the fact that the NCO who wore these pieces was period-promoted from: \'Unteroffizier\' to \'Feldwebel\': something that can easily be deducted by the presence of the later-added pieces of horizontally-mounted NCO-braid (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, \'Infanterie\'-related, NCO-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\') NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel der Veterinär-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of - I deem - 'tailor-made'- ie. 'privately-purchased'-pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as piped in the darker-pink- ie. crimson- (or: 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel der Veterinär-Truppen' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an army veterinarian-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical woolen'- (ie. 'boiled wool'-) based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 12 cms. in length each - show the neat darker-pink- ie. crimson- (or: 'karmesinroter'-) coloured- and/or rayon-type piping attached. The straps show a neat (fully matching, aluminium-based) pair of 'Aesculapus'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') and two pairs of (identical, smaller-sized and aluminium-based) pips, period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned) NCO-braid attached - never had any tongues attached and were most certainly intended (and used as!) a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). It should, moreover, be noted that the darker-pink- ie. crimson- (or: 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour is one of the more difficult to encounter branchcolours of the entire: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, 'Veterinäre'-related, NCO-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\') NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Regiments\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of - I deem - 'tailor-made'- ie. 'privately-purchased'-pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Regiments' (or: sergeant first-class who served within a mountain-troopers' unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical woolen'- (ie. 'boiled wool'-) based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length each - show the neat darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) and/or woolen-type piping and two pairs of (identical, zinc-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned) NCO-braid attached - show the (thinner-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition, overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, 'Gebirgsjäger'-related, NCO-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\') NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abts.\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of - I deem - \'tailor-made\'- ie. \'privately-purchased\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers\' unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat albeit somewhat smaller-sized straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical woolen\'- (ie. \'boiled wool\'-) based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping and two pairs of (identical, zinc-based) pips attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned) NCO-braid attached - never had any tongues attached (they were used as a pair of sew-in-pattern) and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition, overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, \'Panzerjäger\'-related, NCO-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\') NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of 'tailor-made'- (ie. typically 'privately-purchased'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an infantry unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical (smooth)woolen- (ie. 'boiled wool'-) based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11,6 cms. in length each - show the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - show their functional tongues attached and come both in a nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition, overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related, NCO-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\') NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Panzerjäger-Abts.\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of - I deem - 'tailor-made'- ie. 'privately-purchased'-pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers' unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical 'smooth woolen'- (ie. 'boiled wool'-) based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned) NCO-braid attached - come mounted onto their functional tongues and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition, overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, 'Panzerjäger'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\'- and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abts.\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of - I deem - 'tailor-made'- ie. 'privately-purchased'-pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs' (or: sergeant who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers' unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'- (ie. 'boiled wool'-) based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-grey-toned) NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (and somewhat smaller-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition, overall. The straps show a (fully matching) pair of greyish-silver-toned- (smaller-sized-, Gothic-styled and/or: zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) so-called: 'P'-'cyphers' and two (regular-sized- and equally styled) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, 'Panzerjäger'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern-, \'tailor-made\'- and/or rounded-style) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Uffz. eines Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Rgts.\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of (I deem) 'tailor-made' ie. 'privately-purchased'-pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-style) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier eines Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Regiments' (or: junior-sergeant who served within a cavalry- or reconnaisance-regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. minimally used- and most certainly worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'- (ie. 'boiled wool'-) based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or rayon-like-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical (early-period and typical silverish-grey-toned) NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period tongues and come both in a nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition, overall. The pair only shows very limited wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved. I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, 'Kavallerie'- (ie. 'Reiter'- or: 'Aufklärungs'-) related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern-, \'tailor-made\'- and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abts.\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of (I deem) 'tailor-made'- ie. 'privately-purchased'-pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs' (or: sergeant who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'- (ie. 'boiled wool'-) based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured and/or somewhat roughly-shaped, 'rayon-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-grey-toned) NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (and smaller-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition, overall. The straps show a (fully matching) pair of greyish-silver-toned- (smaller-sized-, Gotic-styled and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'P'-'cyphers' and two (regular-sized- and equally styled) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, 'Panzerjäger'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern-, \'tailor-made\'- and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Uffz. eines Gebirgsjäger-Rgts.\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of (I deem) 'tailor-made'- ie. 'privately-purchased'-pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments' (or: junior-sergeant who served within a mountain-troopers-regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'- (ie. 'boiled wool'-) based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - show the neat darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-grey- ie. somewhat bluish-toned) NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period tongues and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition, overall. The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular shoulderstrap-pair was found together with the neat 'Edelweiss'-arm-patch which I offer under the number: #54540: both insignia-pieces were most certainly worn together and were kept as such for decades. I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, 'Gebirgsjäger'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern-, \'tailor-made\'- and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Uffz. eines Panzerjäger-Abts.\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of (I deem) 'tailor-made'- ie. 'privately-purchased'-pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'- (ie. 'boiled wool'-) based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-grey-toned NCO-braid attached - come naturally mounted onto their period-attached- (regular-shaped- and also 'boiled-woolen'-based) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition, overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, 'Panzerjäger'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M40\'-pattern) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for - and worn by! - an: \'Feldwebel des (Nebel)Werfer-Rgts. 52\' This is an attractive - fully matching and with certainty very scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres), early-war-period- (ie. \'M40\'-pattern) neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as piped in the neat darker-purple-red- (ie. \'bordeaux-roter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Feldwebel des Nebelwerfer-Regiments 52\' (or: sergeant who served within the army smoke-troops regiment, numbered \'52\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' are \'textbook\' in all facets. They show the neat darker-purple-red- (ie. \'bordeaux-roter\'-) coloured and have the desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps which measure approximately 11,3 cms. in length each come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues attached and show the \'standard\'-type, silverish-grey-coloured (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\') NCO-braid and a pair of (matching, regular-sized and/or zinc-based) pips attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Feldwebel\' (ie. sergeant). Next to this do they show two (larger-sized, fully matching and aluminium-based) pairs of \'5\'- and/or \'2\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') attached. The straps show - as stated above - only moderate usage ie. wear (some age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a very attractive - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type \'Nebelwerfer\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war period (ie. \'M36\'-model- ie. rounded-style-) NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Heeres Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and fully matching! – pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war period (ie. \'M36\'-model and/or rounded-style-) NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and most certainly worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier der Heeres Nachrichten-Truppen\' (or junior-sergeant who served within an army signals unit ie. regiment), in overall very nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-) condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth-woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and which are of the \'regular-issued\'-type - show the neat bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured- (and/or: woolen-type-) piping attached. The straps which measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each, come mounted on their functional tongues and are of course in a nice, ie. fully \'text-book\' condition, overall. The shoulderstraps show the \'standard\'-type-, silver-greyish-coloured NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Unteroffizier\'. The straps show - as stated above - only moderate usage ie. wear (some regular age, dust and/or staining is clearly visible and/or present). The pair originates from a private household in Germany and was carefully stored and kept as such for decades: the pair was never before in a collection. (Note: This pair was as stated above never before in collectors\'-hands and was found together with the collar-tab-pair I offer under number 39505). In any case is this a superb occasion to acquire a nice and most certainly desirable NCO-type, \'Heeres Nachrichten\'-shoulderstrap-pair that was worn by an: \'Unteroffizier der Heeres Nachrichten-Truppen\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO mid-war period (ie. \'M43\'-type-) EM-type shoulderstraps that comes with its attached \'Übershube\'-pair, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Aufklärungs-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO mid-war period (ie. 'M43'-type-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour that comes with its attached 'Übershube'-pair, as was intended for - and worn by! - a: 'Soldat der Nachrichten-Aufklärungs-Truppen' (or simple soldier who served within an army, reconnaisance signals-unit), in overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used ie. worn-) condition. The straps - which have the field-grey coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) and/or 'silk-like'-type piping attached and measure approximately 12 cms. in length each. They come mounted on their original tongues and are in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall. The straps came with a (matching) pair of (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: slip-ons (ie. 'Übershuben') attached, bearing both the Latin-styled signification: 'A' (as executed in equally bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). Both 'Übershuben' are in a great albeit equally used- and/or worn condition - see pictures. Simply a very attractive pair of minimally used 'Soldat der Nachrichten-Aufklärungs-Truppen' that can easily serve to complete any mid-war 'Heeres'-type tunic or that can be stored in a shoulder-strap-collection: with certainty one of the most attractive signals-pairs I had on offer for a long time!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO mid-war-period (ie. \'M43\'-type-) EM-type shoulderstraps that comes with its attached \'Übershube\'-pair, as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs 34\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO mid-war-period (ie. 'M43'-type-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour that comes with its (period!) attached 'Übershube'-pair, as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Soldat des Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs 34' (or simple soldier who served within an army, signals-unit, numbered: '34'), that comes in an overall nice (and IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which have the field-grey coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping attached and measure approximately 11 cms. in length each. They come mounted on their original tongues and come in a nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall. The straps came mounted with a (matching) pair of (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: slip-ons (ie. 'Übershuben') attached, bearing both the signification: '34' (as executed in equally bright-yellow- ie. 'zitronengelber'- coloured so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). Both 'Übershuben' are in a great albeit equally used- and/or worn condition: they show some wear and are somewhat stained - see pictures. This pair originated from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered: it came with the almost identical pair I offer under 41404: both pairs originated from the same soldier who most certainly wore both pairs and carefully stored both sets for decades. Simply a very attractive pair of moderately used 'Soldat des Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs 34'-shoulderstraps that can easily serve to complete any mid-war 'Heeres'-type tunic or that can be stored in any shoulderstrap-collection!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO mid-war-period (ie. \'M43\'-type-) EM-type shoulderstraps that comes with its attached \'Übershube\'-pair, as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs 34\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO mid-war-period (ie. 'M43'-type-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour that comes with its (period!) attached 'Übershube'-pair, as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Soldat des Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs 34' (or simple soldier who served within an army, signals-unit, numbered: '34'), that comes in an overall nice (and IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which have the field-grey coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping attached and measure approximately 11 cms. in length each. They come mounted on their original tongues and come in a nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall. The straps came mounted with a (matching) pair of (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: slip-ons (ie. 'Übershuben') attached, bearing both the signification: '34' (as executed in equally bright-yellow- ie. 'zitronengelber'- coloured so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). Both 'Übershuben' are in a great albeit equally used- and/or worn condition: they show some wear and are somewhat stained - see pictures. This pair originated from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered: it came with the almost identical pair I offer under 41402: both pairs originated from the same soldier who most certainly wore both pairs and carefully stored both sets for decades. Simply a very attractive pair of moderately used 'Soldat des Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs 34'-shoulderstraps that can easily serve to complete any mid-war 'Heeres'-type tunic or that can be stored in any shoulderstrap-collection!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), mid-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern- and typically \'tailor-made\') NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of - I deem - typically \'tailor-made\'- ie. \'privately-purchased\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) mid-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable bright-green- (ie. \'hellgrüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' (or: junior-sergeant and/or NCO who served within an infantry-related, so-called: rifle-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem possibly issued albeit simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical woolen\'- (ie. \'boiled wool\'-) based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-green- (ie. \'hellgrüner\'-) and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned NCO-braid attached – come mounted onto their (thinner-shaped) tongues attached and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition, overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows some storage-age only and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, \'Panzer-Grenadiere\'-related, NCO-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), neatly \'cyphered\' officers\'-pattern shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant des Reiter-Regiments 5\' The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. truly 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and/or worn and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto their (typically smaller-sized) officers'-type tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10,3 cms. in length each and show a matching set of (neatly golden-toned, larger-sized- and/or identical) '5'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') period-attached denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie. lieutnant). Both devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (albeit minimally darkened) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should also be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Kavallerie'- (ie. army cavalry-troops-) related shoulderboards are actually quite difficult to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: 'Leutnant des Reiter-Regiments 5'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), neatly \'cyphered\'-, officers\'-type shoulderboards, as was intended for - and worn by! - a: \'Hauptmann des Pionier-Abteilungs 51\' This is a neat - fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), neatly 'cyphered'-, officers'-type shoulderboards, was executed in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Hauptmann des Pionier-Abteilungs 51' (or: captain who served within an engineer-related-, regiment ie. unit numbered: '51') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive boards - which are executed in the 'smooth'-like- and/or black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured wool - measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each and have silver-greyish-coloured- (ie. truly sub-dued-) 'upperdecks': I deem that as such they were intended for usage on a 'regular front-used' tunic. The boards come mounted on their (smaller-sized-) tongues and were IMO clearly used as such and show some age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Both boards show matching pairs of (regular-sized-, identical, neatly golden-toned- and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-): '5'- and '1' eight devices are somewhat tarnished and/or stained but are still very nice and/or pronounced (as can be seen on the pictures). (Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that these pips were attached BEFORE the boards were completely assembled!). This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive - and scarcely seen! - officers'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann des Pionier-Abteilungs 51'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), pre- (ie. early-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. M40\'-pattern) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for - and worn by! - an: \'Feldwebel des (Nebel)Werfer-Rgts. 7\' This is an attractive - fully matching and with certainty very scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres), pre- (ie. early-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. M40\'-pattern and \'standard-issued\') and neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as piped in the neat darker-purple-red- (ie. \'bordeaux-roter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Feldwebel des Nebelwerfer-Regiments 7\' (or: sergeant who served within the army smoke-troops regiment, numbered: \'7\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' are \'textbook\' in all facets. They show the neat darker-purple-red- (ie. \'bordeaux-roter\'-) coloured and have the woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps which measure approximately 11,3 cms. in length each come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues attached and show the \'standard\'-type, silverish-coloured (ie. non-\'sub-dued\') NCO-braid and a pair of (matching, regular-sized and/or aluminium-based) pips attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Feldwebel\' (ie. sergeant). Next to this do they show two (larger-sized, fully matching and/or also aluminium-based) \'7\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') attached. The straps show - as stated above - only moderate usage ie. wear (some age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a very attractive - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type \'Nebelwerfer\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), pre- ie. early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen\' The atttractive - and just moderately used and/or worn! - WH (Heeres), NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair is piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such as intended for - and most certainly worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army-infantry\'-related, unit) and that comes in an overall nicely preserved, condition. The pair is just moderately used- ie. worn as such and shows some obvious wear, age and/or staining. The \'text-book\' - albeit (I deem) privately-purchased- ie. tailor-made -shoulderstraps measure approximately 10,2 cms. in length each and have the desirable, woolen-type piping attached as is more often encountered with these early- ie. pre-war-period shoulderstrap-pairs. The shoulderstraps have the darker-green-coloured- and/or (boiled)woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and are actually entirely constructed from boiled-wool as to be expected. The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and have the neat \'standard\'-type, silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\') and/or: \'Heeres\'-type NCO-braid attached (as can be noticed on the pictures). The pair originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found as such: it was never part of a collection. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and most certainly desirable! - shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: \'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), \'cyphered\' and early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and rounded-style) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Pz-Jäger-Abts. 65\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), neatly 'cyphered' and early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and rounded-style) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Mannschaften des Heeres') showing the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 65' (or: simple soldier who served within the anti-tank ie. tank-destroyer unit ie. regiment, numbered: '65') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint-/ie. unissued'-) condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 12 cms. in length each come without tongues (they were clearly intended as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps have the bright-pink-coloured and woolen-type piping attached and show the neat (hand-embroidered) '6'- and '5'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') which are executed in the bright-pink- ie. 'rosaroter'-coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected. The straps were simply never used nor worn and are just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - neatly 'cyphered', EM-type, 'Panzerjäger'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), \'M36\'-pattern-, NCO-type shoulderstraps having a pair of regimental-slip-ons (ie. \'Übershube\') period-attached, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 133\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of (Heeres), IMO early-war- (ie. pre-war-period ie. 'M36'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and having a pair of regimental-slip-ons (ie. 'Übershube') period-attached, as was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizer des Infanterie-Regiments 133' (or junior-sergeant who served within the infantry regiment, numbered '133') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued- and moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern-, darker-green-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (see pictures). The straps measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each. The straps - which are of the regular-issued - (ie. non-private-production-) type - come mounted on their functional tongues and come of course in a nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition, overall. The straps show - as stated above - a pair of regimental-slip-ons (ie. 'Übershube') period-attached (which slip-ons show the machine-embroidered '133'-numerals (which are executed in the white- ie. 'weisser'-coloured wool and which are done by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' as to be expected). The set shows - as stated above - minimal wear ie. age: they were IMO clearly used and do shows some wear, staining and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and with certainty desirable 'Infanterie'-related NCO-type-, shoulderstrap-pair that was recently found at a private household and that was never before part of a collection!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres-related) golden-bronze-coloured (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'KS\'-shoulderboard-\'cyphers\' (ie. \'Ziffern\') as intended for: \'Offiziere u. Mitglieder der Heeres-Kriegsschulen\' I recently uncovered two - fully identical and matching! - pairs of WH (Heeres-related) golden-bronze-coloured (ie. 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'KS'-shoulderboard-'cyphers' (ie. 'Ziffern') as was intended for: 'Offiziere u. Mitglieder der Heeres-Kriegsschulen' both 'cypher'-pairs coming in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The fully matching pairs - which were per regulation executed in the Gothic-styled letter-type - were simply never used nor shoulderboard-attached and can easily be graded virtually 'mint-/unissued': they came mounted onto a piece of carton (as can be seen on the pictures). The pairs are in all facets matching and come mounted onto their functional- (ie. period-attached-) prongs. The cyphers do show some minimal age ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. It should be noted that these WH (Heeres) officers'-type 'KS'-shoulderboard-cyphers can easily be graded 'scarce'. My asking-price is naturally intended per single pair.

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres-related) golden-bronze-coloured (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'US\'-shoulderboard-\'cyphers\' (ie. \'Ziffern\') as intended for: \'Offiziere u. Mitglieder der Heeres-Unteroffiziers-Schulen\' I recently uncovered four - fully identical and matching! - pairs of WH (Heeres-related) golden-bronze-coloured (ie. 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'US'-shoulderboard-'cyphers' (ie. 'Ziffern') as was intended for: 'Offiziere u. Mitglieder der Heeres-Unteroffiziers-Schulen' all four 'cypher'-pairs coming in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The fully matching pairs - which were per regulation executed in the Gothic-styled letter-type - were simply never used nor shoulderboard-attached and can easily be graded virtually 'mint-/unissued': they came mounted onto a piece of carton (as can be seen on the pictures). The pairs are in all facets matching and come mounted onto their functional- (ie. period-attached-) prongs. The cyphers do show some minimal age ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. It should be noted that these WH (Heeres) 'US'-officers'-type shoulderboard-cyphers can easily be graded 'scarce'. My asking-price is naturally intended per single pair.

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres-related) silver-coloured (ie. aluminium-based) so-called: \'US\'-shoulderboard-\'cyphers\' (ie. \'Ziffern\') as specifically intended for: \'Uffz. u. Mitglieder der Heeres-Unteroffiziers-Schulen\' I recently uncovered four - fully identical and matching! - pairs of WH (Heeres-related) silverish-coloured - thus for non-commissioned-officer usage (ie. aluminium-based) so-called: 'US'-shoulderboard-'cyphers' (ie. 'Ziffern') as was intended for: 'Unteroffiziere u. Mitglieder der Heeres-Unteroffiziers-Schulen' all four 'cypher'-pairs coming in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The fully matching pairs - which were per regulation executed in the typical Gothic-styled letter-type - were simply never used nor shoulderboard-attached and can easily be graded virtually 'mint- ie. unissued': they came mounted onto a piece of styro-foam (as can be seen on the pictures). The pairs are in all facets matching and come mounted onto their functional- (ie. period-attached- and fully functional) prongs. The cyphers do show some minimal age ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. It should be noted that these WH (Heeres) 'US'-NCO-type shoulderboard-cyphers can easily be graded 'scarce'. My asking-price is naturally intended per single pair.

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (ie. \'Heeres-Beamten a. K.\'-related-) neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderboards as was intended for an administrative-NCO holding the rank of a: \'Kriegsverwaltungassistent\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of specific WH (ie. 'Heeres-Beamten a. K.'- or: 'Heeres-Beamten auf Kriegsdauer'-related-) neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderboards as was intended for a (lower-ranked) administrative, non-commisioned-officer holding the rank of a: 'Kriegsverwaltungassistent' (such as for example a: 'Kriegssekretär' or: 'Kriegswaffenmeister' (being a rank comparable with sergeant) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem hardly ie. possible even never used-), condition. The pair shows the darker-green-coloured branchcolour (ie. underlay), white-coloured secondary branchcolour and has the silver-coloured- and braid-based 'upperdecks' that show the darker-green-toned 'inner-centres' (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure each approximately 11,5 cms. in length and never had any tongues: they were clearly intended to beused as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The boards show a fully matching pair of (greyish-silver-toned- and/or 'Feinzink'-based) so-called: 'HV'-devices period-attached, denoting the NCO-rank of a: 'Kriegsverwaltungassistent' (being a rank comparable with sergeant). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the devices were attached BEFORE the straps were assembled. The boards have truly extraordinary detail and are great examples of the employed craftmenship of the days. The pair is just a tiny bit tarnished ie. stained (simply caused by years of storage only). The set originates from a private-household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very attractive - and/or truly detailed! - WH (ie. 'Heeres-Beamten auf Kriegsdauer'-related-), NCO-type shoulderboard-pair that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (ie. \'Heeres-Beamten a. K.\'-related-) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for an administrative-officer with the rank of a: \'Kriegsverwaltungsinspektor\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of specific WH (ie. 'Heeres-Beamten a. K.'-related-) neatly 'cyphered', officers'-type shoulderboards as was intended for an administrative-officer holding the rank of a: 'Kriegsverwaltungsinspektor o. Feldjustizinspektor' (being a rank comparable with 'Oberleutnant' or: lieutnant first-class) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used and/or most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The pair shows the darker-green-coloured branchcolour (ie. underlay), greyish-blue-coloured secondary branchcolour and has the greyish-silver-coloured- and braid-based 'upperdecks' that show the darker-green-toned 'inner-centres' (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure each approximately 11,5 cms. in length and never had any tongues: they were clearly used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The boards show a fully matching pair of (bright-silver-toned- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'HV'-devices and equally-styled pips period-attached, denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Kriegsverwaltungsinspektor o. Feldjustizinspektor' (being a rank comparable with 'Oberleutnant' or: lieutnant first-class). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the devices were attached BEFORE the straps were assembled). The boards have truly extraordinary detail and are great examples of the employed craftmenship of the days. The pair is just a tiny bit tarnished ie. stained (simply caused by years of storage ie. moderate wear). The set originates from a private household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very attractive - and/or truly detailed! - WH (ie. 'Heeres-Beamten auf Kriegsdauer'-related-), officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (ie. \'Heeres-Beamten a. K.\'-related-) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for an administrative-officer with the rank of a: \'Kriegsverwaltungsrat\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of specific WH (ie. 'Heeres-Beamten a. K.'-related-) neatly 'cyphered', officers'-type shoulderboards as was intended for a (higher-ranked) administrative-officer holding the rank of a: 'Kriegsverwaltungsrat, Feldkriegsgerichtsrat o. Kriegsingenieur' (being a rank comparable with 'Major') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used and/or most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The pair shows the darker-green-coloured branchcolour (ie. underlay), black-coloured secondary branchcolour and has the greyish-silver-coloured- and braid-based 'upperdecks' that show the darker-green-toned 'inner-centres' (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure each approximately 11,5 cms. in length and never had any tongues: they were clearly used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The boards show a fully matching pair of (bright-golden-toned- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'HV'-devices period-attached, denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Kriegsverwaltungsrat, Feldkriegsgerichtsrat o. Kriegsingenieur' (being a rank comparable with 'Major'). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the devices were attached BEFORE the straps were assembled). The boards have truly extraordinary detail and are great examples of the employed craftmenship of the days. The pair is just a tiny bit tarnished ie. stained (simply caused by years of storage ie. moderate wear). The set originates from a private household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very attractive - and/or truly detailed! - WH (ie. 'Heeres-Beamten auf Kriegsdauer'-related-), officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (KM) darker-green-coloured, NCO-type: \'Küsten-/Marine-Artillerie\' (or coastal artillery) shoulderstraps as intended for an: \'Unteroffizier\', depicting the neat interwoven \'crossed anchors\' symbols The shoulderstraps - which are entirely constructed from the 'smooth-based'-type wool - show the neat interwoven (and/or linnnen-based-) golden-yellow-toned 'crossed-anchors' devices, being the symbol for the naval coastal artillery ('Marine- o. Küstenartillerie'). The straps come naturally mounted onto their original tongues and are fairly broad-sized (ie. 5 cms.) and are approximately 10,8 cms. sized in length (as is common for these navy-related boards). The straps show the golden-toned naval-type NCO-braid attached, denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Unteroffizier'. The straps show some truly minimal usage, staining and and/or wear. It should be noted that these neatly cyphered 'Unteroffizier der Küsten-/Marine-Artillerie' are very hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'.

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Kriegsmarine) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant (Ing)\' and that comes mounted onto its: \'Auf der Steg\'-mounting This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Kriegsmarine) officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair (as was specifically intended for usage on the various blue- and/or or white- coloured- ie. summer-type navy tunics) as was specifically intended for usage by a junior-officer with the rank of a: \'Leutnant (Ing)\' (ie. lieutnant and ingenieur) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The shoulderboards - which are \'text-book\' in all facets and measure approximately 11,7 cms. in length each - are executed in the typical, beige-white-coloured- and \'smooth-type\' wool having the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\'-) upperdecks: I deem that as such they were intended for usage on a \'regular front-used\' tunic. The boards come mounted onto their specific \'Auf der Steg\'-mounting (and were as such intended for usage on a summer- or white-coloured tunic). The boards just some minimal age caused by decades of storage and moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Both boards show two (regular-sized, identical, neatly golden-toned- and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based): \'steering-wheel\'-cyphers attached (denoting the officers\'-rank of: \'Leutnant (Ing\'). Both devices are just minimally tarnished but are still very nice and/or pronounced (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which originate from a private-household where they were recently uncovered - came with a pair of (golden-toned) \'screw-on\'-buttons (ie. \'Schraubknöpfe\') attached and are totally void of any damage or alike. It should be noted that all officers\'-type \'Küstenartillerie\'-insignia-pieces are quite hard to encounter: those \'cyphered\' ones even more so, which grades them easily as \'fairly scarce\'. Simply an attractive \'cyphered\' naval, officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair as was specifically intended for usage on the various naval (summer)tunics!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe ie. Hitlerjugend-) related, so-called: \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Flakhelfer\' (ie. later-war-period, youthful, anti-aircraft staff-member) This is a very attractive - and hardly used- and/or worn - fully matching pair of WH (Luftwaffe ie. Hitlerjugend-) related, so-called: 'Flakhelfer'-shoulderstraps as piped in the (typical) bright-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Flakhelfer' (ie. later-war-period, youthfull anti-aircraft staff-member) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The straps measure approximately 10,3 cms. in length each (as more often) and have the black-coloured- and typical smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' (and have the 'silk-like'-type- and/or blue-coloured piping attached). The straps show hardly any wear nor age and come in an overall very nice- and/or fully undamaged, condition. The straps show the 'Luftwaffe'-type- and bluish-grey-coloured- and woolen-based 'backing' and come mounted on their (smaller-shaped) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair came from a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive and desirable pair of later-war period- and youth-related 'Flakhelfer'-shoulderstraps that is actually not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe ie. Hitlerjugend-) related, so-called: \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Flakhelfer\' (ie. later-war-period, youthful, anti-aircraft staff-member) This is a very attractive - and hardly used- nor worn! - fully matching pair of WH (Luftwaffe- ie. Hitlerjugend-) related, so-called: 'Flakhelfer'-shoulderstraps as piped in the (typical) bright-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Flakhelfer' (ie. later-war-period, youthfull anti-aircraft staff-member) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The straps measure approximately 10 cms. in length each (as more often) and have the black-coloured- and typical smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' (and have the 'silk-like'-type- and/or blue-coloured piping attached). The straps show hardly any wear nor age and come in an overall very nice- and/or fully undamaged, condition. The straps show the 'Luftwaffe'-type- and bluish-grey-coloured- and woolen-based 'backing' and come mounted on their (smaller-shaped) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair came from a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive and desirable pair of later-war period- and youth-related 'Flakhelfer'-shoulderstraps that is actually not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe ie. Hitlerjugend-) related, so-called: \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Flakhelfer\' (ie. later-war-period, youthful, anti-aircraft staff-member) This is a very attractive - and just moderately used- and/or worn! - matching pair of WH (Luftwaffe- ie. Hitlerjugend-) related, so-called: 'Flakhelfer'-shoulderstraps as piped in the (typical) bright-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Flakhelfer' (ie. later-war-period, youthfull anti-aircraft staff-member) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The straps measure approximately 10 cms. in length each (as more often) and have the black-coloured- and typical smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' (and have the 'silk-like'-type- and/or blue-coloured piping attached). The straps just show some moderate wear and come in an overall very nice- and/or fully undamaged, condition. The straps - that each have a removable stripe of silver-toned NCO-braid attached - show the 'Luftwaffe'-type-, bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' and came mounted on their (smaller-shaped) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair came from a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive and desirable pair of later-war period- and youth-related 'Flakhelfer'-shoulderstraps that is actually not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe ie. Hitlerjugend-) related, so-called: \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Flakhelfer\' (ie. later-war-period, youthful, anti-aircraft staff-member) This is a very attractive - and just moderately used- and/or worn! - fully matching pair of WH (Luftwaffe- ie. Hitlerjugend-) related, so-called: \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstraps as piped in the (typical) bright-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Flakhelfer\' (ie. later-war-period, youthfull anti-aircraft staff-member) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The straps measure approximately 10 cms. in length each (as more often) and have the black-coloured- and typical smooth-woolen-based \'upperdecks\' (and have the \'silk-like\'-type- and/or blue-coloured piping attached). The straps just show some moderate wear and come in an overall very nice- and/or fully undamaged, condition. The straps - that each have a removable stripe of silver-toned NCO-braid attached - show the \'Luftwaffe\'-type-, bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' and came mounted on their (smaller-shaped) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair came from a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a very attractive and desirable pair of later-war period- and youth-related \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstraps that is actually not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe ie. Hitlerjugend-) related, so-called: \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Flakhelfer\' (ie. later-war-period, youthful, anti-aircraft staff-member) This is a very attractive - and just moderately used- and/or worn! - fully matching pair of WH (Luftwaffe- ie. Hitlerjugend-) related, so-called: \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstraps as piped in the (typical) bright-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Flakhelfer\' (ie. later-war-period, youthfull anti-aircraft staff-member) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The straps measure approximately 10,4 cms. in length each (as more often) and have the black-coloured- and typical smooth-woolen-based \'upperdecks\' (and have the \'silk-like\'-type- and/or blue-coloured piping attached). The straps just show some moderate wear and come in an overall very nice- and/or fully undamaged, condition. The straps - that each have a removable stripe of silver-toned NCO-braid and a twisted, bright-red-coloured cord period-attached - show the \'Luftwaffe\'-type-, bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' and came mounted on their (smaller-shaped) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair came from a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a very attractive and desirable pair of later-war period- and youth-related \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstraps that is actually not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe ie. Hitlerjugend-) related, so-called: \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Flakhelfer\' (ie. later-war-period, youthful, anti-aircraft staff-member) This is a very attractive - and just moderately used- and/or worn! - fully matching pair of WH (Luftwaffe- ie. Hitlerjugend-) related, so-called: \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstraps as piped in the (typical) bright-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Flakhelfer\' (ie. later-war-period, youthfull anti-aircraft staff-member) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The straps measure approximately 9,8 cms. in length each (as more often) and have the black-coloured- and typical smooth-woolen-based \'upperdecks\' (and have the \'silk-like\'-type- and/or blue-coloured piping attached). The straps just show some moderate wear and come in an overall very nice- and/or fully undamaged, condition. The straps - that each have a (firmly attached) stripe of silver-toned NCO-braid attached - show the \'Luftwaffe\'-type-, bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' and came mounted on their (smaller-shaped) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair came from a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a very attractive and desirable pair of later-war period- and youth-related \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstraps that is actually not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe ie. Hitlerjugend-) related, so-called: \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Flakhelfer\' (ie. later-war-period, youthfull, anti-aircraft staff-member) This is an attractive - and only moderately used- and/or worn - fully matching pair of WH (Luftwaffe ie. Hitlerjugend-) related, so-called: 'Flakhelfer'-shoulderstraps as piped in the (typical) bright-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour (and that is showing a pair of typical silver-coloured 'Laschen') as was intended for usage by a: 'Flakhelfer' (ie. later-war-period, youthfull anti-aircraft staff-member) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The straps measure approximately 10,3 cms. in length each (as more often) and have the black-coloured- and typical smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' (and have the 'silk-like'-type- and/or blue-coloured piping attached). The straps show moderate wear and age - some staining is also visible - but come in an overall very nice and/or fully undamaged condition. The straps show the 'Luftwaffe'-type- and bluish-grey-coloured- and woolen-based 'backing' and come mounted on their (smaller-shaped) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair - that has, moreover, a pair of bright-silver-coloured 'Laschen' (made-out of Luftwaffe-type NCO-braid) period-attached - came from a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and desirable pair of later-war period- and youth-related 'Flakhelfer'-shoulderstraps that is actually not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) beige-coloured- and/or felt-woolen-based NCO-type rank-patches (aka \'moustaches\') as was intended for usage by a non-commissioned officer with the rank of: \'Unteroffizier\' I recently uncovered an intact 'bundle' holding 12 pieces (ie. 6 fully matching pairs) of WH (Luftwaffe) beige-white-coloured- and/or felt-woolen-based NCO-type rank-patches (aka 'moustaches') as was intended for usage by a non-commissioned officer with the rank of: 'Unteroffizier' and that come all 12 in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and never used-), condition. These neat rank-patches saw usage on the various LW-flight-overalls and/or even paratroopers' jump-smocks. The patches on offer here - which are executed in beige-coloured 'felt-like' wool and that come mounted on a darker-blue- (ie. almost black-) coloured and/or: 'smooth'-like woolen background - show one white-beige-coloured 'moustache' each and were as such intended for a non-commissioned officer holding the rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant). The patches - which originate from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop - show some minimal storage-age only and were still 'off-factory bundled' as found. I decided to sell these neat rank-insignia-pieces per pair so my asking-price is for one fully matching pair.

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bluish-coloured- and partly leather-based, so-called: \'Gamaschen\' (ie. gaithers), both pieces being non-maker-marked examples that come in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bluish-coloured- and partly leather-based, so-called: 'Gamaschen' (ie. gaithers that were worn in conjuction with the low-boots ie. 'Halbshuhe') both pieces being non-maker-marked examples that come in a very nice- (IMO never used- nor worn-), condition. Both pieces were never oiled nor greased and have fully present and functional leather-based lashes ie. straps: they are totally void of any (rust)staining something that not always the case. It should be noted that these bluish-grey-coloured 'Gamaschen' are X-times more rarely seen than their greenish-coloured counterparts. Simply a very attractive - and actualy in this minty condition not that often seen! - WH-Luftwaffe equipment-item that is IMO according priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bright-green-coloured collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: (later-war-period) so-called: \'LW-Feldivisionen\' The neat collar-patches are executed in the typical bright-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-) type wool and come in a virtually mint- (ie. never tunic-attached-), condition. Both tabs show three (fully identical- and/or aluminium-based-) silver-greyish-coloured gulls (ie. 'Schwingen') period-attached and are nicely 'backed' with the brownish-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based-) material, as is more often encountered. The pair shows some minimal age- ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This neat 'Kragenspiegel'-set was recently found at a private household in Germany and was simply never used (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these bright-green-coloured collar-tabs as intended for enlisted staff-members (ie. NCOs) serving within the later-war-period: 'LW-Felddivisionen' (or: LW ground-troops) are not that easily found and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - LW-collar-tab-pair that has IMO been priced according to their scarcity and/or desirabilty!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bright-green-coloured collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: (later-war-period) so-called: \'LW-Feldivisionen\' The neat collar-patches are executed in the typical bright-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-) type wool and come in a virtually mint- (ie. never tunic-attached-), condition. Both tabs show a single (fully identical- and/or aluminium-based-) silver-greyish-coloured gull (ie. 'Schwinge') period-attached and are nicely 'backed' with the brownish-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based-) material, as is more often encountered. The pair shows some minimal age- ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This neat 'Kragenspiegel'-set was recently found at a private household in Germany and was simply never used (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these bright-green-coloured collar-tabs as intended for enlisted staff-members (ie. NCOs) serving within the later-war-period: 'LW-Felddivisionen' (or: LW ground-troops) are not that easily found and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - LW-collar-tab-pair that has IMO been priced according to their scarcity and/or desirabilty!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bright-green-coloured collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: (later-war-period) so-called: \'LW-Feldivisionen\' The neat collar-patches are executed in the typical bright-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-) type wool and come in a virtually mint- (ie. never tunic-attached-), condition. Both tabs show two (fully identical- and/or: zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based-, silver-greyish-coloured gulls (ie. 'Schwingen') period-attached and are nicely 'backed' with the brownish-yellow-coloured- (and/or 'buckram'-based-) material, as is more often encountered. The pair shows some minimal age- ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This neat 'Kragenspiegel'-set was recently found at a private household in Germany and was simply never used (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these bright-green-coloured collar-tabs as intended for enlisted staff-members (ie. NCOs) serving within the later-war-period: 'LW-Felddivisionen' (or: LW ground-troops) are not that easily found and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - LW-collar-tab-pair that has IMO been priced according to their scarcity and/or desirabilty

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bright-green-piped, EM- (ie. NCO-) type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a member within one of the various units within the: \'Hermann Göring-Division\' The neat - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch-pair (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') is executed in the typical white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. \'felt-like\'-type-) wool and is additionally \'piped\' with bright-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured (and/or: typical woolen-type) piping as is more often encountered with these HG-related collar-tabs (as can be seen on the pictures). The patches were most certainly issued but were - I deem - simply never worn nor tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both tabs show a single (fully identical, dual-pronged and/or: aluminium-based) silver-greyish-coloured gull (ie. wing or: \'Schwinge\') period-attached and are both nicely \'backed\' with the beige-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based) material as more often encountered. Both tabs are piped with the (typical) bright-green- (ie. \'grüner\') coloured and/or woolen-based piping (something that most certainly denoted \'Jäger\'-usage). This neat \'Kragenspiegel\'-pair was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. It should be noted that these genuine, \'HG-Division\'-related LW-collar-tabs can be easily graded \'fairly scarce\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bright-green-piped, EM- (ie. NCO-) type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a member within one of the various units within the: \'Hermann Göring-Division\' The neat - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch-pair (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') is executed in the typical white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. \'felt-like\'-type-) wool and is additionally \'piped\' with bright-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured (and/or: typical rayon-type) piping as is more often encountered with these HG-related collar-tabs (as can be seen on the pictures). The patches were most certainly issued but were - I deem - simply never worn nor tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both tabs show a single (fully identical, dual-pronged and/or: aluminium-based) silver-greyish-coloured gull (ie. wing or: \'Schwinge\') period-attached and are both nicely \'backed\' with the beige-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based) material as more often encountered. Both tabs are piped with the (typical) bright-green- (ie. \'grüner\') coloured and/or rayon-based piping (something that most certainly denoted \'Jäger\'-usage). This neat \'Kragenspiegel\'-pair was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. It should be noted that these genuine, \'HG-Division\'-related LW-collar-tabs can be easily graded \'fairly scarce\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bright-red-coloured collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' The neat collar-patches are executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-) type wool and come in a virtually mint- (ie. never tunic-attached-), condition. Both tabs show three (fully identical- and/or aluminium-based-) silver-greyish-coloured gulls (ie. 'Schwingen') period-attached and are nicely 'backed' with the brownish-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based-) material, as is more often encountered. The pair shows some minimal age- ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This neat 'Kragenspiegel'-set was recently found at a private household in Germany and was simply never used (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these bright-red-coloured collar-tabs as intended for enlisted staff-members (ie. NCOs) serving within the: 'Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or: anti-aircraft-troops) are not that easily found. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - LW-collar-tab-pair that has IMO been accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bright-red-coloured collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' The neat collar-patches are executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-) type wool and come in a virtually mint- (ie. never tunic-attached-), condition. Both tabs show a single (fully identical- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-based-) silver-greyish-coloured gull (ie. 'Schwinge') period-attached and are nicely 'backed' with the brownish-yellow-coloured carton-based material, as is more often encountered. The pair shows some minimal age- ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This neat 'Kragenspiegel'-set was recently found at a private household in Germany and was simply never used (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these bright-red-coloured collar-tabs as intended for enlisted staff-members (ie. NCOs) serving within the: 'Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or: anti-aircraft-troops) are not that easily found. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - LW-collar-tab-pair that has IMO been accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bright-red-coloured collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' The neat collar-patches are executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-) type wool and come in a virtually mint- (ie. never tunic-attached-), condition. Both tabs show two (fully identical- and/or zinc-based-) greyish-coloured gulls (ie. 'Schwingen') period-attached and are nicely 'backed' with the brownish-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based-) material, as is more often encountered. The pair shows some minimal age- ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This neat 'Kragenspiegel'-set was recently found at a private household in Germany and was simply never used (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these bright-red-coloured collar-tabs as intended for enlisted staff-members (ie. NCOs) serving within the: 'Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or: anti-aircraft-troops) are not that easily found. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - LW-collar-tab-pair that has IMO been accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bright-red-coloured collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' The neat collar-patches are executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-) type wool and come in a moderately used- and most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. Both tabs show four (non-identical- and/or zinc- ie. aluminium-based) greyish-coloured gulls (ie. 'Schwingen') period-attached and are nicely 'backed' with the brownish-coloured- (and/or carton-based-) material (that still shows some pencilled inventory- ie. price-markings, as is more often encountered). The pair shows some moderate age- ie. staining simply caused by normal wear and/or decades of storage only. This neat 'Kragenspiegel'-set was recently found at a private household in Germany and was clearly used as such and carefully tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these bright-red-coloured collar-tabs as intended for enlisted staff-members (ie. NCOs) serving within the: 'Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or: anti-aircraft-troops) are not that easily found. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - LW-collar-tab-pair that has with certainty been accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bright-red-coloured collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' The neat collar-patches are executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-) type wool and come in a moderately used- and most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. Both tabs show three (identical- and/or aluminium-based) silverish-coloured gulls (ie. 'Schwingen') period-attached and are nicely 'backed' with the brownish-coloured- (and/or buckram-based-) material as is more often encountered. The pair shows some moderate age- ie. staining simply caused by normal wear and/or decades of storage only. This neat 'Kragenspiegel'-set was recently found at a private household in Germany and was clearly used as such and carefully tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these bright-red-coloured collar-tabs as intended for enlisted staff-members (ie. NCOs) serving within the: 'Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or: anti-aircraft-troops) are not that easily found. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - LW-collar-tab-pair that has with certainty been accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bright-red-piped, EM- (ie. NCO-) type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a member within one of the various units within the: \'Hermann Göring-Division\' The neat - matching and actually not that easily found! - WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch-pair (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') is executed in the typical white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-type-) wool and is additionally 'piped' with bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured (and/or: typical 'rayon'-like-type) piping as is more often encountered with these HG-related collar-tabs (as can be seen on the pictures). The patches were most certainly issued and were - I deem - just moderately worn (as can be seen on the pictures). Both tabs show three (fully identical, dual-pronged and/or: zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based-) silver-greyish-coloured gulls (ie. wings) period-attached and are both nicely 'backed' with the beige-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based-) material as more often encountered. Both tabs are piped with the (typical) bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter') coloured and/or 'rayon'-like based piping (something that most certainly denoted artillery-usage). This neat 'Kragenspiegel'-pair was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. It should be noted that these genuine, 'HG-Division'-related LW-collar-tabs can be easily graded 'fairly scarce'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bright-red-piped, EM- (ie. NCO-) type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a member within one of the various units within the: \'Hermann Göring-Division\' The attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch-pair (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') is executed in the typical white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-type-) wool and is additionally 'piped' with bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured (and/or: typical woolen-type) piping as is more often encountered with these HG-related collar-tabs (as can be seen on the pictures). The patches were most certainly issued and were - I deem - just moderately worn (as can be seen on the pictures). Both tabs show three (non- identical, dual- (and 3-) pronged and/or: zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'- and aluminium-based-) silver-greyish-coloured gulls (ie. wings) period-attached and are both nicely 'backed' with the beige-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based-) material as more often encountered. Both tabs are piped with the (typical) bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter') coloured and/or woolen-based piping (something that most certainly denoted artillery-usage). This neat 'Kragenspiegel'-pair was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. It should be noted that these genuine, 'HG-Division'-related LW-collar-tabs can be easily graded 'fairly scarce'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bright-red-piped, EM- (ie. NCO-) type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a member within one of the various units within the: \'Hermann Göring-Division\' The neat - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch-pair (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') is executed in the typical white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-type-) wool and is additionally 'piped' with bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured (and/or: typical 'rayon'-like-type) piping as is more often encountered with these HG-related collar-tabs (as can be seen on the pictures). The patches were most certainly issued but were - I deem - simply never worn nor tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both tabs show a single (fully identical, dual-pronged and/or: zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) silver-greyish-coloured gull (ie. wing) period-attached and are both nicely 'backed' with the beige-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based) material as more often encountered. Both tabs are piped with the (typical) bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter') coloured and/or 'rayon'-like based piping (something that most certainly denoted artillery-usage). This neat 'Kragenspiegel'-pair was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. It should be noted that these genuine, 'HG-Division'-related LW-collar-tabs can be easily graded 'fairly scarce'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bright-red-piped, EM- (ie. NCO-) type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a member within one of the various units within the: \'Hermann Göring-Division\' The neat - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch-pair (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') is executed in the typical white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. \'felt-like\'-type-) wool and is additionally \'piped\' with bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured (and/or: typical woolen-type) piping as is more often encountered with these HG-related collar-tabs (as can be seen on the pictures). The patches were most certainly issued and I deem moderately worn (as can be seen on the pictures). Both tabs show a single (fully identical, dual-pronged and/or: zinc-based) silver-greyish-coloured gull (ie. wing or: \'Schwinge\') period-attached and are both nicely \'backed\' with the beige-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based) material as more often encountered. Both tabs are piped with the (typical) bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\') coloured and/or woolen-based piping (something that most certainly denoted \'Artillerie\'-usage). This neat \'Kragenspiegel\'-pair was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. It should be noted that these genuine, \'HG-Division\'-related LW-collar-tabs can be easily graded \'fairly scarce\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bright-red-piped, EM- (ie. NCO-) type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a member within one of the various units within the: \'Hermann Göring-Division\' The neat - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch-pair (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') is executed in the typical white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. \'felt-like\'-type-) wool and is additionally \'piped\' with bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured (and/or: typical rayon-type) piping as is more often encountered with these HG-related collar-tabs (as can be seen on the pictures). The patches were most certainly issued, moderately worn and once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both tabs show a single (fully identical, dual-pronged and/or: zinc-based) silver-greyish-coloured gull (ie. wing or: \'Schwinge\') period-attached and are both nicely \'backed\' with the beige-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based) material as more often encountered. Both tabs are piped with the (typical) bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\') coloured and/or rayon-based piping (something that most certainly denoted \'Artillerie\'-usage). This neat - and truly used! - \'Kragenspiegel\'-pair was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. It should be noted that these genuine, \'HG-Division\'-related LW-collar-tabs can be easily graded \'fairly scarce\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) bright-red-piped, EM- (ie. NCO-) type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a member within one of the various units within the: \'Hermann Göring-Division\' The neat - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch-pair (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') is executed in the typical white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. \'felt-like\'-type-) wool and is additionally \'piped\' with bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured (and/or: typical woolen-type) piping as is more often encountered with these HG-related collar-tabs (as can be seen on the pictures). The patches were most certainly issued and I deem moderately worn (as can be seen on the pictures). Both tabs show a single (fully identical, three-pronged and/or: zinc-based) silver-greyish-coloured gull (ie. wing or: \'Schwinge\') period-attached and are both nicely \'backed\' with the beige-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based) material as more often encountered. Both tabs are piped with the (typical) bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\') coloured and/or woolen-based piping (something that most certainly denoted \'Artillerie\'-usage). This neat \'Kragenspiegel\'-pair was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. It should be noted that these genuine, \'HG-Division\'-related LW-collar-tabs can be easily graded \'fairly scarce\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') being of the specific type as used on the greatcoat as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' The neat collar-patches - which are of the specific pattern as was exclusively used on the greatcoat (ie. 'Mantel') - are executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-) type wool and come in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem minimally used- ie. carefully coat-removed-), condition. Both tabs show three (identical- and/or typical aluminium-based-) silver-greyish-coloured- gulls (ie. 'Schwingen') period-attached and are nicely 'backed' with the brownish-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based-) material as to be expected. Moreover, do they have the thin-shaped, silver-coloured braid attached (clearly identifying the pair as being merely intended for usage on the greatcoat). The pair shows some minimal age- ie. staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage. This neat 'Kragenspiegel'-set was recently found at a private-household in Germany. It should be noted that these bright-red-coloured greatcoat-type collar-tabs as intended for enlisted staff-members (ie. NCOs) serving within the: 'Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or: anti-aicraft troops) are not that easily found. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - LW-collar-tab-pair that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') being of the specific type as used on the greatcoat as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Flieger- o. FJ-Truppen\' The neat collar-patches - which are of the specific pattern as was exclusively used on the greatcoat (ie. \'Mantel\') - are executed in the golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. \'felt-like\'-) type wool and come in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. carefully coat-removed-), condition. Both tabs show four (identical- and/or typical aluminium-based) silver-greyish-coloured- gulls (ie. \'Schwingen\') period-attached and are nicely \'backed\' with the brownish-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based-) material as to be expected. Moreover, do they have the thin-shaped, silver-coloured braid attached (clearly identifying the pair as being merely intended for usage on the greatcoat). The pair shows some minimal age- ie. staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage. This neat \'Kragenspiegel\'-set was recently found at a private-household in Germany. It should be noted that these golden-yelloe-coloured greatcoat-type collar-tabs as intended for enlisted staff-members (ie. NCOs) serving within the: \'Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' (or: pilot- ie. paratroopers-branch) are not that easily found. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - LW-collar-tab-pair that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') being of the specific type as used on the greatcoat as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'LW-Nachrichten-Truppen\' The neat collar-patches - which are of the specific pattern as was exclusively used on the greatcoat (ie. \'Mantel\') - are executed in the copper-brown- (ie. \'kupferbrauner\'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. \'felt-like\'-) type wool and come in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. carefully coat-removed-), condition. Both tabs show both three (identical- and/or typical aluminium-based) silver-greyish-coloured, gulls (ie. \'Schwingen\') period-attached and are nicely \'backed\' with the brownish-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based-) material as to be expected. Moreover, do they have the thin-shaped, silver-coloured braid attached (clearly identifying the pair as being merely intended for usage on the greatcoat). The pair shows some minimal age- ie. staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage. This neat \'Kragenspiegel\'-set was recently found at a private-household in Germany. It should be noted that these copper-brown-coloured greatcoat-type collar-tabs as intended for enlisted staff-members (ie. NCOs) serving within the: \'Nachrichten-Truppen\' (or: LW-signals-branch) are not that easily found. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - LW-collar-tab-pair that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') being of the specific type as used on the greatcoat as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Pionier o. Bau-Truppen\' The neat collar-patches - which are of the specific pattern as was exclusively used on the greatcoat (ie. \'Mantel\') - are executed in the black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. \'felt-like\'-) type wool and come in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. carefully coat-removed-), condition. Both tabs show a single (identical- and/or typical zinc-based) silver-greyish-coloured, gull (ie. \'Schwinge\') period-attached and are nicely \'backed\' with the brownish-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based-) material as to be expected. Moreover, do they have the thin-shaped, silver-coloured braid attached (clearly identifying the pair as being merely intended for usage on the greatcoat). The pair shows some minimal age- ie. staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage. This neat \'Kragenspiegel\'-set was recently found at a private-household in Germany. It should be noted that these black-coloured greatcoat-type collar-tabs as intended for enlisted staff-members (ie. NCOs) serving within the: \'Pionier o. Bau-Truppen\' (or: enigineers-branch) are not that easily found. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - LW-collar-tab-pair that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-yellow-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterklappen für Mannschaften') as was piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen' (or: simple pilot- or paratrooper-soldier) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem hardly used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The straps - which measure 11,9 cms. in length each - have the desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached and simply show hardly usage nor wear. The straps came naturally mounted on their functional tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). It has been some time that I had an equally nicely preserved, enlisted-mens' 'Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger'-shoulderstrap-pair on offer!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the light- ie. rust-brown- (ie. \'hell- o. kupferbrauner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat der LW-Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive pair of WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterklappen für Mannschaften der Luftwaffe\') as was piped in the light- ie. rust-brown- (ie. \'hell- o. kupferbrauner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Nachrichten-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier who served within the LW signal-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem hardly used- nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The straps - which measure approximately 12 cms. in length each - have the desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached and simply show hardly usage nor wear: just some storage-staining is noticable. The straps came naturally mounted onto their functional tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). It has been some time that I had an equally nicely preserved, enlisted-mens\' \'LW-Nachrichten\'-shoulderstrap-pair on offer!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) general-officers\'-pattern shoulderboards as was intended for a: \'Generalleutnant\' and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. minimally used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition This is a truly attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely found! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) general-officers'-pattern shoulderboards (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Generale der Luftwaffe') as was intended for - and I deem minimally worn - by a general-officer holding the rank of: 'Generalleutnant' (or: lieutnant-general) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. minimally used and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboards - which show both an 'upperdeck' that is executed in bright-golden- and/or silver-coloured- (ie. later-war-type) so-called: 'Cellueon'-based material - measure approx. 11 cms. in length each and show a beige-white-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based 'underground' as to be expected. The pair never had a tongue attached and was clearly a pair that was worn as a pair of the 'sew-in-type' (it was - I deem - just minimally worn and was once stitched onto a tunic as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show a pair of (identical, regular-sized- and/or golden-bronze-coloured) pips period-attached and was thus a (later-war-period) pair that was intended for a (regrettably unidentified!) senior-officer with the general-officers' rank of: 'Generallleutnant' (or: lieutnant-general). The boards truly show extraordinary detail and are a great example of the employed craftmenship of the days. The pair is a tiny bit tarnished ie. stained (simply caused by years of storage ie. moderate wear). The pair belonged to an air-force 'Generalleutnant' who kept and/or stored these neat insignia-pieces for decades. Simply a very attractive - and not that easily found! - WH (Luftwaffe) general-officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that is priced according to its unmistaken scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) golden-yellow-coloured collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Fallschirm- o. Flieger-Truppen\' The neat collar-patches are executed in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-) type wool and show only moderate wear and were with certainty carefully tunic-removed (see pictures). Both tabs show four (identical- and/or aluminium-based-) silver-greyish-coloured- gulls ie. wings period-attached and are nicely 'backed' with the brownish-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based-) material, as is more often encountered. This neat 'Kragenspiegel'-set was recently found at a private household in Germany and was IMO carefully tunic-removed: some stitching-remains are still present and/or visible (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these golden-yellow-coloured collar-tabs as intended for enlisted staff-members (ie. NCOs) serving within the: 'Fallschirm- o. Flieger-Truppen' are not that easily found. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - LW-collar-tab-pair that has IMO been accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) golden-yellow-coloured collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Fallschirm- o. Flieger-Truppen\' The neat collar-patches are executed in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-) type wool and come in a virtually mint- (ie. never tunic-attached-), condition. Both tabs show a single (identical- and/or aluminium-based-) silver-greyish-coloured- gull ie. wing period-attached and are nicely 'backed' with the brownish-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based-) material, as is more often encountered. The pair shows some minimal age- ie. staining simply caused by decases of storage. This neat 'Kragenspiegel'-set was recently found at a private household in Germany and was simply never used (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these golden-yellow-coloured collar-tabs as intended for enlisted staff-members (ie. NCOs) serving within the: 'Fallschirm- o. Flieger-Truppen' are not that easily found. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - LW-collar-tab-pair that has IMO been accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) golden-yellow-coloured collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Fallschirm- o. Flieger-Truppen\' The neat collar-patches are executed in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-) type wool and come in a virtually mint- (ie. never tunic-attached-), condition. Both tabs show a single (identical- and/or aluminium-based-) silver-greyish-coloured- gull ie. wing period-attached and are nicely 'backed' with the brownish-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based-) material, as is more often encountered. The pair shows some minimal age- ie. staining simply caused by decases of storage. This neat 'Kragenspiegel'-set was recently found at a private household in Germany and was simply never used (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these golden-yellow-coloured collar-tabs as intended for enlisted staff-members (ie. NCOs) serving within the: 'Fallschirm- o. Flieger-Truppen' are not that easily found. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - LW-collar-tab-pair that has IMO been accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) golden-yellow-piped-, officers\'-type shoulderboards, as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments\' This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) piped-, officers'-type shoulderboards, as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments' (or: lieutnant first-class who served within a pilot- or paratroopers-regiment), that comes in a wonderfull (albeit minimally used- ie. worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat shoulderboards - which are constructed from the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching and comes mounted on its typical, smaller-sized tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly 'shiny' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected with a Luftwaffe-related pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 10,8 cms. in length each - show a single (golden-toned-and/or regular-sized-) pip attached, denoting the officers-rank of: 'Oberleutnant'. Moreover, did the pair come with a (matching) set of silver-coloured so-called: 'Schraubknöpfe' (or screw-on buttons) attached. Simply a very attractive pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type shoulderboards, as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments' and that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in golden-yellow branchcolour as was worn by an: \'Oberfeldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching albeit moderately used! - 'standard-issued' pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) branchcolour as was intended for - and most certainly worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen' (or: paratrooper- ie. pilot senior-NCO ie. sergeant first-class) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps are in all facets 'text-book'-examples and come in a very nice condition, overall. The straps measure approximately 10,9 cms. in length each and come mounted onto their functional tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows the neat golden-yellow coloured- and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached and has the typical LW-type NCO-braid and four (identical, regular-sized- and/or zinc-based-) pips period-attached (denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel'). The pair shows - as stated above - some moderate staining and wear, simply caused by fair usage, wear and/or decades of storage. Simply a very attractive - and fully 'textbook'! - pair of: 'Oberfeldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen'-shoulderstraps that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger u. Mitglied einer LW-Kraftfahrschule\' The truly attractive pair is piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'gold-gelbener'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger u. Mitglied einer LW-Kraftfahrschule' (or: sergeant within a pilot- ie. paratrooper-unit and member ie. possibly trainer within a specific Lufwaffe drivers'-school). The shoulderstraps are in all facets 'text-book'-examples and come in a very nice- and only moderately used condition, overall. The straps measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and come of course mounted onto their functional tongues. The pair shows the neat golden-yellow coloured- and/or 'silk-like'-type piping attached and has the typical, LW-type NCO-braid and a pair of (regular-sized and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) pips attached (denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Feldwebel'). Next to this, they show a matching pair of the neat (silver-toned- and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or: 'Gothic'-styled) so-called: 'KRS'-cyphers attached. All four devices show some wear and/or age but are nevertheless nicely preserved. The pair shows - as stated above - some regular staining and wear, simply caused by fair usage and/or decades of storage. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this neat pair came with a pair of (detachable) 'pebbled'-style tunic-buttons attached (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from a small lot of 'cyphered' LW-straps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'cyphered' LW-straps are very hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and with certainty rarely seen! - NCO-type, LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Feldwebel der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger u. Mitglied einer LW-Kraftfahrschule'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger u. Mitglied einer LW-Kraftfahrschule\' The truly attractive pair is piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger u. Mitglied einer LW-Kraftfahrschule' (or: sergeant within a pilot- ie. paratrooper-unit and member ie. possibly trainer within a specific, Lufwaffe drivers'-school). The shoulderstraps are in all facets 'text-book'-examples and come in a very nice- and only moderately used condition, overall. The straps measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and come of course mounted onto their functional tongues. The pair shows the neat golden-yellow coloured- and/or 'silk-like'-type piping attached and has the typical (somewhat sub-dued, greyish-silver-toned) LW-type NCO-braid and a pair of (regular-sized- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) pips attached (denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Feldwebel'). Next to this, the pair shows a (fully matching, pair silver-toned- and - I deem- 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or: 'Gothic'-styled) so-called: 'KRS'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') attached. All four devices show some wear and/or age but are nevertheless nicely preserved. The pair shows - as stated above - some regular staining and wear, simply caused by moderate usage and/or decades of storage. This pair originated from a small lot of 'cyphered' LW-straps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'cyphered' LW-straps are actually very hard to find and do not come often for sale. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and with certainty rarely seen! - NCO-type, LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Feldwebel der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger u. Mitglied einer LW-Kraftfahrschule'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant des Festungs-Flakartillerie-Abteilungs 34\' The truly attractive - and actually very scarcely found! - pair is piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant des Festungs-Flakartillerie-Abteilungs 34' (or: lieutnant who served within a specific anti-aircraft-unit, numbered: '34'). The pair was (with certainty) minimally used ie. once tunic-attached and comes in an overall very nice condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the typical bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly 'shiny' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected with a Luftwaffe-related pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 10,8 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned- and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or: 'Gothic'-styled) so-called: 'F'-cyphers and equally styled (double and larger-sized) '3'- and/or '4'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Leutnant des Festungs-Flakartillerie-Abteilungs 34'. The straps - that never had any tongues and that was intended as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern - only show minimal age and wear but are void of any damage or alike. This pair originated from a small collection of rarely seen 'cyphered' LW-straps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'cyphered' LW-straps are truly very hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and with certainty rarely seen! - officers'-type, LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Leutnant des Festungs-Flakartillerie-Abteilungs 34'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant des Festungs-Flakartillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments 31\' The truly attractive pair is piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant des Festungs-Flakartillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments 31' (or: lieutnant who served within a specific anti-aircraft-unit, numbered: '31'). The pair was presumably never used nor tunic-attached and comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued albeit 'virtually mint'-), condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly 'shiny' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected with a Luftwaffe-related pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned- and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or: 'Gothic'-styled) so-called: 'F'-cyphers and equally styled (early-pattern) '3'- and '1'-numerals attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Leutnant des Festungs-Flakartillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments 31'. The straps only show some storage-age and are void of any damage or alike. This pair originated from a small lot of 'cyphered' LW-straps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'cyphered' LW-straps are very hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and rarely seen! - officers'-type, LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for 'Leutnant des Festungs-Flakartillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments 31'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant u. Arzt\' who served within the: \'LW-Sanitäts-Truppen\' The attractive pair is piped in the darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant u. Arzt\' (ie. lieutnant and/ or junior medical-doctor) who served within the: \'Luftwaffe-Sanitäts-Truppen\' (or: airforce-related, medical-troops). The pair was presumably never used nor tunic-attached and comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued albeit \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured, \'smooth-type\' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly \'shiny\' appearance of the \'upperdecks\' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected with a Luftwaffe-related pair). The boards are just a tiny bit \'tarnished\' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 11,8 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned- and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'Aesculapus\'-cyphers period-attached denoting the officers\'-rank ie. function of: \'Leutnant u. Arzt der Sanitäts-Truppen\'. Of interest is, moreover, the fact that the cyphers were attached to the boards BEFORE they were fully assembled (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps only show some storage-age and are truly void of any damage or alike. This pair originated from a small lot of \'cyphered\' LW-straps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all \'cyphered\' LW-straps are quite hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive, officers\'-type, LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: \'Leutnant u. Arzt der Sanitäts-Truppen\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant des Festungs-Flakartillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments 33\' The truly attractive pair is piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Oberleutnant des Festungs-Flakartillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments 33' (or: lieutnant who served within a specific anti-aircraft-unit, numbered: '33'). The pair was presumably minimally used ie. once tunic-attached and comes in an overall very nice condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly 'shiny' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected with a Luftwaffe-related pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 10,8 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned- and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or: 'Gothic'-styled) so-called: 'F'-cyphers and equally styled (double and smaller-sized) '3'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and single (equally styled) pip attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Oberleutnant des Festungs-Flakartillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments 33'. The straps - that come mounted onto their typical, officers'-pattern tongues and that had a pair of so-called: 'Schraubknöpfe' attached - only show some moderate age and wear but are void of any damage or alike. This pair originated from a small collection of rarely seen 'cyphered' LW-straps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'cyphered' LW-straps are truly very hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and with certainty rarely seen! - officers'-type, LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for an: 'Oberleutnant des Festungs-Flakartillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments 33'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant u. Arzt\' who served within the: \'LW-Sanitäts-Truppen\' The attractive pair is piped in the darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant u. Arzt\' (ie. lieutnant first-class and/or junior medical-doctor) who served within the: \'Luftwaffe-Sanitäts-Truppen\' (or: airforce-related, medical-troops). The pair was clearly used and was with certainty once tunic-attached and carefully tunic-removed: it comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately worn-), condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured, \'smooth-type\' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly \'shiny\' appearance of the \'upperdecks\' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected with a Luftwaffe-related pair). The boards are just a tiny bit \'tarnished\' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 10,6 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned- and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'Aesculapus\'-cyphers and two (zinc-based- and somewhat tarnished) pips period-attached denoting the officers\'-rank ie. function of: \'Oberleutnant u. Arzt der Sanitäts-Truppen\'. Of interest is, moreover, the fact that the cyphers were attached to the boards BEFORE they were fully assembled (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps only show some age and wear but are truly void of any damage or alike: they still show some stitching-remains of having been once tunic-attached. This pair originated from a small lot of \'cyphered\' LW-straps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all \'cyphered\' LW-straps are quite hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive, officers\'-type, LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant u. Arzt der Sanitäts-Truppen\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern, shoulderboards as piped in the golden-yellow-coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberstleutnant der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern, shoulderboards as piped in the golden-yellow-coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and presumably used by! - an: 'Oberstleutnant der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen' (or: pilot- ie. paratrooper lieutnant-colonel) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn- and presumably once tunic-attached-), condition. The boards are 'piped' in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and are constructed from the (typical) 'smooth-like' wool as to be expected: the pair never had any tongues attached and was clearly intended (and used!) as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which each measure approximately 11 cms. in length - have truly 'shiny', silver-based 'upperdecks' and each show a single (regular-sized- and/or bright-golden-toned-) pip period-attached denoting the (fairly high-ranked) officers'-rank of: 'Oberstleutnant' (or: lieutnant-colonel). Simply a neat - and fairly high-ranked! - LW-officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberstleutnant der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen': I deem that I have priced this attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as executed in golden-yellow-coloured wool as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') as executed in golden- ie. somewhat orange-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured- and/or: smooth-type- ie. \'moleskin\'-type wool, as were specifically intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Flieger-o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' (or: lieutnant who served within the pilot- or paratrooper-branch) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or most certainly never tunic-attached-), condition. The pair is truly neatly hand-embroidered and shows great detail and/or craftmenship. The tabs have the \'standard-type\', beige-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based \'backings\' attached as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found together. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a very attractive pair of LW officers\'-type collar-tabs for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type collar-patches as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Major u. Mitglied der LW-Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and/or carefully tunic-removed! - pair of (fairly high-ranked!) WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') as piped in the light-brown- (ie. 'hell- o. kupferbrauner'-) coloured branchcolour that was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Major u. Mitglied der LW-Nachrichten-Truppen' (or: major who served within an airforce signals-unit) and that comes in an overall nicely preserved- (albeit moderately used- and/or most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat pair shows the silver-toned hand-embroidery as to be expected and is executed on a brown-coloured- and/or typical 'smooth woolen'-based background. The pair shows some minimal staining, age and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures) and is neatly 'backed' with beige-coloured, buckram-based material as is more often encountered. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that both tabs show an inked 'inventory-numeral' stamped onto their backs that reads: '22' (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair came together with the equally nicely preserved LW-shoulderboard-pair that I offer under number: #58609: all four insignia-pieces were used by the same 'Major der Nachrichten-Truppen' who wore these and stored them as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and fairly high-ranked! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-tabs that belonged to a: 'Major u. Mitglied der LW-Nachrichten-Truppen' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type collar-tabs as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann der Reserve u. Mitglied der LW-Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and I deem clearly used ie. once tunic-attached! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') as (dual)piped in the light-brown- (ie. \'hell- o. kupferbrauner\'-) coloured branchcolour and having the typical bluish-coloured secondary branchcolour ie. \'underlay\' as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann der Reserve u. Mitglied der Luftwaffe-Nachrichten-Truppen\' (or: officer ie. reserve-captain who served within an airforce signals-unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat tabs - which are executed in the typical \'smooth\'-like- and/or light-brown- (ie. \'hell- o. kupferbrauner\'-) coloured wool (aka \'moleskin\'-wool) have the secondary, bluish-toned underlays as to be expected and are backed with beige-coloured \'buckram\'-based material. The pair was clearly issued and/or moderately worn ie. once-mounted onto a tunic (and does show some age, wear and/or staining). This particular WH (Luftwaffe) collar-tab-pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive, reserve-officers\'-type collar-tab-pair that belonged to a: \'Hauptmann der Reserve u. Mitglied der Luftwaffe-Nachrichten-Truppen\' and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the golden-yellow-coloured brancolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') as piped in the golden-yellow-coloured brancolour and executed in golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured- and/or: smooth-type- ie. \'moleskin\'-type wool as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann der Flieger-o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' (or: captain who served within the pilot- or paratrooper-branch) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem minimally used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The boards - that never had any tongues attached and that were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern - measure approx. 11,5 cms. in length as more often and show the (bright) silver-toned (and quite shiny!) \'upperdecks\' as to be expected for a LW-pair (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows two pairs of fully matching (golden-toned- and typical Buntmetall-based) pips period-attched denoting the rank of: \'Hauptmann\' ie. captain (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and just minimally used and/or tunic-removed - pair of LW officers\'-type shoulderboards for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the golden-yellow-coloured brancolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Offiziere\') as piped in the golden-yellow-coloured brancolour and executed in golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured- and/or: smooth-type- ie. \'moleskin\'-type wool as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Flieger-o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' (or: lieutnant who served within the pilot- or paratrooper-branch) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The boards - that never had any tongues attached and that were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern - measure approx. 11 cms. in length as more often and show the (bright) silver-toned (and quite shiny!) \'upperdecks\' as to be expected for a LW-pair (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this pair still came with its period \'inventory Banderolle\' in place (that shows the inked text ie. date and price that reads: \'Häm. 7.12.43 - 1,65\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and \'virtually minty\'! - pair of LW officers\'-type shoulderboards for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the golden-yellow-coloured brancolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Offiziere\') as piped in the golden-yellow-coloured brancolour and executed in golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured- and/or: smooth-type- ie. \'moleskin\'-type wool as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Flieger-o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' (or: lieutnant who served within the pilot- or paratrooper-branch) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem hardly used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The boards - that come mounted with its typical smaller-sized tongues attached - measure approx. 11 cms. in length as more often and show the (bright) silver-toned (and quite shiny!) \'upperdecks\' as to be expected for a LW-pair (as can be seen on the pictures). The pieces never had any pips nor \'cyphers\' attached and was as such clearly intended for a junior-officer with the rank of \'Leutnant\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and \'virtually minty\'! - pair of LW officers\'-type shoulderboards for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the golden-yellow-coloured brancolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Offiziere\') as piped in the golden-yellow-coloured brancolour and executed in golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured- and/or: smooth- ( ie. \'moleskin\'-) type wool as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Flieger-o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' (or: lieutnant who served within the pilot- or paratrooper-branch) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The boards - that never had any tongues attached and that were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern - measure approx. 11,2 cms. in length as more often and show the (truly bright) silver-toned (and quite shiny!) \'upperdecks\' as to be expected for a LW-pair (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - that never had any cyphers ie. \'Ziffern\' (nor rank-pips) attached - were once glued into an album or scrapbook (or alike) and do show some minimal carton-remains on their backs (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and just moderately used! - pair of LW officers\'-type shoulderboards for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant eines Flakartillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' The attractive pair is piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a a: 'Leutnant eines Flakartillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: lieutnant who served within a specific anti-aircraft-unit). The pair was presumably issued but simply never used nor tunic-attached and comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued albeit 'virtually mint'-), condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly 'shiny' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected with a Luftwaffe-related pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - never had any pips nor cyphers attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: a: 'Leutnant eines Flakartillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments'. The straps only show some storage-age and are void of any damage or alike. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive, officers'-type LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Leutnant eines Flakartillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant eines Pioniere- o. Bau-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' The attractive pair is piped in the black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a a: \'Leutnant eines Pioniere- o. Bau-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: lieutnant who served within a specific Luftwaffe related engineers-unit). The pair was presumably issued but was (I deem) simply never used nor even tunic-attached and comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued albeit \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the typical black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured, \'smooth-type\' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly \'shiny\' appearance of the \'upperdecks\' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a Luftwaffe-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit \'tarnished\' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - never had any pips nor cyphers attached denoting the officers\'-rank ie. function of: \'Leutnant eines Pioniere- o. Bau-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'. The straps only show some storage-age and are void of any damage or alike: they come, moreover mounted onto their (smaller-sized) officers\'-type tongues. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive, officers\'-type LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Pioniere- o. Bau-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant eines Pioniere- o. Bau-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' The attractive pair is piped in the black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a a: \'Leutnant eines Pioniere- o. Bau-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: lieutnant who served within a specific Luftwaffe related engineers-unit). The pair was presumably issued but was (I deem) simply never used nor even tunic-attached and comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued albeit still \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the typical black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured, \'smooth-type\' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly \'shiny\' appearance of the \'upperdecks\' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a Luftwaffe-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit \'tarnished\' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - never had any pips nor cyphers attached denoting the officers\'-rank ie. function of: \'Leutnant eines Pioniere- o. Bau-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'. The straps never had any tongues attached tongues. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive, officers\'-type LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Pioniere- o. Bau-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant eines Pioniere- o. Bau-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' The attractive pair is piped in the black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a a: \'Leutnant eines Pioniere- o. Bau-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: lieutnant who served within a specific Luftwaffe related engineers-unit). The pair was presumably issued but was (I deem) simply never used nor even tunic-attached and comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued albeit still \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the typical black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured, \'smooth-type\' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly \'shiny\' appearance of the \'upperdecks\' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a Luftwaffe-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit \'tarnished\' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 10 cms. in length each - never had any pips nor cyphers attached denoting the officers\'-rank ie. function of: \'Leutnant eines Pioniere- o. Bau-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'. The straps never had any tongues attached tongues. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive, officers\'-type LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Pioniere- o. Bau-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann der Reserve u. Mitglied der LW-Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and I deem clearly used ie. once tunic-attached! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards as (dual)piped in the light-brown- (ie. \'hell- o. kupferbrauner\'-) coloured branchcolour and having the typical bluish-coloured secondary branchcolour ie. \'underlay\' as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann der Reserve u. Mitglied der Luftwaffe-Nachrichten-Truppen\' (or: officer ie. reserve-captain who served within an airforce signals-unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat boards - which are executed in the typical \'smooth\'-like- and/or light-brown- (ie. \'hell- o. kupferbrauner\'-) coloured wool (aka \'moleskin\'-wool) have the secondary, bluish-toned underlays as to be expected and measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and have the (bright)silver-coloured- ie. non-sub-dued \'upperdecks\'. The boards never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended (and used as!) a pair of boards of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show four (golden-toned, identical and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based) pips period-attached (which devices are very detailed and/or pronounced as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was clearly issued and/or moderately worn ie. once-mounted onto a tunic (and does show some age, wear and/or staining). This particular WH (Luftwaffe) shoulderboard-pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive, reserve-officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: \'Hauptmann der Reserve u. Mitglied der Luftwaffe-Nachrichten-Truppen\' and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant u. Mitglied der LW-Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and I deem simply never used nor tunic-attached! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the light-brown- (ie. 'hell- o. kupferbrauner'-) coloured and/or: 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool that was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant u. Mitglied der LW-Nachrichten-Truppen' (or: junior-officer ie. lieutnant who served within an airforce signals-unit) and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- (I deem probably isssued- albeit still 'virtually mint'-), condition. The neat pair (that never had any pips, numerals nor 'cyphers' attached and that was clearly intended for usage as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern) measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length each and has somewhat sub-dued, greyish-silver-coloured 'upperdecks' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The pair does show some minimal storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type shoulderboards that belonged to a: 'Leutnant u. Mitglied der LW-Nachrichten-Truppen' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant u. Mitglied der LW-Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and I deem simply never used nor even tunic-attached! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the light-brown- (ie. \'hell- o. kupferbrauner\'-) coloured and/or: \'smooth-type\' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool that was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant u. Mitglied der LW-Nachrichten-Truppen\' (or: junior-officer ie. lieutnant who served within an airforce signals-unit) and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- (I deem probably isssued- albeit still \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The neat pair (that never had any pips, numerals nor \'cyphers\' attached and that was clearly intended for usage as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern) measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length each and has somewhat sub-dued, greyish-silver-coloured \'upperdecks\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The pair does show some minimal storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards that belonged to a: \'Leutnant u. Mitglied der LW-Nachrichten-Truppen\' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Major u. Mitglied der LW-Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and/or carefully tunic-removed! - pair of (fairly high-ranked!) WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the light-brown- (ie. 'hell- o. kupferbrauner'-) coloured and/or: 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool that was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Major u. Mitglied der LW-Nachrichten-Truppen' (or: major who served within an airforce signals-unit) and that comes in an overall nicely preserved- (albeit moderately used- and/or most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat pair (that never had any pips, numerals nor 'cyphers' attached and that was clearly used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern) measures approximately 11 cms. in length each and has somewhat shiny, bright silver-coloured 'upperdecks' (as is to be expected for a true LW-related pair). The pair does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair came together with the equally nicely preserved LW-collar-tab-set that I offer under number: #58610: all four insignia-pieces were used by the same 'Major der Nachrichten-Truppen' who wore these and stored them as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and fairly high-ranked! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type shoulderboards that belonged to a: 'Major u. Mitglied der LW-Nachrichten-Truppen' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) white-coloured collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the elite: \'Hermann Göring-Division\' The neat collar-patches are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-) type wool and come in a virtually mint- (ie. never tunic-attached-), condition. Both tabs show a single (fully identical- and/or zinc- ie. 'Feinzink' based-) silver-greyish-coloured gull (ie. 'Schwinge') period-attached and are nicely 'backed' with the brownish-yellow-coloured carton-based material, as is more often encountered. The pair shows some minimal age- ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This neat 'Kragenspiegel'-set was recently found at a private household in Germany and was simply never used (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these white-coloured collar-tabs as intended for enlisted staff-members (ie. NCOs) serving within the elite: 'Hermann Göring-Division' are not that easily found. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - LW-collar-tab-pair that has IMO been accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) white-coloured, EM- (ie. NCO-) type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a member serving within one of the various units within the: \'Hermann Göring-Division\' The attractive - and fully matching! - WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch-pair (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz\') is executed in the (typical) white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. \'felt-like\'-type-) wool and is void of any piping as is more often encountered with these HG-related collar-tabs (as can be seen on the pictures). The patches were (I deem) clearly issued and were once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both tabs show four (identical- and/or: typical aluminium-based) silver-coloured gulls (ie. wings or: \'Schwingen\') period-attached and are both nicely \'backed\' with the beige-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based-) material as more often encountered. This particular \'Kragenspiegel\'-pair was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. It should be noted that these genuine, \'HG-Division\'-related LW-collar-tabs can be easily graded \'fairly scarce\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant des Festungs-Flakartillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments 7\' The truly attractive pair is piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant des Festungs-Flakartillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments 7' (or: lieutnant who served within a specific anti-aircraft unit, numbered: '7'). The pair was presumably never used nor tunic-attached and comes in an overall very nice (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly 'shiny' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected with a Luftwaffe-related pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of the neat (golden-toned- and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or: 'Gothic'-styled) so-called: 'F'-cyphers and equally styled '7'-numerals attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Leutnant des Festungs-Flakartillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments 7'. The straps only show some storage-age and are void of any damage or alike. This pair originated from a small lot of 'cyphered' LW-straps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'cyphered' LW-straps are very hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and rarely seen! - officers'-type, LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for 'Leutnant des Festungs-Flakartillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments 7'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type collar-tabs as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Regiments\' The attractive pair is piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and has a secondary, typical blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour attached: as such, the pair was intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-regiments' (or: reserve-lieutnant first-class who served within a pilot- or paratroopers-regiment). The pair was most certainly used- and once tunic-attached and does show some obvious usage (and slight moth-damage as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs - which are constructed from the typical, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - is fully matching and was carefully tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs show two nicely hand-embroidered wings (ie. 'Schwingen') and oak-leave wreaths denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Oberleutnant der Reserve' (ie. reserve-lieutnant first-class). This pair originated from a small lot of various LW-insignia that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'Reserve' LW-collar-tanss are hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and scarcely seen! - officers'-type, LW-collar-tab-pair that was intended for a: 'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger.-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'dual-piped\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Regiments\' The attractive pair is piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and has a secondary, typical blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour attached: as such, the pair was intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-regiments' (or: reserve-lieutnant first-class who served within a pilot- or paratroopers-regiment). The pair was most certainly used- and once tunic-attached but comes, nevertheless, in an overall very nice condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the greyish-blue- (ie. 'grauer'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly 'shiny' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected with a Luftwaffe-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - show a matching pair of (golden-toned- and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Oberleutnant der Reserve' (ie. reserve-lieutnant first-class). This pair originated from a small lot of various LW-straps and/or boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'Reserve' LW-straps are hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and scarcely seen! - officers'-type, LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Leutnant der Reserve eines Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger.-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-style-\' EM-type shoulderstraps (as was specifically intended for usage on the tropical-shirts ie. tunics) as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' The neat enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps - which both measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each as more often seen - were with certainty used and/or moderately worn: they show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour (ie. 'silk-like'-type piping-) attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which are executed in the regular- (ie. slightly 'thinner'-styled) linnen come naturally mounted on their functional tongues. The neat pair shows some obvious age, wear and/or staining (it is a bit 'faded' but is fully undamaged). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this pair is fully matching in all facets: something that is most certainly not always the case with these WH (Luftwaffe) 'tropical-styled' EM-type shoulderstraps. It should be noted that these LW tropical-styled-, EM-type shoulderstraps can easily be considered 'scarce': even more so when they come in such a neat and/or moderately used- ie. worn, condition!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), early-war-period- (and \'tailor-made\') NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Flakartillerie-Abteilungs o. Rgts.\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'tailor-made\'- (ie. typically \'privately-purchased\'-) pattern, WH (Luftwaffe) I deem early-war period NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Flakartillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments.\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an anti-aircraft unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, bluish-grey-coloured- and/or typical (smooth)woolen- (ie. \'boiled wool\'-) based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 10,3 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned, \'dotted\'-pattern NCO-braid attached - show their functional tongues attached and come both in a nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition, overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat \'Flakartillerie\'-related, NCO-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for - and clearly used by! - a: \'Soldat eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' This is a neat - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' (or: simple anti-aircraft soldier) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) branchcolour and have the desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps have the bluish-grey-coloured and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and were with certainty meant as a: \'standard-issue\'-type pair (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show some minimal age ie. staining but are totally void of any damage or alike. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat and just moderately used, enlisted-mens\'-type LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for - and clearly used by! - a: \'Soldat eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' This is a neat - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' (or: simple anti-aircraft soldier) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 10 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) branchcolour and have the desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps have the bluish-grey-coloured and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and were with certainty meant as a: \'standard-issue\'-type pair (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show some minimal age ie. staining but are totally void of any damage or alike. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat and just moderately used, enlisted-mens\'-type LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (LW) golden-yellow-coloured collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') being of the type as used on the great-coat as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Fj.- o. Flgr.-Truppen\' The neat collar-patches - which are of the specific pattern as was merely used on the great-coat ie. 'Mantel' - are executed in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-) type wool and come in a virtually mint- (ie. never coat-attached-), condition. Both tabs show two (identical- and/or zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based-) silver-greyish-coloured- gulls (ie. 'Schwingen') period-attached and are nicely 'backed' with the brownish-yellow-coloured- (and/or buckram-based-) material, as is more often encountered. Moreover, do they have the thin-shaped-, silver-coloured braid attached (clearly identifying the pair as being merely intended for usage on the greatcoat). The pair shows some minimal age- ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage. This neat 'Kragenspiegel'-set was recently found at a private household in Germany and was simply never used (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these golden-yellow-coloured greatcoat-type collar-tabs as intended for enlisted staff-members (ie. NCOs) serving within the: 'Fallschirmjäger- o. Flieger-Truppen' are not that easily found. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - LW-collar-tab-pair that has IMO been accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (LW), mid-war-period-pattern- (and typically \'tailor-made\'!) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unterwachtmeister der Flakartillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of typically \'tailor-made\'- ie. \'privately-purchased\'-pattern, WH (Luftwaffe) mid-war period-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier o. Wachtmeister der Flakartillerie-Truppen\' (or: junior-sergeant and/or NCO who served within an anti-aircraft regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem surely issued and just moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, bluish-grey-coloured and/or typical woolen\'- (ie. \'boiled wool\'-) based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-toned (ie. \'dotted\'-pattern) LW-type, NCO-braid attached - come mounted onto their (also from \'boiled-wool\'-constructed) tongues attached and come both in a very nice condition, overall (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this pair came with a pair of (white-coloured- and twisted-styled) so-called: regimental-indicator slip-ons (ie. \'Laschen\') period-attached and came with a pair of (smaller-sized- and \'pebbled\'-styled buttons attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair just shows some minimal usage and wear and is very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, \'Flakartillerie\'-related, NCO-shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of white-piped, Waffen-SS NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: \'SS-Oberscharführer der Infanterie\' that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used and/or truly worn-, condition This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (IMO mid-war period-) Waffen-SS, NCO-type shoulderstraps, as piped in the desirable white- (ie. weisser-) branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an: 'SS-Oberscharführer der Infanterie' (ie. infantry-sergeant) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The straps have the neat and very desirable (white-coloured) 'silk-like'-type piping attached and show the black-coloured 'upperdecks' (as to be expected). Both straps have the black-coloured 'underlay' (something that is more often seen with genuine SS-shoulderstraps). Both straps were with certainty worn as a pair and were always together: they have the 'standard-pattern', silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) NCO-braid, attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair comes on its functional (typical SS-styled- and smaller-type-) tongues attached, has two (aluminium-based- and matching-) pips attached and is approximately 11 cms. sized in length as to be expected. The pair - which is by all means a 'standard-issued'-pair - was IMO only moderately used: it shows some moderate wear and/or age. As most certainly known are all Waffen-SS, NCO-type straps to be considered rare and are very hard to encounter: those matching pairs, piped in the white ('Infanterie') having attached tongues even more so! Simply an attractive and desirable pair of Waffen-SS infantry-type NCO-straps that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of white-piped, Waffen-SS NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: \'SS-Unterscharführer der Infanterie\' that comes in a very nice, albeit moderately used and/or worn, condition This is a truly attractive - and fully matching! - pair of (IMO mid-war period-), white-piped, Waffen-SS NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: 'SS-Unterscharführer der Infanterie' (ie. infantry junior-sergeant) that comes in a very nice, albeit moderately used and/or worn, condition. The straps have the neat and very desirable (white-coloured) 'silk-like'-type piping, show the black-coloured 'upperdecks' and have the field-grey-woolen coloured underlays and have the 'standard-pattern', silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat yellow-toned) NCO-braid, attached. The set comes on its functional tongues attached and is approximately 11 cms. sized in length. The pair - which IMO originates from a private production - was IMO only slightly used: it shows some truly minimal wear and age. The set - which orignates from a private house-hold - comes in truly wonderful condition and simply cannot be upgraded. As most certainly known are all Waffen-SS, NCO-type straps to be considered rare and very hard to encounter: those matching pairs, piped in the white ('Infanterie') having attached tongues even more so! Simply an attractive and desirable pair of Waffen-SS infantry NCO-straps in a truly wonderful condition: only the second such rare and desirable set I had on offer for some time!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of white-piped, \'Reiter\'- (ie. \'Streifendienst\'-) HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps, as intended for a: \'Hitlerjunge\' within: \'Bann 260\' (260 = \'Bann Beckum-Niedenbrück\') - overall nice condition! This is a truly attractive - and actually rarely encountered and fully matching! - pair of white-piped, 'Reiter'- (ie. 'Streifendienst'-) HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') shoulderstraps, as intended for -and/or worn by! - a: 'Hitlerjunge' within: 'Bann 260' (260 = 'Bann Beckum-Niedenbrück'), in overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-) condition. The 'text-book' pair - executed in black linnen, having white-coloured, machine-embroidered '260' numerals and white coloured 'rayon-like' piping - comes mounted on its functional tongues as found, issued and/or worn: the boards measure 11 cms. in length (as is common for HJ-type shoulderboards). The straps are clearly used ie. issued and do show some regular wear, age and/or staining: both boards still shows the remains of their period-attached 'RzM'-etikets (see pictures). One of the button-holes on the tongues has been torn (although nothing that shocking). Simply a very attractive (and most certainly rarely encountered!) 'Reiter'- (ie. 'Streifendienst'-) HJ shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Hitlerjunge' that served within the unusually encountered: 'Bann 260'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberwachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 49\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberwachtmeister o. Oberfeldwebel des Artillerie-Regiments 49\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the artillery-regiment numbered: \'49\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and most certainly worn-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, field-grey-coloured and/or \'woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' - show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps each measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length and come mounted onto their functional tongues and come in a nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition, overall. The shoulderstraps show the \'standard\', early- (ie. dotted-) pattern silver-coloured NCO-braid period-attached. Next to this do they show two (fully matching, early-styled, larger-sized and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based) pairs of: \'4\'- and/or \'9\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') and four (equally styled) pips attached. The pair - which is of the \'standard-issued\'-( ie. non-private-purchased) pattern - shows as stated above moderate usage and/or wear (some minimal age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present as can be seen on the pictures). In any case is this an attractive and/or: early- (ie. mid-) war-period, \'Heeres\'-artillery-related, neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by \'Oberwachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 49\': I am convinced that this neat shoulderstrap-pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for - and clearly used by! - a: \'Hauptmann der Veterinär-Truppen\' The attractive - and only minimally used and worn! - pair is piped in the desirable, darker-pink- (ie. 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Hauptmann der Veterinär-Truppen' (or: captain who served within an army veterinarian unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem most certainly issued- and only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderboards are truly 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type, 'Veterinäre'-shoulderboards and have the silver-coloured (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) 'upperdecks' (making this a pair that was most likely intended for usage on a regular 'front-used'-tunic). The boards show the desirable darker-pink- (ie. 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the typical 'smooth'-type wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached (they are of the so-called: 'sew-in'-pattern) and were carefully removed from a tunic (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat boards - which have four (fully matching, larger-sized- and/or: minimally tarnished golden-toned) pips and a pair of (matching, regular-sized- and/or: bright-golden-toned) so-called: 'Aesculapus'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') period-attached - measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length each and do show some truly minimal age, wear and/or staining as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from a private household in Germany where it was recently found together with the collar-tab-pair I offer under number #54567: both insignia-pairs were worn by the same captain who carefully stored these for decades. Simply a very attractive shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann Veterinär-Truppen and that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'cyphered\'- (and I deem early- ie. mid-war-period) WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie- o. Küsten-Marine-Abteilungs\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and not that easily encountered! - neatly \'cyphered\'- (and I deem fairly early- ie. mid-war-period pattern pair of enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage on the field-grey coloured navy-style tunics by a: \'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Abteilungs\' (or simple soldier who served within a naval coastal-artillery unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem moderately used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The straps - which are fully \'text-book\' in all facets - measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length (and have a width of 4,8 cms. as more often seen) have the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\': they come without tongues and were presumably worn as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern. The straps show the neat interwoven, golden-yellow-toned so-called: \'crossed-anchors\'-cyphers ie.: \'Ziffern\' (which are both executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen) denoting the rank of simple: \'Soldat o. Maat\'. The straps - shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining but are totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that ALL \'Küstenartillerie\'-insignia-pieces are actually quite hard to encounter: those \'cyphered\' examples even more so, which grades them easily as \'scarce\'. Simply an attractive \'cyphered\', naval EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured attire!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'cyphered\'- (and I deem early- ie. mid-war-period) WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Abteilungs\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and not that easily encountered! - neatly \'cyphered\'- (and I deem fairly early- (ie. mid-) war-period pattern pair of enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage on the field-grey coloured navy-style tunics by a: \'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Abteilungs\' (or simple soldier who served within a naval coastal-artillery unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are fully \'text-book\' in all facets - measure approximately 11,1 cms. in length (and have a width of 5,5 cms. as usually seen) have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and come mounted onto their functional tongues. The straps show the neat interwoven so-called: \'crossed-anchors\'-cyphers or: \'Ziffern\' (which are both executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen) denoting the rank of simple: \'Soldat o. Maat\'. The straps - shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining but are totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that ALL \'Küstenartillerie\' insignia-pieces are actually quite hard to encounter: those \'cyphered\' examples even more so, which grades them easily as \'scarce\'. Simply an attractive \'cyphered\', naval EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured attire!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'cyphered\'- (and I deem early- ie. mid-war-period) WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Abteilungs\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily encountered! - neatly \'cyphered\'- (and I deem fairly early- (ie. mid-) war-period pattern pair of enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage on the field-grey coloured navy-style tunics by a: \'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Abteilungs\' (or: simple soldier who served within a naval coastal-artillery unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are fully \'text-book\' in all facets - measure approximately 10,4 cms. in length (and have a width of 5,5 cms. as usually seen) have the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues. The straps show the neat interwoven so-called: \'winged-shell-anchor\'-cyphers or: \'Ziffern\' (which are both executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen) denoting the rank of simple: \'Soldat o. Maat\'. The straps - shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining but are totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that ALL \'Küstenartillerie\' insignia-pieces are actually quite hard to encounter: those \'cyphered\' examples even more so, which grades them easily as \'scarce\'. Simply an attractive \'cyphered\', naval EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured attire!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'cyphered\'- (and I deem later-war-period) WH (Kriegsmarine) \'simplified\' enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Abteilungs\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily encountered! - neatly \'cyphered\'- (somewhat \'simplified\' and I deem typical later-war-period pattern pair of enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage on the field-grey coloured navy-style tunics by a: \'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Abteilungs\' (or: simple soldier who served within a naval coastal-artillery unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are fully \'text-book\' in all facets - measure approximately 11,3 cms. in length (and have a width of 5,5 cms. as usually seen) have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues. The straps - which are somewhat \'simplified\' and that have no additional \'backing\' - show the neat interwoven so-called: \'winged-shell-anchor\'-cyphers or: \'Ziffern\' (which are both executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen) denoting the rank of simple: \'Soldat o. Maat\'. The straps - shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining but are totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that ALL \'Küstenartillerie\' insignia-pieces are actually quite hard to encounter: those \'cyphered\' examples even more so, which grades them easily as \'scarce\'. Simply an attractive \'cyphered\', later-war-period and somewhat \'simplified\' naval EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured attire!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'high-ranked\', WH (Heeres) cyphered officers\'-pattern shoulderstraps piped in bright-yellow as was intended for an: \'Oberst eines Nachrichten-Schützen-Regiments\' The attractive - and actually truly scarcely found! - 'high-ranked' (and neatly 'cyphered'!) shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-golden- (ie. truly somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and/or worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as can be noticed on the pictures). The pair never had any tongues attached and were most certainly used and a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern: they were somewhat 'roughly cut-off a tunic' (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 9,3 cms. in length each and show a matching pair of (golden-toned, larger-sized, Gothic-styled- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'S'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') and two matching sets of (neatly golden-toned, larger-sized- and/or also 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached denoting the (high) officers'-rank of: 'Oberst' (ie. full colonel). All six devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (albeit minimally darkened) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Nachrichten'- (ie. army signal-troops-) related shoulderboards are actually quite difficult to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive - and neatly 'cyphered'! - WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged an: an: 'Oberst eines Nachrichten-Schützen-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'high-ranked\', WH (Heeres) cyphered officers\'-pattern shoulderstraps piped in bright-yellow as was intended for an: \'Oberst eines Nachrichten-Schützen-Regiments\' The attractive - and actually truly scarcely found! - 'high-ranked' (and neatly 'cyphered'!) shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-golden- (ie. truly somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and/or worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as can be noticed on the pictures). The pair never had any tongues attached and were most certainly used and a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern: they were somewhat 'roughly cut-off a tunic' (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 12 cms. in length each and show a matching pair of (golden-toned, larger-sized, Gothic-styled- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'S'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') and two matching sets of (neatly golden-toned, larger-sized- and/or also 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached denoting the (high) officers'-rank of: 'Oberst' (ie. full colonel). All six devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (albeit minimally darkened) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Nachrichten'- (ie. army signal-troops-) related shoulderboards are actually quite difficult to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive - and neatly 'cyphered'! - WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged an: an: 'Oberst eines Nachrichten-Schützen-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'high-ranked\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern shoulderstraps as piped in the black-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberst des Pionier-Batallions 47\' The attractive - and actually truly scarcely found! - 'high-ranked' and neatly 'cyphered' shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and/or worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' linnen as can be noticed on the pictures). The boards never had any tongues and were clearly intended as (and used as!) a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10 cms. in length each and show a matching pair of (golden-toned, smaller-sized and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: '4'- and/or: '7'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and two matching sets of (neatly golden-toned, larger-sized- I deem zinc-based) pips period-attached denoting the (high) officers'-rank of: 'Oberst' (ie. full-colonel). All eight devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (albeit minimally darkened) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic (the pair shows some obvious age, wear and/or staining as can be seen on the pictures). It should also be mentioned that these (high-ranked!) officers'-pattern, 'Pioniere'- (ie. army-engineers troops-) related shoulderboards are actually quite difficult to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very attractive - and neatly 'cyphered'! - WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberst des Pionier-Batallions 47'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'high-ranked\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberst eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - 'high-ranked' shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and/or worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' linnen as can be noticed on the pictures). The boards never had any tongues and were clearly intended as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 9,8 cms. in length each and show two matching sets of (neatly golden-toned, smaller-sized- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached denoting the (high) officers'-rank of: 'Oberst' (ie. full colonel). All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (albeit minimally darkened) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should also be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. army mountain-troops-) related shoulderboards are actually quite difficult to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged an: 'Oberst eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'high-ranked\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberst eines Reiter- o. Kavellerie-Regiments\' The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - 'high-ranked' shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres'-type shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they were with certainty issued and/or worn as such and do show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable darker-golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' linnen as can be noticed on the pictures). The boards never had any tongues and were clearly intended as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11,8 cms. in length each and show two matching sets of (neatly golden-toned, larger-sized- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached denoting the (high) officers'-rank of: 'Oberst' (ie. full colonel). All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (albeit minimally darkened) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should also be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Kavallerie'- (ie. army cavalry-troops-) related shoulderboards are actually quite difficult to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged an: 'Oberst eines Reiter- o. Kavellerie-Regiments'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'Luftschutz\'- (ie. RLB-related-) officers\'-pattern shoulderboards (ie. \'Schulterstücke\') as was intended for - and used by - an: \'RLB-Luftschutzführer\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely seen! - pair of 'Luftschutz'- (ie. RLB-related-) officers'-pattern shoulderboards (ie. 'Schulterstücke') as was intended for - and presumably used by - an: 'RLB-Luftschutzführer' (or: air-raid-warden-officer with a rank comparable with that of a lieutnant ie. 'Leutnant') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. IMO minimally used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure 13 cms. in length and which are of the pre- (ie. early-war-) type that was used on the various RLB-tunics throughout the war - do show some minimal and/or age but that are void of any damage: they are constructed from the (typical) lilac-coloured-, smooth-type wool and show a silverish-coloured 'upperdecks' (constructed from silver-braid as to be expected). The pair comes without tongues and was with certainty intended to be used as a pair of the so-called: sew-in-type. Simply a very attractive, 'Luftschutz' (ie. RLB-related-) shoulderboard-pair that was intended for - and used by - an: 'RLB-Luftschutzführer'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'M36\'-styled (ie. rounded-pattern) WH (Heeres), \'cyphered\'-, NCO-type-, shoulderstraps as was intended for - and worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Divisionsstabes des Infanterie-Rgts. 6\' The neat shoulderstraps - which are moderately used ie. clearly worn - measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and both have the darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based-, 'upperdecks': they show the white- (ie. 'weisser')- coloured and/or woolen-type piping ie. branchcolour, attached as to be expected. The pair comes mounted on its functional tongues and was IMO moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair has the 'standard'-pattern- and/or greyish-silver-coloured (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) NCO-braid attached and shows an identical pair of Gothic-styled- (and larger-sized-, silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based-) 'D'-cyphers, '6'-numerals and dito pips attached denoting the NCOs'-rank ie. function of: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Divisionsstabes des Infanterie-Regiments 6' (or sergeant who was assigned to the divisional HQ of the sixth infantry division). All six devices are minimally stained- ie. tarnished, simply caused by wear and/or decades of storage. The pair - which is as stated matching and that was always together and/or worn as such - is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained and shows evidence of having been used and/or worn. The pair - which is with certainty a 'standard-issued'- (and NOT a tailor-made-) pair - is simply hard to be upgraded. This pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired. It should be noted that all 'cyphered' and/or 'Infanterie'-related shoulderstraps can easily be graded 'very scarce'. Only the first such pair with this particular rank ie. function I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'standard-issued\'-pattern, \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-pink branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant der Panzer- o. Pz-jäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and just moderately used! - pair of 'standard-issued'-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboards having the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen' (or: lieutnant first-class who served within a specific tank- ie. anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer-unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards which are both approximately 10,3 cms. sized in length are piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as to be expected. The boards show both a neat (golden-coloured, 'Buntmetall'-based, Gothic-styled- and/or: smaller-sized) so-called: 'P'-cypher (ie. 'Ziffer') and single (equally-styled) pip period-attached denoting that the pair was intended for a junior-officer who held the rank of: 'Oberleutnant'. All four devices show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish. The straps - that show moderate age, wear and or staining - have the greyish-silver-coloured- ie. truly sub-dued 'upperdecks': they never had any tongues attached and were clearly used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). These boards could be used on the regular field-grey-coloured tunics but also saw usage onto the typical, black-coloured Panzer-type 'wrap-around'-tunics. The pair was never before in collectors'-hands and was recently found as such: it came together with the pair of officers-type, 'Panzer/Panzerjäger'-shoulderboards I offer under number: #59751: both insignia-sets were recently found a private-household in Germany and belonged to the same officer who wore these and stored these for decades. Simply an attractive 'Heeres' officer-type and neatly cyphered shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'standard-issue\', WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Oberleutnant des Infanterie-Regiments 90\' The attractive WH (Heeres)-type shoulderboards are truly 'text-book'-specimen in all facets and measure approximately 10,8 cms. in length, each. They are piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and come without tongues attached: they were clearly intended for usage as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type and are only minimally used ie. worn (and carefully tunic-removed as can be seen on the pictures). The pair - which has truly smooth- ie. felt-woolen-based- 'backings' - shows two pairs of (identical, 'Buntmetall'-based, regular-sized- and/or: neatly golden-toned) '9'- and/or '0'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and two (equally-styled) pips period-attached denoting that the pair was intended for usage by an army-officer with the rank of: 'Oberleutnant' (ie. lieutnant first-class) who served within the: 'Infanterie-Regiment 90' (or: infantry regiment). The pair has somewhat 'sub-dued'- and/or minimally tarnished 'upperdecks' and was - I deem - a pair that was intended for usage on a regular, 'front-used'-tunic. The pair comes in an issued and minimally worn- ie. once tunic-attached condition and shows normal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant des Infanterie-Regiments 90' and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - pair of: \'M36\'/\'M40\'-type\'- and rounded styled, \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des des Wehr-Ersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises IX\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - early- (ie. pre-war) period- (ie. \'M36\'/\'M40\'-type\'- and/or rounded styled) neatly \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as piped in the bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des des Wehr-Ersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises IX\' (or simple soldier who was part of the recruitment-troops within the area of: \'Wehrkreis XI\' being a larger area situated in the provinces Hessen and Thüringen and of which its staff was residing in the town of Kassel) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The neat straps do simply show no age nor wear whatsoever and have the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and do show as stated above the bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping. The shoulderstraps never had tongues attached and were pieces that were intended to be worn as a pair of the \'sew-in type\' (I deem that it was a typical pair that was to be used on a dress-tunic or: \'Waffenrock\'). The straps - which measure both approximately 13 cms. in length each - show the neatly embroidered (by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\') the Roman-styled \'IX\'-numerals ie. \'Ziffern\' (which are executed in orange-coloured stitching) denoting that it was a pair that was intended for a soldier who was attached to the: \'Wehr-Ersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises IX\'. The straps were simply never used and originate from the leftovers of an old tailor-shop: the pair shows some obvious storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very decorative and/or fully \'text-book\' and actually not that often encountered! - \'Heeres\'-type, \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Soldat des des Wehrersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises IX\'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - set of WH (Kriegsmarine), tropical- ie. \'DAK\'- (ie. \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related aluminium-based, so-called \'pith-helmet\'-shields, both being unmarked examples This is a truly very attractive - fully matching- and with certainty scarcely encountered! - set of WH (Kriegsmarine), tropical- ie. 'DAK'- (ie. 'Deutsches Afrikakorps'-) related- and/or aluminium-based, so-called 'pith-helmet'-shields (ie. 'Schilder für Tropenhelm'), both being unmarked examples that both come in a virtually mint- ie. unissued- (and/or never helmet-attached-), condition. Both shields retain their original (three) unfolded- and/or also aluminium-based pins in place and come in an unissued condtion. The eagle-shield retains a fully preserved golden-toned- and/or black-coloured- (ie. painted) surface whereas also the flag-shield retains most of its black-, white- and red-coloured surface (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a seldomly seen naval-related 'pith-helmet'-shield insignia-set!

Attractive - and fully matching! - set of WH (Kriegsmarine), tropical- ie. \'DAK\'- (ie. \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related aluminium-based, so-called \'pith-helmet\'-shields, both being unmarked examples This is a truly very attractive - fully matching- and with certainty scarcely encountered! - set of WH (Kriegsmarine), tropical- ie. 'DAK'- (ie. 'Deutsches Afrikakorps'-) related- and/or aluminium-based, so-called 'pith-helmet'-shields (ie. 'Schilder für Tropenhelm'), both being unmarked examples that both come in a virtually mint- ie. unissued- (and/or never helmet-attached-), condition. Both shields retain their original (three) unfolded- and/or also aluminium-based pins in place and come in an unissued condtion. The eagle-shield retains a fully preserved golden-toned- and/or black-coloured- (ie. painted) surface whereas also the flag-shield retains most of its black-, white- and red-coloured surface (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a seldomly seen naval-related 'pith-helmet'-shield insignia-set!

Attractive - and fully matching! - set of WH (Kriegsmarine), tropical- ie. \'DAK\'- (ie. \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related aluminium-based, so-called \'pith-helmet\'-shields, both being unmarked examples This is a truly very attractive - fully matching- and with certainty scarcely encountered! - set of WH (Kriegsmarine), tropical- ie. 'DAK'- (ie. 'Deutsches Afrikakorps'-) related- and/or aluminium-based, so-called 'pith-helmet'-shields (ie. 'Schilder für Tropenhelm'), both being unmarked examples that both come in a virtually mint- ie. unissued- (and/or never helmet-attached-), condition. Both shields retain their original (three) unfolded- and/or also aluminium-based pins in place and come in an unissued condtion. The eagle-shield retains a fully preserved golden-toned- and/or black-coloured- (ie. painted) surface whereas also the flag-shield retains most of its black-, white- and red-coloured surface (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a seldomly seen naval-related 'pith-helmet'-shield insignia-set!

Attractive - and fully matching! - WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-war-) period, \'M43\'-pattern, \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Artillerie-Beobachtung-Abteilungs 4\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-war-) period- ie. ‘M43’-pattern 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and minimally used by! - a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Artillerie-Beobachtung-Abteilungs 4' (or: sergeant who served who served within the artillery-observers unit, numbered: '4') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,9 cms. in length - have the 'standard-type' and/or field-grey-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured - and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The straps - which comes mounted onto their functional tongues - show as stated above some regular usage and/or wear (some minor staining and dust is visible and/or present). The straps show the bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. so-called: 'sub-dued'-pattern-) 'Heeres' NCO-braid and/or single- (zinc-based-) pip attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Feldwebel'. Next to this, the do the straps show a pair of (matching and silvered, 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or Gothic-styled) so-called: 'B'-cyphers- and/or: Latin-styled, so-called: '4'-cyphers ie. numerals, attached. All six devices are nicely preserved and do only show minimal age- ie. tarnish. It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. The pair came with a set of field-grey-coloured- and 'pebbled'-style tunic-buttons attached. This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. In any case an attractive and/or early- (ie. mid-) war-period and neatly 'cyphered' and/or: 'Heeres'-related shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Artillerie-Beobachtung-Abteilungs 4'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-war-) period, \'M43\'-pattern, \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Artillerie-Beobachtung-Abteilungs 5\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-war-) period- ie. 'M43'-pattern and neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and moderately used by! - a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Artillerie-Beobachtung-Abteilungs 5' (or: sergeant who served who served within the artillery-observers unit, numbered: '5') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,1 cms. in length - have the 'standard-type' and/or field-grey-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured - and/or: woolen-type piping attached. The straps - which come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues - show as stated above some regular usage and/or wear (some staining and dust is visible and/or present). The straps show the silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. 'non-sub-dued'-pattern-) 'Heeres'-NCO-braid and/or single- ('Buntmetall'-based) pip attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Feldwebel'. Next to this, do the straps show a pair of (larger-sized, fully matching and neatly silvered, zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based- and/or Gothic-styled) so-called: 'B'-cyphers- and equally styled and smaller-sized: '4'-cyphers ie. numerals (or: 'Ziffern'), attached. All six devices are nicely preserved and do show some regular age- ie. tarnish. It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the NCO who wore this pair was once an: Unteroffizier: something that can easily be deducted by the presence of a later-added- and horizontally-mounted piece of NCO-braid. This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. In any case an attractive and/or early- (ie. mid-) war-period and neatly 'cyphered' 'Heeres'-related shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied des Artillerie-Beobachtung-Abteilungs 5'!

Attractive - and fully matching! - WH (Heeres) pre- (ie. early-) war-period- (ie. \'M36/M40\'-pattern) \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as intended for usage by a medical-orderly ie. an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Sanitäts-Abtlgs. o. Rgts.\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (I deem) typical \'tailor-made\', WH (Heeres) NCO- (ie. \'M36 o. M40\'-pattern) shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a senior NCO (ie. \'Oberfeldwebel eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (ie. sergeant first-class or medical orderly) who served within an army medical-unit and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat straps are just moderately used and/or worn and do show both some minimal wear, age and/or staining but are void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which are constructed from so-called: \'boiled wool\' and that (I deem) originate from a private tailor-shop - show the desirable darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached and measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each. The pieces show the \'standard\'-pattern, (very bright) silver-coloured, NCO-braid period-attached and never had any tongues attached: they were intended and used as pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows a neat pair of (fully identical, larger-sized and/or: typical \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'Aesculapus\'-cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\') and two pairs of equally styled, regular-sized pips period-attached denoting the NCOs rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\' (or: sergeant first-class and/or senior-medical orderly). Of additional interest is moreover the fact that these cyphers and pips were attached BEFORE the pair was assembled. These type of shoulderstraps are of the typical (early- ie. pre-) war-period pattern straps and were worn in the period around 1940/1941 (and were \'worn-out\' even during the rest of the war). This neat pair originated from a smaller cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - \'Sanitäter\'-related NCO-type \'Heeres\' shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - WWII-period and neatly \'cyphered\', \'Zoll\'- (ie. customs-) related NCO-type shoulderboard-pair as was intended for an official holding the rank of: \'Hilfs-Zollbetriebs-Assistent\' This is a neat - and fully matching! - WWII-period and/or neatly \'cyphered\', \'Zoll\'- (ie. customs-) related NCO-type shoulderboard-pair as was intended for - and used by! - an official holding the rank of: \'Hilfs-Zollbetriebs-Assistent\' and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The boards come mounted onto their (typically smaller-sized) tongues and do measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length and have the typical (bright- and shiny!) silver- (ie. darker-green \'striped\') coloured \'upperdecks\' as mounted onto a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based) \'underlay\' as to be expected. The pair shows (as per regulation) a (period-attached) pair of silverish-golden-toned, so-called: \'RFV\'- (ie. \'Reichs-Finanz-Verwaltung\') cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\') period-attached (as can be noticed on the pictures). Moreover, do the boards show a pair of (woolen-based) slip-ons (ie. \'Laschen\') period-attached, denoring the officials\'-rank of an: \'Hilfs-Zollbetriebs-Assistent\'. The pair does just show some truly minimal age ie. staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat TR-period \'Zoll o. RFV\'-related, NCO-type shoulderboard-pair for a competitive price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - \'Luftschutz\'- (ie. RLB-) related officers\'-pattern shoulderboard-pair (\'Schulterstückensatz\') as was intended for: \'RLB\'-officers holding the rank of: \'Luftschutzführer\' (comparable with a: \'Leutnant\'-rank) This is an interesting - fully matching and actually not that often found! - \'Luftschutz\'- (ie. RLB-) related officers\'-pattern shoulderboard-pair (\'Schulterstückensatz für Offiziere des Reichs-Luftschutz-Bundes\') as was intended for: \'RLB\'-officers holding the rank of: \'Luftschutzführer\' (comparable with a: \'Leutnant\'-rank) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat boards - which are of the pre- (ie. early-war-) pattern and that show some minimal staining and/or age but that are void of any damage - are constructed from the (typical) lilac-purple-coloured- and/or smooth-type wool (as to be expected). The boards are of the specific pattern that was used on the RLB-tunics before (and throughout) the war. Simply an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-related-) officers\'-pattern shoulderboard-pair that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and fully matching! - \'standard-pattern\' pair of neatly hand-embroidered WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\'), as was intended for an officer within the: \'Jäger-o. Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - 'standard-pattern'-pair of (IMO early- ie. pre-war-period- and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) WH (Heeres) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere'), as was piped in the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an officer who served within the: 'Jäger-o. Gebirgsjäger-Truppen' (or: mountain-troops) and that comes in an overall nice- (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The pair - which is as stated 'piped' in the neat darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour - shows the standard- ie. buckram-based 'backing' (which is, however, hidden by the woolen back). The set was IMO once mounted onto a tunic and is clearly used: the detail on the embroidery is, however, simply stunning and/or very nicely preserved. The pair shows some truly minimal staining caused by storage and/or minimal wear. Simply an attractive, hand-embroidered WH (Heeres) officers'-type collar-tab-pair: hard to find a nicer and more attractive 'Jäger-o. Gebirgsjäger' collar-tab pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and fully matching! - \'standard-pattern\' pair of neatly hand-embroidered WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\'), as was intended for an officer within the: \'Jäger-o. Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - 'standard-pattern'-pair of (IMO early- ie. pre-war-period- and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) WH (Heeres) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere'), as was piped in the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an officer who served within the: 'Jäger-o. Gebirgsjäger-Truppen' (or: mountain-troops) and that comes in an overall nice- (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The pair - which is as stated 'piped' in the neat darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour - shows the standard- ie. buckram-based 'backing' (which is, however, hidden by the woolen back). The set was IMO once mounted onto a tunic and is clearly used: the detail on the embroidery is, however, simply stunning and/or very nicely preserved. The pair shows some truly minimal staining caused by storage and/or minimal wear. Simply an attractive, hand-embroidered WH (Heeres) officers'-type collar-tab-pair: hard to find a nicer and more attractive 'Jäger-o. Gebirgsjäger' collar-tab pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and genuine silver- ie. amber- (or: \'Barnstein\'-) based - sports\'-related lapel-pin (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a non-maker-marked example depicting a sports-figure holding a pole and text: \'1937 - Ost-Preussen\' The very attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - sports'-related, commemorative lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in (I deem) genuine, silver-based metal and is mounted onto a (genuine!) piece of yellowish-brown-coloured amber- (ie.: 'Barnstein'): it depicts a detailed sports-figure holding a pole (with eagle- and swastika) and shows the text: '1937 - Ost-Preussen'. The piece - that measures approximately 2 x 2 cms. - shows some normal wear and/or moderate age. The badge comes mounted onto its (long-sized) functional pin and has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The with certainty not that often seen and luxuriously constructed! - 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' is truly very detailed and retains all of its fairly darkened- ie. minimally tarnished, silver-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - genuine silver- ie. amber- (or: 'Barnstein'-) based and presuambly sports'-related commemorative lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen')!

Attractive - and hardly ie. never used- nor worn! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive bronze-class DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (somewhat darkened- and/or bronze-blackened-coloured) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely - and clearly! - maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'Wernstein/Jena' and also bears the: 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally stained (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be clearly seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that cannot be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and hardly ie. never used- nor worn! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive bronze-class DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (somewhat darkened- and/or bronze-blackened-coloured) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely - and clearly! - maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'Wernstein/Jena' and also bears the: 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally stained (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be clearly seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that cannot be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and hardly used! - beige-white-coloured, WH (Heeres) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely printed\'-type showing the text: \'Im Dienst der Deutschen Wehrmacht\' This is an attractive - and I deem hardly used nor worn! - example of a beige-white-coloured- and typical linnen-based WH (Heeres) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely printed\'-type showing the text: \'Im Dienst der Deutschen Wehrmacht\' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. presumably issued- albeit I deem hardly used- nor worn-), condition. These typical white-coloured and/or: linnen-based armbands were used by the various (civil- and/or military-) staff-members of the German armed-forces ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' and saw wide-spread usage during the war. The armband on offer here measures approximately 39 x 10,5 cms. and is executed (ie. printed) on typical (somewhat smooth-styled) linnen-based cloth as is more often seen: it is void of any ink-stamp or alike as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by minimal usage and/or decades of storage only. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and hardly used! - beige-white-coloured- and WH (Heeres) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely printed\'-type showing the text: \'Im Dienst der Deutschen Wehrmacht\' This is an attractive - and I deem hardly used nor worn! - example of a white-coloured- and typical linnen-based WH (Heeres) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely printed'-type showing the text: 'Im Dienst der Deutschen Wehrmacht' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. presumably issued- albeit I deem hardly used- nor worn-), condition. These typical white-coloured and/or: linnen-based armbands were used by the various (civil- and/or military-) staff-members of the German armed-forces ie. 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and saw wide-spread usage during the war. The armband on offer here measures approximately 37,5 x 9,5 cms. and is executed (ie. printed) on typical (somewhat roughly-styled) linnen-based cloth as is more often seen: it is void of any ink-stamp or alike as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by minimal usage and/or decades of storage only. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and hardly used! - bright silver-toned- and/or aluminum-based, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being a non-maker-marked example of the regular second-type pattern) These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle of offer here has truly great pronounced detail and retains both its (copper-based-) pins ie. prongs in place (which are both presumably once bent but that are of course still fully functional). The piece - which is I deem of an early-war-period-production - is totally void of a makers'-designation as more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece which is non-converse-shaped has an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. and has a typical silverish-grey- and/or: minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (it was as stated above clearly once cap-attached as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example that originates from a private-household. Simply an attractive example of a 'standard-issue'-pattern, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Attractive - and hardly used! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a silverish-grey-toned \'Kordel\' attached as was intended for: \'LW-Funk-Unteroffiziere\' This is an attractive - and I deem minimally used- and/or worn- but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') showing a silverish-grey-toned \'Kordel\' attached as was intended for: \'LW-Funk-Unteroffiziere\' (ie. radio-staffmembers) and that comes in an overall nice- (and presumably worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat \'silverish-white\' and/or cord-like border\' (ie. \'Kordel\') attached - signified that the bearer had a one years\'-service in this speciality. The piece - which shows a additionally added linnen-based and black-coloured \'backing\' - is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows some minor staining and/or fair wear. These badges ranked actually amongst the \'award-category\' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both \'Soldbuch\' and \'Wehrpass\'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-\'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and hardly used! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'non-woven\'-pattern (and still retaining its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a very attractive - and I deem hardly worn- nor used! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'non-woven'- ie. entirely printed pattern showing a white-coloured piece of linnen cloth that shows a linnen-cloth-based swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem hardly used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-party-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 39 cms. and is approximately 11 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neat (also linnen-based) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and 'seperately-attached' swastika (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - that came with its period-attched 'RzM'-etiket still in place - is totally void of an ink-stamp (as is more often seen). The piece - which retains very bright colours! - is truly nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal usage: it comes 'off-factory'-sewn-together (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive N.S.D.A.P.-related item that cannot be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and hardly used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used albeit hardly used! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and quite detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (and - I deem - carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 10,5 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some 'highlighted areas' as executed in silverish-white-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a black-coloured- and/or linnen-based 'backing' attached that shows some (white-toned) glue-remains caused by having been glued into an album or scrapbook (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type breast-eagle that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and hardly used! - WH (Heeres) related, white-coloured armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely printed\'-type showing the text: \'Im Dienst der Deutschen Wehrmacht\' This is an attractive - and I deem hardly used nor worn! - example of a white-coloured- and typical linnen-based, WH (Heeres) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely printed'-type showing the text: 'Im Dienst der Deutschen Wehrmacht' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. presumably issued- albeit I deem hardly used- nor worn-), condition. These typical white-coloured and/or typical linnen-based armbands were used by the various (civil- and/or military-) staff-members of the German armed-forces ie. 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and saw wide-spread usage during the entire war. The armband on offer here measures approximately 37 x 9,5 cms. and is executed (ie. printed) on typical linnen-based cloth as is more often seen: it is void of any ink-stamp or alike as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by minimal usage and/or decades of storage only. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and hardly used! - white-coloured- and WH (Heeres) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely printed\'-type showing the text: \'Im Dienst der Deutschen Wehrmacht\' This is an attractive - and truly hardly used nor worn! - example of a white-coloured- and typical linnen-based, WH (Heeres) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely printed'-type showing the text: 'Im Dienst der Deutschen Wehrmacht' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. presumably issued- albeit I deem hardly used- nor worn-), condition. These typical white-coloured and/or: linnen-based armbands were used by the various (civil- and/or military-) staff-members of the German armed-forces ie. 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and saw wide-spread usage during the war. The armband on offer here measures approximately 39 x 11,5 cms. and is executed (ie. printed) on typical (somewhat smooth-styled) linnen-based cloth as is more often seen: it is void of any ink-stamp or alike as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by minimal usage and/or decades of storage only. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and hardly used! - \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'C.W\'- or: \'Carl Wild\'-) marked example as executed in silverish-grey-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is a very attractive - and actually truly detailed and I deem hardly used- nor worn! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'C.W'- or: 'Carl Wild'-) marked example as executed in typical greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. almost 'virtually mint'-) condition. This example is as stated above neatly maker-marked and has a 'typical' catch and/or catch-(ie. hinge-) set-up as to be expected for IABs by this particular maker. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical greyish-silver-coloured- and just minimally tarnished age-patina: truly all of its original silver-finish has been nicely preserved (as can clearly be noticed on the pictures). The pin and/or (typical) catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of any collection - shows hardly any wear and/or staining and was most certainly never cleaned: it comes in a fully untouched condition. Simply a very nice - and honest! - silver-class- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Carl Wild' that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and hardly used- ie. \'virtually mint\'! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'non-woven\'- (ie. typical printed-) pattern This is a very attractive - and I deem hardly worn- nor used! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'non-woven'- (ie. entirely printed-) pattern showing a white-coloured piece of linnen cloth that shows a printed swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem hardly used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-party-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 42 cms. and is approximately 11,5 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neat 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and also printed swastika (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - that came without an 'RzM'-etiket - is totally void of an ink-stamp (as is more often seen). The piece - which retains very bright colours! - is truly nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal usage: it comes 'off-factory'-sewn-together (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive N.S.D.A.P.-related item that cannot be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and hardly used- nor worn! - example of a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' The truly attractive and typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based wound-badge shows only minimal age and wear and retains most of its original, silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the super-imposed makers'-designation: '65' on its back (which is nicely albeit somewhat vaguely super-imposed (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the: 'Klein u. Quenzer'-company as based in the town of Oberstein a.d. Nähe. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical molded-) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very nicely preserved and only minimally worn example that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and hardly used- nor worn! - example of a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' The truly attractive and typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based wound-badge shows only minimal age and wear and retains most of its original, silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the super-imposed makers'-designation: '65' on its back (which is nicely albeit somewhat vaguely super-imposed (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the: 'Klein u. Quenzer'-company as based in the town of Oberstein a.d. Nähe. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical molded-) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very nicely preserved and only minimally worn example that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and hardly used- nor worn! - example of a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' The truly attractive - and typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based - silver-class wound-badge (ie.: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') shows only minimal age and wear and retains most (ie. almost all!) of its original, silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the super-imposed makers'-designation: '65' on its back (which is surely present albeit somewhat vaguely super-imposed as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the: 'Klein u. Quenzer'-company as based in the town of Oberstein a.d. Nähe. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical molded-) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very nicely preserved and only minimally worn example that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and hardly used- nor worn! - example of a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' The very attractive - albeit typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') shows hardly any age nor wear and still retains most (ie. all!) of its original, bright silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the super-imposed makers\'-designation: \'65\' on its back (which is nicely super-imposed as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the: \'Klein u. Quenzer\'-company as based in the town of Oberstein a.d. Nähe. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical molded) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very nicely preserved and hardly worn example that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and hardly used- nor worn! - WH (KM) so-called: \'combined\' eagle- and/or cocarde-pin as was specifically intended for attachment onto the blue- (ie. white-topped-) so-called: KM-\'Tellermützen\' This is a truly attractive - and I deem hardly used- nor worn! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'combined\' eagle- and/or cocarde-pin as was specifically intended for attachment onto the blue- (ie. white-topped-) so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Tellermützen\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. most certainly used- albeit very nicely preserved-), condition. These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage for attachment onto the blue- (ie. white-topped-) so-called: KM-\'Tellermützen\' and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle on offer here - which retains all of its bright and shiiny golden-toned finish - is executed in golden-toned \'Buntmetall\' and truly retains great pronounced detail: its also retains its (copper-based, long-sized) pin in place (which is naturally of course still fully functional). The neat piece - which is (I deem) of an early-war-period-production - is totally void of a makers\'-designation as more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). It is minimally-converse-shaped and has an approximate \'wingspan\' of only 5,5 cms.: its is of the so-called: \'two-pieced\'-model, showing a \'Buntmetall\' based eagle-device that is having a cocarde-device firmly attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive WH (KM) so-called: \'combined\' eagle- and/or cocarde-pin as was specifically intended for attachment onto the blue- (ie. white-topped-) so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Tellermützen\': it will be very hard to upgrade this attractive- and fully untouched! - example!

Attractive - and hardly worn! - silver-class \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being an unmarked (so-called: \'pillow-crimped\') example as was executed in silverish-coloured, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This very attractive \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (ie. silver-class IAB) is a (typical) non-maker-marked award: it has a \'typical\' crimped catch and/or hinge set-up as is more often encountered. To date the exact maker of these attractive \'pillow-crimped\' IABs has not been determined yet. The badge - which can be attributed as a badge of the so-called: \'Vienna-design\' - seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and truly somewhat shiny, silver-coloured age-patina. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found - shows hardly any wear and is just minimally stained (as can be seen on the pictures): it was, moreover, never cleaned nor polished and comes in an overall wonderful condition. Hard to find a more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and I deem early-(ie. pre-) war-period - \'SA Sportabzeichen in Bronze\' being a nicely maker- (ie. \'Bonner Kunstabz. Bedarf - Bonn/Rh.\'-) marked example that bears a unique, engraved- (ie. stamped) bearers-number that reads: \'127072\' The attractive - and early-(ie. pre-) war-period - 'SA'- (or: 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related sports-badge is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the (unusually seen!) makers'-designation: 'Bonner Kunstabz. Bedarf - Bonn/Rh.' and also bears the usually encountered inscription: 'Eigentum d. Chefs d. Ausbildungswesens' (on the back of the sword as is more often seen). The badge - which comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - only shows some minor age and wear but was never cleaned nor polished: the original- (and truly bright-coloured!) golden-bronze-toned-finish is mostly present and/or neatly preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or storage for decades. Simply an attractive, early-(ie. pre-) war-period- and/or: neatly 'serial-numbered' example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem early-pattern! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) side-cap eagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This truly attractive example is neatly light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never confectioned- nor folded condition: it just shows a tiny 'flaw' on the top of its backing (as can be seen on the pictures). The side-cap eagle (ie. 'Tropen-Mützenadler für Schiffchenmützen- o. Einheitsfeldmützen') is just a tiny bit stained ie. wrinkled caused by years of storage but has maintained nice detail overall. These original (early-pattern!) 'BeVo'-woven side-cap eagles are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its - I deem - justified asking-price. The piece can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical 'Schiffchen' (or even: 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). These 'tropical-issue-' (ie. DAK- or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps'-related-) cap-eagles can noways easily be graded 'scarce' and come actually not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and I deem early-period - typical nickle-chrome-based- (youth- or N.S.D.A.P.-sympathisers-related) belt-buckle depicting a swastika-device and bearing a so-called: \'D.R.G.M.\'-patent-pending-designation This is an attractive - and I deem most certainly early-period - bright-silver-toned and/or typical nickle-chrome-based- (youth- or N.S.D.A.P.-sympathisers-related) belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss') depicting a detailed swastika-device and bearing a so-called: 'D.R.G.M.'-patent-pending-designation and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The buckle measures approximately 6 x 3,5 cms. and is quite detailed in execution. It was never cleaned nor polished and comes with its period 'fastening-device' firmly in place (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a neat and early-period, youth- or: N.S.D.A.P.-sympathiser-related belt-buckle (I deem from the thirthies) that is most certainly not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and I deem early-period - typical nickle-chrome-based- (youth- or N.S.D.A.P.-sympathisers-related) belt-buckle depicting an oval-shaped swastika-imprint and bearing a so-called: \'D.R.G.M.\'-patent-pending-designation This is an attractive - and I deem most certainly early-period - bright-silver-toned and typical nickle-chrome-based- (youth- or N.S.D.A.P.-sympathisers-related) belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss') depicting an oval-shaped swastika-imprint (with black-painted background) and bearing a so-called: 'D.R.G.M.'-patent-pending-designation and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The buckle measures approximately 5 x 3,8 cms. and is quite detailed in execution. It was never cleaned nor polished and comes with its period 'fastening-device' firmly in place (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a neat and early-period, youth- or: N.S.D.A.P.-sympathiser-related belt-buckle (I deem from the thirthies) that is most certainly not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and I deem early-period - typical nickle-chrome-based- (youth- or N.S.D.A.P.-sympathisers-related) belt-buckle having a celluloid-based inlay depicting a swastika and bearing a so-called: \'D.R.G.M.\'-patent-pending-designation This is an attractive - and I deem most certainly early-period - bright-silver-toned and typical nickle-chrome-based- (youth- or N.S.D.A.P.-sympathisers-related) belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss') having a celluloid-based inlay in place depicting a swastika and bearing a so-called: 'D.R.G.M.'-patent-pending-designation and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The buckle - that shows a 'smooth-based' rim without any ornaments - measures approximately 5,3 x 4 cms. and is quite detailed in execution. It was never cleaned nor polished and comes with its period 'fastening-device' firmly in place (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a neat and early-period, youth- or: N.S.D.A.P.-sympathiser-related belt-buckle (I deem from the thirthies) that is most certainly not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and I deem early-period - typical nickle-chrome-based- (youth- or N.S.D.A.P.-sympathisers-related) belt-buckle having a celluloid-based inlay depicting a swastika and bearing a so-called: \'D.R.G.M.\'-patent-pending-designation This is an attractive - and I deem most certainly early-period - bright-silver-toned and typical nickle-chrome-based- (youth- or N.S.D.A.P.-sympathisers-related) belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss') having a celluloid-based inlay in place depicting a swastika and bearing a so-called: 'D.R.G.M.'-patent-pending-designation and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The buckle - that shows a somewhat stylised rim with some ornamented illustrations - measures approximately 5 x 3,5 cms. and is quite detailed in execution. It was never cleaned nor polished and comes with its period 'fastening-device' firmly in place (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a neat and early-period, youth- or: N.S.D.A.P.-sympathiser-related belt-buckle (I deem from the thirthies) that is most certainly not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and I deem early-period! - \'NS-Studentenbund\' enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Mitgliedsraute\') being a bright-red-, black- and white-coloured- and/or detailed example that is (unusually) void of a makers\'-designation on its back The tiny - I deem early-period and colourful enamelled! - lapel-pin - which is truly bright-red-, black- and/or white-coloured and that is minimally \'darkened\' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a detailed example that is (unusually) void of a makers\'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was never cleaned (as stated is some darkened age-patina present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever (it was most certainly worn as such but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular \'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive \'NS-Studentenbund\'-example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem early-war-period - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. aluminium-) based breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. \'Brustadler für Sommerrock\') being a detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked) specimen This is a truly attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. typical aluminium-) based breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock') being a detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked) specimen that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated above - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny, aluminium-based) metal. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and non-altered pin- and/or catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was I deem never cleaned nor polished: it is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these summer-type breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped with a large 'A'-character in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private household and that was never in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, aluminium-based, LW breast-eagle!

Attractive - and I deem early-war-period - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. aluminium-) based breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. \'Brustadler für Sommerrock\') being a detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked) specimen This is a truly attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. typical aluminium-) based breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock') being a detailed- (albeit as mor often non-maker-marked) specimen that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated above - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny, aluminium-based metal that still shows its 'off-factory' polished details. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and non-altered pin- and/or catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these summer-type breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped with a large 'A'-character in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private-household and that was never in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, aluminium-based, LW breast-eagle!

Attractive - and I deem early-war-period - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. aluminium-) based breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. \'Brustadler für Sommerrock\') being a detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked) specimen This is a truly attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. typical aluminium-) based breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock') being a detailed- (albeit as mor often non-maker-marked) specimen that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated above - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny, aluminium-based metal that still shows its 'off-factory' polished details. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and non-altered pin- and/or catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these summer-type breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped with a large 'A'-character in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private-household and that was never in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, aluminium-based, LW breast-eagle!

Attractive - and I deem early-war-period - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. aluminium-) based breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. \'Brustadler für Sommerrock\') being a detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked) specimen This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. typical aluminium-) based breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock') being a detailed- (albeit as more often non-maker-marked) specimen that comes in an overall nice- (and - I deem - just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated above - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny, aluminium-based metal that still shows some its 'off-factory' polished details. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and non-altered pin- and/or catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these summer-type breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped with a large 'A'-character in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, aluminium-based, LW breast-eagle!

Attractive - and I deem early-war-period - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. aluminium-) based breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. \'Brustadler für Sommerrock\') being a detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. typical light-weight ie. aluminium-based) breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock') being a detailed- (albeit as more often non-maker-marked) specimen that comes in an overall very nice- (and - I deem - just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated above - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny, aluminium-based metal that still shows some its 'off-factory' polished details. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and/or non-altered pin- and/or catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these summer-type breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped with a large 'A'-character in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, aluminium-based, LW breast-eagle!

Attractive - and I deem early-war-period - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. aluminium-) based breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. \'Brustadler für Sommerrock\') being a detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. typical light-weight ie. aluminium-based) breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock') being a detailed- (albeit as more often non-maker-marked) specimen that comes in an overall very nice- (and - I deem - just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated above - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny, aluminium-based metal that still shows some its 'off-factory' polished details. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and/or non-altered pin- and/or catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these summer-type breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped with a large 'A'-character in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, aluminium-based, LW breast-eagle!

Attractive - and I deem early-war-period - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. aluminium-) based breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. \'Brustadler für Sommerrock\') being a detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. typical light-weight ie. aluminium-based) breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock') being a detailed- (albeit as more often non-maker-marked) specimen that comes in an overall very nice- (and - I deem - just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated above - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny, aluminium-based metal that still shows some its 'off-factory' polished details. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and/or non-altered pin- and/or catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these summer-type breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped with a large 'A'-character in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, aluminium-based, LW breast-eagle!

Attractive - and I deem early-war-period - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. aluminium-) based breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. \'Brustadler für Sommerrock\') being a detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. typical light-weight ie. aluminium-based) breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock') being a detailed- (albeit as more often non-maker-marked) specimen that comes in an overall very nice- (and - I deem - just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated above - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny, aluminium-based metal that still shows some its 'off-factory' polished details. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and/or non-altered pin- and/or catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these summer-type breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped with a large 'A'-character in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, aluminium-based, LW breast-eagle!

Attractive - and I deem early-war-period - \'SA Sportabz. in Bronze\' being a nicely (and unusually!) maker- (ie. \'Bonner Kunstabz. Bedarf - Bonn/Rh.\'-) marked example that bears a unique, engraved- (ie. stamped) bearers-number that reads: \'133014\' The attractive - and I deem fairly early- (ie. pre-) war-period - bronze-class SA-sports-badge (or: 'SA Sportabzeichen in Bronze') is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the (actually unusually seen!) makers'-designation that reads: 'Bonner Kunstabz. Bedarf' as was based in the town of Bonn am Rhein and that also bears the usually encountered inscription: 'Eigentum d. Chefs d. Ausbildungswesens' (as is visible on the back of the sword as is more often seen). The neat badge - which comes naturally mounted on its functional (and unaltered- and functional) pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - shows a (low!) bearers-numeral (that reads: '133014' and only shows some moderate wear and age but was I deem never recently cleaned nor polished: the original - and fairly bright albeit minimally darkened! - golden-bronze-toned-finish is mostly present and/or is neatly preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or storage for decades. Simply an attractive, fairly early-period- and/or: neatly 'serial-numbered' example that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem early-war-period - \'SA Sportabz. in Bronze\' being a nicely (and unusually!) maker- (ie. \'Bonner Kunstabz. Bedarf - Bonn/Rh.\'-) marked example that bears a unique, engraved- (ie. stamped) bearers-number that reads: \'79226\' The attractive - and I deem fairly early- (ie. pre-) war-period - bronze-class SA-sports-badge (or: \'SA Sportabzeichen in Bronze\') is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the (actually unusually seen!) makers\'-designation that reads: \'Bonner Kunstabz. Bedarf\' as was based in the town of Bonn am Rhein and that also bears the usually encountered inscription: \'Eigentum d. Chefs d. Ausbildungswesens\' (as is visible on the back of the sword as is more often seen). The neat badge - which comes naturally mounted on its functional (and unaltered- and functional) pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - shows a (low!) bearers-numeral (that reads: \'79226\' and only shows some moderate wear and age but was I deem never recently cleaned nor polished: the original - and fairly bright albeit minimally darkened! - golden-bronze-toned-finish is mostly present and/or is neatly preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or storage for decades. Simply an attractive, fairly early-period- and/or: neatly \'serial-numbered\' example that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem early-war-period - \'SA Sportabz. in Bronze\' being a nicely (and unusually!) maker- (ie. \'Bonner Kunstabz. Bedarf - Bonn/Rh.\'-) marked example that bears a unique, engraved- (ie. stamped) bearers-number that reads: \'94828\' The attractive - and I deem fairly early- (ie. pre-) war-period - bronze-class SA-sports-badge (or: 'SA Sportabzeichen in Bronze') is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the (actually unusually seen!) makers'-designation that reads: 'Bonner Kunstabz. Bedarf' as was based in the town of Bonn am Rhein and that also bears the usually encountered inscription: 'Eigentum d. Chefs d. Ausbildungswesens' (as is visible on the back of the sword as is more often seen). The neat badge - which comes naturally mounted on its functional (and unaltered- and functional) pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - shows a (low!) bearers-numeral (that reads: '94828' and only shows some moderate wear and age but was I deem never cleaned nor polished: the original - and fairly bright albeit minimally darkened! - golden-bronze-toned-finish is mostly present and/or is neatly preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or storage for decades. Simply an attractive, fairly early-period- and/or: neatly 'serial-numbered' example that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem early-war-period! - \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'43\'-) marked- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen as was produced by the maker: (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'Julius Bauer u. Söhne\' The award is a very attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. '43'-) marked - so-called: 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak-') based specimen that was only moderately used and/or worn. The attractive - and I deem typical early-war-period - is a non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross that shows a minimally tarnished age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it retains, however, most of its 'frosted' silverish-coloured finish and retains most of its high-polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') as can be seen on the pictures. The cross - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - comes naturally mounted onto its functional (straight- ie. 'broad'-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter' that was produced by the unusually encountered maker: (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Julius Bauer u. Söhne' based in the town of Zella Mehlis in Thüringen!

Attractive - and I deem hardly or even never worn- nor used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Hensler - Pforzheim\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (minimally darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Hensler - Pforzheim' and bears the: 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back as is usually encountered. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem hardly worn! - maker- (ie. \'L/11\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as being produced by the maker: \'Wilhelm Deumer\' The silver-class WB on offer here is - I deem - hardly used and does show hardly any wear nor aging (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is a typical piece as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - retains most of its original, typical greyish-coloured- and/or somewhat 'matted' finish: the bright-silver-toned finish has simply faded away over the years (as more often) The badge is as stated above neatly - and clearly! - maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'L/11' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a specimen that was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Hard to upgrade this hardly used example!

Attractive - and I deem just minimally used! - multi-coloured (and I deem aluminium-based-) so-called: \'door-plaque\' (ie. \'Türplakette\') entitled: \'Mitglied des N.S.-Reichs-Kriegerbundes\' The attractive and somewhat smaller- ie. medium-sized, Third-Reich-period (door)plaque (having a diameter of approximately 5,5 cms.) depicts an illustration of the typical, bright-red-coloured so-called: 'N.S.-Reichs-Kriegerbund'-logo and is surrounded with the text as mentioned above (as can be seen on the pictures). The plaque shows three tiny holes for screwing ie. attaching the plaque to a doorpost: as such the residents could be identified as members ie. participating supporters of this TR-organisation. The piece shows no (paint)damage whatsoever (and was - I deem - not cleaned nor polished) and has very nice and pronouned detail. It retains a typical multi-coloured- and nicely sprayed 'age-patina' and shows some minimal age and/or wear caused by presumably having been once door-attached (it is, however, void of any paint-damage). Simply a decorative - and with certainty that not that often seen! - 'N.S.-Reichs-Kriegerbund'-related door-plaque ie. 'Türplakette'!

Attractive - and I deem just minimally worn- ie. used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (somewhat darkened- and/or typical golden-bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this, it also bears the \'D.R.G.M.\'-marking and number as to be expected for a DRL-sports-badge. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem just minimaly used- ie. worn! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' being a clearly maker-marked example as executed in \'Feinzink\' as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'S.H.u.Co.\' This is an attractive - albeit I deem just minimally used and/or worn but still detailed and pronounced! - example of a so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen' (or: destroyers'-war-badge) being a (typical) maker- (ie. 'S.H.u.Co.'-) marked- example that is executed in zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit surely issued- and I deem minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge truly retains most (ie. all!) of its golden- (ie. blackish-grey) coloured finish and is executed in so-called: zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink'): it comes, naturally mounted onto its unaltered- and/or functional (thin-shaped and neatly horizontally-mounted) pin and/or catch (set-up). The neat badge (that also retains its often missing so-called: 'Gegenhaken') was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dusty ie. dirty as recently found (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows all characteristics as to be expected for a by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Sohni, Heubach & Co. Metallwarenfabrik' (= 'S.H.u.Co.') as based in the town of Oberstein (Nahe) produced naval war-badge. I deem that this used - albeit still nicely preserved! - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen' is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Ferd. Wagner\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (somewhat darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Ferd. Wagner\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this, it also bears the \'D.R.G.M.\'-marking and number as to be expected for a DRL-sports-badge. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Ferd. Wagner\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (somewhat darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Ferd. Wagner\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this, it also bears the \'D.R.G.M.\'-marking and number as to be expected for a DRL-sports-badge. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Hensler - Pforzheim\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (minimally darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Hensler - Pforzheim' and bears the: 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back as is usually encountered. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Hensler - Pforzheim\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (minimally darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Hensler - Pforzheim' and bears the: 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back as is usually encountered. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Hensler - Pforzheim\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (minimally darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Hensler - Pforzheim\' and bears the: \'DRGM\'-text and/or number on its back as is usually encountered. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer - Nürnberg-Berlin\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (minimally darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'L.Chr. Lauer - Nürnberg-Berlin\' on its back (being actually a not that often seen maker for a DRL-sports-badge as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this, it also bears the \'D.R.G.M.\'-marking and number as to be expected for a DRL-sports-badge. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example by an interesting maker that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (somewhat darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein - Jena\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this, it also bears the \'D.R.G.M.\'-marking and number as to be expected for a DRL-sports-badge. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (somewhat darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein - Jena' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this, it also bears the 'D.R.G.M.'-marking and number as to be expected for a DRL-sports-badge. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (somewhat darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein - Jena\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this, it also bears the \'D.R.G.M.\'-marking and number as to be expected for a DRL-sports-badge. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (somewhat darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein - Jena\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this, it also bears the \'D.R.G.M.\'-marking and number as to be expected for a DRL-sports-badge. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (somewhat darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein - Jena\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this, it also bears the \'D.R.G.M.\'-marking and number as to be expected for a DRL-sports-badge. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (somewhat darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein - Jena\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this, it also bears the \'D.R.G.M.\'-marking and number as to be expected for a DRL-sports-badge. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (somewhat darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein - Jena\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this, it also bears the \'D.R.G.M.\'-marking and number as to be expected for a DRL-sports-badge. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (somewhat darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this, it also bears the \'D.R.G.M.\'-marking and number as to be expected for a DRL-sports-badge. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (somewhat darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this, it also bears the \'D.R.G.M.\'-marking and number as to be expected for a DRL-sports-badge. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (somewhat darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this, it also bears the \'D.R.G.M.\'-marking and number as to be expected for a DRL-sports-badge. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (somewhat darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this, it also bears the \'D.R.G.M.\'-marking and number as to be expected for a DRL-sports-badge. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (somewhat darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this, it also bears the \'D.R.G.M.\'-marking and number as to be expected for a DRL-sports-badge. The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem later-war-period - WH (Kriegsmarine), zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based, so-called: \'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen\' (or: U-boat war-badge) being a non-marker-marked example as was produced by the: \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company The attractive - I deem somewhat later-war-period- and typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based - naval war-badge is as stated a non-maker-marked- and quite detailed and pronounced example that comes in a moderately used- (albeit still nicely preserved-), condition. It is as such, a typical example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Wilhelm Deumer' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The piece has an attractive age-patina and has lost some of its golden-toned finish (something that is more often the case with these later-war-produced, zinc-based pieces). The piece shows, however, still extraordinary detail and comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flute-shaped) pin, typical block-hinge- and/or catch(-set-up) which are all three fully unaltered and of course fully functional. The badge has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit dirty ie. stained. Simply an attractive, later-war-period 'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen' by the 'Wilh. Deumer'-company that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem later-war-period - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. zinc) based breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. \'Brustadler für Sommerrock\') being a detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked) specimen This is a truly attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-) based breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock') being a detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked) specimen that comes in an overall very nice (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated above - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-based) metal. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and non-altered pin- and/or catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was I deem never cleaned nor polished: it is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these summer-type breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped with a large 'A'-character in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private household and that was never in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, 'Feinzink'-) based, LW breast-eagle!

Attractive - and I deem later-war-period! - \'NS-Studentenbund\' lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-, black- and white-coloured- and/or aluminium-based- (ie. painted!) example The tiny - and I deem later-war-period- ie. painted/sprayed! - lapel-pin is truly bright-red-, black- and/or white-coloured and is minimally 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear. It is a detailed example that is totally void of a makers'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was never cleaned (as stated is some darkened age-patina present and/or visible) and shows a (an almost) fully preserved painted surface (it was most certainly worn as such but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive, later-war-period 'NS-Studentenbund'-example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem later-war-period! - \'NS-Studentenbund\' lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-, black- and white-coloured- and/or aluminium-based- (ie. painted!) example The tiny - and I deem later-war-period- ie. painted/sprayed! - lapel-pin is truly bright-red-, black- and/or white-coloured and is minimally 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear. It is a detailed example that is totally void of a makers'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was never cleaned (as stated is some darkened age-patina present and/or visible) and shows a (an almost) fully preserved painted surface (it was most certainly worn as such but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive, later-war-period 'NS-Studentenbund'-example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - tombak- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based specimen of a WH (LW) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' (being a maker-marked, \'Type J2\'-pattern example by the \'C.E. Juncker\'-company) This is a truly very attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - tombak- (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based specimen of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen' (or: paratroopers-war-badge) being a maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'C.E. Juncker' having a 'loose' (ie. riveted) bright-golden-coloured eagle-device originally attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or functional (unaltered) catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-) war-period badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed golden-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of two rivets as is visible on the back of the badge). The badge truly retains a fair bit (ie. most) of its period golden-coloured finish but does show a somewhat tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge shows a clearly impressed makers'-designation on its back and can with certainty be attributed to the desirable maker: 'C.E. Juncker': various details on this badge fully corroborate this. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but has never been cleaned: it came straight from a private-household and was truly never before part of a collection. A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: 'The German Luftwaffe & Heer Paratrooper Badges of World War II - 1936-1945' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-designation: 'C.E. Juncker - Type D'-variant. Simply a very nice - and garuanteed original! - tombak- (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based 'C.E. Juncker'- ie. 'J2'-version of this desirable Luftwaffe-war-badge!

Attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' (being a non-maker-marked, \'Type H\'-pattern example as was produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company) This is a truly attractive - albeit clearly worn and (I deem) mid- (ie. later-) war-period - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' (or: paratroopers-war-badge) being a non-maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'C.E. Juncker\' having a firmly riveted, golden-coloured eagle-device originally attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or functional (fully unaltered) \'thick wire\'-styled catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-) war-period badges show a detailed, golden-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of two rivets as is visible on the back of the badge). These \'Type H\'-pattern zinc-based badges do show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge retains mosy of its period golden-coloured finish and shows a somewhat tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge can with certainty be attributed to the maker: \'C.E. Juncker\' as based in the town of Berlin: the specific details on this badge fully corroborate this. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but has never been cleaned. A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: \'The German Luftwaffe & Heer Paratrooper Badges of World War II - 1936-1945\' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-designation: \'C.E. Juncker - Type H\'-variant. Simply a very nice - and garuanteed original! - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based \'Juncker\'-version of this desirable Luftwaffe-war-badge!

Attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - zinc- (ie.\'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' (being a maker-marked example by the \'G.H. Osang\'-company having a silvered and \'riveted\' eagle-device attached) This is a truly very attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war period - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Erdkampfabzeichen' (or: ground-combat badge) being a maker-marked example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'G.H. Osang - Dresden' having a 'loose' (ie. riveted) silver-coloured eagle-device originally attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered) pin- and/or catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-war-) period badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed silver-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of a single rivet as is visible on the back of the badge). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains most of its period silverish-grey-coloured finish but does show a minimally tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge shows a clearly impressed makers'-mark designation on its back and can with certainty be attributed to the maker: 'G.H. Osang' based in Dresden: the specific details corroborate this. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but was never been cleaned: the silver-coloured eagle-device retains a nice and fairly shiny appearance. Simply a very nice and garuanteed original, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based 'G.H. Osang'-version of this desirable Luftwaffe-war-badge!

Attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - zinc- (ie.\'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' (being a maker-marked example by the \'G.H. Osang\'-company having a silvered and \'riveted\' eagle-device attached) This is a truly very attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war period - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Erdkampfabzeichen' (or: ground-combat badge) being a maker-marked example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'G.H. Osang - Dresden' having a 'loose' (ie. riveted) (bright and shiny) silver-coloured eagle-device originally attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit - I deem - just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered) pin- and/or catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-war-) period badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed silver-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of a single rivet as is visible on the back of the badge). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains most of its period silverish-grey-coloured finish but does show a minimally tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge shows a clearly impressed makers'-mark designation on its back and can with certainty be attributed to the maker: 'G.H. Osang' based in Dresden: the specific details corroborate this. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but was never been cleaned: the silver-coloured eagle-device retains a nice and fairly shiny appearance. Simply a very nice and garuanteed original, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based 'G.H. Osang'-version of this desirable Luftwaffe-war-badge!

Attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - zinc- (ie.\'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' (being a maker-marked example by the \'G.H. Osang\'-company having a silvered and \'riveted\' eagle-device attached) This is a truly very attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war period - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Erdkampfabzeichen' (or: ground-combat badge) being a maker-marked example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'G.H. Osang - Dresden' having a 'loose' (ie. riveted) (bright and shiny) silver-coloured eagle-device originally attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit - I deem - just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered) pin- and/or catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-war-) period badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed silver-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of a single rivet as is visible on the back of the badge). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains most of its period silverish-grey-coloured finish but does show a minimally tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge shows a clearly impressed makers'-mark designation on its back and can with certainty be attributed to the maker: 'G.H. Osang' based in Dresden: the specific details corroborate this. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but was never been cleaned: the silver-coloured eagle-device retains a nice and fairly shiny appearance. Simply a very nice and garuanteed original, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based 'G.H. Osang'-version of this desirable Luftwaffe-war-badge!

Attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - zinc- (ie.\'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' (being a maker-marked example by the \'G.H. Osang\'-company having a silvered- and \'riveted\' eagle-device attached This is a very attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' (or: ground-combat badge) being a maker-marked example that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'G.H. Osang - Dresden\' having a \'loose\' (ie. riveted- and silver-coloured) eagle-device originally attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or period-repaired-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and non altered!) pin- and/or catch (ie. catch set-up) as can be seen on the pictures. These mid- (ie. later-war-) period badges show a \'loose\' and/or detailed silver-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of a single rivet as is visible on the back of the badge). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains most of its period silverish-grey-coloured finish but does show a minimally tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge shows a (as more often somewhat vaguely but surely present) impressed makers\'-mark-designation on its back and can with certainty be attributed to the maker: \'G.H. Osang\' based in Dresden: the specific details corroborate this. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but was never been cleaned: the silver-coloured eagle-device retains a nice and fairly shiny appearance. Simply a very nice and garuanteed original, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based \'G.H. Osang\'-version of this desirable Luftwaffe-war-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - zinc- (ie.\'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' (being a maker-marked example by the \'G.H. Osang\'-company having a silvered- and \'riveted\' eagle-device attached) This is an attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war period - typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Erdkampfabzeichen' (or: ground-combat badge) being a maker-marked example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'G.H. Osang - Dresden' having a 'loose' (ie. riveted- and silver-coloured) eagle-device originally attached and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and /or period-repaired-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or catch (ie. catch set-up): it seems that the pin was period-repaired (ie. somewhat crudely re-soldered) as can be seen on the pictures. These mid- (ie. later-war-) period badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed silver-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of a single rivet as is visible on the back of the badge). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains most of its period silverish-grey-coloured finish but does show a minimally tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge shows a clearly impressed makers'-mark designation on its back and can with certainty be attributed to the maker: 'G.H. Osang' based in Dresden: the specific details corroborate this. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but was never been cleaned: the silver-coloured eagle-device retains a nice and fairly shiny appearance. Simply a very nice and garuanteed original, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based 'G.H. Osang'-version of this desirable Luftwaffe-war-badge that I did price according to its period-repaired pin-set-up!

Attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - zinc- (ie.\'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' (being a maker-marked example by the \'G.H. Osang\'-company having a silvered- and \'riveted\' eagle-device attached) This is a very attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Erdkampfabzeichen' (or: ground-combat badge) being a maker-marked example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'G.H. Osang - Dresden' having a 'loose' (ie. riveted- and silver-coloured) eagle-device originally attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or period-repaired-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and non altered!) pin- and/or catch (ie. catch set-up) as can be seen on the pictures. These mid- (ie. later-war-) period badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed silver-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of a single rivet as is visible on the back of the badge). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains most of its period silverish-grey-coloured finish but does show a minimally tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge shows a clearly impressed makers'-mark-designation on its back and can with certainty be attributed to the maker: 'G.H. Osang' based in Dresden: the specific details corroborate this. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but was never been cleaned: the silver-coloured eagle-device retains a nice and fairly shiny appearance. Simply a very nice and garuanteed original, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based 'G.H. Osang'-version of this desirable Luftwaffe-war-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-)war-period - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' (being a maker-marked, \'Type B\'-pattern example as was produced by the \'G.H. Osang\'-company) This is a truly attractive - albeit clearly worn and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen' (or: paratroopers-war-badge) being a maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'G.H. Osang - Dresden' having a 'loose' (ie. firmly riveted) golden-coloured eagle-device originally attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or functional (unaltered) catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-) war-period badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed golden-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of two rivets as is visible on the back of the badge). These 'Type B'-pattern zinc-based badges - having a brass-coating - show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge has lost most of its period golden-coloured finish (actually mainly still visible on its back) and shows a somewhat tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge shows a clearly impressed makers'-designation on its back as to be expected and can with certainty be attributed to the maker: 'G.H. Osang' based in Dresden: the specific details on this badge fully corroborate this. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but has never been cleaned. A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: 'The German Luftwaffe & Heer Paratrooper Badges of World War II - 1936-1945' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-designation: 'G.H. Osang - Type B'-variant. Simply a very nice - and garuanteed original! - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based 'G.H. Osang'-version of this desirable Luftwaffe-war-badge!

Attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-)war-period - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' (being a maker-marked, \'Type C\'-pattern example as was produced by the \'G.H. Osang\'-company) This is a truly very attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war- period - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen' (or: paratroopers-war-badge) being a maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'G.H. Osang - Dresden' having a 'loose' (ie. riveted) golden-coloured eagle-device originally attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or functional (unaltered) catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-) war-period badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed golden-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of two rivets as is visible on the back of the badge). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains a fair bit (ie. most) of its period golden-coloured finish but does show a somewhat tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge shows a clearly impressed (and upside-down positioned- thus 'Type C'-pattern!) makers'-designation on its back and can with certainty be attributed to the maker: 'G.H. Osang' based in Dresden: the specific details on this badge fully corroborate this. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but has never been cleaned. A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: 'The German Luftwaffe & Heer Paratrooper Badges of World War II - 1936-1945' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-designation: 'G.H. Osang - Type C'-variant. Simply a very nice - and garuanteed original! - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based 'G.H. Osang'-version of this desirable Luftwaffe-war-badge!

Attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-)war-period - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' (being a non-maker-marked, \'Type F\'-pattern example as was produced by the \'F. Linden\'-company) This is a truly attractive - albeit clearly worn and (I deem) mid- (ie. later-) war-period - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen' (or: paratroopers-war-badge) being a non-maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Friedrich Linden - Lüdenscheid' (ie. 'F.L.L.') having a 'loose' (ie. firmly riveted) golden-coloured eagle-device originally attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or functional (fully unaltered) 'thick wire'-styled catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-) war-period badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed golden-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of two rivets as is visible on the back of the badge). These 'Type F'-pattern zinc-based badges do show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge has lost some of its period golden-coloured finish and shows a somewhat tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge can with certainty be attributed to the maker: 'Friedrich Linden' (ie. 'F.L.L.') as based in the town of Lüdenscheid: the specific details on this badge fully corroborate this. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but has never been cleaned. A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: 'The German Luftwaffe & Heer Paratrooper Badges of World War II - 1936-1945' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-designation: 'FLL - Type F'-variant. Simply a very nice - and garuanteed original! - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based 'F.L.L.'-version of this desirable Luftwaffe-war-badge!

Attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-)war-period - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' (being a non-maker-marked, \'Type H\'-pattern example as was produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company) This is a truly attractive - albeit clearly worn and (I deem) mid- (ie. later-) war-period - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' (or: paratroopers-war-badge) being a non-maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'C.E. Juncker\' having a firmly riveted, golden-coloured eagle-device originally attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or functional (fully unaltered) \'thick wire\'-styled catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-) war-period badges show a detailed, golden-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of two rivets as is visible on the back of the badge). These \'Type H\'-pattern zinc-based badges do show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge retains mosy of its period golden-coloured finish and shows a somewhat tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge can with certainty be attributed to the maker: \'C.E. Juncker\' as based in the town of Berlin: the specific details on this badge fully corroborate this. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but has never been cleaned. A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: \'The German Luftwaffe & Heer Paratrooper Badges of World War II - 1936-1945\' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-designation: \'C.E. Juncker - Type H\'-variant. Simply a very nice - and garuanteed original! - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based \'Juncker\'-version of this desirable Luftwaffe-war-badge!

Attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-)war-period - zinc- (ie.\'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' (being a maker-marked example by the \'G.H. Osang\'-company having a silvered and \'riveted\' eagle-device attached) This is a truly very attractive - and I deem mid-/ie. later-war period - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Erdkampfabzeichen' (or: ground-combat badge) being a maker-marked example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'G.H. Osang - Dresden' having a 'loose' (ie. riveted) silver-coloured eagle-device originally attached and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn - comes naturally on its functional pin- and/or functional catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-war-) period badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed silver-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of a single rivet as is visible on the back of the badge). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains most of its period silverish-grey-coloured finish but does show a minimally tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge shows a clearly impressed makers'-mark designation on its back and can with certainty be attributed to the maker: 'G.H. Osang' based in Dresden: the specific details corroborate this. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but was never been cleaned: the silver-coloured eagle-device retains a nice and fairly shiny appearance. Simply a very nice and garuanteed original, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based 'G.H. Osang'-version of this desirable Luftwaffe-war-badge!

Attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-)war-period - zinc- (ie.\'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' (being a maker-marked example by the \'G.H.Osang\'-company) This is a truly very attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war- period - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen' (or: paratroopers-war-badge) being a maker-marked example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'G.H.Osang - Dresden' having a 'loose' (ie. riveted) golden-coloured eagle-device originally attached and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or functional (unaltered) catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-) war-period badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed golden-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of two rivets as is visible on the back of the badge). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains a fair bit of its period golden-coloured finish but does show a somewhat tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge shows a clearly impressed makers'-mark designation on its back and can with certainty be attributed to the maker: 'G.H.Osang' based in Dresden: the specific details corroborate this. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but was never been cleaned. Simply a very nice - and garuanteed original! - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based 'G.H.Osang'-version of this desirable Luftwaffe-war-badge!

Attractive - and I deem minimally used- and/or worn! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'107\'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Carl Wild\' The attractivie - and I deem just minimally used! - golden-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold\') is executed in typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based metal and shows only minimal usage and/or wear ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and/or (typically) thin-shaped (and golden-toned!) pin (which is of course fully functional) and has a totally unaltered (and typical) catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has most certainly never cleaned and truly retains most (ie. almost all!) of its (light!) golden-toned finish (ie. the fully preserved finish has just somewhat \'migriert\' ie. has \'faded-away\' over the years (as is more often observed). It only shows some minimal tarnish (it has I deem never been cleaned nor polished though). It is - as stated above - a clearly maker- (ie. \'107\'-) marked example that is unmistaken a piece that can be attributed to the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Carl Wild\' as was based in the town of Hamburg. I deem that I have priced this - fully untouched! - golden-class WB accordingly!

Attractive - and I deem moderately used! - 1943/44 pattern, Waffen-SS cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') as was intended for a member of the: \'18. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division “Horst Wessel” This is an attractive - just minimally shortened and naturally 100% original! - 1943/44 pattern, Waffen-SS cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') depicting the machine-woven \'Latin\'-script text in silver-grey linnen as was specifically intended for a member who served within the: \'18. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division “Horst Wessel” and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem clearly issued-, used- and/or presumably once tunic-attached-), condition. The minimally shortened cuff-title (that measures approx. 38 cms in length.) has the typical \'salt and pepper\'-reverse and shows all details of an original, period specimen. This band was with certainty produced by the \'Bandfabrik Ewald Vorsteher\' (ie. \'BeVo\') in Wuppertal but is void of the interwoven company-name on one of its ends (something that is more often seen). This cuff-title is a 100% text-book - and as stated above - original example that originates from a US-veteran who \'liberated\' this piece in 1945. The piece shows some truly minimal staining and age (and does show some glue-residue on its back caused by having been glued into an album- or scrapbook once as can be seen on the pictures). It does also show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great opportunity to acquire a very attractive, Waffen-SS \'BeVo\'-type cuff-title for a very competitive price!

Attractive - and I deem moderately used! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Jäger'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderaterly used- and or once tunic-attached-), condition. The piece is void of an additional 'backing' and just shows some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by having been used and/or haing been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various 'Jäger'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat - and moderately used! - 'Heeres'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive - and I deem never used! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) collar-patches as intended for a: \'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen\' (being of the specific model as intended for the great-coat ie. \'Mantel\') The attractive - fully matching and I deem simply never used- nor worn! - WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) collar-tab pair is piped in the neat bright-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour and is of the model that was specifically intended for usage on the great-coat (ie. \'Mantel\'). The collar-patches are both executed in the bright-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured, \'smooth-type\' (ie. \'moleskin\'-type-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen\'. They are as stated of the specific model solely intended for use on the greatcoat (ie. \'Mantel\'): they can easily be recognised as such by means of the supplementary-attached, thin-shaped, LW-type and/or silver-coloured \'braid\' that is \'off-factory\'-attached (as can be noticed on the pictures). The patches - which have the beige-yellowish-toned and buckram-based \'backing\' as to be expected - are (I deem) never great-coat attached: they each show a single (zinc-based) wing (ie. gull or \'Schwinge\') attached and do shows some minimal storage-age only (as can be seen on the photos). It should be noted that these interesting LW-great-coat-tabs can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'!

Attractive - and I deem worn- ie. tunic-removed - HJ (Hitlerjugend) cuff-title ie. \'tunic-stripe\' (ie. \'Ärmelbänd\') as was intended for a: \'HJ-Schiesswart\' (or: HJ-shooting-instructor) This is an attractive - and I deem hardly worn- ie. once tunic- ie. shirt-removed - HJ (Hitlerjugend) cuff-title ie. 'tunic-stripe' (ie. 'Ärmelbänd') as was intended for a: 'HJ-Schiesswart' (or: HJ-shooting-instructor) being a minimally used- ie. worn example that comes in an overall nicely preserved, condition. The cuff-title is minimally shortened and measures now approximately 12) cms. in length: it was presumably once-tunic- (ie. shirt)attached and shows two (folded) ends as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The bright-green-coloured example bears the paper-remains of its once attached 'RzM'-etiket on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these HJ (Hitlerjugend) cuff-titles ie. 'tunic-stripes' (ie. 'Ärmelbänder') rank regrettably amongst the most copied TR-insignia-pieces: the specimen on offer here originates from a private household in Germany and is naturally of unquestionable originality. Simply a neat example of a: 'HJ-Schiesswart' that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and IMO early- (ie. mid-war-) period example of a: \'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze\', being a nicely maker- (ie. \'W. Redo - Saarlautern\'-) marked example The truly attractive - and IMO early- (ie. mid-war-period-) - badge is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-signification: 'W. Redo' as based in the town of Saarlautern and also bears the usually encountered inscription: 'Eigentum d. Obersten SA-Führung' (as is visible on the back of the sword as more often). The badge - which comes naturally mounted on its functional- and unaltered pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - only shows some minor wear but was IMO not cleaned nor polished: the original- and/or (bright!) golden-bronze-toned-finish is fully present and/or neatly preserved (see pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Simply an attractive and or IMO early- ie. mid-war-period example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and IMO early- (ie. mid-war-) period example of a: \'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze\', being a nicely maker- (ie. \'W. Redo - Saarlautern\'-) marked example The truly attractive - and IMO early- (ie. mid-war-period-) - badge is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-signification: 'W. Redo' as based in the town of Saarlautern and also bears the usually encountered inscription: 'Eigentum d. Obersten SA-Führung' (as is visible on the back of the sword as more often). The badge - which comes naturally mounted on its functional- and unaltered pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - only shows some minor wear but was IMO not cleaned nor polished: the original- and/or (fairly dark-coloured- and bronze-toned-) finish is almost fully present and/or neatly preserved (see pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Simply an attractive and or IMO early- ie. mid-war-period example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and IMO early- (ie. mid-war-) period example of a: \'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze\', being a nicely maker- (ie. \'W. Redo - Saarlautern\'-) marked example The truly attractive - and IMO early- (ie. mid-war-period-) - badge is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-signification: 'W. Redo' as based in the town of Saarlautern and also bears the usually encountered inscription: 'Eigentum d. Obersten SA-Führung' (as is visible on the back of the sword as more often). The badge - which comes naturally mounted on its functional- and unaltered pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - only shows some minor wear but was IMO not cleaned nor polished: the original- and/or (fairly dark-coloured- and bronze-toned-) finish is almost fully present and/or neatly preserved (see pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Simply an attractive and or IMO early- ie. mid-war-period example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and IMO early- ie. mid-war-period example of a: \'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze\', being a nicely maker- (ie. \'Berg u. Nolte\'-) marked example The attractive - and IMO early- ie. mid-war-period - sports-badge is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-signification: 'Berg u. Nolte' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and also bears the usually encountered inscription: 'Eigentum d. SA-Sportabzeichen Hauptstelle' (on the back of the sword as is more often seen). The badge - which comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - only shows some moderate wear but was IMO never cleaned nor polished: the original- and/or (darker-)bronze-toned-finish is present and/or neatly preserved (see pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Simply an attractive and or IMO early- ie. mid-war-period example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and IMO early- ie. mid-war-period example of a: \'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze\', being a nicely maker- (ie. \'Karl Hensler\'-) marked example The attractive - and IMO early- ie. mid-war-period - sports-badge is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-signification: 'Karl Hensler' as based in the town of Pforzheim and also bears the usually encountered inscription: 'Eigentum d. SA-Sportabzeichen Hauptstelle' (on the back of the sword as is more often seen). The badge - which comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - only shows some moderate wear but was IMO never cleaned nor polished: the original- and/or (golden-)bronze-toned-finish is present and/or neatly preserved (see pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Simply an attractive and or IMO early- ie. mid-war-period example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and IMO early- ie. mid-war-period example of a: \'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze\', being a nicely maker- (ie. \'W. Redo\'-) marked example The truly attractive - and IMO early- ie. mid-war-period - badge is as stated nicely maker-marked on the back with the makers'-signification: 'W. Redo' as based in the town of Saarlautern and also bears the usually encountered inscription: 'Eigentum d. Obersten SA-Führung' (on the back of the sword as more often). The badge - which comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - only shows some minor wear but was IMO never cleaned nor polished: the original- and/or golden-bronze-toned-finish is fully present and/or neatly preserved (see pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Simply an attractive and or IMO early- ie. mid-war-period example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and IMO early-period - so-called: \'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939\' (or: war-merit medal) that came together with its full-length and typical orange-red-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive - and IMO early-period - so-called: 'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939' (or: war-merit medal) that came together with its full-length (ie. 29 cms.-sized-) and typical orange-red-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that comes in an overall very nice condition. The medal - which has great detail and finish - is IMO never cleaned nor polished and still retains a neat golden-bronze-toned finish (it is just a bit dirty and shows some minimal dust-staining). The ribbon is a tiny bit wrinkled (and comes in a 'pre-folded'-condition) it shows some minimal wear, age and/or staining. Simply a very attractive example of this 'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and IMO early-period - \'SA Sportabzeichen in Bronze\', being a nicely maker- (ie. \'Bonner Kunstabz. Bedarf\'-) marked example that bears a unique, engraved- ie. stamped bearers-number that reads: \'124096\' on its back The attractive - and IMO fairly early-period - SA-sports-badge is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the (actually unusually seen!) makers'-designation: 'Bonner Kunstabz. Bedarf' as was based in the town of Bonn am Rhein and that also bears the usually encountered inscription: 'Eigentum d. Chefs d. Ausbildungswesens' (as is visible on the back of the sword as is more often seen). The badge - which comes naturally mounted on its functional (and unaltered- and functional) pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - only shows some minor wear but was IMO never cleaned nor polished: the original - and fairly bright albeit minimally darkened - golden-bronze-toned-finish is mostly present and/or is neatly preserved (see pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or storage for decades. Simply an attractive, fairly early-period- and/or: neatly 'serial-numbered' example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and IMO early-period - \'SA Sportabzeichen in Bronze\', being a nicely maker- (ie. \'E. Schneider\'-) marked example that bears a unique, engraved- (ie. stamped-) bearers-number that reads: \'648151\' on its back The attractive - and IMO fairly early-period - badge is as stated nicely maker-marked on the back with the makers'-signification: 'E. Schneider' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid (and also bears the usually encountered inscription: 'Eigentum d. SA-Sportabzeichen Hauptstelle' which is to be found on the back of the sword as is more often seen). The badge - which comes naturally mounted on its functional (albeit minimally bent-) pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - only shows some minor wear but was IMO never cleaned nor polished: the original- and somewhat darkened - bronze-toned-finish is mostly present and/or neatly fully preserved (see pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or storage for decades. Simply an attractive, fairly early-period- and/or: neatly 'serial-numbered' example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and IMO early-period! - HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate the: \'Opfertag für die Deutschen Jugendherbergen\' This is an attractive - and IMO early-period and with certainty not that easily encountered! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') that was issued to commemorate a specific youth-rally ie. gathering named the: 'Opfertag für die Deutschen Jugendherbergen' and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced shield-shaped badge - which is executed in golden-bronze- (ie. copper-) toned metal - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The (non-maker-marked-) piece shows a: 'HJ-Mitglied' holding a sign with the: 'DJH'-logo and is surrounded by the text: 'Opfertag für die Deutschen Jugendherbergen'. The badge comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin- ie. pin-/catch-set-up. Simply an attractive, youth-related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive - and IMO early-period! - \'SA Sportabzeichen in Bronze\', being a nicely maker- (ie. \'Bonner Kunstabz. Bedarf\'-) marked example that bears a unique, engraved- (ie. stamped-) bearers-number that reads: \'152163\' on its back The truly attractive - and IMO early-period - sportsbadge is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-signification: 'Bonner Kunstabz. Bedarf - Bonn a./RH.' as based in the town of Bonn (and also bears the - actually never before! - encountered inscription: 'Eigentum d. Chefs d. Ausbildungswesens' which is to be found on the back of the sword as is more often seen). The unusual badge - which comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - only shows some minor wear but was IMO never cleaned nor polished: the original- and somewhat darkened - golden-bronze-toned-finish is mostly present and/or neatly preserved (see pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or storage for decades. It should be noted that I have never before encountered the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Bonner Kunstabz. Bedarf' and also did not encounter the text: 'Eigentum d. Chefs d. Ausbildungswesens' before: I deem that this is a scarcely seen 'variant'-type badge. In any case is this an attractive, fairly early-period- and/or: neatly 'serial-numbered' example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and IMO early-period! - \'SA Sportabzeichen in Bronze\', being a nicely maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example that bears a unique, engraved- ie. stamped bearers-number that reads: \'34629\' on its back The attractive - and IMO fairly early-period - SA-sports'-badge (ie. 'SA Sportabzeichen in Bronze') is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: 'L.Chr. Lauer' as based in the towns of Nürnberg and Berlin and also bears the usually encountered inscription: 'Eigentum d. Chefs d. Ausbildungswesens' (on the back of the sword as is more often seen). The badge - which comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - only shows some minor wear but was IMO never cleaned nor polished: the original- and somewhat 'darkened' ie. golden-bronze-toned-finish is mostly present and/or neatly fully preserved (see pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or storage for decades. Simply an attractive, fairly early-period- and/or: neatly 'serial-numbered'-example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and IMO early-war-period - so-called: \'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939\' (or: war-merit medal 1939) that comes together with its period (and/or full-length) piece of bright-red-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive - and IMO early-war-period- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based - so-called: 'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939' (or: war-merit medal 1939) that comes together with its period (and/or: full-length ie. 29 cms.-sized-) piece of bright-red-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes in an overall nice, condition. The medal - which has great detail and/or nicely preserved finish - is never cleaned nor polished and still retains a neat finish (it is just a bit dirty and shows some minimal dust). The ribbon is a tiny bit wrinkled (and is as stated 'pre-folded') and shows some minimal staining. Simply a very nice 'KvK'-medal that is fairly priced!

Attractive - and IMO fairly early period! - so-called: \'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939\' being a golden-toned- (and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based-) example that comes with its original- (and full length albeit folded-) ribbon Attractive - and IMO fairly early period! - so-called: 'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939' (or: war-merits' medal) being a golden-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based example) that comes with its original- (and full length albeit folded-) truly orange-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only moderately used-), condition. The medal - which has great detail pronounced and finish - was with certainty never cleaned nor polished and still retains a neat, somewhat darkend, golden-toned finish. The long-sized ribbon comes - as stated above - in 'pre-folded' condition and shows some minimal staining, caused by minimal wear and decades of storage. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a genuine 'KvK'-medal for a competitive price!

Attractive - and IMO issued but never worn! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (or DKiG ie. German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued), condition This is a truly attractive - and IMO issued but simply never worn! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold' (or DKiG ie. German Cross in gold), that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-ie. unissued- and never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion - has a (regrettably minimally damaged) field-grey-coloured (ie. typical 'Heeres'- or 'Waffen-SS'-type-) woolen-based background, signifying that it was a piece that was awarded to a 'Heeres' (ie. 'Waffen-SS'-) member. The piece shows some minimal age and shows as stated above some minimal damage (as can be seen on the upper right-side). It shows a golden-toned (ie. metal-based) wreath as to be expected. The piece - which is void of any makers'-mark (ie. logo) on its back as is more often encountered - is, nicely 'backed' with black-coloured paper (something that is more often seen). Still a very nice example of a high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'! - that IMO is accordingly priced. Simply a stunning example that is actually very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and IMO issued but never worn! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (or DKiG ie. German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued), condition This is a truly attractive - and IMO issued but simply never worn! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold' (or DKiG ie. German Cross in gold), that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-ie. unissued- and never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion - has a darker-blue-coloured- (ie. typical 'Kriegsmarine'-type-) woolen-based background, signifying that it was a piece that was awarded to a naval (ie. 'Kriegsmarine'-) member. The piece shows some minimal age and shows as stated above some minimal storage-age (as can be seen on the pictures). It shows a golden-toned (ie. metal-based) wreath as to be expected. The piece - which is void of any makers'-mark (ie. logo) on its back as is more often encountered - is, not 'backed' whatsoever (something that is more often seen). Still a very nice example of a high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'! - that IMO is accordingly priced. Simply a stunning example that is actually very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and IMO later-war-period - zinc- (ie \'Feinzink\'-) based example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flugzeugführerabzeichen\', being a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the: \'F.L.L.\'- (ie. \'Friedrich Linden\'-) company This an attractive and/or pronounced example of a later-war-period- and/or zinc- (ie 'Feinzink'-) based example of a WH(Luftwaffe) 'Flugzeugführerabzeichen' (or: pilots-badge) being a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the: 'F.L.L.'- (ie. 'Friedrich Linden'-) company and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and retains most of its original silver-toned- albeit tarnished finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated above IMO moderately worn but truly shows great character and/or fine, pronounced detail as to be expected. The badge is naturally in great shape ie. order: the pin, catch- and/or both rivets are in fine (and/or fully undamaged nor repaired-) order (see pictures). The neat badge - was recently uncovered at a private household in Germany and came as stored as such for decades. The badge has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a typical zinc-based- albeit tarnished 'age-patina' (as can be seen on the pictures): it was never before part of any collection! Simply an attractive, Luftwaffe 'Flugzeugführerabzeichen' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and IMO later-war-period-, \'Feinzink\'-based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\', being a maker- (ie. \'B&N - L\') marked example as was produced by the: \'Berg u. Nolte\'-company The neat badge - which has been clearly worn and/or used - naturally comes mounted on its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered-) catch (ie. catch-set-up). This example - which is (IMO) of the later-war-period-pattern - has a nicely golden-coloured, 'loose eagle'-device attached (as always) and shows very nice and pronounced detail, overall. The badge (ie. the wreath) has a nice age-patina and retains a fair bit of its original (typical 'Feinzink'-like- and/or golden-toned) finish: it is just a bit dirty but has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. As stated above is the piece nicely maker-marked with the makers'-signification: 'B&N - L' (as can be seen on its back) and was with certainty produced by the desirable maker: 'Berg u. Nolte' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The piece originates from a private household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. It shows a period- (albeit hard to decypher-) engraved text on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these later-war, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based FS-Abzeichen as produced by the 'B&N'-company can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. I deem that I have priced this attractive 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen' accordingly!

Attractive - and IMO later-war-period-, \'Feinzink\'-based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\', being a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company The neat badge - which has been clearly worn and/or used - naturally comes mounted on its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered-) catch (ie. catch-set-up). This example - which is of the later-war-period- (ie. final) Junckers-pattern - has a nicely golden-coloured, 'loose eagle'-device attached (as always) and shows very nice and pronounced detail, overall. The badge (ie. the wreath) has a nice age-patina and retains a fair bit of its original (typical 'Feinzink'-like-) finish: it is just a bit dirty but has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. As stated above is the piece not-maker-marked on the back but is IMO with certainty produced by the desirable maker: 'C.E. Juncker'-company based in the town of Berlin. The piece originates from a private household in Germany and was never before in a collection. It should be noted that these later-war, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based FS-Abzeichen as produced by the 'C.E. Juncker'-company can easily be graded 'scarce'. I deem that I have priced this attractive 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen' accordingly!

Attractive - and IMO mid-/ie. later-war period - zinc- (ie.\'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (LW) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' (being a maker-marked example by the \'G.H. Osang\'-company having a \'riveted\' eagle-device attached) This is a truly very attractive - and IMO mid-/ie. later-war period - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Erdkampfabzeichen' (or: ground-combat badge), being a maker-marked example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'G.H. Osang - Dresden' having a 'loose' (ie. riveted) silver-coloured eagle-device originally attached and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has IMO been moderately worn - comes naturally on its functional pin- and/or functional catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-war-) period badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed silver-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of a single rivet as is visible on the back). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains most of its period silverish-finish but does show a minimally tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge a clear makers-mark signification on its back and can with certainty be attributed to the desirable maker: 'G.H. Osang' based in Dresden: the specific details corroborate this. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but has IMO never been cleaned: the silver-coloured eagle-device retains a nice and fairly shiny appearance. Simply a very nice and garuanteed original, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based 'G.H. Osang'-version of this desirable LW war-badge!

Attractive - and IMO mid-/ie. later-war period - zinc- (ie.\'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (LW) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' (being a non-maker-marked example by the \'C.E. Juncker\'-company having a \'riveted\' eagle-device attached) This is a truly very attractive - and IMO mid-/ie. later-war period - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Erdkampfabzeichen' (or: ground-combat badge), being a non- maker-marked example that was (IMO) produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'C.E. Juncker' having a 'loose' (ie. riveted) silver-coloured eagle-device originally attached and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has IMO been moderately worn - comes naturally on its functional (copper-based-) pin- and/or functional catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-war-) period badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed silver-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of a single rivet as is visible on the back). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains most of its period silverish-finish but does show a minimally tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge shows no makers-mark signification but is IMO an example that can be attributed to the desirable maker 'C.E. Juncker' based in Berlin: the specific details corroborate. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but has IMO never been cleaned: the silver-coloured eagle-device retains a nice and fairly shiny appearance. Of interest is, moreover, that this piece shows a (undecypherable) engraved name on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice and garuanteed original, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based 'C.E. Juncker'-version of this desirable LW war-badge!

Attractive - and IMO mid-war-period- \'Buntmetall\'- (ie. \'Tombak\'-) based example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flugzeugführerabzeichen\', being a maker- (ie. \'C.E. Juncker\'-) marked example of the pattern \'J2\' This is a truly attractive and/or very pronounced example of an (IMO) mid-war-period- and/or: 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak'-) based so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flugzeugführerabzeichen', being a clearly maker- (ie. 'C.E. Juncker'-) marked example of the pattern 'J2' that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and truly retains most of its original silver- ie. bluish-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated above IMO moderately worn but truly shows great character and/or fine, pronounced detail as to be expected by such a high-quality piece. The badge is naturally in great shape ie. order: the pin, catch- and/or both rivets are in fine (and/or fully undamaged nor repaired-) order (see pictures). The neat badge - was recently uncovered at a private household in Germany and came as stored these for decades. The badge has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished 'age-patina' (as can be seen on the pictures): it was never before part of any collection! The badge has naturally all the characteristics of a so-called: 'J2-pattern'-pilots'-badge. Simply a very attractive- and high-quality-produced-, Luftwaffe 'Flugzeugführerabzeichen' by the desirable 'C.E. Juncker'-company that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and IMO mid-war-period- \'Buntmetall\'- (ie. \'Tombak\'-) based example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flugzeugführerabzeichen\', being a maker- (ie. \'C.E. Juncker\'-) marked example of the pattern \'J2\' This is a truly attractive and/or very pronounced example of an (IMO) mid-war-period- and/or: 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak'-) based so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flugzeugführerabzeichen', being a clearly maker- (ie. 'C.E. Juncker'-) marked example of the pattern 'J2' that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and truly retains most of its original silver- ie. bluish-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated above IMO moderately worn but truly shows great character and/or fine, pronounced detail as to be expected by such a high-quality piece. The badge is naturally in great shape ie. order: the pin, catch- and/or both rivets are in fine (and/or fully undamaged nor repaired-) order (see pictures). The neat badge - was recently uncovered at a private household in Germany and came as stored these for decades. The badge has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished 'age-patina' (as can be seen on the pictures): it was never before part of any collection! The badge has naturally all the characteristics of a so-called: 'J2-pattern'-pilots'-badge. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the badge shows a (vaguely readable- but with certainty present-) engraved name on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive- and high-quality-produced-, Luftwaffe 'Flugzeugführerabzeichen' by the desirable 'C.E. Juncker'-company that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and IMO minimally used- ie. worn - example of a cloth version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (or DKiG ie. German Cross in gold) This is a truly attractive - and IMO minimally used ie. worn - example of a cloth version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold' (or DKiG ie. German Cross in gold), that comes in an overall very nice, condition. The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion-based braid - has a bluish-grey-coloured and/or: typical smooth-woolen-based 'backing', signifying that it was a piece that was awarded to a Luftwaffe member ie. soldier (ie. officer). The piece shows some truly minimal age ie. wear: some of the stitching-remains (ie. holes-) are visible and present (see pictures). The cross shows a bright golden-toned- (ie. metal-based-) wreath as to be expected. The piece - which is void of an inked makers’-mark as is more often encountered - is neatly 'backed' with a piece of thin-shaped and/or black-coloured 'backing-paper' as is more often seen. Simply a very nice example of this high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'! - that IMO is accordingly priced. Simply an attractive example that clearly shows character and only regular wear: hard to upgrade this example!

Attractive - and IMO moderately used! - \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or bronze panzer assault badge or PAB) being a maker- (ie. \'A.S. \'-) marked- and zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version as was procuced by the: \'Adolf Scholze\'-company This is an attracrtive - and IMO moderately used and/or minimally stained - so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze' (or bronze panzer assault badge or PAB), being a neat maker- (ie. 'A.S.'-) marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) version that was procuced by the: 'Adolf Scholze'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (IMO mid-war-period-) zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that has lost some of its golden-bronze-coloured finish but that has nevertheless still a very attractive appearance, still showing pronounced detail as to be expected. The badge has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated is the piece a neatly maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped pin-set-up and/or modelled catch - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: 'Adolf Scholze'-company based in the town of Gablonz: it deals with a so-called: 'solid zinc pattern' (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '3.1.4.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was recently found as such at a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. It was simply never cleaned nor polished. Simply a nice and honest bronze-class PAB by the 'Adolf Scholze'-company in a nice albeit moderately used and/or worn condition: I deem that this honest example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and IMO moderately used! - \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or bronze panzer assault badge or PAB), being a neat zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version as procuced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\' (ie. \'S.& L.\') company This is a very nice - and IMO only moderately used and/or minimally stained - so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze' (or bronze panzer assault badge or PAB), being a neat non maker-marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) version that was procuced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück' (ie. 'S.& L.') company, in overall very nice and IMO only moderately used ie. worn, condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (IMO mid-war-period-) zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that retains a fair bit of its bronze-coloured finish: the piece has a somewhat 'matted' appearance, showing superb detail and/or finish as to be expected. The badge has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated is the piece a non maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped pin-set-up and/or modelled catch - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück' (ie. 'S.& L.') company based in the town of Lüdenscheid: it deals with a so-called: 'solid zinc, heavy weight piece having the so called "classic Juncker" reverse hardware' (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '1.4.4.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece - which is very pronounced and has truly great pronounced detail - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. It was simply never cleaned nor polished. Simply a nice and honest bronze-class PAB by the 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company in an attractive and only minimally used and/or worn condition!

Attractive - and IMO only minimally used! - example of a (non-maker-marked-) and/or black-coloured-, \'generic\' etui as was intended for an Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\') This is a truly attractive example of an honest - and IMO only minimally used! - example of a (non-maker-marked-) and/or black-coloured-, 'generic'-styled etui as was intended for storage of an Iron Cross 1st class (or: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse'), and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. once issued and only minimally used-), condition. The black-coloured- and/or simulated leather-based etui comes in an overall very nice condition and only shows minimal wear: the black-coloured (and artifical)-velvet-based inner-mounting just shows some minor staining and/or wear and shows a clear imprint of the cross it once held (something that is also visible in the white-coloured upper-section - as can be seen on the pictures). The etui shows a fully undamaged, silver- (ie. black-coloured) IC-symbol on its top (see pictures). The piece on offer came with a loosely fitted inner-section (this can be easily repaired if deemed needed). It should be noted that these IC-etuis are very collectable and are - without cross - not that easily found. Simply a very nice and desirable IC1st class etui that was recently found as such at a private house-hold and that was never before in a collection: it just needs an equally nicely preserved 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' to complete!

Attractive - and IMO only minimally used! - example of a (non-maker-marked-) and/or black-coloured-, \'generic\' etui as was intended for an Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\') This is a truly attractive example of an honest - and IMO only minimally used! - example of a (non-maker-marked-) and/or black-coloured-, 'generic'-styled etui as was intended for storage of an Iron Cross 1st class (or: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse'), and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. once issued and only minimally used-), condition. The black-coloured- and/or simulated leather-based etui comes in an overall very nice condition and only shows minimal wear: the black-coloured (and artifical)-velvet-based inner-mounting just shows some minor staining and/or wear and shows a clear imprint of the cross it once held (something that is also visible in the white-coloured upper-section - as can be seen on the pictures). The etui shows a fully undamaged, silver- (ie. black-coloured) IC-symbol on its top (see pictures). It should be noted that these IC-etuis are very collectable and are - without cross - not that easily found. Simply a very nice and desirable IC1st class etui that was recently found as such at a private house-hold and that was never before in a collection: it just needs an equally nicely preserved 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' to complete!

Attractive - and IMO only moderately used - \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze panzer assault badge or PAB) being a neat zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version as was (presumably) procuced by the: \'C.E. Junckers\'-company This is a very attractive - and IMO only moderately used and/or minimally stained - so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze' (or bronze panzer assault badge or PAB), being a neat non-maker-marked-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) example that was (presumably) procuced by the: 'C.E. Junckers'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (IMO later-war-period-) zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that retains a fair bit of its bronze-coloured finish: the piece has a somewhat 'matted' appearance, showing superb detail and/or finish as to be expected. The badge has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated above is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped pin-set-up and/or modelled (semi-sunken) catch-plate - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: 'C.E. Junckers'-company. The neat piece - which is very pronounced and has truly great pronounced detail - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German flea-market and was never before in collectors'-hands. It was simply never cleaned nor polished. Simply a nice and honest bronze-class PAB by a desirable maker that comes in an attractive and only moderately used and/or worn condition!

Attractive - and IMO quite early-period- and/or luxuriously styled! - example of a maker-(ie. \'1\'-) marked: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter\' being an example that is executed in bright-silverish-toned so-called: \'Buntmetall\' This is a very attractive - and IMO quite early-period- and/or luxuriously styled!) example of a neatly maker- (ie. '1' ie.: Deschler'-) marked: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: war merits'-cross first class with swords) being an example that is executed in bright-silverish-toned so-called: 'Buntmetall' and that comes in a very nice (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The non-magnetic (and as stated so-called: 'Buntmetall'-based-) cross has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it truly retains most of its (bright!) silver-toned finish and still shows a vast part of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides). The cross comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- and catch (-set-up) as can be seen on the pictures. The piece - which is nicely converse-shaped ie. vaulted - comes as found and stored for decades: it was never cleaned and shows some minimal darkened age-patina. IMO is the KvK 1st class a bit underestimated by the collectors'-community: these interesting awards can IMO be almost graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply a very attractive and most certainly desirable example that was produced by the 'Deschler u. Söhne'-company based in the town of München: hard to find a nicer and truly untouched example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and IMO quite early-period- and/or luxuriously styled! - example of a non-maker-marked: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter\' being an example that is executed in bright-silverish-toned so-called: \'Buntmetall\' This is a very attractive - and IMO quite early-period- and/or luxuriously styled!) example of a non-maker-marked: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: war merits'-cross first class with swords) being an example that is executed in bright-silverish-toned so-called: 'Buntmetall' and that comes in a very nice (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The non-magnetic (and as stated so-called: 'Buntmetall'-based-) cross has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it truly retains most of its (bright!) silver-toned finish but has lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides). The cross comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- and catch (-set-up) as can be seen on the pictures. The piece - which is non-converse-shaped ie. vaulted - comes as found and stored for decades: it was never cleaned and shows some minimal darkened age-patina. IMO is the KvK 1st class a bit underestimated by the collectors'-community: these interesting awards can IMO be almost graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply a very attractive and most certainly desirable example: hard to find a nicer and truly untouched example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and IMO quite early-period- and/or luxuriously styled! - example of a non-maker-marked: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwerter\' being an example that is executed in bright-silverish-toned so-called: \'Buntmetall\' This is a very attractive - and IMO quite early-period- and/or luxuriously styled!) example of a non-maker-marked: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwerter' (or: war merits'-cross first class without swords) being an example that is executed in bright-silverish-toned so-called: 'Buntmetall' and that comes in a very nice (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The non-magnetic (and as stated so-called: 'Buntmetall'-based-) cross has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it truly retains almost all of its (bright!) silver-toned finish and still shows most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides). The cross comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- and catch (-set-up) as can be seen on the pictures. The piece comes as found and stored for decades: it was never cleaned and shows some minimal darkened age-patina. IMO is the KvK 1st class a bit underestimated by the collectors'-community: these interesting awards can IMO be almost graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply a very attractive and most certainly desirable example: hard to find a nicer and truly untouched example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued - example of a HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen\' (or: motor proficiency badge), being an example of the (rarely seen!) golden-class This is an attractive (and IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued-) example of a so-called: HJ ('Hitlerjugend') 'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen' (or: motor proficiency badge) being an example of the golden-class that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The neat - smaller-sized badge having an approximate diameter of 3,2 cms. - is sometimes referred to as: 'HJ-Ausbildungsabzeichen' (or: trainings-badge) has lost its paper-based so-called: 'RzM'-etiket and just shows some minor staining caused by years of storage ie. possible wear. The patch is 'backed' with brownish-tan-coloured linnen as is more often the case (see pictures). This is the so-called first- (ie. golden) class, as executed in golden-coloured linnen on a bright-pink-coloured- and woolen-based background. Simply an attractive and actually not that often encountered youth-related proficiency-badge!

Attractive - and IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued - example of a HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen\' (or: motor proficiency badge), being an example of the silver-class This is an attractive (and IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued-) example of a so-called: HJ ('Hitlerjugend') 'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen' (or: motor proficiency badge) being an example of the silver-class that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The neat - smaller-sized badge having an approximate diameter of 3,2 cms. - is sometimes referred to as: 'HJ-Ausbildungsabzeichen' (or: trainings-badge) has lost its paper-based so-called: 'RzM'-etiket and just shows some minor staining caused by years of storage ie. possible wear. The patch is 'backed' with brownish-tan-coloured linnen as is more often the case (see pictures). This is the so-called second- (ie. silver) class, as executed in greyish-silver-coloured linnen on a bright-pink-coloured- and woolen-based background. Simply an attractive and actually not that often encountered youth-related proficiency-badge!

Attractive - and IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued- example of a HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen\' (or: motor proficiency badge), being an example of the silver-class This is an attractive (and IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued-) example of a so-called: HJ ('Hitlerjugend') 'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen' (or: motor proficiency badge), being an example of the silver-class, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The neat smaller-sized badge (having a approximate diameter of 3,2 cms.) which is sometimes referred to as: 'Ausbildungsabzeichen' (or: trainings-badge) has lost its paper 'RzM'-etiket over the years (remains are still visible) and just shows some minor staining caused by years of storage ie. moderate wear. The patch is 'backed' with brownish-tan-coloured linnen as is more often the case (see pictures). This is the so-called second- (ie. silver) class, as executed in greyish-silver-coloured linnen on a pink-coloured- and woolen-based background. Simply an attractive and actually not that often encountered youth-related badge!

Attractive - and IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued- example of a HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen\' (or: motor proficiency badge), being an example of the silver-class still retaining its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive (and IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued-) example of a so-called: HJ ('Hitlerjugend') 'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen' (or: motor proficiency badge), being an example of the silver-class, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The neat smaller-sized badge (having an approximate diameter of 3,2 cms.) which is sometimes referred to as: 'Ausbildungsabzeichen' (or: trainings-badge) still retains its period-attached-, paper-based so-called: 'RzM'-etiket and just shows some minor staining caused by years of storage ie. moderate wear. The patch is 'backed' with brownish-tan-coloured linnen as is more often the case (see pictures). This is the so-called second- (ie. silver) class, as executed in greyish-silver-coloured linnen on a pink-coloured- and woolen-based background. Simply an attractive and actually not that often encountered youth-related badge!

Attractive - and IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued- example of a HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen\' (or: motor proficiency badge), being an example of the silver-class still retaining its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive (and IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued-) example of a so-called: HJ ('Hitlerjugend') 'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen' (or: motor proficiency badge), being an example of the silver-class, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The neat smaller-sized badge (having an approximate diameter of 3,2 cms.) which is sometimes referred to as: 'Ausbildungsabzeichen' (or: trainings-badge) still retains its period-attached-, paper-based so-called: 'RzM'-etiket and just shows some minor staining caused by years of storage ie. moderate wear. The patch is 'backed' with brownish-tan-coloured linnen as is more often the case (see pictures). This is the so-called second- (ie. silver) class, as executed in greyish-silver-coloured linnen on a pink-coloured- and woolen-based background. Simply an attractive and actually not that often encountered youth-related badge!

Attractive - and just minimally used! - early- (ie. mid-) war period example of an: \'SA-Sportabzeichen in Silber\' being a nicely maker- (ie. \'W. Redo - Saarlautern\'-) marked example that is void of an an impressed bearers\'-number The attractive - and I deem early- (ie. mid-) war-period - SA-sports'-badge is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: 'W. Redo' as based in the town of Saarlautern and also bears the usually encountered inscription: 'Eigentum d. Obersten SA-Führung' (as is visible on the back of the sword as more often). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional- (and unaltered!) pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - only shows some minor wear but was I deem never cleaned nor polished: most of its original- and/or (fairly bright-coloured- and/or typical silver-toned-) finish is almost fully present and/or neatly preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Simply an attractive and I deem early- ie. mid-war-period silver-class example that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just minimally used! - early- (ie. mid-) war period example of an: \'SA-Sportabzeichen in Silber\' being a nicely maker- (ie. \'W. Redo - Saarlautern\'-) marked example that is void of an an impressed bearers\'-number The attractive - and I deem early- (ie. mid-) war-period - SA-sports'-badge is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: 'W. Redo' as based in the town of Saarlautern and also bears the usually encountered inscription: 'Eigentum d. Obersten SA-Führung' (as is visible on the back of the sword as more often). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional- (and unaltered!) pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - only shows some minor wear but was I deem never cleaned nor polished: most of its original- and/or (fairly bright-coloured- and/or typical silver-toned-) finish is almost fully present and/or neatly preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Simply an attractive and I deem early- ie. mid-war-period silver-class example that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just minimally used! - early- (ie. mid-) war period example of an: \'SA-Sportabzeichen in Silber\' being a nicely maker- (ie. \'W. Redo - Saarlautern\'-) marked example that is void of an an impressed bearers\'-number The attractive - and I deem early- (ie. mid-) war-period - SA-sports\'-badge is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers\'-designation: \'W. Redo\' as based in the town of Saarlautern and also bears the usually encountered inscription: \'Eigentum d. Obersten SA-Führung\' (as is visible on the back of the sword as more often). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional- (and unaltered!) pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - only shows some minor wear but was I deem never cleaned nor polished: most of its original- and/or (fairly bright-coloured- and/or typical silver-toned- ie. frosted) finish is almost fully present and/or neatly preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Simply an attractive and I deem early- ie. mid-war-period silver-class example that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just minimally used! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'partly woven\'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (ie. roundel) This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally worn- ie. used! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'partly woven'-pattern showing a white-coloured piece of linnen cloth that shows an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-party-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 48 cms. and is approximately 10,5 cms. wide as more often encountered - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neat (linnen-based- and typically interwoven!) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and also interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - that came without an 'RzM'-etiket as more often - shows an interesting - and clearly present! - ink-stamp ie. 'Dienstsiegel' (as is more often but most certainly not always seen). The piece is truly nicely made and does just show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage: it comes nicely sewn-together as found (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just minimally used! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'partly woven\'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (ie. roundel) This is a very attractive - and I deem just minimally worn- ie. used! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'partly woven'-pattern showing a white-coloured piece of linnen cloth that shows an interwoven ie. neatly 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem hardly used- nor worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-party-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 39,5 cms. and is approximately 9 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neat (linnen-based- and typically interwoven!) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and also interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - that came with its period-attched 'RzM'-etiket still in place - is totally void of an ink-stamp (as is more often seen). The piece – which retains bright colours! - is truly nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal usage: it comes off-factory sewn-together (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive N.S.D.A.P.-related item that cannot be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just minimally used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 10,5 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured \'braid\' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and does show some \'high-lighted\'-areas as executed in greenish-grey-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a neat additional \'backing\' (made-out of bluish-black-toned paper as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just minimally used! - \'Feinzink\'-based example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' being a very detailed- (and clearly maker- ie. \'ÜÜ\'-marked) example as was produced by the: \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company The attractive - not that easily found and just minimally used! - Luftwaffe-related war-badge ie. 'Flakkampfabzeichen' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch (-set-up). This example - which has been just moderately used and/or worn - shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat and non-converse-shaped badge has a truly nice age-patina and retains most (ie. all!) of its original, typical greyish-silver-coloured and/or somewhat 'matted' finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has not been cleaned nor polished over the years as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a typically maker- (ie. ie. 'ÜÜ'-) marked example that is with certainty a mid-war-produced, LW-war-badge that was produced by the desirable maker named: 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Simply a very attractive WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flakkampfabzeichen' by the 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann'-company that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just minimally used- ie. worn! - N.S.K.K. (or: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') so-called: \'Kraftfahrraute des 2. Model\' (so-called \'drivers\'-diamond\' of the 2nd and/or final pattern) This is a neat - and just minimally used- ie. once tunic-attached - example of a (slightly) 'padded' N.S.K.K. (or: 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') so-called: 'Kraftfahrraute des 2. Model' (so-called 'drivers'-diamond' of the 2nd and/or final pattern) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge is neatly executed in machine-woven, silver-coloured 'braid' (being of the so-called: 'flat-wire'-pattern) onto a black-coloured and/or silk-like, linnen-based background. The badge is nicely padded (as usual) and does still show (the remains) of its period-attached 'RzM'-tag as is more often the case (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and naturally original N.S.K.K. so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') that was also worn by the various foreign-volunteers (such as the Dutch- and/or Flemish nationals-) serving within the various N.S.K.K.-formations. Simply a nice and very detailed badge that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and just minimally used- ie. worn! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'non-interwoven\'-pattern that still retains its (period-attached) \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and (I deem) just minimally used- ie. worn! - example of a so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'non-interwoven\'-pattern (showing an additionally stitched, black-coloured swastika on a white roundel) that still retains its (period-attached) \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. as stated above just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were \'standard-issue\' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-party-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total (folded) size of 39 cms. and that is approximately 11 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neat (linnen-based- and separately-attached) \'roundel\' that shows a black-coloured- and separately-attached (and \'braid\'-based!) swastika (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - that comes with its period-attached: \'RzM\'-etiket - is void of an addtional ink-stamp (as is more often seen). The piece - which truly retains very bright colours! - is truly nicely made and just shows some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear: it comes \'off-factory\' sewn-together (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a very attractive (ie. truly stonemint!) N.S.D.A.P.-related item that will be impossible to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just minimally worn! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen\' (or: pilots\'-badge) being typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based (and non-maker-marked) example as was produced by the: \'Friedrich Linden\'- (ie. FLL\'-) company This is a truly attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example of a non-maker-marked so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen\' (or: pilots\'-badge) being an example that was with certainty produced by the: \'Friedrich Linden\'- (ie. \'FLL\'-) company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- and/or just minimally worn- and/or used-), condition. The neat badge - which as stated above has I deem been just minimally worn and/or used - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and original (ie. fully unaltered-) catch (-set-up) and/or typical \'block-hinge\'-pin-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does it retains both its nicely preserved (and also totally unaltered) rivets (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has a nicely preserved (silver-toned) wreath and greyish-silver-coloured- (and separately-attached) \'eagle-device\' (as always by badges by this maker) that both still show nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge has a superb age-patina and retains most of its original typical zinc-based finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty but has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. As stated above, is the piece a typical, non-maker-marked specimen and is an evident example that was produced by maker: \'Friedrich Linden\' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The war-badge originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very attractive WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen\' by the desirable maker \'Friedrich Linden\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderatelty used! - example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Helferin\' being a maker- (ie. \'E.L.M.\'-) marked example that comes in a fully untouched condition The attractive- and just moderately used - badge is made-out of silver-coloured \'Buntmetall\' and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a clearly maker- (ie. \'E.L.M.\'-) marked example that has - I deem - only moderately worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. Next to the mentioned makers\'-designation does the piece show a clear \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XA. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) so-called: \'Helferin\'-badge that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a silverish-grey-toned \'Kordel\' attached as was intended for: \'LW-Kraftfahrpersonal\' This is an attractive - just moderately used- ie. worn and actually not that easily found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') showing a greyish-silver-toned \'Kordel\' attached as was specifically intended for: \'LW-Kraftfahrpersonal\' (ie. drivers) and that comes in an overall nice- (and just moderately used- ie. once-tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat \'greyish-silver\'- and cord-like border\' (ie. \'Kordel\') attached - signified that the bearer had sucessfully succeeded various tests in this speciality. The piece - which shows a additionally-added linnen-based- and/or black-coloured \'backing\' - is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and simply shows moderate age and/or wear. These badges ranked actually amongst the \'award-category\' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both \'Soldbuch\' and \'Wehrpass\'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-\'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used - WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\') being a nicely preserved- and typical non-converse-shaped example that shows the makers\'-designation: \'KO\' stamped onto its back The attractive cross - which is a typical non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as more often encountered - has (I deem) never been (recently) cleaned and retains a very nice- (albeit minimally tarnished) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This WWI-period example - which is a (partly) genuine-silver-based- (ie. magnetic) example as more often seen - comes mounted onto its original (and naturally fully functional) somewhat flute-shaped (and longer-sized) pin and has an unaltered (and also functional) catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, \'blackened\'- and/or fairly \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat \'glossy\'-like \'inner-core\' - shows some minimal age and minimal paint-loss: it retains, however, a very nice appearance overall. The piece is as stated above showing a clear makers\'-designation on its back that reads: \'KO\' (as can be seen on the pictures) and can as such presumably be attributed to the maker: \'Königliches Münzamt Orden\' as based in the town of Berlin. The cross is, moreover, just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. Simply an attractive IC-first-class that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive WWI-period example accordingly!

Attractive - and just moderately used - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class wound-badge) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange\'-company This is an attractive example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') being an example that is clearly maker-marked on the catch-set-up (as always with pieces by this maker) with the makers\'-code: \'100\' (signifying that it is a piece as was produced by the \'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange\' company) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in bright-silvered, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') - shows some obvious wear ie. age and has a correct - and fully functional - pin- and/or (molded) catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it truly retains most of its silverish finish. The badge - that was I deem never cleaned nor polished - is nicely maker-marked: \'100\' (on the round catch set-up as is common with these WBs) signifying that it is a piece as was produced by the \'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange\' company, based in Mittwaida. Simply an attractive and clearly maker-marked silver WB that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'M40\'- (ie. \'M43\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type, so-called: \'M40\'- (ie. \'M43\'-) pattern shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier who served within an infantry-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem just moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive straps - which measure approximately 11,6 cms. in length each as more often encountered - have the \'standard-type\'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and show the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping, attached. The straps were just moderately used- and/or worn and do show some obvious age, wear and staining (as can be seen on the pictures). They come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and are in my opinion a typical, \'standard-issued\'- (ie. non-privately-purchased\'- nor tailor-made-) pair. It should be noted that these early- (ie. mid-) war-period \'Infanterie\'-related EM-type shoulderstrap-pairs are with certainty not that easily encountered and can be graded \'fairly scarce\'. This particular pair - which is as stated above matching and that was most certainly worn as such as a pair - originated from an older cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem, however, that this pair had once NCO-braid attached (which was carefully removed (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive pair of early- (ie. mid-) war-period so-called: \'M40- (ie. \'M43\'-) pattern\' enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps that was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\'!

Attractive - and just moderately used and/or neatly enameled! - DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') civil-attire lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen des D.R.K.\') being a very detailed and/or marker- (ie. \'E.L.M.\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and just moderately used and/or neatly enameled! - DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') civil-attire lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen des D.R.K.\') being a very detailed and/or maker- (ie. \'E.L.M.\'-) marked example and that comes in an overall nice- (and only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat piece comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional) pin- (ie. pin/catch-) set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has a stunning (and as stated totally undamaged!) enamelled surface and was never cleaned nor polished: it is just somewhat stained ie. tarnished. The regular-sized example (having an approximate height of only 2 cms.) shows a clearly present makers\'-designation (that reads: \'E.L.M.\') and also shows a so-called: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a nice DRK-lapel-pin that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - example of a maker- (ie. \'26\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' The attractive - albeit typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based - silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') shows only moderate age and wear and still retains its original, silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the super-imposed makers'-designation: '26' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the 'B.H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt' as was based in the town of Pforzheim. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical molded) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a nicely preserved and just moderately worn example that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely printed\'-pattern that shows a clearly-present (but hard to decypher) ink-stamp This is an attractive - and just moderatelty worn- ie. used! - example of an (I deem) early-war- (ie. \'pre-war\'-) period so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely printed\'-pattern (showing a printed) swastika ie. roundel and that shows a clearly-present ink-stamp (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were \'standard-issue\' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-party-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD, \'N.S.D.F.B.St.\' and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total (folded) size of 43 cms. and is approximately 13 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from multi-coloured linnen and shows a neat (equally printed) \'roundel\' and swastika (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket - shows a clearly present, blue-coloured ink-stamp (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') that (partly) reads: \'Preussischer Land…..Verbandes….\' (as is more often but not always seen). The piece - which truly retains very bright colours! - is truly nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and fair wear: it comes \'off-factory\' sewn-together and is (unusually!) period-made \'wider\' by adding a piece of extra cloth (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive N.S.D.A.P.-related item that will be hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'partly-interwoven\'-pattern that shows a clearly-present \'N.S.D.F.B.St.\'-related ink-stamp This is an attractive - and just moderatelty worn- ie. used! - example of an (I deem) early-war- (ie. \'pre-war\'-) period so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'partly-interwoven\'-pattern (showing a separately-attached) swastika ie. roundel and that shows a clearly-present: \'N.S.D.F.B.St.\'- (ie. \'Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund der Stahlhelm\'-) related ink-stamp and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were \'standard-issue\' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-party-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD, \'N.S.D.F.B.St.\' and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total (folded) size of 42 cms. and is approximately 10,5 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from multi-coloured linnen and shows a neat (linnen-based- and separately-attached) \'roundel\' that shows a black-coloured- and neatly \'interwoven\' swastika (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket - shows a clearly present, blue-coloured ink-stamp (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') that (partly) reads \'Ortsgruppe des \'Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund der Stahlhelm ….\' (as is more often but not always seen). The piece - which truly retains very bright colours! - is truly nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and fair wear: it comes \'off-factory\' sewn-together (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive N.S.D.A.P.- ie. \'N.S.D.F.B.St.\'- (ie. \'Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund der Stahlhelm\'-) related item that will be hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - Waffen-SS- (ie. Heeres Panzer-) type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as executed on black-coloured wool as was intended for an: \'SS-Rottenführer\' (ie. \'Obergefreiter\') This is a neat - and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a Waffen-SS- (ie. Heeres Panzer-) type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as was executed on black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Rottenführer\' (ie. \'Gefreiter\' or: junior-sergeant) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and/or: I deem tunic-removed-), condition. The rank-chevron is executed on the \'smooth-type\'- and/or black-coloured wool and shows a double stripe of the siverish-grey-coloured (ie. \'standard-issue\'-pattern) NCO-braid attached denoting the rank of: \'SS-Rottenführer\' ie. \'Obergefreiter\': moreover, is it neatly \'backed\' with a piece of black linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal aging, dust ie. staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage only. It should be noted that these particular rank-chevrons could also be used as WH (Heeres) Panzer-insignia. It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\', \'Waffen-SS\'- ie. Panzer-rank-insignia are not that easy to encounter. I deem that I have priced this (100% genuine- and/or with certainty period item!) accordingly.

Attractive - and just moderately used! - Waffen-SS- (ie. Heeres Panzer-) type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as executed on black-coloured wool as was intended for an: \'SS-Rottenführer\' (ie. \'Obergefreiter\') This is a neat - and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a Waffen-SS- (ie. Heeres Panzer-) type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as was executed on black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Rottenführer\' (ie. \'Gefreiter\' or: junior-sergeant) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and/or: I deem tunic-removed-), condition. The rank-chevron is executed on the \'smooth-type\'- and/or black-coloured wool and shows a double stripe of the greyish-coloured (ie. \'standard-issue\'- so-called: \'sub-dued\'-pattern) NCO-braid attached denoting the rank of: \'SS-Rottenführer\' ie. \'Obergefreiter\'. It is, however, not \'backed\' and does show some minimal aging, dust ie. staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage only. It should be noted that these particular rank-chevrons could also be used as WH (Heeres) Panzer-insignia. It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\', \'Waffen-SS\'- ie. Panzer-rank-insignia are not that easy to encounter. I deem that I have priced this (100% genuine- and/or with certainty period item!) accordingly!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - Waffen-SS- (ie. Heeres Panzer-) type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as executed on black-coloured wool as was intended for an: \'SS-Rottenführer\' (ie. \'Obergefreiter\') This is a neat - and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a Waffen-SS- (ie. Heeres Panzer-) type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as was executed on black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Rottenführer\' (ie. \'Gefreiter\' or: junior-sergeant) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and/or: I deem tunic-removed-), condition. The rank-chevron is executed on the \'smooth-type\'- and/or black-coloured wool and shows a double stripe of the greyish-coloured (ie. \'standard-issue\'- so-called: \'sub-dued\'-pattern) NCO-braid attached denoting the rank of: \'SS-Rottenführer\' ie. \'Obergefreiter\'. It is, however, not \'backed\' and does show some minimal aging, dust ie. staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage only. It should be noted that these particular rank-chevrons could also be used as WH (Heeres) Panzer-insignia. It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\', \'Waffen-SS\'- ie. Panzer-rank-insignia are not that easy to encounter. I deem that I have priced this (100% genuine- and/or with certainty period item!) accordingly!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 10,2 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some 'highlighted areas' as executed in black-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a typical black-coloured- and/o rthin-shaped, paper-based 'backing' attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type breast-eagle of the 'Extra Qualität' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 11,2 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured \'braid\' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background greenish-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a typical black-coloured- and/or thin-shaped, paper-based \'backing\' attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 10 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured \'braid\' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some \'highlighted areas\' as executed in black-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a typical black-coloured- and/o thin-shaped, paper-based \'backing\' attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 10,2 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured \'braid\' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some \'highlighted areas\' as executed in beige/green-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a typical black-coloured- and/or thin-shaped, paper-based \'backing\' attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 9,5 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured \'braid\' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and does show some \'high-lighted\'-areas as executed in black-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - is void of any additional \'backing\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 10,3 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and does show some 'high-lighted'-areas as executed in beige-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a neat additional 'backing' (made-out of greyish-linnen as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type breast-eagle of the 'Extra Qualität' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 9,8 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured \'braid\' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and does show some \'high-lighted\'-areas as executed in beige-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a neat additional \'backing\' (made-out of beige-toned linnen as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 9,5 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured \'braid\' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and does show some \'high-lighted\'-areas as executed in black- (and bright-silver!-) coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a neat additional \'backing\' (made-out of black-toned carton as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 10 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured \'braid\' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and does show some \'high-lighted\'-areas as executed in black- (and bright-silver!-) coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a neat additional \'backing\' (made-out of black-toned \'crepe\'-like carton as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 11,2 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured \'braid\' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and does show some \'high-lighted\'-areas as executed in black- (and bright-silver!-) coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a neat additional \'backing\' (made-out of black-toned \'crepe\'-like carton as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 10 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured \'braid\' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and does show some \'high-lighted\'-areas as executed in greenish- coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a neat additional \'backing\' (made-out of black-toned carton as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 10,3 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured \'braid\' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and does show some \'high-lighted\'-areas as executed in greenish- coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a neat additional \'backing\' (made-out of black-toned \'cheese-duck\'-material as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 10,3 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured \'braid\' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and does show some \'high-lighted\'-areas as executed in greenish- coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a neat additional \'backing\' (made-out of black-toned carton as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - WH (Kriegsmarine) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-golden-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) officers'- (ie. evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered- (and truly very detailed!) naval-type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere der Kriegsmarine') being executed in various types of bright-golden-coloured braid onto a darker-blue-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (and as stated above used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 10 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using amongst other material (bright) golden-coloured 'braid' onto a darker-blue-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some 'highlighted areas' as executed in golden-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows (the remains of) the typical beige-coloured- and/or thin-shaped, paper-based 'backing' attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) officers'-type breast-eagle of the 'Extra Qualität' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - WH (Kriegsmarine) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-golden-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) officers'- (ie. evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered- (and truly very detailed!) naval-type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere der Kriegsmarine') being executed in various types of bright-golden-coloured braid onto a darker-blue-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (and as stated above used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 10 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using amongst other material (bright) golden-coloured 'braid' onto a darker-blue-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some 'highlighted areas' as executed in golden-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows the typical darker-blue-coloured- and/or thin-shaped, paper-based 'backing' attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) officers'-type breast-eagle of the 'Extra Qualität' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - \'Feinzink\'-based example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) being a very detailed albeit non-maker-marked example as was produced by the: \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company The attractive - not that easily found and just moderately used! - Luftwaffe-related war-badge ie. 'Flakkampfabzeichen' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch (-set-up). This example - which has been just moderately used and/or worn - shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat and minimally converse-shaped badge has a truly nice age-patina and retains most (ie. all!) of its original, typical greyish-silver-coloured and/or somewhat 'matted' finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has not been cleaned nor polished over the years as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a non-maker-marked example that is (unusally!) void of a stamped makers'-designation but that is with certainty a mid-war-produced LW-war-badge that was produced by the desirable maker named: 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Simply a very attractive WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flakkampfabzeichen' by the 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann'-company that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - \'Feinzink\'-based example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' being a very detailed albeit non-maker-marked example as was produced by the: \'Steinhauer & Lück\'-company The attractive - not that easily found and just moderately used! - Luftwaffe-related war-badge ie. \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch (-set-up). This example - which has been just moderately used and/or worn - shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat and minimally converse-shaped badge has a truly nice age-patina and retains most (ie. all!) of its original, typical greyish-silver-coloured and/or somewhat \'matted\' finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has not been cleaned nor polished over the years as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a non-maker-marked example that is (unusally!) void of a stamped makers\'-designation but that is with certainty a later-war-produced LW-war-badge that was produced by the desirable maker named: \'Steinhauer & Lück\' (ie. \'S&L.\') as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid: specific details such as the \'narrow-barrel-hinge\', oblong \'catch-plate\' and \'flatwire\' catch only corroborate this. Simply a very attractive WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' by the \'Steinhauer & Lück\'-company that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - \'Feinzink\'-based example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' being a very detailed albeit non-maker-marked example as was produced by the: \'Steinhauer & Lück\'-company The attractive - not that easily found and just moderately used! - Luftwaffe-related war-badge ie. \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch (-set-up). This example - which has been just moderately used and/or worn - shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat and minimally converse-shaped badge has a truly nice age-patina and retains most (ie. all!) of its original, typical greyish-silver-coloured and/or somewhat \'matted\' finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has not been cleaned nor polished over the years as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a non-maker-marked example that is (unusally!) void of a stamped makers\'-designation but that is with certainty a later-war-produced LW-war-badge that was produced by the desirable maker named: \'Steinhauer & Lück\' (ie. \'S&L.\') as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid: specific details such as the \'narrow-barrel-hinge\', oblong \'catch-plate\' and \'flatwire\' catch only corroborate this. Simply a very attractive WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' by the \'Steinhauer & Lück\'-company that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked example as executed in greyish-silver-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed albeit moderately used- and/or worn! - example of an: \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example as was executed in typical greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-) condition. This example is as stated above a non-maker-marked specimen that can (I deem) be attributed to the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'MK\'- (or: \'Metall u. Kunststoff\'-) something that can be corroborated by noting the \'typical\' catch and/or catch-(ie. hinge-) and \'ball-shaped\'- pin-set-up as to be expected for IABs by this particular maker. It should, however, be noted that the exact maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') that reads: \'MK\' (which presumably stands for: \'Metall u. Kunststoff\') is to date still unidentified. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical greyish-silver-coloured- and tarnished age-patina: it is just a bit dirty (as can clearly be noticed on the pictures). The steel-based pin and/or (typical) catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was most certainly never cleaned: it comes in a fully untouched condition. Simply a nice - and honest! - silver-class- and/or: \'Feinzink\'-based example by the maker: \'Metall u. Kunststoff\' and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Hensler - Pforzheim\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and by this maker not that easily found! - silver-class DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains a fair bit of its somewhat 'shiny', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat 'shiny') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Hensler - Pforzheim' and bears the: 'DRGM'-numeral (that reads: '35269') on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used- and worn! - example of a maker- (ie. \'30\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\' The attractive - albeit typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based - silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') shows only moderate age and wear and still retains its original, silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the super-imposed makers'-designation: '30' on its back (which is nicely albeit as more often somewhat vaguely super-imposed as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the Austrian: 'Hauptmünzamt Wien' as was based in the town of Vienna. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical molded) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a nicely preserved and just moderately worn example that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used- and worn! - example of a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' The truly attractive and typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based wound-badge shows only minimal age and wear and retains most of its original, silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the super-imposed makers'-designation: '65' on its back (which is nicely albeit as more often somewhat vaguely super-imposed (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the: 'Klein u. Quenzer'-company as based in the town of Oberstein a.d. Nähe. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical molded-) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very nicely preserved and only minimally worn example that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used- and worn! - example of a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' The attractive - albeit typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based - silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') shows only moderate age and wear and still retains its original, silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the super-imposed makers'-designation: '65' on its back (which is nicely albeit as more often somewhat vaguely super-imposed as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the: 'Klein u. Quenzer'-company as based in the town of Oberstein a.d. Nähe. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical molded) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a nicely preserved and just moderately worn example that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used- and worn! - example of a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' The attractive - albeit typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based - silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') shows only moderate age and wear and still retains its original, silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the super-imposed makers'-designation: '65' on its back (which is nicely albeit as more often somewhat vaguely super-imposed as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the: 'Klein u. Quenzer'-company as based in the town of Oberstein a.d. Nähe. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical molded) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a nicely preserved and just moderately worn example that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used- and worn! - example of a non-maker-marked and typical zinc (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') The attractive - and typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') shows only moderate age and wear and still retains its original, silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated above a non-maker-marked example (as can be seen on the pictures). Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical molded) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a nicely preserved and just moderately worn example that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used- and worn! - example of a non-maker-marked and typical zinc (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') The attractive - and typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') shows only moderate age and wear and still retains its original, silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated above a non-maker-marked example (as can be seen on the pictures). Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical molded) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a nicely preserved and just moderately worn example that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used- and worn! - \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'15\'-) marked- and/or typical \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen as was produced by the: \'Friedrich Orth\'-company The award on offer here is an attractive, maker-marked and/or typical \'Buntmetall\'- (ie. \'Tombak-\') based specimen that was clearly used and or worn. The award has a somewhat \'tarnished\' age-patina but has lost its polished sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\'): it shows, however, a neat and just minimally stained age-patina (simply caused by having been used- and/or worn). The piece - which shows the clearly impressed \'15\'-numeral on the back of its flute-shaped pin - has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The piece comes on its untouched (and fully functional) pin- ie. pin-/catch set-up. Simply a great occasion to acquire a beautiful and truly worn and fully untouched \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter\' for a competitive price!

Attractive - and just moderately used- and worn! - \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'1\'-) marked- and/or typical \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen as was produced by the: \'Deschler u. Sohn\'-company The award on offer here is an attractive, maker-marked and/or typical \'Buntmetall\'- (ie. \'Tombak-\') based specimen that was clearly used and or worn. The award has a somewhat \'tarnished\' age-patina but has lost its polished sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\'): it shows, however, a neat and just minimally stained age-patina (simply caused by having been used- and/or worn). The piece - which shows the clearly impressed \'1\'-numeral on the back of its flute-shaped pin - has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The piece comes on its untouched (and fully functional) pin- ie. pin-/catch set-up. Simply a great occasion to acquire a beautiful and truly worn and fully untouched \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter\' for a competitive price!

Attractive - and just moderately used- and/or worn! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold\', being a non-maker-marked- and/or typically \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was (presumably) produced by the Austrian maker: \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\' The attractive golden-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold') is executed in neat and/or fairly shiny (albeit somewhat light-toned) so-called: 'Buntmetall' and shows only moderate usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and/or (typical!) thin-shaped pin (which is of course fully functional) and has a totally unaltered catch. The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains most (ie. all!) of its bright-golden-toned finish (ie. it is neatly so-called: 'Feuervergoldet'). It only shows some minimal tarnish (it has I deem never been cleaned nor polished though). It is - as stated above - a non-maker-marked example that is unmistaken a quality-procuded piece that can presumably be attributed to the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Hauptmünzamt' based in the town of Wien (Vienna). Simply a very attractive and with certainty desirable, untouched golden-class WB that is nowadays not that easy to encounter!

Attractive - and just moderately used- ie. worn - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'L/13\'-) marked example as was produced by the (desirable!) \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Paul Meybauer\' The attractive - albeit issued- ie. moderately worn - iron cross is a typical minimally-vaulted- (ie. somewhat converse-shaped) and presumably somewhat later-war-period, 'LDO'-issued example that has never been cleaned nor polished. It retains a very attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this maker. This example - which is a clearly maker- (ie. 'L/13'-) marked specimen - was produced by the desirable maker: 'Paul Meybauer' as was based in the town of Berlin - comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like' inner-core that is totally void of any paint-damage and that has very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and has lost its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive - and I deem somewhat later war-period - 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'Paul Meybauer'-company according to its just moderately used- and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive - and just moderately used- ie. worn! - early-period (!) \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked example as was (I deem) produced by the \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Klein & Quenzer\' The attractive - albeit most certainly issued- ie. moderately worn! - truly early-period 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) is a typical non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-shaped) example that has never been cleaned nor polished and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The cross retains a very attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this maker. This example - which is a typical non-maker-marked specimen - was (I deem) produced by the desirable maker: 'Klein & Quenzer' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid - comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) minimally 'fluted-shaped' pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like' inner-core that shows some minimal paint-loss within the swastika-area but that has, nevertheless, been very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and has lost its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive, non-maker-marked 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'Klein & Quenzer'-company according to its just moderately used- and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive - and just moderately used- ie. worn! - WWI-pattern, (I deem) silver-class wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') being a detailed example of the so-called: \'Durchbrochener\'-pattern This is a truly attractive - and very detailed! - example of a WWI-period, (I deem) silver-class wound-badge (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') being a minimally used example of the so-called: 'Durchbrochener'-pattern that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- and/or worn-), condition. The (non-magnetic) wound-badge - which is an unmarked version as is always encountered with this type of WBs - shows only minimally wear and/or age and retains most of its (silverish-golden) coloured- and somewhat 'shiny' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional, long-sized- (and thin-shaped- and equally non-magnetic) pin and that has an undamaged and/or: functional catch - still retains extraordinary and/or pronounced detail (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and original 'Durchbrochenes' specimen of the silver-class that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used- ie. worn! - WWI-pattern, silver-class wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') being a detailed example of the so-called: \'Durchbrochener\'-pattern This is a truly attractive - and very detailed! - example of a WWI-period silver-class wound-badge (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') being a minimally used example of the so-called: 'Durchbrochener'-pattern that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- and/or worn-), condition. The (non-magnetic) wound-badge - which is an unmarked version as is always encountered with this type of WBs - shows only minimally wear and/or age and retains almost all of its (bright silverish) coloured- and somewhat 'shiny' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional, regular-sized- (and thin-shaped- and equally non-magnetic) pin and that has an undamaged and/or: functional catch - still retains extraordinary and/or pronounced detail (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and original 'Durchbrochenes' specimen of the silver-class that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used- ie. worn! - WWI-pattern, silver-class wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') being a detailed example of the so-called: \'Durchbrochener\'-pattern This is a truly attractive - and truly very detailed! - example of a WWI-period, (I deem) silver-class wound-badge (ie. \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') being a minimally used example of the so-called: \'Durchbrochener\'-pattern that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- and/or worn-), condition. The (non-magnetic) wound-badge - which is an unmarked version as is always encountered with this type of WBs - shows only minimally wear and/or age and retains most (ie. all!) of its (silverish) coloured- and somewhat \'shiny\' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional, long-sized- (and thin-shaped- and equally non-magnetic) pin and that has an undamaged and/or: functional catch - still retains extraordinary and/or pronounced detail (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive and original \'Durchbrochenes\' specimen of the silver-class that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately used- ie. worn! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Klein & Quenzer\' The attractive - albeit most certainly issued- ie. moderately worn! - 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) is a typical non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-shaped) example that has never been cleaned nor polished and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The cross retains a very attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this maker. This example - which is a clearly maker- (ie. '65'-) marked specimen - was produced by the desirable maker: 'Klein & Quenzer' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid - comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like' inner-core that shows some minimal paint-loss within the swastika-area but that has, nevertheless, been very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and has lost its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'Klein & Quenzer'-company according to its just moderately used- and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive - and just moderately used- ie. worn! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Klein & Quenzer\' The attractive - albeit most certainly issued- ie. moderately worn! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) is a typical non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-shaped) example that has never been cleaned nor polished and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The cross retains a very attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this maker. This example - which is a clearly maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked specimen - was produced by the desirable maker: \'Klein & Quenzer\' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid - comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example - shows a neatly \'blackened\'- and/or fairly \'satin-like\' inner-core that is totally void of paint-loss within the swastika-area and that has, simply been very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though but still retains some of its \'off-factory\'-applied polished sides ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\'). I deem that I have priced this attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' by the \'Klein & Quenzer\'-company according to its just moderately used- and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive - and just moderately worn! - silver-class \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being an unmarked (and by me unidentified) example as was executed in (bright) silverish-coloured, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This attractive 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (ie. silver-class IAB) is a (typical) non-maker-marked award: it has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up as is more often encountered. The badge - which can I deem be attributed as a badge of the so-called: 'Vienna-design' - seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and truly somewhat shiny, silver-coloured age-patina. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found - just shows moderate wear and is minimally tarnished and/or stained (as can be seen on the pictures): it was, moreover, never cleaned nor polished and comes in an overall untouched condition. Hard to find a more nicely preserved IAB for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and just moderately worn! - silver-class \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being an unmarked (and by me unidentified) example as was executed in silverish-grey-coloured, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This attractive - and detailed and pronounced! - \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (ie. silver-class IAB) is a (typical) non-maker-marked award: it has a \'typical\' catch and/or hinge set-up as is more often encountered. The badge - which can I deem be attributed as a badge of the so-called: \'Vienna-design\' - seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a somewhat tarnished, silverish-grey-coloured age-patina. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found - just shows moderate wear and is minimally tarnished and/or stained (as can be seen on the pictures): it was, moreover, never cleaned nor polished and comes in an overall untouched condition. Hard to find a more nicely preserved IAB for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and just moderately worn! - \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'1\'-) marked- and bright-silver-toned specimen that is executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') The attractive - and typical early- (ie. mid-) war-period - piece is executed in (bright)silver-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. most certainly used- and/or worn-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic - and non-vaulted - cross shows some blackened- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina but was never cleaned nor polished: it retains, however, most (ie. all) of its typical silverish-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flute-shaped- and also non-magnetic) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a clear makers'-designation '1' stamped onto the back of its pin - comes as found and stored for decades and was truly never cleaned and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). It is is all respects a typical quality-piece that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Deschler & Sohn' as was based in the town of München. I personally deem that the KvK 1st class award is a bit underestimated by the collectors' community: they can almost be graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply an attractive - and just moderately used and/or worn! - 'Buntmetall'-based example that is in my opinion most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately worn! - \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\' being a non-maker-marked- and bright-silver-toned specimen that is executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') The attractive - and typical early- (ie. mid-) war-period - piece is executed in (bright)silver-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. most certainly used- and/or worn-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic - and non-vaulted - cross shows some blackened- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina but was never cleaned nor polished: it retains, however, most (ie. all) of its typical silverish-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flute-shaped- and also non-magnetic) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is totally void of a makers'-designation as more often - comes as found and stored for decades and was truly never cleaned and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). I personally deem that the KvK 1st class award is a bit underestimated by the collectors' community: they can almost be graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply an attractive - and just moderately used and/or worn! - 'Buntmetall'-based example that is in my opinion most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and just moderately worn- ie. used! - so-called: \'Sportabzeichen des Allgemeinen Deutschen Automobil-Clubs (o. ADAC) in Gold) being a nicely maker- (ie. \'Deschler\'-) marked example The attractive - and just moderately worn- ie. used! - golden-class, (I deem) TR-period, A.D.A.C.-sports-badge (or:) \'Sportabzeichen des Allgemeinen Deutschen Automobil-Clubs (o. ADAC) in Gold) is a nicely maker- (ie. \'Deschler - München 90\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nicely preserved- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The attractive - very detailed and luxuriously-styled! - badge shows a pronounced eagle-device coupled with the A.D.A.C.-characters and is neatly executed in (bright) golden-toned, so-called: \'feuervergoldetes Buntmetall\' (and retains an almost fully preserved golden-toned finish as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Deschler - München 90\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The sports-badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin shows an (incomplete) pin-catch set-up in place (as can be noticed on the pictures). The piece was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and later-war-period - zinc- (ie.\'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' (being a dual maker- ie. \'A\'- and \'L/64\'- marked example as was produced by the \'Assmann\'-company) This is a truly very attractive - and with certainty later-war-period - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen' (or: paratroopers-war-badge) being a dual maker- (ie. 'A'- and 'L/64'-) marked example as was produced by the 'Assmann'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or functional (unaltered) catch (ie. catch set-up). These later-war-period, 'molded' badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed golden-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of two rivets as is visible on the back of the badge). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains a fair bit of its period (albeit somewhat faded) golden-coloured finish but does show a somewhat tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge shows a clearly impressed (double!) makers'-mark-designation on its back and can with certainty be attributed to the maker: 'Assmann & Söhne': all specific details corroborate this. A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: 'The German Luftwaffe & Heer Paratrooper Badges of World War II - 1936-1945' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-designation: 'Zinc - Die Cast Wreath Marked '2' with 'L/64'-variant. Simply an attractive - and garuanteed original! - later-war-period, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based 'Assmann'-pattern of this desirable Luftwaffe-war-badge!

Attractive - and later-war-period! - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Assmann\'-company This is a truly attractive - and with certainty later-war-period! - typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' (or: paratroopers-war-badge) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Assmann\'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or functional catch (ie. catch set-up) which are both in pristine condition (as can be noticed on the pictures). These later-war-period, \'molded\' badges show a \'loose\' and/or detailed eagle-device attached (by means of two crudely stamped rivets as is visible on the back of the badge). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge shows its (albeit somewhat faded) golden-coloured finish and does show a somewhat tarnished ie. dirty age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge shows a clearly impressed \'A\' makers\'-mark-designation on its back and can with certainty be attributed to the maker: \'Assmann & Söhne\': all specific details corroborate this. A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: \'The German Luftwaffe & Heer Paratrooper Badges of World War II - 1936-1945\' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-designation: \'Assmann - Typ G\'-variant. Simply an attractive - and garuanteed original! - later-war-period, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, by the \'Assmann\'-company produced \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and later-war-period! - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' showing a replaced catch (being a clearly maker- ie. \'A\'-marked example as was produced by the \'Assmann\'-company) This is a truly attractive - and with certainty later-war-period! - typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen' (or: paratroopers-war-badge) being a clearly maker- (ie. 'A'-) marked example as was produced by the 'Assmann'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or functional catch (ie. catch set-up) which has, however, been (period?) replaced as more often (as can be noticed on the pictures). These later-war-period, 'molded' badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed golden-bronze-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of two crudely stamped rivets as is visible on the back of the badge). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains a fair bit of its period (albeit somewhat faded) golden-coloured finish but does show a somewhat tarnished ie. dirty age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge shows a clearly impressed makers'-mark-designation on its back and can with certainty be attributed to the maker: 'Assmann & Söhne': all specific details corroborate this. A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: 'The German Luftwaffe & Heer Paratrooper Badges of World War II - 1936-1945' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-designation: 'Assmann - Typ G'-variant. Simply an attractive - and garuanteed original! - later-war-period, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based, by the 'Assmann'-company produced 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen' that is - I deem - priced according to its repaired- ie. replaced catch!

Attractive - and luxuriously styled! - BDM- (ie. \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') being a golden-bronze-toned- and zinc-based example as issued to commemorate the: \'Untergautreffen Stollberg - B.D.M. Zwönitz - Oktober 1933\' This is a very attractive - actually rarely encountered and truly somewhat luxuriously styled! - specific BDM (ie. \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') related, commemorative day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a golden-bronze-toned- and/or zinc-based example that was issued to commemorate a specific (female!) youth-rally ie. gathering named the: \'Untergautreffen Stollberg - B.D.M. in Zwönitz\' that was held in the year 1933 and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit surely issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The piece shows a detailed illustration of a \'swastika sun-burst\' (all in the shape of aL \'HJ-Raute\') and showing the text as mentioned above. The badge - which shows a clearly present makers\'-designation (that reads: \'Wurster - Mark Neukirchen\') on its pin-set-up comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty rarely seen! - youth-related - and locally issued! \'tinnie\' ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is truly not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and luxuriously styled! - N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'-) being a non-maker-marked- and golden-bronze-toned example showing the text: \'N.S.D.A.P. Reichsparteitag - Nürnberg 1933\' This is an attractive - and truly luxuriously styled! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or golden-bronze toned- (ie. I deem copper-based) example showing the text: \'N.S.D.A.P. Reichsparteitag - Nürnberg 1933\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- ie. just moderately worn-), condition. The piece is executed in typical, reddish-bronze-coloured- and (I deem) copper-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, minimally darkened- ie. tarnished-, age-patina and holds some of its period \'brennlacquered\'-finish). The badge - which is totally void of a makers\'-designation as more often - comes naturally mounted onto its functional (but somewhat crudely soldered) pin- (ie. pin/catch) set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows the \'Reichsadler\'- and/or swastika-sign with below the text: \'N.S.D.A.P. Reichsparteitag - Nürnberg 1933\'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and fairly early-period! - N.S.D.A.P.-related, so-called: \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' for an interesting price!

Attractive - and luxuriously-styled! - bronze-toned so-called: DLV- (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsport Verband\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate a gathering entitled: \'N.S. Flugtag Grohsenhain\' This is an attractive - luxuriously-styled and with certainty not that often found! - bronze-toned- and I deem typical zinc (ie. tin-) based - DLV- (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsport Verband\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: Veranstaltungsabzeichen) as was specifcally issued to commemorate a (locally held!) DLV-related gathering entitled: \'N.S. Flugtag Grohsenhain\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in golden-bronze-toned- (ie. I deem zinc-based) metal (ie. pot metal) - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty ie. stained). The (hollow-back- and typical shield-shaped) piece shows an air-plane above a swastika coupled with the above-mentioned text. The badge - which shows a clearly present makers\'-designation that reads: \'Würster - Markneukirchen\' on the back of its pin-set-up - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. It should be noted that all \'tinnies\' that were intended to commemorate an event at regional- (ie. \'town\'- ie. \'Kreis\'-) level (such as the piece on offer here) saw much more limited usage and can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example is totally void of a date- nor year-designation (something that is unusual). Simply a neat - and most certainly not that often encountered! - DLV- (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsport Verband\'-) related \'tinnie\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and luxuriously-styled! - darker-bronze-toned (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based!) N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') being a maker- (ie. \'Glaser & Sohn\'-) marked example that is entitled: \'Deutsch die Saar\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often found! - darker-bronze-toned (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based!) N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'Glaser & Sohn - Dresden\'-) marked example that is simply entitled: \'Deutsch die Saar\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in darker bronze-toned metal (ie. I deem \'Buntmetall\') - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty ie. stained). The square-shaped piece shows three upright-positioned hands holding a broken chain coupled with the above-mentioned text. The badge - which shows a clearly-present makers\'-designation as stated above - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a neat - and most certainly not that often encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' that was issued to commemorate the annexation of the Saar that took place in the year 1935!

Attractive - and luxuriously-styled! - example of a: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked, \'Buntmetall\'-based example by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Gustav Brehmer\' The attractive - and truly luxuriously styled! - silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') is executed in neat silvered- (albeit somewhat tarnished- ie. worn) so-called: 'Buntmetall' and just shows some moderate usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is non-magnetic as more often - comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional ('thin'-shaped- and totally unaltered) pin (which is of course fully functional) and comes mounted onto its functional and pristine catch (ie. catch-set-up). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains most of its silver-toned finish and shows some obvious tarnish ie. staining (it has, however, I deem never been cleaned nor polished though). It is - as stated above - a clearly maker- (ie. '13'-) marked example that is unmistaken an early-period- (and quality-procuded!) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Gustav Brehmer' (ie. 'Hersteller: 13') as was based in the town of Markneukirchen. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - luxuriously-styled, maker-marked silver-class WB that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and luxuriously-styled! - example of a: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked, \'Buntmetall\'-based example by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Gustav Brehmer\' The attractive - and truly luxuriously styled! - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') is executed in neat silvered- (albeit somewhat tarnished- ie. worn) so-called: \'Buntmetall\' and just shows some moderate usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is non-magnetic as more often - comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional (\'thin\'-shaped- and totally unaltered) pin (which is of course fully functional) and comes mounted onto its functional and pristine catch (ie. catch-set-up). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains most of its silver-toned finish and shows some obvious tarnish ie. staining (it has, however, I deem never been cleaned nor polished though). It is - as stated above - a clearly maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked example that is unmistaken an early-period- (and quality-procuded!) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Gustav Brehmer\' (ie. \'Hersteller: 13\') as was based in the town of Markneukirchen. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - luxuriously-styled, maker-marked silver-class WB that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and luxuriously-styled! - example of a: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a maker- (ie. \'30\'-) marked, \'Buntmetall\'-based example by the Austrian-based maker: \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\' The attractive - and truly luxuriously styled! - silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') is executed in neat and/or somewhat tarnished, so-called: 'Buntmetall' and just shows some moderate usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is non-magnetic as more often - comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional (tin-shaped- and totally unaltered) pin (which is of course fully functional) and comes mounted onto its functional and pristine catch (ie. catch-set-up). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains a fair bit (ie. all!) of its silver-toned finish and shows some obvious tarnish ie. staining (it has, however, I deem never been cleaned nor polished though). It is - as stated above - a clearly maker- (ie. '30'-) marked example that is unmistaken an early-period- (and quality-procuded!) specimen that was produced by the Austrian-based maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named the: 'Hauptmünzamt Wien' (ie. 'Hersteller: 30') as was based in the town of Wien (ie. 'Vienna'). Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - luxuriously-styled silver-class WB that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and luxuriously-styled! - example of a: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a maker- (ie. \'30\'-) marked, \'Buntmetall\'-based example by the Austrian-based maker: \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\' The attractive - and truly luxuriously styled! - silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') is executed in neat and/or somewhat tarnished, so-called: 'Buntmetall' and just shows some moderate usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is non-magnetic as more often - comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional (broad- ie. 'flat'-shaped- and totally unaltered) pin (which is of course fully functional) and comes mounted onto its functional and pristine catch (ie. catch-set-up). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains most of its silver-toned finish and shows some obvious tarnish ie. staining (it has, however, I deem never been cleaned nor polished though). It is - as stated above - a clearly maker- (ie. '30'-) marked example that is unmistaken an early-period- (and quality-procuded!) specimen that was produced by the Austrian-based maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named the: 'Hauptmünzamt Wien' (ie. 'Hersteller: 30') as was based in the town of Wien (ie. 'Vienna'). Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - luxuriously-styled silver-class WB that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and luxuriously-styled! - silver-toned day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') being a maker- (ie. \'L. Chr. Lauer\'-) marked example as s issued to commemorate a meeting entitled: \'Einweihung des Nürnberger Flughafens - Aug. 1933\' This is a truly attractive - luxuriously-styled and with certainty scarcely found! - early-period \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') that was issued to commemorate a specific meeting (ie. opening) entitled: \'Einweihung des Nürnberger Flughafens - Aug. 1933\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued ie. I deem just moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in somewhat tarnished, silver-coloured and (I deem) zinc-based metal having a red-enamelled area - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The piece - which shows as stated above the clearly-present makers\'-designation: \'L. Chr. Lauer - Nürnberg/Berlin\' - shows an illustration of a godess, flying plane and swastika surrounded by the text: \'Einweihung des Nürnberger Flughafens - Aug. 1933\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. catch set-up. Simply a very attractive \'tinnie\' ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that was issued to commemorate the opening of the Nürnberg airport in 1933!

Attractive - and luxuriously-styled! - WH (Heeres- o. KM) golden-toned- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based breast-eagle (ie. \'Metall Offiziers-Brustadler für die Sommeruniform\') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics This is an attractive - I deem early-period- and truly luxuriously-styled! - example of a WH (Heeres- o. Kriegsmarine) golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: typical 'Buntmetall'-based) breast-eagle (ie. 'Metallbrustadler für die Sommeruniform der Offiziere des Heeres o. Beamte der Kriegsmarine)' as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics (ie. 'Sommerblusen') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The (as more often unmarked) piece is a 'standard-pattern'-example that has a superb and/or detailed- (ie. typical 'Buntmetall'-like- ie. somewhat 'shiny') appearance. The piece was only moderately used and does show some age and/or staining (ie. tarnished appearance) as to be expected: it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes mounted onto its original (and naturally functional) silver-toned pin (ie. pin-set-up) and retains its additional 'third'-pin (which is not always the case) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive (officers'-pattern) 'Heeres o. Kriegsmarine'-related summer-tunic breast-eagle: hard to find a better example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and luxuriously-styled! - WH (Heeres- o. KM) golden-toned- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based breast-eagle (ie. \'Metall Offiziers-Brustadler für die Sommeruniform\') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics This is an attractive - I deem early-period- and truly luxuriously-styled! - example of a WH (Heeres- o. Kriegsmarine) golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: typical 'Buntmetall'-based) breast-eagle (ie. 'Metallbrustadler für die Sommeruniform der Offiziere des Heeres o. Beamte der Kriegsmarine)' as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics (ie. 'Sommerblusen') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The (as more often unmarked) piece is a 'standard-pattern'-example that has a superb and/or detailed- (ie. typical 'Buntmetall'-like- ie. somewhat 'shiny'- ie. frosted) appearance. The piece was only moderately used and does show some age and/or staining (ie. tarnished appearance) as to be expected: it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes mounted onto its original (and naturally functional) silver-toned pin (ie. pin-set-up) and retains its additional 'third'-pin (which is not always the case) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive (officers'-pattern) 'Heeres o. Kriegsmarine'-related summer-tunic breast-eagle: hard to find a better example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and luxuriously-styled! - WH (Heeres- o. KM) golden-toned- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based breast-eagle (ie. \'Metall Offiziers-Brustadler für die Sommeruniform\') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics This is an attractive - I deem early-period- and truly luxuriously-styled! - example of a WH (Heeres- o. Kriegsmarine) golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: typical 'Buntmetall'-based) breast-eagle (ie. 'Metallbrustadler für die Sommeruniform der Offiziere des Heeres o. Beamte der Kriegsmarine)' as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics (ie. 'Sommerblusen') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The (as more often unmarked) piece is a 'standard-pattern'-example that has a superb and/or detailed- (ie. typical 'Buntmetall'-like- ie. somewhat 'shiny'- ie. frosted) appearance. The piece was only moderately used and does show some age and/or staining (ie. tarnished appearance) as to be expected: it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes mounted onto its original (and naturally functional) silver-toned pin (ie. pin-set-up) and retains its additional 'third'-pin (which is not always the case) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive (officers'-pattern) 'Heeres o. Kriegsmarine'-related summer-tunic breast-eagle: hard to find a better example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and luxuriously-styled! - \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (being a non-maker-marked specimen as executed in typical, bright-silver-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') The truly attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. early-) war-period! - 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern' (or: war-merits'-cross first-class with swords) is executed in typical (bright) silver-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. most certainly used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross shows some minimal blackened- ie. tarnished age-patina but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it retains, moreover, most of its typical silverish-coloured finish that still shows some of its 'hochpolierte Kanten' or: polished-sides (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (straight-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and fully unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is totally void of a makers'-designation - comes as found and stored for decades: it was truly never cleaned and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that the KvK 1st class award is a bit underestimated by the collectors' community: they can almost be graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply a very attractive example that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and luxuriously-styled! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked, \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Gustav Brehmer\' The attractive - and truly luxuriously styled! - silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') is executed in neat and/or somewhat tarnished, so-called: 'Buntmetall' and just shows some moderate usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is a non-magnetic specimen as more often - comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional (tin-shaped- and totally unaltered) pin (which is of course fully functional) and comes mounted onto its functional and pristine catch (ie. catch-set-up). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains a fair bit (ie. most) of its silver-toned finish and shows some obvious tarnish ie. staining (it has, however, I deem never been cleaned nor polished though). It is - as stated above - a clearly maker- (ie. '13'-) marked example that is unmistaken an early-period- (and quality-procuded!) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Gustav Brehmer' (ie. 'Hersteller: 13') as was based in the town of Marneukirchen in Sachsen. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - fairly luxuriously-styled, silver-class WB that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and luxuriously-styled! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked- and (I deem) early-period \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker The truly attractive - and luxuriously styled! - silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') is executed in neat and/or minimally shiny (ie. somewhat tarnished), so-called: 'Buntmetall' and does show some obvious usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is naturally non-magnetic - comes mounted onto its fully functional (thin-shaped- and totally unaltered) pin (which is of course fully functional) and comes mounted onto its functional and dito pristine (albeit minimally bent catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains truly most of its silver-toned finish. It is - as stated above - a non-marked example that is I deem an early-period- (and truly quality-procuded!) piece that was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - early-war-period, silver-class WB that is priced according to its overall nice- and/or untouched, condition!

Attractive - and luxuriously-styled! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked- and (I deem) early-period \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker The truly attractive - and luxuriously styled! - silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') is executed in neat and/or just somewhat tarnished, so-called: 'versilbertes Buntmetall' and does show some obvious usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is naturally non-magnetic - comes mounted onto its fully functional (thin-shaped- and totally unaltered) pin (which is of course fully functional) and comes mounted onto its functional and dito pristine catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains truly most of its period-applied silver-toned finish. It is - as stated above - a non-marked example that is I deem an early-period- (and truly quality-procuded!) piece that was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - early-war-period, silver-class WB that is priced according to its overall nice- and/or untouched, condition!

Attractive - and luxuriously-styled! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked- and (I deem) early-period \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker The truly attractive - and luxuriously styled! - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') is executed in neat and/or minimally shiny (ie. somewhat tarnished), so-called: \'Buntmetall\' and does show some obvious usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is naturally non-magnetic - comes mounted onto its fully functional (thin-shaped- and totally unaltered) pin (which is of course fully functional) and comes mounted onto its functional and dito pristine (albeit minimally bent catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains truly most of its silver-toned finish. It is - as stated above - a non-marked example that is I deem an early-period- (and truly quality-procuded!) piece that was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - early-war-period, silver-class WB that is priced according to its overall nice- and/or untouched, condition!

Attractive - and luxuriously-styled! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked- and (I deem) early-period \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker The truly attractive - and luxuriously styled! - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') is executed in neat and/or minimally shiny (ie. somewhat tarnished), so-called: \'Buntmetall\' and does show some obvious usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is naturally non-magnetic - comes mounted onto its fully functional (thin-shaped- and totally unaltered) pin (which is of course fully functional) and comes mounted onto its functional and dito pristine (albeit minimally bent catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains truly most of its silver-toned finish. It is - as stated above - a non-marked example that is I deem an early-period- (and truly quality-procuded!) piece that was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - early-war-period, silver-class WB that is priced according to its overall nice- and/or untouched, condition!

Attractive - and luxuriously-styled! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked- and (I deem) early-period \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker The truly attractive - and luxuriously styled! - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') is executed in neat and/or minimally shiny (ie. somewhat tarnished), so-called: \'Buntmetall\' and does show some obvious usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is naturally non-magnetic - comes mounted onto its fully functional (thin-shaped- and totally unaltered) pin (which is of course fully functional) and comes mounted onto its functional and dito pristine (albeit minimally bent catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains truly most of its silver-toned finish. It is - as stated above - a non-marked example that is I deem an early-period- (and truly quality-procuded!) piece that was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows a period-engraved name of the recipient (that reads: \'Hans ….\' as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - early-war-period, silver-class WB that is priced according to its overall nice- and/or untouched, condition!

Attractive - and matching! - 4-pieced \'Polizei\' (ie. police) officers\'-type dress- (ie. \'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock\'-related) insignia-grouping comprising of shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs as intended for an: \'Oberst-Ltn. der (Schutz)Polizei\' The attractive - and only moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - four-pieced insignia-grouping ie. set is piped in the typical bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured 'Polizei' branchcolour and was as such intended for - and clearly used by! - an: 'Oberstleutnant der (Schutz)Polizei' (or: lieutnant-colonel who served within a police-regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem surely issued- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Polizei'-type, dress- (ie. 'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock') shoulderboards and have the silver-coloured (ie. silver-toned- albeit minimally tarnised) 'upperdecks' (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth'-type wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues and were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in-'type and were carefully tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which have a single (matching, larger-sized- and/or: golden-toned-) pip period-attached - measure approximately 10,1 cms. in length each and shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The attractive (dress)collar-tabs were equally used ie. clearly once tunic-attached and show some of the stitching-remains- (ie. holes) as can be seen on the pictures. The collar-tabs - which have also the bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured branchcolour as to be expected - show great pronounced detail: especially the silver-coloured embroidery is simply stunning and/or very pronounced. The tabs are nicely 'backed' with a piece of 'Buckram'-based material as more often seen and do show some minimal usage- and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). According to the vendor did this grouping come directly from the estate of the: 'Oberst der Schutzpolizei' named: Wilhelm Osang. Simply an attractive, four-pieced- and fairly high-ranked(!): 'Polizei' (ie. police) 'Waffenrock'-insignia-grouping that belonged to an: 'Oberstleutnant der (Schutz)Polizei' and that is - I deem - with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and matching! - 6-pieced WH (Heeres) officers\'-type insignia-grouping comprising of a pair of \'cyphered\' shoulderboards, collar-tabs breast-eagle and ID-disc as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann des Infanterie-Ersatz-Batallion 186\' The most certainly attractive - and only moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - six-pieced insignia-grouping (ie. set) is piped in the typical white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for - and clearly used by! - a: 'Hauptmann des Infanterie-Ersatz-Batallion 186' (or: captain who served within the army infantry, replacement battalion, numbered: '186') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem surely issued- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type, 'Infanterie'-related (typically 'front-worn'!) shoulderboards and have the silver-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued', silver-toned) 'upperdecks' (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth'-type wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues and were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in-'type and were tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which have four (matching, larger-sized- and/or: somewhat tarnished golden-toned) pips and two sets of (matching, regular-sized- and/or: bright-golden-toned) '1'-, '8'- and/or: '6'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') period-attached - measure approximately 11,8 cms. in length each and shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The attractive (neatly hand-embroidered) collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres') were equally used ie. clearly once tunic-attached and show some of the stitching-remains- (ie. holes) as can be seen on the pictures. The collar-tabs - which have the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as to be expected - show great pronounced detail: especially the silver-coloured embroidery is simply stunning and/or very pronounced. The tabs are neatly 'backed' with a piece of brownish-yellow-coloured 'Buckram'-based material as more often seen and do show some moderate usage- and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and quite detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere') is executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based background and is having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 11,2 cms. It is nicely hand-embroidered using (very bright) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some 'highlighted areas' as executed in black-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers'-designation as more often and that does show also moderate usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a black-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing' attached. Last but not least did this grouping came with its accompanying, aluminium-based WH (Heeres) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '2./Inf Ers.Batl.186' (and that was as such a disc that was most certainly intended for the same captain (ie. 'Hauptmann') who served within the: second company of the infantry-related, replacement (ie. 'Ersatz') 'Battalion', numbered: '186'). This disc comes in an overall fine condition: it shows the stamped bearers'-bloodgroup-type ('Type A') and came still mounted onto its period, white-coloured cord (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that it is not that often that such a complete grouping is offered for sale: all 6-pieces can excellently be used to complete a tunic: the grouping was never before in collectors'-hands and originaters directly from a private-household. Simply an interesting and most certainly attractive, six-pieced WH (Heeres) insignia-grouping that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann des Infanterie-Ersatz-Batallion 186' and that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of bright-golden-toned, WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-cyphers (ie. \'Schulterstück-Auflagen\') depicting the \'GFP\'-characters (as intended for an official ie. officer who served within the notorious: \'Geheime Feldpolizei\' This is an atrractive - fully matching and actually scarcely seen! - bright-golden-toned- (and thus presumably officers\'-pattern!) WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-cyphers (ie. \'Schulterstück-Auflagen\') that are both depicting the (Latin-styled) \'GFP\'-characters (and that was as such intended to be used for a commissioned-official who served within the notorious: \'Geheime Feldpolizei\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- nor once board-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. These rarely seen \'cyhers\' - which are both executed in a clear and fine letter-type and that come mounted on their four firmly attached prongs - are just a tiny bit stained but were never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that both pieces are constructed from typical \'Cupal\'-based metal. Still an attractive so-called: \'Geheime Feldpolizei\'-related pair of shoulderboard-cyphers (ie. \'Schulterstück-Auflagen\') that is priced according to their comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of bright-golden-toned, WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-cyphers (ie. \'Schulterstück-Auflagen\') depicting the \'GFP\'-characters (as intended for an official who served within the notorious: \'Geheime Feldpolizei\' This is an atrractive - fully matching and actually scarcely seen! - bright-golden-toned- (and thus presumably officers'-pattern) WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-cyphers (ie. 'Schulterstück-Auflagen') that are both depicting the characters 'GFP' (and as such intended to be used for a commissioned official who served within the notorious: 'Geheime Feldpolizei') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. possibly used- but nevertheless still fully functional-), condition. These rarely seen 'cyhers' - which are both executed in a clear and fine letter-type and that come mounted on their four firmly attached prongs - are just a tiny bit stained but were never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). It seems that one of the cyphers has been re-painted with golden-toned paint. Still an attractive so-called: 'Geheime Feldpolizei'-related pair of shoulderboard-cyphers (ie. 'Schulterstück-Auflagen') that is priced according to their comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of early-pattern, so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as intended for usage by a: \'Kameradschaftsführer\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 249\' (Bann 249 = \'Bann Christian Croßmann\') This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of beige-brown-toned- and/or early-pattern, so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. general \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage - and most certainly worn by! - a: \'Kameradschaftsführer\' who was attached to the (unusually found!): \'Bann 249\' (Bann 249 = \'Bann Christian Croßsmann o. Odenwald\' as was situated in the \'Gebiet West Hessen-Nassau\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. carefully tunic- or shirt-removed-), condition. The straps - which are executed in typical, beige-tan-coloured linnen as to be expected - have the bright-red-coloured- (and typical rayon-based) piping attached and show the machine-embroidered - by means of \'Kurbelstickerei\' (and/or equally coloured) - so-called: \'249\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\'). The straps never had a tongue attached and come as found and/or issued: the pair is of \'sewn-in\'-pattern and was once tunic-attached by means of metal snaps (which are still present as can be noticed on the pictures). The straps shows a medium-sized pip each attached (denoting the rank of a: \'Kameradschaftsführer\' and measure spproximately 12 cms. in length and do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that all \'cyphered\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps can easily be graded \'scarce\' even more so when they are of the desirable early-pattern!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of early-pattern, so-called: \'Motor-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as intended for usage by a: \'Kameradschaftsführer\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 118\' (Bann 118 = \'Bann Worms\') This is an attractive - fully matching and actually very scarcely found! - pair of beige-brown-toned- and early-pattern, so-called: \'Motor-HJ\' (ie. motorised \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) cooloured branchcolour as was intended for usage - and most certainly worn by! - a: \'Kameradschaftsführer\' who was attached to the (unusually found!): \'Bann 118\' (Bann 118 = \'Bann Worms\') as was situated in the \'Gebiet West Hessen-Nassau\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. carefully tunic- or shirt-removed-), condition. The straps - which are executed in typical, beige-tan-coloured linnen as to be expected - have the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured (and/or typical rayon-based) piping attached and show the machine-embroidered - by means of \'Kurbelstickerei\' (and/or equally coloured) so-called: \'118\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\'). The straps never had a tongue attached and come as found and/or issued: the pair is of \'sewn-in\'-pattern and was once tunic-attached by means of hand-stitching as can be noticed on the pictures). The straps shows a medium-sized pip each attached (denoting the rank of a: \'Kameradschaftsführer\') and measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length and do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that all \'cyphered\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps can easily be graded \'scarce\' even more so when they are intended for usage by the \'Motor-HJ\'!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of early-pattern: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as intended for usage by a: \'Gefolgschaftsführer\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 138\' (Bann 138 = \'Bann Siegen-Wittgenstein\') This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of beige-brown- (ie. tan-) toned- and/or early-pattern, so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. general \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage - and most certainly worn by! - a: \'Gefolgschaftsführer\' who was attached to the (unusually found!): \'Bann 138\' (Bann 138 = \'Bann Siegen-Wittgenstein\' as was situated in the \'Gebiet West Westfalen\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. carefully tunic- or shirt-removed-), condition. The straps - which are executed in typical, beige-tan-coloured linnen as to be expected - have the bright-red-coloured- (and typical rayon-based) piping attached and show the machine-embroidered - by means of \'Kurbelstickerei\' (and/or equally coloured) - so-called: \'138\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\'). The straps never had a tongue attached and come as found and/or issued: the pair is of \'sewn-in\'-pattern and was once tunic-attached (as can be noticed on the pictures). The straps shows three medium-sized pips each attached (denoting the rank of a: \'Gefolgscschaftsführer\' and measure spproximately 11,2 cms. in length and do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage: moreover, does one of the straps still shows the remains of an \'RzM\'-eiket (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that all \'cyphered\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps can easily be graded \'scarce\' even more so when they are of the desirable early-pattern!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel f�r pol. Leiter\') as was intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Obergemeinschaftsleiter\' at \'Orts\'-level and that comes in a moderately used ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - fairly high-ranked and matching! - pair of so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the second pattern as was used from 1934 upto 1939 being a piece as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Obergemeinschaftsleiter\' at \'Orts\'-level and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The pair - which is constructed from the golden-brown-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'- (ie. typical \'velvet-type\'-) cloth - comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition overall: both pieces show a bright-golden-toned eagle-device and four specific pips and a single golden-yellow-toned- and braid-based \'bar\' period-attached and were both clearly once mounted onto a tunic or shirt. The tabs are piped with typical light-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured- and/or (typical) rayon-based piping (as always) signifying that the pair was intended for a party-official serving at: \'Orts\'-level (being the lowest level in existance). Both tabs show a paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures) and do show obvious wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tab-pair that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') hand-embroidered, officers\'-type collar-tabs (of the 2nd pattern) as mounted onto a black-coloured background as was intended for a medium-ranked RAD-officer (\'mittlere Führer\') The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - RAD- (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') hand-embroidered collar-tab pair (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für mittlere Führer des Reichsarbeitsdienstes') was intended for usage by a medium-ranked RAD-officer (ie. 'Feldmeister bis Oberfeldmeister' comparable with the rank of: 'Leutnant' to: 'Hauptmann') and comes in a never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-, conditon. The pair on offer here is of the second-pattern type (as was used between the years 1936 and 1941) and is constructed from the specific, black-coloured- and/or: typical 'velvet-type' wool. The pair shows extraordinary hand-embroidery and is constructed from (shiny!) silver-toned 'braid' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive collar-tab-pair - which shows the beige-brownish coloured- and buckram-based 'backings' as to be expected - was simply never used nor tunic-attached: it just shows some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from a smaller RAD-related insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that these RAD-related, officers'-type collar-tab-sets as were intended for: 'RAD-Führer des mittlerer Dienstes' can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. I deem that this attractive pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') hand-embroidered, officers\'-type collar-tabs (of the 2nd pattern) as mounted onto a black-coloured background as was intended for a medium-ranked RAD-officer (\'mittlere Führer\') The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - RAD- (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') hand-embroidered collar-tab pair (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für mittlere Führer des Reichsarbeitsdienstes') was intended for usage by a medium-ranked RAD-officer (ie. 'Feldmeister bis Oberfeldmeister' comparable with the rank of: 'Leutnant' to: 'Hauptmann') and comes in a never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-, conditon. The pair on offer here is of the second-pattern type (as was used between the years 1936 and 1941) and is constructed from the specific, black-coloured- and/or: typical 'velvet-type' wool. The pair shows extraordinary hand-embroidery and is constructed from (shiny!) silver-toned 'braid' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive collar-tab-pair - which shows the beige-brownish coloured- and buckram-based 'backings' as to be expected - was simply never used nor tunic-attached: it just shows some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from a smaller RAD-related insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that these RAD-related, officers'-type collar-tab-sets as were intended for: 'RAD-Führer des mittlerer Dienstes' can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. This pair still came wrapped in its period-piece of 'Cellophan'-based 'wrapping-paper' (that was never opened). I deem that this attractive pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') hand-embroidered, officers\'-type collar-tabs (of the 2nd pattern) as mounted onto a black-coloured background as was intended for a medium-ranked RAD-officer (\'mittlere Führer\') The attractive - clearly used- and/or tunic-removed and actually scarcely encountered! - RAD- (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') hand-embroidered collar-tab pair (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für mittlere Führer des Reichsarbeitsdienstes') was intended for usage by a medium-ranked RAD-officer (ie. 'Feldmeister bis Oberfeldmeister' comparable with the rank of: 'Leutnant' to: 'Hauptmann') and comes in a clearly used- (ie. carefully tunic-removed-), conditon. The pair on offer here is of the second-pattern type (as was used between the years 1936 and 1941) and is constructed from the specific, black-coloured- and/or: typical 'velvet-type' wool. The pair shows extraordinary hand-embroidery and is constructed from (shiny!) silver-toned 'braid' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive collar-tab-pair - which shows the beige-brownish coloured- and buckram-based 'backings' as to be expected - was just moderately used and/or worn: it just shows some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from a smaller RAD-related insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that these RAD-related, officers'-type collar-tab-sets as were intended for: 'RAD-Führer des mittlerer Dienstes' can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. I deem that this attractive pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') hand-embroidered, officers\'-type collar-tabs (of the 2nd pattern) as mounted onto a black-coloured background as was intended for a medium-ranked RAD-officer (\'mittlere Führer\') The attractive - clearly used- and/or tunic-removed and actually scarcely encountered! - RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') hand-embroidered collar-tab pair (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz für mittlere Führer des Reichsarbeitsdienstes\') was intended for usage by a medium-ranked RAD-officer (ie. \'Feldmeister bis Oberfeldmeister\' comparable with the rank of: \'Leutnant\' to: \'Hauptmann\') and comes in a clearly used- (ie. carefully tunic-removed-), conditon. The pair on offer here is of the second-pattern type (as was used between the years 1936 and 1941) and is constructed from the specific, black-coloured- and/or: typical \'velvet-type\' wool. The pair shows extraordinary hand-embroidery and is constructed from (shiny!) silver-toned \'braid\' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive collar-tab-pair - which shows the beige-brownish coloured- and buckram-based \'backings\' as to be expected - was just moderately used and/or worn: it just shows some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from a smaller RAD-related insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that these RAD-related, officers\'-type collar-tab-sets as were intended for: \'RAD-Führer des mittlerer Dienstes\' can easily be graded: \'fairly scarce\'. I deem that this attractive pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') hand-embroidered, officers\'-type collar-tabs (of the 2nd pattern) as mounted onto a blue-coloured background as was intended for a medium-ranked RAD-officer (\'mittlere Führer\') The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - RAD- (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') hand-embroidered collar-tab pair (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für mittlere Führer des Reichsarbeitsdienstes') was intended for usage by a medium-ranked, medical RAD-officer (ie. 'Feldmeister bis Oberfeldmeister' comparable with the rank of: 'Leutnant' to: 'Hauptmann') and comes in a never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-, conditon. The pair on offer here is of the second-pattern type (as was used between the years 1936 and 1941) and is constructed from the specific, darker-blue-coloured- and/or: typical 'velvet-type' wool. The pair shows extraordinary hand-embroidery and is constructed from (shiny!) silver-toned 'braid' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive collar-tab-pair - which shows the beige-brownish coloured- and buckram-based 'backings' as to be expected - was simply never used nor tunic-attached: it just shows some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from a smaller RAD-related insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that these RAD-related, officers'-type collar-tab-sets as were intended for a medical doctor ie.: 'RAD-Führer des mittlerer Dienstes' can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. I deem that this attractive pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') hand-embroidered, officers\'-type collar-tabs (of the 2nd pattern) as mounted onto a green-coloured background as was intended for a medium-ranked RAD-officer (\'mittlere Führer\') The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') hand-embroidered collar-tab pair (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz für mittlere Führer des Reichsarbeitsdienstes\') was intended for usage by a medium-ranked, administrative- (ie. \'Verwaltungs\'-) RAD-officer (ie. \'Feldmeister bis Oberfeldmeister\' comparable with the rank of: \'Leutnant\' to: \'Hauptmann\') and comes in a never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-, conditon. The pair on offer here is of the second-pattern type (as was used between the years 1936 and 1941) and is constructed from the specific, darker-green-coloured- and/or: typical \'velvet-type\' wool. The pair shows extraordinary hand-embroidery and is constructed from (shiny!) silver-toned \'braid\' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive collar-tab-pair - which shows the beige-brownish coloured- and buckram-based \'backings\' as to be expected - was simply never used nor tunic-attached: it just shows some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from a smaller RAD-related insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that these RAD-related, officers\'-type collar-tab-sets as were intended for an administrative RAD-official ie.: \'RAD-Führer des mittlerer Dienstes\' can easily be graded: \'fairly scarce\'. I deem that this attractive pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') hand-embroidered, officers\'-type collar-tabs (of the 2nd pattern) as mounted onto a green-coloured background as was intended for a medium-ranked RAD-officer (\'mittlere Führer\') The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - RAD- (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') hand-embroidered collar-tab pair (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für mittlere Führer des Reichsarbeitsdienstes') was intended for usage by a medium-ranked, administrative- (ie. 'Verwaltungs'-) RAD-officer (ie. 'Feldmeister bis Oberfeldmeister' comparable with the rank of: 'Leutnant' to: 'Hauptmann') and comes in a never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-, conditon. The pair on offer here is of the second-pattern type (as was used between the years 1936 and 1941) and is constructed from the specific, darker-green-coloured- and/or: typical 'velvet-type' wool. The pair shows extraordinary hand-embroidery and is constructed from (shiny!) silver-toned 'braid' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive collar-tab-pair - which shows the beige-brownish coloured- and buckram-based 'backings' as to be expected - was simply never used nor tunic-attached: it just shows some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from a smaller RAD-related insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that these RAD-related, officers'-type collar-tab-sets as were intended for an administrative RAD-official ie.: 'RAD-Führer des mittlerer Dienstes' can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. This pair still came wrapped in its period-piece of 'Cellophan'-based 'wrapping-paper' (that was never opened). I deem that this attractive pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') hand-embroidered, officers\'-type collar-tabs (of the 2nd pattern) as mounted onto a green-coloured background as was intended for a medium-ranked RAD-officer (\'mittlere Führer\') The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - RAD- (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') hand-embroidered collar-tab pair (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für mittlere Führer des Reichsarbeitsdienstes') was intended for usage by a medium-ranked, administrative- (ie. 'Verwaltungs'-) RAD-officer (ie. 'Feldmeister bis Oberfeldmeister' comparable with the rank of: 'Leutnant' to: 'Hauptmann') and comes in a never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-, conditon. The pair on offer here is of the second-pattern type (as was used between the years 1936 and 1941) and is constructed from the specific, darker-green-coloured- and/or: typical 'velvet-type' wool. The pair shows extraordinary hand-embroidery and is constructed from (shiny!) silver-toned 'braid' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive collar-tab-pair - which shows the beige-brownish coloured- and buckram-based 'backings' as to be expected - was simply never used nor tunic-attached: it just shows some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this pair is still 'tied-together' as it left the factory and does still show a period inventory-etiket (that shows a price of '6,- RM' as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from a smaller RAD-related insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that these RAD-related, officers'-type collar-tab-sets as were intended for an administrative RAD-official ie.: 'RAD-Führer des mittlerer Dienstes' can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. I deem that this attractive pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') hand-embroidered, officers\'-type collar-tabs as mounted onto a green-coloured- (and velvet!) background as was intended for a medium-ranked RAD-officer (\'mittlere Führer\') The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - RAD- (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') hand-embroidered collar-tab pair (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für mittlere Führer des Reichsarbeitsdienstes') was intended for usage by a medium-ranked, administrative- (ie. 'Verwaltungs'-) RAD-officer (ie. 'Feldmeister bis Oberfeldmeister' comparable with the rank of: 'Leutnant' to: 'Hauptmann') and comes in a never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-, conditon. The pair on offer here is of the second-pattern type (as was used between the years 1936 and 1941) and is constructed from the specific, darker-green-coloured- and/or: typical 'velvet-type' cloth. The pair shows extraordinary hand-embroidery and is constructed from (somewhat matted) silver-toned 'braid' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive collar-tab-pair - which shows the beige-brownish coloured- and buckram-based 'backings' as to be expected - was simply never used nor tunic-attached: it just shows some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). This pair originated from a smaller RAD-related insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that these RAD-related, officers'-type collar-tab-sets as were intended for an administrative RAD-official ie.: 'RAD-Führer des mittlerer Dienstes' can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. I deem that this attractive pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-war-) period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Uffz. des Kav.- o. Div. Aufklärungs-Abts. 246 (mot)\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of \'standard-issued\'- (and not \'tailor-made\'- nor \'privately-purchased\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-war-) period- (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour and that comes with its (period) attached pair of shoulderstrap-slip-ons (ie. \'Übershuben\') as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier des Kavallerie- o. Div. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs 246 (mot)\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within a cavalry-related, motorised, reconnaissance-unit numbered: \'246\') something that can naturally easily be deducted from the attached \'Übershube\'-pair and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come mounted onto their functional tongues and show the greyish-silver-toned (ie. non-sub-dued) NCO-braid attached as can be noticed on the pictures). The neat set shows a pair of shoulderstrap-slip-ons (ie. \'Schulterstück-Übershuben\') attached bearing both the unit-designation: \'246\' (as executed in equally golden-yellow-coloured, so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). The pair comes in an overall nice condition and just shows moderate wear and/or age: it is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, \'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid-war-period- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured branchcolour as intended for a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - (I deem) mid-war-period- (ie. 'M43'-pattern-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair that is as piped in the desirable, bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and/or clearly used by! - a: 'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen' (or: simple soldier who served within an army signals unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are - I deem - of the mid-war- ie. so-called: 'M43'-pattern - show the typical field-grey-coloured 'upperdecks' and have the neat, bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The tongues are naturally also present. The straps are regular-sized- and measure approximately 12 cms. in length each. The pair shows some moderate age, wear and or staining: some of the piping shows some minimal wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive M43-pattern 'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen'-shoulderstrap-pair that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid-war-period- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the golden-yellow-coloured branchcolour as intended for - and/or used by! - a: \'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - (I deem) mid-war-period- (ie. 'M43'-pattern-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the desirable, golden-yellow- (ie. goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and/or clearly used by! - a: 'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen' (or: simple soldier who served within an army cavalry- ie. reconnaisance unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are - I deem - of the mid-war- ie. so-called: 'M43'-pattern - show the typical field-grey-coloured 'upperdecks' and have the neat, golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The tongues are naturally also present. The straps are regular-sized- and measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each. The pair on offer here is a bit 'roughly-executed' and shows some moderate age, wear and or staining: some of the piping shows some minimal wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive M43-pattern 'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen'-shoulderstrap-pair that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid-war-period- and/or: \'standard-issue\'-pattern WH (Heeres) collar-tabs (or: \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') being of the \'generic-pattern\' (that come pre-mounted onto a woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid-war-period- and/or: \'standard-issue\'-pattern WH (Heeres) collar-tabs (or: \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') being of the \'generic-pattern\' (that come pre-mounted onto a green, woolen-based background) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem never used- nor worn-), condition. These desirable WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tabs (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') are piped in the typical, dark-green-coloured (ie. \'generic\'-styled) branchcolour and have an equally darker-green-coloured \'centre-stripe\' and that were as such intended for usage by all soldiers (ie. NCOs) within all \'Heeres\'-related branches of the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' throughout the war. The tabs come in an overall very nice condition and were - I deem - once used- ie. once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The set just shows some minimal age and/or staining but was simply never worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair - that comes \'off-factory\'-mounted onto a piece of (smooth-based) darker-green-coloured wool - shows the typical, brownish-coloured- and/or buckram-based \'backings\' as is more often seen. Simply a neat occasion to acquire such a pair: great to complete any WH-tunic or to be simply stored in any insignia-collection: it should be noted that these \'generic\'-styled EM- (ie. NCO-) type pairs are nowadays fairly hard to encounter and are most certainly not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid-war-period- and/or: \'standard-issue\'-pattern WH (Heeres) collar-tabs (or: \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') being of the \'generic-pattern\' (that come pre-mounted onto a woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid-war-period- and/or: \'standard-issue\'-pattern WH (Heeres) collar-tabs (or: \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') being of the \'generic-pattern\' (that come pre-mounted onto a green, woolen-based background) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem never used- nor worn-), condition. These desirable WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tabs (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') are piped in the typical, dark-green-coloured (ie. \'generic\'-styled) branchcolour and have an equally darker-green-coloured \'centre-stripe\' and that were as such intended for usage by all soldiers (ie. NCOs) within all \'Heeres\'-related branches of the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' throughout the war. The tabs come in an overall very nice condition and were - I deem - once used- ie. once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The set just shows some minimal age and/or staining but was simply never worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair - that comes \'off-factory\'-mounted onto a piece of (smooth-based) darker-green-coloured wool - shows the typical, brownish-coloured- and/or buckram-based \'backings\' as is more often seen. Simply a neat occasion to acquire such a pair: great to complete any WH-tunic or to be simply stored in any insignia-collection: it should be noted that these \'generic\'-styled EM- (ie. NCO-) type pairs are nowadays fairly hard to encounter and are most certainly not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid-war-period- and/or: \'standard-issue\'-pattern WH (Heeres) collar-tabs (or: \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') being of the \'generic-pattern\' (that come pre-mounted onto a woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid-war-period- and/or: \'standard-issue\'-pattern WH (Heeres) collar-tabs (or: \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') being of the \'generic-pattern\' (that come pre-mounted onto a green, woolen-based background) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem simply never used- nor worn-), condition. These desirable WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tabs (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') are piped in the typical, dark-green-coloured (ie. \'generic\'-styled) branchcolour and have an equally darker-green-coloured \'centre-stripe\' and that were as such intended for usage by all soldiers (ie. NCOs) within all \'Heeres\'-related branches of the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' throughout the war. The tabs come in an overall very nice condition and were - I deem - never used nor tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The set just shows some minimal age and/or staining but was simply never worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair - that comes \'off-factory\'-mounted onto a piece of (smooth-based) darker-green-coloured wool - shows the typical, brownish-coloured- and/or buckram-based \'backings\' as is more often seen. Simply a neat occasion to acquire such a pair: great to complete any WH-tunic or to be simply stored in any insignia-collection: it should be noted that these \'generic\'-styled EM- (ie. NCO-) type pairs are nowadays fairly hard to encounter and are most certainly not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid-war-period- and/or: \'standard-issue\'-pattern WH (Heeres) collar-tabs (or: \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') being of the \'generic-pattern\' (that come pre-mounted onto a woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid-war-period- and/or: \'standard-issue\'-pattern WH (Heeres) collar-tabs (or: \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') being of the \'generic-pattern\' (that come pre-mounted onto a green, woolen-based background) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem simply never used- nor worn-), condition. These desirable WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tabs (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') are piped in the typical, dark-green-coloured (ie. \'generic\'-styled) branchcolour and have an equally darker-green-coloured \'centre-stripe\' and that were as such intended for usage by all soldiers (ie. NCOs) within all \'Heeres\'-related branches of the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' throughout the war. The tabs come in an overall very nice condition and were - I deem - never used nor tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The set just shows some minimal age and/or staining but was simply never worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair - that comes \'off-factory\'-mounted onto a piece of (smooth-based) darker-green-coloured wool - shows the typical, brownish-coloured- and/or buckram-based \'backings\' as is more often seen. Simply a neat occasion to acquire such a pair: great to complete any WH-tunic or to be simply stored in any insignia-collection: it should be noted that these \'generic\'-styled EM- (ie. NCO-) type pairs are nowadays fairly hard to encounter and are most certainly not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid-war-period- and/or: \'standard-issue\'-pattern WH (Heeres) collar-tabs (or: \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') being of the \'generic-pattern\' (that come pre-mounted onto a woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid-war-period- and/or: \'standard-issue\'-pattern WH (Heeres) collar-tabs (or: \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') being of the \'generic-pattern\' (that come pre-mounted onto a green, woolen-based background) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem simply never used- nor worn-), condition. These desirable WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tabs (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') are piped in the typical, dark-green-coloured (ie. \'generic\'-styled) branchcolour and have an equally darker-green-coloured \'centre-stripe\' and that were as such intended for usage by all soldiers (ie. NCOs) within all \'Heeres\'-related branches of the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' throughout the war. The tabs come in an overall very nice condition and were - I deem - never used nor tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The set just shows some minimal age and/or staining but was simply never worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair - that comes \'off-factory\'-mounted onto a piece of (smooth-based) darker-green-coloured wool - shows the typical, brownish-coloured- and/or buckram-based \'backings\' as is more often seen. Simply a neat occasion to acquire such a pair: great to complete any WH-tunic or to be simply stored in any insignia-collection: it should be noted that these \'generic\'-styled EM- (ie. NCO-) type pairs are nowadays fairly hard to encounter and are most certainly not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly double \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in darker-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Major u. Zahnarzt\' who served within the: \'Sanitäts-Truppen\' The attractive WH (Heeres) pair is piped in the typical darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour: as such, the pair was intended for usage by a: 'Major u. Zahnarzt' (ie. medical-doctor ie. dentist) who served within the: 'Heeres-Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: army-related, medical-troops). The - fairly high-ranked! - pair was most certainly issued and worn as such but comes, nevertheless, in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition. The shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded (the pair is fully matching as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat 'sub-dued' appearance of the 'upperdecks' is fully present and/or preserved (something that is to be expected for a 'Heeres'-related shoulderboard-pair). The boards are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length each - show two matching pairs of the neat (golden-toned, I deem 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or regular-sized) so-called: 'Aesculapus'- and/or larger-sized: 'Z'-cyphers period-attached denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Major u. Zahnarzt der Sanitäts-Truppen'. The straps come mounted onto their (smaller-sized) tongues attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps do only show some moderate age and/or wear and are truly void of any real damage or alike. This pair originated from a small lot of 'cyphered' shoulderstraps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'cyphered' boards are quite hard to find. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive, officers'-type, Heeres shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for an: 'Major u. Zahnarzt' who served within the: 'Sanitäts-Truppen'!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type dress- (ie. \'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock\'-related) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by an: \'Offizier der (Nebel)Werfer-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and I deem never used nor tunic-attached - fully matching pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type dress- (ie. \'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock\'-related) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres\') as piped in the (desirable and scarcely found!) neat darker-purple-red- (ie. \'bordeaux-roter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Offizier der (Nebel)Werfer-Truppen\' (or: officer who served within the army smoke-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem possibly issued- but never worn nor tunic-attached-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs - which have the darker-purple-red- (ie. \'bordeaux-roter\'-) coloured branchcolour as to be expected - show great pronounced detail: especially the silver-coloured embroidery is simply stunning and/or very pronounced. The tabs are nicely \'backed\' with buckram-based material as more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, pair of WH (Heeres) \'Waffenrock\'-collar-tabs that belonged to an: \'Offizier der (Nebel)Werfer-Truppen\' and that is - I deem - most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type dress- (ie. \'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock\'-related) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by an: \'Offizier einer Wehr-Ersatzdienststelle o. Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and only moderately used- ie. I deem carefully tunic-removed! - fully matching pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type dress- (ie. \'Ausgeh- o. Waffenrock\'-related) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres\') as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Offizier einer Wehr-Ersatzdienststelle oder Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' (or: officer who served within the army recruitement- ie. field-police-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem surely issued- ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive (dress)collar-tabs were clearly used ie. once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The collar-tabs - which have the bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\') branchcolour as to be expected - show great pronounced detail: especially the silver-coloured embroidery is simply stunning and/or very pronounced. The tabs are nicely \'backed\' with buckram-based material as more often seen and do show some minimal usage- and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, pair of WH (Heeres) \'Waffenrock\'-collar-tabs that belonged to an: \'Offizier einer Wehr-Ersatzdienststelle oder Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' and that is - I deem - most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant\' who served within an: \'Feldgendarmerie-Abts. o. Akademie\' The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the Heeres-pattern, officers'-type, 'Feldgendarmerie o. Akademie'- (ie. field-police-troops- or academy-member) related shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. clearly 'sub-dued'-type- and just minimally darkened) 'upperdecks'. The boards were most certainly worn and carefully tunic-removed and came as stored for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable bright-orange- (ie. 'orangeroter'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached (they were clearly intended for usage as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern) and measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each. The pair never had any pips nor numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') attached and were thus intended for a junior-officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie. lieutnant). Taking into account, the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used'-tunic. It should be mentioned that these officers'-pattern, 'Feldgendarmerie o. Akademie'-related shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. The pair shows some minimal age, wear and or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This attractive pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found as such. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair that belonged a: 'Leutnant' who served within an: 'Feldgendarmerie-Abteilungs o. Akademie'!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'M43\'-pattern, EM-shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - and matching - pair of WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern shoulderstraps as was piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: simple soldier who served within a motorised artillery-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and/or: most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the \'standard-type\'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were only moderately used- and/or worn and do show some moderate staining and/or age simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongues. This neat pair originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands: it can excellently be used to complete or restore a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Sturmgeschütze\'- (ie. wrap-around-) tunic. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period, \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern (pointed-styled!) and generic-pattern, \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps for an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 75\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. evt. pre-) war-period, \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern (pointed-styled!) and generic-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps (being a pair having no branchcolour as per regulation) as was intended for - and clearly used by! - an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 75\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the infantry-regiment ie. unit numbered: \'75\') and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or: clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which measure both approximately 11,7 cms. in length - are void of any real damage (just some regular age- and/or wet is visible) and have the \'standard-pattern\' and/or: darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and have as stated above no piping nor branchcolour attached: they are of the \'generic pattern\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps - that came with a pair of field-grey-toned, so-called: screw-on buttons (ie. \'Scharubknöpfe\') attached - show the (standard-pattern) bright-silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each a (fully matching) set of (larger-sized, early pattern, silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based) \'7\'- and/or: \'5\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') and two pairs of (also matching, aluminium-based and smaller-sized) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\' (ie. sergeant first-class). All eight devices were with certainty period-attached and do just show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish. The pair comes naturally mounted onto its original (but somewhat smaller-made) tongues attached and does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular shoulderstrap-pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site and shows - as stated above - moderate usage ie. wear. Simply a nice and moderately used and/or worn - and quite early- (ie. evt. pre-war-) period, \'Heeres\' NCO-type, shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 75\': I deem that I have priced this neat \'Infanterie\'-related NCO-pair, accordingly!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'summer-style\' EM-type shoulderstraps (as was specifically intended for usage on the: \'blau-mellierter-Hemden\' ie. shirts) as was intended for a: \'Soldat der LW-Flieger- o. FJ-Truppen\' The attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps are both approximately 11 cms. sized in length and show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour (ie. 'silk-like'-type piping-) attached and come in an (I deem) just minimally used- ie. worn- and/or shirt-removed-, condition. The straps - which are both executed in the typical linnen-based, bluish-/white- (ie. 'blau-mellierter'-) coloured cloth come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues. Of additional interest, is naturally the fact that this pair matching: something that is most certainly not always the case with these neat WH (Luftwaffe) 'summer-style', EM-type shirt-shoulderstraps. It should be noted that these LW summer-style, EM-type shirt-shoulderstraps can easily be considered 'fairly scarce': even more so when they are piped in the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branch-colour!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'standard-issued\') EM-type shoulderstraps (and ID-disc!) as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Art.-Abtls. 49\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'standard-issued- (ie. I deem \'non-tailor-made\'-) pattern, neatly \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Mannschaften des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and that comes together with its accompanying ID-disc (ie. Erkennungsmarke) as found as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Abteilungs 49\' (or: simple soldier who served within the artillery-unit, numbered: \'49\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical \'smooth woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 14 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show the machine-embroidered (by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\') \'4\'- and/or \'9\'-numerals (ie. \'cyphers\' or: \'Ziffern\') as can be seen on the pictures. The straps never had any tongues attached: they were intended - and used as! - a pair of the \'sew-in\'-type and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this pair was found together with its accompanying (aluminium-based) ID-disc (ie. Erkennungsmarke) that shows the unit-designation: \'4./s.E.Abt.49\' (and that was a such intended for usage by a soldier who served within the 4th company of the \'Erganzungs\' (ie. replacement) heavy (ie. \'schwere\') artillery unit, numbered: \'49\'). The disc also shows the soldiers\' blood-group-type (Type \'0\' and just shows some moderate wear and/or age. I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat EM-type, neatly \'cyphered\', \'Artillerie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair plus accompanying EKM for a justified price!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'standard-issued\'- and/or rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Oberwachtmeister des Artillerie-Rgts. 27\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'standard-issued- (ie. I deem \'non-tailor-made\'-) pattern, neatly \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was piped in the desirable bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberwachtmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 27\' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the artillery-regiment, numbered: \'27\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or typical \'smooth woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and that measure approximately 12 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show a matching pair of (larger-sized- and/or typical \'Buntmetall\'-based) \'2\'- and/or \'7\'-numerals (ie. \'cyphers\' or: \'Ziffern\') and four (equally-styled) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Oberwachtmeister o. Oberfeldwebel\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical (bright) silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - never had any tongues attached: they were intended and used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-type and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully \'text-book\') condition overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat NCO-type, neatly \'cyphered\', \'Artillerie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of \'M36\'-styled (ie. rounded-pattern) WH (Heeres), \'cyphered\'-, NCO-type-, shoulderstraps as was intended for - and worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied einer Gebirgsjäger-Schule\' The neat shoulderstraps - which are moderately used ie. clearly worn - measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length each and both have the darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based-, 'upperdecks': they show the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner')- coloured and/or woolen-type piping ie. branchcolour, attached. The pair comes mounted on its functional tongues and was IMO moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair has the 'standard'-pattern- and/or (bright-) silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and shows an identical pair of Gothic-styled- (and regular-sized-, silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based-) 'S'-cyphers and dito pips attached denoting the NCOs'-rank ie. function of: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied einer Gebirgsjäger-Schule'. All four devices are minimally stained- ie. tarnished, simply caused by wear and/or decades of storage. The pair - which is as stated matching and that was always together and/or worn as such - is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained and shows evidence of having been used and/or worn. The pair - which is with certainty a 'standard-issued'- (and NOT a tailor-made-) pair - is simply hard to be upgraded. This pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired. It should be noted that all enlisted-mens' (and/or NCO-type) 'Gebirgsjäger'-related shoulderstraps can easily be graded 'very scarce'. Only the first such pair with this particular rank I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and matching! - pair of: \'Stahlhelmbund\'- (ie. \'Der Stahlhelm\' o. Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\') collar-patches showing the silver-toned- (and \'Buntmetall\'-based) \'Wehrsport\'-devices (ie. \'Kragenspiegel-Auflagen\') period-attached This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily encountered! - pair of: 'Stahlhelmbund'- (ie. 'Der Stahlhelm' o. Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)') collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') showing the silver-toned- (and typical silvered 'Buntmetall'-based) 'Wehrsport'-devices (ie. 'Kragenspiegel-Auflagen') period-attached and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn and/or once-tunic-removed)-, condition. Both collar-patches - which show with all originally-attached prongs present - are constructed from black-coloured (and velvet-based!) cloth and do show some regular age-patina ie. tarnished surface). The black-coloured text (on which the wording 'Wehrsport' figures) does show some regular age ie. wear: something that is also valid for the silverish-finish of both devices. The set was never before in a collection and was found at a private-household in Germany. Simply an attractive and most certainly not that often encountered 'Stahlhelmbund'-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and matching! - set comprising of a WH (KM) 'Blockadebrecher-Kriegsabzeichen' being a maker- (ie. 'Schwerin'-) marked example that comes together with its accompanying 'Halbminiatur', both pieces as executed in multi-coloured 'Feinzink' The - truly quality-produced albeit IMO later-war-period produced - award-set holds both the regular- and/or half-sized version of the: 'Blockadebrecher-Kriegsabzeichen' (or blocade-runner war-badge). Both pieces are IMO only minimally worn and were always kept as a set (they originated from a German household where they were recently found together: they were never part of any collection). Both attractive 'Kriegsmarine'-related awards retain great pronounced detail and retain most of their 'off-factory' bluish-coloured finish and details as executed in silver-finish (see pictures): the set has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (but was, nevertheless, IMO worn). The regular-sized badge (which is of the typical zinc-based-, 'flat-back'-pattern-) shows a clearly present makers'-marking (that reads: 'Fec. Otto Placzek Berlin - Ausf. Schwerin - Berlin') whereas the neat and/or: 26 mm.-sized: 'Halbminiatur' is void of any makers'-signification (as is more often the case). The regular-sized award comes naturally mounted on its (fully functional) pin- and/or pin-catch set-up whereas the miniature is mounted on its full-sized pin as to be expected. It should be noted that these (matching!) quality-produced- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based 'Blockadebrecher-Kriegsabzeichen'-sets can easily be graded 'scarce' and are not that often offered for sale: I deem that I have priced this great set accordingly!

Attractive - and matching! - WH soldiers\'-type, 4-pieced and steel-based eating-utensils-set (ie. so-called: \'Göffel\') being a nicely maker- (ie. \'C.& C.W.\'-) marked and/or: \'1942\'-dated example that shows a stamped eagle- ie. swastika-device This is an attractive - and complete ie matching! - WH soldiers'-type -pieced and steel-based eating-utensils-set (ie. so-called: 'Göffel') being a nicely maker- (ie. 'C. & C.W.'-) marked and/or: '1942'-dated example that shows a clearly stamped eagle- ie. swastika-device and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or used-), condition. These pieces were most times referred to as: 'Göffel' (which is a combination of the German words 'Gabel' (= fork) and/or 'Löffel' (= spoon) and saw wide-spread usage within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. The set on offer here - which is as stated above constructed from shiny metal (ie. steel) - is neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation- ie. abbreviation: 'C. & C.W.-42' and is naturally fully functional. Three of the pieces are identically stamped and/or dated: the knife is void of any marking but most certainly always belonged to the set. It came as recently found and was without doubt used after the war as a useful piece of 'camping-gear' or alike. This particular example is of additional interest due to the fact that it is of a not that often-seen model ie. pattern (that can be stuck together in an ingenious manner). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an unusually seen piece of personal equipment: ideal to be stored in a soldiers' bread-bag (ie. 'Brotbeutel')!

Attractive - and matching! - WH soldiers\'-type, 4-pieced and steel-based eating-utensils-set (ie. so-called: \'Göffel\') being a nicely maker- (ie. \'L G.K.& F.\'-) marked and/or: \'1942\'-dated example that shows a stamped eagle- ie. swastika-device This is an attractive - and complete ie. fully matching! - WH soldiers'-type-pieced and typical steel-based eating-utensils-set (ie. so-called: 'Göffel') being a nicely maker- 'L G.K.& F.'-) marked and/or: '1942'-dated example that shows a clearly stamped eagle- ie. swastika-device and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or used-), condition. These pieces were most times referred to as: 'Göffel' (which is a combination of the German words 'Gabel' (= fork) and/or 'Löffel' (= spoon) and saw wide-spread usage within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. The (matching) set on offer here - which is as stated above constructed from shiny metal (ie. stainless-steel) - is neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation- ie. abbreviation: 'L G.K.& F. - Rostfrei - 42'-) marked and is naturally fully functional. All four pieces are identically stamped and/or dated and all parts always belonged to the set. It came as recently found and was without doubt used after the war as a useful piece of 'camping-gear' or alike. This particular example is of additional interest due to the fact that it is of a not that often-seen model ie. pattern (that can be stuck together in an ingenious manner). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an unusually seen piece of personal equipment: ideal to be stored in a soldiers' bread-bag (ie. 'Brotbeutel')!

Attractive - and matching! - WH soldiers\'-type, aluminium-based, eating-utensils-set (ie. so-called: \'Göffel\'), being a nicely maker- (ie. \'C. & CW.\'-) marked and/or: \'1943\'-dated example that shows a clearly stamped eagle- ie. swastika-device This is an attractive - and complete ie. fully matching! - WH soldiers'-type, aluminium-based, eating-utensils-set (ie. so-called: 'Göffel') being a nicely maker- (ie. 'C. & CW.'-) marked and/or: '1943'-dated example that shows a clearly stamped eagle- ie. swastika-device and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or used-), condition. These pieces were most times referred to as: 'Göffel' (which is a combination of the German words 'Gabel' (= fork) and/or 'Löffel' (= spoon) and saw wide-spread usage within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. The set on offer here - which is as stated above constructed from shiny metal (ie. aluminium) - is neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation- ie. abbreviation: 'C. & CW.' and is naturally fully functional. It came as recently found at a German flea-market and was without doubt used after the war as a useful piece of camping-gear. This particular example is of additional interest due to the fact that it is of a not that often-seen model ie. pattern (that can be stuck together in an ingenious manner). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an unusually seen piece of personal equipment: ideal to be stored in a soldiers' bread-bag (ie. 'Brotbeutel')!

Attractive - and minimally used - neatly maker- (ie. \'L/54\'-) marked example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') being an example that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Schauerte u. Höhfeld\' The attractive black-class - and non-magnetic - 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz' does show some moderate wear and/or aging but retains, nevertheless, almost all of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like finish: it was simply nicely preserved over the years. The wound-badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'L/54' (as is clearly visible on the back of the badge as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable, maker: 'Schauerte u. Höhfeld' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped- and also non-magnetic) pin and/or: (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or minimal staining as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and desirable maker-marked 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and minimally used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid (on field-grey!) as intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or I deem carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on an (unusually seen!) field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (and as stated above I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 11,6 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured \'braid\' on a field-grey-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and does show some \'high-lighted\'-areas as executed in greenish-grey-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a neat additional \'backing\' (made-out of black-toned linnen as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and unusually seen! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and minimally worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed - so-called: HJ (Hitlerjugend) cuff-title ie. \'tunic-stripe\' (ie. \'Ärmelbänd\') as was intended for a: \'HJ-Sportwart\' (or: HJ-sports\'-instructor) This is an attractive - and I deem moderately worn- ie. once tunic- ie. shirt-removed - HJ (Hitlerjugend) cuff-title ie. 'tunic-stripe' (ie. 'Ärmelbänd') as was intended for usage by a: 'HJ-Sportwart' (or: HJ-sports'-instructor) being a full-length(!) example that comes in an overall nicely preserved, condition. The cuff-title was never shortened and measures approximately 37 cms. in length (!): it was presumably once-tunic- (ie. shirt)attached and shows two unfinished ends as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The black-coloured example showing a bright-red-coloured text is void of any traces of its (most likely) once attached 'RzM'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these HJ (Hitlerjugend) cuff-titles ie. 'tunic-stripes' (ie. 'Ärmelbänder') rank regrettably amongst the most copied TR-insignia-pieces: the specimen on offer here originates from a private household in Germany and is naturally of unquestionable originality. Simply a neat example of a: 'HJ-Sportwart' that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and minimally worn- ie. tunic-removed! - \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\') being an example as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The very attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in a minimally used- and/or with certainty once tunic-attached, condition. The tab shows the neat white-coloured- and/or: typical buckram-based 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, has the piece clearly been used and does show some minimal staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab was once tunic-attached (with a machine) and still shows some thread-remains and stitching-holes (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce': even more so if they come in such an attractive and once tunic-attached condition. Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and mininally used! - \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'MK 1\'- or: \'Metall u. Kunststoff\'-) marked example as executed in silverish-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed and I deem just minimally used- and/or worn! - example of an: \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'MK 1\'- or: \'Metall u. Kunststoff\'-) marked example as was executed in typical greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used and/or worn-) condition. This example is as stated above neatly maker-marked and has a \'typical\' catch and/or catch-(ie. hinge-) and \'ball-shaped\'- pin-set-up as to be expected for IABs by this particular maker. It should, however, be noted that the exact maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') that reads: \'MK\' (which presumably stands for: \'Metall u. Kunststoff\') is to date still unidentified. The war-badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical silver-coloured- and just minimally tarnished age-patina: most of its original silver-finish has been nicely preserved but is just a bit dirty (as can clearly be noticed on the pictures). The steel-based pin and/or (typical) catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was most certainly never cleaned: it comes in a fully untouched condition. Simply a nice - and honest! - silver-class- and/or: \'Feinzink\'-based example by the desirable maker: \'Metall u. Kunststoff\' and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used - neatly maker- (ie. \'L/54\'-) marked example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') being an example that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Schauerte u. Höhfeld\' The attractive - and steel-based- ie. magnetic - black-class wound-badge (ie. \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') does show some moderate wear and/or aging but retains, nevertheless, almost all of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat \'matted\'- ie. satin-like finish: it was simply nicely preserved over the years. The wound-badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers\'-designation: \'L/54\' (as is clearly visible on the back of the badge as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable, maker: \'Schauerte u. Höhfeld\' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped- and also magnetic) pin and/or: (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or minimal staining as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and desirable maker-marked \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used ie worn! - \'BeVo\'-woven, EM- (ie. NCOs\'-) pattern, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'T.S 2\' (ie. \'Truppführerschule 2\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCOs'-) version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') sleeve-badge (or: 'Dienststellen-Abzeichen') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: 'T.S 2' (denoting membership within the 'Truppführerschule 2') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and/or worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These neat badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (EM- ie. NCO-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured 'T.S 2'-characters- ie. numerals on a white-coloured- and spade-shaped field - is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and comes as clearly tunic-removed (it has been somewhat trimmed and comes in a confectioned- and minimally stained ie. worn, condition). The patch - which shows the interwoven 'Ges.Gesch.' ie. makers'-designation on its back - was (I deem) once glued into an album or scrap-book (as can be seen on the pictures). This badge originates from a smaller collection of RAD-cloth-insignia I recently acquired. It should be mentioned that there were in total only four of those 'RAD-Truppführerschulen' ie. training-institutes. I deem that this attractive - and most certainlty scarcely found! - RAD-insignia-piece is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used ie. worn! - example of a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter\' being a (typical) non-maker-marked (and silvered \'Buntmetall\'-based!) specimen that came as recently found The award is a truly attractive (albeit as more often non-maker-marked, so-called: \'Buntmetall\'- ie. \'Tombak\'-based specimen that was just moderately used and/or worn: it came issued, moderately used and/or stored for decades. The attractive - and I deem typical early-war-period - specimen is executed in bright-silver-coloured- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based metal and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- and used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross shows a somewhat tarnished age-patina but has not recently been cleaned or polished: it still retains most of its \'frosted\' silverish-coloured finish and retains a fair bit of its high-polished sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\') as can be seen on the pictures. The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (straight-shaped- ie. flattened pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is void of a makers\'-designation (as more often encountered) - comes as found and/or stored for decades. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and moderately used: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter\' for a justified price!

Attractive - and moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is a very attractive - and with certainty used and carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and quite detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 10,6 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some 'highlighted areas' as executed in darker-green-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a black-coloured- and/or linnen-based 'backing' attached: moreover, does it show some thread- and/or stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type breast-eagle of the 'Extra Qualität' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is a very attractive - and with certainty used and carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and quite detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 10 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some 'highlighted areas' as executed in beige-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a black-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing' attached: moreover, does it show some stitching-remains ie. holes (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type breast-eagle of the 'Extra Qualität' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is a very attractive - and with certainty used and carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and quite detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 10 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some 'highlighted areas' as executed in black-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a black-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing' attached: moreover, does it show some stitching-remains ie. holes (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type breast-eagle of the 'Extra Qualität' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is a very attractive - and with certainty used and carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and quite detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 9,8 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some 'highlighted areas' as executed in beige-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a blackish-blue-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing' attached: moreover, does it show some stitching-remains ie. holes (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type breast-eagle of the 'Extra Qualität' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics his is a very attractive - and presumably issued albeit never used nor tunic-attached - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and quite detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice, condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 10,2 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured \'braid\' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some \'highlighted areas\' as executed in darker-green-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show some minimal storage-age only as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a black-coloured- and/or linnen-based \'backing\' attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and quite detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 10,3 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured \'braid\' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and does show some \'high-lighted\'-areas as executed in greenish-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a neat additional \'backing\' (made-out of black-toned paper as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and quite detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 9,2 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured \'braid\' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and does show some \'high-lighted\'-areas as executed in greenish-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a neat additional \'backing\' (made-out of black-toned paper as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and quite detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 10,4 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured \'braid\' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and does show some \'high-lighted\'-areas as executed in beige-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a neat additional \'backing\' (made-out of black-toned paper as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and quite detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 9 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured \'braid\' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and does show some \'high-lighted\'-areas as executed in beige-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a neat additional \'backing\' (made-out of black-toned- and thin-shaped paper as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used! - WH (LW) officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler\') as was executed in neatly woven, silver-coloured thread (ie. \'flatwire-style\') onto a greyish-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background This is a very attractive - and actually unusually seen! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was executed in neatly woven, silver-coloured thread (ie. \'flatwire-style\') onto a greyish-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. nicely confectioned- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The - actually not that easily encountered! - example is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave style and is executed in silverish-coloured thread onto a (typical) greyish-coloured and/or linnen-based background: moreover, is it neatly \'of-factory\' (machine)stitched onto a bluish-toned piece of (typical) LW-type wool (as can be seen on the pictures). These eagles were presumably intended for officer- (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is nicely folded and confectioned as worn (some stitching-remains are still present and visible). It should be noted that this eagle-type is also copied: the piece on offer is naturally a genuine, period-example. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a seldomly seen WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. NCO-)type Luftwaffe-type breasteagle as was executed in \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave style!

Attractive - and moderately used! - \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'C.W\'- or: \'Carl Wild\'-) marked example as executed in silverish-grey-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is a very attractive - and actually truly detailed and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'C.W'- or: 'Carl Wild'-) marked example as executed in typical greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. This example is as stated above neatly maker-marked and has a 'typical' catch and/or catch- (ie. hinge-) set-up as to be expected for IABs by this particular maker. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical greyish-silver-coloured- and just minimally tarnished age-patina: truly all of its original silver-finish has been nicely preserved (as can clearly be noticed on the pictures). The pin and/or (typical) catch (ie. set-up-) are of course unaltered, fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of any collection - shows hardly any wear and/or staining and was most certainly never cleaned: it comes in a fully untouched condition. Simply a very nice - and honest! - silver-class- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Carl Wild' that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used! - \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'F.O.\'- or: \'Friedrich Orth\'-) marked example as executed in silverish-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed albeit moderately used- and/or worn! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'F.O.'- or: 'Friedrich Orth'-) marked example as was executed in typical silverish-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-) condition. This example is as stated above neatly maker-marked and has a 'typical' catch and/or catch-(ie. hinge-) set-up as to be expected for IABs by this particular maker. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical silver-coloured- and somewhat tarnished age-patina: most of its original silver-finish has been nicely preserved but is just a bit dirty (as can clearly be noticed on the pictures). The copper-based pin and/or (typical) catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was most certainly never cleaned: it comes in a fully untouched condition. Simply a nice - and honest! - silver-class- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Friedrich Orth' that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used! - \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'MK 1\'- or: \'Metall u. Kunststoff\'-) marked example as executed in silverish-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed albeit moderately used- and/or worn! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'MK 1'- or: 'Metall u. Kunststoff'-) marked example as was executed in typical greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-) condition. This example is as stated above neatly maker-marked and has a 'typical' catch and/or catch-(ie. hinge-) and 'ball-shaped'- pin-set-up as to be expected for IABs by this particular maker. It should, however, be noted that the exact maker (ie. 'Hersteller') that reads: 'MK' (which presumably stands for: 'Metall u. Kunststoff') is to date still unidentified. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical silver-coloured- and just minimally tarnished age-patina: most of its original (somewhat shiny- and 'off-factory'-laquered!) silver-finish has been nicely preserved but is just a bit dirty (as can clearly be noticed on the pictures). The steel-based pin and/or (typical) catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was most certainly never cleaned: it comes in a fully untouched condition. Simply a nice - and honest! - silver-class- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Metall u. Kunststoff' and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used! - \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'MK 1\'- or: \'Metall u. Kunststoff\'-) marked example as executed in silverish-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed albeit moderately used- and/or worn! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'MK 1'- or: 'Metall u. Kunststoff'-) marked example as was executed in typical greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-) condition. This example is as stated above neatly maker-marked and has a 'typical' catch and/or catch-(ie. hinge-) and 'ball-shaped'- pin-set-up as to be expected for IABs by this particular maker. It should, however, be noted that the exact maker (ie. 'Hersteller') that reads: 'MK' (which presumably stands for: 'Metall u. Kunststoff') is to date still unidentified. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical silver-coloured- and just minimally tarnished age-patina: most of its original silver-finish has been nicely preserved but is just a bit dirty (as can clearly be noticed on the pictures). The steel-based pin and/or (typical) catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was most certainly never cleaned: it comes in a fully untouched condition. Simply a nice - and honest! - silver-class- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Metall u. Kunststoff' and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used! - \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'MK 1\'- or: \'Metall u. Kunststoff\'-) marked example as executed in silverish-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed albeit moderately used- and/or worn! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'MK 1'- or: 'Metall u. Kunststoff'-) marked example as was executed in typical greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-) condition. This example is as stated above neatly maker-marked and has a 'typical' catch and/or catch-(ie. hinge-) and 'ball-shaped'- pin-set-up as to be expected for IABs by this particular maker. It should, however, be noted that the exact maker (ie. 'Hersteller') that reads: 'MK' (which presumably stands for: 'Metall u. Kunststoff') is to date still unidentified. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical silver-coloured- and just minimally tarnished age-patina: most of its original silver-finish has been nicely preserved but is just a bit dirty (as can clearly be noticed on the pictures). The steel-based pin and/or (typical) catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was most certainly never cleaned: it comes in a fully untouched condition. Simply a nice - and honest! - silver-class- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Metall u. Kunststoff' and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used! - \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'MK 1\'- or: \'Metall u. Kunststoff\'-) marked example as executed in silverish-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed albeit moderately used- and/or worn! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'MK 1'- or: 'Metall u. Kunststoff'-) marked example as was executed in typical greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-) condition. This example is as stated above neatly maker-marked and has a 'typical' catch and/or catch-(ie. hinge-) and 'ball-shaped'- pin-set-up as to be expected for IABs by this particular maker. It should, however, be noted that the exact maker (ie. 'Hersteller') that reads: 'MK' (which presumably stands for: 'Metall u. Kunststoff') is to date still unidentified. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical silver-coloured- and just minimally tarnished age-patina: most of its original silver-finish has been nicely preserved but is just a bit dirty (as can clearly be noticed on the pictures). The steel-based pin and/or (typical) catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was most certainly never cleaned: it comes in a fully untouched condition. Simply a nice - and honest! - silver-class- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Metall u. Kunststoff' and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used! - \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'ÜÜ\'- or: \'Hermann Wernstein\'-) marked example as executed in silverish-grey-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed albeit moderately used- and/or worn! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'ÜÜ'- or: 'Hermann Wernstein'-) marked example as was executed in typical greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-) condition. This example is as stated above neatly maker-marked and has a 'typical' catch and/or catch-(ie. hinge-) set-up as to be expected for IABs by this particular maker. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical silver-coloured- and just minimally tarnished age-patina: most of its original (somewhat shiny!) silver-finish has been nicely preserved but is just a bit dirty (as can clearly be noticed on the pictures). The steel-based pin and/or (typical) catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was most certainly never cleaned: it comes in a fully untouched condition. Simply a nice - and honest! - silver-class- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Hermann Wernstein' as based in the town of Jena-Löbstedt and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used! - \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'ÜÜ\'- or: \'Hermann Wernstein\'-) marked example as executed in silverish-grey-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed albeit moderately used- and/or worn! - example of an: \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'ÜÜ\'- or: \'Hermann Wernstein\'-) marked example as was executed in typical, greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-) condition. This example is as stated above neatly maker-marked and has a \'typical\' catch and/or catch-(ie. hinge-) set-up as to be expected for IABs by this particular maker. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical silver-coloured- and just minimally tarnished age-patina: most of its original (somewhat tarnished) silver-finish has been nicely preserved but is just a bit dirty (as can clearly be noticed on the pictures). The steel-based pin and/or (typical) catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was most certainly never cleaned: it comes in a fully untouched condition. Simply a nice - and honest! - silver-class- and/or: \'Feinzink\'-based example by the desirable maker: \'Hermann Wernstein\' as based in the town of Jena-Löbstedt and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used! - \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked so-called: \'Deschler-mutant\'-variant example as executed in silverish-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed albeit moderately used- and/or worn! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being non-maker-marked so-called: 'Deschler-mutant'-variant example as executed in silverish-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-) condition. This example is as stated above non-maker-marked and has a 'typical' catch and/or catch-(ie. hinge-) and pin-set-up as to be expected for IABs of this specific pattern. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical silver-coloured- and just minimally tarnished age-patina: most of its original (shiny!) silver-finish has been nicely preserved but is just a bit dirty (as can clearly be noticed on the pictures). The steel-based pin and/or (typical) catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was most certainly never cleaned: it comes in a fully untouched condition. Simply a nice - and honest! - silver-class- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example of the so-called: 'Deschler-mutant'-variant-type that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and not that easily found! - silver-class DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains a fair bit of its somewhat \'shiny\', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat \'shiny\') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein - Jena\' and bears the: \'DRGM\'-numeral (that reads: \'35269\') on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and not that easily found! - silver-class DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains a fair bit of its somewhat 'shiny', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat 'shiny') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein - Jena' and bears the: 'DRGM'-numeral (that reads: '35269') on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used- and worn! - example of a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' The attractive - albeit typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') shows only moderate age and wear and still retains its original, silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the super-imposed makers\'-designation: \'65\' on its back (which is nicely albeit as more often somewhat vaguely super-imposed as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the: \'Klein u. Quenzer\'-company as based in the town of Oberstein a.d. Nähe. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical molded) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a nicely preserved and just moderately worn example that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used- and worn! - example of a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' The attractive - albeit typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') shows only moderate age and wear and still retains its original, silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the super-imposed makers\'-designation: \'65\' on its back (which is nicely albeit as more often somewhat vaguely super-imposed as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the: \'Klein u. Quenzer\'-company as based in the town of Oberstein a.d. Nähe. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical molded) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a nicely preserved and just moderately worn example that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used- and worn! - example of a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' The attractive - albeit typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') shows only moderate age and wear and still retains its original, silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the super-imposed makers\'-designation: \'65\' on its back (which is nicely albeit as more often somewhat vaguely super-imposed as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the: \'Klein u. Quenzer\'-company as based in the town of Oberstein a.d. Nähe. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical molded) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a nicely preserved and just moderately worn example that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used- and worn! - example of a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' The attractive - albeit typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') shows only moderate age and wear and still retains its original, silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the super-imposed makers\'-designation: \'65\' on its back (which is nicely albeit as more often somewhat vaguely super-imposed as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the: \'Klein u. Quenzer\'-company as based in the town of Oberstein a.d. Nähe. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical molded) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a nicely preserved and just moderately worn example that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used- and worn! - example of a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' The attractive - albeit typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') shows only moderate age and wear and still retains its original, silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the super-imposed makers\'-designation: \'65\' on its back (which is nicely albeit as more often somewhat vaguely super-imposed as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the: \'Klein u. Quenzer\'-company as based in the town of Oberstein a.d. Nähe. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical molded) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a nicely preserved and just moderately worn example that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used- ie worn! - \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'KWM\'-) marked (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based-) example as was procuced by the: \'Karl Würster\'-company This is an attractive - and moderately used- ie. worn - example of a zinc-based- (and 'solid-back'-pattern), so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a maker- (ie. 'KWM'-) marked and/or: zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-)based example as was with certainty procuced by the: 'Karl Würster'-company and that comes in a very nice and only moderately used- ie. worn, condition. The badge on offer here concerns a typical zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that retains some of its (light) golden-bronze-coloured finish: the piece has a somewhat 'darkened' ie. typical 'KWM'-like appearance. The badge has - I deem - not been cleaned nor polished and is just a bit tarnished as mentioned above. As stated above, is the piece a clearly maker-marked, 'solid-back'-example and shows various characteristics - such as for example the typical copper-based pin and/or high-modelled 'catch' which are both functional and unaltered. The piece is a typical example as produced by the: 'Karl Würster'-company based in the town of Marneukirchen: it deals with a so-called: 'KWM classic pattern piece' (as uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '1.2.5' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The piece - which is very pronounced and that has great pronounced detail! - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was recently uncovered at a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive and honest bronze-class, 'KWM classic pattern'-PAB that comes in an overall nice and moderately used condition: I deem that I priced it according to its untouched condition!

Attractive - and moderately used- ie. tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Demjansk\'-campaign-shield as executed in magnetic, so-called: \'Eisenblech\' This is an attractive - and/or truly detailed! - example of the (actually nowadays truly scarcely encountered!) WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Demjansk'-campaign-shield that comes in an overall nice- (albeit - I deem - surely worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The (magnetic and just minimally converse-shaped-) shield - which is executed in greyish-silver-coloured so-called: 'Eisenblech' - comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and cloth (ie. woolen-based) backing: all four of its period pins ie. prongs are still present and firmly in place but the piece has lost its protective, paper-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield shows some minimal age and/or staining simlply caused by moderate wear: some minimal dirt- and/or staining is visible and/or present, but the shield still retains truly extraordinary detail as to be expected (most ie. all of its period-applied finish is present and or preserved). The shield was of course never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. It was found at a private-household in Germany and was simply stored as such for decades: it was never before part of a collection. It should furthermore be mentioned that these 'Demjansk' campaign-shields are nowadays quite hard to come by. Still an attractive - and naturally 100% original! - example of this collectable and desirable campaign-shield that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used- ie. tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Demjansk\'-campaign-shield as executed in magnetic, so-called: \'Eisenblech\' This is an attractive - and/or truly detailed! - example of the (actually nowadays truly scarcely encountered!) WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Demjansk'-campaign-shield that comes in an overall nice- (albeit - I deem - surely worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The (magnetic and just minimally converse-shaped-) shield - which is executed in greyish-silver-coloured so-called: 'Eisenblech' - comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and (regrettabbly moth-damaged!) cloth (ie. woolen-based) backing: all four of its period pins ie. prongs are still present and firmly in place but the piece has lost (most) its protective, paper-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield shows some minimal age and/or staining simlply caused by moderate wear: some minimal dirt- and/or staining is visible and/or present, but the shield still retains truly extraordinary detail as to be expected (most ie. all of its period-applied finish is present and or preserved). The shield was of course never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. It was found at a private-household in Germany and was simply stored as such for decades: it was never before part of a collection. It should furthermore be mentioned that these 'Demjansk' campaign-shields are nowadays quite hard to come by. Still an attractive - and naturally 100% original! - example of this collectable and desirable campaign-shield that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used- ie. tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Demjansk\'-campaign-shield as executed in magnetic, so-called: \'Eisenblech\' This is an attractive - and/or truly detailed! - example of the (actually nowadays truly scarcely encountered!) WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Demjansk'-campaign-shield that comes in an overall nice- (albeit - I deem - surely worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The (magnetic and just minimally converse-shaped-) shield - which is executed in greyish-silver-coloured so-called: 'Eisenblech' - comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and cloth (ie. woolen-based) backing: all four of its period pins ie. prongs are still present and firmly in place and also retains most of its protective, paper-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield shows some minimal age and/or staining simlply caused by moderate wear: some minimal dirt- and/or staining is visible and/or present, but the shield still retains truly extraordinary detail as to be expected (most ie. most of its period-applied finish is present and or preserved). The shield was of course never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. It was found at a private-household in Germany and was simply stored as such for decades: it was never before part of a collection. It should furthermore be mentioned that these 'Demjansk' campaign-shields are nowadays quite hard to come by. Still an attractive - and naturally 100% original! - example of this collectable and desirable campaign-shield that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used- ie. tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Demjansk\'-campaign-shield as executed in magnetic, so-called: \'Eisenblech\' This is an attractive - and/or truly detailed! - example of the (actually nowadays truly scarcely encountered!) WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Demjansk\'-campaign-shield that comes in an overall nice- (albeit - I deem - surely worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The (magnetic and just minimally converse-shaped-) shield - which is executed in greyish-silver-coloured so-called: \'Eisenblech\' - comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and cloth (ie. woolen-based) backing: all four of its period pins ie. prongs are still present and firmly in place and also retains most of its protective, black-coloured paper-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield shows some minimal age and/or staining simlply caused by moderate wear: some minimal dirt- and/or staining is visible and/or present, but the shield still retains truly extraordinary detail as to be expected (most ie. most of its period-applied finish is present and or preserved). The shield was of course never cleaned nor polished and comes as found: it does show some minimal rust-staining (ie. \'Flugrost\'). It was found at a private-household in Germany and was simply stored as such for decades: it was never before part of a collection. It should furthermore be mentioned that these \'Demjansk\' campaign-shields are nowadays quite hard to come by. Still an attractive - and naturally 100% original! - example of this collectable and desirable campaign-shield that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately used- ie. tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Demjansk\'-campaign-shield as executed in magnetic, so-called: \'Eisenblech\' This is an attractive - and/or truly detailed! - example of the (actually nowadays truly scarcely encountered!) WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Demjansk\'-campaign-shield that comes in an overall nice- (albeit - I deem - surely worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The (magnetic and just minimally converse-shaped-) shield - which is executed in greyish-silver-coloured so-called: \'Eisenblech\' - comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and cloth (ie. woolen-based) backing: all four of its period pins ie. prongs are still present and firmly in place and also retains most of its protective, paper-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield shows some minimal age and/or staining simlply caused by moderate wear: some minimal dirt- and/or staining is visible and/or present, but the shield still retains truly extraordinary detail as to be expected (most ie. most of its period-applied finish is present and or preserved). The shield was of course never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. It was found at a private-household in Germany and was simply stored as such for decades: it was never before part of a collection. It should furthermore be mentioned that these \'Demjansk\' campaign-shields are nowadays quite hard to come by. Still an attractive - and naturally 100% original! - example of this collectable and desirable campaign-shield that is accordingly priced

Attractive - and moderately used- ie. worn - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. \'Brustadler für LW Sommerrock\') being a detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) metal- (ie. typical regular-weight- ie. 'Buntmetall'-based) breast-eagle as was specifically intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. 'Brustadler für LW Sommerrock') being a detailed- (albeit as more often non-maker-marked) specimen that comes in an overall nice- (and - I deem - just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated above - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny, metal- (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) that still shows some its 'off-factory' polished details. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and/or non-altered pin- and/or catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained and does show some obvious wear-marks and/or scratches (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these summer-type breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped with a large 'A'-character in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, aluminium-based, LW breast-eagle that comes in a moderately used- and worn condition!

Attractive - and moderately used- ie. worn - \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class panzer-assault-badge ie. PAB) being a neat zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version as was procuced by a to date unknown maker This is neat - and I deem only moderately used and/or worn - so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze' (ie.: bronze-class panzer-assault-badge or PAB) being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) example (having a typical, so-called: 'C.E. Junckers'-pin- ie. catch-set-up) that was produced by a to date unknown and still unidentified maker and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns later-war-period and zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that retains a fair bit of its (darker-toned) bronze-coloured finish: the piece has a somewhat 'matted' appearance, showing nice detail and/or finish as to be expected. The badge was never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished moreover, does it show some minimal corrosion-marks). As stated above is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped pin-set-up and/or modelled (semi-sunken) catch-plate as often referred to as a typical: 'C.E. Junckers'-set-up. It is, however, produced by a to date still unidentified maker (ie. possibly the: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company based in the town of Stuttgart). It was recently found as such at a German flea-market and was never before in collectors'-hands. It was simply never cleaned nor polished. Simply a nice - and honest! - bronze-class PAB that comes in an attractive and only moderately used and/or worn condition: I deem that I have priced it according to its minimally 'corroded'-condition.

Attractive - and moderately used- ie. worn! - WWI-pattern, silver-class wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') being a detailed example of the so-called: \'Durchbrochener\'-pattern This is a truly attractive - and detailed! - example of a WWI-period, silver-class wound-badge (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') being a moderately used example of the so-called: 'Durchbrochener'-pattern that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The (non-magnetic) wound-badge - which is an unmarked version as is always encountered with this type of WBs - shows only moderate wear and/or age and retains most of its silver-coloured- and somewhat 'shiny' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional, long-sized- (and flat- ie. wider-shaped) pin and that has an undamaged and/or: functional catch - still retains extraordinary and/or pronounced detail (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and original 'Durchbrochenes' specimen of the silver-class that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and moderately worn ie. used! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'Kartentasche\' (or: map-case) being a neatly maker-marked and/or: \'1939\'-dated (and: \'LBA\'-marked-) example as executed in chocolate-brown-coloured- (and \'pebbled\'-styled-) leather This is an attractive - and moderately worn nor used - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Kartentasche' (or: map-case) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Alexander Hermes - Solingen') marked and/or: '1939' dated example, as was executed in darker-brown-coloured- (and/or: 'pebbled'-style) leather and that comes in an overall nice- (and naturally fully functional-), condition. The map-case - which was with certainty issued and used as such - is made of typical, 'pebbled'-styled- and/or: darker-brown-coloured leather and is fully servicable (all straps are present, souple and are fully functional). The map-case is nicely company-stamped in the inside flap of the piece (as more often) and also bears a so-called: 'LBA'-stamp (denoting mere Luftwaffe-usage). The piece still has a somewhat 'hardened' touch but was never greased nor oiled: it is also a tiny bit dirty and shows some minimal staining caused by years of storage and wear. Simply an attractive 'standard-issue'-pattern WH-map-case: ideal for any mannequin set-up!

Attractive - and moderately worn! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Blockadebrecher-Kriegsabzeichen\' being a maker- (ie. \'Fec. Otto Placzek Berlin - Ausf. Schwerin - Berlin\'-) marked example as was executed in multi-coloured zinc (ie. \'Feinzink\') The attractive - just moderately worn and I deem later-war-period-produced - naval war-badge (ie.: 'Blockadebrecher-Kriegsabzeichen' or: blocade-runner war-badge) comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition and comes as recently found. It truly retains great pronounced detail and retains a fair bit its 'off-factory' greyish-bluish-coloured finish and retains details as executed in silverish-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures): the piece was never cleaned nor polished and still shows some obvious age, wear and/or staining (simply caused by having been moderately worn). The regular-sized badge (which is of the typical zinc-based, 'flat-back'-pattern) shows a clearly present, super-imposed makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'Fec. Otto Placzek Berlin - Ausf. Schwerin - Berlin') as is more often the case. The regular-sized award comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and unaltered) (typical) pin- and/or pin/catch set-up as to be expected. I deem that this attractive - and moderately used- and/or worn! - 'Blockadebrecher-Kriegsabzeichen' is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and most certainly early-period! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' and that comes stored in its typical, early-pattern etui This is a truly attractive - and I deem fairly early-war-period- and/or only moderately worn- ie. used - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a very attractive albeit non-maker-marked example as was (I deem) produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Klein u. Quenzer' and that comes stored in its typical (also early-period and luxuriously-styled) etui as issued and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. surely issued and only moderately worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has a very attractive age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust nor damage whatsoever: the (somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like-) black-painted core is nicely preserved without showing any damage (as can be seen in the pictures). The piece retains, moreover, a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (as can be seen on the pictures). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as more often - is as stated above I deem a fairly early war-period example that was produced by the desirable maker 'Klein u. Quenzer' (ie. 'Hersteller 65') as was based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a.d. Nahe. The piece came stored in its typical (also early-period!) etui as issued and/or stored for decades: also, this etui comes in an overall very nice condition and shows a white-beige-coloured- and/or velvet-based inner-section and fully preserved silver-coloured IC-symbol on its top. Simply an attractive - and scarcely seen! - fully matching, IC first-class-set that was never before in any collection and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and most certainly not that easily found! - so-called: \'SA/SS-Fliegerstürme Auflage für Kragenspiegel\' (or: collar-tab-device) being a silvered \'Buntmetall\'-based example that shows an: \'RzM\' and/or: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-designation This is an attractive - and most certainly not that easily found! - so-called: \'SA/SS-Fliegerstürme Auflage für Kragenspiegel\' (or: collar-tab-device) being a neat silvered- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based example that shows a superimposed: \'RzM\' and/or: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-designation on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or collar-tab-removed-), condition. The piece shows a propellor with in its centre a swastika-device and comes naturally mounted onto both its (once bent but still fully functional) prongs and shows a neat (tarnished) silver-coloured age-patina (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and scarcely seen! - collar-tab-device that blonged to a member serving within the pre-war-period \'SA/SS-Fliegerstürme\' and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: \'earthen-ware\'-based, so-called: \'Erinnerungs-Medaille\' showing an upward-positioned sword coupled with the text: \'Kreistag N.S.D.A.P. - Bonn 1937\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often ie. scarcely encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: 'earthen-ware'-based, so-called: 'Erinnerungs-Medaille' showing an upward-positioned sword coupled with the text: 'Kreistag N.S.D.A.P. - Bonn 1937' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem most certainly issued- ie. moderately worn-), condition. The neat - somewhat larger-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 5 cms. - has very pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a typical age-patina and is very detailed and/or pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish and one tiny hair-crack as can be seen on the pictures). These neat - I deem semi-official - pieces were used as some sort of patriotic, commemorative-awards. The piece comes mounted onto a (period!) cord and copper-based safety-pin. Simply an attractive and with certainty unusually encountered 'earthen-ware'-based badge ie. 'Erinnerungs-Medaille' that was issued to commemorate an N.S.D.A.P.-meeting held in 1937!

Attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based, so-called: \'Erinnerungs-Medaille\' bearing a portrait of Adolf Hitler coupled with the dates: \'1889 - 1939 - 20.4\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often ie. scarcely encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: 'Meissen'-porcelain-based (and neatly maker-marked!), so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs-Medaille') showing a detailed portrait of Adolf Hitler coupled with the dates: '1889 - 1939 - 20.4' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem most certainly issued- ie. moderately worn-), condition. The neat - medium-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 3,7 cms. - has very pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a typical age-patina and is very detailed and/or pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish as can be seen on the pictures). These neat - I deem semi-official - presentation-pieces (which are sometimes referred to as: 'Böttger-Medaillen' after its designer) were used as some sort of patriotic, commemorative-awards. The piece comes mounted into a (period!) copper-based 'mounting' and shows a typical, super-imposed 'crossed-swords'-logo on its back denoting that it originates from the famous 'Meissen'-company. Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered 'Meissen-Porzellan'-based medal ie. 'Erinnerungs-Medaille' that was issued to commemorate Adolf Hitlers birthday in 1939!

Attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered! - complete, period series (numbered: \'Serie II\') comprising of 50 \'Sammelbilder\' (ie. photo-portraits) of the series: \'Unteroffiziere des Heeres mit dem Ritterkreuz\' This is a truly attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered! - paper-based item: a complete, period series (numbered: 'Serie II') comprising of a total of 50 'Sammelbilder' (ie. photo-portraits) of the famous series: 'Unteroffiziere des Heeres mit dem Ritterkreuz' (as was issued by the: 'Oberkommando des Heeres (OKH) - Abteilung Heeresnachwuchs'), all 50 cards coming in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-), condtion. The complete series is divided into five separate series each packed in a 'paper-based wrapping', containing 10 pictures each. The 'wrappings' (which do show some yellowish coloured staining- ie. dust) are fully undamaged ie. complete and each contain 10 small-sized (ie. 10 x 7 cms. sized-) black and white portrait-pictures (ie. cards or 'Sammelbilder') of NCOs ie. 'Unteroffiziere des Heeres mit dem Ritterkreuz' (or NCOs ie. RK-bearers within the German army). The cards - respectively numbered 51 upto 100 - are all in a stonemint- and/or undamaged condition and all bear a short explanatory description on the back, explaining 'how the soldier won his RK'. It should be noted that these decorative cards are regarded fairly scarce. Simply a very nice collection of 'Ritterkreuzträger-Sammelbilder': only the second such complete set I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered! - smaller-sized-, period-, 'NS-Reichskriegerbund'-related publication entitled: 'Der NS-Reichskriegerbund - Was er ist und was er will' This is a neat - and most certainly not that often encountered! - smaller-sized-, period-, 'NS-Reichskriegerbund'-related publication entitled: 'Der NS-Reichskriegerbund - Was er ist und was er will', in overall very nice (ie. fully complete-) condition. The small-sized- (and/or 'soft-covered'-) booklet (which is only sized: 13,5 x 9 cms.) contains 25 pages with detailed, topic-related information and is furthermore nicely illustrated by means of detailed drawings and/or illustrations (see pictures). The booklet was surely issued but IMO never really used: it shows some minimal aging and/or staining caused by having been just stored as such for decades. Simply a very atttractive - and most certainly not that often encountered! - 'NS-Reichskriegerbund'-related publication that provides a clear insight into this lesser-known TR-organisation (giving for example background-information on lesser known uniforms and insignia!): only the first such neat little item I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and most certainly not that often seen! - Dutch-related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely printed\'-type showing the text: \'Strassen-Erlaubnis\' and showing a hard-to-decypher ink-stamp (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - example of a white-coloured (and I deem) Dutch-collaboration-related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely printed'-type showing the text: 'Strassen-Erlaubnis' (that translates as street-permission) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. presumably issued- albeit - I deem - hardly used- nor even worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were presumably intended for usage by Dutch nationals and/or officials that were tasked as: 'Luftschutz'-staff (for example tasked to guard (harbour)buildings and factories or alike) and were worn on the left upper-arm (of the civil attire). This example - having a total size of approximately 40 cms. and that 10,2 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from (smooth) white-coloured linnen and shows the text as mentioned above. This example was 'off-factory' stitched-together and shows an interesting bluish-coloured ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') that is hard to decypher (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and with certainty not that commonly seen! - Dutch-related armband that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and most certainly not that often seen! - Dutch-related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely printed\'-type showing the text: \'Strassen-Erlaubnis\' and showing a hard-to-decypher ink-stamp (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - example of a white-coloured (and I deem) Dutch-collaboration-related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely printed'-type showing the text: 'Strassen-Erlaubnis' (that translates as street-permission) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. presumably issued- albeit - I deem - hardly used- nor even worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were presumably intended for usage by Dutch nationals and/or officials that were tasked as: 'Luftschutz'-staff (for example tasked to guard (harbour)buildings and factories or alike) and were worn on the left upper-arm (of the civil attire). This example - having a total size of approximately 40 cms. and that 10,2 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from (smooth) white-coloured linnen and shows the text as mentioned above. This example was 'off-factory' stitched-together and shows an interesting bluish-coloured ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') that is hard to decypher (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and with certainty not that commonly seen! - Dutch-related armband that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and most certainly not that often seen! - Dutch-related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely printed\'-type showing the text: \'Strassen-Erlaubnis\' and showing a hard-to-decypher ink-stamp (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - example of a white-coloured (and I deem) Dutch-collaboration-related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely printed'-type showing the text: 'Strassen-Erlaubnis' (that translates as street-permission) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. presumably issued- albeit - I deem - hardly used- nor even worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were presumably intended for usage by Dutch nationals and/or officials that were tasked as: 'Luftschutz'-staff (for example tasked to guard (harbour)buildings and factories or alike) and were worn on the left upper-arm (of the civil attire). This example - having a total size of approximately 40 cms. and that 10,2 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from (smooth) white-coloured linnen and shows the text as mentioned above. This example was 'off-factory' stitched-together and shows an interesting bluish-coloured ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') that is hard to decypher (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and with certainty not that commonly seen! - Dutch-related armband that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and most certainly not that often seen! - Dutch-related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely printed\'-type showing the text: \'Strassen-Erlaubnis\' and showing an ink-stamp of the town of Rotterdam This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - example of a white-coloured, Dutch-collaboration-related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely printed'-type showing the text: 'Strassen-Erlaubnis' (that translates as street-permission) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. presumably issued- albeit I deem hardly used- nor even worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were presumably intended for usage by Dutch nationals and/or officials that were tasked as: 'Luftschutz'-staff (for example tasked to guard (harbour)buildings and factories or alike) and were worn on the left upper-arm (of the civil attire). This example - having a total size of approximately 37 cms. and that 10 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from white-coloured linnen and shows the text as mentioned above. This example was 'off-factory' stitched-together and shows an interesting bluish-coloured ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') that is hard to decypher but where I can make-out the name of the (Dutch) town of Rotterdam: next to this it shows a reddish-inked '6'-numeral (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and with certainty not that commonly seen! - Dutch-related armband that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and most certainly not that often seen! - semi-enamelled RLB- (ie. \'Reichluftschützbund\') star-shaped (arm?) badge (of the second pattern) as was mainly worn by: \'Blockwart\'-personnel This is an attractive - and most certainly not that often seen! - example of a second pattern- (and/or neatly semi-enamelled!) so-called: RLB- (ie. \'Reichluftschützbund\') presumed \'Ärmelabzeichen\' (or: arm-badge) being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem probably issued- albeit never worn-), condition. The piece shows a stunning (and totally undamaged!) black-coloured enamelled surface and comes mounted onto its (two, steel-based- and never bent) prongs (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is just a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. A similar badge is also figured (on the top of page 305) in the excellent reference-work entitled: \'Defending the Reich\' by David Littlejohn: I have included a picture of this respective page. Simply an attractive and desirable \'RLB\'-related item that might merit some further investigate work!

Attractive - and most certainly rarely encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based, so-called: \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' as issued to commemorate the death of the N.S.D.A.P. \'martyr\': Albert Leo Schlageter This is an attractive - and with certainty fairly rarely encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: 'Meissen'-like porcelain-based, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') showing on its front a cross and dates: '26 Mai 1923 - 26 Mai 1933' and as such being a piece that was intended to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the death of the N.S.D.A.P. 'martyr': Albert Leo Schlageter and that comes in an overall nice (and I deem most certainly issued- ie. awarded-), condition. The neat - larger-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 8,8 cms. - has very pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a typical age-patina and is very detailed and/or pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish as can be seen on the pictures). These neat - and I deem semi-official - presentation-pieces (which are sometimes referred to as: 'Böttger-Medaillen' after its initital designer) were used as some sort of commemorative-awards. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. The plaque is void of a makers'-designation and shows on its back an illustration of Schlageter coupled with the text that reads: 'Es fiel erschossen auf Frankreichs Befehl am 26.Mai 1923 - Albert Leo Schlageter - Für Freiheit und Frieden an Ruhr und Rhein' (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that this (fragile) piece is really nicely preserved and is totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - 'Meissen-Porzellan'-based table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that was issued in the year 1933 and that was intended to commemorate the death of the N.S.D.A.P. 'martyr': Albert Leo Schlageter !

Attractive - and most certainly rarely found! - silver-coloured- (ie. typical \'nickle-chrome\'-based) EM/NCO-type belt-buckle as was used by the infamous Croatian \'Ustasha\'-troops and that comes in a nice- and/or fully untouched, condition The attractive - and most certainly rarely found! - silver-coloured- (ie. typical 'nickle-chrome'-based) EM/NCO-type belt-buckle is of the pattern that as was used by the infamous Croatian 'Ustasha'-troops and that comes in an overall nice- and/or fully untouched, condition. The piece - that is typically shaped as a regular German belt-buckle is - I deem - moderately used and/or worn but has, nevertheless, still maintained a very attractive - and truly somewhat 'shiny' - silverish- and/or typical 'nickle-chromed'-finish. It shows an aluminum-based 'Ustasha'-symbol that is firmly attached (by means of three aluminium-based rivets) as can be seen on the pictures. The buckle - which is totally void of any makers'-designation or alike - came from a larger belt-ie. buckle-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. It was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished and does shows some minimal age and/or (rust)staining (as can be noticed on the pictures). I deem that I have priced this nicely preserved and fully-untouched, Croatian 'Ustasha'-belt-buckle accordingly!

Attractive - and most certainly rarely found! - \'HJ/N.S.D.A.P.\'-sports-related \'tinnie\' depicting a: \'HJ-Leistungs-Abz.\' and text: \'Kreistreffen der NSDAP und HJ-Bannsportfest - Rosenberg/Guttentag O/S. - 11. Juni 1939\' The truly attractive - scarcely found and typically shield-sized! - \'HJ\'- (ie. \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in golden-bronze-coloured- and (I deem) zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink-) based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age. The badge - that shows a detailed \'Reichsadler\'-device and so-called: \'HJ-Leistungs-Abzeichen\' comes mounted onto a functional pin-/catch set-up and has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and retains truly all of its fairly darkened- and/or: tarnished, golden-bronze-coloured finish. The \'tinnie\' shows (as stated above) a somewhat vaguely stamped but surely present makers\'- ie. \'RzM\'-designation- (that reads: \'RzM M9/70\') as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that the mentioned town resided in Ober-Schlesien (which is now Poland). Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - \'HJ\'- (ie. \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-) related sports-related \'tinnie\'!

Attractive - and most certainly scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered so-called: \'Werkschutzdienst\' (or: \'WSD\') arm-badge (being an example that was as presumably intended for officer-usage) This is an attractive - and most certainly scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered so-called: \'Werkschutzdienst\' (or: \'WSD\') arm-badge (being an example that was as presumably intended for officer- ie. \'Führer\'- usage) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The oval-shaped patch (that measures approximately 9,5 x 6,5 cms.) is neatly hand-embroidered- (ie. \'Metallfaden handgestickt\'-) in various types of silverish braid and is a nice example of the craftmenship employed in the days. The piece - which is additionally \'backed\' with bluish-coloured paper - was carefully tunic-removed and still shows the signs of having once been tunic-attached: it is minimally damaged and shows some obvious age, wear and/or staining. Still an attractive example of a: \'Werkschutz Ärmelabzeichen für Führer\' that is priced according to its minimally damaged condition: a pristine example would easily cost the double of my asking-price!

Attractive - and most certainly unusually encountered! - commemorative WH (Luftwaffe)-related item: an \'Errinnerungsmappe des Luftgau VII - Weinachten 1941\', holding 12 nicely executed, art-reproductions - overall nice (and/or complete-) condition! This is an attractive - and most certainly unusually encountered! - commemorative WH (Luftwaffe)-related item, being a so-called: 'Errinnerungsmappe des Luftgau VII - Weinachten 1941', holding 12 nicely executed, art-reproductions ie. paintings, in overal nice (and/or fully complete-) condition. This neat item was issued to commorate the Christmas-celebrations of 1941 (ie. 'Kriegsweihnachten 1941') within the various troops as belonging to the: 'Luftgau VII'. The 12 reproductions come stored in their period, greyish-coloured and/or carton-based folder (which measures: 30 x 22 cms. and that shows its contents on the back: the 12 reproductions are fully described and their respective artists are mentioned - see pictures). The piece shows some regular age ie. wear but all 12 reproductions are in an immaculate and/or undamaged condition (some minimal staining and/or age is however noticable). The various - partly colourfull! - reproductions are naturally ideal to be framed. Simply a nice and unusually encountered 'Luftwaffe'-related item!

Attractive - and most certainly unusually found! - WWII-period- and neatly cut-out, larger-sized and very detailed WH (Heeres) pennant-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Fahne eines Dienstfahrzeuges\') This is an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - WWII-period- and neatly (and carefully!) \'cut-out\', larger-sized (ie. having a \'wingspan\' of approximately 15 cms.) and very detailed WH (Heeres) pennant-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Fahne eines Dienstfahrzeuges\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used- and minimally stained-), condition. The neat - and larger-sized - piece has an approximate \'wingspan\' of approximately 15 cms. and shows a detailed eagle-device (as neatly machine-embroidered in white-coloured (and black-lined) maching-stitching (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece on offer here originates from the UK where it was recently found: the vendor reported that it was brought there in 1945 and was \'liberated\' as some sort of war-souvenir. The piece still shows a part of the \'Fahne\' (being some sort of greenish-grey-coloured- and thin-shaped linnen (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a very interesting - and with certainty scarcely seen! - WWII-period and neatly \'cut-out\' WH (Heeres) eagle-device that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and naturally single! - black-piped, so-called: \'DJ- o. Deutsches Jungvolk\' shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'DJ-Mitglied\' who served within the: \'Bann 310\' (310 = \'Donau\') This is an attractive - and naturally single - typically black-piped, so-called: \'DJ- o. Deutsches Jungvolk\' shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'DJ-Mitglied\' who served within the: \'Bann 310\' (310 = \'Donau\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem used- ie. worn-), condition. The strap - which is executed in black-coloured wool having white-embroidered \'310\'-numerals and black-coloured- (and/or rayon-based) piping attached - comes without tongue as found: the strap measures 11 cms. in length as is usually encountered and was worn as a piece of the \'sew-in\'-pattern. The piece shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example still shows its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive so-called: \'DJ- o. Deutsches Jungvolk\'-shoulderstrap that belonged to an unusually encountered \'HJ-Bann Donau\' as was based in the \'Gebiet 19 - Süd Hochland\'!

Attractive - and naturally single! - black-piped, so-called: \'DJ- o. Deutsches Jungvolk\' shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'DJ-Mitglied\' who served within the: \'Bann 565\' (565 = \'Spittal\') This is an attractive - and naturally single - typically black-piped, so-called: \'DJ- o. Deutsches Jungvolk\' shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a: \'DJ-Mitglied\' who served within the: \'Bann 565\' (565 = \'Spittal\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem used- ie. worn-), condition. The strap - which is executed in black-coloured wool having white-embroidered \'565\'-numerals and black-coloured- (and/or rayon-based) piping attached - comes without tongue as found: the strap measures 11 cms. in length as is usually encountered and was worn as a piece of the \'sew-in\'-pattern. The piece shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example still shows its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive so-called: \'DJ- o. Deutsches Jungvolk\'-shoulderstrap that belonged to an unusually encountered \'HJ-Bann Spittal\' as was based in the \'Gebiet 31 - Südost Kärnten\'!

Attractive - and neatly enamelled and bright-red-coloured! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/42\' The attractive - and just moderately worn but nevertheless still nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen') has been moderately used ie. worn and stll has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is most certainly priced according to its nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive - and neatly enamelled! - so-called: \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' (ie. DRK-) membership-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') being a nicely preserved example that is marked on its back with a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking This is an attractive - and neatly enamelled! - so-called: 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' (ie. DRK-) membership-pin (ie. 'Zivilabzeichen') being a nicely preserved example (of the sixth pattern) that is clearly marked on its back with a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking. The tiny badge - which has an approximate diameter of only 1,5 cms. - has been moderately used ie. worn. It has maintained a very nice age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it does show normal wear but has truly no enamel damage whatsoever (it still shows a somewhat tarnished, silver-coloured finish as can be seen from the pictures). This example - which has a bright-red- and/or white-coloured enamelled area - comes mounted on its regular pin-/catch-set-up (which is naturally still fully functional and/or present). A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number (5613F) and an estimated value of 40 Eu. Simply a neat 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz'-related lapel-pin (ie. 'Zivilabzeichen') that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly enamelled! - so-called: \'NS-Frauenschaft\'-membership-badge (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') being a larger- ie 44 mm. sized example of the fourth pattern that shows an: \'RzM 46\'-makers\'-designation on its back This particular enamelled membership-badge was intended to signify membership within the German Womens' Association (or in German-language: 'NS Frauenschaft'). The example on offer here is the larger-sized version of the series and measures 44 mm. in height (see pictures). The badge is in an overall nice and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn, condition: the enamelled surface shows some minimal scratches but has no real enamel damage whatsoever. The badge shows - as stated above - a makers'-designation on its back that reads: 'RzM 46' as is more often seen (see pictures). A similar piece is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number ('9125D') and an estimated value of 45 Eu. Simply an attractive (and actually not that commonly encountered!) enamelled 'NS-Frauenschaft-Mitgliedsabzeichen' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly enamelled! - two-pieced, \'NS-Frauenschaft\'-membership-badge set (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichensatz\') comprising of both a 44- and a 27-mm.-sized example (both examples being of the fourth pattern) This particular enamelled membership-badge-set was recently found together and was intended to signify membership within the TR-era, German Womens'-Association (or in German-language: 'NS-Frauenschaft'). The set comprises of a medium-sized version that measures only 27 mm. in height as well as a larger, 44 mm. sized example (as can be seen on the pictures). Both badges come in an overall nice and IMO only slightly used- ie. worn, condition: the enamelled surfaces show some minimal scratches but have truly no enamel damage whatsoever. The smaller-sized badge shows a clearly present 'RzM'-designation (that reads: 'RzM - 63') but is void of a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking. The larger-sized example is void of an 'RzM'-designation and just shows a 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces - that both come mounted on their period- and functional pin-catch set-up - are also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue wherein they are given a unique reference-number ('9125DA' and/or: '9125DD') and are given an estimated value of 45 Eu each. Both pieces were recently found together at a German flea-market and most certainly belonged to one women: I therefore decided to sell them as a set (the asking-price is thus for both insignia. Simply an attractive - and actually not that commonly encountered - enamelled 'NS-Frauenschaft-Mitgliedsabzeichen'-set that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly enamelled! - \'N.S.D.A.P.-D.A. in Silber\' (ie. being of the: \'2. Stufe für 15 Jahre treue Dienste\'), being a detailed (and undamaged!) specimen that comes together with its accompanying, period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly attractive - albeit issued and IMO only minimally used - example of an: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Silber' (ie. being of the: '2. Stufe für 15 Jahre treue Dienste') being a very detailed (and undamaged!) specimen that comes together with its accompanying, period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit IMO issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The neat - and truly very detailed! - medal comes together with its period- (and approximately 12 cms.) long-sized and/or pre-folded ribbon as issued and/or stored for decades. The award has IMO never been cleaned and retains most of its silver-coloured- (albeit tarnished- ie. somewhat darkerned) finish: it has IMO been moderately used but nevertheless still retains great pronounced detail. The piece - which is as stated above totally void of any enamel damage - is just a bit dirty ie. dusty but was never cleaned nor polished and comes as recently found. Simply a very attractive-, non-maker-marked example of an: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung der 2. Stufe': with certainty one of the best preserved examples I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive - and neatly enamelled- (and bright-red-coloured!) - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-related supporter-pin (ie.: \'Parteiabzeichen\') being a regular-sized- (and \'RzM - Ges.Gesch.\'-marked) \'variant\' bearing the text: \'Deutschland Erwache 1933\' The attractive - and actually scarcely found! - \'variant\'-pattern so-called: \'Deutschland Erwache\'-lapel-pin has (I deem) only moderately been used ie. worn: it has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The lapel-pin is showing normal wear but is totally void of any (enamel-) damage (see pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge - which is of the regular-sized \'variant\'-pattern having an approximate diameter of 2,5 cms. - shows, moreover, a minimally tarnished- (ie. somewhat darkened-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area and that shows the \'RzM - Ges.Gesch.\'-designation on its back - comes mounted onto its (functional- and totally unaltered) pin- ie. catch-set-up. I deem this an attractive \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter-pin ie. party badge that is priced according to its unmistaken desirabilty and truly very nicely preserved condition!

Attractive - and neatly enamelled- (and bright-red-coloured) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on the back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/153\' The attractive - and truly nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen') - which has been moderately used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is most certainly priced according to its nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive - and neatly enamelled- (and bright-red-coloured) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on the back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/6\' The attractive - and truly nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen') - which has been moderately used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is most certainly priced according to its nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive - and neatly enamelled- (and bright-red-coloured) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on the back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'No. 9\' The attractive - and truly nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen') - which has been moderately used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present (as can be seen on the pictures). In addition to the (actually not that often seen!) 'RzM' and/or: 'No. 9'-designation does this example show a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation on its pin-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is most certainly priced according to its nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive - and neatly hand-embroidered! - example of a: DLV (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsportsverband\'-) related so-called: \'Segelflieger-C-Abzeichen\' (being a very detailed- and quality-produced example) This is an attractive example of a so-called: DLV (ie. 'Deutscher Luftsportsverband'-) related so-called: 'Segelflieger-C-Abzeichen' being a very detailed- and with certainty quality-produced example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn- and carefully tunic-removed), condition. The attractive badge shows three bright-silver-coloured 'Schwingen' and is thus an example of the so-called: 'C-Klasse' (ie. being a: 'Segelflieger-C-Abzeichen' or: glider-pilots badge of the C-class). These smaller-sized badges were worn by members of the DLV but were also worn by 'regular' LW-staff on the standard LW tunics such as the 'Fliegerbluse' and/or other tunics. The badge originates from a German private-household and is a tiny bit dirty and shows some age and/or wear. The detailed piece - which has an approximate diameter of only 3,8 cms. - is void of any makers'-designation and shows a beige-white-coloured- and linnen-based 'backing': it is just a bit tarnished and somewhat darkened by age. Simply an attractive example of this 'DLV'-related so-called: 'Segelflieger-C-Abzeichen' that is executed in the 'Extra Qualität' hand-embroidery!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'118\'-) marked! - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the (unusual!) Austrian maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'August Menze\' based in Wien (Vienna) The attractive WB on offer here does only show minimal wear and/or aging but truly retains almost all of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat 'shiny' finish: it shows truly minimal wear (mainly within the swastika-area) and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: '118' as stamped on the back of the pin (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the (Austrian-based) 'August Menze'-company based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna). Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply an attractive - and neatly maker-marked! - black-class WB that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'118\'-) marked! - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the (unusually seen!) maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'August Menze & Sohn\' The black-class WB on offer here does show only minimal wear and/or aging but truly retains almost all of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat \'glossy\' ie. satin-like finish: it truly shows some minimal wear and/or age and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers\'-designation: \'118\' on the back of its pin (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the Austrian based: \'August Menze & Sohn\'-company based in the town of Vienna (ie. Wien). Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This (non-magnetic!) piece has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply an attractive, maker-marked black-class WB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'127\'-) marked! - example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the maker: \'Moritz Hausch A.G.\' The neat (and typically zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) silver-class wound-badge (ie.: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') shows only minimal wear and/or age and truly retains most of its original, silverish-grey-coloured and/or somewhat tarnished finish: it shows some regular wear and/or age and has without doubt been minimally used and/or worn. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the (super-imposed) makers-designation: '127' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Moritz Hausch A.G.' based in the town of Pforzheim. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or typically 'molded-style' catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected and has also become a bit tarnished over the years. Simply an attractive silver-class wound-badge by an unusually found maker that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'127\'-) marked! - example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the maker: \'Moritz Hausch A.G.\' The neat (and typically zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) silver-class wound-badge (ie.: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') shows only minimal wear and/or age and truly retains most of its original, silverish-grey-coloured and/or somewhat tarnished finish: it shows some regular wear and/or age and has without doubt been minimally used and/or worn. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the (super-imposed!) makers'-designation: '127' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Moritz Hausch A.G.' based in the town of Pforzheim. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or typically 'molded-style' catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected and has also become a bit tarnished over the years. Simply an attractive silver-class wound-badge by an unusually found maker that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'127\'-) marked! - example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the maker: \'Moritz Hausch A.G.\' The neat (and typically zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) silver-class wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') shows only minimal wear and/or age and truly retains most of its original, silverish-grey-coloured and/or somewhat tarnished finish: it shows some regular wear and/or age and has without doubt been minimally used and/or worn. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the (super-imposed!) makers\'-designation: \'127\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Moritz Hausch A.G.\' based in the town of Pforzheim. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or typically \'molded-style\' catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected and has also become a bit tarnished over the years. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that it shows two period-engraved initials on its back (that read: \'E.K.\' as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive silver-class wound-badge by an unusually found maker that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'127\'-) marked! - example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the maker: \'Moritz Hausch A.G.\' The neat - and typically zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based - silver-class wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') shows only minimal wear and/or age and truly retains most of its original, silverish-grey-coloured and/or somewhat tarnished finish: it shows some regular wear and/or age and has without doubt been minimally used and/or worn. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the (super-imposed!) makers\'-designation: \'127\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Moritz Hausch A.G.\' based in the town of Pforzheim. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or typically \'molded-style\' catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected and has also become a bit tarnished over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive silver-class wound-badge by an unusually found maker that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'32\'-) marked! - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the Austrian maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'W. Hobacher\' based in Wien (Vienna) The attractive WB on offer here does only show minimal wear and/or aging but truly retains almost all of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat 'shiny' finish: it shows truly minimal wear (mainly within the swastika-area) and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: '32' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the (Austrian-based) 'Wilhelm Hobacher'-company based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna). Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply an attractive - and neatly maker-marked! - black-class WB that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked! - example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company The truly pronounced silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') on offer here does show moderate wear and/or age and shows a typical, greyish-silver-coloured finish (that is fully preserved). The badge is, as stated above, neatly maker-marked with the makers\'-signification: \'4\' (as can be noticed on the back of the thin-shaped pin as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat silver-class WB that was produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company and that is naturally accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked! - example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company The pronounced - and just moderately used- and/or worn! - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') on offer here does show moderate wear and/or age and shows a typical, greyish-silver-coloured finish (that is, however, almost fully preserved). The wound-badge is, as stated above, neatly maker-marked with the makers\'-signification: \'4\' (as can be noticed on the back of the thin-shaped pin as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat silver-class WB that was produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company and that is naturally accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked! - example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company The pronounced - and just moderately used- and/or worn! - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') on offer here does show moderate wear and/or age and shows a typical, greyish-silver-coloured finish (that is, however, almost fully preserved). The wound-badge is, as stated above, neatly maker-marked with the makers\'-designation: \'4\' (as can be noticed on the back of the thin-shaped pin as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat silver-class WB that was produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company and that is naturally accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'60\'-) marked! - example of an: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2.Stufe\' being a zinc-based example as was produced by the company: \'Katz u. Doehle\' and that came stored in its period pouch This is an attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. '60'-) marked! - example of an: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2.Stufe' (or: air-raid warden medal second class) being a zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based (and so-called: heavy-weight-) example as was produced by the company: 'Katz u. Doehle' and that came stored in its period-, carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based- and/or beige-coloured pouch as issued and/or stored for decades. The piece comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- and/or hardly or even never worn-), condition. The medal comes naturally with its accompanying (full-length and/or minimally confectioned-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as stored for decades. The medal was IMO most certainly issued and/or minimally worn (it shows some dust and dirt simply caused by years of storage and or minimal wear) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any defaults nor damage. The piece comes naturally mounted on its aluminium-based ring that shows the stamped makers'-mark: '60' (denoting that this is a medal that was produced by the medal-producing company: 'Katz u. Doehle' based in the town of Pforzheim). The award came stored in its equally used- and/or naturally period-, carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based- and/or beige-coloured pouch (which is naturally also accordingly maker-marked as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and matching 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2.Stufe'-set for a justified price!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'75\'-) marked! - example of a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter\', being a zinc-based example as was produced by the company: \'Julius Maurer\' and that came stored in its period pouch This is an attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. 75-) marked! - example of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter' (or: war-merits'-cross second class without swords), being a zinc-based example that was produced by the company (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Julius Maurer' and that came stored in its period, so-called: 'Zellstoff'-) based pouch. The piece comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- and/or truly unissused-), condition. The medal comes naturally with its accompanying (full-length and/or unconfectioned-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as stored for decades. The (zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based-) piece shows a (somewhat faded) golden-toned- ie. bronze-like finish but has nevertheless retained great, pronounced detail. The piece came stored in its thin-shaped, 'wrapping-paper' as packed decades ago. The award was with certainty produced by the (actually) unusually encountered: 'Julius Maurer'-company, based in the town of Oberstein a.d. Nähe. The cross came stored in its equally minty- and/or naturally period-, carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based- and/or beige-coloured pouch (which is naturally also accordingly maker-marked - see pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire very attractive - and unusually seen! - 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter'-set for a justified price!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'75\'-) marked! - example of a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter\', being a zinc-based example as was produced by the company: \'Julius Maurer\' and that comes stored in its period pouch I recently uncovered three (fully identical- and neatly maker- (ie. 75-) marked! - examples of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter' (or: war-merits'-cross second class without swords), being all three zinc-based examples that were produced by the company (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Julius Maurer' and that came stored in their period, so-called: 'Zellstoff'-) based pouches. All three pieces come in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- and/or truly unissused-), condition. The medals come naturally with their accompanying (full-length and/or unconfectioned-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as stored for decades. All three (zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based-) pieces show a (somewhat faded) golden-toned- ie. bronze-like finish but nevertheless have retained great, pronounced detail. All three pieces came stored in their thin-shaped, 'wrapping-papers' as packed decades ago. The awards were with certainty produced by the (actually) unusually encountered: 'Julius Maurer'-company, based in the town of Oberstein a.d. Nähe. The crosses came stored in their equally minty- and/or naturally period-, carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based- and/or beige-coloured pouches (which are naturally also accordingly maker-marked - see pictures). My asking-price is naturally intended for one single set. Simply a nice occasion to acquire very attractive 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter'-set for a justified price!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'93\'-) marked! - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the (unusually seen!) maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Richard Simm & Söhne\' The attractive black-class WB on offer here does show hardly any wear nor aging and truly retains most of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat 'shiny' finish: it just shows minimal wear (mainly within the swastika-area) and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the super-imposed makers'-designation: '93' as is stamped onto its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the: 'Richard Simm & Söhne'-company that was based in the town of Gablonz a.d. Neisse. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin, 'ball-shaped'-pin-set-up and/or (typical) catch(-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply an attractive - and neatly maker-marked! - black-class WB that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'93\'-) marked! - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the (unusually seen!) maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Richard Simm & Söhne\' based in Gablonz The attractive WB on offer here does only show minimal wear and/or aging but truly retains most of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat 'shiny' finish: it shows truly minimal wear (mainly within the swastika-area that has been I deem period 'cleaned') and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: '93' as is (twice!) stamped on the back of the pin (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the: 'Richard Simm & Söhne'-company that was based in the town of Gablonz a.d. Neisse. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply an attractive - and neatly maker-marked! - black-class WB that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'93\'-) marked! - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the (unusually seen!) maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Richard Simm & Söhne\' based in Gablonz The attractive black-class WB on offer here does show moderate wear and/or aging but truly retains most of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat \'shiny\' finish: it just shows moderate wear (mainly within the swastika-area that has been I deem period \'cleaned\') and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the super-imposed makers\'-designation: \'93\' as is stamped onto its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the: \'Richard Simm & Söhne\'-company that was based in the town of Gablonz a.d. Neisse. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. I deem, however, that the tin-shaped pin was replaced. Simply an attractive - and neatly maker-marked! - black-class WB that is priced according to its presumably replaced pin!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'L/11\'-) marked! - example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company The pronounced - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') on offer here does show moderate wear and/or age and shows a typical, greyish-silver-coloured finish (that is, however, almost fully preserved). The wound-badge is, as stated above, neatly maker-marked with the makers\'-designation: \'L/11\' (as can be noticed on the back of the badge as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat silver-class WB that was produced by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company and that is naturally accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'L/21\'-) marked! - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Förster & Barth\' based in Pforzheim The attractive WB on offer here does only show minimal wear and/or aging but truly retains almost all of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat 'shiny' finish: it shows truly minimal wear (mainly within the swastika-area) and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'L/21' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the 'Förster & Barth'-company as based in the town of Pforzheim (ie. 'Hersteller 10'). Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply an attractive - and neatly maker-marked! - black-class WB by an unusally seen maker and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'L/21\'-) marked! - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Förster & Barth\' based in Pforzheim The attractive WB on offer here does only show minimal wear and/or aging but truly retains almost all of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat 'shiny' finish: it shows truly minimal wear and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: 'L/21' (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the 'Förster & Barth'-company as based in the town of Pforzheim (ie. 'Hersteller 10'). Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply an attractive - and neatly maker-marked! - black-class WB by an unusally seen maker and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'L/56\'-) marked! - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Funcke & Brüninghaus\' The WB does show only minimal wear and/or aging but truly retains almost all of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat 'matted' finish: it shows truly minimal wear (for example on the swastika-area) and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-signification: 'L/56' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the 'Funcke & Brüninghaus'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply an attractive black-class WB that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'L/56\'-) marked! - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Funcke & Brüninghaus\' The WB does show only minimal wear and/or aging but truly retains almost all of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat 'matted' finish: it shows truly minimal wear (for example on the swastika-area) and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-signification: 'L/56' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the 'Funcke & Brüninghaus'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply an attractive black-class WB that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'L/56\'-) marked! - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Funcke & Brüninghaus\' The black-class WB does show only minimal wear and/or aging but truly retains almost all of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat 'matted' finish: it truly shows some minimal wear and or age (for example on the swastika-area) and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-signification: 'L/56' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the 'Funcke & Brüninghaus'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected: it also shows some minimal paint-stains on its front. Simply an attractive black-class WB that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'L/56\'-) marked! - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Funcke & Brüninghaus\' The black-class WB on offer here does show only minimal wear and/or aging but truly retains almost all of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat 'matted' finish: it truly shows some minimal wear and/or age (for example on the swastika-area) and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'L/56' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the: 'Funcke & Brüninghaus'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply an attractive, maker-marked black-class WB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'L/56\'-) marked! - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Funcke & Brüninghaus\' The black-class WB on offer here does show only minimal wear and/or aging but truly retains almost all of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat \'matted\' finish: it truly shows some minimal wear and/or age (for example on the swastika-area) and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers\'-designation: \'L/56\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the: \'Funcke & Brüninghaus\'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply an attractive, maker-marked black-class WB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'L/56\'-) marked! - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Funcke & Brüninghaus\' The black-class WB on offer here does show only minimal wear and/or aging but truly retains almost all of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat 'matted' finish: it truly shows some minimal wear and/or age (for example on the swastika-area) and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'L/56' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the: 'Funcke & Brüninghaus'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply an attractive, maker-marked black-class WB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. \'L/56\'-) marked! - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Funcke & Brüninghaus\' The black-class WB on offer here does show only minimal wear and/or aging but truly retains almost all of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat \'matted\' finish: it truly shows some minimal wear and/or age (for example on the swastika-area) and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers\'-designation: \'L/56\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the: \'Funcke & Brüninghaus\'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply an attractive, maker-marked black-class WB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly maker- ie. \'118\'- marked! - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') being an example that was produced by the Austrian maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'August Menze & Sohn\' The attractive - actually scarcely found albeit moderately used- and/or worn - black-class wound-badge (ie. wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') retains a fair bit of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat \'shiny\'- ie. glossy-like finish: it only shows moderate wear and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The wound-badge is - as stated above - neatly maker-marked (on its pin) with the makers\'-designation: \'118\' (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable, Austrian-based \'August Menze & Sohn\'-company as was based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna). Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped- and/or magnetic) pin and/or: (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected.

Attractive - and neatly maker-marked! - WWI- (ie. TR-) period so-called: \'Ordenspange\' (being of the non-\'detachable-pattern\') showing resp. an: \'EK II. Kl.\'. a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and a: \'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe\' This is an attractive - and in this unusually found combination scarcely found! - example of a WWI- (ie. Third Reich-) period, so-called: \'Ordenspange\' (of the non-\'detachable-pattern\') and that is respectively showing an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class), a WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.\') and a detailed (nicely enamelled and/or: colourfully executed!) so-called: \'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe\' (or: fire-brigade honorary-medal of the second class) and that comes as issued, moderately worn and/or recently found. The detail on the \'EKII. Klasse\' is truly stunning and nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\') core and that is void of paint-loss (but that shows some minimal staining in its centre). The \'FKK 1914-18\' is void of a makers\'-designation on its back but the detail on this award is also nicely preserved but it does show some tarnished age-patina and some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on the \'Feuerwehr-Ehrenzeichen der II. Stufe\' is simply extraordinary: it is totally void of any enamel-damage and has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has a very attractive and just minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). All three awards - which show their nicely preserved, period ribbons - come \'period-mounted\' onto a metal \'clasp\' that is nicely \'backed\' with green-coloured wool (and that shows a functional pin- ie. catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this neat medal-bar shows a (period-attached!) makers\'-logo (ie. small metal \'bar\') that shows the text: \'Fr.Ackermann - Militärausrüstungen - Koblenz/Rh. Balduinstr. 1\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive WWI- (ie. Third Reich-) period, \'Ordenspange\' showing an unusual combination and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly multi-coloured enamelled! - membership-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') as was intended for a (female!) member serving within the: \'Stahlhelm-Frauenbund\' being a non-maker- (albeit \'Ges.Gesch.\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and neatly multi-coloured enamelled! - TR-period membership-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') as was intended for a (female!) member serving within the: \'Stahlhelm-Frauenbund\' being a non-maker- (albeit \'Ges.Gesch.\'-) marked example that comes in a very nicely preserved- (and/or fully undamaged-), condition. The medium-sized- (and circular-shaped) badge which has an approximate diameter of 2,5 cms. has just moderately been used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). It has, however, maintained a nice and bright age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it does show normal wear but has truly no enamel damage whatsoever (it still shows a somewhat tarnished, silverish-golden-coloured finish as can be seen from the pictures). This example - which has a darker-blue-coloured enamelled area - comes mounted onto its regular pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up (which is naturally still fully functional and/or present). A similar example is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\'-lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number (9133A) and given an estimated value of 100 Eu. Simply an attractive - and not that often seen! - membership lapel-pin that belonged to a female member serving within the: \'Stahlhelm-Frauenbund\' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and neatly multi-coloured enamelled!) membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedabzeichen\') as being specifically intended for a member who served within the: \'Reichsverband deutscher Turn-, Sport- und Gymnastiklehrer\' This is an attractive - neatly multi-coloured enamelled and actually not that easily found! - membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedabzeichen') as being specifically intended for a member who served within the: 'Reichsverband deutscher Turn-, Sport- und Gymnastiklehrer' (ie. sports'-coach- or: gymnastic trainers-association) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit slightly used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat lapel-pin shows some moderate usage- and wear (mainly dirt) but has no enamel damage whatsoever. The piece shows the black-coloured swastika (and is thus a somewhat later example of the 'second'-pattern). The pin - which comes mounted onto its functional pin ie. pin-set-up - is totally void of a makers'-designation. A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein such a the 2nd pattern-badge is given the unique reference-number (8766AB) and given an estimated value of 90 Eu. Simply a neat - and fairly uncommon! - lapel-pin that was recently uncovered at a private-household. I deem that I have priced this neat 'Mitgliedabzeichen des Reichsverbandes deutscher Turn-, Sport- und Gymnastiklehrer' accordingly!

Attractive - and neatly period-confectioned! - officers\'-pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'310/5\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') sleeve-badge (or: 'Dienststellen-Abzeichen') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: '310/5' (as was presumably intended for a RAD-official holding an officers'-rank who served within the 310th district ie. 'Bezirk') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured '310' and '5'-numerals - is neatly executed in silver-coloured thread in the so-called 'flat-wire'-like, 'BeVo'-weave technique and was as such (I deem) intended for an officer who served within the 310th district ie. 'Bezirk'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen has been neatly pre-confectioned (ie. folded and backed!) by the bearer (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed (and was carefully tunic-removed) as to be expected and originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat RAD-officers'-pattern 'Dienststellenabzeichen' accordingly!

Attractive - and neatly privately-produced! - example of an unusually metal-based: DLV (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsportsverband\'-) related so-called: \'Segelflieger-C-Abzeichen\' (being a detailed- and truly worn example) This is an attractive - and possibly unique! - example of a so-called: DLV (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsportsverband\'-) related so-called: \'Segelflieger-C-Abzeichen\' being a detailed- and with certainty privately-produced- and metal (ie. aluminium-based) example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn- and I deem carefully tunic-removed), condition. The attractive badge shows three bright-silver-coloured \'Schwingen\' and is thus an example of the so-called: \'C-Klasse\' (ie. being a: \'Segelflieger-C-Abzeichen\' or: glider-pilots badge of the C-class). These smaller-sized badges were worn by members of the DLV but were also worn by \'regular\' LW-staff on the standard LW tunics such as the \'Fliegerbluse\' and/or other tunics. The badge originates from a German private-household and is just a tiny bit dirty and shows some age and/or wear. The detailed piece - which has an approximate diameter of only 3,8 cms. - came mounted onto a piece of bluish-toned \'Luftwaffe\'-type wool: it is just a bit tarnished and somewhat darkened by age. Simply an attractive - and possibly unique! - example of a privately-produced, \'DLV\'-related so-called: \'Segelflieger-C-Abzeichen\' that is executed in aluminium-based metal!

Attractive - and never before encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') trade- or specialist-armbadge as was executed in machine-embroidered pattern as was specifically intended for a member serving within the: \'Unfalldienst\' This is an attractive - and actually in this colour never before encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') so-called: trade- ie. specialist-armbadge (ie. 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was executed in the neat machine-embroidered pattern (in golden-yellow-toned linnen on a beige-white-toned background!) as was intended for a youth-member serving within the: 'Unfalldienst' (ie. literally translated as accident-service) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- ie. once-tunic- ie. shirt-attached-), condition. The neat badge - that shows the embroidered 'U'- and 'D'-characters coupled with an Aesculapus-sign as to be expected is just a tiny bit stained (simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only as can be seen on the pictures). Of interest is naturally the fact that this example is unusually executed in golden-yellow-toned linnen whereas it normally is found executed in bright-red stitching: I could not find an explanation for this 'variation'. I deem that this interesting patch merits further inverstigative work. Simply a very attractive and with certainty desirable HJ- (ie. BDM-) related 'variant-pattern'-item that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and never before seen! - (I deem) \'WWI-veteran\'-related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker marked example depicting a detailed eagle- (and swastika!) device and text that reads: \'Flieger Treffen - Berlin 1934\' The very attractive - and with certainty rarely seen! - (I deem) 'WWI-veteran'-related day-badge (or 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' aka tinnie) is a non-maker marked example depicting a detailed eagle- (and swastika!) device and showing the text that reads: 'Flieger Treffen - Berlin 1934'. The early-period piece - that I have actually never seen before! - is executed in bright-silver-toned metal (ie. tin- or so-called: pot-metal) and retains fantastic detail. The truly attractive badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The regular-sized piece (having an approximate wingspan of 7,2 cms.) is totally void of a makers'-designation. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat (I deem) 'WWI-veteran'-related day-badge (or 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' aka tinnie) for a justified price!

Attractive - and never before seen! - example of a golden-yellow-coloured armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' and showing the additional (printed) text: \'Wehrmachtüberwachung\' This is a truly attractive - and actually never before seen and with certainty scarcely encountered and possibly even unique! - neatly machine-embroidered, golden-yellow-coloured armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' and showing the additionally printed text: \'Wehrmachtüberwachung\' (or: WH-guard-duty) as was (presumably) intended for (civilian) staff-members of the German armed forces ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' and that comes in a minimally used- ie. I deem most certainly worn, condition. These neat golden-yellow-coloured and/or: linnen-based armbands were used by the various (civil- and/or military-) staff-members of the German armed-forces ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' and saw wide-spread usage during the war (something that is valid for the ones lacking the specific ink-stamp: \'Wehrmachtüberwachung\' (something that I have never seen before). The armband on offer here measures approximately 38 x 10,6 cms. and is executed on typical (somewhat roughly-styled) linnen-based cloth as is more often seen: it is void of any ink-stamp or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by minimal usage and/or decades of storage only. This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and never before seen! - example of a DRB- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) related armband entitled: \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\', being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a truly attractive - and actually never before seen and with certainty scarcely encountered! - golden-yellow-coloured example of a DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') entitled: 'Deutsche Reichsbahn' being of the 'entirely-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in a minimally used- ie. most certainly worn, condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard' for usage by the various DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the darker-blue-coloured greatcoats and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 41 cms. and is 10,2 cms. wide - and is constructed from golden-yellow-coloured- (and shiny-type!) linnen and shows the neatly interwoven text: 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'. The armband shows a (blue-coloured- albeit somewhat faded) ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. I personally have never seen a similar golden-yellow-coloured example: I only have seen similar examples as executed on light-green linnen. The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and never before seen! - example of a DRB- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) related armband entitled: \'Im Dienst der Deutschen Reichsbahn\', being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a truly attractive - and actually never before seen and with certainty scarcely encountered! - greyish-coloured example of a DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') entitled: 'Im Dienst der Deutschen Reichsbahn' being of the 'entirely-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in a minimally used- ie. most certainly worn, condition. These linnen-based armbands were presumably intended for usage by military staff-members attached to the DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) and were presumably worn on the left upper-arm of the regular WH (Heeres) greatcoats and/or tunics. This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 40 cms. and is 10 cms. wide - and is constructed from greyish-coloured linnen and shows the neatly interwoven text: 'Im Dienst der Deutschen Reichsbahn'. The armband shows a (blue-coloured- albeit somewhat faded) ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. I personally have never seen a similar example. The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and never before seen! - example of a DRP- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichspost\'-) related armband entitled: \'Deutsche Reichspost\', being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a truly attractive - and actually never before seen and with certainty scarcely encountered! - bright-green-coloured example of a DRP- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichspost'-) related armband entitled: 'Deutsche Reichspost', being of the 'entirely-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in a minimally used- ie. most certainly worn, condition. These linnen-based armbands were presumably intended for usage by military staff-members attached to the DRP- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichspost') and were presumably worn on the left upper-arm of the regular WH (Heeres) greatcoats and/or tunics. This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 38 cms. and is 10,2 cms. wide - and is constructed from bright-green-coloured linnen and shows a left-facing 'Reichsadler'-symbol and the neatly interwoven text: 'Deutsche Reichspost'. The armband shows a (blue-coloured- albeit somewhat faded) ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. I personally have never seen a similar example. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows an (interwoven) makers-designation on its back that reads: 'Kruse - Söhne - Wuppertal-Barmen' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - DRP- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichspost'-related armband that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and never before seen! - example of a: female-related- (ie. \'NS-Frauenschaft\'- ie. \'N.S.V.\'-related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') depicting the typical \'N.S.V.\'-logo and showing the text: \'N.S.V.-Dienst - Leipzig\' This is a truly attractive - and actually never before seen and with certainty scarcely encountered! - white- ie. bright-red-coloured example of a TR-period, female-related- (ie. 'NS-Frauenschaft'- ie. 'N.S.V.'- or German Womens'-Association-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') depicting the typical 'N.S.V.'-logo and showing the text: 'N.S.V.-Dienst - Leipzig' and that comes in a minimally used- ie. I deem most certainly worn, condition. These linnen-based armbands were presumably intended for usage by staff-members (ie. officials) attached to the 'NS-Frauenschaft'- ie. 'N.S.V.' based in the town of Leipzig and were presumably worn on the left upper-arm of the various uniforms and tunics. This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 38 cms. and is 11 cms. wide - and is constructed from white-coloured linnen and shows - as stated above - the typical 'N.S.V.'-logo and showing the text: 'N.S.V.-Dienst - Leipzig' (both executed in the neat so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' as can be seen on the pictures). The armband is totally void of an ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. I personally have never seen a similar example. The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - female-related- (ie. 'NS-Frauenschaft'- ie. 'N.S.V.'- or German Womens'-Association-) armband that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and never before seen! - example of a: \'NS-Reichsbund für Leibesübungen (N.S.R.L.)\'-related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') showing the typical \'N.S.R.L.\'-eagle-device and showing a clearly present \'N.S.R.L.\'-ink-stamp This is a truly attractive - and actually never before seen and with certainty scarcely encountered! - bright-red-coloured example of a TR-period, sports'-association- (ie. 'Nationalsocialistischer Reichsbund für Leibesübungen (N.S.R.L.)-' related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') showing the typical 'N.S.R.L.'-eagle-device and being of the 'entirely-printed'-type showing a clearly present 'N.S.R.L.'-ink-stamp and that comes in a minimally used- ie. I deem most certainly worn, condition. These linnen-based armbands were presumably intended for usage by staff-members (ie. officials or trainers) attached to the 'NS-Reichsbund für Leibesübungen (N.S.R.L.)' and were presumably worn on the left upper-arm of the various sports'-attire. This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 42 cms. and is 10,7 cms. wide - and is constructed from bright-red- (and black-) coloured linnen and shows a left-facing 'N.S.R.L.'-eagle-device- ie. symbol. The armband shows a (blue-coloured) ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. I personally have never seen a similar example. The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'NS-Reichsbund für Leibesübungen (N.S.R.L.)'-related armband that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and never before seen! - example of an orange-yellow-coloured armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') showing a \'Dienstsiegel\' with text: \'Dienststelle Feldpostnr. 15785\' (ie. belonging to the: \'Regimentsstab des Artillerie-Regiments 207\') This is a truly attractive - and actually never before seen and with certainty scarcely encountered and possibly even unique! - orange-yellow-coloured armband (ie. 'Armbinde') that is just showing a red-coloured ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') showing the text: 'Dienststelle Feldpostnr. 15785') as was (presumably) intended for staff-members of the German armed forces ie. 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and that comes in a minimally used- ie. I deem most certainly worn, condition. The armband on offer here measures approximately 40 x 10,5 cms. These neat orange-yellow-coloured and/or: linnen-based armbands were most likely merely used by the various (military) staff-members of the German armed-forces ie. 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. The 5-digit fieldpost number: '15785' can be attributed to the: 'Regimentsstab des Artillerie-Regiments 207' and was as such presumably intended to signify that the bearer was a staff-official within this particular artillery-unit. The armband is just showing a red-coloured ink-stamp (something that I have never seen before). The armband on offer here measures approximately 38 x 10,6 cms. and is executed on typical linnen-based cloth as is more often seen and shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by minimal usage and/or decades of storage only. This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and never before seen! - example of an: \'W.H.W.\'- (ie. \'Winterhilfswerke\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') showing the text: \'WHW Krefeld-Uerdingen 1178\' being executed in so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\' This is a truly attractive - and actually never before seen and with certainty scarcely encountered and possibly unique! - bright-red-coloured example of a TR-period, 'W.H.W.'- (ie. 'Winterhilfswerke'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') showing the text: 'WHW Krefeld-Uerdingen 1178' being executed in so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' and that comes in a minimally used- ie. I deem most certainly worn, condition. These linnen-based armbands were presumably intended for usage by staff-members (ie. officials) attached to the 'W.H.W.'- (ie. 'Winterhilfswerke') based in the town of Krefeld (ie. 'Ortsteil Uerdingen') and were presumably worn on the left upper-arm of the various uniforms and/or tunics. This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 43 cms. and is 12 cms. wide - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows - as stated above - the text: 'WHW Krefeld-Verdingen 1178' (as executed in the neat, white-coloured so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' as can be seen on the pictures). The armband is totally void of an ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. I personally have never seen a similar example. The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'W.H.W.'- (ie. 'Winterhilfswerke'-) related armband that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and never before seen! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') eagle-device as was presumably intended for usage on a photo-album (being a very detailed example as executed in reddish-bronze-coloured tin-based metal) This is a truly attractive - and actually never before seen! - HJ ('Hitlerjugend') eagle-device as was (I deem) presumably intended for usage on a photo-album or to be used for some award-folder or alike (being a very detailed example as executed in reddish-bronze-coloured tin-based metal) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. once album-attached-), condition. The fairly large-sized badge (which has an approximate wingspan of 11 cms.) is of the 'hollow'-type and depicts a right-facing eagle-device and 'HJ-Raute' surrounded by oakleaves: it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and retains most of its fairly shiny and/or truly bronze-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge still retains its three prongs (which were surely used but that are still functional). The attractive and unusual piece originates from a German flea-market where it was recently found and was never before part of any collection. Simply a neat - and actually never before seen! - youth-related item!

Attractive - and never before seen! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) or: DJ- (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\'-) related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'), being a maker- (ie. \'Fricker - Bpest\'-) marked example, showing the text: \'Landesjugendtag 1941 The red-coloured- (ie. painted-) and/or aluminium-based lapel-pin (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in silver-coloured and aluminium-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and as stated above somewhat tarnished age-patina). The tiny badge comes mounted on its functional (long-sized-) pin and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is quite detailed and retains most of its bright-red-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive piece shows a so-called: 'Rune'-device (such as used in the 'DJ') with above that a text that reads: 'Landesjugendtag 1941'. As mentioned above does this neat tinnie (ie. lapel-pin) show a clearly present makers'-designation that reads: 'Fricker-Bpest' (and might therefore be of Hungarian production). Simply an attractive example of this never before seen HJ- (ie. DJ-) related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive - and never before seen! - metal-based, WH (Heeres) \'souvenir\' match-box holder, depicting a steel-helmet with below the impressed text: \'Truppenübnungsplatz Münsingen\' - overall nice (albeit minimal used-) condition! This is an attractive - and actually never before seen! - metal- (ie. chromed-steel-) based, WH (Heeres) 'souvenir' match-box holder, depicting a German steel-helmet (with eagle-device and swastika!) with below the impressed text: 'Truppenübnungsplatz Münsingen', in overall nice (albeit minimal used-) condition. The piece is fairly small-sized and measures 5,5 x 4 cms.: it is ideally fitted to carry a box of matches. It came with a (non-period- ie. post-war-) box of matches. I am convinced that this is a scarcely encountered soldiers'-'souvenir-item' that was acquired by a soldier during his education at this army trainings-facillity based in the German town of Münsingen. I know that these items are often copied: this is a 100% garuanteed, period-item that was recently uncovered at a private household. Just the first such neat item I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and never before seen! - silverish-grey-coloured- (and I deem tin-based) \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend-\' (or: RADwJ-)related so-called: \'photo-album-device\' being a non-maker-marked example The attractive - most certainly unusual and actually never before seen! - silverish-grey-coloured- (and I deem typical tin-based) so-called: 'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend-' (or: RADwJ-) related 'photo-album-device' being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem never used-), example. The fairly large-sized device - measuring approximately 4 x 4 cms. - was as such intended for usage on a photo-album or scrap-book or alike. The detailed badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and dual-) copper-based prong-set-up and has I deem never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The badge retains most of its (somewhat 'frosted') silver-coloured finish. Simply an attractive and actually unusually found RADwJ-related personal-item!

Attractive - and never before seen! - truly larger-sized- and colourful so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') (sport-shirt) eagle-device ie. patch as executed in multi-coloured \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually never before seen! - truly larger-sized (ie. measuring 13 x 13 cms.) so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') (sport-shirt) eagle-device ie. patch as executed in multi-coloured \'BeVo\'-weave pattern (and that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) and that comes in a very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The eagle-device - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type weave-technique and that measures as stated above 13 x 13 cms. - comes as stated above \'as straigthly cut-of the role\' and was never confectioned nor folded (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never used nor attached but does show some minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage ie. handling). Simply an attractive - and truly unusually encountered! - N.S.K.K.-related eagle-device that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and never before seen! - typical zinc-based- ie. copper-toned, N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate a (presumably foreign) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-gathering entitled: \'1. Mai 1935 - Brasil\' This is an attractive - and actually never before seen! - I deem zinc-based- ie. copper-toned, N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') depicting a crossed hammer- and feather-symbol (and swastika) as was issued to commemorate a (presumably foreign ie. Brazillian!) 'N.S.D.A.P.'-gathering entitled: '1. Mai 1935 - Brasil' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in golden-bronze-toned metal (ie. I deem zinc-based, pot-metal) - shows great pronounced detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The (hollow-back- and/or shield-shaped) piece depicts a crossed hammer- and feather-symbol (and swastika) coupled with the above-mentioned text. The badge - which is totally void of a makers'-designation as more often encountered - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) long-sized pin-set-up. Simply an attractive - and most certainly rarely encountered! - presumably foreign (ie. Brazillian-related!) N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie'!

Attractive - and never before seen! - WH (KM) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, machine-embroidered breast-eagle as executed in greyish-coloured material as was (I deem) intended for usage on the various white-coloured KM-tunics This is a very attractive - and/or truly neatly detailed and actually never before seen! - example of a machine-embroidered, (I deem) WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Kriegsmarine') as was executed in greyish-coloured- and/or: typical, linnen-based material as was (I deem) specifically intended for usage on the various white-coloured KM-tunics and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 9 cms. - is nicely machine-embroidered using greyish-toned linnen on a white-coloured (and/or: smooth, linnen-based-) background (as can be seen on the pictures). This example was I deem as stated above never used- nor worn and is void of any damage: it does show some minimal storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle is void of an additional 'backing' as is more often seen but shows a fortified rim on its bottom (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that can naturally easily be attached to any white-coloured 'Kriegsmarine'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive - and never before seen! - \'tinnie\' being a non-maker marked example depicting a detailed airplane, towns-scene (and swastika!) and text that reads: \'Rheinisch-Westfälische Pfingst Flugschau - 4. u. 5.-6-1933 - Gelsenkirchen-Flughafen\' The attractive - and with certainty scarcely seen! - day-badge (or 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' aka tinnie) is a non-maker marked example depicting a detailed airplane, towns-scene (and swastika-device!) and text that reads: 'Rheinisch-Westfälische Pfingst Flugschau - 4. u. 5.-6-1933 - Gelsenkirchen-Flughafen'. The early-period piece - that I have actually never seen before! - is executed in bright-silver-toned metal (ie. tin- or so-called: pot-metal) and retains fantastic detail. The attractive badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The regular-sized and oval-shaped piece (having an approximate height of 5 cms.) is totally void of a makers'-designation. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat (and locally-issued!) day-badge (or 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' aka tinnie) for a justified price!

Attractive - and never used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type: \'M41/M43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') as was intended for usage on the: \'M-41 o. 43\'-model, officers\'-type field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen\') This is an attractive - simply never used nor cap-attached and nowadays scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern so-called: \'M41/43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (ie. cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') as was specifically produced for usage on the: \'M-41 o. 43\'-model officers\'-type field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen für Offziere\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and as state above never used- nor cap-attached-), condition. The piece on offer here just shows some truly minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and was just \'folded into shape\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). As such it can naturally easily be used for attachement onto a cap (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does it show some minimal glue-remains on its back simply caused by having glued into an album or scrapbook once (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a neat occasion to aquire an attractive and \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-woven, officers\'-pattern cap-trapezoid for a competitive price!

Attractive - and nicely preserved! - DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-helpers-badge entitled: \'Schwesternhelferin\' (being an example that shows a clearly present \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking on its back The truly attractive - and very nicely preserved! - DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-helpers ie. \'Schwesternhelferin\'-badge is made out of (darkened- ie. truly tarnished) silver-coloured- (and truly nicely enamelled!) \'Buntmetall\' and has a truly immaculate enamelled surface (no damage whatsoever can be noticed: just some obvious wear-marks are present and/or visible: moreover, is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained). The badge is a non-maker-marked example (as more often) that nevertheless shows a clear: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation on its back (as can be seen on the photos). The badge is only moderately used and/or worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and comes of course mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: \'5613XB\'. These attractive DRK-badges were also worn by the Germanic ie. European volunteers. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nicely preserved! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved and clearly maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Steinhauer & Lück\'-company This is a fully untouched and still nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '4'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid (ie. 'Hersteller 4') and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem issued- albeit never worn- nor even mounted-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued but simply never worn: it does show some regular age and/or staining though). The attractive piece came together with its folded and non-confectioned (ie. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just minimally 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (the piece still retains some of its polished highlights ie. hochpolierte Kanten as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive (and clearly maker-marked!) 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' that was produced by the by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'-company!

Attractive - and non-enamelled! - bright-red-coloured- and/or \'variant\'-pattern, \'N.S.D.A.P.\' membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is nicely maker-marked on the back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/120\' The attractive lapel-pin - which has been IMO hardly been used nor worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing minimal wear but is totally void of any (paint-) damage (see pictures): just some minimal wear ie. scratches are noticable. The badge shows moreover a somewhat tarnished finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red-coloured- (ie. painted) area - comes mounted on its typical, 'button-hole'-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. I deem this an attractive and unusually seen so-called: 'variant'-pattern, 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin-/ie. party badge that is IMO priced according to its very nicely preserved condition!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a detailed, bright-red-coloured- (and \'non-reflecting\'!) example showing an: \'RzM - M1/152\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured without showing the normally seen 'reflection' is just somewhat 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear. It is a truly detailed example showing an: 'RzM - M1/152'-marking on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was never cleaned and is still a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever (it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive 'variant-pattern' example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and not easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) and/or nicely illustrated, smaller-sized recruiting-brochure ie. small-sized poster entitled: \'Unteroffizier bei der Infanterie\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - very fragile, WH (Heeres)- ie. infantry-related, nicely illustrated albeit smaller-sized recruiting-brochure (ie. small-sized poster) entitled: 'Unteroffizier bei der Infanterie' that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued but fully complete-), condition. The decorative (and/or: single-paged) (and very fragile!) brochure comes in an overall very nice - and as stated above - fully complete, condtion and shows no real damage whatsoever. The brochure is (folded) sized: 12 x 7,5 cms. and can easily be folded-out (and measures then 20,5 x 28 cms.). It is just somewhat yellowed caused by normal age and/or minimal usage (as can be seen on the pictures). The text is (of course) in German language and provides the reader with all sorts of interesting information (and/or: unusually seen pictures!) on the subject-matter and provides the various training- and career-possibilities, salaries, information on 'how to become an infantry NCO' and other more 'general' information. I know by experience - I collect these brochures myself - that examples of this scarcely seen brochure (which was I deem issued somewhat later in the war) are hard to come by. Simply an attractive 'Infanterie'-related item!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - 3-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\'), showing resp. the ribbons for a Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal with \'PB\'-miniature, an Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal and a: \'WH-DA der 4. Kl.\' This is an attractive - and not that easily encountered! - 3-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange'), showing respectively the ribbons for a Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Czechoslovakia) having a neat, miniature 'Prager Burg'-clasp attached, an Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Austria) and a: 'Wehrmacht Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) still having its silver-coloured eagle-device attached. The three ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-sized) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not backed but is mounted on a chromed- and/or metal-based 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have been also nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 3-pieced 'Band- ie. Feldspange' that is in this particular setting not that often offered for sale: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - customs-related, \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderboard-pair (ie. \'Schulterstücke des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz\') being a pair that was intended for usage by a: \'Zollbetriebsassistent\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - customs- (ie. financial-police) related, 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderboard-pair (ie. 'Schulterstück-Paar des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz') being a pair that was intended for usage by an official who held the rank of: 'Zollbetriebsassistant' (comparable with the NCO-rank of 'Unteroffizier' or: junior-sergeant) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or most certainly tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards - which are 'text-book' in all facets and measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - are executed in the typical, darker-green-coloured- and 'smooth-type' wool having the silverish-grey- and green-striped (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) upperdecks: I deem that as such they were intended for usage on a 'regular front-used' tunic. The boards never had any tongues attached (and were intended and used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern and do just show some minimal age caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show a matching pair of (regular-sized, identical, neatly golden-toned- and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based-): 'RFV'-cyphers period-attached (denoting the NCO-rank of: 'Zollbetriebsassistent'). Both devices are just minimally tarnished but are still very nice and/or pronounced (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderboards originate from a private-household where they were recently uncovered. Simply a neat 'Zoll- o. Reichsfinanzverwaltung'-related shoulderboard-pair that is actually not that often encountered: I deem that I have priced this neat pair accordingly!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - dual-maker- (ie. \'6\' and/or: \'65\'-) marked example of a black wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten- abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the: \'Klein u. Quenzer\'-company This is a neat - and actually not that easily encountered! - dual-maker- (ie. '6' and/or: '65'-) marked example of a 'Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz' (or: black wound-badge) being an example as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Klein u. Quenzer' and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO issued- albeit hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The badge shows only minimal wear and/or age but truly retains most of its original, black-coloured- and/or fairly 'matted' finish (see pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the (dual!) makers'-signification: '6' and/or: '65' on its back (see pictures), signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the: 'Klein u. Quenzer'-company based in the town of Oberstein a.d. Nahe. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply an attractive and desirable, maker-marked black wound-badge by the: 'Klein u. Quenzer'-company that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - Dutch NSB-party- (ie. WA- or: \'Weerafdelingen\'-related-) and silver-coloured, commemorative sports-badge (in Dutch language: \'Weerafdelingen sport-draagteken\') depicting a detailed \'Wolfshook\'-symbol This is an attractive example of the - actually not that easily encountered! - Dutch NSB-party- (ie. WA- or: 'Weerafdelingen'-related-) and silver-coloured commemorative sports-badge (in Dutch language: 'Weerafdelingen sport-draagteken') depicting a detailed 'Wolfshook'-symbol and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit cleary issued- and/or moderatly used- ie. worn-), condition. The award on offer here comes mounted onto its (fully functional and unaltered) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive piece - which is (as always) void of a makers'-designation - has a nicely preserved (silver-toned) finish and retains a nice age-patina (it is totally void of any real damage or alike and was most certainly never recently cleaned nor polished). Simply a neat example of this WA- (ie. 'Weerafdelingen'-) related sports'-medal that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - Dutch NSB-party- (ie. WA-related-) and silver-coloured march-medal as was issued to commemorate the: \'WA Kerstmarsch 1941\' This is an attractive example of the - actually not that easily encountered! - Dutch NSB-party- (ie. WA- or: 'Weerafdelingen'-related-) and silver-coloured march-medal as was issued to commemorate the: 'WA Kerstmarsch 1941' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit cleary issued- and/or moderatly used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal on offer here comes mounted on its period (bright-red- and black-coloured-) ribbon (that still shows its period-attached safety-pin as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - that shows an illustration of the NSB-leader Anton Mussert on its front - has a nicely preserved (bright-silver-toned) finish and retains a nice age-patina (it is totally void of any damage or alike and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the awardee participated for the second time in this march (something that can be corroborate by the presence of a period-attached, golden-toned 2-'cypher'). Simply a neat example of this WA- (ie. 'Weerafdelingen'-) related march-medal that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - Dutch NSB-party-related-, so-called: \'Leden-Draagteeken\' (or: membership-pin) being an unusually seen example that comes in the format of a tie-pin This is a very fine example of the - actually not that easily encountered! - multi-coloured- and nicely enamelled, Dutch NS-party NSB- (ie. 'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging' or: Dutch Nazi party) related so-called: so-called: 'Leden-Draagteeken' (or: membership-pin) being an unusually seen example that comes in the format of a tie-pin (ie. in Dutch language: 'Dasspeld'). The pin on offer here come mounted on its period (golden-toned) tie pin and has a nicely preserved (golden-toned) age-patina and is totally void of any enamel-damage or alike: it was most certainly never cleaned and was worn and after that stored as such for decades. Simply a neat example of this NSB-related party-membership 'tie-pin' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - Dutch NSB-party-related-, so-called: \'Vijfjaren Draagteeken\' (or: five-years membership-pin) showing a period-engraved bearers\'-number (ie. \'Stamboeknummer\') that reads: \'14614\' This is a very fine example of the - actually not that easily encountered! - multi-coloured- and truly nicely enamelled, Dutch NSB-party-related so-called: 'Vijfjaren Draagteeken' (or: five-years membership-lapel-pin) being a nicely enamelled example showing a period-engraved bearers'-number (ie. in Dutch language: 'Stamboeknummer') that reads: '14614' and that was issued to commemorate those NSB-members who had been member of the movement for a consecutive five-year-period. These scarcely encountered - NSB (ie. 'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging' or: Dutch Nazi party) membership-lapel-pins always showed the bearers' party-number (ie. 'Stamboeknummer') engraved on their backs (which with this example reads: '14614' as can be seen on the pictures). The pin on offer here come mounted on its period (long-sized) pin and has a nicely preserved (golden-toned) age-patina and is totally void of any enamel-damage or alike: it was most certainly never cleaned and was worn and after that stored as such for decades. Simply a neat example of this NSB-related party-membership-pin that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - Dutch NSB-party-related-, so-called: \'Vijfjaren Draagteeken\' (or: five-years membership-pin) showing a period-engraved bearers\'-number (ie. \'Stamboeknummer\') that reads: \'15501\' This is a very fine example of the - actually not that easily encountered! - multi-coloured- and nicely enamelled, Dutch NSB-party-related so-called: 'Vijfjaren Draagteeken' (or: five-years membership-pin) being a nicely enamelled example showing a period-engraved bearers'-number (ie. in Dutch language: 'Stamboeknummer') that reads: '15501' and that was issued to commemorate those NSB-members who had been member of the movement for a five-year-period. These scarcely encountered - NSB (ie. 'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging' or: Dutch Nazi party) membership-lapel-pins always showed the bearers' party-number (ie. 'Stamboeknummer') engraved on their backs (which with this example reads: '15501' as can be seen on the pictures). The pin on offer here come mounted on its period pin and has a nicely preserved (golden-toned) age-patina and is totally void of any enamel-damage or alike: it was most certainly never cleaned and was worn and after that stored as such for decades. Simply a neat example of this NSB-related party-membership-pin that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - Dutch NSB-party-related-, so-called: \'Vijfjaren Draagteeken\' (or: five-years membership-pin) showing a period-engraved bearers\'-number (ie. \'Stamboeknummer\') that reads: \'19869\' This is a very fine example of the - actually not that easily encountered! - multi-coloured- and truly nicely enamelled, Dutch NSB-party-related so-called: 'Vijfjaren Draagteeken' (or: five-years membership-lapel-pin) being a nicely enamelled example showing a period-engraved bearers'-number (ie. in Dutch language: 'Stamboeknummer') that reads: '19869' and that was issued to commemorate those NSB-members who had been member of the movement for a consecutive five-year-period. These scarcely encountered - NSB (ie. 'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging' or: Dutch Nazi party) membership-lapel-pins always showed the bearers' party-number (ie. 'Stamboeknummer') engraved on their backs (which with this example reads: '19869' as can be seen on the pictures). The pin on offer here come mounted on its period (long-sized) pin and has a nicely preserved (golden-toned) age-patina and is totally void of any enamel-damage or alike: it was most certainly never cleaned and was worn and after that stored as such for decades. Simply a neat example of this NSB-related party-membership-pin that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - Dutch-produced- and/or NSB-party-related, golden-bronze-coloured commemorative breast-badge depicting a detailed \'Rune\'-symbol This is an attractive example of the - actually not that easily encountered! - I deem Dutch-produced- and/or NSB-party-related, golden-bronze-coloured- (and copper-based) commemorative breast-badge depicting a detailed 'Rune'-symbol and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit cleary issued- and/or moderatly used- ie. worn- albeit regrettably incomplete-), condition. The piece regrettably misses its pin- ie. pin/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive piece - which is (as always) void of a makers'-designation - has a nicely preserved (golden-bronze-toned) finish and retains a nice age-patina (it is totally void of any real damage or alike and was most certainly never recently cleaned nor polished). Simply a neat example of this NSB- related sports'-medal that is priced according to its incompete condition!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - example of a: \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' being a maker- (ie. \'R.S.S.\'-) marked- and zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as produced by the maker: \'Rudolf Richter\' This is a very attractive - albeit moderately worn but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - example of a: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver panzer assault-badge ie. PAB), being a neatly maker- (ie. 'R.S.S.'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Rudolf Richter' based in the town of Schlag (bei Gablonz) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued- and/or worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (IMO later-war-period-) zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that has lost some of its silver-coloured finish (as more often) but that has nevertheless maintained an attractive appearance, still showing pronounced detail as to be expected. The badge has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated above does it deal with a so-called: 'detailed grass'-pattern (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '5.4.2.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was recently found as such at a German flea-market and was never before part of a collection. It was simply never cleaned nor polished. Simply a nice and honest silver-class, so-called: 'detailed grass'-R.S.S.-pattern PAB in a nice albeit clearly used and/or worn condition: I deem that this honest example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - maker- (ie. \'88\'-) marked example of a black wound-badge (or: \'Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the maker: \'Werner Redo\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - nicely maker- (ie. '88'-) marked example of a black wound-badge (or: 'Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz') being an example as produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Werner Redo' and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO only minimally used-), condition. The badge shows only minimal wear and/or age but truly retains most (ie. all!) of its original, black-coloured- and/or fairly 'shiny' finish: it hardly shows any wear (see pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-signification: '88' on its back (see pictures), signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the unusually encountered: 'Werner Redo'-company, based in the town of Saarlautern. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply an attractive and desirable, maker-marked black wound-badge by the: 'Werner Redo'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - N.S.K.K. (ie.: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') shoulderboard as was intended for usage by an N.S.K.K.-soldier who served within the: \'Motorgruppe Mark Brandenburg\' This is an attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - N.S.K.K. (ie.: 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') shoulderboard as was piped in the pinkish-red- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an N.S.K.K.-soldier who served within the: 'Motorgruppe Mark Brandenburg' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued and never tunic- ie. shirt-attached-), condition. The board has the typical silver-black-coloured- and/or: 'checkered' upperdeck (ie. top) and shows the pinkish-red- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured and 'rayon'-based piping ie. branchcolour attached as to be expected (see pictures). The board - which measures 12,5 cms. in length as more often seen - was simply never used nor worn: the piece still retains its paper-based, so-called: 'RzM'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive N.S.K.K. (or: 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') shoulderboard that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - N.S.K.K. (ie.: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') shoulderboard as was intended for usage by an N.S.K.K.-soldier who served within the: \'Motorgruppe Schlesien o. Franken\' This is an attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - N.S.K.K. (ie.: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') shoulderboard as was piped in the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an N.S.K.K.-soldier who served within the: \'Motorgruppe Schlesien o. Franken\' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- and/or once shirt- ie. tunic-attached-), condition. The board has the typical silver-black-coloured- and/or: \'checkered\' upperdeck (ie. top) and shows the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelbener\'-) coloured and/or \'rayon\'-based piping ie. branchcolour attached as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - which measures 12,5 cms. in length as more often seen - was I deem moderately used and/or worn: it is void of an: \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive N.S.K.K. (or: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') shoulderboard that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - N.S.K.K. (ie.: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') shoulderboard as was intended for usage by an N.S.K.K.-soldier who served within the: \'Motorgruppe Schlesien o. Franken\' This is an attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - N.S.K.K. (ie.: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') shoulderboard as was piped in the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an N.S.K.K.-soldier who served within the: \'Motorgruppe Schlesien o. Franken\' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- and/or once shirt- ie. tunic-attached-), condition. The board has the typical silver-black-coloured- and/or: \'checkered\' upperdeck (ie. top) and shows the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelbener\'-) coloured and/or \'rayon\'-based piping ie. branchcolour attached as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - which measures 12,5 cms. in length as more often seen - was I deem moderately used and/or worn: it is void of an: \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive N.S.K.K. (or: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') shoulderboard that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - neatly golden-toned- (ie. \'feuer- vergoldeter\'-) WH (Kriegsmarine) visor-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schirmmütze\'), being a non-maker-marked example This an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - neatly golden-toned- (ie. 'feuervergoldeter'-) WH (Kriegsmarine) visor-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') being a non-maker-marked example as was specifically intended for usage on the white- (ie. blue-) coloured NCO- ie. officers'-type visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO never used- nor worn-), condition. The neat piece - which is minimally converse-shaped - is a 'regular'-metal-based version and has a very nice 'frosty' and/or truly detailed appearance. The piece was IMO never worn and is void of any damage: all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' are present and/or nicely preserved. It just shows some truly minimal age ie. staining. The piece comes on its original (and functional) long-sized pin (see pictures). It should be noted that these attractive, golden-toned- (ie. 'feuervergoldeter') WH (Kriegsmarine) visor-cap-eagles (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmützen') can easily be graded 'scarce': hard to find a more nicely preserved example for a better price!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - neatly maker- (ie. \'F&R\'-) marked- and/or: \'semi-hollow-back\'-pattern example of an: \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\' as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Frank u. Reif\' This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - neatly maker- (ie. 'F&R'-) marked- and/or: 'semi-hollow-back'-pattern example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze' as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Frank & Reif', in overall very nice, (albeit IMO only minimally used ie. worn-) condition. This example is executed in darker-, bronze-toned zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') as to be expected and truly retains most of its original applied (somewhat matted-) finish and retains a superb age-patina (it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished). The - minimally converse-shaped- award naturally retains its period (and/or fully unaltered-) catch (-set-up) as can be seen on the pictures and shows as such all the charateristics of an IAB that was produced by the: 'Frank u. Reif'-company based in the town of Stuttgart. It is a typical example showing all features seen with badges by this desirable maker. The piece has naturally a functional-, steel-based pin as usually encountered with pieces by this maker: of additional interest is the fact that these particular awards show a spelling-mistake in the makers-designation: they show the text: 'Fank & Reif' on their back (see pictures). Simply a very attractive and/or honest, IAB 'hollow-back'-pattern example by a desirable maker!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - neatly maker- (ie. \'F.L.L.\'-) marked example of an: \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\', being a detailed example as was produced by the maker: \'Friedrich Linden\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - neatly maker- (ie. 'F.L.L.'-) marked example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or IAB in silver) as was produced by the desirable maker: 'Friedrich Linden', that comes in an overall very nice, (albeit IMO minimally used ie. worn-) condition. This example is executed in (fairly tarnished-) silverished, zinc-based metal (ie.'Feinzink') and retains a fair bit of its silverish finish: it is however a bit dirty ie. stained but retains nevertheless a nice age-patina (it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished). As stated above does it deals with a typical, zinc-based example (ie. desirable 'variant' having a complete 'crimped-in catch- and/or hinge set-up-') as was produced by the: 'Friedrich Linden'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. It is a typical example showing all features seen with badges by this desirable maker. The piece has naturally a functional catch and/or silver-coloured pin as usually encountered with pieces by this maker. Simply a nice and honest, neatly ‘maker-marked’ silver-class IAB by a desirable maker!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related \'tinnie\', being a non-maker-marked example depicting an SA-dagger, SA-logo and text that reads: \'SA-Brigade 78 - Mittelfr. - Sportfest 1934\' The attractive - and actually most certainly scarcely found! - lapel-pin (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in shiny silver-toned-, tin-based metal and depicts an SA-dagger (showing the motto: 'Alles für Deutschland! '), SA-logo, view of Nürnberg and text that reads: 'SA-Brigade 78 - Mittelfr. - Sportfest 1934' and that was as such intended for an SA-related sports-event that took place in the year 1934. The badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The 'tinnie' retains most of its (fairly shiny-) chromed-silver-coloured finish. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - SA-related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is offered for an interesting price!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related \'tinnie\', being a non-maker-marked example depicting Roman-styled sportsman, swastika and text that simply reads: \'SA-Brigade Mfr. - Sportfest 1933 - Nürnberg\' The attractive - and actually most certainly scarcely found! - early-period day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in somewhat shiny, silver-toned- and tin- (ie. zinc-) based metal and depicts Roman-styled sportsman, swastika-sign and text that simply reads: \'SA-Brigade Mfr. - Sportfest 1933 - Nürnberg\' and that was as such intended for an SA-related sports-event that took place in the year 1933. The badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin-/catch set-up and has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The square-shaped \'tinnie\' retains most of its (fairly shiny-) silver-coloured finish. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - SA-related so-called: \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is offered for an interesting price!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - single-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\'), showing a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - single-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange'), showing the ribbon for a so-called: 'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille' (or: German-Italian campaign medal). The ribbon is of the regular (ie. larger-), ribbon-bar-size and measures approximately 2,5 cms. as is more often encountered. The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not backed but comes mounted on a metal-based 'back-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive and desirable 'Band-/Feldspange' that is not that often offered for sale: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - single-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\'), showing a: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\' (or: air-raid warden medal 2nd class) This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - single-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange'), showing the ribbon for a so-called: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe' (or: air-raid warden medal 2nd class). The ribbon is of the regular (ie. larger-), ribbon-bar-size and measures approximately 2,5 cms. as is more often encountered. The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is nicely backed with a piece of black-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive and desirable 'Band-/Feldspange' that is not that often offered for sale: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - smaller-sized-, WH instruction-booklet- ie. manual entitled: \'Der Karabiner 98 k. und seine Handhabung\' (= instruction-/training manual for the K98 rifle) This is a truly nicely preserved example of the scarcely encountered WH (soft-covered-) instruction-booklet (ie. manual- or: 'Betriebsanleitung'), entitled: 'Der Karabiner 98 k. und seine Handhabung' (or instruction-/training manual for the K98 rifle), that comes in an overall very nice- (and/or only minimally used ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. The small-sized booklet - only sized: 15 x 10,5 cms. - is dated '1936' (on its cover) and is fully complete and retains all its 115 pages - containing various (ie. 56!) 'glossy' illustrations ie. detailed photographs - and is just a tiny bit yellowed caused by normal age ie. storage. It also shows some truly minimal staining on the cover (see pictures) but is naturally fully complete and/or functional. The neat booklet provides the reader with text and illustrations providing a complete insight 'on how to properly use the standard WH rifle (or K98) and all its accesoiries' (including the various types of ammunition, cleaning-kit and/or bayonet, something that was of course deemed needed in the German army!). These sought-after publications were not 'standard issue' but had to be privately acquired by the soldiers ie. NCO's and officers. Simply a very nice and scarcely encountered publication. Simply a great addition to any field-gear/mannequin set-up that is IMO priced according to its very nice and virtually mint-/unissued condition!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) (early- ie. pre-war-period-) white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greyish-/bluish-green-coloured background This is an attractive - and not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) (early- ie. pre-war-period-) white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schiffchen') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a greyish-/bluish-green-coloured background, that comes in an overall very nice (IMO virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The eagle is executed in white-coloured linnen on a greyish-/bluish-green-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background and saw usage directly after the 'Reichswehr'-period (I deem around 1935/36). It should be noted that especially these early-type cap-eagles are nowadays not easily encountered: something that merits IMO my asking-price. The piece was never mounted onto a cap and was naturally never pre-folded nor trimmed: it comes as 'straightly cut of the role' and just show some minimal fraying on the sides as more often encountered. Simply a very nice early-period-, 'Adler für Schiffchen' that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) (early- ie. pre-war-period-) white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greyish-/bluish-green-coloured background This is an attractive - and not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) (early- ie. pre-war-period-) white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schiffchen') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a greyish-/bluish-green-coloured background, that comes in an overall very nice (IMO virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The eagle is executed in white-coloured linnen on a greyish-/bluish-green-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background and saw usage directly after the 'Reichswehr'-period (I deem around 1935/36). It should be noted that especially these early-type cap-eagles are nowadays not easily encountered: something that merits IMO my asking-price. The piece was never mounted onto a cap and was naturally never pre-folded nor trimmed: it comes as 'straightly cut of the role' and just show some minimal fraying on the sides as more often encountered. Simply a very nice early-period-, 'Adler für Schiffchen' that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) (early- ie. pre-war-period-) white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greyish-/bluish-green-coloured background This is an attractive - and not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) (early- ie. pre-war-period-) white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schiffchen') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a greyish-/bluish-green-coloured background, that comes in an overall very nice (IMO virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The eagle is executed in white-coloured linnen on a greyish-/bluish-green-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background and saw usage directly after the 'Reichswehr'-period (I deem around 1935/36). It should be noted that especially these early-type cap-eagles are nowadays not easily encountered: something that merits IMO my asking-price. The piece was never mounted onto a cap and was naturally never pre-folded nor trimmed: it comes as 'straightly cut of the role'. Simply a very nice early-period-, 'Adler für Schiffchen' that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) (very early- ie. pre-war-period-) white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greyish-/bluish-green-coloured background This is an attractive - and truly not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) (very early- ie. most certainly pre-war-period-) white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schiffchen') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a greyish-/bluish-green-coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-) condition. The eagle is executed in white-coloured linnen on a typical greyish-/bluish-green-coloured (and also linnen-based) background and saw usage directly after the 'Reichswehr'-period (I deem around 1935/36). It should be noted that especially these early-type cap-eagles are nowadays not that easily encountered: something that merits my asking-price. The piece was never mounted onto a cap and was naturally never pre-folded nor trimmed: it comes as 'straightly cut of the role'. Simply a very nice early-period-, 'Adler für Schiffchen' that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved (and I deem early-war-period example) as was produced by the: \'Otto Schickle\'-company This is a nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-marker-marked- (and I deem fairly early-war-period) example as was produced by the: 'Otto Schickle'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and presumably issued- albeit hardly or even never worn nor mounted-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows a fully undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued albeit hardly worn: it shows, however, some regular storage-age ie. dust only). The attractive piece came together with its 'virtually mint'- and/or never confectioned (ie. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just a bit 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit dusty). Simply a very attractive 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse' that was produced by the by the: 'Otto Schickle'-company and that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved (non-maker-marked and early-war-period example) as was produced by the: \'Otto Schickle\'-company This is a very nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-marker-marked- (and I deem fairly early-war-period) example as was produced by the: 'Otto Schickle'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and presumably issued- albeit hardly or even never worn nor mounted-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows a fully undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued albeit hardly worn: it shows, however, some regular storage-age ie. dust only). The attractive piece came together with its 'virtually mint'- and/or never confectioned (ie. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just a bit 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit dusty). Simply a very attractive 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse' that was produced by the by the: 'Otto Schickle'-company and that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'24\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'AG der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller\' This is a fully untouched and still nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '24'-) marked example as was produced by the company: 'Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller' as was based in the town of Hanau am Main (ie. 'Hersteller 24') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued and/or moderately worn: it shows some regular age, wear and/or staining). The attractive piece came together with its folded and minimally confectioned (ie. 15 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just truly 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit stained ie. dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' that was produced by the by the: 'AG der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller'!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'24\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'AG der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller\' This is a fully untouched and still nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '24'-) marked example as was produced by the company: 'Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller' as was based in the town of Hanau am Main (ie. 'Hersteller 24') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued but that it was never mounted nor worn: it shows some regular age, wear and/or staining). The attractive piece came together with its folded and non-confectioned (ie. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just truly 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit stained ie. dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' that was produced by the by the: 'AG der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller'!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'24\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'AG der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller\' This is a neat - and fully untouched and still nicely preserved! - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. \'24\'-) marked example as was produced by the company: \'Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller\' as was based in the town of Hanau am Main (ie. \'Hersteller 24\') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat \'satin-like\'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section. The cross shows some regular age, wear and/or staining and comes together with its once-mounted, folded and confectioned (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschitt\') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just truly \'tarnished\' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit stained ie. dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' that was produced by the by the: \'AG der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller\'!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'93\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Richard Simm & Söhne\'-company This is a fully untouched and still nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '93'-) marked example as was produced by the company: 'Richard Simm & Söhne' as was based in the town of Gablonz a/d N. (ie. 'Hersteller 93') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued but that it was never mounted nor worn: it shows some regular age, wear and/or staining). The attractive piece came together with its folded and non-confectioned (ie. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. The piece truly retains a fair bit of its polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just truly 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit stained ie. dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' that was produced by the by the: 'Richard Simm & Söhne'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'93\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Richard Simm & Söhne\'-company This is a very attractive - and fully untouched and still nicely preserved! - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. \'93\'-) marked example as was produced by the company: \'Richard Simm & Söhne\' as was based in the town of Gablonz a/d N. (ie. \'Hersteller 93\') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat \'satin-like\'-) patina and shows a fully undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued and mounted but hardly worn: it shows some regular age, wear and/or staining). The attractive piece came together with its folded and confectioned (ie. approximately 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschitt\') as issued and/or stored for decades. The piece retains some of its polished sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\') as can be noticed on the pictures. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just minimally \'tarnished\' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit stained ie. dusty). Simply a very attractive, maker-marked \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' that was produced by the by the: \'Richard Simm & Söhne\'-company and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved (albeit non-maker-marked) example as was produced by the: \'Berg & Nolte\'-company This is a nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-marker-marked- (and I deem fairly early-war-period) example as was produced by the: 'Berg & Nolte'-company (ie. 'Hersteller 40') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and presumably issued- albeit hardly or even never worn nor mounted-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows a fully undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued albeit hardly worn: it shows, however, some regular storage-age ie. dust only). The attractive piece came together with its 'virtually mint'- and/or never confectioned (ie. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just a bit 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit dusty). Simply an attractive 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' that was produced by the by the: 'Berg & Nolte'-company and that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved (and clearly maker- ie. \'122\'-marked) example as was produced by the: \'J.J. Stahl\'-company This is a fully untouched and nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '122'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'J.J. Stahl'-company based in the town of Strasbourg (ie. 'Hersteller 122') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- albeit hardly or even never worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued albeit hardly worn: it shows, however, some regular storage-age ie. dust only). The attractive piece came together with its folded and minimally confectioned (ie. 15 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' that was produced by the by the unusually found: 'J.J. Stahl'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved (and clearly maker- ie. \'122\'-marked) example as was produced by the: \'J.J. Stahl\'-company This is a fully untouched - and truly nicely preserved! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '122'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'J.J. Stahl'-company based in the town of Strasbourg (ie. 'Hersteller 122') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- albeit hardly or even never worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued albeit hardly worn: it shows, however, some regular storage-age ie. dust only). The attractive piece came together with its folded and minimally confectioned (ie. approximately 20 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just a tiny bit 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit dusty). The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved (and clearly maker- ie. \'122\'-marked) example as was produced by the: \'J.J. Stahl\'-company This is a fully untouched - and truly nicely preserved! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '122'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'J.J. Stahl'-company based in the town of Strasbourg (ie. 'Hersteller 122') and that came together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- albeit hardly or even never worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued albeit hardly worn: it shows, however, some regular storage-age ie. dust only). The attractive piece came together with its folded and non-confectioned (ie. approximately 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just a tiny bit 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit dusty). The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved (and clearly maker- ie. \'122\'-marked) example as was produced by the: \'J.J. Stahl\'-company This is a fully untouched - and truly nicely preserved! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '122'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'J.J. Stahl'-company based in the town of Strasbourg (ie. 'Hersteller 122') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- albeit hardly or even never worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued albeit hardly worn: it shows, however, some regular storage-age ie. dust only). The attractive piece came together with its folded albeit unconfectioned (ie. approximately 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just a tiny bit 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit dusty). The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved (and clearly maker- ie. \'3\'-marked) example as was produced by the: \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company This is a fully untouched - and truly nicely preserved! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '3'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid (ie. 'Hersteller 3') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and surely issued- albeit hardly or even never worn- nor mounted), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows a totally undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued albeit hardly worn: it shows, however, some regular storage-age ie. dust only). The attractive piece - that still retains most of its period-applied 'hochpolierte Kanten' - came together with its folded albeit unconfectioned (ie. approximately 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just a tiny bit 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit dusty). The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved (and clearly maker- ie. \'40\'-marked) example as was produced by the: \'Berg & Nolte\'-company This is a fully untouched and nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '40'-) marked (and I deem fairly early-war-period) example as was produced by the: 'Berg & Nolte'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid (ie. 'Hersteller 40') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- albeit hardly or even never worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an almost undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued albeit hardly worn: it shows, however, some regular storage-age ie. dust only). The attractive piece came together with its folded and minimally confectioned (ie. 18 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' that was produced by the by the: 'Berg & Nolte'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved (and clearly maker- ie. \'40\'-marked) example as was produced by the: \'Berg & Nolte\'-company This is a fully untouched - and truly nicely preserved! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '40'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'Berg & Nolte'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid (ie. 'Hersteller 3') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and surely issued- albeit hardly or even never worn- nor mounted), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows a totally undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued albeit hardly worn: it shows, however, some regular storage-age ie. dust only). The attractive piece - that still retains almost all of its period-applied 'hochpolierte Kanten' - came together with its folded albeit unconfectioned (ie. approximately 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just a tiny bit 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit dusty). The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved (and clearly maker- ie. \'55\'-marked) example as was produced by the: \'J.E. Hammer & Söhne\'-company This is a fully untouched and nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '55'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne'-company based in the town of Geringswalde (ie. 'Hersteller 55') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- albeit hardly or even never worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued albeit hardly worn: it shows, however, some regular storage-age ie. dust only). The attractive piece came together with its folded and minimally confectioned (ie. 15 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' that was produced by the by the: 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved (and clearly maker- ie. \'75\'-marked) example as was produced by a to date unidentified maker This is a fully untouched - and truly nicely preserved! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '75'-) marked example as was produced by a to date still unidentified maker (possibly 'Julius Maurer') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- albeit hardly or even never worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued albeit hardly worn: it shows, however, some regular storage-age ie. dust only). The attractive piece came together with its folded- and confectioned (ie. approximately 18 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit dusty). The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive 'EK II. Klasse' by a to date unidentified maker that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved and clearly maker- (ie. \'128\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'S. Jablonski GmbH\'-company This is a fully untouched and still nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '128'-) marked example as was produced by the (unusually seen!): 'S. Jablonski GmbH'-company based in the town of Posen (ie. 'Hersteller 128') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'matted'-) patina and shows a (almost) undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued and/or moderately worn: it shows some regular age, wear and/or staining and shows some minimal paint-loss on its back). The attractive piece came together with its folded and/or confectioned (and approx. 15 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just a tiny bit 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit stained ie. dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' that was produced by the by the: 'S. Jablonski GmbH'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved and clearly maker- (ie. \'15\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Friedrich Orth\'-company This is a fully untouched and still nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '15'-) marked example as was produced by the (Austrian-based): 'Friedrich Orth'-company based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) (ie. 'Hersteller 15') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'matted'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued and/or moderately worn: it shows some regular age, wear and/or staining). The attractive piece came together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. Moreover, did this piece come with its accompanying single-pieced 'Feld- o. Banspange' (ie. ribbon-bar). As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just a tiny bit 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit stained ie. dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' that was produced by the by the: 'Friedrich Orth'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved and clearly maker- (ie. \'55\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'J.E. Hammer & Söhne\'-company This is a fully untouched and nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '55'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne'-company based in the town of Geringswalde (ie. 'Hersteller 55') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued and/or moderately worn: it shows some regular age, wear and/or staining. The attractive piece came together with its folded and minimally confectioned (ie. 15 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit stained ie. dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' that was produced by the by the: 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved and clearly maker- (ie. \'55\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'J.E. Hammer & Söhne\'-company This is a fully untouched and nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '55'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne'-company based in the town of Geringswalde (ie. 'Hersteller 55') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued and/or moderately worn: it shows some regular age, wear and/or minimal rust-staining. The attractive piece came together with its folded and confectioned (ie. 15 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit rust-stained ie. dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' that was produced by the by the: 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved and clearly maker- (ie. \'55\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'J.E. Hammer & Söhne\'-company This is a fully untouched and still nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '55'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne'-company based in the town of Geringswalde (ie. 'Hersteller 55') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued and/or moderately worn: it shows some regular age, wear and/or staining). The attractive piece came together with its folded and minimally confectioned (ie. 15 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just truly 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit stained ie. dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' that was produced by the by the: 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved and clearly maker- (ie. \'55\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'J.E. Hammer & Söhne\'-company This is a fully untouched and still nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '55'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne'-company based in the town of Geringswalde (ie. 'Hersteller 55') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued and/or moderately worn: it shows some regular age, wear and/or staining). The attractive piece came together with its folded and minimally confectioned (ie. 15 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just truly 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit stained ie. dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' that was produced by the by the: 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved and clearly maker- (ie. \'55\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'J.E. Hammer & Söhne\'-company This is a fully untouched and still nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '55'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne'-company based in the town of Geringswalde (ie. 'Hersteller 55') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows a fully undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued and/or moderately worn: it shows some regular age, wear and/or staining). The attractive piece came together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just a tiny bit 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit stained ie. dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' that was produced by the by the: 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved and clearly maker- (ie. \'55\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'J.E. Hammer & Söhne\'-company This is a fully untouched and still nicely preserved example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. \'55\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'J.E. Hammer & Söhne\'-company based in the town of Geringswalde (ie. \'Hersteller 55\') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat \'satin-like\'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued and/or moderately worn: it shows some regular age, wear and/or staining). The attractive piece came together with its folded and minimally confectioned (ie. approx. 20 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschitt\') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just truly \'tarnished\' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit stained ie. dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' that was produced by the by the: \'J.E. Hammer & Söhne\'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - (pre)WWI-period commemorative- and/or railways-related brooch (ie. \'Dienstauszeichnung\') aka: \'Erinnerungszeichen der preußischen Staatseisenbahn für 25 Jahre Treue Dienste\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - (pre)WWI-period commemorative- and/or railways-related brooch (ie. 'Dienstauszeichnung') aka: 'Erinnerungszeichen der preußischen Staatseisenbahn für 25 Jahre Treue Dienste' being a genuine silver-based- and/or nicely marker- (ie. 'Joh. Wagner u. Söhne'-) marked, example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- and/or worn-), condition. The - high-quality! - piece is executed in genuine silver-based metal (and is also accordingly stamped with an '800'-silver-contents marking (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes mounted on its functional (and non-altered) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a neat commoratie and 'preußischen Staatseisenbahn'-related 'Dienstbrosche'!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres Panzer-related-) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (or DKiG ie. German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall very nice (ie. issued- and/or minimally worn-), condition This is a truly attractive - and IMO issued and not that easily found - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres Panzer-related) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold' (or DKiG ie. German Cross in gold), that comes in an overall very nice (ie. issued- and/or minimally worn-), condition. The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion - has a black-coloured- (ie. typical 'Panzer'-type-) woolen-based background, signifying that it was a piece that was awarded to a Panzer-soldier. The piece was clearly worn and was carefully tunic-removed and shows some minimal age and wear (as can be seen on the with thin-shaped paper (something that is more often seen). Still a very nice example of a high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'! - that IMO is accordingly priced. Simply a stunning ‘Panzer’-related example that is actually very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a detailed, bright-red-coloured example showing an: \'RzM - M1/8\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured without showing the normally seen 'reflection' is just somewhat 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear. It is a truly detailed example showing an: 'RzM - M1/8'-marking on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was never cleaned and is still a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever (it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive 'standard-issued'-pattern example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - smaller-sized WH instruction-booklet entitled: \'Das indirekte Richten der schweren Machinengewehre\' This is attractive example of the - most certainly not that often found! - smaller-sized- and soft-covered \'Wehrmacht\'-instruction-booklet (aka: \'S.M.G. Bilderbuch\') and that is entitled: \'Das indirekte Richten der schweren Machinengewehre\' (or: instruction-/training-manual focusing at aiming with heavy machineguns) that is dated: \'1934\' and that comes in a nice- albeit used and/or minimally damaged, condition. The smaller-sized booklet (actually more some sort of photo-book) - which is sized: 17 x 10 cms. - is almost complete and retains all its 80 (plus) pages - containing various (ie. 73 plus) neat illustrations ie. detailed photgraphs - and is just somewhat yellowed caused by normal age ie. storage. As stated is it, however, minimally damaged: it misses a part of the first page (it is however fully complete and/or functional). As possibly known has this booklet been also reproduced: this is naturally a fine original and period example. The booklet provides the reader with text and illustrations with a complete insight in: \'how to properly use the standard heavy machine-gun or: \'S.M.G.\' and all its accesoiries\' (including instructions on \'how to properly aim\', something that was of course deemed needed in the German army!). These sought-after publications were not \'standard issue\' but had to be privately-acquired by the soldiers ie. NCO\'s and officers: this example also bears on the inside of the cover a glued-in \'sticker\' from the previous owner (a certain: \'Oberleutnant Balthasar\'). Simply a great addition to any field-gear-/mannequin set-up that is (I deem) accordingly priced taken into account its slightly damaged condition!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - Waffen-SS so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'11. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (ie. \'Nordland\') This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS, so-called: \'RzM\'-styled, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the \'four-armed, open sunwheel\' insignia as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the: \'11. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (ie. \'Nordland\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the rarer tabs of the series and is as stated above (presumably) never used nor worn (it originated with certainty from one of the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. \'smooth\'-type ie. \'moleskin\'-based-) background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or yellowish-beige-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tab does show the white-coloured stitching on its back as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab that was worn by the European volunteers: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - WH (Heeres ie. LW etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and entirely \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as executed in green-coloured linnen being a maker-marked, 95 cms.-sized (and \'1942\'-dated) example This is a truly very attractive - and I deem only truly minimally used - example of an early- ie. mid-war-period, WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) 'tropical-issued'- and/or entirely 'web-based' belt (ie. 'Koppelriemen') as was executed in greenish-coloured and/or woven linnen (ie. 'webbing') and having a web-based tongue, being a neat example that is approximately 95 cms. sized and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. most certainly issued- albeit only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The belt shows a blue-inked makers'-designation- ie. date-stamp of which I can only make-out the date: '1942' (as can be seen on the pictures). The belts' tongue is as stated fabricated in typical, greenish-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was hardly used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional. It also shows an inked size-stamp under the tongue (that reads: '95'). The metal-based catch retains all of its greenish- ie. typical field-grey-coloured finish. Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive example: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved 'Heeres' ie. 'Luftwaffe'-type belt-buckle to complete it. I deem that this nicely preserved example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - WH (Heeres ie. LW etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and entirely \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as executed in greenish-coloured linnen being a non-maker-marked and 90 cms.-sized example This is an attractive - and I deem only truly minimally used - example of an early- (ie. mid-) war-period, WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) 'tropical-issued'- and/or entirely 'web-based' belt (ie. 'Koppelriemen') as was executed in greenish-coloured and/or woven linnen (ie. 'webbing') and having a web-based tongue, being a neat example that is approximately 90 cms. sized and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. most certainly issued- albeit only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The belt is totally void of a makers'-designation but does show an inked size-stamp under the tongue (that reads: '90') as can be seen on the pictures. The belts' tongue is as stated fabricated in typical, greenish-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was hardly used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional. The metal-based catch retains most (ie. almost all) of its greenish- ie. typical field-grey-coloured finish. Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive example: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved 'Heeres' ie. 'Luftwaffe'-type belt-buckle to complete it. I deem that this nicely preserved example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - WH (Heeres ie. LW etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and entirely \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as executed in greenish-tan-coloured linnen being a (vaguely) maker-marked and/or 100 cms.-sized example This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally used - example of a WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and/or entirely \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as was executed in greenish-tan-coloured and/or neatly woven linnen (ie. \'webbing\') and having a linnen-based tongue, being a neat example that is approximately 100 cms. sized and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. most certainly issued- albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The belt shows a (vaguely present) stamped makers\'-designation (which is impossible to decypher as can be seen on the pictures) and does show an inked size-stamp under the tongue (that reads: \'100\') as can be seen on the pictures. The belts\'-tongue is as stated fabricated in typical, greenish-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was just moderately used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional. The metal-based catch retains most (ie. almost all) of its greenish- ie. typical field-grey-coloured finish. Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive example: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved \'Heeres\' ie. \'Luftwaffe\'-type belt-buckle to complete it. I deem that this very nicely preserved (and fairly long-sized!) example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - WH (Heeres ie. LW etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and entirely \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as executed in greenish-tan-coloured linnen being a maker-marked and/or 110 cms.-sized example This is an attractive - early-pattern and I deem only moderately used - example of (I deem) early- war-period, WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and/or partly \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as was executed in greenish-tan-coloured and/or neatly woven linnen (ie. \'webbing\') and having a linnen-based tongue, being a neat example that is approximately 110 cms. sized and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. most certainly issued- albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The belt shows a (vaguely present) stamped makers\'-designation (which is impossible to decypher as can be seen on the pictures) and does show an inked size-stamp under the tongue (that reads: \'110\') as can be seen on the pictures. The belts\'-tongue is as stated fabricated in typical, greenish-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was just moderately used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional. The metal-based catch retains most (ie. almost all) of its greenish- ie. typical field-grey-coloured finish. Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive (and early-period!) example: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved \'Heeres\' ie. \'Luftwaffe\'-type belt-buckle to complete it. I deem that this very nicely preserved (and long-sized!) example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - WH (Heeres ie. LW etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and entirely \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as executed in greenish-tan-coloured linnen being a maker-marked and/or 95 cms.-sized example This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally used - example of (I deem) early- (ie. mid-) war-period, WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) 'tropical-issued'- and/or entirely 'web-based' belt (ie. 'Koppelriemen') as was executed in greenish-tan-coloured and/or neatly woven linnen (ie. 'webbing') and having a web-based tongue, being a neat example that is approximately 95 cms. sized and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. most certainly issued- albeit only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The belt shows a (vaguely present) stamped makers'-designation (which is impossible to decypher as can be seen on the pictures) and does show an inked size-stamp under the tongue (that reads: '95') as can be seen on the pictures. The belts'-tongue is as stated fabricated in typical, yellowish-tan-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was hardly used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional. The metal-based catch retains most (ie. almost all) of its greenish- ie. typical field-grey-coloured finish. Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive example: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved 'Heeres' ie. 'Luftwaffe'-type belt-buckle to complete it. I deem that this nicely preserved example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - WH (Heeres ie. LW etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and entirely \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as executed in yellowish-tan-coloured linnen being a maker-marked and/or 90 cms.-sized example This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally used - example of (I deem) early- (ie. mid-) war-period, WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) 'tropical-issued'- and/or entirely 'web-based' belt (ie. 'Koppelriemen') as was executed in yellowish-tan-coloured and/or neatly woven linnen (ie. 'webbing') and having a web-based tongue, being a neat example that is approximately 90 cms. sized and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. most certainly issued- albeit only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The belt shows a clearly stamped makers'-designation (which is hard to decypher as can be seen on the pictures) and does show an inked size-stamp under the tongue (that reads: '90') as can be seen on the pictures. The belts'-tongue is as stated fabricated in typical, yellowish-tan-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was hardly used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional. The metal-based catch retains most (ie. almost all) of its greenish- ie. typical field-grey-coloured finish. Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive example: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved 'Heeres' ie. 'Luftwaffe'-type belt-buckle to complete it. I deem that this nicely preserved example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - WH (Heeres ie. LW etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and entirely \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as executed in yellowish-tan-coloured linnen being a maker-marked and/or approx. 85 cms.-sized example This is an attractive - and clearly- ie. moderately used - example of a WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) 'tropical-issued'- and/or entirely 'web-based' belt (ie. 'Koppelriemen') as was executed in yellowish- ie. tan-coloured and/or neatly woven linnen (ie. 'webbing') and having an equally linnen-based tongue, being a neat example that is approximately 85 cms. sized and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. most certainly issued- and clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The belt show a makers'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures) and does also show an inked size-stamp: these are, however, almost entirely 'washed-away' over the years and cannot be decyphered anymore (as can be seen on the pictures). The belts'-tongue is as stated above also fabricated in typical, natural- ie. beige-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was just moderately used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional: just some minimal rust-stainng is visible. The metal-based catch retains most of its greenish- ie. typical field-grey-coloured finish. Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive example for a more interesting price: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved 'Heeres' ie. 'Luftwaffe'-type belt-buckle to complete it. I deem that this clearly used but nevertheless nicely preserved example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - WH (Heeres ie. LW etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and partly \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as executed in greenish-tan-coloured linnen being a maker-marked and/or 105 cms.-sized example This is an attractive - early-pattern and I deem only moderately used - example of (I deem) early- war-period, WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) 'tropical-issued'- and/or partly 'web-based' belt (ie. 'Koppelriemen') as was executed in greenish-tan-coloured and/or neatly woven linnen (ie. 'webbing') and having a leather-based tongue, being a neat example that is approximately 105 cms. sized and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. most certainly issued- albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The belt shows a (vaguely present) stamped makers'-designation (which is impossible to decypher as can be seen on the pictures) and does show an inked size-stamp under the tongue (that reads: '105') as can be seen on the pictures. The belts'-tongue is as stated fabricated in typical, natural-coloured leather (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was just moderately used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional. The metal-based catch retains most (ie. almost all) of its greenish- ie. typical field-grey-coloured finish. Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive (and early-period!) example: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved 'Heeres' ie. 'Luftwaffe'-type belt-buckle to complete it. I deem that this nicely preserved example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - WH (Heeres ie. LW etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and partly \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as executed in yellowish-tan-coloured linnen being a non-maker-marked and/or 85 cms.-sized example This is an attractive - and I deem only moderately used - example of a WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and/or partly \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as was executed in yellowish- ie. tan-coloured and/or neatly woven linnen (ie. \'webbing\') and having a leather-based tongue, being a neat example that is approximately 85 cms. sized and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. most certainly issued- albeit just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The belt is totally void of a makers\'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures) and does just show an inked size-stamp (that reads: \'85\') as can be seen on the pictures. The belts\'-tongue is as stated fabricated in typical, natural- ie. brownish-coloured leather (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was just moderately used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional. The metal-based catch retains most of its greenish- ie. typical field-grey-coloured finish. Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive example for a more interesting price: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved \'Heeres\' ie. \'Luftwaffe\'-type belt-buckle to complete it. I deem that this nicely preserved example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - WH (Heeres ie. LW etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and partly \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as executed in yellowish-tan-coloured linnen being a non-maker-marked and/or 90 cms.-sized example This is an attractive - and I deem only moderately used - example of a WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) 'tropical-issued'- and/or partly 'web-based' belt (ie. 'Koppelriemen') as was executed in yellowish- ie. tan-coloured and/or neatly woven linnen (ie. 'webbing') and having a leather-based tongue, being a neat example that is approximately 90 cms. sized and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. most certainly issued- albeit just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The belt is totally void of a makers'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures) and does just show an impressed size-stamp (that reads: '90') on the leather-based tongue as can be seen on the pictures. The belts'-tongue is as stated fabricated in typical, natural- ie. brownish-coloured leather (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was just moderately used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional. The metal-based catch retains most of its greenish- ie. typical field-grey-coloured finish. Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive example for a more interesting price: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved 'Heeres' ie. 'Luftwaffe'-type belt-buckle to complete it. I deem that this nicely preserved example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - WH (Heeres ie. LW etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and partly \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as executed in yellowish-tan-coloured linnen being an \'RBn.\'-numbered and/or 85 cms.-sized example This is an attractive - and I deem hardly used - example of a WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and/or partly \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as was executed in yellowish-green- ie. tan-coloured and/or neatly woven linnen (ie. \'webbing\') and having a leather-based tongue, being a neat example that is approximately 85 cms. sized and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. most certainly issued- albeit hardly used- ie. worn-), condition. The belt is totally void of a makers\'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures) and does just show an inked \'RBn.\'-number (that reads: \'0/0664/0005\' or alike and asize-stamp (that reads: \'85\') as can be seen on the pictures. The belts\'-tongue is as stated fabricated in typical, black- ie. brownish-coloured leather (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was just moderately used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional. The metal-based catch retains most of its greenish- ie. typical field-grey-coloured finish. Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive example for a more interesting price: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved \'Heeres\' ie. \'Luftwaffe\'-type belt-buckle to complete it. I deem that this nicely preserved example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - WH (Heeres ie. LW etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and partly \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as executed in yellowish-tan-coloured linnen being an \'RBn.\'-numbered and/or 85 cms.-sized example This is an attractive - and I deem hardly used - example of a WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and/or partly \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as was executed in yellowish-green- ie. tan-coloured and/or neatly woven linnen (ie. \'webbing\') and having a leather-based tongue, being a neat example that is approximately 85 cms. sized and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. most certainly issued- albeit hardly used- ie. worn-), condition. The belt is totally void of a makers\'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures) and does just show an inked \'RBn.\'-number (that reads: \'0/0664/0005\' or alike and asize-stamp (that reads: \'85\') as can be seen on the pictures. The belts\'-tongue is as stated fabricated in typical, black- ie. brownish-coloured leather (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was just moderately used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional. The metal-based catch retains most of its greenish- ie. typical field-grey-coloured finish. Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive example for a more interesting price: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved \'Heeres\' ie. \'Luftwaffe\'-type belt-buckle to complete it. I deem that this nicely preserved example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - WH (Kriegsmarine) EM- (ie. NCO- evt. officers\'-) pattern visor-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schirmmütze\') being a neatly hand-embroidered example that comes in a clearly worn- ie. carefully cap-removed-, condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO- and/or eventually officers'-) pattern visor-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere (uo. Offiziere) der Kriegsmarine') being a neatly hand-embroidered example as executed in golden-yellow-toned 'Cellueon'-based material and that comes mounted onto a typical darker-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes - I deem - in a moderately worn- ie. carefully cap-removed-, condition. This example is executed in bright-golden-toned 'Cellueon'-based material on a 'smooth'-type, woolen- and/or darker-blue-coloured background and has an approximate 'wingspan' of 7,2 cms.: it is, however, not backed and does show some moth-damage on its backing (as can be seen on the pictures). Nevertheless, still an attractive - and most certainly not that easily found! - piece of Kriegsmarine-related, visor-cap-insignia that would nicely fit to restore any naval visor-cap!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - WH (Kriegsmarine) EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern visor-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schirmmütze\') being a neatly machine-embroidered example that comes in a moderately worn- ie. carefully cap-removed-, condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern visor-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Kriegsmarine') being a neatly machine-embroidered example that comes mounted onto a typical darker-blue-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based background and that comes - I deem - in a moderately worn- ie. carefully cap-removed-, condition. This example is executed in bright-golden-toned linnen on a 'smooth'-type, woolen- and/or darker-blue-coloured background and has an approximate 'wingspan' of 7,6 cms.: it is, however, not backed and does show some minimal fraying on its sides (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that easily found! - piece of Kriegsmarine-related, visor-cap-insignia that would nicely fit to restore any naval visor-cap!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - WH binoculars (ie. \'Dienstglas - 6 x 30\') being a yellowish-tan-coloured example bearing the three-digit makers\' code: \'CAG\' and that comes mounted onto its period-attached carrying-strap and cover as issued This is an honest - and with certainty nowadays not that easily found! - piece of personal-WH-equipment: an attractive, 'standard-issue'-pattern, WH binoculars (ie. 'Dienstglas - 6 x 30') as was executed in yellowish-tan-coloured- (ie. tropical-) paint and that comes in full working- and/or undamaged order. The neat pair comes complete as found (having undamaged, reddish-brown-coloured- and 'Bakelite'-based eyecups) and comes without any real damage whatsoever. The piece is, however, clearly used and shows normal traces of wear. The top is neatly marked with a three-digit makers'-code: 'CAG' (signiying that it was produced by the 'Swarovski'-company as based in Wattens in Austria) and has the (undamaged ie. unaltered) inscription: 'Dienstglas': moreover, does it show a unique, engraved serial-number that reads: '122388' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example is completely clear of sight and sharp and would even serve as a 'day-to-day' usable pair of binoculars. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact the piece also has an engraved blue-coloured triangle- (ie. 'KF-' or : 'kalte Fest'-) marking, signifying that is can be used in minus-temperature areas. This example was found as such as issued and/or used and came still mounted onto its functional, brownish-coloured- (and still souple) carrying-strap having a (rubber-based) so-called: 'eye-cup-protector' firmly in place (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and honest piece of WH-equipment that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being a neat zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) specimen as was procuced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'- company This is an attractive - and I deem only moderately used and/or minimally tarnished - so-called: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being a neat non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) version that was (I deem) procuced by the: 'C.E. Juncker'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns a mid- (ie. later-war-) period and zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that has lost most of its silver-coloured finish: the piece has a typical 'zinc-like'- appearance, showing nice detail and/or finish as to be expected. The badge has, however, never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped pin-set-up and/or: modelled catch (both attached on tiny plates) - as only seen on GABs as produced by the: 'C.E. Juncker'-company based in the town of Berlin: it shows a so called 'classic Junckers' pin-/pin-/catch set-up. The neat piece - which is very pronounced and has truly great pronounced detail - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. It was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive - and detailed! - 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB) as was produced by the 'C.E.Juncker'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a neat zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) a maker- (ie. \'A\'-marked-) example as was procuced by the: \'Assmann\'- company This is a very attractive - and IMO only moderately used and/or minimally tarnished - so-called: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a neat maker- (ie. 'A'-marked-) and zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) version that was procuced by the: 'Assmann'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (IMO mid- ie. later-war-period-) zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based- and 'molded'-pattern specimen that retains most of its silver-coloured finish: the piece has a typical 'zinc-like'- appearance, showing nice detail and/or finish as to be expected. The badge has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). The neat piece - which is very pronounced and has truly great pronounced detail - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker: moreover, does it show the 'mold-number' that reads: '1' (as can be seen on the pictures). It was found as such at a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. It was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive - and detailed! - 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) as was produced by the 'Assmann'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a neat zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version as was procuced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'- company This is an attractive - and only moderately used and/or minimally tarnished - so-called: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a neat non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) version that was IMO procuced by the: 'C.E. Juncker'-company, in overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem) mid- ie. later-war-period, zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that has lost most of its silver-coloured finish: the piece has a typical 'zinc-like'- appearance, showing nice detail and/or finish as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped pin-set-up and/or: modelled catch (both attached on tiny plates) - as only seen on GABs as produced by the: 'C.E. Juncker'-company based in the town of Berlin: it shows a so called 'classic Junckers' pin-/pin-/catch set-up. The neat piece - which is very pronounced and has truly great pronounced detail - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. It was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive - and detailed! - 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) as was produced by the 'C.E.Juncker'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a neat zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version as was procuced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'- company This is an attractive - and only moderately used and/or minimally tarnished - so-called: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a neat non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) version that was (I deem) procuced by the: 'C.E. Juncker'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem) mid- ie. later-war-period, zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that has lost most of its silver-coloured finish: the piece has a typical 'zinc-like'- appearance, showing nice detail and/or finish as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped pin-set-up and/or: modelled catch (both attached on tiny plates) - as only seen on GABs as produced by the: 'C.E. Juncker'-company based in the town of Berlin: it shows a so called 'classic Junckers' pin-/pin-/catch set-up. The neat piece - which is very pronounced and has truly great pronounced detail - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German private household and was never before in a collection. It was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive - and detailed! - 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) as was produced by the 'C.E. Juncker'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a neat zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version as was procuced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'- company This is an attractive - and only moderately used and/or minimally tarnished - so-called: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a neat non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) version that was (I deem) procuced by the: 'C.E. Juncker'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem) mid- ie. later-war-period, zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that has lost most of its silver-coloured finish: the piece has a typical 'zinc-like'- appearance, showing nice detail and/or finish as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped pin-set-up and/or: modelled catch (both attached on tiny plates) - as only seen on GABs as produced by the: 'C.E. Juncker'-company based in the town of Berlin: it shows a so called 'classic Junckers' pin-/pin-/catch set-up. The neat piece - which is very pronounced and has truly great pronounced detail - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German private household and was never before in a collection. It was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive - and detailed! - 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) as was produced by the 'C.E. Juncker'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a neat zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version as was procuced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'- company This is an attractive - and only moderately used and/or minimally tarnished - so-called: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a neat (and typical!) non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) version that was (I deem) procuced by the: 'C.E. Juncker'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem) mid- ie. later-war-period, zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that has lost most of its silver-coloured finish: the piece has a typical 'zinc-like'- appearance, showing still nice detail and/or finish as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped pin-set-up and/or: modelled catch (both attached on tiny plates) - as only seen on GABs as produced by the: 'C.E. Juncker'-company based in the town of Berlin: it shows a so called 'classic Junckers' pin-/pin-/catch set-up. The neat piece - which is very pronounced and has truly great pronounced detail - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German private household and was never before in a collection. It was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive - and detailed! - 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) as was produced by the 'C.E. Juncker'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a neat zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version as was procuced by the: \'Karl Wurster\'- company This is an attractive - and IMO moderately used and/or minimally tarnished - so-called: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a neat maker- (ie. 'W'-) marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) version that was procuced by the: 'Karl Wurster'-company, that comes in an overall nice- (and IMO only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (IMO mid- ie. later-war-period-) zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that has lost most of its silver-coloured finish: the piece has a typical 'zinc-like'- appearance, showing nice detail and/or finish as to be expected. The badge has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated is the piece a neatly maker- (ie. small 'W'-) marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped pin-set-up and/or: modelled catch - as only seen on GABs as produced by the: 'Karl Wurster'-company: it is sometimes referred to as the: 'narrow block-hinge variant 1.17.2'. The neat piece - which is very pronounced and has truly great pronounced detail - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German flea-market and was never before part of a collection. It was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive - and detailed! - 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB) as was produced by the 'Karl Wurster'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a neat \'hollow-back\'- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version as was procuced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'- company This is an attractive - and clearly used and/or worn - example of a so-called: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) version that was procuced by the: 'C.E. Juncker'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns a mid- (ie. later-war-)period-) 'hollow-back'- and/or: zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that has lost most of its silver-coloured finish: the piece has a typical 'zinc-like'- appearance, showing nice detail and/or finish as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated above, is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped pin-set-up as only seen on GABs as produced by the: 'C.E. Juncker'-company based in the town of Berlin: it shows a so called 'classic Junckers' pin-set-up. The catch was with certainty period replaced (ie. repaired) as can be seen on the pictures. The neat piece - which is very pronounced and has truly great pronounced detail - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German flea-market and was never before part of a collection. It was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive - and detailed! - 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB) as was produced by the 'C.E.Juncker'-company and that is priced according to its repaired catch!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a neat \'hollow-back\'- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version as was procuced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company This is an attractive - and moderately used and/or worn - example of a so-called: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) version that was procuced by the: 'C.E. Juncker'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns (I deem) a mid- (ie. early-war-)period-) 'hollow-back'- and/or: zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that retains most of its silver- (ie. almost bronze-like) coloured finish: the piece is truly showing nice detail and/or finish as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated above, is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped pin-set-up as only seen on GABs as produced by the: 'C.E. Juncker'-company based in the town of Berlin: it shows a so called 'classic Junckers' pin-set-up. Both pin-(set-up) and catch come in a pristine condition and were never replaced (ie. repaired) as can be seen on the pictures. The neat piece - which is very pronounced and has truly great pronounced detail - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive - and detailed! - 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB) as was produced by the 'C.E.Juncker'-company and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being a typical, unmarked and zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) variant-pattern as was procuced by the: \'Wernstein\'- company This is an attractive - and only moderately used and/or minimally tarnished - so-called: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being a typical, unmarked and zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) variant-pattern as was procuced by the: 'Wernstein'- company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem hardly used ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem) mid- (ie. later-war-)period, zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that retains most of its greyish-silver-coloured finish: the piece has a typical 'zinc-like'-appearance, showing nice detail as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped pin-set-up and/or: modelled catch - as only seen on GABs as produced by the: 'Hermann Wernstein'-company as based in the town of Jena-Löbstedt. The neat piece - which is very pronounced and has truly great pronounced detail - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. Simply an attractive - and detailed! - 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) as was produced by the 'Hermann Wernstein'-company!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'Deutsches Fahrer-Abzeichen\' (ie. \'in Silber\') being a maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\' -) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem issued- and/or moderately used ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WWII-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Fahrerabzeichen' (ie. 'in Silber') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer' -) marked example as executed in silver-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit most certainly issued- and/or moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat - and very detailed award - which comes mounted onto its functional pin- and/or catch (-set-up) - is a superb silver-coloured- and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer'-company as was based in the towns Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt') as can be clearly seen on the pictures. The badge truly retains all of its somewhat darkened silver-toned- (ie. minimally tarnished-) finish and is - I deem - only moderately worn (but was I deem never cleaned nor polished). The piece is naturally a WWII-era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as is visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply an attractive example of this fairly scarcely encountered and/or very decorative award that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'DRB\'- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) cuff-title ie. armband as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern entitled: \'Wehrmacht-Verkehrsdirektion Brüssel\' This is an attractive example of a 'DRB'- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) cuff-title ie. armband as executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and entitled: 'Wehrmacht-Verkehrsdirektion Brüssel' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These unusual pieces were worn on the blue-coloured 'DRB'-tunics and signified membership within the: 'Wehrmacht-Verkehrsdirektion Brüssel' (being one of the central railway-'hotspots' of the German WWII-period 'Reichsbahn' in occupied Europe). The linnen-based armband - which comes in a full-length condition and measures approximately 44 cms. in length - shoes the golden-yellow-toned text on a black-coloured background and was simply never worn nor tunic-attached: it just shows some minimal age- ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. The armband is neatly executed in so-called 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and was most certainly produced by the company: 'Ewald Vorsteher' (= BeVo) based in the town of Wuppertal). Simply a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - DRB-armband: only the third such interesting piece I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Mitte Sachsen\' (being a clearly used- ie. worn example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a \'male\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was most certainly issued and comes (I deem) in a once tunic- (ie. shirt-) attached condtion: it comes in an overall very nice condition but misses its paper-based \'RzM-etiket\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage and moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - male-type \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Mitte Sachsen\' (being a clearly used- ie. worn example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a \'male\'- (and typical early-period!) specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen onto a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was most certainly issued and comes (I deem) in a once tunic- (ie. shirt-) attached condtion: it comes in an overall nice - albeit moderately used! - condition but misses its paper-based \'RzM-etiket\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is a typical early-period example something that can be corroborated by the used early-pattern script - just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage and moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - male-type \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Nord Niedersachsen\' (being a hardly used- nor worn example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a \'male\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was most certainly issued and comes (I deem) in a once tunic- (ie. shirt-) attached condtion: it comes in an overall very nice condition but misses its paper-based \'RzM-etiket\': some remains are, however, clearly present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage and moderate wear and was once glued into an album or scrapbook (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and not that easily found! - male-type \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Nord Niedersachsen\' (being a hardly used- nor worn example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a \'male\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was most certainly issued and comes (I deem) in a once tunic- (ie. shirt-) attached condtion: it misses, however, its paper-based \'RzM-etiket\': some remains are, however, clearly present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage and moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and not that easily found! - male-type \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Süd Bayr. Ostmark\' (being a clearly used- ie. worn example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a \'male\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was most certainly issued and comes (I deem) in a once tunic- (ie. shirt-) attached condtion: it comes in an overall very nice condition but misses its paper-based \'RzM-etiket\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage and moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - male-type \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Kurhessen\' (being a clearly used- ie. worn example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a \'male\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was most certainly issued and comes (I deem) in a once tunic- (ie. shirt-) attached condtion: it comes in an overall very nice condition but misses its paper-based \'RzM-etiket\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage and moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - male-type \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Kurhessen\' (being a moderately used- ie. worn example that still retain its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a \'male\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was most certainly issued and comes (I deem) in a once tunic- (ie. shirt-) attached condtion: it comes in an overall very nice condition and still retains its paper-based \'RzM-etiket\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage and moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - male-type \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or silver IAB), being a clearly maker- (ie. \'L/51\'-) marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version as was procuded by the: \'E.Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found albeit moderately used ie. worn - example of an: \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or silver assault-badge ie. IAB) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'L/51\'-) marked, typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version ie. \'variant\' as was procuded by the: \'E.Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company as based in the town of Frankfurt a.M. and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge is a non-vaulted- ie. typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that retains most of its period-applied silver-coloured finish: it has a typical, \'zinc-like\'-age-patina as more often seen with IABs by this maker. This particular example comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured) pin which shows a typical mounting and/or \'wrap-around\'-type catch as to be expected. The piece is very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has surely been used and shows some wear ie. dirt on some the obvious higher-placed areas: it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. The maker of this particular IAB is the: \'E.Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company as based in the town of Frankfurt am Main. The piece retains a clearly visible makers\'-mark ie. logo on the lower left corner on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). In any case a very attractive and honest IAB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t.D.\') being a \'thicker-shaped\'-pattern, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that comes mounted onto a so-called: \'Einzelspange\' This is an attractive - and I deem most certainly issued but hardly worn - example of a so-called: 'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' (ie. '3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste') being a (light) golden-bronze-toned, 'thicker-shaped'-pattern, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that comes period-mounted onto a so-called: 'Einzelspange' and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most of its somewhat lighter-toned, golden-bronze-coloured finish: it truly has great pronounced detail and retains a fully undamaged and preserved finish (without showing any damage or alike). It hardly shows wear nor age but is minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) simply caused by years of storage only. The piece is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool and came of course mounted onto its (covered) backing-plate' as is more often seen. The brown-white-coloured ribbon shows hardly any usage nor staining. Hard to find a more attractive example of this desirable 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t.D.\') being a \'thicker-shaped\'-pattern, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that comes mounted onto a so-called: \'Einzelspange\' This is an attractive - and I deem most certainly issued but hardly used nor worn - example of a so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste\') being a (reddish) bronze-toned, \'thicker-shaped\'-pattern, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that comes period-mounted onto a so-called: \'Einzelspange\' and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most of its somewhat reddish-brown-toned, bronze-coloured finish: it truly has great pronounced detail and retains an undamaged and preserved finish (as can be seen on the pictures). It hardly shows wear nor age but is minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) mainly on its back something that is simply caused by years of storage only. The piece is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of black-coloured wool and came of course mounted onto its (covered) backing-plate\' as is more often seen. The brown-white-coloured ribbon shows some minimal (rust) staining. Simply a neat example of this desirable \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' that comes mounted as a so-called: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t.D.\') being a \'thicker-shaped\'-pattern, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that comes mounted onto a so-called: \'Einzelspange\' This is an attractive - and I deem most certainly issued albeit hardly used nor worn - example of a so-called: 'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' (ie. '3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste') being a golden-bronze-toned, 'thicker-shaped'-pattern, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that comes period-mounted onto a so-called: 'Einzelspange' and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most of its somewhat darker, brownish-toned- and bronze-coloured finish: it truly has great pronounced detail and retains an undamaged and preserved finish (as can be seen on the pictures). It hardly shows wear nor age but is minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) mainly on its back something that is simply caused by years of storage only. The piece is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool and came of course mounted onto its (covered- and non-detachable) 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The brown-white-coloured ribbon shows some minimal staining. Simply a neat example of this desirable 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' that comes mounted as a so-called: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive - and not that easily found! - \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t.D.\') being a \'thinner-shaped\'-pattern, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that comes mounted onto a so-called: \'Einzelspange\' This is an attractive - and I deem most certainly issued albeit hardly used nor worn - example of a so-called: 'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' (ie. '3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste') being a golden-bronze-toned, 'thinner-shaped'-pattern, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that comes period-mounted onto a so-called: 'Einzelspange' and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most of its somewhat darker, brownish-toned- and bronze-coloured finish: it truly has great pronounced detail and retains an undamaged and preserved finish (as can be seen on the pictures). It hardly shows wear nor age but is minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) mainly on its back something that is simply caused by years of storage only. The piece is not 'backed' with a piece of wool but comes mounted onto a (chrome-steel) based (and detachable!) 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The brown-white-coloured ribbon shows some minimal staining. Simply a neat example of this desirable 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' that comes mounted as a so-called: detachable 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive - and not that often encountered! - bordeaux-red-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based-, so-called: \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' bearing the text: \'Deutsche Kampfspiele - Nürnberg 34\' and that came stored in its etui This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - bordeaux-red-toned- and/or: 'Meissen'-like porcelain-based-, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') showing a golden-toned eagle- and swastika and bearing the text: 'Deutsche Kampfspiele - Nürnberg 34' and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO most certainly issued- ie. awarded-), condition. The neat - medium-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 5,1 cms. - has very pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a typical age-patina and is very detailed and/or pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish - see pictures). These neat - IMO semi-official - presentation-pieces (which are sometimes referred to as: 'Böttger-Medaillen' after its initital designer) were IMO used as some sort of commemorative-awards. The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. The piece - which has a fully preserved golden-toned finish - came stored in its darker-red-coloured etui (which shows the text: 'Gegeben von der Stadt Nürnberg'). This etui comes in an equally nicely preserved condition but the lid has regrettably come loose from its bottom (as can be seen on the pictures: this can, however, IMO easily be repaired if deemed needed). Both plaque and etui bear a clear makers'-designation that reads: 'Hutschenreuter - München - Bavaria' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered 'Meissen-Porzellan'-based table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that is entitled: 'Deutsche Kampfspiele - Nürnberg 34'!

Attractive - and not that often encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based, so-called: \'Erinnerungs-Medaille\' bearing a portrait of a hunter coupled with the text: \'20. Deutsches Bundesschiessen - Leipzig - 1934\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often ie. scarcely encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: 'Meissen'-porcelain-based so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. 'tragbare Erinnerungs-Medaille') showing a detailed portrait of a hunter (and swastika!) coupled with the text: '20. Deutsches Bundesschiessen - Leipzig - 1934' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem most certainly issued- ie. moderately worn-), condition. The neat - medium-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 3,7 cms. - has very pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a typical age-patina and is very detailed and/or pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish as can be seen on the pictures). These neat - I deem semi-official - presentation-pieces (which are sometimes referred to as: 'Böttger-Medaillen' after its designer) were used as some sort of patriotic, commemorative-awards. The piece comes mounted into a (period!) copper-based 'mounting'. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - 'Meissen-Porzellan'-based medal ie. 'Erinnerungs-Medaille' that was issued to commemorate a national shooting-competition as was held in the year 1934!

Attractive - and not that often encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based-, so-called: \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' bearing the text: \'Deutsche Kampfspiele - Nürnberg 1934\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: 'Meissen'-like porcelain-based, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') showing a golden-toned eagle-device and swastika coupled with the text: 'Deutsche Kampfspiele - Nürnberg 1934' and that comes in an overall nice (and I deem most certainly issued- ie. awarded-), condition. The neat - medium-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 5,1 cms. - has very pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a typical age-patina and is very detailed and/or pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish as can be seen on the pictures). These neat - and I deem semi-official - presentation-pieces (which are sometimes referred to as: 'Böttger-Medaillen' after its initital designer) were used as some sort of commemorative-awards. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. The plaque bears a clear makers'-designation that reads: 'Hutschenreuter - München - Bavaria' (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that this (fragile) piece is really nicely preserved and is totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - 'Meissen-Porzellan'-based table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that is entitled: 'Deutsche Kampfspiele - Nürnberg 1934'!

Attractive - and not that often encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based-, so-called: \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' bearing the text: \'Deutsche Kampfspiele - Nürnberg 1934\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-like porcelain-based, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') showing a golden-toned eagle-device and swastika coupled with the text: \'Deutsche Kampfspiele - Nürnberg 1934\' and that comes in an overall nice (and I deem most certainly issued- ie. awarded-), condition. The neat - medium-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 5,1 cms. - has very pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a typical age-patina and is very detailed and/or pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish as can be seen on the pictures). These neat - and I deem semi-official - presentation-pieces (which are sometimes referred to as: \'Böttger-Medaillen\' after its initital designer) were used as some sort of commemorative-awards. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. The plaque bears a clear makers\'-designation that reads: \'Hutschenreuter - München - Bavaria\' (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that this (fragile) piece is really nicely preserved and is totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - \'Meissen-Porzellan\'-based table-medal ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' that is entitled: \'Deutsche Kampfspiele - Nürnberg 1934\'!

Attractive - and not that often encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based-, so-called: \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' bearing the text: \'Deutsche Kampfspiele - Nürnberg 34\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: 'Meissen'-like porcelain-based-, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') showing a golden-toned eagle- and swastika and bearing the text: 'Deutsche Kampfspiele - Nürnberg 34' and that comes in an overall nice (and IMO most certainly issued- ie. awarded-), condition. The neat - medium-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 5,1 cms. - has very pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a typical age-patina and is very detailed and/or pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish - see pictures). These neat - IMO semi-official - presentation-pieces (which are sometimes referred to as: 'Böttger-Medaillen' after its initital designer) were IMO used as some sort of commemorative-awards. The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. The plaque bears a clear makers'-designation that reads: 'Hutschenreuter - München - Bavaria' (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that this (fragile) piece shows a tiny chipped area on its rim (visible under the year-designation '34' (as can be seen on the pictures). Still an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - 'Meissen-Porzellan'-based table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that is entitled: 'Deutsche Kampfspiele - Nürnberg 34'!

Attractive - and not that often encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based-, so-called: \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' bearing the text: \'Waffenruhe in Frankreich am 25. Juni, 1940\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: 'Meissen'-porcelain-based-, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') bearing the text: 'Waffenruhe in Frankreich am 25. Juni, 1940', and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO most certainly issued- ie. awarded-), condition. The neat - medium-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 5,1 cms. - has very pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a typical age-patina and is very detailed and/or pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish - see pictures). These neat - IMO semi-official - presentation-pieces (which are sometimes referred to as: 'Böttger-Medaillen' after its designer) were IMO used as some sort of commemorative-awards. The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered 'Meissen-Porzellan'-based table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille'!

Attractive - and not that often encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based: \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' bearing the text: \'Feldzug im Südosten 1941 - Wir werden England Schlagen wo wir es treffen\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-like porcelain-based, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') showing on its front an eagle-device (holding a bomb) and on its back a swastika coupled with the text: \'Feldzug im Südosten 1941 - Wir werden England Schlagen wo wir es treffen\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem most certainly issued- ie. awarded-), condition. The neat - medium-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 5,4 cms. - has very pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a typical age-patina and is very detailed and/or pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish as can be seen on the pictures). These neat - and I deem semi-official - presentation-pieces (which are sometimes referred to as: \'Böttger-Medaillen\' after its initital designer) were used as some sort of commemorative-awards. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. The plaque bears a clear makers\'-designation ie. Meissen-logo ie. two crossed swords (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that this (fragile) piece is really nicely preserved and is totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - anti-England, \'Meissen-Porzellan\'-based table-medal ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' that is entitled: \'Feldzug im Südosten 1941 - Wir werden England Schlagen wo wir es treffen\'!

Attractive - and not that often encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based: \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' showing some Stuka’s and bearing the text: \'Es gibt heute keinen Inseln mehr\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: 'Meissen'-like porcelain-based, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') showing on its front a couple of Stuka-dive-bombers and illustration of the London-based Tower-bridge and on its back a centered-swastika surrounded by the text: 'Der uns aufgeschwungene Krieg muss zum glorreichsten Sieg der deutschen Geschichte werden' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem most certainly issued- ie. awarded-), condition. The neat - medium-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 5,4 cms. - has very pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a typical age-patina and is very detailed and/or pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish as can be seen on the pictures). These neat - and I deem semi-official - presentation-pieces (which are sometimes referred to as: 'Böttger-Medaillen' after its initital designer) were used as some sort of commemorative-awards. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. The plaque bears a clear makers'-designation ie. Meissen-logo ie. two crossed swords (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that this (fragile) piece is really nicely preserved and is totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - anti-England, 'Meissen-Porzellan'-based table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that is entitled: 'Es gibt heute keinen Inseln mehr'!

Attractive - and not that often encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based: \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' showing the Eiffel-tower and bearing the text: \'Einnahme von Paris 14. Juni 1940\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-like porcelain-based, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') showing on its front an illustration of the Eiffel-tower in Paris (coupled with the text: \'Einnahme von Paris 14. Juni 1940\') and on its back an illustration of a tank and swastika surrounded by the text: \'Zur Errinerung an den Feldzug in Frankreich\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem most certainly issued- ie. awarded-), condition. The neat - medium-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 5,4 cms. - has very pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a typical age-patina and is very detailed and/or pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish as can be seen on the pictures). These neat - and I deem semi-official - presentation-pieces (which are sometimes referred to as: \'Böttger-Medaillen\' after its initital designer) were used as some sort of commemorative-awards. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. The plaque bears a clear makers\'-designation ie. Meissen-logo ie. two crossed swords (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that this (fragile) piece is really nicely preserved and is totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - \'Meissen-Porzellan\'-based table-medal ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' that is entitled: \'Einnahme von Paris 14. Juni 1940\'!

Attractive - and not that often encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based: \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' showing two shaking hands and bearing the text: \'Zur Erinnerung - 13. März/10. April 1938\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - brownish-red-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') showing on its front two shaking hands (and double swastika-signs!) and bearing the text: \'Zur Erinnerung - 13. März/10. April - 1938\' and on its back a map of Europe coupled with the text: \'Ein Volk - Ein Reich - Ein Führer\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem most certainly issued- ie. awarded-), condition. The neat - medium-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 5,4 cms. - has very pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a typical age-patina and is very detailed and/or pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish as can be seen on the pictures). These neat - and I deem semi-official - presentation-pieces (which are sometimes referred to as: \'Böttger-Medaillen\' after its initital designer) were used as some sort of commemorative-awards. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. The plaque bears a clear makers\'-designation ie. Meissen-logo ie. two crossed swords (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that this (fragile) piece is really nicely preserved and is totally void of any damage and shows a fully preserved golden-tone rim (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - \'Meissen-Porzellan\'-based table-medal ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' that is entitled: \'Zur Erinnerung - 13. März/10. April - 1938\'!

Attractive - and not that often encountered! - white-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based, so-called: \'Erinnerungs-Medaille\' bearing a miners-lamp and crossed hammers coupled with the text: \'Deutsch ist, war und bleibt die Saar\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often ie. scarcely encountered! - white-toned- and/or: 'Meissen'-porcelain-based so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. 'tragbare Erinnerungs-Medaille') showing a detailed illustration of a miners-lamp and crossed hammers coupled with the text: 'Deutsch ist, war und bleibt die Saar' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem most certainly issued- ie. moderately worn-), condition. The neat - medium-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 3,7 cms. - has very pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a typical age-patina and is very detailed and/or pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish as can be seen on the pictures). The piece also shows some text on its back but this is obscured by its period-attached mounting (as can be noticed on the pictures). These neat - and I deem semi-official - presentation-pieces (which are sometimes referred to as: 'Böttger-Medaillen' after its designer) were used as some sort of patriotic, commemorative-awards. The piece comes mounted into a (period!) copper-based 'mounting'. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - 'Meissen-Porzellan'-based medal ie. 'Erinnerungs-Medaille'!

Attractive - and not that often encountered! - white-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based, so-called: \'Erinnerungs-Medaille\' showing the DAF-related cog-wheel and \'Meissen\'-logo coupled with the text: \'Sachsen am Werk\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often ie. scarcely encountered! - white-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. \'tragbare Erinnerungs-Medaille\') showing a detailed DAF-related cog-wheel and \'Meissen\'-logo (ie. two green-toned, crossed swords) coupled with the text: \'Sachsen am Werk\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem most certainly issued- ie. moderately worn-), condition. The neat - medium-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 3,7 cms. - has very pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a typical age-patina and is very detailed and/or pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a golden-toned \'border\' - also shows some text on its back but this is obscured by its period-attached mounting (as can be noticed on the pictures). These neat - and I deem semi-official - presentation-pieces (which are sometimes referred to as: \'Böttger-Medaillen\' after its designer) were used as some sort of patriotic, commemorative-awards. The piece comes mounted into a (period!) copper-based \'mounting\'. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - \'Meissen-Porzellan\'-based medal ie. \'Erinnerungs-Medaille\'!

Attractive - and not that often encountered! - white-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based: \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' showing some Stuka’s and bearing the text: \'Es gibt heute keinen Inseln mehr\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - white-toned- and/or: 'Meissen'-like porcelain-based, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') showing on its front a couple of Stuka-dive-bombers and illustration of the London-based Tower-bridge and on its back a centered-swastika surrounded by the text: 'Der uns aufgeschwungene Krieg muss zum glorreichsten Sieg der deutschen Geschichte werden' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem most certainly issued- ie. awarded-), condition. The neat - medium-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 5,4 cms. - has very pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a typical age-patina and is very detailed and/or pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish as can be seen on the pictures). These neat - and I deem semi-official - presentation-pieces (which are sometimes referred to as: 'Böttger-Medaillen' after its initital designer) were used as some sort of commemorative-awards. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. The plaque bears a clear makers'-designation ie. Meissen-logo ie. two crossed swords (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that this (fragile) piece is really nicely preserved and is totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - anti-England, 'Meissen-Porzellan'-based table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that is entitled: 'Es gibt heute keinen Inseln mehr'!

Attractive - and not that often encountered! - white-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based: \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' showing the Eiffel-tower and bearing the text: \'Einnahme von Paris 14. Juni 1940\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - white-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-like porcelain-based, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') showing on its front an illustration of the Eiffel-tower in Paris (coupled with the text: \'Einnahme von Paris 14. Juni 1940\') and on its back an illustration of a (black-coloured) tank and swastika surrounded by the text: \'Zur Errinerung an den Feldzug in Frankreich\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem most certainly issued- ie. awarded-), condition. The neat - medium-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 5,4 cms. - shows a red-coloured \'rim\' and has very pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a typical age-patina and is very detailed and/or pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish as can be seen on the pictures). These neat - and I deem semi-official - presentation-pieces (which are sometimes referred to as: \'Böttger-Medaillen\' after its initital designer) were used as some sort of commemorative-awards. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. The plaque bears a clear makers\'-designation ie. Meissen-logo ie. two crossed swords (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that this (fragile) piece is really nicely preserved and is totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - \'Meissen-Porzellan\'-based table-medal ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' that is entitled: \'Einnahme von Paris 14. Juni 1940\'!

Attractive - and not that often encountered! - white-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based: \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' showing the Eiffel-tower and bearing the text: \'Einnahme von Paris 14. Juni 1940\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - white-toned- and/or: \'Meissen\'-like porcelain-based, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') showing on its front an illustration of the Eiffel-tower in Paris (coupled with the text: \'Einnahme von Paris 14. Juni 1940\') and on its back an illustration of a tank (ie. \'Panzer\') and swastika surrounded by the text: \'Zur Errinerung an den Feldzug in Frankreich\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem most certainly issued- ie. awarded-), condition. The neat - medium-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 5,4 cms. - has very pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a typical age-patina and is very detailed and/or pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish as can be seen on the pictures). These neat - and I deem semi-official - presentation-pieces (which are sometimes referred to as: \'Böttger-Medaillen\' after its initital designer) were used as some sort of commemorative-awards. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. The plaque bears a clear makers\'-designation ie. Meissen-logo ie. two crossed swords (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that this (fragile) piece is really nicely preserved and is totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - \'Meissen-Porzellan\'-based table-medal ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' that is entitled: \'Einnahme von Paris 14. Juni 1940\'!

Attractive - and not that often encountered! - WWII-period, Croatian (ie. Axis-related) \'Ante Pavelić-bravery-medal\' (being a later-war-period example as was executed in greyish-silver toned zinc-based metal) This is an attractive - and not that often encountered! - example of a WWII-period, Croatian (ie. Axis-related) 'Ante Pavelić-bravery-medal' (ie. in Serbo-Croatia language: 'Srebrna kolajna poglavnika Ante Pavelić za hrabrost') being a later-war-period example as was executed in (typical) greyish-silver toned- and zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes mounted onto its (period- and Austrian-styled) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes in an overall nicely preserved, condition. This specific medal was instituted in 1941 and served 'as a reconisable sign of decoration for deeds of personal bravery'. It could also be awarded to foreign nationals and can sometimes be found amongst German medal-groupings. Simply a neat - and not that often encountered! - example of a WWII-period, Croatian (ie. Axis-related) 'Ante Pavelić-bravery-medal' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and not that often found! - Third-Reich-related metal-based (ie. bright-golden-coloured- and I deem copper-based) \'souvenir\'-ring depicting an engraved outline of a: \'Westwall\'-fortification and showing the text: \'Westwall\' The attractive (and with certainty male-type- and/or: larger-sized) finger-ring is executed in bright-golden-coloured- (and I deem) copper-based metal and retains great pronounced detail. It is totally void of any makers\'-designation (as more often). The ring is clearly worn ie. used (it is still a bit tarnished and was with certainty never cleaned nor polished). The detail on the (nicely detailed!) \'Westwall\'-fortification and super-imposed text: \'Westwall\' is, however, nicely preserved and void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). These \'souvenir\'-rings could be privately purchased from local-artisans and were very popular amongst the troops serving in the area. Simply a neat and 100% genuine example that originates from a German private-household where it was recently uncovered!

Attractive - and not that often seen! - Dutch WWII-period-, police- (ie. \'Schalkhaar Politie\') cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde\') as was specifically used on the black-coloured, Dutch-police head-gear (aka: \'Kepi\'s) This is an attractive - and not that often seen! - Dutch WWII-period- (ie. NSB or: 'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging' or: Dutch Nazi party-related-), police- (ie. 'Schalkhaar Politie') cap-cocarde (ie. 'Kokarde') as was specifically used on the black-coloured, Dutch-police head-gear (aka: 'Kepi's) and that comes in a virtually mint- (ie. unissued and/or never cap-attached-), condition. The piece - which is executed in silvered, zinc-based metal - shows a red-rimmed- and/or blue-coloured centre and comes mounted on its specific mounting set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is totally void of any marking. Simply a neat - and not that often seen! - Dutch WWII-period cap-cocarde that was intended for usage by the 'Schalkhaar Politie'!

Attractive - and not that often seen! - Dutch WWII-period-, police- (ie. \'Schalkhaar Politie\') side- (ie. visor-cap-) cocarde (ie. \'Schiffchen-Kokarde\') as was specifically used on the black-coloured, Dutch-police-related head-gear I recently uncovered two - fully identical and actually not that often seen! - examples of the Dutch WWII-period-, police- (ie. 'Schalkhaar Politie') side- (ie. visor-cap-) cocarde (ie. 'Schiffchen-Kokarde') as was specifically used on the (black- ie. darker-blue-) coloured, Dutch-police head-gear and that come both in an overall very nicely preserved- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. Both pieces - which are executed in nickle-chrome-based- and neatly silvered metal - show a red-, white- and/or blue-coloured enamelled centre - and come mounted onto their specific 'dual-prong mounting' (which is fully preserved and functional as can be seen on the pictures). The pieces are totally void of any marking. My asking-price is naturally intended for a single example. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a neat - and not that often seen! - Dutch WWII-period cap-cocarde that was intended for usage by the Dutch-based 'Schalkhaar Politie'!

Attractive - and nowadays rarely encountered albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres, Waffen-SS etc.) beige-coloured, so-called: \'MP38-40 pouch\', being a maker- (ie. \'CLG 43\'-) marked example that is bearing a \'WaA\' (or: \'Waffenamt-Abnahme\'-) stamp This is a very attractive - and nowadays rarely encountered albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres, Waffen-SS etc.) beige-coloured, so-called: 'MP38-40 pouch', being a maker- (ie. 'CLG 43'-) marked example that is bearing a 'WaA' (or: 'Waffenamt-Abnahme'-) stamp that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The pouch was simply never used (although some minimal staining is present and/or visible). The pouch is nicely marked on its back with the makers'-mark (ie. 3-digit code) that reads: 'CLG' (signifying that it is a 'text-book' example as was produced by the company: 'Ernst Melzig Lederwaren' based in the town of Liegnitz), a clear 'Waffenabnahme'-stamp and a date of production: '43' (ie. signifying the year of production ie. 1943). The fine-grain, black-coloured leather of the pouch is excellent and of course fully functional: none of the (sometimes fragile) straps is broken nor damaged (I deem that it has never been closed). All metal parts (rings and snaps are a bit dusty as usual but nothing shocking nor disturbing). The pouch originates from a private household and was never before part of a collection. It should be noted that original MP-pouches as the one on offer are getting harder to find and this pouch would look simply superb if remounted on a mannequin or stored in a WH equipment set-up. Simly a very nice and desirable example!

Attractive - and nowadays rarely encountered albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres, Waffen-SS etc.) beige-coloured, so-called: \'MP38-40 pouch\', being a maker- (ie. \'CLG 43\'-) marked example that is bearing a \'WaA\' (or: \'Waffenamt-Abnahme\'-) stamp This is a very attractive - and nowadays rarely encountered albeit regrettably single! - WH (Heeres, Waffen-SS etc.) typical beige-coloured, so-called: 'MP38-40 pouch' being a clearly maker- (ie. 'CLG 43'-) marked example that is additionally bearing a 'WaA' (or: 'Waffenamt-Abnahme') stamp and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The pouch was simply never used (although some minimal storage-staining is present and/or visible). The pouch is nicely marked on its back with the makers'-mark (ie. 3-digit code) that reads: 'CLG' (signifying that it is a 'text-book'-example as was produced by the company: 'Ernst Melzig Lederwaren' based in the town of Liegnitz), a clear 'Waffenabnahme'-stamp and a date of production: '43' (ie. signifying the year of production ie. 1943). The fine-grain, black-coloured leather of the pouch is excellent and of course fully functional: none of the (sometimes fragile) straps is broken nor damaged (I deem that it has never been closed). All metal parts (rings and snaps are a bit dusty as usual but nothing shocking nor disturbing). The pouch originates from a private household and was never before part of a collection. It should be noted that original MP-pouches as the one on offer are getting harder to find and this pouch would look simply superb if remounted on a mannequin or stored in a WH equipment set-up. Simly a very nice and desirable example!

Attractive - and nowadays rarely encountered! - \'Waffen-SS\' visor-cap skull (ie. \'Totenkopf für Schirmmütze\') being a detailed- and/or maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/52\'-) marked example that has lost both its pins This is an attractive - and nowadays rarely encountered! - 'Waffen-SS' visor-cap skull (ie. 'Totenkopf für Schirmmütze') being a detailed- and/or maker- (ie. 'RzM M1/52'-) marked example as was executed in silver-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') that regrettably has lost both its pins and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn- ie. relic-), condition. This example is neatly maker-marked: 'RzM M1/52' on its back and is thus a piece that was produced by the company: 'Deschler u. Söhne' based in München and is naturally a piece of unquestionable originality. The detailed - and pronounced! - cap-skull was most certainly heavingly worn and used and has lost most of its silver-coloured surface and shows clear age- and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Nevertheless, is this still a nice and with certainty unusually encountered piece of genuine SS cap-insignia that is IMO priced according to its 'relic'-condition!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - police ie. \'Polizei\'- (ie. \'SS-Polizei\'-) flatwire \'BeVo\'-woven, officers\'-pattern cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Offiziers-Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze der Polizei o. SS-Polizei\') The attractive police ie. 'Polizei'- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) officers'-pattern insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: flatwirem 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in shiny silver-coloured linnen onto a black-coloured- and/or: also linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be mounted onto a 'Polizei'- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) officers'-pattern side-cap (ie. 'Offiziers-Schiffchen') (or can even be used on an: 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the eagle come in a non-confectioned- ie. truly never cap-attached condition: it comes as 'straightly cut-off the role' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained and shows some minimally wrinkled appearance (simply caused by decades of storage). It should be noted that these original Polizei- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) related officers'-pattern cap-eagles can easily be graded 'scarce'. I deem that this attractive - and 'virtually mint' - example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - police ie. \'Polizei\'- (ie. \'SS-Polizei\'-) \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition The attractive police ie. 'Polizei'- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be mounted onto a 'Polizei'- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or can even be used on an: 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the eagle come in a non-confectioned- ie. truly never cap-attached condition: it comes as 'straightly cut-off the role' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained and shows two tiny tears in its backing (simply caused by decades of storage). It should be noted that these original Polizei- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) related cap-eagles can easily be graded 'scarce'. I deem that this attractive - and 'virtually mint' - example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - police ie. \'Polizei\'- (ie. \'SS-Polizei\'-) \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition I recently uncovered two - fully indentical! - examples of the typical, police ie. 'Polizei'- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) cap-eagles as both neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also linnen-based background) both examples coming in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. Both pieces are never folded- nor confectioned and can such, naturally easily be mounted onto a 'Polizei'- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or can even be used on an: 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, do the eagles come in a non-confectioned- ie. truly never cap-attached condition: they come as 'straightly cut-off the role' (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces are just a tiny bit stained (simply caused by decades of storage). It should be noted that these original Polizei- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) related cap-eagles can easily be graded 'scarce'. My asking-price is naturally intended for a single specimen. I deem that I have priced these attractive - and 'virtually mint' - examples accordingly!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Polizei- (ie. \'Gendarmerie\') \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in a moderately used- ie. carefully cap-removed-, condition The attractive insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern (and is executed in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a typical (darker-)brown-coloured- and/or: also linnen-based background). As such it can naturally easily be re-mounted on a Polizei- (ie. \'Gendarmerie\'-) side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen\') (or can even be used on an: \'M43\'-type-cap ie. \'Einheitsfeldmütze\'). As stated above, does the eagle come in a carefully confectioned- ie. once cap-attached condition: it was once sewn onto a cap and was carefully cap-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which was carefully trimmed- and/or folded - is a tiny bit stained (simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage). It should be noted that these original Polizei- (ie. \'Gendarmerie\'-) related cap-eagles can easily be graded \'scarce\'. I deem that this attractive - and truly used and/or cap-removed! - example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Polizei- (ie. \'SS-Polizei\') \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeld- mütze\') that comes in a moderately used- ie. carefully cap-removed, condition The attractive insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also linnen-based background). As such it can naturally easily be re-mounted on a Polizei- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or can even be used on an: 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the eagle come in a carefully confectioned- ie. once cap-attached condition: it was once sewn onto a cap (IMO by hand) and was carefully cap-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit (rust) stained (simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage). It should be noted that these original Polizei- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) related cap-eagles can easily be graded 'scarce'. I deem that this attractive - and truly used and/or cap-removed! - example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, officers\'-pattern-, flat-wire \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Offiziersschiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition The attractive officers' insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: flat-wire 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in shiny, silver-coloured thread on a black-coloured- and/or: linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be mounted on a Waffen-SS officers'-pattern side-cap (ie. 'Offiziersschiffchen') (or even 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the eagle come in a non-confectioned- ie. never cap-attached condition: it comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued condition and comes as 'straightly cut of the role' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained (simply caused by years of storage only). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related officers'-pattern cap-eagles are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'.

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in a moderately used- ie. carefully cap-removed condition The attractive insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also linnen-based background). As such it can naturally easily be re-mounted on a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or even 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the eagle come in a carefully confectioned- ie. once cap-attached condition: it was once sewn onto a cap (IMO by hand) and was carefully cap-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained (simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related cap-eagles are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'.

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in a moderately used- ie. carefully cap-removed condition The attractive insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also linnen-based background). As such it can naturally easily be re-mounted on a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or even 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the eagle come in a carefully confectioned- ie. once cap-attached condition: it was once sewn onto a cap (IMO by hand) and was carefully cap-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained (simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related cap-eagles are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'.

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in a moderately used- ie. carefully cap-removed condition The attractive insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also linnen-based background). As such it can naturally easily be re-mounted on a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or even 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the eagle come in a carefully confectioned- ie. once cap-attached condition: it was once sewn onto a cap (IMO by hand) and was carefully cap-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained (simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage) and was once glued into a scrapbook or alike (and does show some obvious glue-remains on its back as can be seen on the pictures. It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related cap-eagles are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'.

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition The attractive insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also, linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be mounted on a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or even 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the eagle come in a non-confectioned- ie. never cap-attached condition: it comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained (simply caused by years of storage). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related cap-eagles are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'.

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition The attractive insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also, linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be mounted on a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or even 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the eagle come in a non-confectioned- ie. never cap-attached condition: it comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained (simply caused by years of storage). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related cap-eagles are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'.

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in an issued- ie. clearly cap-removed condition The attractive insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also, linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be re-mounted on a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or even 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the eagle come in a clearly confectioned- ie. once cap-attached condition: it was once stitched onto a cap (by means of a machine) but has regrettably been 'cut-out' (ie. trimmed) (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained (simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related cap-eagles are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'. Of course, did I price this example according to its confectioned- ie. trimmed condition!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in an issued- ie. clearly cap-removed condition The attractive insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also, linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be re-mounted on a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or even 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the eagle come in a clearly confectioned- ie. once cap-attached condition: it was once stitched onto a cap (by means of a machine) but has regrettably been 'cut-out' (ie. trimmed) (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained (simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage) and does show some minimal glue-remains on its back (presumably caused by having been glued into an album or scrapbook once). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related cap-eagles are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'. Of course, did I price this example according to its confectioned- ie. trimmed condition!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-skull (ie. \'Totenkopf für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in a moderately used- ie. carefully cap-removed, condition The attractive insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be re-mounted on a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or even 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, comes the skull in a carefully confectioned- ie. once cap-attached condition: it was once sewn onto a cap (IMO by hand) and was carefully cap-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is of the desirable larger-sized format! - is clearly used and somewhat stained (simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related cap-skulls are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-skull (ie. \'Totenkopf für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in a moderately used- ie. carefully cap-removed, condition The attractive insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be re-mounted on a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or even 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, comes the skull in a carefully confectioned- ie. once cap-attached condition: it was once sewn onto a cap (IMO by hand) and was carefully cap-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is of the desirable larger-sized format! - is clearly used and somewhat stained (simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related cap-skulls are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-skull (ie. \'Totenkopf für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in a moderately used- ie. carefully cap-removed, condition The attractive insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be re-mounted on a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or even 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, comes the skull in a carefully confectioned- ie. once cap-attached condition: it has carefully been folded-togetrher and was once sewn onto a cap (IMO by a machine) and was carefully cap-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is of the desirable smaller-sized format! - is clearly used and somewhat stained (simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related cap-skulls are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-skull (ie. \'Totenkopf für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in a nice (albeit clearly used- and/or cap-removed-), condition The attractive Waffen-SS insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in stained and dirty albeit silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also, linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be (re-)mounted on a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') or even an: 'M43'-type-cap (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the skull - which is of the desirable 'larger-sized'-pattern - come in a clearly confectioned- ie. most certainly used and once cap-attached condition: it does show clear age, wear and/or staining but is void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these original (and clearly cap-removed!) Waffen-SS-related cap-skulls are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'. I am convinced that this example will not stay long on the web-site!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-skull (ie. \'Totenkopf für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in a nice (albeit clearly used- and/or cap-removed-), condition The attractive Waffen-SS insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also, linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be (re-)mounted on a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') or even an: 'M43'-type-cap (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the skull - which is of the desirable 'larger-sized'-pattern - come in a minimally confectioned- ie. with certainty once cap-attached condition: it does show some minimal age and/or wear but is totally undamaged (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained (simply caused by minimal wear and/or years of storage). The piece on offer is of the desirable 'larger-sized'-type. It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related cap-skulls are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'.

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-skull (ie. \'Totenkopf für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in a nice (albeit IMO used- and/or cap-removed-), condition The attractive Waffen-SS insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also, linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be (re-)mounted on a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') or even an: 'M43'-type-cap (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the skull - which is of the desirable 'medium-sized'-pattern - come in a minimally confectioned- ie. possibly once cap-attached condition: it does show some minimal damage on the backing but shows a fully undamaged skull (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained (simply caused by minimal wear and/or years of storage). The piece on offer is of the desirable type (showing the light-brown-coloured 'fortification-threads' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related cap-skulls are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'.

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-skull (ie. \'Totenkopf für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition The attractive insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also, linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be mounted on a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or even an: 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the skull - which is of the desirable larger-sized pattern - come in a non-confectioned- ie. never cap-attached condition: it comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued condition and comes as 'straightly-cut-of-the-role' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained (simply caused by years of storage). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related cap-skulls are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'.

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-skull (ie. \'Totenkopf für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition The attractive insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also, linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be mounted on a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or even an: 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the skull - which is of the somewhat smaller-sized pattern - come in a non-confectioned- ie. never cap-attached condition: it comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued condition and comes as 'straightly-cut-of-the-role' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (simply caused by years of storage). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related cap-skulls are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'.

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-skull (ie. \'Totenkopf für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition The attractive insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also, linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be mounted on a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or even an: 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the skull - which is of the desirable larger-sized pattern - come in a non-confectioned- ie. never cap-attached condition: it comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued condition and comes as 'straightly-cut-of-the-role' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained (simply caused by years of storage). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related cap-skulls are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'.

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-skull (ie. \'Totenkopf für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition The attractive insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and/or: also, linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be mounted on a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or even an: 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the skull - which is of the desirable larger-sized pattern - come in a non-confectioned- ie. never cap-attached condition: it comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued condition and comes as 'straightly-cut-of-the-role' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained (simply caused by years of storage only). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related cap-skulls are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'.

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - maroon-red-coloured, Waffen-SS-pattern so-called: \'Fez\' having a neat - and fully matching! - silver-grey-coloured- and/or \'BeVo\'-woven insignia-set originally- (ie. \'off-factory\'-) attached This is a truly attractive example of a maroon-red-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based Waffen-SS-pattern, so-called: \'Fez\' having a neat - and fully matching! - silverish-grey-coloured- and/or \'BeVo\'-woven insignia-set originally- (ie. \'off-factory\'-) attached and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem hardly or even never worn-), condition. The nice and desirable piece - which is regular-sized and that measures approximately 57 cms. - will most certainly fit any mannequins\'-head and has a complete and nicely shaped \'Tassel\' in place (which is firmly attached to the top of the \'Fez\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some moderate age and/or wear but is totally void of real damage: it just misses most of its leather-based sweatband (as can be seen on the pictures). Both - naturally fully matching and \'BeVo\'-type insignia are originally (ie. \'off-factory\') applied (by means of machine-stitching ie. red-coloured thread as can be seen on the pictures). This piece originates almost certainly from the \'Dachau\'-based clothing-depots from where it was taken as a souvenir by a US soldier in 1945. Simply a very nice and decorative piece of genuine Waffen-SS-headgear: I deem that I have priced this example according to its missing sweat-band!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - maroon-red-coloured, Waffen-SS-pattern so-called: \'Fez\' having a neat - and fully matching! - silver-grey-coloured- and/or \'BeVo\'-woven insignia-set originally- (ie. \'off-factory\'-) attached This is a truly attractive example of a maroon-red-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based Waffen-SS-pattern, so-called: \'Fez\' having a neat - and fully matching! - silverish-grey-coloured- and/or \'BeVo\'-woven insignia-set originally- (ie. \'off-factory\') attached and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem hardly or even never worn-), condition. The nice and desirable piece - which is regular- ie. somewhat larger sized and that measures approximately 60 cms. - will most certainly fit any mannequins\'-head and has a complete and nicely shaped \'Tassel\' in place (which is firmly attached to the top of the \'Fez\' as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some moderate age and/or wear but is totally void of real damage: it also retains its natural-coloured- and leather-based sweatband (as can be seen on the pictures). Both - naturally fully matching and \'BeVo\'-type insignia are originally (ie. \'off-factory\') applied (by means of machine-stitching ie. black-coloured thread as can be seen on the pictures). This piece originates almost certainly from the \'Dachau\'-based clothing-depots from where it was taken as a souvenir by a US soldier in 1945. Simply a very nice and decorative piece of genuine Waffen-SS-headgear: I deem that I have priced this example accordingly: both insignia-pieces bring almost my asking-price!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a clearly worn- ie. used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem clearly used- ie. worn! - example of a 'standard'- (ie. entirely woven-) pattern, bright-red-coloured, so-called: HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being a clearly worn- and/or used example that regrettably misses its 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. issued- and/or clearly worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 42 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and interwoven) white-coloured 'centre-stripe'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: 'swastika'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that is void of a paper-based 'RzM'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - clearly used and/or worn: it shows some minor wear-marks (ie. tiny tears) and is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows clear age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, 'standard'-pattern HJ-related 'Armbinde' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a clearly worn- ie. used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem clearly used- ie. worn! - example of a 'standard'- (ie. entirely woven-) pattern, bright-red-coloured, so-called: HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being a clearly worn- and/or used example that regrettably misses its 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. issued- and/or clearly worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 38 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and interwoven) white-coloured 'centre-stripe'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: 'swastika'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that is void of a paper-based 'RzM'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - clearly used and/or worn: it shows some minor wear-marks (ie. tiny tears) and is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows clear age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, 'standard'-pattern HJ-related 'Armbinde' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a clearly worn- ie. used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn! - example of a 'standard'- (ie. entirely woven-) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being a minimally worn- and/or used example that regrettably misses its 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued- and/or worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 42 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and interwoven) white-coloured 'centre-stripe'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: 'swastika'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that is void of a paper-based 'RzM'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - just minimally used and/or worn: it shows some minor wear-marks (ie. tiny tears) and is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows clear age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, 'standard'-pattern HJ-related 'Armbinde' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a hardly worn example that comes with its period \'RzM\'-etiket This is a very attractive - and I deem hardly used- nor worn! - example of a \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven-) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a neat example that comes with its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. presumably issued- but still \'virtually mint\'-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were \'standard\'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been \'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 42 cms. and is 10,5 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally-mounted (and neatly interwoven!) white-coloured \'centre-stripe\'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: \'swastika\'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, \'standard\'-pattern HJ-related \'Armbinde\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a hardly worn- ie. used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn! - example of a \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven-) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a minimally worn- and/or used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued- and/or as stated just minimally worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were \'standard\'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been \'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 42 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and neatly interwoven!) white-coloured \'centre-stripe\'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: \'swastika\'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that is void of a paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - just minimally used and/or worn: it is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, \'standard\'-pattern HJ-related \'Armbinde\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a hardly worn- ie. used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn! - example of a 'standard'- (ie. entirely woven-) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being a minimally worn- and/or used example that regrettably misses its 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued- and/or as stated just minimally worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 42 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and neatly interwoven!) white-coloured 'centre-stripe'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: 'swastika'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that is void of a paper-based 'RzM'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - just minimally used and/or worn: it shows some minor wear-marks and is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, 'standard'-pattern HJ-related 'Armbinde' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a hardly worn- ie. used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn! - example of a \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven-) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a minimally worn- and/or used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or as stated just minimally worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were \'standard\'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been \'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 38 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and neatly interwoven!) white-coloured \'centre-stripe\'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: \'swastika\'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that is void of a paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - just minimally used and/or worn: it is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, \'standard\'-pattern HJ-related \'Armbinde\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a hardly worn- ie. used example that still retains its \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn! - example of a \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven-) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a minimally worn- and/or used example that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or as stated just minimally worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were \'standard\'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been \'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 43 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and neatly interwoven!) white-coloured \'centre-stripe\'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: \'swastika\'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that shows its paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket - was - I deem - just minimally used and/or worn: it is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, \'standard\'-pattern HJ-related \'Armbinde\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a minimally worn- ie. used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn! - example of a \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven-) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a hardly worn- nor used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in minimally worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were \'standard\'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which was once \'off-factory sewn-together but that comes loosened as found - has a total size of approximately 41 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally-mounted (and neatly interwoven!) white-coloured \'centre-stripe\'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: \'swastika\'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that is void of a paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - clearly used and/or worn: it is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, \'standard\'-pattern HJ-related \'Armbinde\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a moderately worn- ie. used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a 'standard'- (ie. entirely woven-) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being a minimally worn- and/or used example that regrettably misses its 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or as stated just moderately worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which is not sewn-together anymore - has a total size of approximately 38 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and neatly interwoven!) white-coloured 'centre-stripe'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: 'swastika'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that is void of a paper-based 'RzM'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - just minimally used and/or worn: it is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, 'standard'-pattern HJ-related 'Armbinde' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a moderately worn- ie. used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a 'standard'- (ie. entirely woven-) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being a just moderately worn- and/or used example that regrettably misses its 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued- and/or as stated just moderately worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 41 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally-mounted (and neatly interwoven!) white-coloured 'centre-stripe'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: 'swastika'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that is void of a paper-based 'RzM'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - just minimally used and/or worn: it is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, 'standard'-pattern HJ-related 'Armbinde' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a moderately worn- ie. used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven-) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a just moderately worn- and/or used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued- and/or as stated just moderately worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were \'standard\'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which was once \'off-factory sewn-together but that comes loosened as found - has a total size of approximately 39 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally-mounted (and neatly interwoven!) white-coloured \'centre-stripe\'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: \'swastika\'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that is void of a paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - clearly used and/or worn: it is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, \'standard\'-pattern HJ-related \'Armbinde\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a moderately worn- ie. used example that still retains its \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven-) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a truly worn- ie. used example that still retains (most of) its \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in a just moderately worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were \'standard\'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which comes \'off-factory sewn-together as found - has a total size of approximately 41 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally-mounted (and neatly interwoven!) white-coloured \'centre-stripe\'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: \'swastika\'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that still shows (most of) its paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - clearly used and/or worn: it is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, \'standard\'-pattern HJ-related \'Armbinde\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. partly-woven-) pattern, orange-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a moderately worn- ie. used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a \'standard\'- (ie. partly-woven-) pattern, somewhat orange-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a just moderately worn- and/or used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued- and/or as stated just moderately worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were \'standard\'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which comes \'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 37 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally-placed and additionally-mounted white-coloured \'centre-stripe\' (and neatly BeVo-like-woven \'swastika\'-patch) attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that is void of a paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - clearly used and/or worn: it is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, \'standard\'-pattern HJ-related \'Armbinde\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. partly-woven-) pattern, red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a moderately worn- ie. used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a \'standard\'- (ie. partly-woven-) pattern, somewhat darker-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a just moderately worn- and/or used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued- and/or as stated just moderately worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were \'standard\'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which comes \'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 37 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally-mounted, additionally-mounted white-coloured \'centre-stripe\' (and neatly BeVo-like-woven \'swastika\'-patch) attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that is void of a paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - clearly used and/or worn: it is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows minimal age, wear and/or staining: moreover, does it still holds two metal-based \'snaps\' which were intended to keep the armband in place when worn (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, \'standard\'-pattern HJ-related \'Armbinde\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - \'standard\'-pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a clearly worn- ie. used example This is an attractive - and I deem moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a 'standard'- (ie. entirely woven-) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being a clearly worn- and/or used example that misses its 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together – has been period shortened and has now a total size of approximately 32 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and interwoven) white-coloured 'centre-stripe'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: 'swastika'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that is void of its presumably once-present 'RzM'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - moderately used and/or worn: it shows some minor wear-marks (ie. tiny holes) and is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows clear age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, 'standard'-pattern HJ-related 'Armbinde' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - \'standard\'-pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a clearly worn- ie. used example that retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn! - example of a 'standard'- (ie. entirely woven-) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being a minimally worn- and/or used example that still retains its period-attached 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued- and/or worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 38 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and interwoven) white-coloured 'centre-stripe'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: 'swastika'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that is shows a paper-based 'RzM'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - just minimally used and/or worn: it shows some minor wear-marks (ie. tiny tears) and is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows clear age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, 'standard'-pattern HJ-related 'Armbinde' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and only 17 mm. sized! - WH (Kriegsmarine) miniature lapel-pin, depicting a: \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\' This is a truly attractive - and only 17 mm. sized! - WH (Kriegsmarine) miniature lapel-pin, depicting a: 'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände' (or mine-sweeper war-badge) being a non-maker-marked example as executed in multi-coloured- and 'Buntmetall'-based example that comes mounted on its original, long sized pin and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece is a very detailed and/or multi-pieced example that retains a very nice and bright age-patina: almost all of its original golden- ie. silver-toned finish is present and/or preserved: the piece has just a tiny bit tarnished over the years but is totally void of any damage. Although its truly small size it shows great pronounced detail and is in fact much rarer to encounter than its regular sized counterparts (the photos do not do justice to this piece: in hands it is much more nicer and/or detailed). Simply an attractive miniature lapel-pin: only the first such neat - and comparatively rarely seen! - example I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and only 17 mm. sized! - WH (Kriegsmarine) miniature lapel-pin, depicting a: \'Zerstörer-Kriegsabzeichen\' (being a non-maker-marked example as was executed in multi-coloured- and \'Buntmetall\'-based metal) This is a truly attractive - and only 17 mm. sized! - WH (Kriegsmarine) miniature lapel-pin, depicting a: 'Zerstörer-Kriegsabzeichen' (or: destroyer war-badge) being a non-maker-marked example as executed in multi-coloured- and 'Buntmetall'-based example that comes mounted on its original, long sized pin and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece is a very detailed and/or multi-pieced example that retains a very nice and bright age-patina: almost all of its original golden- ie. silver-toned finish is present and/or preserved: the piece has just a tiny bit tarnished over the years but is totally void of any damage. Although its truly small size it shows great pronounced detail and is in fact much rarer to encounter than its regular sized counterparts (the photos do not do justice to this piece: in hands it is much more nicer and/or detailed). Simply an attractive miniature lapel-pin: only the first such neat - and comparatively rarely seen! - example I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and only 17 mm. sized! - \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) miniature lapel-pin (being a non-maker-marked example as executed in bright-silver-coloured- and \'Buntmetall\'-based metal) This is an attractive - and only 17 mm. sized! - so-called: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) miniature lapel-pin (being a non-maker-marked example as executed in bright-silver-coloured- and 'Buntmetall'-based metal) that comes mounted on its original, long sized pin and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece is a very detailed example that retains a very nice and bright age-patina: all of its original silver-toned finish is present and/or nicely preserved: the piece has just a tiny bit tarnished over the years but is totally void of any damage. Although its truly small size it shows great pronounced detail and is in fact much rarer to encounter than its regular sized counterparts (the photos do not do justice to this piece: in hands it is much nicer and/or detailed). Simply an attractive miniature lapel-pin that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and only minimally used - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class wound-badge) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange\'-company This is an attractive example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') being an example that is clearly maker-marked on the catch-set-up (as always with pieces by this maker) with the makers'-code: '100' (signifying that it is a piece as was produced by the 'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange' company) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in nicely bright-silvered, zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows some obvious wear ie. age and has a correct - and fully functional - pin- and/or (molded) catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it truly retains most (ie. all) of its silverish finish. The badge - that was I deem never cleaned nor polished - is nicely maker-marked: '100' (on the round catch set-up as is common with these WBs) signifying that it is a piece as was produced by the 'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange' company, based in Mittwaida. Simply an attractive and clearly maker-marked silver WB that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and only minimally used - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class wound-badge) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange\'-company This is an attractive example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') being an example that is clearly maker-marked on the catch-set-up (as always with pieces by this maker) with the makers'-code: '100' (signifying that it is a piece as was produced by the 'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange' company) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in nicely bright-silvered, zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows some obvious wear ie. age and has a correct - and fully functional - pin- and/or (molded) catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it truly retains most (ie. all) of its silverish finish. The badge - that was I deem never cleaned nor polished - is nicely maker-marked: '100' (on the round catch set-up as is common with these WBs) signifying that it is a piece as was produced by the 'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange' company, based in Mittwaida. Simply an attractive and clearly maker-marked silver WB that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and only minimally used - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class wound-badge) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange\'-company This is an attractive example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') being an example that is clearly maker-marked on the catch-set-up (as always with pieces by this maker) with the makers\'-code: \'100\' (signifying that it is a piece as was produced by the \'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange\' company) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in nicely bright-silvered, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') - shows some obvious wear ie. age and has a correct - and fully functional - pin- and/or (molded) catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it truly retains most (ie. all) of its silverish finish. The badge - that was I deem never cleaned nor polished - is nicely maker-marked: \'100\' (on the round catch set-up as is common with these WBs) signifying that it is a piece as was produced by the \'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange\' company, based in Mittwaida. Simply an attractive and clearly maker-marked silver WB that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and only minimally used! - \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class panzer- assault badge or PAB) being a zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) so-called: \'semi-hollow\'-version of the \'Daisy type 2\'-pattern This is an attractive - albeit minimally used and/or worn - example of a: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class panzer- assault badge or PAB) being a zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) so-called: 'semi-hollow'-version of the 'Daisy type 2'-pattern (as was produced by a to date still unidentified maker) and that comes in an overall nice condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (IMO later-war-period-) zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that retains most of its (silver) bronze-coloured finish and that has maintained an attractive appearance overall, still showing pronounced detail as to be expected. The badge has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated above does it deal with a so-called: 'semi-hollow-, Daisy type 2'-pattern (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '2.4.2.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. The badge was recently found as such at a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. It was simply never cleaned nor polished. Simply a nice and honest bronze-class 'Daisy-pattern'- PAB that comes in a nice - albeit clearly used and/or worn-, condition: I deem that this honest example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and only minimally used- ie. worn! - example of a \'standard-issued\'-pattern pair of so-called: WH (Heeres) dagger-hangers (ie. \'Gehänge für den Heeres-Offiziersdolch\') This is an attractive - and (I deem) only minimally used- ie. worn! - example of a 'standard-issued'-pattern, pair of so-called: WH (Heeres) dagger-hangers (ie. 'Gehänge für den Heeres-Offiziersdolch') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and/or fully functional- albeit moderately used- and/or worn-) condition. The 'Gehänge' comes in a truly wonderful and totally undamaged condition: it is executed in silver-coloured zinc-based metal (as to be expected) and shows a clearly present so-called: 'DRGM'-patent-pending marking on the back of its attachment-clips (as can can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal staining, age and/or minimal wear. Simply a neat- and desirable dagger spare-part ie. dagger-accesory: great to complete any 'Heeres-Offiziersdolch'!

Attractive - and only moderately used! - example of a \'standard-issued\'-pattern, so-called: WH (Heeres) dagger-knot (ie. \'Portepee für Heeres-Offiziersdolch\') This is an attractive example of a 'standard-issued'-pattern, so-called: WH (Heeres) dagger-knot (ie. 'Portepee für Heeres-Offiziersdolch') that comes in an overall nice- (ie. - I deem - just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The 'Portepee' comes in a wonderful and totally undamaged condition: it is executed in silver-coloured 'braid-like'-material (as to be expected) and comes as recently found (as can can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this is the larger-sized pattern that was exclusively used for the 'Heeres-Offiziersdolche'. The piece shows some minimal staining and/or storage-age but is totally void of any damage or alike. Simply a very attractive - and desirable! - dagger spare-part ie. accesory: great to complete any 'Heeres-Offiziersdolch'!

Attractive - and only moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is a truly attractive - and with certainty used and carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and very detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (and just moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 9,8 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some 'highlighted areas' as executed in darker-green-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a black-coloured- and/or linnen-based 'backing' attached: moreover, does it show some stitching-remains ie. holes (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type breast-eagle of the 'Extra Qualität' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and only moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is a truly attractive - and with certainty used and carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and very detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and just moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 9,8 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some 'highlighted areas' as executed in equally silver-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a black-coloured- and/or thin-shaped, paper-based 'backing' attached: moreover, does it show some stitching-remains ie. holes (as can be seen on the pictures). Of interest is, moreover, the fact that the eagles'-claws are executed in golden-toned braid (something that is with certainty ususually observed). Simply an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type breast-eagle of the 'Extra Qualität' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and only moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and I deem minimally used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and just moderately used- ie. I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 11 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured \'braid\' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some \'highlighted areas\' as executed in darker-green-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a black-coloured- and/or linnen-based \'backing\' attached: moreover, does it show some stitching-remains ie. holes (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'-type breast-eagle of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and only moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and just moderately used- ie. I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 9,8 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some 'highlighted areas' as executed in greyish-green-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a beige-white-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing' attached: moreover, does it show some stitching-remains ie. holes (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type breast-eagle of the 'Extra Qualität' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and only moderately used! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) army-type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres') being executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and just moderately used- ie. I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 9,6 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some 'highlighted areas' as executed in greyish-green-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a beige-white-coloured- and/or buckram-based 'backing' attached: moreover, does it show some stitching-remains ie. holes (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type breast-eagle of the 'Extra Qualität' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and only moderately used! - WH (LW) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various LW-officers\'-pattern tunics This is a truly attractive - and I deem just moderately used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) airforce-type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') being executed in typical bright-silverish-coloured braid on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and just moderately used- ie. I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - which is of the second pattern and having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 8,5 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some 'highlighted areas' as executed in greyish-green-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - is void of an additional 'backing': moreover, does it show some stitching-remains ie. holes (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type breast-eagle of the 'Extra Qualität' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and only moderately used! - WH (LW) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various LW-officers\'-pattern tunics This is a truly attractive - and I deem just moderately used and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) airforce-type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') being executed in typical bright-silverish-coloured braid on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (and just moderately used- ie. I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - which is of the second pattern and having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 8,5 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some 'highlighted areas' as executed in darker-green-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers'-designation as more often and that does show minimal usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - shows a neat additional 'backing' constructed of black-coloured carton: moreover, does it show some stitching-remains ie. holes (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type breast-eagle of the 'Extra Qualität' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and possibly unique! - \'hardened steel\'-based, so-called: embossing-tool (ie. \'Prägewerkzeug\') as was intended to \'stamp\' an early- (ie. \'down-tailed\'-) type WH (Luftwaffe) \'buckle-frontplate\' This is an attractive - and with certainty rarely seen- ie. even possibly unique! - 'hardened steel'-based, so-called: embossing-tool (ie. 'Prägewerkzeug') as was intended to 'stamp' an early- (ie. 'down-tailed'-) type WH (Luftwaffe) 'buckle-frontplate' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit with certainty used-), condition. The interesting piece - which approximately measures: 5 x 5 cms. - is quite heavy in weight and execution and shows nice and pronounced detail as to be expected: as can be corroborated from the pictures was it used to stamp the 'frontplate' of the (aluminium-based- and pebbled-styled) WH (Luftwaffe) dress- ie. 'going-out' buckles (being of the type having four prongs attached to the sides). I am convinced that this is a neat and possibly unique WH (Luftwaffe)-related piece that with certainty will attract the buckle-collectors!

Attractive - and presumably Dutch-produced - example of an early-pattern (and neatly hand-embroidered) WA- (or: \'Weerafdelingen\'-) related \'Wolfshook\'-cap-triangle as was intended for usage on the black-coloured visor-caps This is an attractive - and presumably Dutch-produced! - example of an early-pattern (and neatly hand-embroidered!) so-called: WA- (or: 'Weerafdelingen der Nationaal Socialistische Beweging'-) related 'Wolfshook'-cap-triangle as was intended for usage on the black-coloured WA-visor-caps and that comes in a very nice- (and/or I deem issued- albeit simply never worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The patch - which measures from top to bottom only 4 cms. - comes mounted onto a beige-coloured- and/or linnen-based 'backing' and shows the black- and bright-red-coloured (woolen-based) 'fields' whereupon a golden-yellow-toned 'Wolfshook'-symbol is embroidered. The piece is (I deem) of the early type and was as stated above simply never worn nor cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this examples shows an inked (inventory?) number that reads: '1553' or alike. The WA (or in Dutch language: 'Weerafdelingen') could be compared with the German SA ('Sturmabteilungen') and was part of the NSB- (or: 'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging' being the Dutch WWII-period, pro-German party. It should be noted that these early-pattern (and neatly hand-embroidered!) WA-cap-badges can easily be considered 'very scarce'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original, Dutch-related, early-pattern WA-wolfshook cap-badge for a justified price!

Attractive - and presumably Dutch-produced - example of an early-pattern and neatly hand-embroidered WA- (or: \'Weerafdelingen\'-) related \'Motor WA\'-breast-badge (ie. in Dutch language \'Dienstonderscheidingsteken der Motor-WA\') This is an attractive - and presumably Dutch-produced - example of the attractive and with certainty scarcely encountered, neatly hand-embroidered WA- (or: 'Weerafdelingen der Nationaal Socialistische Beweging'-) related 'Motor WA'-breast-badge (ie. in Dutch language 'Dienstonderscheidingsteken der Motor-WA') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and/or I deem issued- albeit never worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The neat patch - which measures 4,5 x 4,5 cms. - comes mounted onto a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' (which is covered by beige-toned paper) whereupon a bright-red-toned 'wheel'-symbol is embroidered (as can be seen on the pictures). The WA (or in Dutch language: 'Weerafdelingen') could be compared with the German SA ('Sturmabteilungen') and was part of the NSB- (or: 'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging' being the Dutch WWII-period, pro-German party. It should be noted that these neatly hand-embroidered, 'Motor-WA'-badges can easily be considered 'scarce'. I deem that this is the version that was specifically intended for EM- ie. NCO-usage. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original, Dutch-related, 'Dienstonderscheidingsteken der Motor-WA' for a justified price!

Attractive - and presumably Dutch-produced - example of an early-pattern and neatly hand-embroidered WA- (or: \'Weerafdelingen\'-) related \'Motor WA\'-breast-badge (ie. in Dutch language \'Dienstonderscheidingsteken der Motor-WA\') This is an attractive - and presumably Dutch-produced - example of the attractive and with certainty scarcely encountered, neatly hand-embroidered WA- (or: 'Weerafdelingen der Nationaal Socialistische Beweging'-) related 'Motor WA'-breast-badge (ie. in Dutch language 'Dienstonderscheidingsteken der Motor-WA') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and/or I deem issued- albeit never worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The neat patch - which measures 4,5 x 4,5 cms. - comes mounted onto a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' (which is covered by beige-toned paper) whereupon a bright-red-toned 'wheel'-symbol is embroidered (as can be seen on the pictures). The WA (or in Dutch language: 'Weerafdelingen') could be compared with the German SA ('Sturmabteilungen') and was part of the NSB- (or: 'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging' being the Dutch WWII-period, pro-German party. It should be noted that these neatly hand-embroidered, 'Motor-WA'-badges can easily be considered 'scarce'. I deem that this is the version that was specifically intended for EM- ie. NCO-usage. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original, Dutch-related, 'Dienstonderscheidingsteken der Motor-WA' for a justified price!

Attractive - and presumably Dutch-produced - example of an early-pattern and neatly hand-embroidered WA- (or: \'Weerafdelingen\'-) related \'Motor WA\'-breast-badge (ie. in Dutch language \'Dienstonderscheidingsteken der Motor-WA\') This is an attractive - and presumably Dutch-produced - example of the attractive and with certainty scarcely encountered, neatly hand-embroidered WA- (or: 'Weerafdelingen der Nationaal Socialistische Beweging'-) related 'Motor WA'-breast-badge (ie. in Dutch language 'Dienstonderscheidingsteken der Motor-WA') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and/or I deem issued- albeit never worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The neat patch - which measures 4,5 x 4,5 cms. - comes mounted onto a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' (which is covered by beige-toned paper) whereupon a bright-red-toned 'wheel'-symbol is embroidered (as can be seen on the pictures). The WA (or in Dutch language: 'Weerafdelingen') could be compared with the German SA ('Sturmabteilungen') and was part of the NSB- (or: 'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging' being the Dutch WWII-period, pro-German party. It should be noted that these neatly hand-embroidered, 'Motor-WA'-badges can easily be considered 'scarce'. The piece was never used nor tunic-attached but does show a tiny moth-bite in one of its corners (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is the version that was specifically intended for EM- ie. NCO-usage. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original, Dutch-related, 'Dienstonderscheidingsteken der Motor-WA' for a justified price!

Attractive - and presumably Dutch-produced! - example of a (female) NJS- (or: \'Nationale Jeugdstorm\'-) related miniature youth-sports-badge of the bronze-class (or: in Dutch language: \'Miniatuur NJS-Sportdraagteken voor meisjes in brons\') This is an attractive - and truly scarcely encountered! - example of a miniature (female-type) NJS- (or: 'Nationale Jeugdstorm'-) related youth-sports-badge of the bronze-class (or: in Dutch language: 'NJS-Sportdraagteken voor meisjes in brons') being an attractive example that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The attractive piece - which is executed in (bright) bronze-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') - shows an upright-positioned arrow-illustration upon which the flying sea-gull-device can be noticed (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which measures without pin only 2 cms. - is very nicely preserved and shows a fully preserved (reddish) bronze-toned surface without showing any defaults: it comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered long-sized pin. Simply an attractive - and truly scarcely found! - NJS- (or: 'Nationale Jeugdstorm'-) related 'Miniatuur NJS-Sportdraagteken voor meisjes in brons' that is with certainty accordingly priced: only the first such neat female NJS-item in this bronze class I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and presumably Dutch-produced! - example of a (male) NJS- (or: \'Nationale Jeugdstorm\'-) related miniature youth-sports-badge of the bronze-class (or: in Dutch language: \'Miniatuur NJS-Sportdraagteken voor jongens in brons\') This is an attractive - and truly scarcely encountered! - example of a miniature (male-type) NJS- (or: 'Nationale Jeugdstorm'-) related youth-sports-badge of the bronze-class (or: in Dutch language: 'NJS-Sportdraagteken voor jongens in brons') being an attractive example that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The attractive piece - which is executed in (bright) bronze-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') - shows an upright-positioned arrow-illustration upon which the flying sea-gull-device can be noticed (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which measures without pin only 2 cms. - is very nicely preserved and shows a fully preserved (reddish) bronze-toned surface without showing any defaults: it comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered long-sized pin. Simply an attractive - and truly scarcely found! - NJS- (or: 'Nationale Jeugdstorm'-) related 'Miniatuur NJS-Sportdraagteken voor jongens in brons' that is with certainty accordingly priced: only the first such neat male NJS-item in this bronze class I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and presumably Dutch-produced! - example of a (male) NJS- (or: \'Nationale Jeugdstorm\'-) related youth-sports-badge of the bronze-class (being an attractive example that shows a unique- and very low engraved serial-number that reads \'13\') This is a very attractive - and actually truly rarely encountered! - example of a (male-type) NJS- (or: 'Nationale Jeugdstorm'-) related youth-sports-badge of the bronze-class (or: in Dutch language: 'NJS-Sportdraagteken voor jongens in brons') being an attractive example that shows a unique (and very low!), engraved serial-number (that reads: '13') on its back being a nicely preserved example that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- (and I deem moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The attractive piece - which is executed in (bright) bronze-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') - shows an upright-positioned arrow-illustration upon which the flying sea-gull-device can be noticed (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is nicely preserved and shows a fully preserved bronze-toned surface without showing any real defaults: it comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional, minimally bent but unaltered (typically shaped!) pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up. Simply a very attractive - and truly rarely found! - NJS- (or: 'Nationale Jeugdstorm'-) related 'NJS-Sportdraagteken voor jongens in brons' that is with certainty accordingly priced: only the second such neat male NJS-item in this bronze class I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and quite detailed! - example of a Romanian (WWII-period) medal: \'Medaille für Mannhaftigkeit und Treue in Silber\' that comes mounted onto its original ribbon ie. \'Bandabschnitt\' and that comes as issued- and worn This is an attractive - and quite detailed! - example of the Romanian (WWII-period-issued) medal: \'Medaille für Mannhaftigkeit und Treue in Silber\' (or: Medal for manhood and loyalty with crossed swords, 2nd class ie. \'Medalia Bãrbãtie si Credintã cu spadele încruciate, clasa 2a\') and that comes mounted onto its original ribbon ie. \'Bandabschnitt\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly worn albeit certainly issued-), condition. This medal - which was a war-decoration that was awarded for bravery in the face of the enemy - was instituted as early as 1916 and is often found among German (WWII-period-) medal-groups since it was often bestowed to Romania\'s allies. The medal on offer here is very detailed and has a neat and somewhat tarnished age-patina: it comes mounted onto its original, colourfull ribbon as issued. This medal is also known in Romanian language as: \'Medalia Bãrbãtie si Credintã cu spadele încruciate\' and shows on the front the King Carol I facing left, circumscribed by the text: \'Carol I. Rege Al României\' (or: Carol I King of Romania): the reverse shows the inscribed text: \'Bãrbãtie si Credintã\' (or Manhood and Loyalty) showing a laurel branch below. The piece is a tiny bit dusty but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. The award was recently found at a German private-household and was most certainly a piece that was once awarded to a German soldier ie. NCO. In any case a nice foreign award of one of Germanys allies and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and quite detailed! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern, visor-cap eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schirmmütze\') being a neatly hand-embroidered example that comes on a typical greyish-blue-coloured- and/or (smooth)woolen-based background This is an attractive - quite detailed and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern, visor-cap eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') being a neatly hand-embroidered example (of the second pattern) that comes mounted onto a typical, greyish-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem most certainly used- ie. once cap-attached-), condition. This - with certainty 'high-quality'-produced example - is executed in multi-coloured, silverish 'braid' and is executed onto a typical woolen- and/or greyish-blue-coloured background and has an approximate 'wingspan' of 7 cms.: it is, moreover, nicely backed with a piece of black-coloured wool as more often seen and does show some moderate age, wear and or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that easily encountered! - piece of Luftwaffe-related officers'-type visor-cap-insignia that would nicely fit to restore any LW officers'-type visor-cap!

Attractive - and quite detailed! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern, visor-cap eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schirmmütze\') being a neatly hand-embroidered example that comes on a typical greyish-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based background This is an attractive and quite detailed - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern, visor-cap eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') being a neatly hand-embroidered example (of the second pattern) that comes mounted onto a typical greyish-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem most certainly used- ie. once cap-attached-), condition. This - with certainty 'high-quality'-produced example - is executed in multi-coloured, silverish 'braid' and is executed onto a typical woolen- and/or greyish-blue-coloured background and has an approximate 'wingspan' of 7 cms.: it is, moreover, nicely backed with a piece of beige-white-coloured linnen as more often seen and does show some moderate age, wear and or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that easily encountered! - piece of Luftwaffe-related officers'-type visor-cap-insignia that would nicely fit to restore any LW officers'-type visor-cap!

Attractive - and rarely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'-model and/or rounded-style-), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Nebelwerfer-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and rarely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war period- (ie. 'M36'-model and/or rounded-style-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat darker-purple- (ie. 'bordeaux'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Nebelwerfer-Truppen' (or: army smoketroops soldier) and that comes in an overall nice- (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat boards - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured- and woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the darker-purple- (ie. 'bordeaux'-) coloured (and/or woolen-type-) piping attached. They each measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length. The straps come mounted on their functional tongues and come in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition, overall. The pair shows only moderate usage and wear (as can be seen in the pictures). It should be noted that the bordeaux-coloured branchcolour ranks amongst the more difficult to find branchcolours of the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. In any case is this a great occasion to acquire a desirable 'Nebelwerfer'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair that was never before part of a collection!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - Austrian-based ie. JV- (ie. \'Jugendbund der Vaterländischen Front - Jung Vaterland\'-) related \'tinnie\' showing a sunburst with \'JV-logo\' and text: \'Jungvaterland - Wien - Sommerlager 1936\' The attractive - and fairly early-period- and with certainty rarely encountered! - somewhat darkened, bronze-toned Austrian day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in bronze-coloured (ie. copper-coloured) 'pot-metal': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge - that is void of a makers'-designation - never had a pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up and was intended to be sewn onto a tunic or shirt (it shows 3 tiny holes to accommodate the thread as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains all of its minimally darkened finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece shows a sunburst over the mountains and depicts the 'JV-logo' and text that reads: 'Jungvaterland - Wien - Sommerlager 1936' (as can be seen on the pictures). The JV- (or: 'Jugendbund der Vaterländischen Front - Jung Vaterland') was the Austrian pre-war-period predecessor of the German 'Hitlerjugend' (in which it was absorved after Austrian 'Anschluss' in 1938). Simply an attractive example of a desirable, Austrian youth- (ie. 'JV'-) related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - award-grouping comprising of a so-called: \'N.S.F.K. Modellflug-Leistungsabzeichen 2. Modell in Bronze\' that comes with its matching \'Halbminiatur\' (both pieces bearing an award-number that reads: \'0782\') This is an attractive - and with certainty very rarely encountered! - 2-pieced award-grouping comprising of an: 'N.S.F.K.'- (ie. 'National-Socialistisches Fliegerkorps'-) so-called: 'Modellflug-Leistungsabzeichen des 2. Modell in Bronze' (or: bronze-class model-airplane-badge of the second pattern) that comes with its matching miniature (ie. 'Halbminiatur') both pieces bearing an identical (and unique!) award- (ie. serial-)number that reads: '0782' and that come both in a wonderful-, minimally used- and/or fully untouched-, condition. The larger-sized badge (having an approximate diameter of 4 cms.) is executed in golden-greyish-coloured, zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and comes mounted onto its functional and totally unaltered (copper-based) pin- (ie. pin-/catch-) set-up. Next to its unique award- (ie. serial-) number that reads: '0782' does the badge show an (I deem) patent-pending-marking- ie. number (that reads: '261943') as can be seen on the pictures. The (neatly bright-golden-toned!) miniature (ie. 'Halbminiatur') has the same specifications as mentioned above but comes mounted onto its long-sized pin (as can be seen on the pictures). Both rare badges have never been cleaned nor polished and come as recently found. Similar examples are also pictured in the 'Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue' wherein both are given the respective reference-numbers '4129 I' (having an estimated value of: 500 Eu) and '4129 J' (having an estimated value of: 1200 Eu!). There is not much reference-material known about these attractive 'NSFK'-related badges: I found a similar (matching) set offered for 1500 Eu (!). Simply a very attractive and matching 'NSFK Modellflug-Leistungsabzeichen 2. Modell in Bronze'-set which is I deem absolutely accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - breast-badge as executed in \'BeVo-weave\' pattern, as was intended for members within the \'N.S.D.A.P. Reichsautozug\' (or: \'RaZ\') still retaining its paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket This is a very nice specimen of the very rarely encountered breast-badge as executed in the so-called: 'BeVo-weave' pattern, as was intended for usage by members within the 'N.S.D.A.P. Reichsautozug' (or: 'RaZ'), still retaining its paper-based 'RzM'-etiket, in very nice (ie. stonemint-/unissued-) condition. This organisation was named the 'N.S.D.A.P. Reichsautozug' (or: 'RaZ') and was likely the smallest party-related formation within the Third Reich. Although it was a formation that was infact more related to the SA ('Sturmabteilungen'), it was attached to the N.S.D.A.P. headquarters based in Münich. It most likely never numbered more than 200 members. This organisation was in charge of furnishing and setting-up all that was necessary to handle a large-scale party rally. Their responsibilities included setting-up and maintaining audio systems, seating, shelter and housing, field kitchens and/or latrines. The breast-badge on offer here is a stonemint, unissued example (which is sized: 11,5 x 6 cms.) that still retains its original paper-based 'RzM'-etiket ('B-Stück'): it has extraordinary detail and simply cannot be upgraded. This is the just the third such rare badge I ever have encountered. Simply a very nice and rare N.S.D.A.P.-related badge that simply cannot be upgraded!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - commemorative, \'Feinzink\'-based \'Reichsnährstand\'-related service-award, being a non-maker-marked example showing the text: \'Reichsnährstand - Landesbauernschaft Bayern - für 20 Jahre treue Dienste\' The truly attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - oval-shaped service-badge (ie. \'Dienstauszeichnung\' or: loyal-service award) is executed in (tarnished) golden-bronze-coloured- (and/or: typical \'Feinzink\'-based) metal: it shows some regular wear and/or moderate age but is totally void of any real damage. The badge (having an approximate height of 4,7 cms.) has a (luxurious!) and functional pin-/catch set-up and has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'DA\' is very detailed and has lost some of its golden-bronze-coloured finish. The \'DA\' - which is as stated above a non-maker-marked example - depicts the: \'Reichsnährstand\'-symbol (swastika with sword and corn-leave) surrounded by the text: \'Reichsnährstand - Landesbauernschaft Bayern - für 20 Jahre treue Dienste\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive piece comes as stated above mounted onto its functional pin-/catch set-up and is truly a high-quality produced example. Simply an attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered \'Reichsnährstand\'-related service-award that was awarded for 20 years of loyal-service within this organisation!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - commemorative, \'Feinzink\'-based \'Reichsnährstand\'-related service-award, being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: \'Reichsnährstand - Landesbauernschaft Bayern - für 10 Jahre treue Dienste\' The truly attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - oval-shaped badge (ie. 'Dienstauszeichnung' or: loyal-service award) is executed in (tarnished) greyish-silver-coloured- and/or 'Feinzink'-based metal: it shows some regular wear and/or moderate age but is totally void of any damage. The badge (having an approximate height of 4,7 cms.) has a (luxurious!) and functional pin-/catch set-up and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'DA' is very detailed and truly retains all of its somewhat tarnished, greyish-silver-coloured finish. The 'DA' - which is as stated above a non-maker-marked example - depicts the: 'Reichsnährstand'-symbol (swastika with sword and corn-leave) surrounded by the text: 'Reichsnährstand - Landesbauernschaft Bayern - für 10 Jahre treue Dienste' (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive piece comes as stated above mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and is truly a high-quality produced example. Simply an attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered 'Reichsnährstand'-related service-award that was awarded for 10 years of loyal-service within this organisation!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - customs-related (arm?)patch (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz\') being a detailed and neatly \'BeVo\'-woven example that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-, condition This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - trapezoid-shaped, customs- (ie. \'Zoll\'-) related (arm?)patch (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz\') being a detailed and neatly \'BeVo\'-woven example that comes in a simply never used- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The typically trapezoid-shaped patch measures approximately 6 x 5 cms. and was simply never used: it was never pre-folded- nor confectioned and just shows some minimal storage-age- ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). There is not much reference material available on this patch and its exact usage, however, is to date not confirmed: some sources refer to this badge as being merely intended for female usage. This only the second such rare Customs-piece I ever had on offer: I deem that I have priced it accordingly!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - DLV- (ie. \'Deutsches Luftsport Verband\'-) related, neatly hand-embroidered-, trade- ie. special-career-patch, as was intended for a: \'Segel-Modelflug-Aufseher der II. Klasse\' This is an attractive - and rarely encountered! - example of a DLV- (ie. 'Deutsches Luftsport Verband'-) related-, neatly hand-embroidered-, trade- ie. special-career-patch, as was intended for a: 'Segel-Modelflug-Aufseher der II. Klasse' (or: model sailplane examiner of the second pattern), that comes in an overall nice, condition. The rare patch is neatly hand-embroidered in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a bluish-grey coloured- and/or woolen-based (ie. Luftwaffe-type-), background. The patch - which has a black-coloured (also linnen-based) backing as more often encountered - hardly shows wear nor age. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. I could not find more detailed reference-material for these type of patches (of which at least 3 classes apparently existed). Simply a neat - and actually scarcely encountered! - DLV- (ie. 'Deutsches Luftsport Verband'-) trade- and/or special-career patch!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - example of a DRB- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) related armband entitled: \'Reichsbahn Feuerwehr\', being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a truly attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - example of a DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') entitled: 'Reichsbahn Feuerwehr' (or: specific train-related, fire-department) being of the 'entirely-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern that comes in a minimally used- ie. worn, condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard' for usage by the various DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn Feuerwehr'-) officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the darker-blue-coloured greatcoats and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 43 cms. and is 9,8 cms. wide - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured- (and shiny-type!) linnen and shows the neatly interwoven text: 'Reichsbahn Feuerwehr'. Moreover, does it show two silver-coloured- and horizontally-mounted 'stripes' (possibly denoting a rank). The armband shows a (vaguely present) ink-stamp that (IMO) reads: 'Reichsbahn Feuerwehr - Regensburg' (or alike). The armband is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (IMO simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). I have personally never before encountered a similar example and am convinced that this is a very rarely encountered DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - example of a Waffen-SS, \'semi-BeVo\'-type, enlisted-mens\'-type cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') for the Waffen-SS field-police-units entitled: \'SS-Feldgendarmerie\' This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a Waffen-SS, 'semi-BeVo'-type, enlisted-mens'-type cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') for the Waffen-SS field-police-units, entitled: 'SS-Feldgendarmerie', that comes in an overall very nice (IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The cuff-title - which is as stated of the typical so-called: 'semi-BeVo'-type as to be expected - is in a truly wonderfull condition overall: it comes in a full-length condition and measures approximately 44 cms. in length: both ends are unfinished and do show some minimal fraying as is more often seen. The piece shows some minimal staining but is in an overall very nice condition (as can be seen on the pictures). I have seen these sell for much more than my asking-price. Simply a 100% guaranteed, genuine 'Waffen-SS'-related cuff-title that is IMO fairly and/or accordingly priced: only the first such Waffen-SS field-police-related 'Ärmelstreifen' I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - example of a: \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber mit Einsatzzahl 25\' being a non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as produced by the maker: \'Joseph Feix u. Söhne\' This is a very attractive - albeit moderately worn but nevertheless rarely encountered! - example of a: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber mit Einsatzzahl 25 o. 'Panzerkampfabzeichen der II. Stufe' (or: silver-class panzer assault-badge ie. PAB of the second grade, being an early (!) non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen as produced by the maker: 'Joseph Feix u. Söhne' (ie. JFS) based in the town of Gablonz and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly issued- and/or worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (IMO early pattern-) zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that has lost some of its silver-coloured finish (as more often) but that has nevertheless maintained an attractive appearance, still showing the expected, pronounced detail as to be expected. The badge has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). The piece retains both its (unaltered) rivets and has a fully functional (and also not altered!) pin, catch ie. pin-/catch set-up. As stated above does it deal with a so-called: 'JFS Grade II (25)'-pattern (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '7.2.1.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was recently found as such at a German flea-market and was never before part of a collection. It was simply never cleaned nor polished. Simply a nice and honest silver-class, 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber mit Einsatzzahl 25 o. 'Panzerkampfabzeichen der II. Stufe' that comes in a nice albeit clearly used and/or worn condition: I deem that this honest and nicely preserved example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - fully matching, Waffen-SS, officers\'-pattern-, flat-wire \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-eagle- and skull-set that comes in a clearly used- (ie. cap-removed-), condition The very attractive - and rarely seen! - Waffen-SS officers'-insignia-set on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: flat-wire 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in shiny, silver-coloured thread on a black-coloured- and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected). As such, it can naturally easily be mounted on a Waffen-SS officers'-pattern side-cap (ie. 'Offiziersschiffchen') (or even on a so-called: 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, come both insignia-pieces in a clearly confectioned- ie. once cap-attached condition: both insiginia-pieces are nicely period-folded and still show some of the stitching-remains with which they were once cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The cap-eagle does show a small tear on the left side of the swastika (IMO caused by having been somewhat roughly cap-removed) whereas the skull is undamaged. Both pieces originate from a British veteran who kept both pieces as some sort of war-souvenir. The set came together and will also be sold as a set: I will not sell the skull separately. Both pieces are a tiny bit stained (simply caused by years of storage and or moderate wear). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related officers'-pattern insignia-sets are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very rare'. I deem that this truly used- and/or worn set is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - HJ- (Hitlerjugend-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate a HJ-related gathering named: \'1. Sporttag u. HJ-Treffen am 16. u. 17. Juni 1934\' This is a very attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - fairly early-period, HJ/BDM- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstalstungsabzeichen') that was specifically issued to commemorate a specific HJ-related gathering ie. rally (named: '1. Sporttag u. HJ-Treffen am 16. u. 17. Juni 1934' ) being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical, silverish-toned metal (I deem so-called: zinc- ie. pot-metal) - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is just somewhat tarnished by age (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece (which is as stated above non-maker-marked) depicts a detailed eagle-device and HJ-Raute coupled with the above-mentioned text and comes mounted onto its (of course still functional) pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - HJ/BDM- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) related 'tinnie'. I deem that I have priced this attractive - and early-period! - example according to its desirability and/or truly nicely preserved- and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\' being a maker- (ie. \'F. Hofstätter - Bonn\'-) marked example showing a tower with a \'HJ-Raute\' and text: \'Hitlerjugend Treffen - Lüchow - 11.3.34\' The attractive - and fairly early-period- and with certainty rarely encountered! - somewhat darkened, bronze-toned day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in bronze-coloured (ie. copper-coloured) 'pot-metal': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains all of its minimally darkened finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The oval-shaped piece shows a tower (ie. ruined castle-tower) with a 'HJ-Raute' and depicts the text: 'Hitlerjugend Treffen - Lüchow - 11.3.34'. Moreover, does the piece show a period-attached maker-designation sticker that reads: 'F. Hofstätter - Bonn a. Rh.' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this desirable and early-period (regional -issued!) HJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example showing a uniformed \'HJ-Mitglied\' and text: \'1. Anhaltisches Hitler-Jugend Treffen - Bernburg - 14.-15.10.33\' The attractive - and fairly early-period- and with certainty rarely encountered! - somewhat darkened, bronze-toned day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in bronze- (ie. copper-) toned \'pot-metal\': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and truly retains all of its minimally darkened finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows a uniformed \'HJ-Mitglied\' (carrying a spear or flag-pole and shield) coupled with a swastika and shows the text: \'1. Anhaltisches Hitler-Jugend Treffen - Bernburg - 14.-15.10.33\'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and early-period (and regional-issued!) HJ-related so-called: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example showing a uniformed \'HJ-Mitglied\' and text: \'1. Anhaltisches Hitler-Jugend Treffen - Bernburg- 14.-15.10.33\' The attractive - and fairly early-period- and with certainty rarely encountered! - somewhat darkened, bronze-toned day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in bronze-coloured (ie. copper-coloured) 'pot-metal': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains all of its minimally darkened finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows a uniformed 'HJ-Mitglied' (carrying a spear and shield) a swastika and shows the text: '1. Anhaltisches Hitler-Jugend Treffen - Bernburg- 14.-15.10.33'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and early-period (regional -issued!) HJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example showing two ancient \'sword\'-insignia and text that reads: \'Unser Glaube Deutschland - HJ-Bann B8 Treffen - 1934\' The attractive - fairly early-period- and with certainty rarely encountered! - somewhat darkened, golden-bronze-toned day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in golden- (ie. copper-) toned \'pot-metal\': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The triangular-shaped day-badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and truly retains most of its minimally darkened finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The peculiar-shaped piece shows two (ancient) \'sword\'-insignia and \'HJ-Raute\' coupled with the text that simply reads: \'Unser Glaube Deutschland - HJ-Bann B8 Treffen - 1934\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this desirable and fairly early-period (and regional-issued!) HJ-related so-called: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\' showing a sunburst with a \'HJ-Raute\' and text: \'Hitler-Jugend - Gefolgschaftstreffen - Berncastel-Cues/Mosel - 26./27. August 1933\' The attractive - and fairly early-period- and with certainty rarely encountered! - somewhat darkened, bronze-toned day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in bronze-coloured (ie. copper-coloured) 'pot-metal': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains all of its minimally darkened finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows a sunburst with a (larger-sized) 'HJ-Raute' and depicts the text: 'Hitler-Jugend - Gefolgschaftstreffen - Berncastel-Cues/Mosel - 26./27. August 1933' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this desirable and early-period (regional -issued!) HJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') trade- or specialist-armbadge as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as was specifically intended for a: \'Gefolgschaftsfeldscher\' This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') so-called: trade- ie. specialist-armbadge (aka: 'Ärmelabzeichen für Gefolgschaftsfeldscher') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern as was intended for a: 'Gefolgschaftsfeldscher' (or: senior medical-orderly) and that comes in a very nice- (ie. I deem never used- nor once-tunic- ie. shirt-attached-), condition. The neat badge - only sized: 6.5 x 5.5 cms. - comes in a non-confectioned condition and comes 'as straigthly cut of the role': it has, however, lost its 'RzM'-etiket: its remains are still visible (as can be seen on the pictures). The patch is a tiny bit wrinkled and shows some minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only). Simply a very attractive and with certainty desirable HJ- (ie. BDM-) related item that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') trade- or specialist-armbadge, as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for a: \'Gefolgschaftsfeldscher\' This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') so-called: trade- ie. specialist-armbadge (aka: 'Ärmelabzeichen für Feldscher'), as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, as was intended for a: 'Gefolgschaftsfeldscher' (or: senior medical-orderly) and that comes in a very nice (ie. IMO used- and/or once tunic- ie. shirt-attached-), condition. The neat badge - only sized: 6.5 x 5.5 cms. - comes in a period-folded- ie. confectioned condition and can easily be remounted if wished so: it has IMO been once shirt- or tunic-attached and shows its period-applied 'RzM'-etiket ('A-Stück'). The patch is a tiny bit wrinkled and shows some minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only). Simply a very attractive and with certainty desirable HJ- (ie. BDM-) related item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') trade- or specialist-armbadge, as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for a: \'Gefolgschaftsfeldscher\' This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') so-called: trade- ie. specialist-armbadge (aka: 'Ärmelabzeichen für Feldscher'), as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, as was intended for a: 'Gefolgschaftsfeldscher' (or: senior medical-orderly) and that comes in a very nice (ie. IMO used- and/or once tunic- ie. shirt-attached-), condition. The neat badge - only sized: 6.5 x 5.5 cms. - comes in a period-folded- ie. confectioned condition and can easily be remounted if wished so: it has IMO been once shirt- or tunic-attached but has lost its (most certainly once-present) 'RzM'-etiket. The patch is a tiny bit wrinkled and shows some minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only). Simply a very attractive and with certainty desirable HJ- (ie. BDM-) related item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') trade- or specialist-armbadge, as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for a: \'Gefolgschaftsfeldscher\' This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') so-called: trade- ie. specialist-armbadge (aka: 'Ärmelabzeichen für Feldscher'), as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, as was intended for a: 'Gefolgschaftsfeldscher' (or: senior medical-orderly) and that comes in a very nice (ie. IMO used- and/or once tunic- ie. shirt-attached-), condition. The neat badge - only sized: 6.5 x 5.5 cms. - comes in a period-folded- ie. confectioned condition and can easily be remounted if wished so: it has IMO been once shirt- or tunic-attached but has lost its (most certainly once-present) 'RzM'-etiket. The patch is a tiny bit wrinkled and shows some minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only). Simply a very attractive and with certainty desirable HJ- (ie. BDM-) related item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') trade- or specialist-armbadge, as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for a: \'Gefolgschaftsfeldscher\' This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') so-called: trade- ie. specialist-armbadge (aka: 'Ärmelabzeichen für Feldscher'), as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, as was intended for a: 'Gefolgschaftsfeldscher' (or: senior medical-orderly) and that comes in a very nice (ie. IMO used- and/or once tunic- ie. shirt-attached-), condition. The neat badge - only sized: 6.5 x 5.5 cms. - comes in a period-folded- ie. confectioned condition and can easily be remounted if wished so: it has IMO been once shirt- or tunic-attached but has lost most of its 'RzM'-etiket: its remains are still clearly visible (as can be seen on the pictures). The patch is a tiny bit wrinkled and shows some minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only). Simply a very attractive and with certainty desirable HJ- (ie. BDM-) related item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') trade- or specialist-armbadge, as was executed in the machine-woven pattern, as was intended for a: \'HJ-Ärmelabzeichen für Angehörige des Unfall-Dienstes\' This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') so-called: trade- ie. specialist-armbadge (aka: 'Ärmelabzeichen'), machine-woven pattern, as was intended for a: 'HJ-Ärmelabzeichen für Angehörige des Unfall-Dienstes' (or: staff-members employed in emergency-service) and that comes in a very nice (ie. IMO issued albeit never tunic- nor shirt- attached-), condition. The neat circular-sized badge is woven on beige-white-coloured felt-like wool and has an approximate diameter of 6 cms. and still shows its period-applied 'RzM'-etiket ('A-Stück'). The patch - which is moreover nicely piped with bright-red-coloured- and/or rayon-based 'piping' - is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows some minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage only). Simply a very attractive and with certainty desirable HJ- (ie. BDM-) related 'medical-related'-patch that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM (\'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Nord-Niedersachsen\' having a golden-toned \'honorary-stripe\' attached signifying HJ-membership before 1933 This is a truly very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - example of a HJ/BDM ('Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel') district-triangle (ie. 'Gebietsdreieck') entitled: 'Nord-Niedersachsen' (having a golden-toned 'honorary rank-stripe' period-attached and thus signifying HJ-membership before 1933) and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. issued- and IMO worn- ie. once-shirt-attached-), condition. The triangle - which is of the desirable early-pattern - misses its 'RzM'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures) and just shows some minimal age- ie. staining caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. This is a 'male'-specimen as was woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and/or also linnen-based-) background. Simply a very attractive - and/or rarely encountered! - male-type HJ-district-triangle entitled: 'Nord-Niedersachsen' having a neat golden-toned, 'honorary rank-stripe' period-attached: only the first such example from this particular 'HJ-Gebiet' I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM (\'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Köln-Aachen\' (having a golden-toned \'honorary-stripe\' attached signifying HJ-membership before 1933) This is a truly very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - example of a HJ/BDM (\'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Köln-Aachen\' (having a golden-toned \'honorary rank-stripe\' period-attached and thus signifying HJ-membership before 1933) and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. issued- but IMO never worn- nor shirt-attached-), condition. The triangle misses its \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures) and just shows some minimal age- ie. staining caused by decades of storage only. This is a \'male\'-specimen as was woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and/or also linnen-based-) background. Simply a very attractive - and/or rarely encountered! - male-type HJ-district-triangle entitled: \'West Köln-Aachen\' having a neat golden-toned, \'honorary rank-stripe\' period-attached: only the first such example from this particular \'HJ-Gebiet\' I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM (\'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Kurhessen\' (having a golden-toned \'honorary-stripe\' attached signifying HJ-membership before 1933) This is a very attractive - and actually quite rarely encountered! - example of a HJ/BDM (\'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Kurhessen\' (having a golden-toned and braid-based \'honorary rank-stripe\' period-attached and thus signifying HJ-membership before 1933) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly issued-, moderately worn and/or once shirt-attached-), condition. The triangle misses its \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures) and just shows some minimal age- ie. staining caused by decades of storage only. This is a \'male\'-specimen as was woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and/or also linnen-based-) background. Simply a very attractive - and/or quite rarely encountered! - male-type HJ-district-triangle entitled: \'West Kurhessen\' having a neat golden-toned, \'honorary rank-stripe\' period-attached: only the first such example from this particular \'HJ-Bann o. Gebiet\' I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - later-war-period-, WH (Heeres) ie. 'officers'-type-, so-called: 'M44'-pattern-, trapezoid-shaped breasteagle, being a silver-coloured example as executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave, flat-wire-pattern This is a neat - and actually rarely encountered item: a later-war-period-, WH (Heeres) ie. 'officers'-type-, so-called: 'M44'-pattern-, trapezoid-shaped breasteagle, being a silver-coloured example as executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave, flat-wire-pattern on a darker-green-coloured background that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition. The piece on offer here was never folded- nor trimmed and comes as straigthly 'cut-off the role' (see pictures). This was the 'standard'-issue WH-eagle as was intended for usage on the various officers-type tunics and that was intended to replace the more common-type (and as such was much easier to apply). The piece on offer here was never issued: it bears some truly minimal staining, simply caused by years of storage only. I deem that I have priced this interesting - and with certainty rarely seen! - 'officers'-related-, so-called: 'M44'-pattern breast-eagle accordingly!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - later-war-period-, WH (Heeres) ie. \'officers\'-type-, so-called: \'M44\'-pattern-, trapezoid-shaped breasteagle, being a silver-coloured example as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave, flat-wire-pattern This is a neat - and actually rarely encountered item: a later-war-period-, WH (Heeres) ie. 'officers'-type-, so-called: 'M44'-pattern-, trapezoid-shaped breasteagle, being a silver-coloured example as executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave, flat-wire-pattern on a field-grey-coloured background that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition. The piece on offer here was never folded- nor trimmed and comes as straigthly 'cut-off the role' (see pictures). This was the 'standard'-issue WH-eagle as was intended for usage on the various officers-type tunics and that was intended to replace the more common-type (and as such was much easier to apply). The piece on offer here was never issued: it bears some truly minimal staining (and shows one tiny hole) simply caused by years of storage only. I deem that I have priced this interesting - and with certainty rarely seen! - 'officers'-related-, so-called: 'M44'-pattern breast-eagle accordingly!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - Motor-HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') ie. N.S.K.K.- (or: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') so-called: \'Motor-HJ Raute des 2. Model\' (being a moderately used example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and truly worn- ie. carefuly tunic-removed- and with certainty rarely encountered! - example of a neatly \'padded\', so-called: Motor-HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') ie. N.S.K.K.- (or: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') so-called: \'Motor-HJ Raute des 2. Model\' (being a \'diamond\'-shaped arm-badge of the second and/or final pattern) that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket but that nevertheless comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn ie. used- and/or I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The badge is neatly executed in machine-woven, silver-coloured \'braid\' (being of the so-called: \'flat-wire\'-pattern) on a bright-red- and/or white-coloured- and/or silk- (ie. \'BeVo\'-like-) linnen-based background. The badge is nicely padded (as usual) and just shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining. These patches were worn by HJ-members that were destined to be enlisted into the N.S.K.K.- (or: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\'). Simply an attractive Motor-HJ- (ie. N.S.K.K.-) related trade- ie. specialist-badge (ie. \'Tätigungsabzeichen\') that is with certainty not that often offered for sale and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - Motor-HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') ie. N.S.K.K.- (or: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') so-called: \'Motor-HJ Raute des 2. Model\', still retaining its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and truly worn- ie. carefuly tunic-removed- and with certainty rarely encountered - example of a neatly 'padded'- so-called: Motor-HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') ie. N.S.K.K.- (or: 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') so-called: 'Motor-HJ Raute des 2. Model' (being a 'diamond'-shaped arm-badge of the second and/or final pattern) that still retains its period-applied 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn ie. used- and/or IMO tunic-removed-), condition. The badge is neatly executed in machine-woven-, silver-coloured 'braid' (being of the so-called: 'flat-wire'-pattern) on a bright-red- and/or white-coloured- and/or silk- ie. 'BeVo'-like-, linnen-based background. The badge is nicely padded (as usual) and shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining. These patches were worn by HJ-members that were destined to be enlisted into the N.S.K.K.- (or: 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps'). Simply an attractive Motor-HJ- (ie. N.S.K.K.-) related trade- ie. specialist-badge (ie. 'Tätigungsabzeichen') that is with certainty not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - NSKK- (ie. \'National-Socialistisches Kraftfahr-Korps\'-) related armbadge, as was intended for a: \'NSKK Sanitäts-Unterführer o. Mann\' (ie. \'Feldscher\'), as executed in neat \'BeVo\'- weave pattern This is a truly attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - NSKK- (ie. 'National-Socialistisches Kraftfahr-Korps'-) related armbadge, as was woven in silver-coloured- (so-called: 'flat-wire'-pattern-) braid on a black-coloured background, as was intended for a: 'NSKK Sanitäts-Unterführer o. Mann' - ie. 'Feldscher', as was executed in neat 'BeVo'- weave pattern, in overall nice, albeit clearly used- ie. shirt-removed-, condition. The nicely woven insignia is only sized: 6,3 x 4 cms. and comes as stated in a clearly used- ie. shirt-removed- condition: it is neatly 'pre-folded' but misses its paper-based-, so-called: 'RzM'-etiket as is more often seen (the remains are, however, still present and/or visible - see pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually truly rarely encountered! - NSKK- (ie. 'National-Socialistisches Kraftfahr-Korps'-) related armbadge: only the first such neat badge I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - officers-pattern, \'Feuerwehr\'- (ie. \'FW-Polizei\') cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo flat-wire\'-style The attractive - and somewhat smaller-sized - insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave-style (and is executed in bright silver-coloured linnen onto a darker-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background: it was simply never cap-attached and comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition. As such it can naturally easily be mounted onto any officers\'-type \'Feuerwehr\' (ie. fire-brigade) side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen für Führer der Feuerwehr\') (or can even be used for an: \'M43\'-type-cap ie. \'Einheitsfeldmütze\'). This - actually scarely encountered! - (side)cap-eagle is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave style and is executed in (bright)silverish-toned thread on a (typical) darker-blue-coloured background as to be expected. These cap-eagles were presumably intended for officer- (ie. evt. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures) and simply cannot be upgraded: the piece comes \'as straightly cut-off the role\' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned. Moreover, does it show some minimal glue-remains on its back simply caused by having glued into an album or scrapbook once (as can be noticed on the pictures). This example originates from a \'Musterbuch\' (or: sample-book) that was period-compiled by the producing-company \'Offermann\' as was based in the town of Ratingen. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a neat \'Feuerwehr- (ie. \'Feuerwehr-Polizei\') officers\'-pattern cap-eagle as was executed in \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave-style!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - replacement-piece: a WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issued\' cocarde as used on the tropical side- (and/or \'M41\'-type) caps as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in a clearly cap-removed condition This is a very desirable and actually quite rarely encountered replacement-piece: a WH (Heeres) 'tropical-issued' cocarde (ie. 'Mützenkokarde') as used on the tropical side- (and/or 'M41'-type) caps as executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a light-brown (ie. tan-) coloured background and that comes in a moderately used- and/or clearly cap-removed condition. The cocarde was clearly used (and confectioned ie. trimmed!) and just shows some moderate wear, age and/or slight staining: moreover, does it still shows some of the stitching-holes with which it was once cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be mentioned that these tropical cocardes as executed in the 'BeVo'-weave pattern rank amongst the most difficult to obtain cocardes of the period. Simply one of those insignia-pieces that are almost impossible to find if needed!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - replacement-piece: a WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issued\' cocarde as used on the tropical side- (and/or \'M41\'-type) caps as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in a clearly cap-removed condition This is a very desirable and actually quite rarely encountered replacement-piece: a WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issued\' cocarde (ie. \'Mützenkokarde\') as used on the tropical side- (and/or \'M41\'-type) caps as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a light-brown (ie. tan-) coloured background and that comes in a moderately used- and/or clearly cap-removed condition. The cocarde was clearly used and just shows some moderate wear, age and/or slight staining: moreover, does it still shows the stitching-holes with which it was once cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be mentioned that these tropical cocardes as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern rank amongst the most difficult to obtain cocardes of the period. Simply one of those insignia-pieces that are almost impossible to find if needed!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - Wehrmacht-related, typical bright-green-coloured and/or linnen-based armband entitled: \'Feldgendarmerie\' (as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\') This is a truly attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - Wehrmacht-related- and typically bright-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. Armbinde) which is entitled: 'Feldgendarmerie' (as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious 'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These typical bright-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based armbands were used by the staff-members of the German (army) field-police. The armband on offer is nicely woven in a technique similar to the famous 'BeVo'-weave technique and measures (folded-) approximately 37 x 12,5 cms.: it was clearly used and show some age, wear and/or minimal fading. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example was not stitched-together but was attached by means of a metal safety-pin (that is still present as can be seen on the pictures). This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and actually rarely encountered Heeres-related armband: only the third such attractive example I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - Wehrmacht-related-, bright-green-coloured and/or linnen-based armband entitled: \'Feldgendarmerie\' (as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\') This is a truly attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - Wehrmacht-related-, bright-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband which is entitled: 'Feldgendarmerie' (as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious 'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen'), that comes in an overall nice (ie. only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These typical bright-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based armbands were used by the staff-members of the German (army) field-police. The armband on offer is nicely woven in a technique similar to the famous 'BeVo'-weave technique and measures (folded-) approximately 36 x 12 cms.: it was clearly used and show some age, wear and/or minimal fading. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows an inked-stamp on the inside that reads: 'KA4 2K I' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and rarely encountered Heeres-related armband: only the third such rare example I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - Wehrmacht-related-, bright-green-coloured and/or linnen-based armband entitled: \'Feldgendarmerie\' (as was specifically intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\') This is a truly attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - Wehrmacht-related-, bright-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband which is entitled: 'Feldgendarmerie' (as was specifically intended for usage by the staff of the notorious 'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen') being an example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These typical bright-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based armbands were used by the staff-members of the German (army) field-police. The armband on offer is nicely woven in a technique similar to the famous 'BeVo'-weave-technique and measures (folded) approximately 38,5 x 12 cms.: it was just moderately used and does show some age, wear and/or minimal staining. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows a bluish/black-coloured (and early-pattern) ink-stamp (ie. Dienstsiegel) on its outside that simply reads: 'Wehrkreiskommande III' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and with certainly fairly rarely encountered Heeres-related armband: only the third such attractive example I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) (very early- ie. pre-war-period-) white-coloured breast-eagle as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greyish-/green-coloured background This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) (very early- ie. pre-war-period-) white-coloured breast-eagle as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a greyish-/green-coloured background, in an overall very nice (IMO virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The eagle is executed in white-coloured linnen on a greyish-/green-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background and saw usage directly after the 'Reichswehr'-period (I deem around 1935/36). It should be noted that especially these early-type breast-eagles are nowadays very hard to encounter: something that merits IMO my asking price. The piece was never mounted onto a tunic and was naturally never pre-folded nor trimmed: it comes as 'straightly cut of the role' and just show some minimal fraying on the sides as more often encountered. Simply a very nice early-period 'Heeres' breast-eagle that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) (very early- ie. pre-war-period-) white-coloured breast-eagle as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greyish-/green-coloured background This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) (very early- ie. pre-war-period-) white-coloured breast-eagle as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a greyish-/green-coloured background that comes in an overall very nice (IMO virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. The eagle is executed in white-coloured linnen on a greyish-green-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background and saw usage directly after the 'Reichswehr'-period (I deem around the years 1935/36). It should be noted that especially these early-type breast-eagles are nowadays very hard to encounter: something that merits IMO my asking price. The piece was never mounted onto a tunic and was naturally never pre-folded nor trimmed: it comes as 'straightly cut of the role' and just show some minimal fraying on the sides as more often encountered. The piece shows some staining (visible on the background only). Simply a very nice early-period 'Heeres' breast-eagle that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) (very early- ie. pre-war-period-) white-coloured breast-eagle as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greyish-/green-coloured background This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) (very early- ie. pre-war-period-) white-coloured breast-eagle ('Brustadler') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a greyish-/green-coloured background, in an overall very nice (IMO virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The eagle is executed in white-coloured linnen on a greyish-/green-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background and saw usage directly after the 'Reichswehr'-period (I deem around 1935/36). It should be noted that especially these early-type breast-eagles are nowadays very hard to encounter: something that merits IMO my asking price. The piece was never mounted onto a tunic and was naturally never pre-folded nor trimmed: it comes as 'straightly cut of the role' and just show some minimal fraying on the sides as more often encountered. Simply a very nice early-period 'Heeres' breast-eagle that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - blue-coloured breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz.\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a white-coloured background This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) - I deem very early- ie. pre-war-period! - blue-coloured breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a typical white-coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The eagle is executed in blue-coloured linnen on a white-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background and saw - I deem - usage directly after the 'Reichswehr'-period (I deem around in the years 1935/36). It should be noted that especially these early-type naval breast-eagles are nowadays not easily encountered: something that merits my asking-price. The piece on offer here comes in an overall very nice- (ie. carefully confectioned- and pre-trimmed-) condition. The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern as to be expected - shows some age, wear and/or staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage only and can naturally easily serve to restore any early-pattern 'KM'-tunic or jumper. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an early-pattern WH (Kriegsmarine) breast-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) ie. \'Fallschirmjäger\'-related- and/or nicely illustrated, smaller-sized recruiting-brochure entitled: \'Fallschirmjäger rufen dich!\' This is a very attractive - and actually truly rarely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) ie. 'Fallschirmjäger'-related- and/or nicely illustrated, smaller-sized recruiting-brochure entitled: 'Fallschirmjäger rufen dich!' (or: paratroopers are calling you!) that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued but fully complete-), condition. The very decorative (and/or: 8-paged) 'soft-covered'- (and very fragile!) brochure comes in an overall very nice - and as stated above - fully complete, condtion and shows no real damage whatsoever. The brochure is sized: 20 x 14,5 cms. and is just somewhat yellowed caused by normal age and/or minimal usage. The text is (of course) in German language and provides the reader with all sorts of interesting information (and/or: unusually seen pictures!) on the subject-matter and provides the various training- and career-possibilities, salaries, information on 'how to become a Fallschirmjäger' and other more 'general' information. I know by experience - I collect these brochures myself - that examples of this rarely seen brochure (which was I deem issued somewhat later in the war) are very hard to come by. Simply an attractive 'Fallschirmjäger'-related item!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered breasteagle, as executed on \'dotted-cloth\' (as was IMO specifically intended for usage on the paratrooper-jumpsmocks ie. \'FJ-Knochensäcke\') This is an attractive - and desirable and/or with certainty rarely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) breasteagle, as executed on 'dotted-cloth' (as was IMO specifically intended for usage on the paratrooper-jumpsmocks ie. 'FJ-Knochensäcke') and that comes in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The eagle is neatly machine-embroidered in silver-grey-coloured- (and/or linnen-based-) thread and was executed on a variant-pattern, 'dotted'-style (ie. 'melliert') and/or also linnen-based background: moreover, does it show the typical 'fortified backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes - as stated above - in a very nice and/or virtually mint- ie. unissued condition and simply cannot be upgraded (see pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained (simply caused by years of storage only but has maintained very nice detail overall. These WH (Luftwaffe) breasteagles, as specifically intended for usage on the (camouflaged-) paratrooper-jumpsmocks (ie. 'FJ-Knochensäcke') are almost never offered for sale and can easily be graded 'fairly rare': this is only the second such attractive example I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers\' (ie. specific summer-pattern) visor-cap eagle (ie. \'Adler für Sommerschirmmütze\') being a neatly hand-embroidered example that comes on a white-coloured- and/or woolen-based background This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers' (ie. specific summer-pattern) visor-cap eagle (ie. 'Adler für Sommerschirmmütze für Offiziere') being a neatly hand-embroidered example that comes on a white-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice (and IMO only moderately used- ie. carefully cap-removed-), condition. This with certainty 'high-quality'-produced example is executed in multi-coloured, silverish 'braid' on a 'smooth'-type, woolen- and/or white-coloured background and has an approximate 'wingspan' of 7,7 cms. The traces of having been once attached onto a white-coloured summer (visor) cap are obvious and clearly present (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and most certainly rarely encountered! - piece of Luftwaffe-related visor-cap-insignia that would nicely fit to restore any LW officers'-type summer visor-cap, or simply to be kept in any insignia-collection. A great opportunity to acquire such an attractive and/or rarely seen piece!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) tropical-issue so-called: \'Überfallhose\' (aka \'Ramcke-trousers\') as executed in (unusually seen!) HBT-structured, linnen-based cloth This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) tropical-issue-, so-called: 'Überfallhose' (aka : 'Ramcke-trousers') as was worn by the various LW-staff (amongst which often the paratroopers ie. 'Fallschirmjäger-Truppen') as was executed in (unusually seen!) HBT-structured linnen-based cloth and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO never used- nor worn- ie. virtually mint-), condition. The piece is fairly large-sized and will easily fit any mannequin. It retains all its (period-attached- and glass-based-) buttons (of which one is broken but still attached) and naturally retains its distinctive, larger-sized leg-pocket (as mounted on the left upper-leg). The piece was IMO never used nor worn and is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by decades of storage only: I deem that it was never cleaned nor washed and comes as found (it once had a paper-based inventory-etiket attached but this is regrettably missing: the four stitching-markings with which this card was attached are still present and visible (as can be seen on picture 5). The piece show a (clearly present) makers'-mark that reads: 'A. Ahlers - Elvardissen' and shows a clear size-marking (that read: '76 - 82 - 109 - 98') as can be seen on the pictures: moreover, does the pair show a printed 'Luftwaffe Abnahme'-stamp that reads: 'LBA Bf. 41'. The trousers retain their integrated belt that has its (aluminium-based-) closing-device in place. Of additional interest is, moreover, that this particular piece has been constructed by making usage of certain British-made- and most certainly captured items (ie. 'Kriegsbeute'): something that can be deducted by looking at the closing-system to be found at its bottom (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above saw these tropical-issue so-called: 'Überfallhosen' widespread usage amongst the 'Fallschirmjäger-Truppen' and can therefore be regarded as an attractive - and most certainly less expensive! - 'Fallschirmjäger-Truppen'-trousers. I deem that this superb and garuanteed 100% period item is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - WWII-period-, Norwegian womens\'-labour service (ie. \'Arbeidstjensten\') so-called: \'Dienstbrosche\' (or: service-brooch), being a non-maker-marked example as was executed in zinc-based metal The neat brooch has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted on its functional (and copper-based-) pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is executed in silverish-grey-toned and zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal - is as stated a non-maker-marked example (as always) that was IMO only minimally worn: it was (IMO) never cleaned nor polished and retains a nice, minimally tarnished- ie. darkened age-patina, showing some normal age, wear and/or staining. The piece was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. I deem it was only minimally used: it is totally void of any damage or alike and is just minimally stained ie. dusty. The piece shows an engraved serial- or party-number on its back that reads: '923' (done by hand as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this attractive 'Arbeidstjensten'-related 'Dienstbrosche' (or: service-brooch) is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - \'SS-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Stufe\' (or bronze-toned-, loyal-service medal for 8 years of loyal service) that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or (IMO) minimally worn The attractive (and/or non-maker-marked-) medal is a very attractive and/or truly detailed piece that retains almost all of its fairly 'frosted'-styled, darkened- and bronze-toned finish as issued. The medal - which is as always executed in so-called: 'Buntmetall' - comes together with its (as always fairly wide-sized-) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon as to be expected. This ribbon measures approximately 17 cms. and does show some minimal staining: I deem that it was once mounted onto the ribbon but came in a nicely folded condition. The medal comes mounted on its typically shaped ring (ie. 'Tropfenöse') and has most certainly never been cleaned - it shows some minimal tarnish - and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged-) bronze-coloured age-patina (see pictures). Simply a very attractive example of the: 'SS-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Stufe' that is almost impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen\' being of the so-called: \'Sonderstufe\' as awarded for 50 years of loyal-service and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. surely issued- and/or moderately used-), condition This is a very nice - and actually rarely encountered! - example of a so-called: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen\' - golden/silver class, being of the so-called: \'Sonderstufe\' (as was awarded for 50 years of loyal service!) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. surely issued- and/or moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. This is a truly very detailed example that comes mounted onto its (pre-confectioned and/or neatly pre-folded) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (which still retains its period-attached, copper-toned pin for wearing it on a tunic). The medal on offer here has never been cleaned and is just somewhat dirty and has a somewhat darkened age-patina overall: the silver-finish shows some blackened tarnish but the piece has I deem never been cleaned nor polished. The black-enamelled swastika is in pristine condition and does not show any damage or defaults. Simply an honest - and actually rarely encountered! - \'Sonderstufe\'-example that is not that often offered for sale: I deem that I have priced this neat example accordingly!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen\' being of the so-called: \'Sonderstufe\' as awarded for 50 years of loyal-service and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. surely issued- and/or moderately used-), condition This is a very nicely preserved - and actually rarely encountered! - example of a so-called: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen\' - golden/silver class, being of the so-called: \'Sonderstufe\' (as was awarded for 50 years of loyal service!) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. surely issued- and/or just moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. This is a truly very detailed example that comes mounted onto its (pre-confectioned and/or neatly pre-folded) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (which still retains its period-attached, copper-toned pin for wearing it on a tunic). The medal on offer here has never been cleaned and is just somewhat dirty and has a somewhat darkened age-patina overall: the silver-finish shows some blackened tarnish but the piece has I deem never been cleaned nor polished. The black-enamelled swastika is in pristine condition and does not show any damage or defaults. Simply an honest - and actually rarely encountered! - \'Sonderstufe\'-example that is not that often offered for sale: I deem that I have priced this neat example accordingly!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen\' being of the so-called: \'Sonderstufe\' as awarded for 50 years of loyal-service and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. surely issued- and/or moderately used-), condition This is a used but nevertheless nicely preserved - and actually rarely encountered! - example of a so-called: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen\' - golden/silver class, being of the so-called: \'Sonderstufe\' (as was awarded for 50 years of loyal service!) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. surely issued- and/or just moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. This is a truly very detailed example that comes mounted onto its (pre-confectioned and/or neatly pre-folded) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (which still retains its period-attached, copper-toned pin for wearing it on a tunic). The medal on offer here has never been cleaned and is just somewhat dirty and has a somewhat darkened age-patina overall: the silver-finish shows some blackened tarnish but the piece has I deem never been cleaned nor polished. The black-enamelled swastika is in pristine condition and does not show any damage or defaults. Simply an honest - and actually rarely encountered! - \'Sonderstufe\'-example that is not that often offered for sale: I deem that I have priced this neat example accordingly!

Attractive - and rarely encountered! - \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen\' being of the so-called: \'Sonderstufe\' as awarded for 50 years of loyal-service and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. surely issued- and/or moderately used-), condition This is a truly used but nevertheless nicely preserved - and actually rarely encountered! - example of a so-called: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen\' - golden/silver class, being of the so-called: \'Sonderstufe\' (as was awarded for 50 years of loyal service!) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. surely issued- and/or just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. This is a truly very detailed example that came mounted onto its (pre-confectioned and/or neatly pre-folded) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon. The medal on offer here has never been cleaned and is just somewhat dirty and has a somewhat darkened age-patina overall: the silver-finish shows some blackened tarnish but the piece has I deem never been cleaned nor polished. The black-enamelled swastika is in pristine condition and does not show any damage or defaults. Simply an honest - and actually rarely encountered! - \'Sonderstufe\'-example that is not that often offered for sale: I deem that I have priced this neat example accordingly!

Attractive - and rarely found! - DJ o. HJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk o. Hitlerjugend\') related, entirely \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as executed in black-coloured linnen being a maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/22\'-) marked and/or 90 cms.-sized example This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used - example of a specific DJ o. HJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk o. Hitlerjugend\') related, entirely \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as executed in black-coloured linnen being a maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/22\'-) marked and/or approx. 90 cms.-sized example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. most certainly issued- and clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The belt itself is void of a makers\'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures) and is also void of an inked size-stamp: these are, however, presumably \'washed-away\' over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The belts\'-tongue is as stated above also fabricated in typical, black-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was just moderately used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional: just some minimal stainng is visible. The zinc-metal-based catch retains most of its silver-coloured finish and shows the impressed makers-designation: \'RzM M4/22\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive example for a more interesting price: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved \'Deutsches Jungvolk o. Hitlerjugend\'-type belt-buckle to complete it. I deem that this clearly used but nevertheless nicely preserved example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely found! - HJ- ie. BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') being a greyish-black-toned- and/or aluminium-based example issued to commemorate the: \'Reichswettkampf - Köln a. Rh. - 1939\' This is an attractive - actually rarely encountered! - HJ- ie. BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') related, commemorative day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a greyish-black-toned-, light-weight and/or (I deem) aluminium-based example as was issued to commemorate a specific (national!) youth-rally ie. gathering named the: \'Reichsberufs-Wettkampf der Deutschen Jugend\' that was held in the year 1939 and that is entitled: \'Reichswettkampf - Köln a. Rh. - 1939\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit surely issued ie. clearly worn-), condition. The still very detailed and/or pronounced badge is as stated very nicely preserved and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The neatly maker- (ie. \'Hofstätter - Bonn\'-) marked piece shows a detailed illustration of the Kölner town-scene (ie. depicting the famous \'Kölner Dom\' and eagle-device) and is holding a so-called, enamelled: miniature \'HJ-Raute\' (which is totally undamaged) with above that the year-designation (1939) and stylished text as mentioned above. The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and with certainty rarely seen! - youth-related \'tinnie\' ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is priced according to its rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and rarely found! - officers\'-pattern, so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) breast-badge (ie. \'Brustabzeichen\') as executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\', \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - officers\'-pattern, so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) breast-badge (ie. \'Brustabzeichen\') being a very detailed example as executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\', \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern onto a greyish-blue-coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never tunic-attached-, condition. These attractive breast-badges were worn on the various (Luftwaffe-type) blue-coloured officers\'-tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed patch on offer here - which measures approximately 15,3 x 4,8 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever and comes as straightly \'cut-of the role\' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned (as can be seen on the pictures). It is just a tiny bit wrinkled and does show some minimal storage-age only (as can be noticed on the pictures). This is just the second such neat \'flat-wire\'-woven example I did ever encounter. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a neat officers\'-pattern, so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) breast-badge for a competitive price!

Attractive - and rarely found! - OT (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\') EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelband für Mannschaften u. Uffz.\') combining a swastika- and \'Org.Todt\'-cuff-title and being a moderately used- ie. tunic-removed example This is an attractive - and with certainty rarely found! - (I deem) early-war-pattern example of an: OT (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\') enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelband für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Organisation Todt) that shows the combination of a (period-assembled!) linnen-based swastika- and \'Org.Todt\'-cuff-title and that comes in an overall very nice- (and as stated just moderately used- and tunic-removed-), condition. The armband - which is as stated above comprised of two cuff-titles - comes in a full-length condition has two unfinished ends. It comes in a nicely folded condition but was never sewn-together and measures approximately 41 x 15 cms.: it is just a tiny bit stained and is somewhat wrinkled (can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually rarely found! - TR-era, EM- (ie. NCO- )type- and early-pattern: \'Org.Todt\'-cuff-title that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and rarely found! - period, SS-related publication entitled: \'Auf Hieb und Stich\' by Gunter d\'Alquen being a: \'1937\'-dated (third) edition that shows a period (naval!) ink-stamp This is an attractive example of the - actually rarely encountered and truly much sought-after! - period publication entitled: 'Auf Hieb und Stich' (and sub-titled: 'Stimmen zur Zeit am Wege einer deutschen Zeitung') as complied by Gunter d'Alquen being a: '1937'-dated (third) edition that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. read-), condition. This nice - and most certainly very collectable! - book (being a '1937' and hard-covered edition) measures: 19,5 x 12,8 cms. and retains all its 344 pages (in German language). It comes - as stated above - in a moderately used- ie. read condition overall and does just show minmal age and wear. Moreover, does it show some minimal yellowing caused by storage and/or age and has a (linnen-based) back that shows the clearly present SS-rune-signs (as can be seen on the pictures). This example shows a (clearly present) ink-stamp (ie.'Dienstsiegel') that reads: 'Kriegsmarine - Hauptbücherei der Marinestation der Nordsee - Abteilung Soldatenbücherei' and was a such an example that belonged to a naval-library. Simply a very nice and desirable period, SS-related -book that is priced according to its rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and rarely found! - RAD (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as was executed on a brown-coloured- and \'HBT\'-like- (ie. \'Drillich\'-) based background as was intended for usage by a: \'RAD-Haupttruppführer\' This is an attractive - and actually very scarcely found! - example of a (typical) RAD (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) - being of the third- (ie. final-) pattern as was used in the period 1942-45 but that was introduced as late as 1944 - as was executed on a (darker)brown-coloured- and/or \'HBT\'-like- (ie. \'Drillich\'-) based background as was intended for usage by a: \'RAD-Haupttruppführer\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed on a darker-brown-coloured \'HBT\'-like (ie. \'Drillich\'-) based material and shows a detailed \'single-stripe\' of silverish-beige-coloured NCO-braid (which follows all borders of the chevron) and two (machine-embroidered) pips attached. The patch does show some storage-age only. The piece is not backed as more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' RAD (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive RAD-rank-badge ie. \'Armwinkel\' as executed on a \'Drillich\'-based background that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and rarely found! - TR-period medal-pouch entitled: \'Azad Hind Medaille mit Schwertern 3. Klasse\' as was produced by the (Austrian) maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'R. Souval - Wien VII\' This is a very attractive - typical \'Zellstoff\'-based and truly rarely found! - TR-period medal-pouch entitled: \'Azad Hind Medaille mit Schwertern 3. Klasse\' being a (typical) reddish-beige-coloured example as executed in: \'Zellstoff\'-based paper as was produced by the (Austrian) maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'R. Souval - Wien VII \'and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly issued- and/or used- but, nevertheless, fully complete, condition. The neat - and naturally 100% genuine and period! - pouch is sized: 13,5 x 10,5 cms. is complete and of course still fully functional: it just shows some minimal dust-marks (ie. minimal staining) and is somewhat \'wrinkled\' by age (as can be seen on the pictures). The pouch can naturally excellently be used to complete an: \'Azad Hind Medaille mit Schwertern 3. Klasse\'-set. Simply a nice occasion to aquire a neat - and genuine! - truly rarely found award-pouch for a justified price!

Attractive - and rarely found! - Waffen-SS-pattern, machine-embroidered and black-coloured sleeve-insignia (ie. \'Ärmelraute\') depicting a captital: \'S\'-character as was used to signify the function of: \'Schirrmeister\' within the: \'Waffen-SS\' This is a neat - and actually rarely found! - Waffen-SS-pattern, machine-embroidered and/or black-coloured sleeve-insignia (ie. \'Ärmelraute\' ie. \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') depicting a captital: \'S\'-character as was used and intended to signify the function of: \'Schirrmeister\' (ie. (or: equipment-administration staff-member ie. NCO) within the: \'Waffen-SS\' and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) condition. The piece on offer here is a fully \'text-book\' example that comes in an overall very nice and/or never used- (nor tunic-attached) condition. It is just a tiny bit stained simply caused by decades of storage only. It should be noted that this is one of the rarer specimen of the extensive series. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a very nice and 100% original Waffen-SS arm-badge that almost certainly originated from the so-called: \'Dachau\'-clothing-depots and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely found! - Waffen-SS-pattern, machine-embroidered and black-coloured sleeve-insignia (ie. \'Ärmelraute\') depicting a captital: \'S\'-character as was used to signify the function of: \'Schirrmeister\' within the: \'Waffen-SS\' This is a neat - and actually rarely found! - Waffen-SS-pattern, machine-embroidered and/or black-coloured sleeve-insignia (ie. \'Ärmelraute\' ie. \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') depicting a captital: \'S\'-character as was used and intended to signify the function of: \'Schirrmeister\' (ie. (or: equipment-administration staff-member ie. NCO) within the: \'Waffen-SS\' and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) condition. The piece on offer here is a fully \'text-book\' example that comes in an overall very nice and/or never used- (nor tunic-attached) condition. It is just a tiny bit stained simply caused by decades of storage only. It should be noted that this is one of the rarer specimen of the extensive series. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a very nice and 100% original Waffen-SS arm-badge that almost certainly originated from the so-called: \'Dachau\'-clothing-depots and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely found! - WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia as was intended for a: \'Festungspionier-Feldwebel\' (being a neatly hand-embroidered variant mounted on darker-green-coloured wool) This is a truly attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for an army: \'Festungspionier-Feldwebel\' (or: fortification-construction NCO ie. sergeant) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows the (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered) \'FP\'-characters as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The maker-marked patch is nicely \'backed\' with greyish-coloured linnen and shows an undecypherable ink-stamp (as can be seen on the pictures). The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This is actually the later ie. replacement version for the early-pattern badge (that read: \'FB\' or: \'Festungsbaufeldwebel\'). This particular example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge: one the of hardest examples of the extensive series to encounter!

Attractive - and rarely found! - WH (Kriegsmarine) officers\'-type, neatly BeVo-\'flat-wire\'-woven, cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Offiziers-Schiffchen\') that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- once side-cap-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and rarely found! - WH (Kriegsmarine) officers\'-type, neatly BeVo-\'flat-wire\'-woven, cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Offiziers-Schiffchen\') that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- once side-cap-attached-), condition. The piece was clearly used- and carefully cap-removed: it still shows some minimal thread- ie. stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and desirable example that can naturally easily be easily re-attached onto any \'Kriegsmarine\' officers\'-type, \'Schiffchenmütze\'!

Attractive - and rarely found! - \'NS-Frauenschaft\'- (ie. NSF-) membership-badge (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') as was intended for an: \'Ortsfrauenschaftsleiterin einer Ortsgruppe\' (that shows an: \'RzM M1/120\'-designation on its back) This particular - neatly enamelled and actually truly rarely found! - \'NS-Frauenschaft\'- (ie. NSF-) membership-badge (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') was intended to signify membership within the German Womens\'-Association (or in German-language: \'NS-Frauenschaft\') and was specifically intended for usage by a fairly high-ranked NSF-official holding the rank of a so-called: \'Ortsfrauenschaftsleiterin einer Ortsgruppe\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The example on offer here is one of the regular-sized versions of the series and measures 38 mm. in height (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is of an interesting \'semi-hollow\'-construction as more often - comes in an overall nice and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn, condition: the enamelled surface shows some minimal scratches but is totally void of any enamel damage whatsoever. The badge shows a clearly present, superimposed: \'RzM M1/120\' designation (as is more often seen as can be noticed on the pictures). An identical piece is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\'-lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (\'9125NE\'). Simply an attractive - and actually not that commonly encountered - enamelled \'NS-Frauenschaft-Mitgliedsabzeichen\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely seen and totally undamaged! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe)-related so-called: \'Internationales Segelflieger-Leistungsabzeichen in Silber\' showing a unique bearers\'-number that reads: \'10686\' This is a truly very attractive - and rarely seen and totally undamaged! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe)-related so-called: 'Internationales Segelflieger-Leistungsabzeichen in Silber' (ie. international glider-pilots-badge in silver recognisable by its silver-wreath) showing a unique bearers'-number that reads: '10686' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The attractive badge shows three white-coloured 'Schwingen' and is surrounded by a silver-coloured oak-leave-wreath (signifying that it is a 'Internationales Segelflieger-Leistungsabzeichen in Silber'). These small-sized badges were worn by members of various TR-organisations but were also worn by 'regular' LW-staff on the standard LW tunics such as the 'Fliegerbluse' and/or other tunics. The badge originates from a German private household and is a bit dirty and shows some age and/or wear. The white- and blue-coloured and neatly enamelled piece - which has an approximate diameter of only 2,3 cms. - is void of any makers'-mark but does shows a '935' silver-content-marking (as more often encountered) - and has truly nice enamel which is completely void of any damage: it is just a bit tarnished and darkened by age. It also bears the unique bearers’-number that reads: '10686' (hard to read but surely present). The pin comes mounted on its neat 'button-hole'-set-up. The pin is also described (without photo) in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (8816J) and an estimated value of 500 Euro! Simply a very attractive example of this rarely seen 'Luftwaffe'-related so-called: 'Internationales Segelflieger-Leistungsabzeichen in Silber'!

Attractive - and rarely seen and totally undamaged! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe)-related: \'Internationales Segelflieger-Leistungsabzeichen in Silber\' showing a unique bearers\'-number that reads: \'1706\' This is a truly very attractive - and rarely seen and totally undamaged! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe)-related so-called: 'Internationales Segelflieger-Leistungsabzeichen in Silber' (ie. international glider-pilots-badge in silver recognisable by its silver-wreath) showing a unique bearers'-number that reads: '1706' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The very attractive badge shows three white-coloured 'Schwingen' and is surrounded by a silver-coloured oak-leave-wreath (signifying that it is a 'Internationales Segelflieger-Leistungsabzeichen in Silber'). These small-sized badges were worn by members of various TR-organisations but were also worn by 'regular' LW-staff on the standard LW tunics such as the 'Fliegerbluse' and/or other tunics. The neat badge originates from a German private household and is a bit dirty and shows some age and/or wear. The white- and blue-coloured and neatly enamelled piece - which has an approximate diameter of only 2,3 cms. - shows a clear makers'-mark (that reads: 'Jörgen & Trep - Frankfurt a.M.') and also shows a '900' silver-content-marking (as is more often encountered) - and has truly nice enamel which is completely void of any damage: it is just a bit tarnished and darkened by age. It also bears the unique bearers’-number that reads: '1706' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pin comes mounted on its neat 'button-hole'-set-up. The pin is also described (without photo) in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (8816J) and an estimated value of 500 Euro! Simply a very attractive example of this rarely seen 'Luftwaffe'-related so-called: 'Internationales Segelflieger-Leistungsabzeichen in Silber': only the second such rare lapel-pin I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - 2-pieced set comprising of a \'BeVo\'-type armshield entitled: \'Armenien\' and a clear portrait-postcard-/ie. photo, depicting a volunteer ie. NCO who served within the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Armenisches This particular armshield - showing a red-, blue- and/or golden-yellow-coloured shield with above the (German) text: 'Armenien' - is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave technique and comes as being straightly cut from the roll (it shows a tiny mis-cut in the upper-right corner but is not damaged (see pictures). These - original - 'official' arm-shields as executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo'!) can be easily considered 'scarce'. This (virtually mint-/unissued-) example came together with a neat (and rarely encountered!) period- and clear portrait-postcard-/ie. photo, depicting a volunteer who served within the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' ie. within the 'Armenisches Legion', who is wearing a similar shield on his upper right-arm (see pictures). This picture - which is void of any writing on the back - measures 13,5 x 9 cms. Next to the shield being worn the soldier (ie. NCO-) also shows a standard-issue pattern M43 field-cap and his decorations (ie. 'Band-/Feldspange'). The price is naturally intended for both armshield and/or portrait: simply a very attractive and/or rarely encountered volunteer-grouping that is related to the: 'Armenisches Legion'!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - armshield as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern depicting the interwoven \'Cyrillic\' characters: \'BA\' (as was intended for the Russian volunteers serving within the \'Don Cossacks\' The very attractive - and simply never worn- nor used! - Eastern- ie. Russian volunteer (ie. Cossack-) related armshield shows the bright-blue- and bright-red-coloured shield-shaped surface with above that the interwoven \'Cyrillic\' characters: \'BA\' (as neatly machine-woven in silver-white linnen). This particular example is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave technique and comes as being straightly \'cut-off from the roll\': it can easily be graded: \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'. These - original - \'official\' armshields as executed in \'BeVo\'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of \'BeVo\') can be easily considered \'very scarce\'. I deem that I have priced this (truly \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- albeit somewhat stained) example accordingly. Simply a neat example of a Cossack-related arm-shield: one of the more harder to encounter specimen of the extensive colourful series!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - armshield as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern depicting the interwoven \'Cyrillic\' characters: \'BA\' (as was intended for the Russian volunteers serving within the \'Don Cossacks\') The very attractive - and simply never worn- nor used! - armshield shows the bright-red- and blue-coloured shield-shaped surface with above the interwoven 'Cyrillic' characters: 'BA' (as neatly machine-woven in silver-white linnen). This particular example is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave technique and comes as being straightly 'cut-off from the roll': it can easily be graded: 'virtually mint ie. unissued'. These - original - 'official' armshields as executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo') can be easily considered 'very scarce'. I deem that I have priced this (truly 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-) example accordingly. Simply a neat example of a Cossack-related arm-shield: one of the more harder to encounter specimen of the extensive colourful series!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - armshield as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern depicting the interwoven \'Cyrillic\' characters: \'BA\' (as was intended for the Russian volunteers serving within the \'Don Cossacks\') The very attractive - and simply never worn- nor used! - armshield shows the bright-red- and blue-coloured shield-shaped surface with above the interwoven \'Cyrillic\' characters: \'BA\' (as neatly machine-woven in silver-white linnen). This particular example is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave technique and comes as being straightly \'cut-off from the roll\': it can easily be graded: \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'. These - original - \'official\' armshields as executed in \'BeVo\'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of \'BeVo\') can be easily considered \'very scarce\'. I deem that I have priced this (truly \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) example accordingly. Simply a neat example of a Cossack-related arm-shield: one of the more harder to encounter specimen of the extensive colourful series!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - armshield as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern depicting the interwoven \'Cyrillic\' characters: \'BA\' (as was intended for the Russian volunteers serving within the \'Don Cossacks\') The very attractive - and simply never worn- nor used! - armshield shows the bright-red- and blue-coloured shield-shaped surface with above the interwoven \'Cyrillic\' characters: \'BA\' (as neatly machine-woven in silver-white linnen). This particular example is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave technique and comes as being straightly \'cut-off from the roll\': it can easily be graded: \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'. These - original - \'official\' armshields as executed in \'BeVo\'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of \'BeVo\') can be easily considered \'very scarce\'. I deem that I have priced this (truly \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) example accordingly. Simply a neat example of a Cossack-related arm-shield: one of the more harder to encounter specimen of the extensive colourful series!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - armshield as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern depicting the interwoven \'Cyrillic\' characters: \'TB\' (as was intended for the Russian volunteers serving within the \'Terek Cossacks\') The very attractive - and simply never worn- nor used! - armshield shows the bright-blue- and black-coloured shield-shaped surface with above the interwoven 'Cyrillic' characters: 'TB' (as neatly machine-woven in silver-white linnen). This particular example is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave technique and comes as being straightly 'cut-off from the roll': it can easily be graded: 'virtually mint ie. unissued'. These - original - 'official' armshields as executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo') can be easily considered 'very scarce'. I deem that I have priced this (truly 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-) example accordingly. Simply a neat example of a Cossack-related arm-shield (of the first pattern): one of the more harder to encounter specimen of the extensive colourful series!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - armshield as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern depicting the interwoven \'Cyrillic\' characters: \'TB\' (as was intended for the Russian volunteers serving within the \'Terek Cossacks\') The very attractive - and simply never worn- nor used! - Eastern- ie. Russian volunteer (ie. Cossack-) related armshield shows the bright-blue- and black-coloured shield-shaped surface with above that the interwoven \'Cyrillic\' characters: \'TB\' (as neatly machine-woven in silver-white linnen). This particular example is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave technique and comes as being straightly \'cut-off from the roll\': it can easily be graded: \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'. These - original - \'official\' armshields as executed in \'BeVo\'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of \'BeVo\') can be easily considered \'very scarce\'. I deem that I have priced this (truly \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) example accordingly. Simply a neat example of a Cossack-related arm-shield (of the first pattern): one of the more harder to encounter specimen of the extensive colourful series!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - Dutch \'Algemene SS\' (= black uniformed SS), so-called: EM- (ie. NCO-type-) \'Wolfshook\'-visor-cap-badge (\'Mützenabzeichen\') as was exclusively intended for the black visor-caps (\'Schirmmützen\') This is a truly attractive example of a rarely seen! - Dutch, 'Algemene SS' (= black uniformed SS), so-called: enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO- and/or officers'-type-) and/or: aluminium-based 'Wolfshook'-visor-cap-badge ('Mützenabzeichen') as was exclusively intended for usage on the black visor-caps ('Schirmmützen') and that comes in a wonderful- (albeit moderately worn- and/or once cap-attached-), condition. The cap-badge retains great pronounced detail and comes still mounted on both its (thin-shaped- and copper-based) prongs (which are still both functional). These interesting cap-devices were exclusively used on the black visor-caps and were worn instead of a skull (ie. 'Totenkopf'). Simply an attractive Dutch-related, 'Algemene SS'-cap-decvice that is not often offered for sale!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - example of a pre-war-period, N.S.B.O. copper- (ie. \'messing\'-) based belt-buckle, being a non-maker-marked \'variant\'- (ie. \'two-pieced\'-) pattern that comes with a small picture of its bearer This is a truly attractive - and rarely seen! - example of a certainly pre-war-period, N.S.B.O.- (ie. 'Nationalsozialische Betriebszellen Organisation') copper- (ie. 'messing'-) based belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') being a non-maker-marked 'variant'- (ie. 'two-pieced'-) pattern having a separate (and/or also copper- ie. 'messing'- based 'front-plate' attached) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn and/or totally uncleaned), condition. The buckle - showing the typical N.S.B.O.-logo - is still a bit dirty and shows some dust and/or staining as acquired over the years: it came as recently found at a German private household. The buckle is of the 'variant'-pattern- (ie. 'two-pieced'-construction) and was (luckily) never cleaned nor polished. The piece shows nice and/or pronounced detail but also shows the obvious signs of having been moderately worn (it is still a bit dusty as found and comes as stored for decades). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this piece came with a small-sized, passport-type picture of the bearer (wearing a cap with recognisable N.S.B.O.-cap-badge as can be seen on the picture). The N.S.B.O. was the N.S.D.A.P.-related alternative to labour unions and communist worker-groups in industrial factories. Officially a national organization, the N.S.B.O. was concentrated in the heavy industrial centers, with very little representation outside these areas. It was absorbed into the D.A.F. in October 1934 and ceased to exist in March of 1935. Simply an attractive example of a N.S.B.O.- (ie. 'Nationalsozialische Betriebszellen Organisation') belt-buckle that is IMO priced to its obvious scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - example of a WH (Heeres) ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Bahnhofs-Offizier\' (being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern) This is a truly attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - white-beige-coloured example of a WH (Heeres) ie. DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') entitled: 'Bahnhofs-Offizier' being of the 'entirely-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in a minimally used- (ie. most certainly worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were presumably intended for usage by military staff-members (ie. officers) attached to the DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn') and were presumably worn on the left upper-arm of the regular WH (Heeres) greatcoats and/or officer-tunics. This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 38 cms. and is 10,5 cms. wide - and is constructed from white- (beige) coloured linnen and shows the neatly interwoven text: 'Bahnhofs-Offizier'. The armband is totally void of an ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) ie. DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - example of a WH (Heeres) ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Bahnhofs-Offizier\' (being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern) This is a truly attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - white-beige-coloured example of a WH (Heeres) ie. DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') entitled: 'Bahnhofs-Offizier' being of the 'entirely-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in a minimally used- (ie. most certainly worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were presumably intended for usage by military staff-members (ie. officers) attached to the DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn') and were presumably worn on the left upper-arm of the regular WH (Heeres) greatcoats and/or officer-tunics. This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 38 cms. and is 10,5 cms. wide - and is constructed from white- (beige) coloured linnen and shows the neatly interwoven text: 'Bahnhofs-Offizier'. The armband is totally void of an ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) ie. DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - example of a WH (Heeres) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Front-Leitstelle\' (being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern) This is a truly attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - bright-blue-coloured example of a WH (Heeres) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Front-Leitstelle\' being an example of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an I deem just minimally used- (ie. still \'virtually mint\'-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were presumably intended for usage by military staff-members (ie. officers) tasked with traffic-control duties at the front and were presumably worn on the left upper-arm of the regular WH (Heeres) greatcoats and/or (officer-) tunics. This example - which has been \'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 37 cms. and is 10,5 cms. wide - and is constructed from bright-blue-coloured linnen and shows the neatly interwoven (and golden-yellow-toned) text: \'Front-Leitstelle\'. The armband is totally void of an ink-stamp (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear). This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) related armband that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - example of a WH (Heeres) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Verkehrs-Aufsicht\' (being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern) This is a truly attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - bright-orange-coloured example of a WH (Heeres) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Verkehrs-Aufsicht\' being an example of the \'partly-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in a just minimally used- (ie. still \'virtually mint\'-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were presumably intended for usage by military staff-members (ie. officers) tasked with traffic-control duties at the front and were presumably worn on the left upper-arm of the regular WH (Heeres) greatcoats and/or (officer-) tunics. This example - which has been \'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 37 cms. and is 10,5 cms. wide - and is constructed from bright-orange-coloured linnen and shows the neatly interwoven text: \'Verkehrs-Aufsicht\'. The armband is totally void of an ink-stamp (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear). This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) related armband that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - example of a: \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK I. Klasse\' (or: bar to the WWI IC first-class) as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' This is an attractive - and I deem fairly early-pattern and actually quite rarely seen! - example of a: 'Wiederholungsspange zum EK I. Klasse' (or bar to the WWI IC first-class) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'B.H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued and I deem just minimally worn-), condition. The neat piece has lost most of its 'high-polished sides' (or: 'hochpolierte Kanten') but is, nevertheless, very detailed and/or pronounced as to be expected: it came mounted onto its fully functional (and totally unaltered) pin- and/or pin-/catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is I deem of a mid-war-production - retains a very attractive (and just minimally tarnished) age-patina and was never cleaned nor polished. It should be noted that these 'Wiederholungsspangen zum EK I. Klasse' are quite rarely encountered and are not that often appearing on todays market: even more so when they are produced by the desirable maker 'B.H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt' based in the town of Pforzheim. I deem that this attractive 'Wiederholungsspange zum EK I. Klasse' is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - example of a: \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK I. Klasse\' (or: bar to the WWI IC first-class) as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' This is an attractive - and I deem fairly early-pattern and actually quite rarely seen! - example of a: \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK I. Klasse\' (or bar to the WWI IC first-class) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued and I deem just minimally worn-), condition. The neat piece has lost most of its \'high-polished sides\' (or: \'hochpolierte Kanten\') but is, nevertheless, very detailed and/or pronounced as to be expected: it came mounted onto its fully functional (and totally unaltered) pin- and/or pin-/catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is I deem of an early- ie. mid-war-production - retains a very attractive (and just minimally tarnished) age-patina and was I deem never cleaned nor polished. It should be noted that these \'Wiederholungsspangen zum EK I. Klasse\' are quite rarely encountered and are not that often appearing on todays market: even more so when they are produced by the desirable maker \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' based in the town of Pforzheim. I deem that this attractive \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK I. Klasse\' is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - example of a: \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK I. Klasse\' (or: bar to the WWI IC first-class) as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' This is an attractive - and I deem fairly early-pattern and actually quite rarely seen! - example of a: \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK I. Klasse\' (or bar to the WWI IC first-class) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued and I deem just minimally worn-), condition. The neat piece retains most of its \'high-polished sides\' (or: \'hochpolierte Kanten\') and is, moreover, very detailed and/or pronounced as to be expected: it came mounted onto its fully functional (and totally unaltered) pin- and/or pin-/catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is I deem of a mid-war-production - retains a very attractive (and just minimally tarnished) age-patina and was never cleaned nor polished. It should be noted that these \'Wiederholungsspangen zum EK I. Klasse\' are quite rarely encountered and are not that often appearing on todays market: even more so when they are produced by the desirable maker \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' based in the town of Pforzheim. I deem that this attractive \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK I. Klasse\' is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'- or: \'Reichsstudentenführung\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') being a silverish-toned- and typical \'Feinzink\'-based example as was issued to commemorate the: \'Studentische Erntehilfe 1939 This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - circular-shaped, HJ- (ie.'Hitlerjugend'- or: 'Reichsstudentenführung'-) related commemorative-day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') being a bright-silverish-toned- and/or light-weight, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example as was specifically issued to commemorate the: 'Studentische Erntehilfe 1939' (or: student harvest-assistance of 1939) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed badge was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is still a bit dirty ie. stained (as can be seen on the pictures). The maker-marked piece shows a makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'W.Annetsberger - München SW2') and shows an illustration of a HJ- (ie. NSBO-) 'Raute'-symbol surrounded by the text and year-designation (1939) as mentioned above. The neat day-badge comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and with certainty rarely seen! - youth-related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is truly not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - membership lapel-pin (or: \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') aka: \'Silberne Ehrennadel für 15 Jahre Mitgliedschaft im Reichsverband Deutscher Kleinzüchter (RDKL)\' This is an attractive example of the neatly designed commemorative 15-years membership lapel-pin (or: 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') that is also known as the: 'Silberne Ehrennadel für 15 Jahre Mitgliedschaft im Reichsverband Deutscher Kleinzüchter (RDKL)' being a detailed example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The lapel-pin shows some minor wear and/or staining but shows no real damage whatsoever: it does show some minor 'bubbling' as more often observed. On its back the pin shows a 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking and also shows the makers'-mark: 'CP' ( signifying that it was produced by the: 'Carl Poellath' company based in the town of Schrobenhausen). The neat pin - which has a functional pin- and/or catch construction - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue wherein it is given a unique-number (2116B) and an estimated value of 150 Eu. Simply a neat 'Mitgliedsabzeichen' that belonged to a member who was active in one of the lesser-known TR-organisations and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - reddish-brown-coloured container, marked \'Hautentgiftungssalbe\', that holds a : \'Hautentgiftungssalbe\'-bottle, dated (1943) and which is maker-marked with a 3-digit code: \'GBJ\' that comes in a complete condition This is a neat little WH equipment-item that is often missing in WH-equipment set-ups: a reddish-brown-coloured container that is neatly marked: 'Hautentgiftungssalbe' and that holds an orange-coloured, resin-based bottle (also marked 'Hautentgiftungssalbe'), which is dated (1943) and nicely maker-marked with a 3-digit code: 'GBJ' and that comes in an overall nice (and complete), condition. The (rare!) container is constructed from some sort of 'pressed carton' and retains a fully printed text and (originally attached!) lid. The set also still retains a set of six 'cotton' plugs (which are firmly stowed in the lid as can be seen on the pictures). The bottle itself still retains its complete paper-etiket and also retains its linnen-based cord and is fully naturally functional (the fluid is not anymore present). These small 'standard'-issue equipment-items (almost every soldier had to carry one it his gasmask-container!) are not very easy to encounter in this nice and/or complete and undamaged condition!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\'), being a nicely maker- (ie. \'L/18\'-) marked, so-called: \'pillow-crimped\'-variant (as was produced by a to date unknown \'Hersteller\' ie. maker) This is an attractive - and truly rarely seen! - silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber'), being a nicely maker- (ie. 'L/18'-) marked, so-called: 'pillow-crimped'-variant (as was produced by a to date unknown 'Hersteller' ie. maker) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in (typical) silvered- and zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows some obvious (albeit moderate) wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it retains, however, a fair bit of its greyish-silver finish (as can be seen on the pictures). These 'pillow-crimped'-variants were apparently sold and distributed by various makers (such as this example which shows a clearly present 'L/18'-maker-designation and that was thus disseminated - but not produced! - by the: 'B.H. Mayers' Kunstprägeanstalt' based in the town of Pforzheim). Simply a very attractive and nicely maker-marked silver-class WB being of the so-called: 'pillow-crimped'-variant: I deem that I have priced this example according to its desirability and comparative rarity!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - silverish-toned- and \'Buntmetall\'-based! - Dutch facist-party-related membership-badge (or in Dutch: \'Ledendraagteken\') for members within the: \'Zwart ie. Nationaal Front\' This is a neat - and with certainty rarely seen! - silverish-toned- and/or typical \'Buntmetall\'-based! - Dutch facist-party-related membership-badge (or in Dutch language: \'Ledendraagteken\') as was specifically intended for members serving within the party named: \'Zwart ie. Nationaal Front\' (being a nicely preserved and non-maker-marked example) that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderarely used- and/or worn-), condition. The smaller-sized lapel-pin - having an approximate width of only 2,8 cms. and featuring a sword between a pair of ram-horns - is a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original (and/or long-sized) pin. The \'Zwart Front\' (which can be translated as Black Front) was a Dutch greater Netherlandic and fascist-movement active before and during the Second World War. The \'Zwart Front\' grew out of the southern section of the General Dutch Fascist League, with regional organiser Arnold Meijer quarrelling with leader Jan Baars and leading his followers out in 1934. The \'Zwart Front\' emerged and soon took over a number of smaller movements, while also gaining some support among the poorer parts of society. Although similar to its parent movement, the \'Zwart Front\' emphasised a more Catholic line in tune with Meijer\'s own religious beliefs. Taking its cue in part from Italian fascism, it adopted that movement\'s black-shirted uniform while adding a unique emblem featuring a sword between a pair of ram-horns. However, the group struggled to gain support from the National Socialist movement in the Netherlands (ie. the NSB); it was renamed: \'Nationaal Front\' in 1940. The \'Nationaal Front\' was ultimately banned by the Germans on 14 December 1941, along with all other Dutch political parties except for the NSB. The majority of its members switched to the NSB, although Meijer, disillusioned, left politics altogether. The piece on offer here shows a fully undamaged surface (the pin has I deem never been cleaned nor polished). This badge originates from an older Dutch collector who collected these for various decades. Simply a very nice example of this scarcely encountered \'Zwart ie. Nationaal Front\'-related membership-badge: hard to find a nicer and more reasonably priced example!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - so-called: \'Marine-SA\'-related \'tinnie being a non-maker-marked example depicting a rowing-vessel, swastika and anchor and showing the text: \'Boots-Taufe - Marinesturm - Chemnitz - 9.7.1933\' The truly detailed, with certainty rarely seen and typical square-shaped- and early-period, so-called: 'Marine-SA'-day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in golden-toned- (and I deem) copper-based metal and that depicts a rowing-vessel, swastika and anchor and showing the text: 'Boots-Taufe - Marinesturm - Chemnitz - 9.7.1933' (and that was as such intended for a typical 'Marine-SA'-related event or rally as held in the year 1933. The neat and detailed badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The 'tinnie' retains most (ie. all!) of its (fairly shiny) golden-coloured finish. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and truly rarely seen! - 'Marine-SA-'-related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for a justified price!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - three-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting a: \'KvK 2. Klasse mit Schwertern\', a: \'VA für Angehörige der Ostvölker III. Kl. in Bronze ohne Schw.\' and an: \'Ost\'-medal This is an attractive, three-pieced so-called: 'Ostvölker'-related medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') respectively depicting a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern' (or: war-merits'-cross second class with swords), a: WH 'Verdienstauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker der III. Klasse in Bronze ohne Schwerter' (or: bronze-class 'Ostvölker'-service-medal for merit on the Eastern Front of the third class without swords) and a: 'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front- ie. 'Ost'- medal), all three pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. All three awards are just somewhat tarnished by age but are nevertheless nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures): they are void of any damage or alike. The 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern' (or: war-merits'-cross second class with swords) is a typical 'Buntmetall'-based example. The bright golden-toned, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (somewhat 'shiny') finish and was never polished nor cleaned. The exampe on offer is of the bronze- (ie. third-) class without swords. The WH 'Verdienstauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker der III. Klasse in Bronze ohne Schwerter' retains most of its copper-bronze-toned finish and still retains great pronounced detail (it is just a tiny bit tarnished- ie. dirty as to be expected). The 'Ost'-medal - which is a nicely preserved zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen has a somewhat 'matted' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. All three awards come naturally mounted on their period-attached ribbons. I could not check if it deals with numbered ie. maker-marked specimen: all three rings are firmly hidden under the resp. ribbons. The entire 'Spange' is, moreover, neatly 'backed' with a piece bright-red-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type-) pin-/catch-set-up (which if of course fully functional). The 'Spange' originates from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. It should be noted that all medal-bars (ie. 'Ordenspangen') showing an 'Ostvölker'-related award can easily be graded very scarce and are almost never offered for sale. Simply an attractive example of a three-pieced, WWI (ie. Third Reich-) period 'Ostvölker'-related 'Ordenspange' that will hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - WH (Heeres) breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') being of the \'last-ditch\'- (ie. later-war-period-) and/or entirely \'printed\'-pattern This is a neat - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) breasteagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') being of the 'last-ditch'- (ie. later-war-period-) and entirely 'printed'-pattern and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These printed versions of the 'standard-pattern' army-type breasteagle were introduced in late 1944 ie. beginning 1945 and saw only limited usage. They are sometimes found on the - battle-dress like-model-, so-called: '1944-type' Heeres tunics. I personally have also seen this printed-type eagles being (originally!) attached to such a late-war M44-tunic. The piece on offer here comes in a fully unconfectioned format and is just a tiny bit stained and/or does show some minimal 'wrinkled areas' (simply caused by handling over the years). The piece came as 'straightly cut-out' of a larger sheet (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a truly rarely encountered WH (Heeres) breast-eagle that comes in a never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- condition!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - WH (Heeres) so-called: \'T-shaped\', M42-cap eagle/cocarde ie. trapezoid, as neatly executed in so-called \'BeVo\'-weave pattern The eagle/cocarde-'trapezoid' is executed in bluish-grey-coloured linnen on a black coloured - and also linnen-based - background: thus being an example that was specifically intended for usage on the black-coloured M42-side-caps of the: 'Panzertruppen'. The trapezoid comes as stated in a virtually mint- ie. unissued condition and was never trimmed nor pre-confectioned: it comes as 'straightly cut-of the role' and does show some minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage ie. handling only. These 'T-shaped'-cap eagles were specifically produced for the truly very impopular 'M-42-pattern' side-caps (ie. 'Schiffchen') but saw also usage on the much more popular M43-caps. The 'standard-pattern', field-grey-coloured- and/or T-shaped cap-eagles are already scarcely encountered: the black-coloured 'Panzer'-ones are truly almost never encountered for sale. This eagle originates from an old collection of fine, original cap-eagles I recently acquired. It should regrettably be noted that these rare cap-eagles are often copied: this is of course a fine and 100% garuanteed original. These desirable cap-eagles rank amongst the rarest of the PZ-type cap-eagles and can easily be graded: 'rare'.

Attractive - and rarely seen! - WH (KM) \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\', being a detailed and machine-embroidered, example This is an attractive - and with certainty rarely seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände' (or: mine-sweeper war-badge), being a detailed- and nicely machine-embroidered example, as was executed in multi-coloured linnen on a dark-blue-coloured- and woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The award, which has truly great pronounced detail, was once tunic-attached (some stitches are still present) and is minimally stained: just some regular wear and/or age is visible. The patch shows some minimal carton-remains on its back and was presumably once glued into an album or scrapbook. These machine-embroidered examples saw only limited distribution and are x-times less encountered then their metal-based counterparts and are rarely offered for sale. Simply a very attractive example of a machine-embroidered KM-war-badge that comes in a wonderful condition and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type visor-cap eagle that is neatly hand-embroidered on white-coloured wool, as was specifically used for the white-topped LW officer-type visor-caps (ie. \'Sommer-Schirmmützen\') This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) neatly hand-embroidered officers'-type visor-cap eagle (ie. 'Adler für Sommer-Schirmmützen') that is executed on white-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage on the white-topped LW officer-type visor-caps and that comes in a very nice- (I deem never used- nor cap-attached-), condition. The eagle - which can easily be graded virtually mint - comes in a very nice condition overall: it only shows some minor age simply caused by years of storage. The piece - which has an approximate wingspan of approximately 5,8 cms. shows a creme-coloured, thin-shaped paper-based backing as more often seen. The eagle has great detail (extraordinary embroidery!) and can of course excellently be used to restore any white-topped LW-visor-cap. Simply a truly rarely encountered piece of LW cloth-insignia that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type visor-cap eagle, that is neatly hand-embroidered on white-coloured wool, as was used for the white-topped LW officer-type visor-caps (ie. \'Sommer-Schirmmützen\') This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) neatly hand-embroidered officers'-type visor-cap eagle (ie. 'Adler für Sommer-Schirmmützen') that is executed on white-coloured wool, as was intended for usage on the white-topped LW officer-type visor-caps and that comes in a very nice (IMO minimally used- ie. cap-removed-), condition. The eagle - which is as stated moderately used - comes in a very nice condition overall: it only shows some minor discoloration and/or staining, IMO simply caused by years of storage and/or fair wear. The piece - which shows a creme-coloured, paper-based backing - comes as found having its copper-based 'attachment-system' in place (as is more often seen): both (also copper-based-) attachment rings are also present and in place. The eagle has great detail (extraordinary embroidery!) and can of course easily be used to restore any white-topped LW-visor-cap. Simply a truly rarely encountered piece of LW cloth-insignia that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe) tropical-styled, \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on typical beige- ie. tan-coloured linnen as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the rank of a: \'Gefreiter\' This is an attractive - and actually fairly rarely encountered! - example of a tropical-styled, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Armwinkel\' (ie.: arm-chevron) as was executed on a typical, beige-coloured- and/or linnen-based background as was (I deem) intended for usage by a soldier with the rank of a: \'Gefreiter\' (ie. senior-private) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem simply never used- nor confectioned- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a single stripe of brownish-tan-coloured- (ie. clearly \'sub-dued\') and/or \'standard\'-pattern, tropical NCO-braid attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The patch just shows some minimal storage-age only and will be actually hard to be upgraded. The piece is void of any backing (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\', tropical-styled, \'Luftwaffe\'-related rank-insignia are almost impossible to encounter. Simply an attractive tropical-styled WH-rank-badge that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe) tropical-styled, \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on typical beige- ie. tan-coloured linnen as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the rank of an: \'Obergefreiter\' This is an attractive - and actually fairly rarely encountered! - example of a tropical-styled, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Armwinkel\' (ie.: arm-chevron) as was executed on a typical, beige-coloured- and/or linnen-based background as was (I deem) intended for usage by a soldier with the rank of an: \'Obergefreiter\' (ie. senior-private) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem simply never used- nor confectioned- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a double stripe of brownish-tan-coloured- (ie. clearly \'sub-dued\') and/or \'standard\'-pattern, tropical NCO-braid attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The patch just shows some minimal storage-age only and will be actually hard to be upgraded. The piece is void of any backing (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\', tropical-styled, \'Luftwaffe\'-related rank-insignia are almost impossible to encounter. Simply an attractive tropical-styled WH-rank-badge that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - WH (LW) tropical-styled, \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on typical bluish-grey-coloured linnen as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the rank of: \'Obergefreiter\' This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used and/or tunic-removed and actually rarely encountered! - example of a tropical-styled, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Armwinkel\' (ie.: arm-chevron) as was executed on a typical, bluish-grey-coloured- and/or linnen-based background as was (I deem) intended for usage by a soldier with the rank of: \'Obergefreiter\' (ie. senior-private) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just minimally used- ie. presumably carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a single stripe of silver-coloured- (ie. non \'sub-dued\') and/or \'standard\'-pattern NCO-braid attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The patch just shows some minimal age and usage and will be actually hard to be upgraded. The piece is void of any backing (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\', tropical-styled \'Luftwaffe\'-related rank-insignia are almost impossible to encounter. Simply an attractive tropical-styled WH-rank-badge that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and rarely seen! - \'N.S.D.A.P. D.A. in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t. D.\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'21\'- or \'Godet\'-) marked- (and \'regular-weight\') example that comes stored in its typical two-pieced etui This is a very attractive - and rarely found! - example of a so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. being of the \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'21\'- or \'Godet\'-) marked- and/or so-called: \'regular-weight\'- and example that comes together with its (full-length, minmally-confectioned and/or folded ie. 24 cms.-sized-) period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and \'Buntmetall\'-based that comes stored in its (scarcely found!) period (two-pieced and non-marked) box (ie. etui) as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - and very detailed! - medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains all of its minimally tarnished and typical reddish-bronze-coloured finish: it truly retains great pronounced detail (without showing damage or alike). The award is just minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) caused by years of storage only. Of specific interest, is of course the fact that this (by the Godet-company produced!) specimen came stored in its (scarcely seen and equally nicely preserved!), typical brownish-coloured, period box (ie. etui). This \'high-quality\'-produced piece was recently found as such at a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a superb - and complete! - example of this desirable \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - bright-coloured, SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') rank-collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by an: \'SA-Oberscharführer des Sturmbanns Nordmark\' This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured, so-called: SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen') rank-collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') being of the pattern as was used around 1939, as was intended for usage by an: 'SA-Oberscharführer' who was assigned to the: 'SA-Sturmbann Nordmark' and that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO virtually mint- and/or IMO never tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is executed in bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and was as such intended for usage by an NCO (ie. 'SA-Oberscharführer'). The patch shows a single (and approx. 4 mm. wide-) silver-greyish-coloured- and/or: green-centered rank-braid-piece and single (silver-coloured- and 'Feinzink'-based- and/or smaller-sized-) pip attached and has the 'standard'-pattern-, brownish-yellow-coloured- and/or 'Buckram'-based 'backing' attached (see pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen') rank-collar-patch collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single piece!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or bright-red piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or bright-red piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen', that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO virtually mint- and/or IMO never tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and was as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-units or ground-troops). The patch shows a single-pieced- (greyish-coloured- and/or 'Feinzink'-based-) gull attached and has the 'standard'-pattern-, brownish-yellow-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based 'backing' attached (see pictures). The tab is, moreover, nicely piped with bright-red-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (IMO) most certainly signified artillery- (ie. 'Artillerie'-) usage. Simply a very nice and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single piece!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or bright-red piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or bright-red piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen', that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO virtually mint- and/or IMO never tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and was as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-units or ground-troops). The patch shows three (identical, greyish-coloured- and/or 'Feinzink'-based-) gulls attached and has the 'standard'-pattern-, brownish-yellow-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based 'backing' attached (see pictures). The tab is, moreover, nicely piped with bright-red-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (IMO) most certainly signified artillery- (ie. 'Artillerie'-) usage. Simply a very nice and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single piece!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or bright-red piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or bright-red piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen', that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO virtually mint- and/or IMO never tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and was as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-units or ground-troops). The patch shows a single-pieced- (greyish-coloured- and/or 'Feinzink'-based-) gull attached and has the 'standard'-pattern-, brownish-yellow-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based 'backing' attached (see pictures). The tab is, moreover, nicely piped with bright-red-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (IMO) most certainly signified artillery- (ie. 'Artillerie'-) usage. Simply a very nice and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single piece!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or white piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or white piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen', that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO virtually mint- and/or IMO never tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and was as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-units or ground-troops). The patch shows a single-pieced- (greyish-coloured- and/or 'Feinzink'-based-) gull attached and has the 'standard'-pattern-, brownish-yellow-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based 'backing' attached (see pictures). The tab is, moreover, nicely piped with white-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (IMO) most certainly signified infantry- (ie. 'Infanterie'-) usage. Simply a very nice and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single piece!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or white piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' I recently uncovered two - fully identical albeit regrettably single! - examples of the bright-green-coloured- (and/or white piped-) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as were intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen', that come both in an overall very nice- (IMO virtually mint- and/or IMO never tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tabs are both executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-units or ground-troops). The patches show each a single (greyish-coloured- and/or 'Feinzink'-based-) gull attached and have the 'standard'-pattern-, brownish-yellow-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based 'backings' attached (see pictures). The tabs are, moreover, nicely piped with white coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (IMO) most certainly signified infantry- (ie. 'Infanterie'-) usage. My asking-price is naturally intended for one single tab. Simply a very nice and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single piece!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - carmine-red-coloured- (and/or white piped-) SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') rank-collar-patch (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by an: \'SA-Haupttruppführer\' This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered albeit regrettably single! - carmine-red-coloured- (and/or white piped-) SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen') rank-collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') being of the pattern as was used around 1939, as was intended for usage by an: 'SA-Haupttruppführer' as assigned to the: 'SA-Sturmbann Niedersachsen', that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO virtually mint- and/or IMO never tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is executed in carmine-red-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and was as such intended for usage by an NCO (ie. 'SA-Haupttruppführer'). The patch shows two (5 mm. wide-) silver-greyish-coloured- and/or: brown-centered rank-braid and two (silver-coloured- and 'Buntmetall'-baed- and/or smaller-sized-) pips attached and has the 'standard'-pattern-, brownish-yellow-coloured- and/or 'Buckram'-based 'backing' attached (see pictures). The tab is, moreover, nicely piped with white-coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern). Simply an attractive and desirable SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen') rank-collar-patch collar-tab that is actually not that easily encountered: too bad that it is only a single piece!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- ie. pre-war-period- ie. \'M36\'-pattern- (rounded-style-) NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel der Feldgendarmerie\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war period (ie. 'M36'-pattern- and/or rounded-styled-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-orange- (ie. 'orangeroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel der Feldgendarmerie' (or: sergeant who served within an army field-police regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO never worn nor used- and/or virtually mint-), condition. The straps - that came directly from a German flea-market - have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based 'upperdecks'. They also show the (typical) rayon-like-type piping and measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length each. The straps - which are clearly 'tailor-made'-examples - originated IMO with certainty from a private tailor-shop. The straps were entirely constructed from the (typical) smooth-type wool and came mounted on their functional tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The set shows as stated above hardly any usage nor wear (just some minimal age, dust and staining is visible and/or present). The straps have the silver-greyish-coloured (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) Heeres-pattern NCO-braid and two (identical, smaller-sized- and aluminium-based) pips attached, denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). I deem that I have priced this privately-purchased pair according to its 'tailor-made' appearance: a 'standard-issued' so-called: 'Feldwebel der Feldgendarmerie'-shoulderstrap pair would easily fetch the double or more!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'-model and/or rounded-style-), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Pioniertruppen\' This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war period- (ie. 'M36'-model and/or rounded-style-), enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Pioniertruppen' (or: army-enigineer soldier) and that comes in an overall nice- (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat boards - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured- and woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured (and/or woolen-type-) piping attached. They each measure approximately 11 cms. in length. The boards come mounted on their functional tongues and come in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition, overall. The pair hardly shows usage and wear: one of the straps shows, however, a tiny hole in its centre (as can be seen in the pictures). In any case is this a great occasion to acquire a nice and desirable 'Pioniere' enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair that was never before part of a collection: I do not exactly know for what reason but these 'simple', 'Soldat der Pioniere-Truppen' shoulderstraps can easily be considered 'scarce'!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- ie. pre-war-period (ie. \'M36\'-model and/or rounded-style-) EM-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Trpn.\' This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- (ie. pre-war-period ie. 'M36'-model and/or rounded-style-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen' (or simple cavalry- ie. reconnaisance-soldier), in overall very nice (ie. IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern-, darker-green coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured- (and/or woolen-type-) piping attached (see pictures). The straps measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each. The straps - which are of the regular-issued - (ie. non-private-production-type!) - come mounted on their functional tongues and come of course in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall. The set shows - as stated above - only moderate wear and/or age: they were clearly used and do show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a very nice and with certainty desirable 'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs'-related enlisted-mens'-type pair that was never before in a collection: I do not exactly know for what reason but these 'simple' 'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen'-shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be considered 'scarce'!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- ie. pre-war-period (ie. \'M36\'-model and/or rounded-style-) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- (ie. pre-war-period ie. 'M36'-model and/or rounded-style-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen' (or simple infantry-soldier), in overall nice (ie. IMO clearly used- ie. worn-) condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern-, darker-green coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- (and/or woolen-type-) piping attached. The straps each measure approximately 11,3 cms. in length. The straps - which are of the regular-issued - (ie. non-private-production-type!) - come mounted on their functional tongues and are of course in a nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall. The set shows - as stated above - only moderate wear and/or age: they were clearly used and do show some age, wear and/or staining and/or minimal moth-damage on one of the tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat and with certainty desirable 'Infanterie'-related enlisted-mens'-type pair that was never before in a collection: I do not exactly know for what reason but these 'simple' 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen'-shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- ie. pre-war-period (ie. \'M36\'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) EM-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- (ie. pre-war-period ie. 'M36'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen' (or simple, army-infantry-soldier), that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued- and moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern-, darker-green-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (see pictures). The straps measure approximately 12 cms. in length each. The straps - which are IMO of the regular-issued - (ie. non-private-production-) type - come mounted on their functional tongues and come of course in a nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall. The set shows - as stated above - minimal wear ie. age: they were IMO clearly used and do shows some wear, staining and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and with certainty desirable 'Infanterie'-related enlisted-mens'-type-, shoulderstrap-pair that was recently found at a private household and that was never before part of a collection!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- ie. pre-war-period (ie. \'M36\'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) EM-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- (ie. pre-war-period ie. 'M36'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen' (or simple, army-infantry-soldier), that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued- and moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern-, darker-green-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (see pictures). The straps measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each. The straps - which are IMO of the regular-issued - (ie. non-private-production-) type - come mounted on their functional tongues and come of course in a nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall. The set shows - as stated above - minimal wear ie. age: they were IMO clearly used and do shows some wear, staining and/or age (one of the straps shows some minimal moth-damage on its back only, as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and with certainty desirable 'Infanterie'-related enlisted-mens'-type-, shoulderstrap-pair that was recently found at a private household and that was never before part of a collection!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- ie. pre-war-period (ie. \'M36\'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) EM-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Trpn. This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- (ie. pre-war-period ie. 'M36'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen' (or simple cavalry- ie. reconnaisance-soldier), in overall very nice (ie. IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern-, darker-green coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured- (and/or woolen-type-) piping attached (see pictures). The straps measure approximately 10 cms. in length each. The straps - which are of the regular-issued - (ie. non-private-production-type!) - come mounted on their functional tongues and come of course in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall. The set shows - as stated above - only moderate wear and/or age: they were clearly used and do show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a very nice and with certainty desirable 'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs'-related enlisted-mens'-type pair that was never before in a collection: I do not exactly know for what reason but these 'simple' 'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen'-shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be considered 'scarce'!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- ie. pre-war-period (ie. \'M36\'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) EM-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- (ie. pre-war-period ie. 'M36'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen' (or simple, army-signals-soldier), in overall very nice (ie. IMO never issued- ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern-, darker-green coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured- (and/or desirable!) 'silk-like'-type- piping attached (see pictures). The straps measure approximately 10,8 cms. in length each. The straps - which are of the regular-issued - (ie. non-private-production-type!) - come mounted on their functional tongues and come of course in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall. The set shows - as stated above - no wear nor age: they were simply never used (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a superb and with certainty desirable 'Nachrichten'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair that was never before in a collection!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- ie. pre-war-period (ie. \'M36\'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) EM-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- (ie. pre-war-period ie. 'M36'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen' (or simple, army-signals-soldier) that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO clearly issued- ie. moderately worn-), condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern-, darker-green coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured- (and/or desirable!) 'silk-like'-type- piping attached (see pictures). The straps measure approximately 11,3 cms. in length each. The straps - which are of the regular-issued - (ie. non-private-production-) type! - come mounted on their functional tongues and come of course in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall. The set shows - as stated above - regular wear, age and/or minimal staining but is totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and with certainty desirable 'Nachrichten'-related-, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair that was never before in collectors'-hands!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- ie. pre-war-period (ie. \'M36\'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) EM-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Nachschub-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- (ie. pre-war-period ie. 'M36'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat bright-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Nachschub-Truppen' (or simple, army-transport-soldier, most likely a driver) that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO issued- ie. moderately used- and/or: worn-), condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern-, darker-green coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the bright-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured- (and/or desirable!) 'silk-like'-type- piping attached (see pictures). The straps measure approximately 10,8 cms. in length each. The straps - which are of the regular-issued - (ie. non-private-production-) type! - come mounted on their functional tongues and come of course in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall. The set shows - as stated above - some regular- (ie. minimal!) wear, age and/or staining but is totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and with certainty desirable 'Nachschub'-related-, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair that was never before in collectors'-hands!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO mid-war- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) EM-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered and I deem mid-war- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' (or simple cavalry- ie. reconnaisance-soldier) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-) condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the \'standard\'-pattern-, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' as to be expected - have the golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured- (and/or: \'silk-like\'-type-) piping attached (see pictures). The straps measure approximately 12,2 cms. in length each. The straps - which are of the \'regular-issued\'-pattern - come mounted onto their functional tongues and come of course in a very nice, ie. fully \'text-book\' condition overall. The set shows - as stated above - only minimally wear and/or age: they were only minimally used and do show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a very nice and with certainty desirable \'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs\'-related enlisted-mens\'-type pair that was never before in a collection: I do not exactly know for what reason but these \'simple\' \'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\'-shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be considered \'scarce\'!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered and/or matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), I deem mid-war- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) EM-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), (I deem) mid-war- (ie. 'M43'-pattern-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen' (or simple cavalry- ie. reconnaisance-soldier), that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-) condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern-, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' as to be expected - have the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured- (and/or: 'silk-like'-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps measure approximately 11,7 cms. in length each. The straps - which are with certainty of the regular-issued pattern - come mounted onto their functional tongues and come of course in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall. The set shows - as stated above - only minimally wear and/or age: they were only minimally used and do show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a very nice and with certainty desirable 'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs'-related enlisted-mens'-type pair that was never before in a collection: I do not exactly know for what reason but these 'simple' 'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen'-shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be considered 'scarce'!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered and/or matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO mid-war- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) EM-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - fully matching pair of WH (Heeres), IMO mid-war- (ie. 'M43'-pattern-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen' (or simple cavalry- ie. reconnaisance-soldier), that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-) condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern-, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' as to be expected - have the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured- (and/or: 'silk-like'-type-) piping attached (see pictures). The straps measure approximately 11 cms. in length each. The straps - which are with certainty of the regular-issued pattern - come mounted on their functional tongues and come of course in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall. The set shows - as stated above - only minimally wear and/or age: they were only minimally used and do show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The set was with certainty always together and was worn as such. Simply a great occasion to acquire a very nice and with certainty desirable 'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs'-related enlisted-mens'-type pair that was never before in a collection: I do not exactly know for what reason but these 'simple' 'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen'-shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be considered 'scarce'!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered and/or matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO mid-war- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: \'Uffz. der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - fully matching pair of WH (Heeres), IMO mid-war- (ie. 'M43'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen' (or junior-sergeant who served within the cavalry- ie. reconnaisance-troops), that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern-, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' as to be expected - have the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured- (and/or: 'silk-like'-type-) piping attached (see pictures). The straps measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each and show the bluish-grey-coloured (ie. 'sub-dued'-type) NCO-braid attached. The straps - which are with certainty of the regular-issued pattern - come mounted on their functional tongues and come of course in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall. The set shows - as stated above - only moderate wear and/or age: they were only moderately used and do show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The set was with certainty always together and was worn as such: it originated from a private household in Germany. Simply a great occasion to acquire a very nice and with certainty desirable 'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs'-related NCO-type pair that was never before in a collection: I do not exactly know for what reason but these 'simple', so-called: 'Unterofffizier der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen'-shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be considered 'scarce'!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - Finnish-/German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\', being a white-/blue-coloured and maker- (ie. \'Hopeatakomo o.y.\'-) marked \'variant\' that shows the text: \'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/42\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: Finnish- ie. German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\' being a typical white-/blue-coloured- and/or neatly enamelled (and nicely maker- (ie. \'Hopeatakomo o.y.\'-) marked \'variant\' that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used and/or fully undamaged-), condition. The cross - which shows the text: \'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/42\' - has an immaculate enamelled surface without showing any real damage: it just shows some regular \'scratching\' ie. tarnished surface caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The golden-bronze-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - shows some regular blackened- ie. somewhat dirty tarnish. The cross - which was often awarded to (and worn by!) German soldiers - comes mounted on its period \'screw-back\'-attachement that bears the makers-designation: \'Hopeatakomo o.y.\' (as can be seen on the photos). I deem that I priced this attractive and most certainly decorative \'foreign\' award accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - 4-pieced, WH (Kriegsmarine) officers\'-type insignia-set, as was intended for usage on the darker-blue-coloured officers-type visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen für Offiziere\') This is a very attractive - and/or truly very detailed and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) officers'-type insignia-set, comprising of a hand-embroidered cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze'), cap-cocarde (ie. 'Mützenkokarde für Schirmmütze') and two rank-pips (all as executed in golden-toned braid) as was intended for usage on the darker-blue-coloured officers-type visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen für Offiziere') all four pieces coming in a very nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. once cap- ie. tunic-attached-), condition. The two-pieced (cap)set was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') and just shows some minimal, darkened tarnish. The eagle - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 7 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using various tones of (fairly darkened- and/or golden-toned-) 'braid' on a dark-blue-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background. The cap-cocarde is equally executed (see pictures). The set came with two (also nicely hand-embroidered!) rank-pips. All four insignia are nicely preserved and are void of any staining ie. corroded areas (as can be seen on the pictures). Both eagle and cocarde show a beige-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing' as is more often observed (see pictures). The grouping was recently found at a private household and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive (and desirable!) KM-insignia-grouping of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Kriegsmarine'-visor-cap (ie. tunic) or to be simply kept in any collection!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - bright-golden-toned \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Auszeichnungsplakette\' showing a golden-class \'Pferdepleger-Abzeichen\' that comes mounted onto a wooden-based \'standard\' The attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - bright-golden-toned (and I deem typically zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) so-called: \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Auszeichnungsplakette\' showing a detailed, golden-class \'Pferdepleger-Abzeichen\' (or: badge for the care of horses) that comes (period) mounted onto a wooden-based \'standard\' and that comes in an overall nicely preserved condition. The unusually square-sized piece shows minimal wear and/or age but nevertheless retains a nicely preserved surface without showing any real defaults. The plaque - which measures approximately 7,5 x 5,5 cms. - comes mounted onto a wooden-based frame (ie. \'standard\') that measures 13 x 10 cms. - has I deem never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece (ie. badge) is, however, void of the capital \'R\'-character on the bottom of the badge and is therefore of a post-war-production. Nevertheless is this an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - decorative supporter plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Auszeichnungsplakette\') commemorating the care of horses!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - bronze-toned- and IMO copper-based cap-badge (ie. \'Hutabzeichen\') as was intended for usage by a female member within the: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or RADwJ) This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered! - neatly bronze-toned cap-badge (ie. \'Hutabzeichen\') as was intended for usage by a female member who served within the: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or RADwJ) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which has an approximate height of 4 cms. - shows a swastika-sign with below two corn-leaves as to be expected. The piece - which is executed in IMO copper-based metal is a tiny bit dirty but was most certainly never cleaned ie. polished. The cap-badge comes mounted on both its (still functional) prongs and shows some regular wear and age but has no damage whatsoever. Simply a nice and decorative, female-related \'RADwJ Hutabzeichen\' that is not that often seen and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - commemorative lapel-pin (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as executed in silver-toned \'Buntmetall\' and \'Barnstein\' and depicting the text: \'Deutsche Kampfspiele Nürnberg 1934\' The attractive - and with certainty fairly high-quality produced! - lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is depicting a swastika-device coupled with the text: 'Deutsche Kampfspiele Nürnberg 1934' and is executed in bright-coloured- (and - I deem - 'Buntmetall'-based-) metal that comes mounted onto a piece of (genuine) 'Barnstein' (ie. amber). The piece shows moderate wear and/or age but nevertheless retains a nicely preserved surface without showing any real defaults (just the 'Barnstein'-based plate does show some minimally 'chipped'-areas as can be seen on the pictures). The tiny pin - which shield only measures approximately 2 cms. in height - comes naturally mounted onto its functional long-sized pin that comes with a golden-toned, 'safety-devive' attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The very attractive and/or pronounced piece has I deem never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The interesting lapel-pin is truly quite detailed and/or pronounced. Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - early-period, lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') commemorating the 'Deutsche Kampfspiele' held in the town of Nürnberg in the year 1934!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - commemorative lapel-pin (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a non-marked example as executed in golden-bronze-toned \'Buntmetall\' depicting a hammer-/swastika-device coupled with the text: \'1. Mai 1933\' The attractive - and with certainty fairly high-quality produced! - lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is depicting a hammer- and swastika-device coupled with the text: '1. Mai 1933'. It is executed in golden-bronze-coloured- and - I deem - 'Buntmetall'-based metal and only shows minimal wear and/or age but nevertheless retains a nicely preserved surface without showing any defaults. The badge - which measures approximately 3,7 cm. in height - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The very attractive and/or pronounced piece has I deem never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The interesting lapel-pin is quite detailed and pronounced. Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - early-period, lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') commemorating the celebration of the '1. Mai'- ie. the national labour-day!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - commemorative lapel-pin (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a non-marked example as executed in golden-bronze-toned \'Buntmetall\' depicting a hammer-/swastika-device coupled with the text: \'1. Mai 1933\' The attractive - and with certainty fairly high-quality produced! - lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is depicting a hammer- and swastika-device coupled with the text: '1. Mai 1933'. It is executed in golden-bronze-coloured- and - I deem - 'Buntmetall'-based metal and only shows minimal wear and/or age but nevertheless retains a nicely preserved surface without showing any defaults. The badge - which measures approximately 3,7 cm. in height - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The very attractive and/or pronounced piece has I deem never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The interesting lapel-pin is quite detailed and pronounced. Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - early-period, lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') commemorating the celebration of the '1. Mai'- ie. the national labour-day!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - commemorative lapel-pin (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a non-marked example as executed in silverish-golden-toned \'Buntmetall\' depicting a hammer-/swastika-device coupled with the text: \'1. Mai 1933\' The attractive - and with certainty fairly high-quality produced! - lapel-pin (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is depicting a hammer- and swastika-device coupled with the text: \'1. Mai 1933\'. It is executed in silverish-golden-coloured- and - I deem - \'Buntmetall\'-based metal and only shows minimal wear and/or age but nevertheless retains a nicely preserved surface without showing any defaults. The badge - which measures approximately 3,7 cm. in height - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The very attractive and/or pronounced piece has I deem never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The interesting lapel-pin is quite detailed and pronounced. Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - early-period, lapel-pin (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') commemorating the celebration of the \'1. Mai\'- ie. the national labour-day!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - DJ- (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\'-) related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') showing an upward-positioned arrow-device coupled with the text: \'Tag des D.J. - Düsseldorf - 27. Okt. 35\' The attractive - silverish-grey-toned- and actually scarcely encountered! - DJ- (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in typical tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or minimal age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and just minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and retains most of its (silverish) grey-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The unusually-shaped piece shows an illustration of an upward-positioned arrow-device (with \'DJ-Raute\') coupled with the text: \'Tag des D.J. - Düsseldorf - 27. Okt. 35\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this desirable and/or with certainty sought-after DJ-related so-called: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - DJ-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') showing a sunburst and \'Blitz\'-sign coupled with the text: \'Jungbann Sportfest - Jungbann “Nieder. Elbe” - 24./25. August 1935 - Elmshorn\' The attractive - silverish-grey-toned- and actually very scarcely encountered! - DJ- (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in typical tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or minimal age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and just minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and retains most of its (silverish) grey-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows an illustration of a sunburst, a \'Blitz\'-sign and a (rounded) swastika coupled with the text: \'Jungbann Sportfest - Jungbann “Nieder. Elbe” - 24./25. August 1935 - Elmshorn\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this desirable - and/or with certainty sought-after! - DJ-related so-called: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - early-pattern, RLB (or: \'Reichsluftschutzbund\') white-coloured, so-called: \'RLB-Entgiftungsdienst\'- (ie. decontamination-service-) armband, showing an interwoven, centrally-placed \'stripe\' This is an attractive example of the fairly scarcely encountered- and early-pattern, RLB (or: 'Reichsluftschutzbund') white- (ie. black-) coloured, so-called: 'RLB-Entgiftungsdienst'- (ie. decontamination-service-) armband (or: 'Armbinde') showing an interwoven-, centrally-placed- and/or black-coloured 'stripe' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used and/or slightly worn-), condition. The band - which is executed in the so-called : 'BeVo'-weave pattern - signified that the bearer was an official member of the RLB and acted as a so-called: 'RLB-Entgiftungsdienst-Mitarbeiter' (or: RLB-decontamination-service-official). The armband - which is approximately 39 x 10,5 cms. sized - comes in an overall very nice- (albeit IMO minimally used- and/or worn-), condition: it is just a tiny bit stained and is somewhat wrinkled (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also described (on page 368) and pictured (with a drawing only) in the excellent reference-work (published in 2007) entitled: 'Defending the Reich' by David Littlejohn). Simply a very nice and with certainty unusually encountered TR-era RLB (or: 'Reichsluftschutzbund') armband that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - early-war-pattern, WH (Heeres) specific cocarde as executed in bluish-grey-coloured linnen in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was intended for usage on the: \'Pz\'-beret (ie. \'Panzerschutzmütze\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - early-war-pattern, WH (Heeres) specific cocarde as was executed in bluish-grey-coloured linnen in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern as was specifically intended for usage on the: 'Panzer'-beret (ie. 'Panzerschutzmütze') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint-ie. unissued'-), condition. The piece comes as 'straightly cut-off the role' and was simply never used- (nor beret-attached) as can be seen on the pictures. The piece - also known in German language as: 'Kokarde für Panzerschutzmütze' - just shows some minimal age- and/or staining caused by storage only but comes in an overall wonderful and/or fully undamaged, condition. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - genuine piece of German cap-insignia: great to restore a Panzer-beret or to be stored in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - early-war-pattern, WH (Heeres) specific cocarde as executed in bluish-grey-coloured linnen in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was intended for usage on the: \'Pz\'-beret (ie. \'Panzerschutzmütze\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - early-war-pattern, WH (Heeres) specific cocarde as was executed in bluish-grey-coloured linnen in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was specifically intended for usage on the: \'Panzer\'-beret (ie. \'Panzerschutzmütze\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint-ie. unissued\'-), condition. The piece comes as \'straightly cut-off the role\' and was simply never used- (nor beret-attached) as can be seen on the pictures. The piece - also known in German language as: \'Kokarde für Panzerschutzmütze\' - just shows some minimal age- and/or staining caused by storage only but comes in an overall wonderful and/or fully undamaged, condition. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - genuine piece of German cap-insignia: great to restore a Panzer-beret or to be stored in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) breast-badge (ie. \'Brustabzeichen\') as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) breast-badge (ie. \'Brustabzeichen\') being a detailed example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern on a greyish-blue-coloured background and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never tunic-attached-, condition. These attractive breast-badges were worn on the various (Luftwaffe-type) blue-coloured tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed patch on offer here - which measures approximately 15,3 x 4,8 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever and comes as straightly \'cut-of the role\' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does it show some minimal glue-remains on its back simply caused by having glued into an album or scrapbook once (as can be noticed on the pictures). This example originates from a \'Musterbuch\' (or: sample-book) that was period-compiled by the producing-company \'Offermann\' as was based in the town of Ratingen. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a neat enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) breast-badge for a competitive price!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) breasteagle, being a machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Luftschutz' (ie. RLB-) breasteagle (ie. 'Brustadler') being a detailed- and machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive breasteagles were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB-tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed eagle on offer here - which has an approximate diameter ie. 'wingspan' of 9 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-breast-eagle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) breasteagle, being a machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Luftschutz' (ie. RLB-) breasteagle (ie. 'Brustadler') being a detailed- and machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive breasteagles were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB-tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed eagle on offer here - which has an approximate diameter ie. 'wingspan' of 9 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-breast-eagle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) breasteagle, being a machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler\') being a detailed- and (typically) machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderateely worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive breasteagles were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB-tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed eagle on offer here - which has an approximate diameter ie. \'wingspan\' of 9 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever and still shows some of the stitching-remains with which it was once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - \'Reichsluftschutzbund\'-breast-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition This is an attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) (side)cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') being a detailed example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern onto a greyish-blue-coloured background and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never cap-attached-, condition. These attractive cap-badges were worn on the various (Luftwaffe-type) blue-coloured side(caps) throughout the war. The nicely detailed patch on offer here - which measures from wingtip to wingtip approximately 9,5 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever and comes as straightly \'cut-of the role\' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great opportunity to acquire a neat enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) cap-badge for a competitive price!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) side-cap-device (\'Abzeichen für Schiffchen) being a detailed example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Luftschutz' (ie. RLB-) side-cap-device ('Abzeichen für Schiffchen') being a detailed example as executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern on a greyish-blue-coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued- and/or never side-cap-attached-), condition. These attractive side-cap-devices were worn on the various (Luftwaffe) blue-coloured side-caps ('Schiffchen') throughout the war. The nicely detailed patch on offer here - which has an approximate diameter ie. 'wingspan' of 9,4 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever and comes as straightly 'cut-of the role' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-related, cap-device that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - EM- (ie. NCO-)pattern, Polizei- (ie. \'SS-Polizei\') cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The attractive insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style (and is executed in white-coloured linnen onto a black-coloured- and linnen-based background: it was simply never cap-attached and comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition. As such, it can naturally easily be mounted onto an enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type Polizei- (ie. \'SS-Polizei\'-) side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\') (or can even be used for an: \'M43\'-type-cap ie. \'Einheitsfeldmütze\'). This - actually scarely encountered! - (side)cap-eagle is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style and is executed in white-toned linnen on a (typical) black-coloured background as to be expected. These cap-eagles were presumably intended for usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures) and simply cannot be upgraded: the piece comes \'as straightly cut-off the role\' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned. Moreover, does it show some minimal glue-remains on its back simply caused by having glued into an album or scrapbook once (as can be noticed on the pictures). This example originates from a \'Musterbuch\' (or: sample-book) that was period-compiled by the producing-company \'Offermann\' as was based in the town of Ratingen. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a neat Polizei- (ie. \'SS-Polizei\') \'BeVo\'-woven-style, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern cap-eagle as was executed in \'BeVo\'-weave-style!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - enamelled- (and bright-red-coloured!), early-period \'N.S.D.A.P.\' membership-pin-/ie. party badge, which is nicely maker-marked on the back with the (full-script-) makers\'-signification: \'Deschler u. Sohn\' The lapel-pin - which has been IMO only minimally used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing normal wear but is totally void of any real (enamel-) damage (see pictures): just some regular wear ie. scratches are noticable. The badge shows moreover a somewhat tarnished finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted on its regular-type pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. Next to the makers'-signification: 'Deschler u. Sohn - München' the pin also shows a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and early-period so-called: full-script 'N.S.D.A.P.' membership-pin-/ie. party badge that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - example of a 2-pieced ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld-/Bandspange\') that comes on its specific \'button-hole\'-set-up, showing resp. the ribbons for two: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnungen der 2. u. 3. Stufe\' This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - example of a 2-pieced, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld-/Bandspange') that comes on its specific 'button-hole'-set-up, showing respectively the ribbons for two: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnungen der 2. u. 3. Stufe' (or: N.S.D.A.P. loyal-service medals for respectively 10 ie. 15 years of loyal service) having its detailed (and silver-coloured) miniature-device attached and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO used and/or minimally worn-), condition. The - very detailed! - (eagle-) devices has a neat and/or minimally 'frosted' albeit very detailed appearance: it retains a nice and/or bright-coloured age-patina. The piece is naturally fully functional and comes on its functional specific 'button-hole'-set-up (as is more often observed). Simply a very nice 'N.S.D.A.P.-related 'Feld-/Bandspange' that is not often offered for sale: ideal to upgrade or decorate any N.S.D.A.P.- and/or party-related tunic!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - example of a DRB- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) related armband entitled: \'Reichsbahn\', being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a truly attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! – bright-green-coloured example of a DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') entitled: 'Reichsbahn' being of the 'entirely-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern that comes in a minimally used- ie. worn, condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard' for usage by the various DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the darker-blue-coloured greatcoats and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 45 cms. and is 10,4 cms. wide - and is constructed from bright-green-coloured- (and shiny-type!) linnen and shows the neatly interwoven text: 'Reichsbahn' with above a 'Reichsbahn'-type eagle- and swastika-sign. The armband is totally void of an ink-stamp and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (IMO simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). Simply a very attractive - and scarcely encountered! - DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - example of a DRB- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) related armband entitled: \'Reichsbahn\', being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a truly attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - bright-green-coloured example of a DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') entitled: 'Reichsbahn' being of the 'entirely-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern that comes in a minimally used- ie. worn, condition. These linnen-based- (and silk-like-type!) armbands were 'standard' for usage by the various DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the darker-blue-coloured greatcoats and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 44 cms. and is 10,4 cms. wide - and is constructed from bright-green-coloured- (and shiny-type!) linnen and shows the neatly interwoven text: 'Reichsbahn' with above a 'Reichsbahn'-type eagle- and swastika-sign. The armband shows a clearly present ink-stamp (which is impossible to decypher) and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and scarcely encountered! - DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - example of a DRB- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) related armband entitled: \'Reichsbahn\', being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern This is a truly attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - bright-green-coloured example of a so-called: DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') entitled: 'Reichsbahn' being of the 'entirely-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave-pattern that comes in a very nice and only minimally used- ie. worn, condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issued' for usage by the various DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the darker-blue-coloured greatcoats and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory'-sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 43 cms. and is 10 cms. wide - and is constructed from bright-green-coloured- (and shiny-type!) linnen and shows the neatly interwoven text: 'Reichsbahn' with above a 'Reichsbahn'-type eagle- and swastika-sign. The armband is totally void of an ink-stamp and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (I deem simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). Simply a very attractive - and scarcely encountered! - DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) (ie. \'Fallschirmjäger\'-related-) so-called: K98 ammunition-bandoleer (being a maker-marked example that is executed in typical, camouflaged linnen) This is a very attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) (ie. 'Fallschirmjäger'-related-) so-called: K98 ammunition-bandoleer (ie. 'Munitions-Bandolier') being a neatly maker-marked- and: '1943'-dated- example that is executed in typical, camouflaged linnen (in the typical 'Splittertarnmuster') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The bandoleer - which is executed in the smooth-styled-, linnen-based cloth (ie. linnen) comes in an overall great condition (it is void of any real damage) and retains very bright- and vivid colours. All - exept one - (non) maker-marked snaps being of the smaller- ie. regular size- and/or pattern - are present and are of course fully functional: it should, however, be mentioned that one of the snaps (on the back, as intended to fasten the bandoleer onto the belt) is broken and fixed by means of some stitches (as can be seen on the pictures). The (mid- ie. later-war-period-) piece is as stated above a nicely maker-marked example that shows a clear (black-coloured- and ink-stamped) marking (something that is not always the case). I deem that these camouflaged K98-bandoleers rank amongst the hardest of the series to encounter. Simply a truly nice - and naturally authentic! - LW- (ie. 'Fallschirmjäger'-related-) piece of personal-equipment for which I naturally give (as always) a life-time garuantee on its authenticity: very hard to find a better or more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) (ie. \'Fallschirmjäger\'-related-) so-called: K98 ammunition-bandoleer (being a non-maker-marked example that is executed in typical, bluish-grey coloured linnen) This is an attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) (ie. 'Fallschirmjäger'-related-) so-called: K98 ammunition-bandoleer (ie. 'Munitions-Bandolier') being a non-maker-marked example that is executed in typical, bluish-grey coloured linnen and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The bandoleer - which is executed in the smooth-styled-, linnen-based cloth (ie. linnen) comes in an overall great condition (it is void of any damage) and is just a tiny bit faded due to obvious sun-exposure (nothing shocking though). All (non) maker-marked snaps - being of the regular size- and/or pattern - are all present and are of course fully functional. The (IMO mid- ie. later-war-period-) piece is as stated above a non-maker-marked example that is void of any marking or alike (something that is more often observed). I deem that these blue-coloured K98-bandoleers are the hardest of the series to encounter. Simply a truly nice and authentic LW- (ie. 'Fallschirmjäger'-related-) piece of personal-equipment for which I naturally give (as always) a life-time garuantee on its authenticity: very hard to find a better or more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) (ie. \'Fallschirmjäger\'-related-) so-called: K98 ammunition-bandoleer (being a non-maker-marked example that is executed in typical, bluish-grey-coloured linnen) This is an attractive - and nowadays scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) (ie. 'Fallschirmjäger'-related-) so-called: K98 ammunition-bandoleer (ie. 'Munitions-Bandolier') being a non-maker-marked example that is executed in typical, bluish-grey-coloured linnen and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The bandoleer - which is executed in the smooth-styled-, linnen-based cloth (ie. linnen) comes in an overall great and/or untouched condition (it is void of any damage). All maker- (ie. 'WUKO'-) marked snaps - being of the regular size- and/or pattern - are all present and are of course fully functional. The (IMO mid- ie. later-war-period-) piece is as stated above a non-maker-marked example that is void of any marking or alike (something that is more often observed). I deem that these blue-coloured K98-bandoleers are the hardest of the series to encounter. Simply a truly nice and authentic LW- (ie. 'Fallschirmjäger'-related-) piece of personal-equipment for which I naturally give (as always) a life-time garuantee on its authenticity: very hard to find a better or more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - example of a \'boxed\', \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\', being a neatly maker- (ie. \'65\'- or: \'Klein u. Quenzer\'-) marked example as executed in greyish-silver-coloured zinc ie. \'Feinzink\' The neat badge is as stated above a nicely maker-marked example that was executed greyish-silver-coloured zinc ie. 'Feinzink'. It was with certainty produced by the maker (or: 'Hersteller') named: 'Klein u. Quenzer' based in the town of Oberstein. The badge - which is executed in greyish-silver coloured metal as more often - shows only moderate wear and comes of course mounted on its fully functional- and/or typically thin-shaped pin (and molded catch) as is more often encountered on these by the: 'K&Q'-produced wound-badges (see pictures). The badge is most certainly never cleaned but has nevertheless lost most of its silver-toned finish (something that is more often seen). It also shows some tarnish and/or staining (it has however never been cleaned nor polished though - as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was recently found at a German private household and came still 'packed' (ie. stored) in its neat - and actually scarcely encountered! - bordeaux-red-coloured etui as issued and kept for decades. This - unmarked - etui shows the signs of having been stored with the WB in it and is in an overall, equally nicely preserved, condition: it is fully functional and has a nicely preserved, red-coloured- (ie. velvet-based-) interior-section (see pictures). Simply an attractive and/or with certainty desirable 'boxed' silver-class WB: hard to find a nicer and truly untouched set for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - female-related, enlisted- (ie. NCO-) pattern so-called: \'RADwJ\'-sleeve-badge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-woven-pattern This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related, enlisted- (ie. NCO-) pattern so-called: \'RADwJ\'-sleeve-badge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-woven pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn nor tunic-attached-), condition. The badge is neatly silverish-white- (ie. black-coloured) having a typical greenish-brown-coloured background and was as such intended for a female RADwJ-staff-member. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows the (Roman-styled) numerals: \'XI\' (signifying that it was an example that was worn by a member of the 11th region ie. department ie. \'Bezirk\'). The badge is not maker-marked (as is more commonly encountered: most of the copied examples show a full and interwoven logo whereas this example is of course a garuanteed orginal example). It should be noted that excellent copies of these badges do exist: this is naturally a genuine, period example that originated from a German private-household. Simply a very nice - and truly scarcely encountered! - enlisted- (ie. NCO-) pattern RADwJ-sleeve-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - female-related, enlisted- (ie. NCO-) pattern so-called: \'RADwJ\'-sleeve-badge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-woven-pattern This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related, enlisted- (ie. NCO-) pattern so-called: \'RADwJ\'-sleeve-badge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-woven pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn nor tunic-attached-), condition. The badge is neatly silverish-white- (ie. black-coloured) having a typical greenish-brown-coloured background and was as such intended for a female RADwJ-staff-member. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows the (Roman-styled) numerals: \'XXX\' (signifying that it was an example that was worn by a member of the 30rd region ie. department ie. \'Bezirk\'). The badge is not maker-marked (as is more commonly encountered: most of the copied examples show a full and interwoven logo whereas this example is of course a garuanteed orginal example). It should be noted that excellent copies of these badges do exist: this is naturally a genuine, period example that originated from a German private-household. Simply a very nice - and truly scarcely encountered! - enlisted- (ie. NCO-) pattern RADwJ-sleeve-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - female-related, enlisted- (ie. NCO-) pattern so-called: \'RADwJ\'-sleeve-badge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-woven-pattern This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related, enlisted- (ie. NCO-) pattern so-called: \'RADwJ\'-sleeve-badge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-woven pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn nor tunic-attached-), condition. The badge is neatly silverish-white- (ie. black-coloured) having a typical greenish-brown-coloured background and was as such intended for a female RADwJ-staff-member. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows the (Roman-styled) numerals: \'XIII\' (signifying that it was an example that was worn by a member of the 13th region ie. department ie. \'Bezirk\'). The badge is not maker-marked (as is more commonly encountered: most of the copied examples show a full and interwoven logo whereas this example is of course a garuanteed orginal example). It should be noted that excellent copies of these badges do exist: this is naturally a genuine, period example that originated from a German private-household. Simply a very nice - and truly scarcely encountered! - enlisted- (ie. NCO-) pattern RADwJ-sleeve-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - female-related, officers\'-pattern so-called: \'RADwJ\'-sleeve-badge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-woven \'flat-wire\'-pattern This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - female-related, officers\'-pattern so-called: \'RADwJ\'-sleeve-badge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-woven (silver-toned) \'flat-wire\'-pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (most certainly issued- and once worn- ie. tunic-attached), condition. The badge is neatly silver- (ie. black-coloured) having a typical brownish-coloured background and was as such intended for a female RADwJ-staff-member (ie. officer). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows the (Roman-styled-) numerals: \'XIX\' (signifying that it was an example that was worn by a member of the 19th region ie. department ie. \'Bezirk\'). The badge is not maker-marked (as is more commonly encountered: most of the copied examples show a full and interwoven logo whereas this example is of course a garuanteed orginal example). It should be noted that excellent copies of these badges do exist: this is naturally a genuine, period example that originated from a German private-household. Simply a very nice - and truly scarcely encountered! - officers\'-pattern RADwJ arm-badge!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - fully matching, pair of (IMO) \'Ostvölker\'- (ie. \'ROA\'-) related shoulderstraps, showing the white-coloured piping and four horizontally-mounted \'rank-stripes\' attached - overall nice condition! This is a truly attractive - and most certainly very scarcely encountered! - fully matching, pair of (IMO) 'Ostvölker'- (ie. possibly 'ROA'-) related shoulderstraps, showing the neat white- (ie. 'weisser') coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type piping and four horizontally-mounted and/or also white-coloured 'rank-stripes' attached, in overall nice (ie. moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure 11,2 cms. in length each - are constructed by using a 'standard-type' pair of WH (Heeres) 'Infanterie'-related M43-model, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps (having field-grey coloured 'upperdecks') upon which four horizontally-mounted, 'rank-stripes' are attached (attached by hand-stitching and constructed from white-coloured linnen ie. NCO-braid). The set was with certainty intended for a soldier (ie. NCO) that belonged to one of the various 'Ostvölker'- (ie. 'ROA'-) related units. This 'Russian Liberation Army' or 'POA' (which is Cyrilic for: 'ROA') was one of the (welcome and needed-) allies of the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. The neat pair on offer here was clearly used and shows some regular age, wear and/or staining but is void of any real damage. Simply a very attractive - and most certainly very scarcely encountered! - pair of of 'Ostvölker'- (ie. 'ROA'-) related shoulderstraps: I deem that I have this possibvly unique pair according to its obvious rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - fully matching, pair of \'Ostvölker\'- (ie. \'ROA\'-) related shoulderboards, showing the bright-red-coloured piping and two horizontally-mounted rank-stripes - very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition! This is a truly attractive - and scarcely encountered! - fully matching, pair of 'Ostvölker'- (ie. 'ROA'-) related shoulderboards, showing the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter') coloured and 'silk-like'-type piping and two horizontally-mounted rank-stripes attached, in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The shoulderboards - which measure 10,5 cms. in length each - are constructed by using a 'standard-type' WH (Heeres) pair of 'Artillerie'-related M43-model, enlisted-mens' shoulderboards (having field-grey coloured 'upperdecks') that show two horizontally-mounted rank-stripes (constructed from silver-coloured NCO-braid) attached. I deem that these rank-stripes are 'off-factory' attached. The set was with certainty intended for a soldier that belonged to one of the various 'Ostvölker'- (ie. 'ROA'-) related units. This 'Russian Liberation Army' or 'POA' (which is Cyrilic for: 'ROA') was one of the (welcome and needed-) allies of the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. The neat pair on offer here was truly never used and is void of any damage nor wear-/age. Simply a very attractive - and scarcely encountered! - pair of of 'Ostvölker'- (ie. 'ROA'-) related shoulderboards!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - fully matching, Waffen-SS, EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern-, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-eagle- and skull-set that comes in a clearly used- (ie. cap-removed-), condition The very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern and 'BeVo'-woven-style insignia-set on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in greyish-blue-coloured thread on a black-coloured- and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected). As such, it can naturally easily be re-mounted on a Waffen-SS EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or even a so-called: 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, come both insignia-pieces in a clearly confectioned- ie. once cap-attached condition: both insiginia-pieces are nicely period-folded and still show some of the stitching-remains with which they were once cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces originate from a US-veteran who kept both pieces as some sort of war-souvenir. The set came together and will also be sold as a set: I will not sell the skull separately. Both pieces are a tiny bit stained (simply caused by years of storage and or moderate wear). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern insignia-sets are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'scarce'. I deem that this truly used- and/or worn set is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - fully matching, Waffen-SS, EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern-, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-eagle- and skull-set that comes in a clearly used- (ie. cap-removed-), condition The very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern and 'BeVo'-woven-style insignia-set on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in greyish-blue-coloured thread on a black-coloured- and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected). As such, it can naturally easily be mounted on a Waffen-SS EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or even a so-called: 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, come both insignia-pieces in a clearly confectioned- ie. once cap-attached condition: both insiginia-pieces are nicely period-folded and still show some of the stitching-remains with which they were once cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces originate from a US-veteran who kept both pieces as some sort of war-souvenir. The set came together and will also be sold as a set: I will not sell the skull separately. Both pieces are a tiny bit stained (simply caused by years of storage and or moderate wear). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern insignia-sets are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'scarce'. I deem that this truly used- and/or worn set is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - fully matching, Waffen-SS, EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern-, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-eagle- and skull-set that comes in a clearly used- (ie. cap-removed-), condition The very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern and 'BeVo'-woven-style insignia-set on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in greyish-blue-coloured thread on a black-coloured- and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected). As such, it can naturally easily be mounted on a Waffen-SS EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or even a so-called: 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, come both insignia-pieces in a clearly confectioned- ie. once cap-attached condition: both insiginia-pieces are nicely period-folded and still show some of the stitching-remains with which they were once cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces originate from a US-veteran who kept both pieces as some sort of war-souvenir. The set came together and will also be sold as a set: I will not sell the skull separately. Both pieces are a tiny bit stained (simply caused by years of storage and or moderate wear). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern insignia-sets are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'scarce'. I deem that this truly used- and/or worn set is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - fully matching, Waffen-SS, EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern-, \'BeVo\'-woven-style cap-eagle- and skull-set that comes in a clearly used- (ie. cap-removed-), condition The very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern and 'BeVo'-woven-style insignia-set on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in greyish-blue-coloured thread on a black-coloured- and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected). As such, it can naturally easily be re-mounted on a Waffen-SS EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') (or even a so-called: 'M43'-type-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, come both insignia-pieces in a clearly confectioned- (ie. once cap-attached-) condition: both insiginia-pieces are nicely period-folded and still show some of the stitching-remains with which they were once cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the cap-skull is of the desirable smaller-sized format (showing a single bright-green fortification-thread in place as can be seen on the pictures). The (matching!) set came together and will also be sold as a set: I will not sell the skull separately. Both pieces are a tiny bit stained (simply caused by years of storage and or moderate wear) and were both period 'unfolded' (maybe to be stored as such). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern insignia-sets are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'scarce'. I deem that this truly used- and/or worn set is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - German-produced, \'BeVo\'-type armshield showing the coat of arms of Bulgaria (being a piece that was intended for a volunteer who served within the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\') This particular colourful (and typical!) WII-era, volunteer-armshield shows the Bulgarian national colours ie. coat of arms and is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave technique: it comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued condition\' and comes as carefully \'cut-off the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield on offer comes in a truly wonderful condition and will be simply impossible to be upgraded. This \'Bulgarian\'-armshield (which is unmistakenly from German-production) saw only limited usage. These - original - \'official\' arm-shields as executed in \'BeVo\'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of \'BeVo\'!) can be easily considered \'scarce\': simply a wonderful example that will be impossible to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - German-produced, \'BeVo\'-type armshield showing the coat of arms of Hungary (being a piece that was intended for a volunteer who served within the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\') This particular colourful WII-era, volunteer-armshield shows the Hungarian national colours ie. coat of arms and is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave technique: it comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued condition\' and comes as carefully \'cut-off the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield on offer comes in a truly wonderful condition and will be simply impossible to be upgraded. This \'Hungarian\'-armshield (which is unmistakenly from German-production) saw only limited usage. These - original - \'official\' arm-shields as executed in \'BeVo\'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of \'BeVo\'!) can be easily considered \'scarce\': simply a wonderful example that will be impossible to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - German-produced, \'BeVo\'-type armshield showing the coat of arms of Hungary (being a piece that was intended for a volunteer who served within the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\') This particular colourful (and typical!) WII-era, volunteer-armshield shows the Hungarian national colours ie. coat of arms and is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave technique: it comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued condition\' and comes as carefully \'cut-off the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield on offer comes in a truly wonderful condition and will be simply impossible to be upgraded. This \'Hungarian\'-armshield (which is unmistakenly from German-production) saw only limited usage. The piece shows an interwoven \'BeVo - Wuppertal\'-makers-designation on its top (as can be noticed on the pictures). These - original - \'official\' arm-shields as executed in \'BeVo\'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of \'BeVo\'!) can be easily considered \'scarce\': simply a wonderful example that will be impossible to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - German-produced, \'BeVo\'-type armshield showing the coat of arms of Hungary (being a piece that was intended for a volunteer who served within the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\') This particular colourful (and typical!) WII-era, volunteer-armshield shows the Hungarian national colours ie. coat of arms and is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave technique: it comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued condition\' and comes as carefully \'cut-off the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield on offer comes in a truly wonderful condition and will be simply impossible to be upgraded. This \'Hungarian\'-armshield (which is unmistakenly from German-production) saw only limited usage. The piece shows an interwoven \'BeVo - Wuppertal\'-makers-designation on its top (as can be noticed on the pictures). These - original - \'official\' arm-shields as executed in \'BeVo\'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of \'BeVo\'!) can be easily considered \'scarce\': simply a wonderful example that will be impossible to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - golden-bronze-toned SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example depicting a swastika, SA-logo and text that simply reads: \'Brigade 41\' - Thür-Ost - Greiz - 30.6-1.7-1934\' The attractive - and actually most certainly scarcely found! - early-period SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in somewhat shiny, golden-bronze-toned- and tin- (ie. zinc-) based metal and depicts a detailed swastika-sign with in its centre the SA-logo coupled with the text that simply reads: \'Brigade 41\' - Thür-Ost - Greiz - 30.6-1.7-1934\' and that was as such intended for an SA-related sports-event that took place in the year 1934. The badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin-/catch set-up and has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The round-shaped \'tinnie\' retains most of its (fairly shiny-) golden-bronze-coloured finish. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - SA-related so-called: \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is offered for an interesting price!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - greyish-silver-toned - and I deem zinc- (ie. Feinzink-) based cap-badge (ie. \'Hutabzeichen\') as was intended for usage by a female member within the: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ) This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered! - neatly silverish-grey-toned cap-badge (ie. \'Hutabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by a female member who served within the: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or RADwJ) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which has an approximate height of 4 cms. - shows a swastika-sign with below two corn-leaves as to be expected. The piece - which is executed in (I deem) zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based metal is a tiny bit dirty but was most certainly never cleaned ie. polished. The cap-badge comes mounted onto both its (still functional) prongs and shows some regular wear and age but has no damage whatsoever. Simply a nice and decorative, female-related \'RADwJ Hutabzeichen\' that is not that often seen and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in silver-toned \'pot-metal\' and showing the text: \'H.J. Treffen - 10.6.34\' The attractive - and fairly early period- and actually truly scarcely encountered! - silver-toned day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in (shiny) silver-coloured zinc-based ie. 'pot-metal': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains all of its bright coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows a castle-tower (coupled with a towns'-shield and 'HJ-Raute' and shows the text: 'H.J. Treffen - 10.6.34'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and early-period (regional -issued!) HJ o. DJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) black-and-green-striped- (ie. \'grün/schwarz-melliertes\'-) and/or twisted so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') as specifically intended for a: \'HJ-Hauptscharführer\' These neat coloured youth-related lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw merely usage within the HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'). The neat example on offer here come in an overall nice- (and only moderately used- ie. worn condition) and was as such intended to signify the rank/function of a: \'HJ-Hauptscharführer\'. The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 33 cms. from top to end - shows minimal wear ie. usage: it was I deem only moderately worn ie. used and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very attractive, youth-related \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'), being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: \'3 Jahre Hitlerjugend - Rendsburg - 23/24.9.1933\' The silver-toned- ie. silver-painted (albeit minimally tarnished-) badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in silver-coloured and IMO tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and as stated above somewhat tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted on its functional pin and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is quite detailed and retains most of its silver-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an eagle-device and swastika (with in between the text: '3 Jahre Hitlerjugend - Rendsburg - 23/24.9.1933'). Simply an attractive example of this desirable and/or with certainty sought-after- and/or fairly early-period HJ-related so-called: 'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'), being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: \'Nordmarklager Gebiet 5 - 1935 - Das Jahr der Ertüchtigung\' The silver-toned- ie. silver-painted (albeit minimally tarnished-) badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in silver-coloured and IMO tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and as stated above somewhat tarnished age-patina). The shield-shaped badge (which is a bit vaulted-) comes mounted on its functional pin and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is quite detailed and retains most of its silver-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive piece shows a so-called: 'Tyr-rune'-device (such as the 'HJ-Leistungsabzeichen') with upon that a swastika sign (bearing the text: 'für Leistungen in der HJ') and shows on its rim the text: 'Nordmarklager Gebiet 5 - 1935 - Das Jahr der Ertüchtigung'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and/or with certainty sought-after- and/or fairly early-period HJ-related so-called: 'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' being a non-maker-marked example showing a: \'HJ-Raute\' and text: \'Aufmarsch der HJ - Gebiet 13 - Hessen-Nassau - 1. u. 2. - 9 -1934\' The bright-golden-toned- (albeit minimally tarnished) shield-shaped day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in golden-coloured and (I deem) zinc- (ie. tin-) based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has I deem never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice - and as stated above - somewhat tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and retains most (ie. all!) of its golden-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an illustration of some houses with below that the text: 'Aufmarsch der HJ - Gebiet 13 - Hessen-Nassau - 1. u. 2.-9-1934' and/or is sub-titled: 'Tag der Hunderttausend': next to this it also shows the typical HJ-symbol ie. 'Raute'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and/or with certainty sought-after- and/or fairly early-period HJ-related so-called: 'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' being a non-maker-marked example showing a: \'HJ-Raute\' and text: \'Aufmarsch der HJ - Gebiet 13 - Hessen-Nassau - 25.-26.8.1934\' The silver-toned- (albeit minimally tarnished) shield-shaped day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in silver-coloured and (I deem) zinc- (ie. tin-) based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has I deem never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice - and as stated above - somewhat tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional (long-sized) pin and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and retains most of its silver-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an illustration of some houses with below that the text: 'Aufmarsch der HJ - Gebiet 13 - Hessen-Nassau - 25.-26.8.1934' and/or is sub-titled: 'Tag der Hunderttausend': next to this it also shows the typical HJ-symbol ie. 'Raute'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and/or with certainty sought-after- and/or fairly early-period HJ-related so-called: 'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\' ie. \'Flieger-HJ\') specialist armbadge (or: \'Schulabzeichen\') depicting the text: \'Techn. Vorschule d. Luftwaffe - Bremen-Oslebshausen\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ ('Hitlerjugend'- ie. 'Flieger-HJ'-) related so-called specialist-armbadge (or: 'Schulabzeichen') depicting the text: 'Techn. Vorschule d. Luftwaffe - Bremen-Oslebshausen' with below some oakleaves and a swastika that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. tunic-removed-), condition. These neat diamond-shaped badges signified membership within one of the technical preparatory-airforce-schools (or institutes). The badge on offer here shows membership within such a school based in the town of Bremen-Oslebshausen': there were several of these youth training institutes - it is said that 32 of such schools existed! - that mostly functioned under the direction of one the larger air-craft industrial companies (such as: 'Focke Wulf', 'Messerschmitt' and others). The neat badge - executed in greyish-white-coloured (linnen-based-) stitching on a black woolen background - has most certainly been worn and shows some wear, age and/or slight staining. These diamond-shaped badges (ie. 'Räute') were instituted as late as 1944 and 'replaced' the until that date used armbands ('Ärmelstreifen') having a similar text. Simply a very nice and surely not that often encountered youth-related badge!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ o. DJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend o. Deutsches Jungvolk\') related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in golden-bronze-toned metal and showing the text: \'1. Fest der Jugend - 24 Juni 1933\' The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - golden bronze-toned day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in golden-bronze-coloured and I deem tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin-ie. catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and retains all of its darker-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows an eagle-device with below a (camp-)fire and swastika-sign and shows the text: '1. Fest der Jugend - 24 Juni 1933'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and early-period HJ o. DJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ o. DJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend o. Deutsches Jungvolk\') related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in golden-bronze-toned \'pot-metal\' and showing the text: \'HJ - Thüringen - Rudolstadt 1933\' The attractive - and early period- and actually scarcely encountered! - golden-bronze-toned day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in golden-bronze-coloured 'pot-metal': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains all of its bright coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows an early-pattern eagle-device and 'HJ-Raute' and shows the text: 'HJ - Thüringen - Rudolstadt 1933'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and early-period (regional -issued!) HJ o. DJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ o. DJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend o. Deutsches Jungvolk\') related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in golden-bronze-toned \'pot-metal\' and showing the text: \'HJ - Thüringen - Rudolstadt 1933\' The attractive - and early period- and actually truly scarcely encountered! - golden-bronze-toned day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in golden-bronze-coloured zinc-based ie. 'pot-metal': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains all of its bright coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows an early-pattern eagle-device and 'HJ-Raute' and shows the text: 'HJ - Thüringen - Rudolstadt 1933'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and early-period (regional -issued!) HJ o. DJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ o. DJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend o. Deutsches Jungvolk\') related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in golden-bronze-toned \'pot-metal\' and showing the text: \'HJ - Thüringen - Rudolstadt 1933\' The attractive - early period- and actually truly scarcely encountered! - golden-bronze-toned day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in golden-bronze-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. 'pot-metal'): it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains all of its bright coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows an early-pattern eagle-device coupled with a 'HJ-Raute' and shows the text: 'HJ - Thüringen - Rudolstadt 1933'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and early-period (regional -issued!) HJ o. DJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ o. DJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend o. Deutsches Jungvolk\') related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in golden-bronze-toned \'pot-metal\' and showing the text: \'HJ - Thüringen - Rudolstadt 1933\' The attractive - early period- and actually truly scarcely encountered! - golden-bronze-toned day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in golden-bronze-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. \'pot-metal\'): it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and truly retains all of its bright coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows an early-pattern eagle-device coupled with a \'HJ-Raute\' and shows the text: \'HJ - Thüringen - Rudolstadt 1933\'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and early-period (regional -issued!) HJ o. DJ-related so-called: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ o. DJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend o. Deutsches Jungvolk\') related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in golden-bronze-toned \'pot-metal\' and showing the text: \'HJ - Thüringen - Rudolstadt 1933\' The attractive - early period- and actually truly scarcely encountered! - golden-bronze-toned day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in golden-bronze-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. \'pot-metal\'): it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and truly retains all of its bright coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows an early-pattern eagle-device coupled with a \'HJ-Raute\' and shows the text: \'HJ - Thüringen - Rudolstadt 1933\'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and early-period (regional -issued!) HJ o. DJ-related so-called: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ o. DJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend o. Deutsches Jungvolk\') related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in golden-bronze-toned \'pot-metal\' and showing the text: \'Tag der Jugend in Bayern - 1933\' The attractive - and early period- and actually scarcely encountered! - golden-bronze-toned day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in golden-bronze-coloured 'pot-metal': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional, long-sized pin and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains all of its bright coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The oval-shaped piece shows a swastika-device and provincial-shield and shows the text: 'Tag der Jugend in Bayern - 1933'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and early-period HJ o. DJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ o. DJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend o. Deutsches Jungvolk\') related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in golden-toned metal and showing the text: \'1. Fest der Jugend - 24 Juni 1933\' The attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - golden-toned day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in golden-bronze-coloured and I deem tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin-ie. catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and retains most of its golden-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The typically shield-shaped piece shows an eagle-device with below a (camp-)fire and swastika-sign and shows the text: \'1. Fest der Jugend - 24 Juni 1933\'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable - and early-period! - HJ o. DJ-related so-called: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ o. DJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend o. Deutsches Jungvolk\') related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in reddish-bronze-toned metal and showing a \'HJ-Raute\' and text: \'Banntreffen Siegburg 1933\' The attractive - early period- and actually truly scarcely encountered! - reddish-bronze-toned day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in reddish-bronze-coloured- and I deem zinc-based metal (ie. 'pot-metal'): it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains all of its reddish-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows a 'HJ-Raute' coupled with the text: 'Banntreffen Siegburg 1933'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and early-period (regional -issued!) HJ o. DJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ o. DJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend o. Deutsches Jungvolk\') related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in silverish-toned metal and showing the text: \'1. Fest der Jugend - 24 Juni 1933\' The attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - silverish-golden-toned day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in golden-bronze-coloured and I deem tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin-ie. catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and retains most of its darker-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The typically shield-shaped piece shows an eagle-device with below a (camp-)fire and swastika-sign and shows the text: '1. Fest der Jugend - 24 Juni 1933'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable - and early-period! - HJ o. DJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ o. DJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend o. Deutsches Jungvolk\') related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example showing the text: \'Bannsporttreffen - Bann Jung 8 - Bann 11 - Erfurt - 2.9.34\' The attractive - and fairly early-period- and with certainty scarcely encountered! - (bright) golden-bronze-toned day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in golden-bronze-coloured 'pot-metal': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains all of its bright coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows an eagle-device (without swastika) above a large-sized HJ-drum and shows the text: 'Bannsporttreffen - Bann Jung 8 - Bann 11 - Erfurt - 2.9.1934'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and early-period (regional -issued!) HJ o. DJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ, DJ- o. BDM- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend o. Deutsches Jungvolk\') related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example showing the text: \'H.J. J.V. B.d.M. - Glauchau - 14.15. Okt. 1933\' The attractive - early period- and actually with certainty truly scarcely encountered! - golden-bronze-toned day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in golden-bronze-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. \'pot-metal\'): it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and truly retains all of its bright coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows an an illustration of a tower or light-house(?) coupled with a \'HJ-Raute\' and shows the text: \'H.J. J.V. B.d.M. - Glauchau - 14.15. Okt. 1933\'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and early-period (regional -issued!) HJ, DJ o. BDM-related so-called: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (Hitlerjugend-) (ie. DJH-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate a HJ-related gathering ie. rally named: \'Opfertag für die Deutschen Jugendherbergen\' This is a very attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - (I deem) fairly early-period, HJ/BDM- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) ie. DJH- (ie. \'Deutsche Jugend Herbergen\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstalstungsabzeichen\') that was specifically issued to commemorate a specific HJ-/DJH-related gathering ie. rally (named: \'Opfertag für die Deutschen Jugendherbergen\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced (shield-shaped) day-badge - which is executed in typical, golden-toned metal (I deem so-called: zinc- ie. pot-metal) - is (unusally!) void of a year- nor date-designation and truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is just somewhat tarnished by age. The piece (which is as stated above non-maker-marked) depicts a detailed illustration of a HJ-member holding the logo of the: \'DJH\' coupled with the text: \'Opfertag für die Deutschen Jugendherbergen\' and comes mounted onto its (of course still functional) pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - HJ/BDM- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) ie. DJH- (ie. \'Deutsche Jugend Herbergen\'-) related \'tinnie\'. I deem that I have priced this attractive example according to its desirability and/or truly nicely preserved- and/or fully untouched, condition!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (Hitlerjugend-) ie. WHW-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate a HJ- ie. WHW-related gathering ie. rally held on the 11th of February 1934\' This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - failry early-period, HJ/BDM- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) ie. WHW- (or: 'Winterhilfs-Werke'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstalstungsabzeichen') that was specifically issued to commemorate a HJ- (ie. WHW-) related gathering ie. rally held on the 11th of February 1934 being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical, golden-toned metal (I deem so-called: zinc- or pot-metal) - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is just somewhat tarnished by age. The piece (which is as stated above non-maker-marked) depicts a 'HJ-Raute' with the characters WHW and date: '11. Februar 1934' and comes mounted onto its (of course still functional) pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - HJ/BDM- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) related 'tinnie'. I deem that I have priced this attractive - and early-period! - example according to its desirability and/or truly nicely preserved- and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (Hitlerjugend-) ie. WHW-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate a HJ- ie. WHW-related gathering ie. rally held on: \'11. Februar 1934\' This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - fairly early-period, HJ/BDM- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) ie. WHW- (or: \'Winterhilfs-Werke\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstalstungsabzeichen\') that was specifically issued to commemorate a HJ- (ie. WHW-) related gathering ie. rally held on the 11th of February 1934 being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical, golden-toned metal (I deem so-called: zinc- or pot-metal) - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is just somewhat tarnished by age. The piece (which is as stated above non-maker-marked) depicts a \'HJ-Raute\' with the characters WHW and date: \'11. Februar 1934\' and comes mounted onto its (of course still functional) pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - HJ/BDM- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) related \'tinnie\'. I deem that I have priced this attractive - and early-period! - example according to its desirability and/or truly nicely preserved- and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (Hitlerjugend-) ie. WHW-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate a HJ- ie. WHW-related gathering ie. rally held on: \'11. Februar 1934\' This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - fairly early-period, HJ/BDM- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) ie. WHW- (or: \'Winterhilfs-Werke\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstalstungsabzeichen\') that was specifically issued to commemorate a HJ- (ie. WHW-) related gathering ie. rally held on the 11th of February 1934 being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical, golden-toned metal (I deem so-called: zinc- or pot-metal) - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is just somewhat tarnished by age. The piece (which is as stated above non-maker-marked) depicts a \'HJ-Raute\' with the characters WHW and date: \'11. Februar 1934\' and comes mounted onto its (of course still functional) pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - HJ/BDM- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) related \'tinnie\'. I deem that I have priced this attractive - and early-period! - example according to its desirability and/or truly nicely preserved- and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (Hitlerjugend-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate a HJ-related gathering ie. rally named: \'Oberbann III Aufmarsch - Düren - 22. Apr. 1934\' This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - failry early-period, HJ/BDM- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstalstungsabzeichen') that was specifically issued to commemorate a specific HJ-related gathering ie. rally (named: 'Oberbann III Aufmarsch - Düren - 22. Apr. 1934') being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical, golden-toned metal (I deem so-called: zinc- or pot-metal) - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is just somewhat tarnished by age. The piece (which is as stated above non-maker-marked) depicts a sunburst (with swastika!) and 'HJ-Raute' coupled with the text: 'Oberbann III Aufmarsch - Düren - 22. Apr. 1934' and comes mounted onto its (of course still functional) pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - HJ/BDM- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) related 'tinnie'. I deem that I have priced this attractive - and early-period! - example according to its desirability and/or truly nicely preserved- and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (Hitlerjugend-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate a HJ-related gathering named: \'Hitler-Jugend Treffen des Bannes 85 in Bamberg - 15.-16. 9.1934\' This is a very attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - fairly early-period, HJ/BDM- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstalstungsabzeichen') that was specifically issued to commemorate a specific HJ-related gathering ie. rally (named: 'Hitler-Jugend Treffen des Bannes 85 in Bamberg - 15.-16. 9.1934') being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical, (bright) silver-toned metal (I deem so-called: zinc- ie. pot-metal) - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is just somewhat tarnished by age (especially on its back). The shield-shaped piece (which is as stated above non-maker-marked) depicts a detailed knight in full gear holding a shield (with behind him a 'HJ-Fahne') coupled with the text: 'Hitler-Jugend Treffen des Bannes 85 in Bamberg - 15.-16. 9.1934' and comes mounted onto its (of course still functional) pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - HJ/BDM- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) related 'tinnie'. I deem that I have priced this attractive - and early-period! - example according to its desirability and/or truly nicely preserved- and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (Hitlerjugend-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate a specific HJ-related gathering ie. rally held in the town of Detmold on the 4/5-8-1935 This is a truly attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - early-period, HJ/BDM- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstalstungsabzeichen') that was specifically issued to commemorate a HJ-related gathering ie. rally held in the town of Detmold on the 4/5 of August 1935 being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Paulmann & Crone'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical, silverish-grey-toned metal (I deem so-called: 'Buntmetall'!) - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is just somewhat tarnished by age. The (tiny) piece (which is as stated above neatly maker-marked) depicts an upward-positioned sword-illustration (with 'HJ-Raute') with above that the (superimposed) towns-name, dates and wording: 'Meins Stärke Deutschlands Macht' and comes mounted onto its (of course still functional) pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - HJ/BDM- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) related 'tinnie'. I deem that I have priced this attractive, 'Buntmetall'-based example according to its desirability and/or truly nicely preserved- and/or untouched condition!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was specifically issued to commemorate the: \'1. Gebietsschitreffen - Freudenstadt - 1935\' This is an attractive - and fairly early-period and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') that was issued to commemorate a specific youth sports-gathering named the: '1. Gebietsschitreffen - Freudenstadt - 1935' and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in golden-bronze- (ie. copper-) toned metal - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The (non-maker-marked- and/or circular-shaped-) piece shows a so-called: 'HJ-Raute'-sign with two crossed skis and text: '1. Gebietsschitreffen - Freudenstadt - 1935'. The badge comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive, youth-related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was specifically issued to commemorate the: \'Südwestdeutsches Gebietstreffen der Hitlerjugend - Karlsruhe - 6.-7.5.1933\' This is a truly attractive - and early-period and actually very scarcely encountered! - so-called: HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') that was issued to commemorate a specific youth-gathering named the: 'Südwestdeutsches Gebietstreffen der Hitlerjugend' held in 1933(!) in the town of Karlsruhe and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in silver-toned metal - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The (non-maker-marked- and/or shield-shaped-) piece shows several: 'HJ'-flags ans horse-like figure with below that the text: 'Südwestdeutsches Gebietstreffen der Hitlerjugend - Karlsruhe - 6.-7.5.1933'. The neat badge comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive (and very early-period!), youth-related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. WHW-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Spenden-Abzeichen\') being a non-maker-marked example showing a \'HJ-Raute\' and text: \'Spende zum Aufbau der Hitlerjugend\' The attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - somewhat smaller-sized, oval-shaped and (bright) golden-bronze-toned day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' ie.: 'Veranstaltungs- o. Spenden-Abzeichen') is executed in golden-bronze-coloured 'pot-metal': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its (single) functional 'prong' (intended to affix it to a lapel) and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains all of its golden-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The oval-shaped piece shows a detailed 'HJ-Raute' and depicts the text: 'Spende zum Aufbau der Hitlerjugend'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable HJ- (ie. 'WHW- o. Winterhilfswerke'-) related so-called: 'Spenden-Abzeichen' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. WHW-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Spenden-Abzeichen\') being a non-maker-marked example showing a \'Rune\'-sign and text: \'Hitlerjugend - Tatjugend\' The attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - somewhat smaller-sized, circular-shaped and (bright) silver-toned day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' ie.: 'Veranstaltungs- o. Spenden-Abzeichen') is executed in chrome-coloured 'pot-metal': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its (single) functional 'prong' (intended to affix it to a lapel) and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains all of its bright-silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The round-shaped piece shows a detailed 'Rune'-sign and depicts the text: 'Hitlerjugend - Tatjugend'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable HJ- (ie. 'WHW- o. Winterhilfswerke'-) related so-called: 'Spenden-Abzeichen' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example showing the text: \'H.J.Bann 312 - 1. Aufmarsch - 7.Juni 1936 - Babenhausen\' The attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - somewhat larger-sized, circular-shaped and (bright) golden-bronze-toned day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in golden-bronze-coloured 'pot-metal': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains all of its bright coloured, golden-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The circular-shaped piece shows a detailed (HJ-type) eagle-device positioned over a larger-sized swastika and shows the text: 'H.J.Bann 312 - 1. Aufmarsch - 7.Juni 1936 - Babenhausen'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and regional-issued HJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example showing the text: \'Unsere Fahne ist mehr als der Tod - Bann 251 - Bannaufmarsch - Gelsenkirchen-Buer - 15. April 1934\' The attractive - and fairly early-period- and with certainty scarcely encountered! - (bright) silver-toned day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in silver-coloured 'pot-metal' ie. tin: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains most of its bright coloured silverish finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows a HJ-Mitglied waving a swastika-flag, a 'HJ-Raute' and shows the text: 'Unsere Fahne ist mehr als der Tod - Bann 251 - Bannaufmarsch - Gelsenkirchen-Buer - 15. April 1934'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and fairly early-period (regional -issued!) HJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' being a silver-toned- and typical non-maker-marked example showing the text: \'Bann-Aufmarsch 66 - 9.10. Juni - Burg - 1934\' The attractive - and fairly early-period- and with certainty scarcely encountered! - (bright) silver-toned day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in silver-coloured \'pot-metal\' ie. tin: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and truly retains most of its bright coloured silverish finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Raute\'- (ie. square-) shaped piece shows an eagle-device, towns\'-shield (I deem of the town of Burg) and: \'HJ-Raute\' coupled with the text: \'Bann-Aufmarsch 66 - 9.10. Juni - Burg - 1934\'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and fairly early-period (regional -issued!) HJ-related so-called: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' being a silver-toned- and typical non-maker-marked example showing the text: \'H-J Bannaufmarsch 289 - Blut und Ehre - 13/14.10.1934\' The attractive - and fairly early-period- and with certainty scarcely encountered! - (bright) silver-toned day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in silver-coloured \'pot-metal\' ie. tin: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and truly retains most of its bright coloured silverish finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows a \'sun-burst\' swastika and a \'HJ-Raute\' coupled with the text: \'H-J Bannaufmarsch 289 - Blut und Ehre - 13/14.10.1934\'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and fairly early-period (regional -issued!) HJ-related so-called: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' being a silver-toned- and typical non-maker-marked example showing the text: \'H-J Bannaufmarsch 289 - Blut und Ehre - 13/14.10.1934\' The attractive - and fairly early-period- and with certainty scarcely encountered! - (bright) silver-toned day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in silver-coloured \'pot-metal\' ie. tin: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and truly retains most of its bright coloured silverish finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows a \'sun-burst\' swastika and a \'HJ-Raute\' coupled with the text: \'H-J Bannaufmarsch 289 - Blut und Ehre - 13/14.10.1934\'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and fairly early-period (regional -issued!) HJ-related so-called: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' being a silver-toned- and typical non-maker-marked example showing the text: \'H.J. Treffen - 10.6.1934\' The attractive - and fairly early-period- and with certainty scarcely encountered! - silver-toned day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in silver-coloured \'pot-metal\' ie. tin: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and truly retains most of its bright-coloured silverish finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows a cities tower (and towns- or: provincial shield depicting a lion) and a \'HJ-Raute\' coupled with the text: \'H.J. Treffen - 10.6.1934\'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and fairly early-period (regional -issued!) HJ-related so-called: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example showing a (stylised) \'sword\'-insignia and text that reads: \'1. Bannaufmarsch in Kulmbach - Bann B7 - 15./16.9.1934\' The attractive - fairly early-period- and with certainty scarcely encountered! - somewhat darkened, golden-bronze-toned day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in golden- (ie. copper-) toned \'pot-metal\': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and truly retains most of its minimally darkened finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The peculiar-shaped piece shows a (stylised) \'sword\'-insignia and \'HJ-Raute\' coupled with the text that simply reads: \'1. Bannaufmarsch in Kulmbach - Bann B7 - 15./16.9.1934\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The piece shows a small \'dent\' but remains in an overall nice condition. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and fairly early-period (and regional-issued!) HJ-related so-called: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example showing a (stylised- ie. rounded) \'Wolfshook\'-insignia and text that reads: \'HJ Saar - Westmark - Koblenz - 16./17.6.1934\' The attractive - and fairly early-period- and with certainty scarcely encountered! - somewhat darkened, golden-bronze-toned day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in bronze- (ie. copper-) toned \'pot-metal\': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and truly retains all of its minimally darkened finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The peculiar-shaped piece shows a (stylised- ie. rounded) \'Wolfshook\'-insignia and text that reads: \'HJ Saar - Westmark - Koblenz - 16./17.6.1934\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this desirable and fairly early-period (and regional-issued!) HJ-related so-called: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example showing a (stylised- ie. rounded) \'Wolfshook\'-insignia and text that reads: \'HJ Saar - Westmark - Koblenz - 16./17.6.1934\' The attractive - and fairly early-period- and with certainty scarcely encountered! - somewhat darkened, silverish-bronze-toned day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in bronze- (ie. copper-) toned \'pot-metal\': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and truly retains most of its minimally darkened finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The peculiar-shaped piece shows a (stylised- ie. rounded) \'Wolfshook\'-insignia and text that reads: \'HJ Saar - Westmark - Koblenz - 16./17.6.1934\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this desirable and fairly early-period (and regional-issued!) HJ-related so-called: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example showing an industrial-scenery, \'HJ-Raute\' and text: \'HJ Sportfest - Oberbann III/16 - Chemnitz - 1934\' The attractive - and fairly early-period and with certainty scarcely encountered! - somewhat darkened (ie. stained) day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in golden-bronze-coloured (ie. I deem tin-based) 'pot-metal': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains most of its minimally darkened finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows an industrial-scenery, larger-sized 'HJ-Raute' and text that reads: 'HJ Sportfest - Oberbann III/16 - Chemnitz - 1934' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this desirable and fairly early-period (regional-issued!) HJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example showing the Leipziger \'Völkerschlachtdenkmal\', a HJ-member, HJ-Raute\' and text: \'HJ-Sportfest - Leipzig - 13.14.-10-1934\' The attractive - and fairly early-period and with certainty scarcely encountered! - somewhat darkened (ie. stained) day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in silver-greyish-coloured (ie. I deem tin-based) 'pot-metal': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains most of its minimally darkened finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat piece shows the Leipziger 'Völkerschlachtdenkmal', a HJ-member, HJ-Raute' and text: 'HJ-Sportfest - Leipzig - 13.14.-10-1934' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this desirable and fairly early-period (regional-issued!) HJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM (\'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') so-called: \'Besitzzeugnis o. Urkunde des Kreissieger-Abzeichen 1939\' as was awarded to the: \'Marine HJ-Mitglied\' named: Wilhelm Weiss This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM ('Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel') so-called: 'Besitzzeugnis o. Urkunde des Kreissieger-Abzeichen 1939' as was awarded to the: 'Marine HJ-Mitglied' named: Wilhelm Weiss and that comes with a postcard-sized picture of the bearer. The decorative (and A4-sized- ie. two paged-) document ie. folder is of a neat 'Vorbedrücktes' (ie. pre-printed) model and comes in a very nice and/or undamaged condition: it has just a bit yellowed over the years and does show some minimal age ie. staining on its front (it is not folded nor denazified but is hole-punched as more often). It shows a large portrait of Adolf Hitler and is neatly filled-in by hand and is signed (facsimile-signature) by both Dr. Robert Ley and Baldur von Schirach (as can be seen on the pictures). As to be expected does the front of the folder show a detailed impression of the 'Kreissieger-Abzeichen 1939'. As can be deducted from the text did Weiss obtain his award for competing in the 'Wettkampfgruppe Verwaltung' (or competition for administration). The folder originates from a flea-market in Germany where it was recently found: it came together with a period picture post-card of Weiss (wherein he is seen wearing a tunic of a: 'Marine HJ-Mitglied'). This picture is void of any writing and measures 14x 9 cms. It should be mentioned that these decorative 'Besitzzeugnisse o. Urkunden des Kreissieger-Abzeichen 1939' are not that often offered for sale and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive youth-related award-document grouping that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - HJ/DJ-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') showing an eagle-device and \'Leistungsrune\'-sign coupled with the text: \'HJ - 222 - DJ - Aufmarsch Sportfest - Heiligerstadt - 27./28.-6-1936\' The attractive - silverish-grey-toned- and actually very scarcely encountered! - \'HJ/DJ- (ie. Hitlerjugend o. Deutsches Jungvolk\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in typical tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or minimal age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and just minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and retains most of its (silverish) grey-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The peculiar-shaped piece shows an illustration of an eagle- and \'Leistungsrune\'-sign coupled with the text: \'HJ - 222 - DJ - Aufmarsch Sportfest - Heiligerstadt - 27./28.-6-1936\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this desirable - and/or with certainty sought-after! - HJ/DJ-related so-called: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for officials within the: \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (or \'RLB\') that shows a \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - darker-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. 'Armbinde') as executed in the 'BeVo'-weave pattern, as was intended for officials and staff-members that served within the: 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (or 'RLB'), in overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. tunic-removed-) condition. The piece - which measures (folded) approximately 39 x 10 cms. and that shows an interwoven 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking (something that is not always the case - see pictures) - was IMO only minimally used- ie. worn: it shows some obvious wear, age and/or minimal staining. The piece shows a vague (but most certainly present!) ink-stamp denoting the town wherein this piece was issued (I deem 'Tübbingen' or alike - see pictures). Still a nice and unusually encountered 'Reichsluftschutz- bund'-armband that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for officials within the: \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (or \'RLB\') that shows an interwoven \'BeVo - Wuppertal\'-logo This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - light-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. 'Armbinde') as executed in the 'BeVo'-weave pattern, as was intended for officials and staff-members that served within the: 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (or 'RLB'), in overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. tunic-removed-) condition. The piece - which measures (folded) 39 x 10 cms. and that shows an interwoven 'BeVo - Wuppertal'-logo something that is not always the case - see pictures) - was IMO only minimally used- ie. worn: it shows some obvious wear, age and/or minimal staining. Still a nice and unusually encountered 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-armband that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - machine-embroidered version of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career insignia as was intended for a: \'Nebelwerfer Richtkannonier\' (or: qualified smoke-troops canon-operator) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - machine-embroidered version of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Nebelwerfer Richtkannonier' (or: qualified smoke-troops canon-operator) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. This scarcely observed badge was a special-career insignia that was specifically intended for a: 'Nebelwerfer Richtkannonier' (or: qualified smoke-troops canon-operator). The patch on offer here is neatly executed in machine-stitching (done in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a darker-green-coloured- and woolen-based background) and comes as stated above in an overall very nice- (and I deem 'virtually mint-/unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-) condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The patch - that is additionally 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured linnen - shows some minor staining simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply an attractive and scarcely encountered: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen' that was intended for usage by a: 'Nebelwerfer Richtkannonier'!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-type, smooth-woolen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde für Politischen Leiter\') as was intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P. Pol. Leiter Anwärter\' that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is a truly attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-type, smooth-woolen-based armband (ie. 'Armbinde für Politischen Leiter') as was intended for usage by an: 'N.S.D.A.P. Politischen Leiter Anwärter einer Ortsgruppe' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued albeit never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The neat piece - which is constructed from the (bright) darker-red-coloured- and/or 'smooth-type'- (ie. moleskin-type-) wool as to be expected - comes in a wonderful condition overall: it was (I deem) never used and was as such never 'stitched-together'. The piece measures approximately 53 x 13,5 cms. The armband is piped with light-blue- (ie. hellblauer-) coloured- and/or rayon-based piping, signifying that the piece was intended usage by a party-official at: 'Ortsgruppe'-level. The piece still retains its (paper-based and period-attached) so-called: 'RzM'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband shows some minimal aging, simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. In any case is this a neat - and truly usually encountered! - 'N.S.D.A.P.-Armbinde' that is not that often offered for sale. This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Only the first such neat N.S.D.A.P.-related item in this particular rank ie. function I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - national emblem (ie. breast-badge ie. 'Hoheitsabzeichen') as intended for the various 'Eastern Volunteers' (ie. 'Ostvölker-Truppen'), as executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - national emblem (ie. breast-badge or: 'Hoheitsabzeichen') as was intended for the various 'Eastern Volunteers' (ie. 'Ostvölker-Truppen'), as executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. This breast-badge - intended to replace the standard pattern 'regular' breast-eagle - was introduced in late 1942. Although definetely worn and issued, its use was not common practice, something that explaines it comparative rarity. This example is in a virtually mint-/unissued condition and cannot be upgraded: it comes as 'straightly cut-off the role'. Simply a very nice and fairly scarcely encountered breast-badge: it has been some time that I had a similar badge on offer!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - national emblem (ie. breast-badge ie. \'Hoheitsabzeichen\') as intended for the various \'Eastern Volunteers\' (ie. \'Ostvölker-Truppen\'), as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - national emblem (ie. breast-badge or: 'Hoheitsabzeichen') as was intended for the various 'Eastern Volunteers' (ie. 'Ostvölker-Truppen'), as executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. This breast-badge - as was intended to replace the 'standard-pattern'- ie. 'regular' breast-eagle - was introduced in late 1942. Although definetely worn and issued, its use was not common practice, something that explaines it comparative rarity. This example is in a virtually mint-/unissued condition and cannot be upgraded: it comes as 'straightly cut-off the role'. Simply a very nice and fairly scarcely encountered breast-badge: it has been some time that I had a similar badge on offer!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - national emblem (ie. breast-badge ie. \'Hoheitsabzeichen\') as intended for the various \'Eastern Volunteers\' (ie. \'Ostvölker-Truppen\'), as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - national emblem (ie. breast-badge or: 'Hoheitsabzeichen') as was intended for the various 'Eastern Volunteers' (ie. 'Ostvölker-Truppen'), as executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. This breast-badge - as was intended to replace the 'standard-pattern'- ie. 'regular' breast-eagle - was introduced in late 1942. Although definetely worn and issued, its use was not common practice, something that explaines it comparative rarity. This example is in a virtually mint-/unissued condition and cannot be upgraded: it comes as 'straightly cut-off the role'. Simply a very nice and fairly scarcely encountered breast-badge: it has been some time that I had a similar badge on offer!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered example of an officers\'-pattern so-called: \'Polizei\' (ie. police) arm-eagle (as executed in white-coloured linnen!) and that comes in a used- and/or worn, condition This is an attractive - truly worn but nevertheless with certainty scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered example of an officers\'-pattern, so-called: \'Polizei\' (ie. police) arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeldadler für Offiziere der Polizei\') (as unusually executed in white-coloured linnen!) as was worn on the various reed-green-coloured, officers\'-pattern \'Polizei\'-tunics and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The eagle - which truly shows great pronounced detail! - is a neat example of the \'high-standard\' of the hand-embroidery used in the period: the craftmanship is simply stunning and/or very pronounced (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered with various kinds of white- (and black-) coloured braid on a typical police-green-coloured- and woolen-based (officers\'-pattern) background - is additionally \'backed\' with a piece of thin-shaped- and greyish-coloured cloth as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle shows as stated above some minimal wear and/or age and still shows some of the stitching-remains (ie. holes) with which it was once tunic-attached. Simply an attractive - and surely decorative! - \'Polizei\'-related item that is priced according to its truly used- and/or worn condition!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - neatly maker- (ie. \'L/53\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the (unusually seen!) maker: \'Hymmen & Co.\' The typical (zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based-) silver-class wound-badge shows only minimal wear and/or age but truly retains most of its original, silver-coloured- and/or typical greyish-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-signification: 'L/53' on its back (which is super-imposed on its back as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was with certainty produced by the (actually truly unusually seen!) maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Hymmen & Co.', based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Hard to find a more nicely preserved example as produced by the 'Hymmen & Co.'-company!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband Mitteldeutschland\' This is an attractive - neatly \'BeVo\'-woven and just moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed! - \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband Mitteldeutschland\' that is showing a machine-embroidered Iron Cross-symbol and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- and/or worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. These neat badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve and signified membership within one of the various \'Landesverbänder\'. The badge on offer here was intended for usage within the \'Landesverband Mitteldeutschland\'. The badge shows the interwoven text: \'Muster Ges.Gesch.\' on its back and originates from a smaller collection of \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive insignia-piece is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related, so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband (L.V.) Baden\' This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered! - neatly 'BeVo'-woven, 'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)'-related so-called: 'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband (L.V.) Baden' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- and/or worn- ie. I deem once tunic-attached-), condition. These neat badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve and signified membership within one of the various 'Landesverbänder'. The badge on offer here was intended for usage within the 'Landesverband (L.V.) Baden' and is truly one of the less rarer shields within the extensive series. The badge shows the interwoven text: 'Muster Ges.Gesch.' on its back and originates from a smaller collection of 'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)'-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site.originates from a smaller collection of 'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)'-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive insignia-piece is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related, so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband (L.V.) Gau Anhalt\' This is an attractive - multi-coloured and neatly 'BeVo'-woven! - 'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)'-related so-called: 'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband (L.V.) Gau Anhalt' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- and/or worn- ie. presumably once tunic-attached-), condition. These neat badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve and signified membership within one of the various 'Landesverbänder'. The badge on offer here was intended for usage within the 'Landesverband (L.V.) Anhalt' and is one of the more scarcely seen examples of the extensive series. The badge shows the interwoven text: 'Muster Ges.Gesch.' on its back and originates from a smaller collection of 'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)'-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive insignia-piece is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related, so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband (L.V.) Nordsee\' This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered! - neatly 'BeVo'-woven, 'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)'-related so-called: 'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband (L.V.) Nordsee' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- and/or worn- ie. I deem once tunic-attached-), condition. These neat badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve and signified membership within one of the various 'Landesverbänder'. The badge on offer here was intended for usage within the 'Landesverband (L.V.) Nordsee' and is truly one of the less rarer shields within the extensive series. The badge shows the interwoven text: 'Muster Ges.Gesch.' on its back and originates from a smaller collection of 'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)'-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. The badge originates from a smaller collection of 'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)'-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive insignia-piece is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related, so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband (L.V.) Westmark\' This is an attractive - and neatly 'BeVo'-woven! - 'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)'-related so-called: 'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband (L.V.) Westmark' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- and/or worn- ie. I deem once tunic-attached-), condition. These neat badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve and signified membership within one of the various 'Landesverbänder'. The badge on offer here was intended for usage within the 'Landesverband (L.V.) Westmark'. The badge shows the interwoven text: 'Muster Ges.Gesch.' on its back and originates from a smaller collection of 'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)'-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive insignia-piece is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related, so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband (L.V.) Württemberg\' This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered! - neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband (L.V.) Württemberg\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- and/or worn- ie. I deem once tunic-attached-), condition. These neat badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve and signified membership within one of the various \'Landesverbänder\'. The badge on offer here was intended for usage within the \'Landesverband (L.V.) Württemberg\' and is truly one of the less commonly see shields within the extensive series. The badge shows the interwoven text: \'Muster Ges.Gesch.\' on its back and originates from a smaller collection of \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. The badge originates from a smaller collection of \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive insignia-piece is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related, so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband (L.V.) Württemberg\' This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered! - neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband (L.V.) Württemberg\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- and/or worn- ie. I deem once tunic-attached-), condition. These neat badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve and signified membership within one of the various \'Landesverbänder\'. The badge on offer here was intended for usage within the \'Landesverband (L.V.) Württemberg\' and is truly one of the less commonly seen arm-shields within the extensive series. The badge shows the interwoven text: \'Muster Ges.Gesch.\' on its back and originates from a smaller collection of \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive insignia-piece is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related, so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband Bayern\' This is an attractive - and neatly \'BeVo\'-woven! - \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband Bayern\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- and/or worn- ie. I deem once tunic-attached-), condition. These neat badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve and signified membership within one of the various \'Landesverbänder\'. The badge on offer here was intended for usage within the \'Landesverband Bayern\'. The badge shows the interwoven text: \'Muster Ges.Gesch.\' on its back and originates from a smaller collection of \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive insignia-piece is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related, so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband Sachsen\' This is an attractive - and neatly \'BeVo\'-woven! - \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband Sachsen\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- and/or worn- ie. I deem once tunic-attached-), condition. These neat badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve and signified membership within one of the various \'Landesverbänder\'. The badge on offer here was intended for usage within the \'Landesverband Sachsen\'. The badge originates from a smaller collection of \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive insignia-piece is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - Norwegian NS-party- (ie. \'Nasjonal Samling\'-) related, so-called: \'Bravery Cross 2nd class\' (ie. \'Tapferkeitskreuz 2e Klasse\') entitled: \'Tapper og Tro - 1941\' that came mounted onto its period ribbon This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of the Norwegian NS-party- (ie. \'Nasjonal Samling\'-) related, so-called: \'Bravery Cross 2nd class\' (ie. \'Tapferkeitskreuz 2e Klasse\') that is entitled: \'Tapper og Tro - 1941\' and that came mounted onto its period, bright-red/yellow-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and stored for decades. The neat cross shows the motto: \'Tapper og Tro\' on its front which is the Norwegian wording (done in Rune-script!) for: \'Bravery and Loyalty\' and is executed in neatly patinated, reddish-brown-coloured \'Buntmetall\' and shows an immaculate (somewhat shiny) surface without showing any damage or alike: it just shows some regular tarnished surface which is I deem just caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The cross was (I deem) never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the photos). I deem that I have priced this attractive and most certainly decorative \'foreign\' NS-award accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - officers-pattern, Polizei- (ie. \'SS-Polizei\') cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') being a clearly used- and/or cap-removed example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo flat-wire\'-style The attractive insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave-style (and is executed in bright silver-coloured linnen onto a black-coloured- and linnen-based background: it was clearly once cap-attached and was carefully cap-removed (as can be noticed on the pictures). As such it can naturally easily be re-mounted onto an officers\'-type Polizei- (ie. \'SS-Polizei\'-) side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen für Führer\') (or can even be used for an: \'M43\'-type-cap ie. \'Einheitsfeldmütze\'). This - actually scarely encountered! - (side)cap-eagle is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave style and is executed in (bright)silverish-toned thread on a (typical) black-coloured background as to be expected. These cap-eagles were presumably intended for officer- (ie. evt. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures) The eagle originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item and was clearly once-folded and/or confectioned and still shows some of its period stitching-remains (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a great opportunity to acquire a neat and truly used Polizei- (ie. \'SS-Polizei\') \'BeVo\'-woven-style, officers\'-pattern cap-eagle as was executed in \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave-style!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - officers-pattern, Polizei- (ie. \'SS-Polizei\') cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo flat-wire\'-style The attractive insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave-style (and is executed in bright silver-coloured linnen onto a black-coloured- and linnen-based background: it was simply never cap-attached and comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition. As such it can naturally easily be mounted onto an officers\'-type Polizei- (ie. \'SS-Polizei\'-) side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen für Führer\') (or can even be used for an: \'M43\'-type-cap ie. \'Einheitsfeldmütze\'). This - actually scarely encountered! - (side)cap-eagle is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave style and is executed in (bright)silverish-toned thread on a (typical) black-coloured background as to be expected. These cap-eagles were presumably intended for officer- (ie. evt. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures) and simply cannot be upgraded: the piece comes \'as straightly cut-off the role\' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned. Moreover, does it show some minimal glue-remains on its back simply caused by having glued into an album or scrapbook once (as can be noticed on the pictures). This example originates from a \'Musterbuch\' (or: sample-book) that was period-compiled by the producing-company \'Offermann\' as was based in the town of Ratingen. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a neat Polizei- (ie. \'SS-Polizei\') \'BeVo\'-woven-style, officers\'-pattern cap-eagle as was executed in \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave-style!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - officers\'- (ie. evt. NCO-) pattern, aluminium-based so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) visor-cap eagle being a maker- (ie. \'HA\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'H. Aurich\'-company This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - officers'- (ie. eventually NCO-) pattern, typical aluminium-based- (and/or partly enamelled!) so-called: 'Luftschutz'- (ie. RLB- or: 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-) related visor-cap eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') being a nicely (double!) maker- (ie. 'HA'-) marked example as was (I deem) produced by the 'Hermann Aurich'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem used- ie. most certainly once cap-attached-), condition. These attractive visor-cap eagles were worn on the purple-piped- and blue-coloured RLB-visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'). The nicely detailed eagle on offer here - which has an approximate diameter ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 7 cms. and that is neatly maker-marked with the 'HA'- (= 'Hermann Aurich'-) logo on the back of the swastika as mentioned above - comes with both (copper-based) prongs still intact (as can be seen on the pictures). The black-enamelled swastika-device shows no damage whatsoever. Simply an attractive - and unusually encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-visor-cap-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - officers\'- (ie. evt. NCO-) pattern, aluminium-based so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) visor-cap eagle being a maker- (ie. \'HA\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'H. Aurich\'-company This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - officers'- (ie. eventually NCO-) pattern, typical aluminium-based- (and/or partly enamelled!) so-called: 'Luftschutz'- (ie. RLB- or: 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-) related visor-cap eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') being a nicely maker- (ie. 'HA'-) marked example as was produced by the 'Hermann Aurich'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used- nor cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. These attractive visor-cap eagles were worn on the purple-piped- and blue-coloured RLB-visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'). The nicely detailed eagle on offer here - which has an approximate diameter ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 7 cms. and that is neatly maker-marked with the 'HA'- (= 'Hermann Aurich'-) logo on the back of the swastika as mentioned above - comes with all three (copper-based) prongs still intact (as can be seen on the pictures). The black-enamelled swastika-device shows no real damage whatsoever. Simply an attractive - and unusually encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-visor-cap-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - officers\'- (ie. evt. NCO-) pattern, aluminium-based so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) visor-cap eagle being a maker- (ie. \'HA\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'H. Aurich\'-company This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) pattern, typical aluminium-based- (and/or partly enamelled!) so-called: \'Luftschutz\'- (ie. RLB- or: \'Reichsluftschutzbund\'-) related visor-cap eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schirmmütze\') being a nicely maker- (ie. \'HA\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Hermann Aurich\'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used- nor cap-attached- ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. These attractive visor-cap eagles were worn on the purple-piped- and blue-coloured RLB-visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'). The nicely detailed eagle on offer here - which has an approximate diameter ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 7 cms. and that is neatly maker-marked with the \'HA\'- (= \'Hermann Aurich\'-) logo on the back of the swastika as mentioned above - comes with all three (copper-based) prongs still intact (as can be seen on the pictures). The black-enamelled swastika-device shows no real damage whatsoever. Simply an attractive - and unusually encountered! - \'Reichsluftschutzbund\'-visor-cap-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - officers\'- (ie. evt. NCO-) pattern, aluminium-based so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) visor-cap eagle being a maker- (ie. \'HA\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'H. Aurich\'-company This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - officers'- (ie. eventually NCO-) pattern, typical aluminium-based- (and/or partly enamelled!) so-called: 'Luftschutz'- (ie. RLB- or: 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-) related visor-cap eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') being a nicely maker- (ie. 'HA'-) marked example as was produced by the 'Hermann Aurich'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used- nor cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. These attractive visor-cap eagles were worn on the purple-piped- and blue-coloured RLB-visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'). The nicely detailed eagle on offer here - which has an approximate diameter ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 7 cms. and that is neatly maker-marked with the 'HA'- (= 'Hermann Aurich'-) logo on the back of the swastika as mentioned above - comes with all three (copper-based) prongs still intact (as can be seen on the pictures). The black-enamelled swastika-device shows no real damage whatsoever. Simply an attractive - and unusually encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-visor-cap-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - officers\'- (ie. evt. NCO-) pattern, aluminium-based so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) visor-cap eagle being a maker- (ie. \'HA\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'H. Aurich\'-company This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) pattern, typical aluminium-based- (and/or partly enamelled!) so-called: \'Luftschutz\'- (ie. RLB- or: \'Reichsluftschutzbund\'-) related visor-cap eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schirmmütze\') being a nicely maker- (ie. \'HA\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Hermann Aurich\'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just minimally used- ie. once-cap-attached-), condition. These attractive visor-cap eagles were worn on the purple-piped- and greyish-blue-coloured RLB-visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'). The nicely detailed eagle on offer here - which has an approximate diameter ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 7 cms. and that is neatly maker-marked with the \'HA\'- (= \'Hermann Aurich\'-) logo on the back of the swastika as mentioned above - comes with all three (copper-based) prongs still intact (as can be seen on the pictures). The black-enamelled swastika-device shows no damage whatsoever. Simply an attractive - and unusually encountered! - \'Reichsluftschutzbund\'-visor-cap-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - officers\'- (ie. evt. NCO-) pattern, aluminium-based so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) visor-cap eagle being a maker- (ie. \'WD\'-) marked example as was (I deem) produced by the \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - officers'- (ie. eventually NCO-) pattern, typical aluminium-based- (and/or partly enamelled!) so-called: 'Luftschutz'- (ie. RLB- or: 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-) related visor-cap eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') being a nicely (double!) maker- (ie. 'WD'-) marked example as was (I deem) produced by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- nor cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. These attractive visor-cap eagles were worn on the purple-piped- and blue-coloured RLB-visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'). The nicely detailed eagle on offer here - which has an approximate diameter ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 7 cms. and that is neatly (double) maker-marked with the 'WD'-logo on the back of the swastika as mentioned above - comes with all its three (copper-based) prongs still intact (as can be seen on the pictures). The black-enamelled swastika-device shows no damage whatsoever. Simply an attractive - and unusually encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-visor-cap-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - officers\'- (ie. evt. NCO-) pattern, aluminium-based so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) visor-cap eagle being a nicely maker- (ie. \'HA\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Hermann Aurich\'-company This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - officers'- (ie. eventually NCO-) pattern, aluminium-based- (and/or partly enamelled) so-called: 'Luftschutz'- (ie. RLB- or: 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-) related visor-cap eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') being a nicely maker- (ie. 'HA'-) marked example as was produced by the 'Hermann Aurich'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- nor cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. These attractive visor-cap eagles were worn on the purple-piped- and blue-coloured RLB-visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'). The nicely detailed eagle on offer here - which has an approximate diameter ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 7 cms. and that is neatly maker-marked with the 'HA'-logo on its back as mentioned above - comes with all its three (copper-based) prongs still intact (as can be seen on the pictures). The black-enamelled swastika-device shows no damage whatsoever. Simply an attractive - and unusually encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-visor-cap-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - officers\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, aluminium-based so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) visor-cap eagle, being a nicely maker- (ie. \'HA\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Hermann Aurich\'-company This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered! - officers'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, aluminium-based- (and/or partly enamelled) so-called: 'Luftschutz'- (ie. RLB- or: 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-) related visor-cap eagle ('Adler für Schirmmütze') being a nicely maker- (ie. 'HA'-) marked example as was produced by the 'Hermann Aurich'-company and that comes in an overall nice (albeit used- ie. IMO cap-removed-), condition. These attractive visor-cap eagles were worn on the purple-piped- and blue-coloured RLB-visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'). The nicely detailed eagle on offer here - which has an approximate diameter ie. 'wingspan' of 7 cms. and that is neatly maker-marked with the 'HA'-logo on its back as mentioned above - comes with two of its three copper-based prongs still intact (one is missing as can be seen on the pictures). The black-enamelled swastika-device shows no damage whatsoever. Simply an attractive - and unusually encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-cap-eagle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - officers\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-) breasteagle, being a detailed example as executed in silver-coloured, so-called: \'BeVo-flatwire-weave\'-pattern This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - officers'- (ie. eventually NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Luftschutz' (ie. RLB-) breasteagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere') being a very detailed example as was executed in silver-coloured, so-called: 'BeVo-flatwire-weave'-pattern on a purple-beige-coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive breasteagles were worn on the various blue-coloured officers'-pattern RLB-tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed eagle on offer here - which has an approximate diameter ie. 'wingspan' of 9 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever and comes as straightly 'cut-of the role' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-related, officers'-pattern breast-eagle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - OT- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (ie. \'Mützentrapez\') as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a mustard-green- ie. brownish-coloured background The neat - and with certainty not that often-seen! - piece was intended for usage on the various greenish-brown-coloured so-called: 'M43-pattern' (OT- ie. 'Organisation Todt'-) field-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') and comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The piece was never cap-attached and comes in a non-folded- nor trimmed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage only (it just shows some minimal fraying on both its sides). Simply a very attractive 'Organisation Todt'-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any greenish-brown-coloured 'OT-Einheitsmütze' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any insignia-collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and scarcely seen! - specimen, accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - OT- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greenish-/brown-coloured background The neat - and with certainty not that often-seen! - piece was intended for usage on the various greenish-/brown-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern' (OT- ie. 'Organisation Todt'-) field-caps and comes in a very nice condition, overall. The piece was IMO once cap-attached and comes in a carefully pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage and minimal wear (it was as stated above IMO once attached to a cap by hand-stitching). Simply a very attractive 'Organisation Todt'-related and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any greenish-/brown-coloured 'OT-Einheitsmütze' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any insignia-collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - OT- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greenish-/brown-coloured background The neat - and with certainty not that often-seen! - piece was intended for usage on the various greenish-/brown-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern' (OT- ie. 'Organisation Todt'-) field-caps and comes in a very nice condition, overall. The piece was IMO once cap-attached and comes in a carefully pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage and minimal wear (it was as stated above IMO once attached to a cap by hand-stitching). Simply a very attractive 'Organisation Todt'-related and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any greenish-/brown-coloured 'OT-Einheitsmütze' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any insignia-collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - OT- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greenish-/brown-coloured background The neat - and with certainty not that often-seen! - piece was intended for usage on the various greenish-/brown-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern' (OT- ie. 'Organisation Todt'-) field-caps and comes in a very nice condition, overall. The piece was most certainly once cap-attached and comes in a carefully pre-folded- and cap-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage and minimal wear (it was as stated above once attached onto a cap). Simply a very attractive 'Organisation Todt'-related and/or typical trapezoid-shaped cap-badge (ie. 'Mützentrapez') that can easily be used to restore any greenish-/brown-coloured 'OT-Einheitsmütze' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any insignia-collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - OT- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greenish-brown-coloured background The neat - and with certainty not that often-seen! - piece was intended for usage on the various greenish-brown-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern' (OT- ie. 'Organisation Todt'-) field-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') and that comes in a very nice- (ie. clearly cap-removed-), condition. The piece was most certainly once cap-attached and comes in a carefully pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear (it was as stated above once attached to a cap by means of machine-stitching). Simply a very attractive 'Organisation Todt'-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any greenish-brown-coloured 'OT-Einheitsmütze' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any insignia-collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - OT- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a mustard-green- ie. brownish-coloured background The neat - and with certainty not that often-seen! - piece was intended for usage on the various greenish-brown-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern' (OT- ie. 'Organisation Todt'-) field-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') and comes in an overall nice- (albeit used- and/or carefully cap-removed-), condition. The piece was IMO once cap-attached and comes in a carefully pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage and minimal wear (it was as stated above IMO once attached to a cap by means of machine-stitching). Simply a very attractive 'Organisation Todt'-related and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any greenish-brown-coloured 'OT-Einheitsmütze' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any insignia-collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - OT- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a mustard-green- ie. brownish-coloured background The neat - and with certainty not that often-seen! - piece was intended for usage on the various greenish-brown-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern' (OT- ie. 'Organisation Todt'-) field-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') and comes in an overall nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The piece was never cap-attached and comes in a non-folded- nor trimmed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage only (it just shows some minimal fraying on both its sides). Simply a very attractive 'Organisation Todt'-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any greenish-brown-coloured 'OT-Einheitsmütze' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any insignia-collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and scarcely seen! - specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - OT- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greenish-/brown-coloured background The neat - and with certainty not that often-seen! - piece was intended for usage on the various greenish-brown-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern' (OT- ie. 'Organisation Todt'-) field-caps and comes in a very nice condition, overall. The piece was IMO once cap-attached and comes in a carefully pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage and minimal wear (it was as stated above IMO once attached to a cap by hand-stitching). Simply a very attractive 'Organisation Todt'-related and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any greenish-/brown-coloured 'OT-Einheitsmütze' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any insignia-collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Dienstzweigabzeichen\' (or trade-badge) as was intended for a: \'Verwaltungs\'-official (ie. administrative officer) This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered and/or surely issued - so-called RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') officers’-type-, 'Dienstzweigabzeichen' (or trade- ie. specialist-badge) that was intended for usage by a: 'Verwaltungs'- (ie. administrative-) official and/or officer, and that comes in a nicely confectioned- and/or clearly worn ie. folded, condition (stitching-remains are still visible). The neat badge - which is of the officers ie. 'flat-wire' woven-type - and that is as such executed in silver on a brownish-green-coloured ie. tan background - was most certainly worn and shows some minimal usage- ie. wear-marks as to be expected. This badge was probably introduced in 1940 and was only worn for a short period of time. Additionally, does this patch show an interwoven: 'Ges.Gesch.'- and/or RAD-logo (something that is not always the case). Simply a nice – and with certainty scarcely encountered! - piece of officers’-type, RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') cloth-insignia: only the first such neat badge I did ever encounter!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - RLB (or: \'Reichsluftschutzbund\') white- ie. blue-coloured, so-called: \'RLB-Betriebs o. Werkluftschutzfüher\'-armband, showing an interwoven, centrally-placed \'rank-pip\' This is an attractive example of the fairly scarcely encountered: RLB (or: 'Reichsluftschutzbund') white- (ie. blue-) coloured, so-called: 'RLB-Betriebs o. Werkluftschutzfüher'- (ie. factory-guard air-raid warden official) armband (or: 'Armbinde') showing an interwoven-, centrally-placed- and/or silver-white-coloured 'rank-pip' (and two white-coloured borders) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used and/or slightly worn-), condition. The band - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern - signified that the bearer was an official member (ie. NCO) of the RLB and acted as a so-called: 'RLB-Betriebs o. Werkluftschutzfüher'- (ie. factory-guard air-raid warden official). The armband - which is approximately 39 x 10,5 cms. sized - comes in an overall very nice- (albeit IMO minimally used- and/or worn-), condition: it is just a tiny bit stained and is somewhat wrinkled (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also described (on page 371) and pictured (with a drawing only) in the excellent reference-work (published in 2007) entitled: 'Defending the Reich' by David Littlejohn). Simply a very nice and with certainty unusually encountered TR-era RLB- (or: 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-) armband that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'), \'BeVo\'-woven sport-shirt insignia (of the third ie. final type-) as was intended for an SA-member who served within the: \'Gruppe Hochland\' (HO) still showing its \'RzM\'-etiket This is a very decorative - and truly scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'), 'BeVo'-woven sport-shirt insignia (of the third ie. final type) as was intended for an SA-member who served within the: 'Gruppe Hochland' (HO) and that comes in overall very nice (IMO never used- nor shirt-attached-), condition. The fairly large-sized- badge (having a diameter of approximately 14 cms.) is woven in light-blue-coloured linnen on a white-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background (being as stated the branchcolour of the 'Gruppe Hochland' and shows simply no wear nor age (it can be easily graded mint- ie. unissued). This particular example still shows its so-called: 'RzM'-etiket period-attached (see pictures). Simply a very attractive and unusually encountered piece of SA-related sport-shirt insignia!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'), \'BeVo\'-woven sport-shirt insignia (of the third ie. final type-) as was intended for an SA-member who served within the: \'Gruppe Oberrhein\' (ORH) This is a very decorative - and truly scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'), 'BeVo'-woven sport-shirt insignia (of the third ie. final type) as was intended for an SA-member who served within the: 'Gruppe Oberrhein' (ORH) and that comes in overall very nice (IMO never used- nor shirt-attached-), condition. The fairly large-sized- badge (having a diameter of approximately 14 cms.) is woven in light-blue-coloured linnen on a white-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background (being as stated the branchcolour of the 'Gruppe Oberrhein' and shows simply no wear nor age (it can be easily graded mint- ie. unissued). This particular example misses its (once surely present) so-called: 'RzM'-etiket (see pictures). Simply a very attractive and unusually encountered piece of SA-related sport-shirt insignia!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'), \'BeVo\'-woven sport-shirt insignia (of the third ie. final type-) as was intended for an SA-member who served within the: \'Gruppe Südwest\' (SU) still showing its \'RzM\'-etiket This is a very decorative - and truly scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'), 'BeVo'-woven sport-shirt insignia (of the third ie. final type) as was intended for an SA-member who served within the: 'Gruppe Südwest' (SU) and that comes in overall very nice (IMO never used- nor shirt-attached-), condition. The fairly large-sized- badge (having a diameter of approximately 14 cms.) is woven in light-grey-coloured linnen on a white-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background (being as stated the branchcolour of the 'SA-Gruppe Südwest') and shows simply no wear nor age (it can be easily graded mint- ie. unissued). This particular example still shows its so-called: 'RzM'-etiket period-attached (see pictures). Simply a very attractive and unusually encountered piece of SA-related sport-shirt insignia!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'), \'BeVo\'-woven sport-shirt insignia (of the third ie. final type-) as was intended for an SA-member who served within the: \'Gruppe Westfalen\' (WF) still showing its \'RzM\'-etiket This is a very decorative - and truly scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'), 'BeVo'-woven sport-shirt insignia (of the third ie. final type) as was intended for an SA-member who served within the: 'Gruppe Westfalen' (WF) and that comes in overall very nice (IMO never used- nor shirt-attached-), condition. The fairly large-sized- badge (having a diameter of approximately 14 cms.) is woven in dark-wine-red-coloured linnen on a white-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background (being as stated the branchcolour of the 'Gruppe Westfalen' and shows simply no wear nor age (it can be easily graded mint- ie. unissued). This particular example still shows its so-called: 'RzM'-etiket period-attached (see pictures). Simply a very attractive and unusually encountered piece of SA-related sport-shirt insignia!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'), \'BeVo\'-woven sport-shirt insignia still showing its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket as was intended for an SA-member who served within the: \'Gruppe Kurpfalz\' (KP) This is a very decorative - and truly scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'), 'BeVo'-woven sport-shirt insignia (of the third ie. final type) as was specifically intended for usage by an SA-member who served within the: 'Gruppe Kurpfalz' (KP) and that comes in overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- nor even shirt-attached-), condition. The fairly large-sized badge (having a diameter of approximately 14 cms.) is woven in darker-green-coloured linnen on a white-coloured (and also linnen-based) background (being as stated above the branchcolour of the 'Gruppe Kurpfalz') and shows simply no wear nor age (it can be easily graded 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'). This particular example still shows its so-called: 'RzM'-etiket period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered piece of SA-related sport-shirt insignia!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'), \'BeVo\'-woven sport-shirt insignia still showing its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket as was intended for an SA-member who served within the: \'Gruppe Sudetenland\' (SU) This is a very decorative - and truly scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'), \'BeVo\'-woven sport-shirt insignia (of the third ie. final type) as was specifically intended for usage by an SA-member who served within the: \'Gruppe Sudetenland\' (SU) and that comes in overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply never used- nor even shirt-attached-), condition. The fairly large-sized badge (having a diameter of approximately 14 cms.) is woven in silverish-grey-coloured linnen on a white-coloured (and also linnen-based) background (being as stated above the branchcolour of the \'Gruppe Sudetenland\') and shows simply no wear nor age (it can be easily graded \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'). This particular example still shows its so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket (firmly!) period-attached on its side (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered piece of SA-related sport-shirt insignia!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'), \'BeVo\'-woven sport-shirt insignia still showing its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket as was intended for an SA-member who served within the: \'Gruppe Wartheland\' (WA) This is a very decorative - and truly scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'), 'BeVo'-woven sport-shirt insignia (of the third ie. final type) as was specifically intended for usage by an SA-member who served within the: 'Gruppe Wartheland' (WA) and that comes in overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- nor even shirt-attached-), condition. The fairly large-sized badge (having a diameter of approximately 14 cms.) is woven in light-blue-coloured linnen on a white-coloured (and also linnen-based) background (being as stated above the branchcolour of the 'Gruppe Wartheland') and shows simply no wear nor age (it can be easily graded 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'). This particular example still shows its so-called: 'RzM'-etiket period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered piece of SA-related sport-shirt insignia!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'), \'BeVo\'-woven sport-shirt insignia still showing its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket as was intended for an SA-member who served within the: \'Gruppe Wartheland\' (WA) This is a very decorative - and truly scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'), 'BeVo'-woven sport-shirt insignia (of the third ie. final type) as was specifically intended for usage by an SA-member who served within the: 'Gruppe Wartheland' (WA) and that comes in overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- nor even shirt-attached-), condition. The fairly large-sized badge (having a diameter of approximately 14 cms.) is woven in light-blue-coloured linnen on a white-coloured (and also linnen-based) background (being as stated above the branchcolour of the 'Gruppe Wartheland') and shows simply no wear nor age (it can be easily graded 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'). This particular example still shows its so-called: 'RzM'-etiket period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered piece of SA-related sport-shirt insignia!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'), \'BeVo\'-woven sport-shirt insignia still showing its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket as was intended for an SA-member who served within the: \'Gruppe Wartheland\' (WA) This is a very decorative - and truly scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'), 'BeVo'-woven sport-shirt insignia (of the third ie. final type) as was specifically intended for usage by an SA-member who served within the: 'Gruppe Wartheland' (WA) and that comes in overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- nor even shirt-attached-), condition. The fairly large-sized badge (having a diameter of approximately 14 cms.) is woven in light-blue-coloured linnen on a white-coloured (and also linnen-based) background (being as stated above the branchcolour of the 'Gruppe Wartheland') and shows simply no wear nor age (it can be easily graded 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'). This particular example still shows its so-called: 'RzM'-etiket period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered piece of SA-related sport-shirt insignia!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'), \'BeVo\'-woven sport-shirt insignia still showing its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket as was intended for an SA-member who served within the: \'Gruppe Wartheland\' (WA) This is a very decorative - and truly scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'), \'BeVo\'-woven sport-shirt insignia (of the third ie. final type) as was specifically intended for usage by an SA-member who served within the: \'Gruppe Wartheland\' (WA) and that comes in overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- nor even shirt-attached-), condition. The fairly large-sized badge (having a diameter of approximately 14 cms.) is woven in light-blue-coloured linnen on a white-coloured (and also linnen-based) background (being as stated above the branchcolour of the \'Gruppe Wartheland\') and shows simply no wear nor age (it can be easily graded \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'). This particular example still shows its so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered piece of SA-related sport-shirt insignia!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'), \'BeVo\'-woven sport-shirt insignia still showing its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket as was intended for an SA-member who served within the: \'Gruppe Wartheland\' (WA) This is a very decorative - and truly scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'), \'BeVo\'-woven sport-shirt insignia (of the third ie. final type) as was specifically intended for usage by an SA-member who served within the: \'Gruppe Wartheland\' (WA) and that comes in overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- nor even shirt-attached-), condition. The fairly large-sized badge (having a diameter of approximately 14 cms.) is woven in light-blue-coloured linnen on a white-coloured (and also linnen-based) background (being as stated above the branchcolour of the \'Gruppe Wartheland\') and shows simply no wear nor age (it can be easily graded \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'). This particular example still shows its so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered piece of SA-related sport-shirt insignia!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'), \'BeVo\'-woven sport-shirt insignia that is void of its \'RzM\'-etiket as was intended for an SA-member who served within the: \'Gruppe Kurpfalz\' (KP) This is a very decorative - and actually scarcely encountered! - SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'), \'BeVo\'-woven sport-shirt insignia (of the third ie. final type) as was specifically intended for usage by an SA-member who served within the: \'Gruppe Kurpfalz\' (KP) and that comes in overall nice- (ie. I deem just minimally used- ie. once shirt-attached-), condition. The fairly large-sized badge (having a diameter of approximately 14 cms.) is woven in darker-green-coloured linnen on a white-coloured (and also linnen-based) background (being as stated above the branchcolour of the \'Gruppe Kurpfalz\') and does show some minimal wear and age (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and with certainty unusually encountered piece of SA-related sport-shirt insignia that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - semi-colourfull- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-), commemorative-, period-postcard entitled: \'Erinnerung an den Reichsparteitag der N.S.D.A.P. - Nürnberg 5.-10. Sept. 1934\' The neat card - showing a picture or illustration of castle in the town of Nürnberg - is in an overall nice (albeit used- ie. sent-) condition - shows some written text on the back: it also shows minimal staining caused by decades of storage only (see pictures). The card shows a green-coloured German postage-stamp (see pictures). The card was naturally specifically issued in order to commemorate the yearly party-day or: 'Reichsparteitag 1934'. It should be noted that these (fairly early-period!) cards are not that easily encountered and can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive - and with certainty decorative! - N.S.D.A.P.-related postcard that is IMO priced according to its desirability and/or comparative scarcity!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - semi-colourfull- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-), commemorative-, period-postcard entitled: \'Reichsparteitag GrossDeutschland Nürnberg 1938\' The neat card - showing an artist impression of the golden-coloured 'Reichsadler'-symbol mounted on a background of hanging swastika-flags - comes in an overall nice (albeit used- ie. sent-) condition - shows some written text on the back: it also shows minimal staining caused by decades of storage only (see pictures). The card shows a green-coloured German postage-stamp and shows the printed text: 'Reichsparteitag Nürnberg' on its back (see pictures). The card was naturally specifically issued in order to commemorate the yearly party-day or: 'Reichsparteitag 1938'. It should be noted that some of these decorative cards (such as the example on offer here) are not that easily encountered and can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive - and with certainty decorative! - N.S.D.A.P.-related postcard that is IMO priced according to its desirability and/or comparative scarcity!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - semi-colourfull- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-), commemorative-, period-postcard entitled: \'Reichsparteitag Nürnberg 5.-10. Sept. 1934\' The neat card - showing an artist impression of a party-member bearing a swastika-flag - comes in an overall nice (albeit used- ie. sent-) condition - shows some written text on the back: it also shows minimal staining caused by decades of storage only (see pictures). The card shows a green-coloured German postage-stamp and shows the printed text: 'Feldpostkarte' on its back (see pictures). The card was naturally specifically issued in order to commemorate the yearly party-day or: 'Reichsparteitag 1934'. It should be noted that these (fairly early-period!) cards are not that easily encountered and can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive - and with certainty decorative! - N.S.D.A.P.-related postcard that is IMO priced according to its desirability and/or comparative scarcity!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - semi-colourfull- (ie. WH (Heeres) 'Gebirgs- jäger'-related-), commemorative-, period-postcard showing a painting and being entitled: 'Gebirgs-Jäger-Regiment 98 - Mittenwald' The neat card - showing an artist impression of a group of mountain-troop soldiers (ie. 'Gebirgsjäger') in action - comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued and/or never sent-, condition. It is totally void of any written text on the back and just shows minimal staining caused by decades of storage only (see pictures). It should be noted that these decorative, regimental commemorative cards are not that easily encountered and can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive - and with certainty decorative! - 'Gebirgs-Jäger-Regiment 98 - Mittenwald'-related postcard that is IMO priced according to its desirability and/or comparative scarcity!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - semi-colourfull- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-, commemorative-, period-postcard (ie. \'Feldpostkarte\') entitled: \'Reichsparteitag - Nürnberg - 2.-11. September\' (1939) The neat card - showing an illustration of the design as was used on the famous 'tinnie' showing a mother- and child with above an eagle-/swastika-sign - comes in an overall very nice (and/or never used- nor sent-) condition: it is totally void of text on its back but does show (truly) minimal staining caused by decades of storage only (see pictures). The card bears an (integrated) brown-coloured-, German postage-stamp. The card was naturally specifically issued in order to commemorate the yearly party-day or: 'Reichs- parteitag 1939' (which was actually never held!). It should be noted that these decorative cards are not that easily encountered and can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive - and with certainty decorative! - N.S.D.A.P.-related postcard that is IMO priced according to its desirability and/or comparative scarcity!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - semi-colourfull- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-, commemorative-, period-postcard (ie. \'Feldpostkarte\') entitled: \'Reichsparteitag 1935 - 10.-16. September - Nürnberg\' The neat card - showing an illustration of Adolf Hitler flanked by two soldiers with above an eagle-/swastika-sign - comes in an overall nice (albeit used- ie. sent-) condition - shows some written text on its back: it also shows minimal staining caused by decades of storage only (see pictures). The card bears - as stated - an additionally added (black-coloured-) ink-stamp - that reads: 'Nürnberg' and shows two green- and red-coloured-, period German postage-stamps (see pictures). The card was naturally specifically issued in order to commemorate the yearly party-day or: 'Reichsparteitag 1935'. It should be noted that these decorative cards are not that easily encountered and can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive - and with certainty decorative! - N.S.D.A.P.-related postcard that is IMO priced according to its desirability and/or comparative scarcity!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - semi-colourfull- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-, commemorative-, period-postcard (ie. \'Feldpostkarte\') entitled: \'Reichsparteitag 1936 - Nürnberg\' The neat card - showing an illustration of 3 armed knights with above an eagle-/swastika-sign - comes in an overall nice (albeit used- ie. sent-) condition - shows some written text on its back: it also shows minimal staining caused by decades of storage only (see pictures). The card bears - as stated - an additionally added (black-coloured-) ink-stamp - that reads: 'Nürnberg' and shows a green-coloured-, period German postage-stamp (see pictures). The card was naturally specifically issued in order to commemorate the yearly party-day or: 'Reichsparteitag 1936'. It should be noted that these decorative cards are not that easily encountered and can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive - and with certainty decorative! - N.S.D.A.P.-related postcard that is IMO priced according to its desirability and/or comparative scarcity!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - semi-colourfull- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-, commemorative-, period-postcard entitled: 'Erinnerung an den Reichsparteitag der N.S.D.A.P. - Nürnberg 5.-10. Sept. 1934' The neat card - showing a picture of the town of Nürnberg - is in an overall nice (albeit used- ie. sent-) condition - shows some written text on the back: it also shows minimal staining caused by decades of storage only (see pictures). The card bears - as stated - an additionally added (black-coloured-) ink-stamp - that reads: 'Reichsparteitag N.S.D.A.P. in Nürnberg' and shows a red-coloured German postage-stamp (see pictures). The card was naturally specifically issued in order to commemorate the yearly party-day or: 'Reichsparteitag 1934'. It should be noted that these (early-period!) cards are not that easily encountered and can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive - and with certainty decorative! - N.S.D.A.P.-related postcard that is IMO priced according to its desirability and/or comparative scarcity!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - semi-colourfull- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-, commemorative-, period-postcard entitled: 'Reichsparteitag - Nürnberg - 1934 - 5.-10. September' The neat card - showing an artist-impression of a knight holding a sword and/or shield with swastika - is in an overall nice (albeit used- ie. sent-) condition - shows some written text on the back: it also shows minimal staining caused by decades of storage only (see pictures). The card bears - as stated - an additionally added (black-coloured-) ink-stamp - that reads: 'Reichsparteitag N.S.D.A.P. in Nürnberg' and shows a green-coloured German postage-stamp (see pictures). The card was naturally specifically issued in order to commemorate the yearly party-day or: 'Reichsparteitag 1934'. It should be noted that these (early-period!) cards are not that easily encountered and can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive - and with certainty decorative! - N.S.D.A.P.-related postcard that is IMO priced according to its desirability and/or comparative scarcity!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - silver-greyish-toned- (ie. \'zinc\'-based) so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) commemorative-plaque entitled: \'Für ausgezeichnete Leistungen im technischen Dienst der Luftwaffe\' that comes stored in its period etui This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often- ie. scarcely encountered! - silver-greyish-toned- (ie. zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') entitled: 'Für ausgezeichnete Leistungen im technischen Dienst der Luftwaffe' (or: table-medal that was awarded for outstanding achievement in the technical branch of the Luftwaffe) that comes stored in its period-, semi-leather-based etui (ie. 'Verleihungsetui') as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - larger-sized- and regular-weight-piece that shows the portrait of Hermann Göring on its front and a Luftwaffe-pattern eagle-device on its back - has an approximate diameter of 7,5 cms. and has pronounced detail as to be expected. It was IMO never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted-) silver-grey-toned age-patina (but also shows some minimal tarnish - as can be seen on the pictures). The black-cploured etui - that measures 9,5 x 9,5 cms. - shows a blue-coloured inner-section and is void of any maker or alike: it comes in an equally nicely preserved condition but misses its (copper-based) 'closing-device' on its front (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (see pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually and actually scarcely encountered, Luftwaffe-related table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - silverish-golden-toned - and I deem aluminium-based - cap-badge (ie. \'Hutabzeichen\') as was intended for usage by a female member serving within the: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ) This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - neatly silverish-golden-toned cap-badge (ie. \'Hutabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by a female member who served within the: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn- ie. carefully cap-removed-), condition. The neat badge - which has an approximate height of 4 cms. - shows a swastika-sign with below that two corn-leaves as to be expected. The piece - which is executed in (I deem) aluminium-based metal is a tiny bit dirty but was most certainly never cleaned ie. polished. The cap-badge comes mounted onto both its (still functional and I deem also aluminium-based) prongs and shows some regular wear and age but has no damage whatsoever. The piece is neatly marked and shows a: \'R.S.& S.-makers\'-mark- (and typical \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-) designation: moreover, is is nicely dated: \'1939\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a nice and decorative, female-related \'RADwJ Hutabzeichen\' that is not that often seen and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - silverish-golden-toned - and I deem aluminium-based - cap-badge (ie. \'Hutabzeichen\') as was intended for usage by a female member serving within the: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ) This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - neatly silverish-golden-toned cap-badge (ie. \'Hutabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by a female member who served within the: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn- ie. carefully cap-removed-), condition. The neat badge - which has an approximate height of 4 cms. - shows a swastika-sign with below that two corn-leaves as to be expected. The piece - which is executed in (I deem) aluminium-based metal is a tiny bit dirty but was most certainly never cleaned ie. polished. The cap-badge comes mounted onto both its (still functional and I deem also aluminium-based) prongs and shows some regular wear and age but has no damage whatsoever. The piece is neatly marked and shows a: \'R.S.& S.-makers\'-mark- (and typical \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-) designation: moreover, is is nicely dated: \'1939\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a nice and decorative, female-related \'RADwJ Hutabzeichen\' that is not that often seen and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - small-sized, WH instruction-booklet entitled: \'Das Gewehr 98 und seine Handhabung\' (= instruction- ie. training-manual for the K98 rifle) This is attractive example of a: WH instruction-booklet, entitled: 'Das Gewehr 98 und seine Handhabung' (or: instruction- ie. training-manual for the standard-type K98 rifle) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. surely read-), condition. The small-sized booklet - which is only sized: 15 x 10,5 cms. - is fully complete and retains all its 46 pages - containing various (ie. 33) illustrations and glued-in to be folded out leaflet(!) - and is just somewhat yellowed caused by normal age ie. storage. As possibly known, has this booklet also been reproduced: this is naturally a fine original and period example. The booklet provides the reader with text and illustrations with a complete insight “on how to properly using the standard WH rifle (or K98) and all its accesoiries” (including the various types of ammunition, cleaning-kit and/or bayonet, something that was of course deemed needed in the German army). These sought-after publications - by the: 'Heinz Denckler Verlag' as based in Berlin - were not 'standard issue' but had to be privately-purchased by the soldiers ie. NCO's and officers. Simply a neat and scarce publication that can serve as a great addition to any field-gear- ie. mannequin set-up!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: Finnish-/German commemorative lapel-pin being a silver-toned and maker- (ie. \'Hopeatakomo o.y.\'-) marked \'variant\' that shows the text: \'Suomi-Finland - 1941/1942\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: Finnish- ie. German, commemorative lapel-pin being a bright-silver-toned- and clearly maker- (ie. 'Hopeatakomo o.y.'-) marked 'variant' that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem clearly used and/or worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - which shows an outline of the map of Finland coupled with the text: 'Suomi-Finland - 1941/1942' - has an immaculate surface, without showing any damage: it just shows some regular 'scratching' ie. tarnished surface caused by fair usage and/or moderate wear. These lapel-pins - which were often 'awarded' to (and worn by!) German soldiers and NCO's - comes mounted onto its period 'screw-back'-attachement that shows the designation 'Hopeatakomo o.y.' (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that I have priced this attractive - and most certainly decorative! - Finnish-/German commemorative lapel-pin, accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: Finnish-/German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\' being a white-/blue-coloured and neatly enamelled and maker-marked \'variant\' that shows the text: \'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: Finnish- ie. German: 'Nordfrontkreuz', being a white- and blue-coloured- and neatly enamelled 'variant' that comes in an overall very nice- (and - I deem - only slightly used and/or fully undamaged), condition. The cross - which shows the text: 'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43' - has an immaculate enamelled surface without showing any damage or alike: it just shows some regular 'scratching' ie. tarnished surface caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - shows some regular blackened- ie. somewhat dirty tarnish. The cross - which was often awarded to (and worn by!) German soldiers - comes mounted on its period 'screw-back' attachement which shows the more often seen maker-designation: 'Hopeatakemo oy.' (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this attractive and most certainly decorative award is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: Finnish-/German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\' being a white-/blue-coloured and neatly enamelled and maker-marked \'variant\' that shows the text: \'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: Finnish- ie. German: 'Nordfrontkreuz', being a white- and blue-coloured- and neatly enamelled 'variant' that comes in an overall very nice- (and - I deem - only slightly used and/or fully undamaged), condition. The cross - which shows the text: 'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43' - has an immaculate enamelled surface without showing any damage or alike: it just shows some regular 'scratching' ie. tarnished surface caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - shows some regular blackened- ie. somewhat dirty tarnish. The cross - which was often awarded to (and worn by!) German soldiers - comes mounted on its period 'screw-back' attachement which shows the more often seen maker-designation: 'Hopeatakemo oy.' (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this attractive and most certainly decorative award is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: Finnish-/German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\' being a white-/blue-coloured and neatly enamelled, maker-marked \'variant\' that shows the text: \'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: Finnish- ie. German: 'Nordfrontkreuz' being a white-/blue-coloured- and neatly enamelled and clearly maker- (ie. 'Hopeatakomo o.y.'-) marked 'variant' that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used and/or fully undamaged-), condition. The cross - which shows the text: 'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43' - has an immaculate enamelled surface, without showing any damage whatsoever: it just shows some regular 'scratching' ie. tarnished surface caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - shows some regular blackened- ie. minimal dirty tarnish. The cross - which was often awarded to (and worn by!) German soldiers and NCOs - comes mounted onto its period 'screw-back'-attachement (as can be seen on the photos). I deem that I have priced this attractive and most certainly decorative 'foreign' award accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: Finnish-/German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\', being a (scarcely seen!) black-/blue-coloured, neatly enamelled and maker-marked \'variant\' that shows the text: \'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/42\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: Finnish- (ie. German): 'Nordfrontkreuz' being a (scarcely seen!) black-/blue-coloured- and neatly enamelled, maker-marked 'variant' that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only slightly used and/or fully undamaged-), condition. The cross - which shows the text: 'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/42' - has an immaculate enamelled surface, without showing any damage: it just shows some regular 'scratching' ie. tarnished surface caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - shows some regular blackened- ie. somewhat dirty tarnish. The cross - which was often awarded to (and worn by!) German soldiers - comes mounted onto its period 'screw-back'-attachement that shows a makers-designation that reads: 'Hopeatakemo oy.' (as can be seen on the photos). I deem that I have priced this attractive - and most certainly decorative! - 'foreign' award accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: Finnish-/German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\', being a (scarcely seen!) black-/blue-coloured, neatly enamelled and clearly maker-marked \'variant\' that shows the text: \'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: Finnish- (ie. German): \'Nordfrontkreuz\' being a (scarcely seen!) black-/blue-coloured- and neatly enamelled, maker-marked \'variant\'-specimen that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only slightly used and/or fully undamaged-), condition. The cross - which shows the text: \'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/42\' - has an immaculate enamelled surface, without showing any damage: it just shows some regular \'scratching\' ie. tarnished surface caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika-device - shows some regular blackened- ie. somewhat dirty tarnish. The cross - which was often awarded to (and worn by!) German soldiers - comes mounted onto its period \'screw-back\'-attachement that shows a clearly present makers\'-designation that reads: \'Hopeatakemo oy.\' (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that I have priced this attractive - and most certainly decorative! - \'foreign\' award accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: Finnish-/German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\', being a black-/blue-coloured and neatly enamelled \'variant\' that is nicely maker-marked and/or dated: \'1941/43\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: Finnish-/German: 'Nordfrontkreuz', being a black-/blue-coloured- and neatly enamelled (and non-maker-marked-) 'variant' that is dated: '1941/43' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only slightly used and/or fully undamaged-), condition. The cross - which is marked: 'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43' - has an immaculate enamelled surface, without showing any real damage: it just shows some regular 'scratching' ie. tarnished surface caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - shows some regular blackened- ie. somewhat dirty tarnish. The cross - which was often awarded to (and worn by!) German soldiers - comes mounted on its period 'screw-back' attachement (as can be seen on the photos). Simply an attractive and most certainly decorative award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: Finnish-/German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\', being a black-/blue-coloured and neatly enamelled, neatly maker-marked \'variant\' that shows the text: \'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: Finnish- ie. German: 'Nordfrontkreuz' being a black-/blue-coloured- and neatly enamelled, maker-marked 'variant' that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only slightly used and/or fully undamaged-), condition. The cross - which shows the text: 'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43' - has an immaculate enamelled surface, without showing any real damage: it just shows some regular 'scratching' ie. tarnished surface caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - shows some regular blackened- ie. somewhat dirty tarnish. The cross - which was often awarded to (and worn by!) German soldiers - comes mounted on its period 'screw-back'-attachement that shows a makers-designation that reads: 'Hopeatakemo oy.' (as can be seen on the photos). IMO did I price this attractive and most certainly decorative 'foreign' award accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: Finnish-/German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\', being a white- and blue-coloured- and neatly enamelled \'variant\' that is nicely maker-marked and/or dated: \'1941/43\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: Finnish-/German: 'Nordfrontkreuz' being a white-/blue-coloured- and/or neatly enamelled variant that is nicely maker-marked on its back and that is dated: '1941/43' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only slightly used and/or fully undamaged-), condition. The cross - which is marked: 'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43' - has an immaculate enamelled surface, without showing any damage: it just shows some regular 'scratching' ie. tarnished surface caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - shows some regular blackened- (ie. somewhat dirty) tarnish. The cross - which was often awarded to (and worn by!) German soldiers - comes mounted on its period 'screw-back' attachement (as can be seen on the photos). The piece is nicely maker-marked: 'Hopeatakomooy' on the (of course still functional) screw-back-mounting (being a more often encountered maker of these 'Nordfront' crosses). IMO did I price this attractive and most certainly decorative award accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: Finnish-/German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\', being a white-/blue-coloured and enamelled variant that is nicely maker-marked and dated: \'1941/43\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: Finnish-/German: 'Nordfrontkreuz', being a white-/blue-coloured- and neatly enamelled variant that is nicely maker-marked on its back and that is dated: '1941/43' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only slightly used and/or fully undamaged-), condition. The cross - which is marked: 'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43' - has an immaculate enamelled surface, without showing any real damage: it just shows some regular 'scratching' ie. tarnished surface caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - shows some regular blackened- ie. somewhat dirty tarnish. The cross - which was often awarded to (and worn by!) German soldiers - comes mounted on its period 'screw-back' attachement (as can be seen on the photos). The piece is nicely maker-marked: 'Ki. Hopeateos oy.H.' on the screw-back mounting (being a more often encountered maker of these 'Nordfront' crosses). IMO did I price this attractive and most certainly decorative award accordingly. Only the third such neat cross I have ever had on offer!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: Finnish-/German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\', being a white-/blue-coloured and maker- (ie. \'Hopeatakomo o.y.\'-) marked \'variant\' that shows the text: \'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: Finnish- ie. German: 'Nordfrontkreuz', being a white- and bright-blue-coloured and neatly enamelled and maker- (ie. 'Hopeatakomo o.y.'-) marked 'variant' that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only slightly used and/or fully undamaged-), condition. The cross - which shows the text: 'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43' - has an immaculate enamelled surface, without showing any real damage: it just shows some regular 'scratching' ie. tarnished surface caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - shows some regular blackened- ie. somewhat dirty tarnish. The cross - which was often awarded to (and worn by!) German soldiers - comes mounted onto its period 'screw-back' attachement that shows the designation 'Hopeatakomo o.y.' (as can be seen on the photos). I deem that I have priced this attractive and most certainly decorative award, accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: Finnish-/German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\', being a white-/blue-coloured and maker- (ie. \'Hopeatakomo o.y.\'-) marked \'variant\' that shows the text: \'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: Finnish- ie. German: 'Nordfrontkreuz', being a white- and bright-blue-coloured and neatly enamelled and maker- (ie. 'Hopeatakomo o.y.'-) marked 'variant' that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem clearly used and/or minimally damaged-), condition. The cross - which shows the text: 'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43' - has an immaculate enamelled surface, without showing any real damage: it just shows some regular 'scratching' ie. tarnished surface caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - has somewhat faded away and does show some regular blackened- ie. somewhat dirty tarnish. Moreover, has the (tiny) swastika been partly de-nazified (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which was often awarded to (and worn by!) German soldiers - comes mounted onto its period 'screw-back' attachement that shows the designation 'Hopeatakomo o.y.' (as can be seen on the photos). I deem that I have priced this attractive and most certainly decorative award, according to its minimally damaged condition!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: Finnish-/German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\', being a white-/blue-coloured and maker- (ie. \'Hopeatakomo o.y.\'-) marked \'variant\' that shows the text: \'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: Finnish- ie. German: 'Nordfrontkreuz', being a white- and bright-blue-coloured and neatly enamelled and maker- (ie. 'Hopeatakomo o.y.'-) marked 'variant' that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem clearly used and/or minimally damaged-), condition. The cross - which shows the text: 'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43' - has an immaculate enamelled surface, without showing any real damage: it just shows some regular 'scratching' ie. tarnished surface caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - has somewhat faded away and does show some regular blackened- ie. somewhat dirty tarnish. Moreover, has the (tiny) swastika been partly de-nazified (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which was often awarded to (and worn by!) German soldiers - comes mounted onto its period 'screw-back' attachement that shows the designation 'Hopeatakomo o.y.' (as can be seen on the photos). I deem that I have priced this attractive and most certainly decorative award, according to its minimally damaged condition!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: Finnish-/German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\', being a white-/blue-coloured and neatly enamelled \'variant\' that is nicely maker-marked and/or dated: \'1941/43\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: Finnish-/German: 'Nordfrontkreuz', being a white-/blue-coloured- and neatly enamelled variant that is nicely maker-marked on its back and that is dated: '1941/43' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only slightly used and/or fully undamaged-), condition. The cross - which is marked: 'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43' - has an immaculate enamelled surface, without showing any real damage: it just shows some regular 'scratching' ie. tarnished surface caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - shows some regular blackened- ie. somewhat dirty tarnish. The cross - which was often awarded to (and worn by!) German soldiers - comes mounted on its period 'screw-back' attachement (as can be seen on the photos). The piece is nicely maker-marked: 'Ki. Hopeateos oy.H.' on the screw-back mounting (being a more often encountered maker of these 'Nordfront' crosses). IMO did I price this attractive and most certainly decorative award accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: Finnish-/German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\', being a white-/blue-coloured and neatly enamelled, non-maker-marked \'variant\' that shows the text: \'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: Finnish- ie. German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\', being a white-/blue-coloured- and neatly enamelled albeit non-maker-marked \'variant\' that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only slightly used and/or fully undamaged-), condition. The cross - which shows the text: \'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43\' - has an immaculate enamelled surface, without showing any real damage: it just shows some regular \'scratching\' ie. tarnished surface caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - shows some regular blackened- ie. somewhat dirty tarnish. The cross - which was often awarded to (and worn by!) German soldiers - comes mounted on its period \'screw-back\' attachement (as can be seen on the photos). IMO did I price this attractive and most certainly decorative award accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: Finnish-/German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\', being a white-/blue-coloured and neatly enamelled, non-maker-marked \'variant\' that shows the text: \'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: Finnish- ie. German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\', being a white-/blue-coloured- and neatly enamelled albeit non-maker-marked \'variant\' that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only slightly used and/or fully undamaged-), condition. The cross - which shows the text: \'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/43\' - has an immaculate enamelled surface, without showing any real damage: it just shows some regular \'scratching\' ie. tarnished surface caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - shows some regular blackened- ie. somewhat dirty tarnish. The cross - which was often awarded to (and worn by!) German soldiers - comes mounted on its period \'screw-back\' attachement (as can be seen on the photos). IMO did I price this attractive and most certainly decorative award accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: Finnish-/German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\', being a white-/blue-coloured- and enamelled \'variant\' that is nicely maker-marked and/or dated: \'1941/42\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: Finnish-/German: 'Nordfrontkreuz', being a white-/blue-coloured- and neatly enamelled 'variant' that is nicely maker-marked and/or dated: '1941/42' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only slightly used and/or fully undamaged-), condition. The cross - which is marked: 'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/42' - has an immaculate enamelled surface, without showing any damage whatsoever: it just shows some regular 'scratching' ie. tarnished surface caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - shows some regular blackened- ie. somewhat dirty 'tarnish'. The cross - which was often awarded to (and worn by!) German soldiers - comes mounted on its period 'screw-back' attachement (as can be seen on the photos). The piece is nicely maker-marked with the makser-designation that reads: 'O.Y.- Hopeatakomo' on the screw-back mounting (being a more often encountered maker of these 'Nordfront'-crosses). IMO did I price this attractive and most certainly decorative award accordingly. Only the first such neat '1941-42 variant'-cross I have ever had on offer!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: Finnish-/German: \'Nordfrontkreuz\', being a white-/blue-coloured- and neatly enamelled \'variant\' that is nicely maker-marked and/or dated: \'1941/42\' This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: Finnish-/German: 'Nordfrontkreuz', being a white-/blue-coloured- and neatly enamelled variant that is nicely maker-marked on its back and that is dated: '1941/42' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only slightly used and/or fully undamaged-), condition. The cross - which is marked: 'Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront - 1941/42' - has an immaculate enamelled surface, without showing any real damage: it just shows some regular 'scratching' ie. tarnished surface caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - shows some regular blackened- ie. somewhat dirty tarnish. The cross - which was often awarded to (and worn by!) German soldiers - comes mounted on its period 'screw-back' attachement (as can be seen on the photos). The piece is nicely maker-marked: 'H.G. Lindström - Helsinki' on the screw-back mounting (being a more often encountered maker of these 'Nordfront' crosses). IMO did I price this attractive and most certainly decorative award accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Finish Order of the Cross of Liberty - IV. class\' being a silverish-black-coloured example that came mounted onto its period, bright-red/white-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: \'Finish Order of the Cross of Liberty - IV. class\' (ie. so-called: \'Finnish Cross of Mourning\' as was intended for the next-of-kin of fallen soldiers) being a silverish-black-coloured example that shows on its back the date: \'1941\' and that comes mounted onto its period, bright-red and white-coloured (and specifically confectioned!) ribbon and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used and/or worn-), condition. The cross has an immaculate surface without showing any damage or alike: it just shows some regular tarnished surface I deem just caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - shows some minimal tarnish but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross naturally retains its silver-toned device attached (showing two arms holding swords) and also shows an additional oak-leaves-device (as can be seen on the photos). I deem that I have priced this attractive and most certainly decorative \'foreign\'-award accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Finish Order of the Cross of Liberty - IV. class\', being a silverish-black-coloured example as mounted onto a black-coloured ribbon that shows the date: \'1941\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: 'Finish Order of the Cross of Liberty - IV. class' (ie. so-called: 'Finnish Cross of Mourning' as was intended for the next-of-kin of fallen soldiers) being a silverish-black-coloured example that shows on its back the date: '1941' and that comes mounted onto its black-coloured (and specifically confectioned!) ribbon and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only slightly used and/or worn-), condition. The cross has an immaculate surface without showing any real damage: it just shows some regular tarnished surface (ie. minimal rust-staining) caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - shows some dirty tarnish but was never cleaned. The cross naturally retains its silver-toned device attached (showing two arms holding swords as can be seen on the photos). I deem that I priced this attractive and most certainly decorative 'foreign' award accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Finish Order of the Cross of Liberty - IV. class\', being a silverish-black-coloured example as mounted onto a black-coloured ribbon that shows the date: \'1941\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: 'Finish Order of the Cross of Liberty - IV. class' (ie. so-called: 'Finnish Cross of Mourning' as was intended for the next-of-kin of fallen soldiers) being a silverish-black-coloured example that shows on its back the date: '1941' and that comes mounted onto its black-coloured (and specifically confectioned!) ribbon and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used and/or worn-), condition. The cross has an immaculate surface without showing any damage or alike: it just shows some regular tarnished surface caused by usage and/or moderate wear. The silver-coloured finish - as applied on the arms of the Finnish-styled swastika - shows some minimal tarnish but was never cleaned. The cross naturally retains its silver-toned device attached (showing two arms holding swords as can be seen on the photos). I deem that I priced this attractive and most certainly decorative 'foreign' award accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - Third-Reich-period- (ie. \'Freistaat Preussen\'-related-) golden-toned- (ie. \'Feuervergoldeter\'), metal-based visor cap-eagle, as was specifically intended for usage by: \'Beamte im Bergbau o. Justiz\' This a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - Third-Reich-period- (ie. 'Freistaat Preussen'-related-) golden-toned- (ie. 'Feuervergoldeter'), metal-based visor cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') as was specifically intended for usage by: 'Beamte im Bergbau o. Justiz' (or: mining- ie. justice-officials) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The (unmarked) piece has a wingspan of approximately 55 mm. and is a 'standard-pattern' example that has a very nice, 'frosty' and/or detailed appearance. The piece (that shows a swastika in its centre) was, however, clearly worn and shows some obvious wear and/or age. It shows however no damage whatsoever: most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) are still nicely preserved (see pictures). The cap-badge just shows some minimal age ie. staining as to be expected. The piece comes mounted on its original (and naturally functional) double prongs (as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive 'Freistaat Preussen'-related- cap-eagles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. Simply a truly attractive 'Adler für Schirmmütze': hard to find a better example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - very decorative, WH (Luftwaffe)-related specific \'Umhang\' (= cape) closure comprising of two (aluminium-based and truly very detailed!) eagles\'-head-buttons (ie. plaques) and fixed chain attached This is a very attractive - and most certainly very decorative and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe)-related specific \'Umhang\' (= cape) closure comprising of two (I deem aluminium-based and very detailed!) eagles\'-head-buttons (ie. plaques) and fixed (minimally blackened and also aluminium-based) attachment-chain and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. truly worn-), condition. Both pieces are excuted in neat, so-called: \'anodised\', aluminium-based metal and truly show extraordinary detail and/or only minimal wear: the set is just a tiny bit stained- ie. dusty (as can be seen on the pictures). The set - which is totally void of a makers\'-designation as more often - can naturally still be used to complete a Luftwaffe officers\'-pattern \'Umhang\' (cape) if wished so, but can naturally also serve as a very decorative \'Luftwaffe\'-piece. Both buttons (ie. plaques) still retain their original prongs still attached (one prong is missing) and retain their thin-shaped, aluminium-based backing-plates (as can be seen on the pictures). This piece was recently uncovered at a private household in Germany where it was found together with the \'Umhang\'-eagle (which piece I offer under nr. 60679: both pieces belonged to the same LW-officer who wore these and stored them for decades). Simply a very nice and surely unusually seen Luftwaffe-related-item that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - very decorative, WH (Luftwaffe)-related specific \'Umhang\' (= cape) closure comprising of two (\'Buntmetall\'-based and truly very detailed!) eagles\'-head-buttons (ie. plaques) and fixed chain attached This is a very attractive - and most certainly very decorative and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe)-related specific 'Umhang' (= cape) closure comprising of two (I deem 'Buntmetall'- ie. tombak-based and very detailed!) eagles'-head-buttons (ie. plaques) and fixed (minimally blackened) attachment-chain and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. truly worn-), condition. Both pieces are excuted in neat, so-called: 'anodised', 'Buntmetall'-based and truly show extraordinary detail and/or only minimal wear: the set is just a tiny bit stained- ie. dusty (as can be seen on the pictures). The set - which is totally void of a makers'-designation as more often - can naturally still be used to complete a Luftwaffe officers'-pattern 'Umhang' (cape) if wished so, but can naturally also serve as a very decorative 'Luftwaffe'-piece. Both buttons (ie. plaques) still retain their original (4) prongs still attached and retain their copper-based backing-plates (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice and surely unusually seen Luftwaffe-related-item that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS Panzer, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a black-coloured background and bearing an interwoven: \'BeVo-Wuppertal\'-marking The neat piece - which was intended for usage on the various black-coloured 'M43-pattern' (Waffen-SS- Panzer) caps - comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or: totally unconfectioned-) condition: it comes as: 'straightly cut-off the role' (see pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage only (it was never 'pre-folded' nor used). This is the neat 'variant-pattern', showing a 'single-row of teeth' (see pictures). Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS-Panzer-related and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any black-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any Waffen-SS cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a field-grey-coloured background The neat and not that often seen piece - which was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern' (Waffen-SS-) caps - comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or: totally unconfectioned-) condition: it comes as: 'straightly cut-off the role' (see pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage only (it was never 'pre-folded' nor used). This is the neat 'variant-pattern', showing a 'double-row of teeth' (see pictures). Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS-related and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any field-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any Waffen-SS cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a field-grey-coloured background (showing the interwoven \'BeVo-Wuppertal\'-logo) The neat - and actually not that often seen! - piece which was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern' (Waffen-SS-) caps, comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or: totally unconfectioned-), condition: it comes as: 'straightly cut-off the role' (see pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage only (it was never 'pre-folded' nor used). This is the neat 'variant-pattern', showing a 'single-row of teeth' (see pictures). Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS-related and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any field-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any Waffen-SS cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a field-grey-coloured background and bearing an interwoven: \'BeVo-Wuppertal\'-marking The neat piece - which was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured 'M43-pattern' (Waffen-SS-) caps - comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or: totally unconfectioned-) condition: it comes as: 'straightly cut-off the role' (see pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining and/or one tiny tear in the background simply caused by years of storage only (it was never 'pre-folded' nor used). This is the neat 'variant-pattern', showing a 'single-row of teeth' (see pictures). Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS-related and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any field-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any Waffen-SS cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a field-grey-coloured background that comes in a carefully cap-removed condition The neat and not that often seen insignia-piece - which was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern' (Waffen-SS-) caps - comes in a very nice (ie. minimally used and/or: carefully confectioned- and/or cap-removed-), condition (see pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by moderate age and/or wear. This is the neat 'variant-pattern', showing a 'double-row of teeth' (see pictures). Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS-related and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any field-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any Waffen-SS cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a field-grey-coloured background that comes in a carefully cap-removed condition The neat - and not that often seen! - insignia-piece - which was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern' (Waffen-SS-) caps - comes in a very nice (ie. minimally used and/or: carefully confectioned- and/or cap-removed-), condition (see pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by moderate age and/or wear. This is the neat 'variant-pattern', showing a 'single-row of teeth' (see pictures). Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS-related and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any field-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any Waffen-SS cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a field-grey-coloured background The attractive and actually not that often-seen piece - which was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern' (Waffen-SS-) caps - comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or: unconfectioned-), condition: it comes as: 'straightly cut-off the role' and was just (period) 'folded backwards' (see pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage only (it was never 'trimmed' nor used). This is the neat 'variant-pattern', showing a 'single-row of teeth' (see pictures). Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any field-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any Waffen-SS cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a field-grey-coloured background The attractive and actually not that often-seen piece - which was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern' (Waffen-SS-) caps - comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or: fully unconfectioned-), condition: it comes as: 'straightly cut-off the role' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage only (it was never 'trimmed' nor used). This is the neat 'variant-pattern', showing a 'single-row of teeth' (see pictures). Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any field-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any Waffen-SS cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this very attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a field-grey-coloured background The attractive and actually not that often-seen piece - which was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern' (Waffen-SS-) caps - comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-ie. unissued- and/or: unconfectioned-), condition: it comes as: 'straightly cut-off the role' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage only (it was never 'trimmed' nor used). This is the neat 'variant-pattern', showing a 'double-row of teeth' (see pictures). Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any field-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any Waffen-SS cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a field-grey-coloured background and showing an interwoven \'BeVo - Wupperal\'-makers\'-mark The attractive - and actually not that often-seen piece - which was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern' (Waffen-SS-) caps - comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or: totally unconfectioned-), condition: it comes as: 'straightly cut-off the role' (see pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage only (it was never 'pre-folded' nor used). This is the neat 'variant-pattern', showing a 'single-row of teeth' and interwoven 'BeVo - Wupperal'-makers'-mark (see pictures). Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any field-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any Waffen-SS cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a field-grey-coloured background and showing an interwoven \'BeVo - Wupperal\'-makers\'-mark The attractive - and actually not that often-seen piece - which was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern' (Waffen-SS-) caps - comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or: totally unconfectioned-), condition: it comes as: 'straightly cut-off the role' (see pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage only (it was never 'pre-folded' nor used). This is the neat 'variant-pattern', showing a 'single-row of teeth' and interwoven 'BeVo - Wupperal'-makers'-mark (see pictures). Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any field-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any Waffen-SS cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres, LW etc.) WWII-period wrist-watch (or: \'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Silvana\' having an engraved number: \'D322299H\' on its back (and that comes in a still functional condition) This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres, Luftwaffe etc.) WWII-period wrist-watch (or: 'Dienstuhr') of the make: 'Silvana' being an example that is having a black-coloured dial-plate and having an engraved (serial-)number - that reads: 'D322299H' - on its back and that comes mounted on its (presumably replaced but mint-) strap in place and that comes in an overall very nice- (and/orstill fully functional ie. running-), condition. These WH-service-watches - having a 'standard' 15- (or 17-) jewel movement - were distributed at a fairly small scale to the various soldiers (ie. NCO and officers!) of the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and were properly entered in both 'Wehrpass' and/or 'Soldbuch'. They had to be engraved with a 'DH'-numbering on its back (as is this example). As stated above, has the piece on offer here a black-coloured (and/or fully undamaged) dial having a subsidiary 'seconds'-dial at the 6 o'clock position. The piece has a nice (albeit moderately used) chrome-steel-based casing (which is executed in nickle-silver-based metal): the entire piece just shows some moderate wear and/or age. As stated above, is the piece fully functional and in running condition and comes on its (presumably replaced albeit period, natural-coloured and/or genuine-leather-based) armband. Simply a very nice and fairly scarcely encountered WH-time-piece!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie.\'JFS\'-) marked example that comes in a truly issued- ie. moderately worn, condition This is an attractive example of the actually scarcely encountered - and truly desirable! - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie.\'JFS\'-) marked example that comes in a truly issued- ie. moderately worn, condition. The badge - which is quite \'vaulted\' ie. \'converse\' as always - is a typical example as was produced by the: \'Josef Feix und Söhne\'- (ie. \'JFS\'-) company as was based in the town of Gablonz. The badge (which is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers\'-abbreviation- ie. -logo: \'JFS\' on its back) shows some obvious wear, age and/or staining but has retained great pronounced detail and retains an almost fully preserved (neatly \'frosted\' silver-coloured) finish: I deem that it was never cleaned nor polished. It comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and fully unaltered) pin- ie. catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive silver-class IAB that will be hard to be upgraded: I deem that I have priced this desirable war-badge according to its obvious scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class IAB, being a neatly maker- (ie.\'JFS\'-) marked example that comes in a presumably issued but hardly worn, condition This is a very attractive example of an - actually scarcely encountered and truly desirable! - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie.'JFS'-) marked example that comes in a presumably issued- albeit hardly- ie. never worn-, condition. The badge - which is quite 'vaulted' ie. 'converse' as always - is a typical example as was produced by the: 'Josef Feix und Söhne'- (ie. 'JFS'-) company as was based in the town of Gablonz. The badge (which is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-abbreviation- ie. -logo: 'JFS' on its back) shows some minimal age and/or staining but has retained great pronounced detail and retains a fully preserved (neatly 'frosted' silver-coloured) finish: I deem that it was never cleaned nor polished. The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and fully unaltered) pin- ie. catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive silver-class IAB that will be hard to be upgraded: I deem that I have priced this desirable war-badge according to its obvious rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class IAB, being a neatly maker- (ie.\'JFS\'-) marked example that comes in a presumably issued but hardly worn, condition This is a very attractive example of an - actually scarcely encountered and truly desirable! - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie.'JFS'-) marked example that comes in a presumably issued- albeit hardly- ie. never worn-, condition. The badge - which is quite 'vaulted' ie. 'converse' as always - is a typical example as was produced by the: 'Josef Feix und Söhne'- (ie. 'JFS'-) company as was based in the town of Gablonz. The badge (which is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-abbreviation- ie. -logo: 'JFS' on its back) shows some minimal age and/or staining but has retained great pronounced detail and retains a fully preserved (neatly 'frosted' silver-coloured) finish: I deem that it was never cleaned nor polished. The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and fully unaltered) pin- ie. catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive silver-class IAB that will be hard to be upgraded: I deem that I have priced this desirable war-badge according to its obvious rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class IAB, being a neatly maker- (ie.\'JFS\'-) marked example that comes in a truly issued- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive example of the actually scarcely encountered - and truly desirable! - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie.'JFS'-) marked example that comes in a truly issued- ie. moderately worn, condition. The badge - which is quite 'vaulted' ie. 'converse' as always - is a typical example as was produced by the: 'Josef Feix und Söhne'- (ie. 'JFS'-) company as was based in the town of Gablonz. The badge (which is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-abbreviation- ie. -logo: 'JFS' on its back) shows some obvious wear, age and/or staining but has retained great pronounced detail and retains an almost fully preserved (neatly silver-coloured) finish: I deem that it was never cleaned nor polished. It comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and fully unaltered) pin- ie. catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive silver-class IAB that will be hard to be upgraded: I deem that I have priced this desirable war-badge according to its obvious rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (KM) \'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen\', being a detailed-, neatly maker- (ie. \'F.F.L.-43\'-) marked-, and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example, that comes stored in its (very rarely seen!) carton-based box This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen' (or coastal-artillery war-badge), being a detailed- and neatly maker- (ie. 'F.F.L.-43'-) marked-, multi-coloured- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink') based example as was produced by the company 'Friedrich Linden' (ie. 'F.L.L. ') as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid, that comes stored in its (very rarely seen!) carton-based 'etui' (ie. box) as issued and/or stored for decades. The award retains its typical catch (-set-up) and comes naturally mounted on its typical (IMO steel-based- and/or thin-shaped-) pin: it also has a typical (F.L.L.-type-) hinge- and/or catch in place as to be expected: these are not altered nor damaged and of course fully functional. The badge - which still has maintained great pronounced detail - has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and does show a fair bit of its period (neatly golden-toned-) finish. The badge can naturally be attributed to the company 'Friedrich Linden' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of great interest is naturally the fact that this example came stored in its (rarely encountered!) carton-based 'etui' (ie. box) as issued and/or stored for decades. This etui (which is clearly used and that misses one of its sides as can be seen on the pictures) is executed in brownish-coloured carton and shows the printed text: 'Marine-Artl.(Flak) Abzeichen' on its top: it is, however, void of any makers'-designation. It should be noted that these (IMO later-war-produced) etuis are X-times rarer than the award itself, something that IMO merits my asking-price. I deem that I have priced this by the: 'Friedrich Linden'-produced- and complete naval-award accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. \'Küstenartillerie\'- related, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as was executed in neat machine-embroidery on a field-grey-coloured background The neat - and with certainty not that often-seen! - cap-eagle (ie. trapezoid) was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured-, so-called: 'M43-pattern' (WH Kriegsmarine ie. 'Küsten-Artillerie'- related-) field-caps and comes in a very nice condition, overall. The piece - which comes on a woolen-based- and/or field-grey-coloured background - was IMO once cap-attached and comes in a carefully cap-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining (and one tiny moth-hole) simply caused by years of storage and minimal wear (it was as stated above IMO once attached to a cap by hand-stitching). Simply a very attractive WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. 'Küstenartillerie'-related and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any 'Einheitsmütze' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in an advanced insignia-collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. \'Küstenartillerie\'- related, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, as was executed in neat machine-embroidery on an unusual, greenish-/grey-coloured background The neat - and with certainty not that often-seen! - cap-eagle was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured-, so-called: 'M43-pattern' (WH Kriegsmarine ie. 'Küsten- artillerie'- related-) field-caps and comes in a very nice condition, overall. The piece - which comes on a very unusually seen somewhat 'glossy' background - was IMO once cap-attached and comes in a carefully cap-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage and minimal wear (it was as stated above IMO once attached to a cap by hand-stitching). Simply a very attractive WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. 'Küstenartillerie'-related and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any 'Einheitsmütze' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in an advanced insignia-collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered cap-eagle as was executed in so-called: \'Cellueon\'-type braid, as was intended for usage on the darker-blue-coloured visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') This is a very attractive - and/or truly very detailed and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) officers'- (ie. eventually also NCO-) type, hand-embroidered cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') as was executed in golden-toned so-called: 'Cellueon'-type braid, as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') and that comes in an overall nice (IMO virtually mint- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 7 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using various tones of (fairly bright- and golden-toned-) so-called: 'Cellueon'-type braid on a dark-blue-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background (see pictures). This example was as stated above never cap-attached and is void of any staining ie. corroded areas - see pictures. The eagle shows a black-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing' as is more often observed (see pictures). Simply an attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Kriegsmarine'-visor-cap or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered cap-eagle as was executed in so-called: \'Cellueon\'-type braid, as was intended for usage on the darker-blue-coloured visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') This is a very attractive - and/or truly very detailed and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) officers'- (ie. eventually also NCO-) type, hand-embroidered cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') as was executed in golden-toned so-called: 'Cellueon'-type braid, as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem 'virtually mint'- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 7 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using various tones of (fairly bright- and golden-toned-) so-called: 'Cellueon'-type 'braid' on a darker-blue-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background (as can be seen on the pictures). This example was as stated above never cap-attached and is void of any staining ie. corroded areas. The eagle shows a black-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing' as is more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Kriegsmarine'-visor-cap or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Hilfskreuzer-Kriegsabzeichen\' (or: auxiliary-cruiser war-badge) being a typical, non-maker-marked- and/or: \'Feinzink\'-based example as was produced by the: \'Förster & Barth\'-company The attractive - just moderately used and actually very scarcely seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Hilfskreuzer-Kriegsabzeichen' (or: naval auxiliary-cruiser war-badge) is - I deem - a typical, later-war-period and non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Förster & Barth' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem issued and/or just moderately worn-), condition. The neat piece - which is of a (typical) single-pieced construction! - truly retains most (ie. almost all!) of its golden-coloured finish and shows an (integrated) silver-toned globe (as can be seen on the pictures). The award comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and/or typically-shaped pin (which is of course fully functional but that might have been once re-attached) and has a totally unaltered (and period) catch ie. pin/catch set-up. The badge was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and simply comes as stored for decades: it only shows some minimal tarnish (and has with certainty never been cleaned nor polished though). It is - as stated above - a typical, non-maker-marked example that can unmistakenly be attributed to the by the desirable: 'Förster & Barth'-company as was based in the town of Pforzheim. Simply an attractive and I deem somewhat later-war-period WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Hilfskreuzer-Kriegsabzeichen' that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or unmistaken desirability!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Küsten-Artillerie\'-related officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler\') as was executed in so-called: \'Cellueon\'-type braid on a field-grey-coloured woolen backing This is a very attractive - and/or truly very detailed and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Küsten-Artillerie'-related officers'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler') as was executed in so-called: 'Cellueon'-type braid on a field-grey-coloured woolen backing and that comes in an overall nice (IMO virtually mint- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 10 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using various tones of (fairly bright- and golden-toned-) so-called: 'Cellueon'-type braid on a field-grey-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background (see pictures). This example was as stated above never tunic-attached and is void of any staining ie. corroded areas - see pictures. The eagle shows a black-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing' as is more often observed (see pictures). Simply an attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality 'Brustadler' that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Kriegsmarine'- ie. 'Küsten-Artillerie'-related tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) female-related arm-patch (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') showing a LW-eagle-device and upward-positioned sword, as was worn by the various airforce female supportive-staff (ie. \'Luftwaffe-Helferinnen\') This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) female-related arm-patch (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen') showing a LW-eagle-device and upward-positioned sword, as was worn by the various airforce female supportive-staff (ie. 'Luftwaffe-Helferinnen') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The arm-patch (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen') - is depicting an interwoven, silverish-grey-coloured eagle-device and upward-positioned sword on a typical, bluish-coloured background - is nicely executed as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - female-related, 'Luftwaffe-Helferinnen'-related item that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (being a machine-embroidered and carefully cap-removed example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'M43-pattern'-cap-trapezoid (ie. 'Mützentrapez') being a machine-embroidered and moderately used- ie. carefully cap-removed example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- and worn-), condition. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive (and used!) Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and truly used! - example, accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (being a machine-embroidered and carefully cap-removed example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (ie. \'Mützentrapez\') being a machine-embroidered and moderately used- ie. carefully cap-removed example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- and worn-), condition. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive (and used!) Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured \'Einheitsmütze\' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and truly used! - example, accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (being a machine-embroidered and carefully cap-removed example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (ie. \'Mützentrapez\') being a machine-embroidered and moderately used- ie. carefully cap-removed example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- and worn-), condition. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive (and used!) Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured \'Einheitsmütze\' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and truly used! - example, accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (being a machine-embroidered and carefully cap-removed example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (ie. \'Mützentrapez\') being a machine-embroidered and moderately used- ie. carefully cap-removed example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- and worn-), condition. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive (and used!) Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured \'Einheitsmütze\' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and truly used! - example, accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (being a machine-embroidered and carefully cap-removed example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (ie. \'Mützentrapez\') being a machine-embroidered and moderately used- ie. carefully cap-removed example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- and worn-), condition. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive (and used!) Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured \'Einheitsmütze\' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and truly used! - example, accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (being a machine-embroidered and clearly worn example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'M43-pattern'-cap-trapezoid (ie. 'Mützentrapez') being a machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that was specifically intended for usage on the various Luftwaffe-pattern- and/or bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern'-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen'). This example comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly worn- ie. carefully cap-removed-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and truly worn- and/or used - example accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (being a machine-embroidered and clearly worn example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'M43-pattern'-cap-trapezoid (ie. 'Mützentrapez') being a machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that was specifically intended for usage on the various Luftwaffe-pattern- and/or bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern'-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen'). This example comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly worn- ie. carefully cap-removed-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and truly worn- and/or used - example accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (being a machine-embroidered and \'virtually mint\' example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'M43-pattern'-cap-trapezoid (ie. 'Mützentrapez') being a machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that was specifically intended for usage on the various Luftwaffe-pattern- and/or bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern'-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen'). This example comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and 'virtually mint'! - example, accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (being a machine-embroidered and \'virtually mint\' example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background) I recently uncovered two - fully identical and actually scarcely encountered! - examples of the WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'M43-pattern'-cap-trapezoid (ie. 'Mützentrapez') being both machine-embroidered examples that are executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that were specifically intended for usage on the various Luftwaffe-pattern- and/or bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern'-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen'). Both examples come in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced these attractive - and 'virtually mint'! - examples, accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (being a machine-embroidered and \'virtually mint\' example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background) I recently uncovered two - fully identical and actually scarcely encountered! - examples of the WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'M43-pattern'-cap-trapezoid (ie. 'Mützentrapez') being both machine-embroidered examples that are executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that were specifically intended for usage on the various Luftwaffe-pattern- and/or bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern'-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen'). Both examples come in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced these attractive - and 'virtually mint'! - examples, accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (being a machine-embroidered and \'virtually mint\' example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'M43-pattern'-cap-trapezoid (ie. 'Mützentrapez') being a machine-embroidered and 'virtually mint' example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and 'virtually mint'! - example, accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (being a machine-embroidered and \'virtually mint\' example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'M43-pattern'-cap-trapezoid (ie. 'Mützentrapez') being a machine-embroidered and 'virtually mint' example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and 'virtually mint'! - example, accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (being a machine-embroidered and \'virtually mint\' example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (ie. \'Mützentrapez\') being a machine-embroidered and \'virtually mint\' example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured \'Einheitsmütze\' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and \'virtually mint\'! - example, accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (being a machine-embroidered and \'virtually mint\' example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (ie. \'Mützentrapez\') being a machine-embroidered and truly \'virtually mint\' example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured \'Einheitsmütze\' or that is ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and \'virtually mint\'! - example, accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (being a machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'M43-pattern'-cap-trapezoid (ie. 'Mützentrapez') being a machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that w specifically intended for usage on the various Luftwaffe-pattern- and/or bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern'-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen'). This example came in a very nice (ie. virtually mint- and/or: fully unconfectioned-) condition: it shows some minimal glue-remains on its back caused by having been glued into an album or scrapbook (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (being a machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'M43-pattern'-cap-trapezoid (ie. 'Mützentrapez') being a machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that was specifically intended for usage on the various Luftwaffe-pattern- and/or bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern'-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen'). This example comes in a very nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or carefully cap-removed-), condition: it shows some minimal thread- ie. stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and truly used! - example accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (being a machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background) This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'M43-pattern'-cap-trapezoid (ie. 'Mützentrapez') being a machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that was specifically intended for usage on the various Luftwaffe-pattern- and/or bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern'-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen'). This example comes in a very nice- (ie. possibly issued- (albeit never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and 'virtually mint' - example accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid (being a machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'M43-pattern'-cap-trapezoid (ie. 'Mützentrapez') being a machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that was specifically intended for usage on the various Luftwaffe-pattern- and/or bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern'-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen'). This example comes in a very nice- (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint-/unissued'-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and 'virtually mint-/unissued' - example accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe), so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, being a machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and woolen-based background The attractive - and actually not that often-seen piece - which was specifically intended for usage on the various Luftwaffe-pattern- and bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern'-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') and comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or: fully unconfectioned-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage only (it was never 'trimmed' nor used). Simply an attractive Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe), so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, being a machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and woolen-based background The attractive - and actually not that often-seen piece - which was specifically intended for usage on the various Luftwaffe-pattern- and bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern'-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') and comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or: fully unconfectioned-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by years of storage only (it was never 'trimmed' nor used). Simply an attractive Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe), so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, being a machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and woolen-based background The attractive - and actually not that often-seen! - piece which was specifically intended for usage on the various Luftwaffe-pattern- and/or bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern'-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') comes in an overall very nice (ie. clearly used- and/or carefully cap-removed-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). This example just shows some minimal staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage. Simply an attractive Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured 'LW-Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe), so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-trapezoid, being a machine-embroidered example that is executed on a bluish-grey-coloured- and woolen-based background I recently uncovered two - fully identical and actually not that often-seen - examples of the WH (Luftwaffe), so-called: 'M43-pattern'-cap-trapezoids as specifically intended for usage on the various Luftwaffe-pattern- and/or bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: 'M43-pattern'-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen'). Both examples came in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or: fully unconfectioned-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). Both examples were never 'trimmed' nor used and can easily be graded virtually mint-/unissued. The asking-price is naturally intended per single piece. Simply an attractive Luftwaffe-related- and/or trapezoid-shaped cap-badge that can easily be used to restore any bluish-grey-coloured 'Einheitsmütze' or ideally fitted to be stored in any cloth-insignia collection: I deem that I have priced these attractive examples accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH \'Kriegsmarine\' golden-toned (ie. \'Feuervergoldeter\'), aluminium-based breast-eagle, as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer tunics This a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH 'Kriegsmarine'-related-, golden-toned (ie. 'Feuervergoldeter'), aluminium-based breast-eagle, as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer tunics, in overall very nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The piece - which is slighty converse-shaped - is a neatly maker- (ie. 'M'-) marked, aluminium-based example that has a very nice, 'frosty' and/or detailed appearance. The piece is IMO however clearly worn and shows some obvious wear and/or age. It shows however no damage whatsoever: most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) are still nicely preserved (see pictures). The badge just shows some minimal age ie. staining as to be expected. The piece comes mounted on its original (and naturally functional- and also aluminium-based-) pin and also retains its (often missing!) third attachment-pin (shaped like a clip - see pictures). These attractive navy-type tunic-eagles can easily be considered fairly scarce. It should be noted that this model could eventually also be used for a WH (Heeres) General Officers' summer-tunic (there was no difference between the metal breast-eagles used for these two branches). Simply a truly attractive KM-eagle: hard to find a better example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH \'Kriegsmarine\' golden-toned- (ie. \'Feuervergoldeter\'), metal-based breast-eagle, as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics This a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH 'Kriegsmarine'-related-, golden-toned (ie. 'Feuervergoldeter'), metal-based breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer tunics and that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The (unmarked) piece is a 'standard-pattern' example that has a very nice, 'frosty' and/or detailed appearance. The piece was, however, clearly worn and shows some obvious wear and/or age. It shows however no damage whatsoever: most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) are still nicely preserved (see pictures). The badge just shows some minimal age ie. staining as to be expected. The piece comes mounted on its original (and naturally functional) pin and also retains its (often missing!) third attachment-pin (shaped like a clip - see pictures). These attractive navy-type tunic-eagles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. It should be noted that this pattern breast-eagle could eventually also be used for a WH (Heeres) general-officers' summer-tunic (there was no difference between the metal breast-eagles used for these two branches). Simply a truly attractive KM-eagle: hard to find a better example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH \'Kriegsmarine\' golden-toned- (ie. \'Feuervergoldeter\'), metal-based breast-eagle, as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics This a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH 'Kriegsmarine'-related-, golden-toned (ie. 'Feuervergoldeter'), metal-based breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer tunics and that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The (unmarked) piece is a 'standard-pattern' example that has a very nice, 'frosty' and/or detailed appearance. The piece was, however, clearly worn and shows some obvious wear and/or age. It shows however no damage whatsoever: most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) are still nicely preserved (see pictures). The badge just shows some minimal age ie. staining as to be expected. The piece comes mounted on its original (and naturally functional) pin and also retains its (often missing!) third attachment-pin (shaped like a clip - see pictures). These attractive navy-type tunic-eagles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. It should be noted that this pattern breast-eagle could eventually also be used for a WH (Heeres) general-officers' summer-tunic (there was no difference between the metal breast-eagles used for these two branches). Simply a truly attractive KM-eagle: hard to find a better example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH \'Kriegsmarine\' golden-toned- (ie. \'Feuervergoldeter\'), metal-based breast-eagle, as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics This a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH 'Kriegsmarine'-related-, golden-toned (ie. 'Feuervergoldeter'), metal-based breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer tunics and that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The (unmarked) piece is a 'standard-pattern' example that has a very nice, 'frosty' and/or detailed appearance. The piece was, however, clearly worn and shows some obvious wear and/or age. It shows however no damage whatsoever: most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) are still nicely preserved (see pictures). The badge just shows some minimal age ie. staining as to be expected. The piece comes mounted on its original (and naturally functional) silver-toned pin and also retains its (often missing!) third attachment-pin (shaped like a clip - see pictures). These attractive navy-type tunic-eagles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. It should be noted that this pattern breast-eagle could eventually also be used for a WH (Heeres) general-officers' summer-tunic (there was no difference between the metal breast-eagles used for these two branches). Simply a truly attractive KM-eagle: hard to find a better example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH \'Kriegsmarine\' golden-toned- (ie. \'Feuervergoldeter\'), metal-based breast-eagle, as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics This a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH 'Kriegsmarine'-related-, golden-toned (ie. 'Feuervergoldeter'), metal-based breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer tunics and that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The (unmarked) piece is a 'standard-pattern' example that has a very nice, 'frosty' and/or detailed appearance. The piece was, however, clearly worn and shows some obvious wear and/or age. It shows however no damage whatsoever: most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) are still nicely preserved (see pictures). The badge just shows some minimal age ie. staining as to be expected. The piece comes mounted on its original (and naturally functional) silver-toned pin and also retains its (often missing!) third attachment-pin (shaped like a clip - see pictures). These attractive navy-type tunic-eagles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. It should be noted that this pattern breast-eagle could eventually also be used for a WH (Heeres) general-officers' summer-tunic (there was no difference between the metal breast-eagles used for these two branches). Simply a truly attractive KM-eagle: hard to find a better example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WH-related lapel-pin, as intended for a: ‘Wehrmachtsgefolge’, neatly maker-marked on the back: ‘O.Placzeck - Berlin’ (smaller version) - nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-) condition! This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH-related lapel-pin, as intended for a: ‘Wehrmachtsgefolge’, being a smaller-sized example that is neatly maker-marked on the back with the makers-signifcation: ‘O.Placzeck - Berlin’, in overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-) condition. The badge is made-out-of bronze-toned metal and shows no real damage whatsoever: it is just a tiny bit dirty caused by regular wear ie. fair usage. These ‘Wehrmachtsgefolge’ (or 'WG’) were by very nature not regular armed forces but auxiliaries to them. In fact, the only true auxiliary forces were the ‘Wehrmachtsgefolge’ (or armed forces auxiliaries) which were those formations or organizations that were not a part of the armed forces, but which served such an important support role that they were given protection under the Geneva Convention. The piece is neatly maker-marked: ‘O.Placzeck - Berlin’ on the back and comes on its functional (fairly long-sized-) pin. It is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given the nr. 9502C and an estimated value of 75 Eu. The badge was never cleaned and has a nice and fairly darkened age-patina. As stated is this the smaller-sized version (having a approx. diameter of 2,5 cms.). Simply a nice and honest example which is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - WWI-period, silver-coloured breast- (ie. honorary-) badge aka: \'Frontkämpferabzeichen des Weltkrieges 1914-1918 mit Schwertern\' (as was presumably awarded in the early 30-ies) This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - WWI-period, silver-coloured breast- (ie. honorary-) badge also known as: \'Frontkämpferabzeichen des Weltkrieges 1914-1918 mit Schwertern\' being an example that was (presumably) awarded in the early 30-ies and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These attractive breast-badges recognised loyal front-duty in the Great War and were awarded by the veterans\'-association: \'Verband der Frontkämpfer des Weltkriegs 1914-1918 e.V.\' based in the town of Bremen. This - with certainty high-quality produced! - badge is (I deem) made out of silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based- metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and truly has an immaculate silvered surface: it is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen from the pictures). The badge on offer here is not marker-marked but does show a: \'D.R.G.M.\' and/or: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-marking on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive and fairly large-sized badges (measuring approximately 5,2 x 4,5 cms.) came with an official award-document (ie. \'Besitzzeugnis\'). The piece was - as stated above - never been cleaned nor polished and comes of course mounted on its functional pin-/catch (-set-up). Simply a very attractive example that is hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Auszeichnungsplakette\' being a \'Mayer & Wilhelm\'-marked example depicting Hitler and Mussolini and text: \'Den Völkern den Frieden - 1938\' The attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - typically zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based supporter-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Auszeichnungsplakette\') being a \'Mayer & Wilhelm - Stuttgart\'-marked example depicting an illustration of Hitler and Mussolini and text: \'Den Völkern den Frieden - 1938\' an d that comes in an overall nicely preserved condition. The unusually square-sized piece is (I deem) executed in greyish-silver-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and only shows minimal wear and/or age but nevertheless retains a nicely preserved surface without showing any defaults. The plaque - which measures approximately 4,2 x 4,2 cms. - has I deem never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - supporter plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Auszeichnungsplakette\') commemorating the German-Italian cooperation!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being an unmarked, so-called: \'half-moon hinge-plate\'-variant-pattern that was produced by a to date still unknown maker This particular example - being a fairly scarcely encountered, non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\') based - so-called: solid-back-variant-pattern has maintained an attractive age-patina and comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-toned-) pin. The piece comes with a regular hinge- and/or so-called: \'half-moon hinge-plate\'-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures) and is quite detailed and/or pronounced: it has I deem just been moderately used and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it is, moreover, quite dirty but was I deemnever cleaned. The piece is, however, never polished and does still show great pronounced detail. This specific GAB - of which to date no exact maker has been determined - is also described on the German Combat Awards- (ie. GCA-) Forum, whereat it has been given the unique reference-number: \'1.29.1 - \'half-moon hinge-plate\'-variant-pattern by a to date unknown maker. It should be noted that this is a desirable - and with certainty not often encountered! - GAB-variant that can easily be graded \'scarce\'!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being an unmarked, so-called: \'half-moon hinge-plate\'-variant-pattern that was produced by a to date unknown maker This particular example - being a fairly scarcely encountered! - non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\') based-, solid-back-variant-pattern that has maintained an attractive age-patina and comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-toned-) pin. The piece comes with a regular hinge- and/or so-called: \'half-moon hinge-plate\'-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures) and is quite detailed and/or pronounced: it has IMO been moderately used and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it is, moreover, quite dirty but was IMO never cleaned. The piece is, however, never polished and does still show great pronounced detail. This specific GAB - of which to date no exact maker has been determined - is also described on the German Combat Awards- (ie. GCA-) Forum, whereat it has been given the unique reference-number: \'1.29.1 - \'half-moon hinge-plate\'-variant-pattern by a to date unknown maker. It should be noted that this is a desirable - and with certainty not often encountered! - GAB-variant that can easily be graded \'scarce\'!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Buntmetall\'-based, \'HJ\'- (ie. \'BDM\'-) related so-called: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' (of the 2nd model) entitled: \'Gausieger 1938\' and being a maker- (ie.: \'G. Brehmer\'-) marked example This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 'HJ'- ('Hitlerjugend') ie. 'BDM'- ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') related, so-called: 'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen' being a high-quality (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based award (of the 2nd model) bearing the text: 'Gausieger 1938' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit - I deem - just moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The truly attractive badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, silvered metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the clearly present makers'-designation: 'Gustav Brehmer - Markneukirchen' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition and is truly void of enamel-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It is just a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty caused by normal age and minimal wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and totally unaltered-) catch and/or functional pin- (ie. catch) attachment. The badge has a truly wonderful appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished: it comes as recently found. Simply a very attractive - and truly scarcely seen! - high-quality-produced, 'youth-related'-award that is priced according to its fully untouched and undamaged condition!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Buntmetall\'-based, \'HJ\'- (ie. \'BDM\'-) related so-called: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' (of the 2nd model) entitled: \'Gausieger 1938\' and being a maker- (ie.: \'G. Brehmer\'-) marked example This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 'HJ'- ('Hitlerjugend') ie. 'BDM'- ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') related, so-called: 'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen' being a high-quality (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based award (of the 2nd model) bearing the text: 'Gausieger 1938' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit - I deem - just moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The truly attractive badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, silvered metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the clearly present makers'-designation: 'Gustav Brehmer - Markneukirchen' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition and is truly void of enamel-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It is just a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty caused by normal age and minimal wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and totally unaltered-) catch and/or functional pin- (ie. catch) attachment. The badge has a truly wonderful appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished: it comes as recently found. Simply a very attractive - and truly scarcely seen! - high-quality-produced, 'youth-related'-award that is priced according to its fully untouched and undamaged condition!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Buntmetall\'-based, \'HJ\'- (ie. \'BDM\'-) related so-called: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' (of the 2nd model) entitled: \'Gausieger 1939\' and being a maker- (ie.: \'G. Brehmer\'-) marked example This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 'HJ'- ('Hitlerjugend') ie. 'BDM'- ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') related, so-called: 'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen' being a high-quality (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based award (of the 2nd model) bearing the text: 'Gausieger 1939' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The truly attractive badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, silvered metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: 'Gustav Brehmer - Marneukirchen' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition and regrettably shows some minimal enamel-damage in the lowe -bright-red area of the 'Raute' (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, is it just a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty caused by normal age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and unaltered-) catch and/or functional pin- (ie. catch) attachment. The badge has a wonderful appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive - and truly scarcely seen! high-quality-produced 'youth-related'-award that is priced according to its minimal enamel-damage!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Buntmetall\'-based, \'HJ\'- (ie. \'BDM\'-) related so-called: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' (of the 2nd model) entitled: \'Gausieger 1939\' and being a maker- (ie.: \'G. Brehmer\'-) marked example This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 'HJ'- ('Hitlerjugend') ie. 'BDM'- ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') related, so-called: 'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen' being a high-quality (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based award (of the 2nd model) bearing the text: 'Gausieger 1939' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The truly attractive badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, silvered metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: 'Gustav Brehmer - Marneukirchen' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition and is truly totally void of any enamel-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It is just a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty caused by normal age and moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and totally unaltered-) catch and/or functional pin- (ie. catch) attachment. The badge has a truly wonderful appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished: it comes as found. Simply an attractive - and truly scarcely seen! - high-quality-produced 'youth-related'-award that is priced according to its untouched and undamaged condition!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Buntmetall\'-based, \'HJ\'- (ie. \'BDM\'-) related so-called: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' (of the 2nd model) entitled: \'Gausieger 1939\' and being a maker- (ie.: \'G. Brehmer\'-) marked example This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 'HJ'- ('Hitlerjugend') ie. 'BDM'- ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') related, so-called: 'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen' being a high-quality (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based award (of the 2nd model) bearing the text: 'Gausieger 1939' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The truly attractive badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, silvered metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: 'Gustav Brehmer - Marneukirchen' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition and is truly totally void of any enamel-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It is just a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty caused by normal age and moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and totally unaltered-) catch and/or functional pin- (ie. catch) attachment. The badge has a truly wonderful appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished: it comes as found. Simply an attractive - and truly scarcely seen! - high-quality-produced 'youth-related'-award that is priced according to its fully untouched and undamaged condition!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Buntmetall\'-based, \'HJ\'- (ie. \'BDM\'-) related so-called: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' (of the 2nd model) entitled: \'Gausieger 1939\' and being a maker- (ie.: \'G. Brehmer\'-) marked example This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 'HJ'- ('Hitlerjugend') ie. 'BDM'- ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') related, so-called: 'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen' being a high-quality (ie. 'Buntmetall versilbertes'-) based award (of the 2nd model) bearing the text: 'Gausieger 1939' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The truly attractive badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, silvered metal (ie. 'versilbertes Buntmetall'-) and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the typical makers'-designation: 'Gustav Brehmer - Marneukirchen' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition and is truly totally void of any enamel-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It is just a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty caused by normal age and moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and totally unaltered-) catch and/or functional pin- (ie. catch) attachment. The badge has a truly wonderful appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished: it comes as found. Simply an attractive - and truly scarcely seen! - high-quality-produced 'youth-related'-award that is priced according to its fully untouched and undamaged condition!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Buntmetall\'-based, \'HJ\'-related minature (ie.: \'HJ-Führer-Sportabzeichen Halbminatur\') being a maker- (ie. \'RzM M/101\' or: \'G. Brehmer\'-) marked example that comes in a wonderful, condition This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - high-quality-produced, 'Buntmetall'-based (ie. 'feuervergoldetes') 'HJ'-related miniature (ie. 'Halbminatur') of a so-called: 'HJ-Führer-Sportabzeichen' (or: HJ-leaders sports'-badge) being a clearly maker- (ie. 'RzM M/101' or: 'G. Brehmer'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit - I deem - moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The truly attractive miniature-badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, golden-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the designation: 'RzM M/101' and is thus a quality-produced badge that was produced by the maker: 'Gustav Brehmer - Markneukirchen' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge measures only 2 cms. in height and comes in a truly minimally used- ie. hardly worn condition: it is totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, is it just a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty caused by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and totally unaltered) catch and/or fully functional pin- (ie. catch) attachment. The badge - which is in all respects a representation of its larger counterparts - truly retains a wonderful appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished. Simply a very attractive - and truly scarcely seen! - high-quality-produced, 'HJ-Führer-Sportabzeichen Halbminiatur' that is priced according to its fully untouched condition!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Buntmetall\'-based, \'HJ\'-related minature (ie.: \'HJ-Führer-Sportabzeichen Halbminatur\') being a maker- (ie. \'RzM M/101\'-) marked example that comes in an overall wonderful condition This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - high-quality-produced, 'Buntmetall'-based (ie. 'feuervergoldetes') 'HJ'-related miniature (ie. 'Halbminatur') of a so-called: 'HJ-Führer-Sportabzeichen' (or: HJ-leaders sports'-badge) being a clearly maker- (ie. 'RzM M/101' or: 'G. Brehmer'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit - I deem - just moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The truly attractive miniature-badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, golden-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the designation: 'RzM M/101' and is thus a quality-produced badge that was produced by the maker: 'Gustav Brehmer - Markneukirchen' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge measures only 2 cms. in height and comes in a truly minimally used- ie. hardly worn condition: it is totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, is it just a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty caused by normal age and/or storage for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and totally unaltered) catch and/or fully functional pin- (ie. catch) attachment. The badge - which is in all respects a representation of its larger counterparts - truly retains a wonderful appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished. Simply a very attractive - and truly scarcely seen! - high-quality-produced, 'HJ-Führer-Sportabzeichen Halbminiatur' that is priced according to its fully untouched condition!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Buntmetall\'-based-, \'HJ\'- ie. \'BDM\'-related, so-called: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' (of the 2nd model) entitled: \'Kreissieger 1938\' and being a maker- (ie.: \'G. Brehmer\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 'HJ'- ('Hitlerjugend') ie. 'BDM'- ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') related, so-called: 'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen' being a high-quality (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based award (of the 2nd model) bearing the text: 'Kreissieger 1938' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used- and/or minimally damaged-), condition. The attractive badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, copper-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-signification: 'Gustav Brehmer - Marneukirchen' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition but does show, however, a minimally damaged enamelled 'Raute' (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, is it just a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty caused by normal age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted on its (fully functional- and unaltered-) catch and/or functional pin- (ie. catch) attachment. The badge has a wonderful appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive 'youth-related'-award that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'- (ie. WWII-period) pocket-watch (\'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Arsa\', having a black-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that reads: \'D 9345 H\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a 'standard-pattern'-, 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'- (ie. WWII-period) pocket-watch (or: 'Dienstuhr') of the make: 'Arsa', having a black-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that reads: 'D 9345 H' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and/or fully functional!), condition. These neat pocket-watches - having a standard 15- or 17-jewel movement - were distributed at a limited scale to the various soldiers (ie. NCO and/or officers!) of the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and were properly entered in both: 'Wehrpass' and/or 'Soldbuch'. They had to be engraved with a 'DH' numbering (which abbreviation stands for: 'Deutsches Heer'). As stated above, has the piece on offer here a fully undamaged black-coloured dial(plate) having a subsidiary 'seconds'-dial at the 6 o'clock position. The piece has an attractive (and virtually undamaged) casing (which is executed in nickle-silver-based metal that shows its copper-toned underlay): the watch just shows some minimal wear and/or age. As stated above is the piece still fully functional and running. Simply a very nice and scarcely seen piece: I deem that I have priced this attractive equiment-piece accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'- (ie. WWII-period) pocket-watch (\'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Dogma\', having a black-coloured dial-plate and/or non-engraved back-plate and that comes mounted on its period-chain This is an attractive - and/or fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a \'standard-issue\'-pattern, \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'- (ie. WWII-period) pocket-watch (or: \'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Dogma\', having a black-coloured dial-plate and that comes mounted onto its accompanying (and period!) chain as issued and worn and that comes in an overall very nice- (and/or still functional!), condition. These neat pocket-watches - having a standard 15- or 17-jewel movement - were distributed at a limited scale to the various soldiers (ie. NCO and/or officers!) of the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' and were properly entered in both: \'Wehrpass\' and/or \'Soldbuch\'. Most of the times they are found with an engraved \'DH\'-numbering on its back (which abbreviation stands for: \'Deutsches Heer\') but this items is void of such an engraving (something that I have observed more often). As stated above, has the piece on offer here a fully undamaged black-coloured dial(plate) having a subsidiary \'seconds\'-dial at the 6 o\'clock position. The piece has a very attractive (and virtually undamaged) casing (which is executed in nickle-silver-based metal): the watch just shows some moderate wear and/or age. As stated above is the piece still fully functional and running. Simply a very nice and truly scarcely seen piece: I deem that I have priced this attractive equiment-piece accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'- (ie. WWII-period) pocket-watch (\'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Silvana\' having a black-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that reads: \'D 348656 H\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a \'standard-pattern\', \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'- (ie. WWII-period) pocket-watch (or: \'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Silvana\' having a black-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that reads: \'D 348656 H\' and comes in an overall very nice- (and/or fully functional!), condition. These neat pocket-watches - having a standard 15- (or 17) -jewel movement - were distributed at a limited scale to the various soldiers (ie. NCO and/or officers!) of the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' and were properly entered in both: \'Wehrpass\' and/or \'Soldbuch\'. They had to be engraved with a \'DH\' numbering (which abbreviation stands for: \'Deutsches Heer\'). As stated above, has the piece on offer here a fully undamaged black-coloured dial(plate) having a subsidiary \'seconds\'-dial at the 6 o\'clock position. The piece has a very attractive (and virtually undamaged) casing (which is executed in nickle-silver-based metal): the watch just shows some minimal wear and/or age. As stated above is the piece still fully functional and running. Simply a very nice and truly scarcely seen piece: I deem that I have priced this attractive equiment-piece accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'- (ie. WWII-period) pocket-watch (\'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Silvana\', having a black-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that reads: \'D 349940 H\' and that comes on its chain This is a truly attractive - and/or fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a 'standard-pattern'-, 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'- (ie. WWII-period) pocket-watch (or: 'Dienstuhr') of the make: 'Silvana', having a black-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that reads: 'D 349940 H' and that comes mounted on its accompanying chain as issued and worn and that comes in an overall very nice- (and/or fully functional!), condition. These neat pocket-watches - having a standard 15- or 17-jewel movement - were distributed at a limited scale to the various soldiers (ie. NCO and/or officers!) of the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and were properly entered in both: 'Wehrpass' and/or 'Soldbuch'. They had to be engraved with a 'DH' numbering (which abbreviation stands for: 'Deutsches Heer'). As stated above, has the piece on offer here a fully undamaged black-coloured dial(plate) having a subsidiary 'seconds'-dial at the 6 o'clock position. The piece has a very attractive (and virtually undamaged) casing (which is executed in nickle-silver-based metal): the watch just shows some minimal wear and/or age. As stated above is the piece still fully functional and running. Simply a very nice and truly scarcely seen piece: I deem that I have priced this attractive equiment-piece accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'- (ie. WWII-period) pocket-watch (\'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Zenith\' having a black-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that reads: \'D 8412589 H\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a \'standard-pattern\', \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'- (ie. WWII-period) pocket-watch (or: \'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Silvana\' having a black-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that reads: \'D 8412589 H\' and comes in an overall nice- (albeit regrettably non-running), condition. These neat pocket-watches - having a standard 15- (or 17) -jewel movement - were distributed at a limited scale to the various soldiers (ie. NCO and/or officers!) of the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' and were properly entered in both: \'Wehrpass\' and/or \'Soldbuch\'. They had to be engraved with a \'DH\' numbering (which abbreviation stands for: \'Deutsches Heer\'). As stated above, has the piece on offer here a fully undamaged black-coloured dial(plate) having a subsidiary \'seconds\'-dial at the 6 o\'clock position. The piece has a very attractive (and virtually undamaged) casing (which is executed in nickle-silver-based metal): the watch just shows some minimal wear and/or age (and comes as stated above in a non-running-condition). I am convinced that it can easily be serviced and made functional if wished so. Still a very nice and truly scarcely seen piece: I deem that I have priced this attractive equiment-piece accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'- (ie. WWII-period) pocket-watch (\'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Zenith\' having a black-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that reads: \'D 8413833 H\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a \'standard-pattern\', \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'- (ie. WWII-period) pocket-watch (or: \'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Silvana\' having a black-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that reads: \'D 8413833 H\' and comes in an overall nice- (albeit non-running), condition. These neat pocket-watches - having a standard 15- (or 17) -jewel movement - were distributed at a limited scale to the various soldiers (ie. NCO and/or officers!) of the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' and were properly entered in both: \'Wehrpass\' and/or \'Soldbuch\'. They had to be engraved with a \'DH\' numbering (which abbreviation stands for: \'Deutsches Heer\'). As stated above, has the piece on offer here a fully undamaged black-coloured dial(plate) having a subsidiary \'seconds\'-dial at the 6 o\'clock position. The piece has a very attractive (and virtually undamaged) casing (which is executed in nickle-silver-based metal): the watch just shows some minimal wear and/or age (and comes as stated above in a non-running-condition). I am convinced that it can easily be serviced and made functional if wished so. Still a very nice and truly scarcely seen piece: I deem that I have priced this attractive equiment-piece accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'- (ie. WWII-period) pocket-watch (\'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Zenith\' having a white-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that reads: \'D57103H\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a \'standard-issue\'-pattern, \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'- (ie. WWII-period) pocket-watch (or: \'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Zenith\' having a white-coloured dial-plate and/or engraved back-plate that reads: \'D51703H\' and comes in an overall nice- (albeit regrettably non-functional- ie. non-running), condition. These neat pocket-watches - having a standard 15- (or 17) -jewel movement - were distributed at a limited scale to the various soldiers (ie. NCO and/or officers!) of the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' and were properly entered in both: \'Wehrpass\' and/or \'Soldbuch\'. They had to be engraved with a \'DH\' numbering (which abbreviation stands for: \'Deutsches Heer\'). As stated above, has the piece on offer here a fully undamaged white-coloured dial(plate) having a subsidiary \'seconds\'-dial at the 6 o\'clock position. The piece has a very attractive (and virtually undamaged) casing (which is executed in shiny, nickle-silver-based metal): the watch just shows some minimal wear and/or age (and comes as stated above in a non-running-condition). I am convinced that it can be serviced and made functional if wished so. Still a very nice and truly scarcely seen piece: I deem that I have priced this attractive equiment-piece accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Mitte Thüringen\' being a moderately used- ie. worn example that retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is a \'male\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen onto a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was with certainty issued and was just moderately used- (ie. once tunic- ie. shirt-) attached: it still shows some minimal stitching-remains- ie. holes (as can be noticed on the pictures). The triangle shows its period-attached \'RzM-etiket\' something that is not always the case (as can be seen on the pictures). It just shows some minimal age- ie. staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually truly scarcely found! - male-type \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Mitte Thüringen\' This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was IMO with certainty used and/or once tunic-attached and regrettably misses its paper-based-, so-called: 'RzM-etiket'. Moreover, does it show three (black-coloured- and metal-based- 'snaps' attached on its back (attached in order to easily remove- or attach it to a shirt or tunic - see pictures). It should be noted that these 'exotic' BDM-district-triangles rank amongst the more difficult youth-triangles of the extensive 'Gebietsdreiecke'-series to encounter. This particular 'BDM'-piece can easily be graded: 'scarce'. I deem that I priced this example according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Nord Nordmark\' (still retaining its \'RzM-etiket\') This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was IMO with certainty used and/or once tunic- or shirt-attached but still shows its period- and paper-based-, so-called: 'RzM-etiket' attached. Moreover, does it show three (silver-coloured- and metal-based- 'snaps' attached on its back (attached in order to easily remove- or attach it to a shirt or tunic - see pictures). The piece was clearly used and worn and does show some obvious age, wear and/or staining. I deem that I priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Süd Württemberg\' This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was IMO with certainty used and/or once tunic- or shirt-attached and regrettably misses its paper-based-, so-called: 'RzM-etiket'. Moreover, does it show three (black-coloured- and metal-based- 'snaps' attached on its back (attached in order to easily remove- or attach it to a shirt or tunic - see pictures). It should be noted that these 'exotic' BDM-district-triangles rank amongst the more difficult youth-triangles of the extensive 'Gebietsdreiecke'-series to encounter. This particular 'BDM'-piece can easily be graded: 'scarce'. I deem that I priced this example according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Moselland\' This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was IMO with certainty used and/or once tunic- or shirt-attached and regrettably misses its paper-based-, so-called: 'RzM-etiket'. Moreover, does it show three (silver-coloured- and metal-based- 'snaps' attached on its back (attached in order to easily remove- or attach it to a shirt or tunic - see pictures). The piece was clearly used and worn and does show some obvious age, wear and/or staining. I deem that I priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Saarpfalz\', that comes with its originally attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example comes as stated with its originally attached-, paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' ('U-Stück') still in place and comes in a virtually mint-/unissued- (and never tunic- ie. shirt-attached-) condition. It should be noted that this is one of the more difficult to encounter HJ district-triangles of the extensive 'Gebietsdreiecke'-series that is not that often offered for sale. This particular 'BDM'-piece - that was recently found at a private household - can therefore easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'.

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'standard-issue\'-type, WH binoculars \'Dienstglas\' 6 x 30 so-called: \'anti-movement flap\' (or: \'Tragelasche\') as executed in black-coloured leather, being a maker- (ie. DDX-) marked- and \'42\'-dated example This is a little piece of WH-equipment that is often missing in an equipment set-up: a so-called leather-based, 'anti-movement flap' (or: 'Tragelasche') as was fitted for usage on the standard-pattern WH binoculars called: 'Dienstglas - 6 x 30', as executed in fairly shiny, black-coloured leather, being a neatly maker- (ie. DDX-) marked and/or: '1942'-dated example and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO virtually mint ie. minimally used- ie. worn), condition. The neat piece is as stated IMO hardly used and shows some regular traces of wear: the piece is, however, totally undamaged and fully souple: it comes thus in a still fully functional condition. The flap comes with both its two, original blackened 'studs' in place and can easily be re-mounted to any binocular-pair. As stated above is this example neatly ink-stamped on its back with the three-digit code: 'DDX' (signifying that is was produced by the: 'Voigtländer' company) and date '1942', something that is with certainty not always the case. Simply a nice little piece of equipment that would surely look great if re-mounted on a pair of 6 x 30 (or even a 10 x 50) binoculars: withut doubt a very nice example of a fairly hard to find WH equipment-piece!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'TeNo\' (ie. \'Technische Nothilfe\') so-called: \'Zivilabzeichen\' that is individually numbered on the back with the bearers\'-number: \'158944\' This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 'TeNo' (ie. 'Technische Nothilfe' or: technical emergency-service) so-called: 'Zivilabzeichen' that is individually numbered on the back with the unique bearers'-number: '158944' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used and/or worn), condition. This example comes on its full-length pin and is individually numbered: '158944' as is more often the case. There were various types of this pin and this is an example of the third and final type. It also bears a neat: 'Ges.Gesch' patent-pending-marking on its back as usual. The piece comes in a slightly used- and/or worn condition overall (it retains, nevertheless, a fully undamaged enamelled surface as can be seen on the pictures) but and has IMO never been cleaned nor polised (only the back is a bit dirty ie. tarnished as more often). A similar lapel-pin is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, where it is given a unique nr. (5912C) and an estimated price of 120 Eu. Simply a very attractive and detailed 'TeNo'-lapel-pin: I deem that I priced it according to its very nice and/or undamaged- albeit used and worn, condition!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Verleihungsurkunde der Hitler-Jugend\' (or: youth-related award-document ie. \'Schuber\') as was issued (in 1941) to the: \'BDM-Mitglied\' Inge Thullner for winning the first price in a sports\'-contest This is an attractive - and most certainly scarcely encountered! - so-called: 'Verleihungsurkunde der Hitler-Jugend' (or: youth-related award-document ie. 'Schuber') as was issued (in July 1941) to the: 'BDM-Mitglied' Inge Thullner for winning the first price (ie. '1.Sieg') in a BDM-sports-contest named: 'Gebiets- und Obergau-Meisterschaften des Gebietes und Obergaues Thüringen (17)' (dealing with 'Kugelstossen BDM-Werk' held in the town of Jena) and that comes in an overall very nice and/or fully undamaged, condition. The document - which comes stored in a bordeaux-red-coloured folder ie. 'Schuber' that is sized: 21,5 x 14,8 cms. - is fully filled-in by hand (by means of nicely caligraphed script) and shows two (I deem facsimile) signatures of high-ranked HJ- (ie. BDM-) officials. The piece comes in an overall very nice - albeit minimally used - condition: it is NOT denazified or alike and shows a fully preserved (golden-toned) eagle-device on its front (as can be seen on the pictures). Surely a decorative and with certainly scarcely encountered Hitlerjugend- (ie. BDM-) related so-called: 'Verleihungsurkunde der Hitler-Jugend': only the first such neat BDM-related-document I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and scarcely encountered! - \'Zoll\'- (ie. customs-) related, M43-cap-eagle ie. trapezoid (ie. \'Hoheitszeichen des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz\') that comes in a moderately used- ie. cap-removed, condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - 'Zoll'- (ie. customs-) related- (and I deem officers'-pattern) so-called: M43-cap-eagle (ie. cap-trapezoid or: 'Hoheitszeichen des Reichsfinanzverwaltung- o. Zollgrenzschutz') being a clearly worn- and or carefully cap-removed example that is executed in the neatly woven, so-called: 'flatwire'- (ie. 'BeVo-weave'-) pattern and that comes in a moderately used- and/or worn, condition. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail but shows some minimal age, wear- and/or staining (some stiching-remains are also present and visible). The cap-eagle originates from a private household where it was recently uncovered. Simply an attractive 'Zoll'-related cap-trapezoid that is actually not that often encountered!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - (early pattern!) EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was specifically intended for usage by the: \'RLB-Entgiftungsdienst\' This is an attractive - I deem early-pattern and with certainty scarcely encountered! - multi-coloured- and EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband (ie. \'Dienst-Armbinde\') that is executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern and that is depicting a (single- and broad-sized) black-coloured- (and neatly interwoven!) \'horizontal stripe\' onto a white-toned background as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving within the: \'RLB-Entgiftungsdienst\' (or: RLB gas-decontamination-service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and I deem simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. \'Werk-Luftschutz\'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armband on offer here - which measures folded approximately 40 x 10,5 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever: it just shows some minimal staining ie. storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by the: \'RLB-Entgiftungsdienst\'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - (early pattern!) EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was specifically intended for usage by the: \'RLB-Entgiftungsdienst\' This is an attractive - I deem early-pattern and with certainty scarcely encountered! - multi-coloured- and EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband (ie. 'Dienst-Armbinde') that is executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and that is depicting three, black-coloured- (and neatly interwoven!) 'horizontal stripes' onto a white-toned background as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving within the: 'RLB-Entgiftungsdienst' (or: RLB gas-decontamination-service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and I deem simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. 'Werk-Luftschutz'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armband on offer here - which measures folded approximately 40 x 10,5 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever: it just shows some minimal staining ie. storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by the: 'RLB-Entgiftungsdienst'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - bronze-toned- (ie. tin-based) day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate an: \'veteran-related\'-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Bundestag Dresden - 1914-1939 - Messina-Dardanellen\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely found! - reddish bronze-toned- (ie. I deem tin-based) day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') as was issued to commemorate a: 'veteran-related'-gathering ie. rally entitled: 'Bundestag Dresden - 1914-1939 - Messina-Dardanellen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit with certainty issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical reddish bronze-toned pot-metal (ie. zinc) - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The circular-shaped piece depicts a detailed illustration of an: 'N.S.K.O.V.'-eagle-device (with swastika), two provinical- ie. town-shields coupled with the above-mentioned text. The badge - which is totally void of a makers'-designation as can be seen on the pictures - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Simply an attractive and scarcely found, veteran-related 'tinnie' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - commemorative, zinc-based \'HJ\' sports-related \'tinnie\' being a maker- (ie. \'F. Mannheim\'-) marked example depicting a \'HJ-Fahne\' and text: \'Grenzlandtreffen der HJ Pfalz-Saar am 12./13. August 1936\' The attractive - scarcely found and unusually square-sized in the format of a \'HJ-Raute\'! - day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in greyish-silver-coloured- and zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink-) based (pot)metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age. The badge comes mounted onto a functional pin-/catch set-up and has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is still quite detailed and retains a fair bit of its somewhat darkened- and/or: tarnished, silver-coloured finish. The \'tinnie\' shows (as stated above) a clearly present, period-glued-on makers\'-designation-label (that reads: \'F. Mannheim - Kaiserslaurttern\' as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows two hands holding a coloured (ie. painted) \'HJ-Fahne\' and is surrounded by the text: \'Grenzlandtreffen der HJ Pfalz-Saar am 12./13. August 1936\'. Simply an attractive - and unusual and surely not that easily found! - \'HJ\'- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) sports-related \'tinnie\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - commemorative, zinc-based \'HJ\' sports-related \'tinnie\' being a maker- (ie. \'Foerster u. Barth\'-) marked example depicting a \'HJ-Raute\' and text: \'Bann-Untergau-Sportfest - 1941 - Rastatt 21.22.6.\' The attractive - scarcely found and unusually square-sized! - day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in greyish-silver-coloured- and zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink-) based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age. The badge comes mounted onto a functional pin-/catch set-up and has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and retains truly all of its fairly darkened- and/or: tarnished, silver-coloured finish. The \'tinnie\' shows (as stated above) a clearly present makers\'-designation- (that reads: \'Foerster u. Barth - Pforzheim\') but also shows an: \'RzM M9/7\'-marking (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and not that easily found! - \'HJ\'- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) sports-related \'tinnie\'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - early-period- and bright-silver-toned- (ie. tin-based) day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate an: \'veteran-related\'-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'122 Treffen - Heilbronn - 3. Juni 1934\' This is a truly very attractive - and with certainty scarcely found! - early-period and/or bright-silver-toned- (ie. I deem tin-based) day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') as was issued to commemorate an: 'veteran-related'-gathering ie. rally entitled: '122 Treffen - Heilbronn - 3. Juni 1934' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit with certainty issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical silverish-toned pot-metal (ie. zinc) - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece depicts a detailed illustration of a deer and swastika-device coupled with the above-mentioned text. The badge - which is totally void of a makers'-designation as can be seen on the pictures - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) long-sized pin. Simply an attractive and scarcely found veteran-related 'tinnie' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - early-period- and bright-silver-toned- (ie. tin-based) day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate an: \'veteran-related\'-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Tag der Deutschen Soldaten - Erfurt - 2. Aug. 1933\' This is a truly very attractive - and with certainty scarcely found! - early-period and/or bright-silver-toned- (ie. I deem tin-based) day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') as was issued to commemorate an: 'veteran-related'-gathering ie. rally entitled: 'Tag der Deutschen Soldaten - Erfurt - 2. Augustus 1933' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit with certainty issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical silverish-toned pot-metal (ie. zinc) - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The oval-shaped piece depicts a detailed illustration of a soldier wearing a steelhelmet upon which a swastika-device is placed coupled with the above-mentioned text. The badge - which is totally void of a makers'-designation as can be seen on the pictures - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Simply an attractive and scarcely found, veteran-related 'tinnie' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - early-period- and silver-toned- (ie. tin-based) day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'1. Gau-Parteitag Hamburg - Parteigründungsfeier Hamburg - 23.2.34 - Vereidigung d. Polit. Leiter - 25.2.34\' This is a truly very attractive - and with certainty scarcely found! - early-period and/or bright-silver-toned- (ie. I deem tin-based- and/or nicely silvered) N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') as was issued to commemorate the: '1. Gau-Parteitag Hamburg - Parteigründungsfeier Hamburg - 23.2.34 - Vereidigung d. Polit. Leiter - 25.2.34' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit with certainty issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical silverish-toned pot-metal (ie. zinc) - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat larger-sized- and oval-shaped piece depicts a detailed illustration of the towns-shield of the city of Hamburg upon which a swastika-device is placed coupled with a hand (denoting an oath-taking ceremony for newly appointed 'N.S.D.A.P.-Politschen Leiter') surrounded by the above-mentioned text. The badge - which is totally void of a makers'-designation as can be seen on the pictures - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Simply an attractive and scarcely found, N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - early-period- and silver-toned- (ie. tin-based) day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'1. Gau-Parteitag Hamburg - Parteigründungsfeier Hamburg - 23.2.34 - Vereidigung d. Polit. Leiter - 25.2.34\' This is a truly attractive - and with certainty scarcely found! - early-period and/or bright-silver-toned- (ie. I deem tin-based- and/or nicely silvered) N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') as was issued to commemorate the: '1. Gau-Parteitag Hamburg - Parteigründungsfeier Hamburg - 23.2.34 - Vereidigung d. Polit. Leiter - 25.2.34' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit with certainty issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical silverish-toned pot-metal (ie. zinc) - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat larger-sized- and oval-shaped piece depicts a detailed illustration of the towns-shield of the city of Hamburg upon which a swastika-device is placed coupled with a hand (denoting an oath-taking ceremony for newly appointed 'N.S.D.A.P.-Politschen Leiter') surrounded by the above-mentioned text. The badge - which is totally void of a makers'-designation as can be seen on the pictures - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Simply an attractive and scarcely found, N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - early-period- and silver-toned- (ie. tin-based) day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'1. Gau-Parteitag Hamburg 24.2.34 - Parteigründungsfeier Hamburg - Vereidigung d. Polit. Leiter - 25.2.34\' This is a truly attractive - and with certainty scarcely found! - early-period and/or bright-silver-toned- (ie. I deem tin-based- and/or nicely silvered) N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'1. Gau-Parteitag Hamburg - 24.2.34 - Parteigründungsfeier Hamburg - Vereidigung d. Polit. Leiter - 25.2.34\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit with certainty issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical silverish-toned pot-metal (ie. zinc) - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat larger-sized- and oval-shaped piece depicts a detailed illustration of the towns-shield of the city of Hamburg upon which a swastika-device is placed coupled with a hand (denoting an oath-taking ceremony for newly appointed \'N.S.D.A.P.-Politschen Leiter\') surrounded by the above-mentioned text. The badge - which is totally void of a makers\'-designation as can be seen on the pictures - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Simply an attractive and scarcely found, N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern (I deem) \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband showing the interwoven text: \'Plichtfeuerwehr\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - bright-red-coloured- and (I deem) EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) related service-armband (ie. \'Dienst-Armbinde\') that is depicting the white-coloured- (and neatly \'BeVo\'-type!) text that reads: \'Plichtfeuerwehr\' onto a bright red-toned background as was (I deem) specifically intended for usage by a member serving as an: \'RLB-Feuerwehr\'-staff-member and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. \'Werk-Luftschutz\'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armband on offer here - which measures approximately 40 x 10,2 cms. - shows fair usage- and wear: it come loose but shows no damage whatsoever: it just shows some minimal staining and wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a (hard to decypher) ink-stamp which shows in any case the towns-name: \'Celle\' and also shows a single pip attached presumably denoting a rank (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'RLB-Plichtfeuerwehr Mitglied\'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armbadge as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was specifically intended for usage by the: \'RLB-Werkluftschutz Sachsen\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - green-coloured- and enlisted-mens' (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armbadge (ie. 'Dienst-Ärmelabzeichen') that is executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern on a green-toned (and bright-red-piped) background as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving within the: 'RLB-Werkluftschutz Sachsen' (or: factory-protection-service in the province of Sachsen) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. minimally used- and/or one tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive patches were worn on the various work-overalls (constructed out of herringbone-twill- (ie. 'Drillich'-like) material). It just shows some minimal staining ie. age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-badge as was specifically intended for usage by the members serving within the: 'RLB-Werkluftschutz Sachsen'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was intended for usage by a member serving as an: \'RLB-Beobachter\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - multi-coloured- and EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband (ie. 'Dienst-Armbinde') that is executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and that is depicting a capital, white-coloured 'B'-character onto a bright blue-toned background as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving as an: 'RLB-Beobachter' (ie. air-raid-warden-observer or roof-spotter) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and I deem simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. 'Werk-Luftschutz'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armband on offer here - which measures folded approximately 40 x 10,5 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever: it just shows some minimal staining ie. storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'RLB-Beobachter'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was intended for usage by a member serving as an: \'RLB-Beobachter\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - multi-coloured- and EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband (ie. 'Dienst-Armbinde') that is executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and that is depicting a capital, white-coloured 'B'-character onto a bright blue-toned background as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving as an: 'RLB-Beobachter' (ie. air-raid-warden-observer or roof-spotter) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and I deem simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. 'Werk-Luftschutz'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armband on offer here - which measures folded approximately 40 x 10,5 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever: it just shows some minimal staining ie. storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'RLB-Beobachter'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was intended for usage by a member serving as an: \'RLB-Melder\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - multi-coloured- and EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband (ie. 'Dienst-Armbinde') that is executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and that is depicting a capital, white-coloured 'M'-character onto a bright blue-toned background as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving as an: 'RLB-Melder' (ie. air-raid-warden-messenger) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and I deem simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. 'Werk-Luftschutz'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armband on offer here - which measures folded approximately 40 x 10,5 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever: it just shows some minimal staining ie. storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'RLB-Melder'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was intended for usage by a member serving within the: \'RLB erweiterten Selbstschutz\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - multi-coloured- and EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband (ie. 'Dienst-Armbinde') that is executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and that is depicting a white-red-coloured 'Cross'-symbol onto a bright blue-toned background as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving within the: 'RLB erweiterten Selbstschutz' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and I deem simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. 'Werk-Luftschutz'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armband on offer here - which measures folded approximately 40 x 10,5 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever: it just shows some minimal staining ie. storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by the: 'RLB erweiterten Selbstschutz'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was intended for usage by a member serving within the: \'RLB erweiterten Selbstschutz\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - multi-coloured- and EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband (ie. 'Dienst-Armbinde') that is executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and that is depicting a white-red-coloured 'Cross'-symbol onto a bright blue-toned background as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving within the: 'RLB erweiterten Selbstschutz' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and I deem simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. 'Werk-Luftschutz'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armband on offer here - which measures folded approximately 40 x 10,5 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever: it just shows some minimal staining ie. storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by the: 'RLB erweiterten Selbstschutz'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was intended for usage by a member serving within the: \'RLB Sanitätsdienst\' I recently uncovered two - fully identical and actually scarcely found! - examples of the EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband (both examples depicting a red-coloured 'Cross'-symbol onto a beige-white-toned background and being executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern) as was intended for usage by a member serving within the: 'RLB Sanitätsdienst' and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and I deem simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. 'Werk-Luftschutz'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armbands on offer here - which measure folded both approximately 40 x 10,5 cms. - simply show no wear nor damage whatsoever: they just show some minimal staining ie. storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by the: 'RLB Sanitätsdienst'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'RLB-Betriebs-Luftschutzführer\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - multi-coloured- and EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern so-called: 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband (ie. 'Dienst-Armbinde') that is executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and that is depicting a silver-white-coloured 'star'-symbol onto a blue-toned background as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving as a: 'RLB-Betriebs-Luftschutzführer' (or: factory air-raid leader) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and I deem simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. 'Werk-Luftschutz'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armband on offer here - which measures folded approximately 40 x 10,5 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever: it just shows some minimal staining ie. storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'RLB-Betriebs-Luftschutzführer'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was specifically intended for usage by the: \'RLB-Entgiftungsdienst\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - multi-coloured- and EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband (ie. 'Dienst-Armbinde') that is executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and that is depicting a bright-red-coloured 'G'-character onto a golden-yellow-toned background as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving within the: 'RLB-Entgiftungsdienst' (or: RLB gas-decontamination-service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and I deem simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. 'Werk-Luftschutz'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armband on offer here - which measures folded approximately 40 x 10,5 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever: it just shows some minimal staining ie. storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by the: 'RLB-Entgiftungsdienst'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was specifically intended for usage by the: \'RLB-Entgiftungsdienst\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - multi-coloured- and EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband (ie. 'Dienst-Armbinde') that is executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and that is depicting a bright-red-coloured 'G'-character onto a golden-yellow-toned background as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving within the: 'RLB-Entgiftungsdienst' (or: RLB gas-decontamination-service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and I deem simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. 'Werk-Luftschutz'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armband on offer here - which measures folded approximately 40 x 10,5 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever: it just shows some minimal staining ie. storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by the: 'RLB-Entgiftungsdienst'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was specifically intended for usage by the: \'RLB-Entgiftungsdienst\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - multi-coloured- and EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband (ie. \'Dienst-Armbinde\') that is executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern and that is depicting a bright-red-coloured \'G\'-character onto a golden-yellow-toned background as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving within the: \'RLB-Entgiftungsdienst\' (or: RLB gas-decontamination-service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and I deem simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. \'Werk-Luftschutz\'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armband on offer here - which measures folded approximately 40 x 10,5 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever: it just shows some minimal staining ie. storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by the: \'RLB-Entgiftungsdienst\'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was specifically intended for usage by the: \'RLB-Werkluftschutz\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - bright-red-coloured- and EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband (ie. 'Dienst-Armbinde') that is executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern on a bright-red-toned background as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving within the: 'RLB-Werkluftschutz' (or: or factory-protection-service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. 'Werk-Luftschutz'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armband on offer here - which shows the neatly interwoven 'borders' - measures folded approximately 40 x 10,4 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever: it just shows some minimal staining ie. storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by the members serving within the: 'RLB-Werkluftschutz'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was specifically intended for usage by the: \'RLB-Werkluftschutz\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - golden-yellow-coloured- and EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband (ie. 'Dienst-Armbinde') that is executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern on a golden-yellow-toned background as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving within the: 'RLB-Werkluftschutz' (or: or factory-protection-service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. 'Werk-Luftschutz'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armband on offer here - which shows the neatly interwoven 'borders' - measures folded approximately 40 x 10,4 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever: it just shows some minimal staining ie. storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by the members serving within the: 'RLB-Werkluftschutz'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was specifically intended for usage by the: \'RLB-Werkluftschutz\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - bright-red-coloured- and EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband (ie. 'Dienst-Armbinde') that is executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern on a bright-red-toned background as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving within the: 'RLB-Werkluftschutz' (or: or factory-protection-service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. 'Werk-Luftschutz'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armband on offer here - which shows the neatly interwoven 'borders' - measures folded approximately 40 x 10,4 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever: it just shows some minimal staining ie. storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by the members serving within the: 'RLB-Werkluftschutz'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was specifically intended for usage by the: \'RLB-Werkluftschutz\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - bright-red-coloured- and EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband (ie. 'Dienst-Armbinde') that is executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern on a bright-red-toned background as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving within the: 'RLB-Werkluftschutz' (or: or factory-protection-service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. 'Werk-Luftschutz'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armband on offer here - which shows the neatly interwoven 'borders' - measures folded approximately 40 x 10,4 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever: it just shows some minimal staining ie. storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by the members serving within the: 'RLB-Werkluftschutz'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) bright-red-coloured (and white piped!) service-armband as was intended for usage by a member serving as an: \'RLB-erweiterten-Selbstschützleiter\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - bright-red-coloured (and white piped- ie. showing two interwoven borders!) EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband (ie. \'Dienst-Armbinde\') as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving as an: \'RLB-erweiterten-Selbstschützleiter\' (ie. fire-brigade leader) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and I deem simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. \'Werk-Luftschutz\'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armband on offer here - which measures folded approximately 40 x 10,2 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever: it just shows some minimal staining ie. storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'RLB-erweiterten-Selbstschützleiter\'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband showing a period-attached capital \'O\'-character as was intended for usage by a member serving as an: \'RLB-Ortner\' (ie. caretaker) This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - bright-blue-coloured- and EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband (ie. 'Dienst-Armbinde') that is depicting a capital, white-coloured (and linnen-based) 'O'-character onto a bright blue-toned background as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving as an: 'RLB-Ortner' (ie. air-raid-warden caretaker) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and I deem simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. 'Werk-Luftschutz'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armband on offer here - which measures folded approximately 37 x 12 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever: it just shows some minimal staining ie. storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'RLB-Ortner'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, \'Reichsluftschutzbund\' (ie. \'RLB\'-) service-armband showing a period-attached capital \'W\'-character as was intended for usage by a member serving as an: \'RLB-Wache\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - bright-red-coloured- and EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband (ie. 'Dienst-Armbinde') that is depicting a capital, white-coloured (and linnen-based) 'W'-character onto a bright red-toned background as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving as an: 'RLB-Wache' (ie. air-raid-warden guard) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and I deem simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive armbands were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. eventually WLS- ie. 'Werk-Luftschutz'-related) tunics throughout the war. The nicely detailed armband on offer here - which measures folded approximately 38 x 8,7 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever: it just shows some minimal staining ie. storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - 'Reichsluftschutzbund' (ie. 'RLB'-) service-armband as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'RLB-Wache'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') \'HJ-Nachrichten-Leistungsabzeichen\' showing a silver-toned \'signal-blitz\' on a green-toned background as was intended to signify succesion in the: \'B-Prüfung\' This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') so-called: trade- ie. specialist-armbadge (or: \'HJ-Nachrichten-Leistungsabzeichen\') as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern (showing a bright-silver-toned \'signal-blitz\' on a typical greenish-coloured background) as was specifically intended to signify succesion in the so-called: signals\'-related: \'B-Prüfung\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and simply never used- nor worn-), condition. The neat badge - which is approximately 6,5 x 5,5 cms sized - was simply never folded nor confectioned and comes as \'straightly cut-off the role\' as can be seen on the pictures. As such, it can naturally easily be mounted onto a tunic or shirt if wished so. The piece misses, however, its paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat - and actually rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM cloth-based- and neatly \'BeVo\'-woven speciality-\'signal-patch\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') \'HJ-Nachrichten-Leistungsabzeichen\' showing a silver-toned \'signal-blitz\' on a green-toned background as was intended to signify succesion in the: \'B-Prüfung\' This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') so-called: trade- ie. specialist-armbadge (or: \'HJ-Nachrichten-Leistungsabzeichen\') as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern (showing a bright-silver-toned \'signal-blitz\' on a typical greenish-coloured background) as was specifically intended to signify succesion in the so-called: signals\'-related: \'B-Prüfung\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and simply never used- nor worn-), condition. The neat badge - which is approximately 6,5 x 5,5 cms sized - was simply never folded nor confectioned and comes as \'straightly cut-off the role\' as can be seen on the pictures. As such, it can naturally easily be mounted onto a tunic or shirt if wished so. The piece still retains its period-attached, paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat - and actually rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM cloth-based- and neatly \'BeVo\'-woven speciality-\'signal-patch\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') \'HJ-Nachrichten-Leistungsabzeichen\' showing a silver-toned \'signal-blitz\' on a green-toned background as was intended to signify succesion in the: \'B-Prüfung\' This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') so-called: trade- ie. specialist-armbadge (or: \'HJ-Nachrichten-Leistungsabzeichen\') as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern (showing a bright-silver-toned \'signal-blitz\' on a typical greenish-coloured background) as was specifically intended to signify succesion in the so-called: signals\'-related: \'B-Prüfung\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and simply never used- nor worn-), condition. The neat badge - which is approximately 6,5 x 5,5 cms sized - was simply never folded nor confectioned and comes as \'straightly cut-off the role\' as can be seen on the pictures. As such, it can naturally easily be mounted onto a tunic or shirt if wished so. The piece still retains its period-attached, paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat - and actually rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM cloth-based- and neatly \'BeVo\'-woven speciality-\'signal-patch\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') \'HJ-Nachrichten-Leistungsabzeichen\' showing a silver-toned \'signal-blitz\' on a green-toned background as was intended to signify succesion in the: \'B-Prüfung\' This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') so-called: trade- ie. specialist-armbadge (or: \'HJ-Nachrichten-Leistungsabzeichen\') as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern (showing a bright-silver-toned \'signal-blitz\' on a typical greenish-coloured background) as was specifically intended to signify succesion in the so-called: signals\'-related: \'B-Prüfung\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and simply never used- nor worn-), condition. The neat badge - which is approximately 6,5 x 5,5 cms sized - was simply never folded nor confectioned and comes as \'straightly cut-off the role\' as can be seen on the pictures. As such, it can naturally easily be mounted onto a tunic or shirt if wished so. The piece still retains its period-attached, paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat - and actually rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM cloth-based- and neatly \'BeVo\'-woven speciality-\'signal-patch\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - later-war-period, WH (Heeres) - ie. \'Panzer\'-related, so-called: \'M44\'-pattern, trapezoid-shaped breasteagle being a greyish-coloured example as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a black-coloured background This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely found! - later-war-period, WH (Heeres) - (ie. I deem) - \'Panzer\'-related, so-called: \'M44\'-pattern, trapezoid-shaped breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') being a greyish-blue-coloured example as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a black-coloured background and that comes in a never used- ie. \'virtually mint\', condition. The piece on offer here was never folded- nor trimmed and comes as \'straigthly cut-off the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). This was the \'standard\'-issue-pattern WH-eagle as was intended for usage on the black-coloured, woolen-based Panzer \'wrap-around-tunics\' that was intended to replace the common-type (and as such was much easier to apply). The piece on offer here originates from a private-household and was simply never used: it bears some obvious staining simply caused by decades of storage only. I deem that I have priced this interesting - and with certainty rarely seen! - \'Panzer\'-related, so-called: \'M44\'-pattern Pz-breast-eagle accordingly!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'-) being a maker- (ie. \'Paulmann & Crone\'-) marked- and golden-bronze-toned example showing the text: \'Untergruppe Magdeburg - M.A. - 26.2.33\' This is an attractive - early-period, luxuriously-styled- and with certainty not that easily found! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen') being a typical maker- (ie. 'Paulmann & Crone - Lüdenscheid'-) marked- and/or golden-bronze toned- (ie. I deem copper-toned, 'Burmetall'-based) example showing the text: 'Untergruppe Magdeburg - M.A. - 26.2.33' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- ie. just moderately worn-), condition. The piece is executed in typical, golden-bronze-coloured metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, minimally darkened- ie. tarnished-, age-patina and holds most of its period-applied finish). The badge - which shows the clearly present makers'-designation 'Paulmann & Crone - Lüdenscheid' stamped onto its back as more often - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a stylised eagle-device with below the text: 'Untergruppe Magdeburg - M.A. - 26.2.33'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and fairly early-period! - N.S.D.A.P.-related, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting price!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as intended for an officer who served as a: \'Beambter ie. Offizier des gehobenen Dienstes\' This is a very attractive - and actually in this 'BeVo'-like-pattern scarcely seen! - WH (Heeres) pair of (most certainly later-war-pattern) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres') as was entirely executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that is piped in the neat darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and showing an additionally added white-coloured piping attached) as was specifically intended for usage by an (administrative) officer who served as an: 'Beambter ie. Offizier des gehobenen Dienstes' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem presumably issued- albeit never worn- nor once tunic-attached-), condition. The pair - which is backed with brownish-coloured- and/or typical 'Buckram'-based material as is more often observed - is just a tiny bit stained due to decades of storage only. One of the tabs shows a (bluish-inked) stamp that simply reads: 'DRGM 1477996' (something that is more often albeit not always seen on these later-war-pattern collar-tabs). These tabs were the 'late-war'-version of the 'standard'- and regular-embroidered officers'-type collar-tabs. Simply a great pair of 'Heeresverwaltung'-related officers'-pattern 'Kragenspiegel'-pair that comes in a wonderful condition: hard to find a more attractive and scarcely found collar-tab-pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as intended for an officer who served within the: \'Pionier-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - WH (Heeres) pair of (most certainly later-war-pattern) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres') as was entirely executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that is piped in the neat black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an officer who served within the: 'Pionier-Truppen' (ie. enigineer-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem minimally worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The pair - which is backed with brownish-coloured- and/or typical 'Buckram'-based material as is more often observed - is just a tiny bit stained due to decades of storage and/or minimal wear. One of the tabs shows a (bluish-inked) stamp that simply reads: 'DRGM 1477996' (something that is more often albeit not always seen). These tabs were the 'late-war'-version of the 'standard'- and regular-embroidered officers'-type collar-tabs. Simply a great pair of 'Pioniere'-related officers'-pattern 'Kragenspiegel'-pair that comes in a wonderful condition: hard to find a more attractive and scarcely found collar-tab-pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - police (ie. \'Polizei\'/\'Gendarmerie\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) being a neat summer-tunic-version that comes stitched onto a linnen-based background (aka \'grünmellierte Stoff\') The attractive arm-badge is executed on the typical summer-pattern ie. 'Polizei'-type linnen-based cloth (aka 'grünmellierte Stoff') and is nicely fortified with a linnen border as per regulation. The piece - that shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining - comes in an overall nice, albeit I deem minimally used- ie. once tunic-attached, condition. The piece retains, however, great pronounced detail: the used machine-embroidery is simply stunning (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a buckram-based backing and shows some minimal carton- ie. glue-remains on its back simply caused by having been once glued into an album or scrapbook. These unusal arm-eagles can also be encountered having an embroidered towns'-name above the eagle: this is a scarcely seen 'unnamed' version without showing the specific towns'-embroidery. It should be noted that these neat 'grünmellierter Polizei Ärmeladler' can easily be graded 'fairly scarce' and come not that often for sale!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - police (ie. \'Polizei\'/\'Gendarmerie\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) being a neat summer-tunic-version that comes stitched onto a linnen-based background (aka \'Polizei Stoff\') The attractive arm-badge is executed on the typical (bluish-green-toned) summer-pattern ie. 'Polizei'-type linnen-based cloth (aka 'Polizei Stoff') and is nicely fortified with a linnen border as per regulation. The piece - that shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining - comes in an overall nice, albeit clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached, condition. The piece retains, however, great pronounced detail: the used machine-embroidery is simply stunning (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is void of an additional backing and shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining. These unusal arm-eagles can also be encountered having an embroidered towns'-name above the eagle: this is a scarcely seen 'unnamed' version without showing the specific towns'-embroidery. It should be noted that these neat 'Polizei Ärmeladler' can easily be graded 'fairly scarce' and come not that often for sale!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - pre-WWII-period, so-called: \'SS-Verfügungstruppen\' (ie. \'SS-VT\') M34-pattern, side-cap-\'skull-button\' being a maker- (ie. \'SS RzM 1194/39\'-) marked example as executed in field-grey-coloured metal This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - pre-WWII-period, so-called: \'SS-Verfügungstruppen\'- (ie. \'SS-VT\'-) related, M34-pattern side-cap-\'skull-button\' (ie. \'Totenkopfknopf für das Schiffchen\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'SS RzM 1194/39\'-) marked example as executed in field-grey-coloured (ie. aluminium-based-) metal and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit I deem moderately used- and/or worn- ie. cap-removed-), condition. This example on offer here is naturally a piece of unquestionable originality. The detailed- and pronounced cap-button is only moderately used and shows a pronounced (and somewhat shiny!) surface that still shows excellent detail: some of its field-grey-coloured finish is, however, missing and the piece does show obvious age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and with certainty unusually encountered! - piece of genuine SS cap-insignia: great to complete an SS-M34-pattern side-cap ie. \'Schiffchen\'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - pre-WWII-period-, so-called: \'SS-Verfügungstruppen\' (ie. \'SS-VT\') M34-pattern, side-cap \'skull-button\' being a maker- (ie. \'SS - RzM - 1194/39\'-) marked example as executed in field-grey-coloured metal This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - pre-WWII-period-, so-called: 'SS-Verfügungstruppen' (ie. 'SS-VT') M34-pattern, side-cap 'skull-button' (ie. 'Totenkopfknopf für das Schiffchen') being a maker- (ie. 'SS - RzM - 1194/39'-) marked example as was executed in field-grey-coloured (and IMO zinc- and/or aluminium-based-) metal and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. This example is neatly maker-marked: 'SS - RzM - 1194/39' on its back and is naturally a piece of unquestionable originality. The detailed- and pronounced cap-button - which came together with its original attachment-ring as most certainly once worn - is only moderately used and shows a partly present field-grey-coloured (and shiny!) surface that still shows excellent detail: it just shows some staining and moderate paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice and with certainty unusually encountered piece of genuine SS cap-insignia!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - pre-WWII-period-, so-called: \'SS-Verfügungstruppen\' (ie. \'SS-VT\') M34-pattern, side-cap \'skull-button\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in field-grey-coloured metal This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - pre-WWII-period-, so-called: 'SS-Verfügungstruppen' (ie. 'SS-VT') M34-pattern, side-cap 'skull-button' (ie. 'Totenkopfknopf für das Schiffchen') being a non-maker-marked example as was executed in field-grey-coloured (and IMO zinc- ie. aluminium-based-) metal and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit IMO minimally used- and/or worn-), condition. This example is totally void of any marking and is naturally a piece of unquestionable originality. The detailed- and pronounced cap-button - which came together with its original chromed-steel-based attachment-ring as most certainly once worn - is only moderately used and shows a fully preserved field-grey-coloured (and fairly shiny!) surface that still shows excellent detail: it just shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice and with certainty unusually encountered piece of genuine SS cap-insignia!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - pre-WWII-period-, so-called: \'SS-Verfügungstruppen\' (ie. \'SS-VT\') M34-pattern, side-cap-\'skull-button\' being a maker- (ie. \'63-SS-RzM\'-) marked example as executed in silver-coloured metal This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - pre-WWII-period-, so-called: 'SS-Verfügungstruppen' (ie. 'SS-VT') M34-pattern, side-cap-'skull-button' (ie. 'Totenkopfknopf für das Schiffchen') being a neatly maker- (ie. '63-SS-RzM'-) marked example as executed in bright silver-coloured (ie. nickle-chrome-based-) metal and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit IMO moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. This example on offer here is naturally a piece of unquestionable originality. The detailed- and pronounced cap-button - which came together with its original chromed-steel-based attachment-ring as most certainly once worn - is only moderately used and shows a pronounced (and fairly shiny!) surface that still shows excellent detail: it just shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice and with certainty unusually encountered piece of genuine SS cap-insignia: great to complete an SS-M34-pattern side-cap ie. 'Schiffchen'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - pre-WWII-period-, so-called: \'SS-Verfügungstruppen\' (ie. \'SS-VT\') M34-pattern, side-cap-\'skull-button\' being a maker- (ie. \'RzM M5/71\'-) marked example as executed in field-grey-coloured metal This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - pre-WWII-period, so-called: 'SS-Verfügungstruppen'- (ie. 'SS-VT'-) related, M34-pattern, side-cap-'skull-button' (ie. 'Totenkopfknopf für das Schiffchen') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'RzM M5/71'-) marked example as executed in darkened, field-grey-coloured (ie. zinc-based-) metal and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem moderately used- and/or worn- ie. cap-removed-), condition. This example on offer here is naturally a piece of unquestionable originality. The detailed- and pronounced cap-button is only moderately used and shows a pronounced (and fairly shiny!) surface that still shows excellent detail and a fully preserved field-grey-coloured finish: it just shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and with certainty unusually encountered! - piece of genuine SS cap-insignia: great to complete an SS-M34-pattern side-cap ie. 'Schiffchen'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - RAD (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as was executed on a brown-coloured- and \'HBT\'-like- (ie. \'Drillich\'-) based background as was intended for usage by a: \'RAD-Hauptvormann\' This is an attractive - and actually very scarcely found! - example of a (typical) RAD (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) - being of the third- (ie. final-) pattern as was used in the period 1942-45 - as was executed on a (darker)brown-coloured- and/or \'HBT\'-like- (ie. \'Drillich\'-) based background as was intended for usage by a: \'RAD-Hauptvormann\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed on a darker-brown-coloured \'HBT\'-like (ie. \'Drillich\'-) based material and shows a detailed \'single-stripe\' of silverish-beige-coloured NCO-braid and two (machine-embroidered) pips attached. The patch does show some storage-age only. The piece is not backed as more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' RAD (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive RAD-rank-badge ie. \'Armwinkel\' as executed on a \'Drillich\'-based background that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - RAD (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as was executed on a brown-coloured- and \'HBT\'-like- (ie. \'Drillich\'-) based background as was intended for usage by a: \'RAD-Hauptvormann\' This is an attractive - and actually very scarcely found! - example of a (typical) RAD (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) - being of the third- (ie. final-) pattern as was used in the period 1942-45 - as was executed on a (darker)brown-coloured- and/or \'HBT\'-like- (ie. \'Drillich\'-) based background as was intended for usage by a: \'RAD-Hauptvormann\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed on a darker-brown-coloured \'HBT\'-like (ie. \'Drillich\'-) based material and shows a detailed \'single-stripe\' of silverish-beige-coloured NCO-braid and two (machine-embroidered) pips attached. The patch does show some storage-age only. The piece is not backed as more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' RAD (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive RAD-rank-badge ie. \'Armwinkel\' as executed on a \'Drillich\'-based background that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - RAD (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as was executed on a brown-coloured- and \'HBT\'-like- (ie. \'Drillich\'-) based background as was intended for usage by a: \'RAD-Obervormann\' This is an attractive - and actually very scarcely found! - example of a (typical) RAD (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) - being of the third- (ie. final-) pattern as was used in the period 1942-45 - as was executed on a (darker)brown-coloured- and/or \'HBT\'-like- (ie. \'Drillich\'-) based background as was intended for usage by a: \'RAD-Obervormann\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed on a darker-brown-coloured \'HBT\'-like (ie. \'Drillich\'-) based material and shows a detailed \'single-stripe\' of silverish-beige-coloured NCO-braid and single (machine-embroidered) pip attached. The patch does show some storage-age only. The piece is not backed as more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' RAD (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive RAD-rank-badge ie. \'Armwinkel\' as executed on a \'Drillich\'-based background that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - RAD (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as was executed on a brown-coloured- and \'HBT\'-like- (ie. \'Drillich\'-) based background as was intended for usage by a: \'RAD-Untertruppführer\' This is an attractive - and actually very scarcely found! - example of a (typical) RAD (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) - being of the third- (ie. final-) pattern as was used in the period 1942-45 - as was executed on a (darker)brown-coloured- and/or \'HBT\'-like- (ie. \'Drillich\'-) based background as was intended for usage by a: \'RAD-Untertruppführer\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed on a darker-brown-coloured \'HBT\'-like (ie. \'Drillich\'-) based material and shows a detailed \'single-stripe\' of silverish-beige-coloured NCO-braid, a horizontally-mounted small piece of braid and two (machine-embroidered) pips attached. The patch does show some storage-age only. The piece is not backed as more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' RAD (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive RAD-rank-badge ie. \'Armwinkel\' as executed on a \'Drillich\'-based background that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - smaller-sized, period WH-instruction-booklet entitled: \'Die Pistole 08 - Beschreibung und Handhabung\' (or instruction- ie. training-manual for the P08 pistol) as was published by the: \'Heinz Denckler Verlag\' The neat and somewhat smaller-sized booklet - only sized: 15 x 10,5 cms. - is naturally fully complete and retains all its 34 pages - containing various (ie. 37) illustrations and/or glued-in (to be folded out-) leaflet (ie. \'Tafel\') - and is just somewhat \'yellowed\' caused by normal age and storage for decades. The example on offer here has been used (ie. read) but is void of any damage whatsoever (normal traces of wear and/or age are, however, present as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known, has this booklet also been reproduced: this is naturally a fine original and/or period example. The neat booklet provides the reader with text and illustrations and gives a complete insight \'on properly using the standard WH pistol model P08 and its various accesoiries\' (something that was of course deemed needed within the German army). These sought-after publications - as published by the \'Heinz Denckler Verlag\' based in Berlin - were not \'standard-issued\' manuals but had to be privately-acquired by the soldiers ie. NCO\'s and/or officers. It should be noted that these small-sized, instruction-manuals are very collectable and can easily be graded \'scarce\'!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia as was intended for a: \'Wallmeister\' (being a neatly hand-embroidered variant mounted on darker-green-coloured wool) This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was specifically intended for an army: 'Wallmeister' (or: fortification-construction NCO ie. sergeant) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows the (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered) Gothic-styled 'W'-character as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The maker-marked patch is nicely 'backed' with greyish-coloured linnen and shows a (vaguely present and undecypherable) ink-stamp (as can be seen on the pictures). The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge: one the of more difficult examples of the series to encounter!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on a beige-coloured- and/or \'HBT\'-like (ie. \'Drillich\'-) based background as was intended for usage by a: \'Stabsgefreiter\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - example of a WH (Heeres) or even: \'Luftwaffe\'-rank-patch ie. \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as was executed on a beige-coloured- and/or \'HBT\'-like (ie. \'Drillich\'-) based background as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier having the unusally seen rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' (ie. senior-private) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem clearly issued and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and silverish-white-coloured) \'star\' whereunder a double-stripe of greyish-beige-coloured- and/or \'standard\'- ie. \'dotted\'-pattern NCO-braid can be observed. The patch is (partly) additionally \'backed\' with a piece of beige-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). This in HBT-material executed piece was most certainly intended for army (ie. Heeres) usage and could not be used by an SS-staffmember simply due to the fact that this particular rank did NOT exist within the (Waffen) SS. Simply an attractive WH \'Heeres\'-type rank-badge that is I deem priced according to its unmistaken scarcity!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on a greenish-coloured- and/or \'HBT\'-like (ie. \'Drillich\'-) based background as was intended for usage by a: \'Stabsgefreiter\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - example of a WH (Heeres) rank-patch ie. \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as was executed on a greenish-coloured- and/or \'HBT\'-like (ie. \'Drillich\'-) based background as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier having the unusally seen rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' (ie. senior-private) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued albeit never worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and silverish-white-coloured) \'star\' whereunder a double-stripe of greyish-coloured- and/or \'standard\'-pattern NCO-braid can be observed. The patch was presumably issued but was (I deem) never tunic-attached and will be hard to be upgraded. The piece is (partly) additionally \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-blue-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). This in HBT-material executed piece was most certainly intended for army (ie. Heeres) usage and could not be used by an SS-staffmember simply due to the fact that this particular rank did NOT exist within the (Waffen) SS. Simply an attractive WH \'Heeres\'-type rank-badge that is I deem priced according to its unmistaken scarcity!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - WH (Kriegsmarine) cap-cocarde as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a darker-blue-coloured background as was exclusively produced for usage on the blue-coloured naval side-caps (ie. \'Schiffchenmützen\') This is an attractive example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) cap-cocarde (ie. 'Mützenkokarde') as executed in 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a darker-blue-coloured background as was exclusively produced for usage on the blue-coloured naval side-caps (ie. 'Schiffchenmützen') and that comes in a truly unconfectioned- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. The cocarde - which comes 'straightly cut-off the role - does show some minimal staining caused by decades of storage only and is executed on a darker-blue-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) background as to be expected. It should be noted that these KM-related cap-cocardes are very hard to find something that merits my asking-price. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a rarely encountered piece of naval-related cap-insignia!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career ie. proficiency patch as was specificallly intended for usage by: \'ehemaligen Militärschuler\' (ie. former LW-students) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-/proficiency patch (ie. 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was specifically intended for: 'ehemaligen Militärschuler' (ie. former airforce-staff-members ie. LW-students at one of the 'Fliegertechnischen Vorschulen der Luftwaffe') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The patch (aka: 'Luftwaffen Ärmelabzeichen für ehemaligen Militärschuler' depicts a three-pieced propellor coupled with the characters 'Fl'-, 'T'- and/or: 'V' is neatly machine-embroidered in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a bluish-grey coloured- and/or typical woolen-based background. The patch - which is as more often void of any 'backing' attached - shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining. Simply a scarcely found WH 'Luftwaffe'-related trade- and/or special-career patch that is not often offered for sale!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - WH (LW) so-called: \'Ausweismarke für Zivilangestellte und Wachpersonal des Flugplatzkommandos B16/VII\' as was based in the town of Landsberg/Lech (and that shows the unique, bearers\'-number: \'1572\') This is an attractive - and truly scarcely found! - golden-coloured (and I deem copper-based) WH (Luftwaffe) related so-called: 'Ausweismarke für Zivilangestellte und Wachpersonal des Flugplatzkommandos B16/VII' (or: identity-disc for airport civil- ie. guard-staff) as was based in the town of Landsberg/Lech (and that shows the unique, stamped bearers'-number: '1572') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat piece has an approximate diameter of 4,8 cms. andshows a detailed LW-eagle-device and bright-yellow painted area surrounded by the above-mentioned text and is truly detailed. It comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up and shows a clearly stamped makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'L.Chr. Lauer - Nürnberg/Berlin' as can be noticed on the pictures). I am convinced that this is a rarely seen Luftwaffe-related item that is offered by me for the first time!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class IAB) being a maker- (ie. \'L/51\'-) marked, typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) specimen as was procuded by the: \'E.Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found albeit moderately used ie. worn - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L/51'-) marked- and typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) specimen n ie. 'variant' as was procuded by the: 'E.Ferd. Wiedmann'-company as was based in the town of Frankfurt a.M. and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit I deem minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The badge is a non-vaulted- ie. typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains most of its period-applied (golden) bronze-coloured finish (as more often): it has a typical, 'zinc-like'-age-patina as more often seen with IABs by this maker. This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or also golden-coloured) pin which shows a typical mounting and/or 'wrap-around'-type catch as to be expected. The piece is very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has - I deem - been used and shows some minimal wear on some the obvious higher-placed areas: it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. The maker of this particular IAB is the: 'E.Ferd. Wiedmann'-company based in the town of Frankfurt am Main. The piece retains a clearly visible makers'-mark ie. logo as is stamped on the lower left corner on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). In any case a very attractive and honest IAB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (being a typical non-maker-marked specimen by the maker \'E. Ferd Wiedmann\' that is executed in (typical) zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') The attractive - and I deem typical early-war-period- and actually scarcely found! - piece is executed in greyish-silver-coloured- and (I deem) zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. most certainly used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross shows some blackened- ie. tarnished age-patina but was never cleaned nor polished: it retains, however, most (ie. almost all) of its typical silverish-grey-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flute-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. round-shaped catch-set-up) which are both present and unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is totally void of a makers'-designation - can (I deem) be attributed to the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'E. Ferd Wiedmann' as based in the town of Frankfurt a.M. and comes as found and/or stored for decades: it was truly never cleaned and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that the KvK 1st class award is a bit underestimated by the collectors' community: they can almost be graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply an attractive 'Feinzink'-based example by a desirable maker that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze), being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Ernst Schneider\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika and retains all of its (fairly darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Ernst Schneider - Lüdenscheid' (being a truly unusally found maker ie. 'Hersteller'!) and that is void of the normally seen 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back as is most times encountered on these DRL-sports-badges. The sports-badge - which has a fully functional and totally unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example by an unusually found maker ie. 'Hersteller' and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - \'standard-issued\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a clearly used example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem moderately used- and/or worn and somewhat \'glue-stained\' - example of a \'standard-issued\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a neat example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall nice- (ie most certainly worn- and/or used-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were \'standard\'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been \'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 39 cms. and is 10,5 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and neatly interwoven!) white-coloured \'centre-stripe\'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: \'swastika\'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband shows clear age, wear and/or staining and does show some glue-stains on its back (which were I deem caused by having been glued into an album or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and desirable, \'standard\'-pattern- and truly used HJ-related \'Armbinde\' that is - I deem - priced according to its obvious glue-staining!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - \'standard-issued\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a moderately used example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn - example of a \'standard-issued\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a neat example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall nice- (ie most certainly worn- and/or used-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were \'standard\'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been \'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 41 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and neatly interwoven!) white-coloured \'centre-stripe\'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: \'swastika\'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband shows moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and desirable, \'standard\'-pattern- and truly used HJ-related \'Armbinde\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - \'standard-issue\'-pattern, WH \'Fett- o. Salzbuchse\' (ie. fat- ie. salt-container) being a fuly undamaged example as executed in bright-orange-coloured and \'Bakelite\'-based material I recently uncovered three - fully identical and simply never used! - examples of the attractive (and with certainty scarcely found!) \'standard-issue\'-pattern, WH \'Fett- o. Salzbuchse\' (ie. fat- ie. salt-container) being all three fuly undamaged examples as executed in bright-orange-coloured and \'Bakelite\'-based material and that come in an overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The neat pieces - which are as stated never used and that are totally undamaged - are neatly (identically( maker-marked with a makers\'-designation (two circle-logo’s of which one is bearing the 3-digit makers\'-code: \'AMH\' as can be seen on the pictures) on its back and/or \'srew-on\'-button as is usually encountered. These containers rank among the \'basic\'-equipment of every front-soldier and were stored in the bread-bag. These \'minty\' examples are just minimally dusty and come in avery nice condition overall without showing any damage nor \'chipped\' areas. My asking-price is naturally intended for a single specimen. Simply a great items that can used to complete any WH equipment set-up ie. bread-bag contents!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a hardly worn- nor used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket This is a very attractive - and I deem hardly used- nor worn! - example of a 'standard'- (ie. entirely woven-) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being a wonderful example that regrettably misses its 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued- and/or as stated hardly worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 42 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and neatly interwoven!) white-coloured 'centre-stripe'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: 'swastika'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that is void of a paper-based 'RzM'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - hardly used and/or worn: it is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows minimal age and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and desirable, 'standard'-pattern HJ-related 'Armbinde' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a moderately used example that still retains the remains of its \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem simply just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a wonderful example that still shows (the remains) of its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall nice- (ie most certainly worn- and/or used-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were \'standard\'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been \'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 42 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and neatly interwoven!) white-coloured \'centre-stripe\'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: \'swastika\'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that shows the remains of its period, paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - just moderately used: it is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows minimal age (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and desirable, \'standard\'-pattern HJ-related \'Armbinde\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a moderately worn- ie. used example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a 'standard'- (ie. entirely woven-) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being a moderately worn- and/or used example that regrettably misses its 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued- and/or as stated just moderately worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 42 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and neatly interwoven!) white-coloured 'centre-stripe'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: 'swastika'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that is void of a paper-based 'RzM'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - just moderately used and/or worn: it is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows minimal age, wear and/or staining: moreover, does it show some tiny holes simply caused by fair usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, 'standard'-pattern HJ-related 'Armbinde' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a never worn- nor used example that still retains its \'RzM\'-etiket This is a very attractive - and I deem simply never used- nor worn! - example of a \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a wonderful example that still shows its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were \'standard\'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been \'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 43 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and neatly interwoven!) white-coloured \'centre-stripe\'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: \'swastika\'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that shows its period, paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - simpy never used nor worn: it is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows minimal age (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and desirable, \'standard\'-pattern HJ-related \'Armbinde\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - \'standard\'- (ie. entirely woven) pattern, bright-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a worn- ie. used example that is unusually \'backed\' with linnen-based cloth This is an attractive - and I deem moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a 'standard'- (ie. entirely woven-) pattern, bright-red-coloured so-called: HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being a moderately worn- and/or used example that is (unusally!) backed with beige-white-coloured linnen and that regrettably misses its 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. most certainly issued- and/or worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has not been sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 36 cms. and is 10,5 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and interwoven) white-coloured 'centre-stripe'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: 'swastika'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that is as stated above void of a paper-based 'RzM'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - just moderately used and/or worn: it shows some minor wear-marks and is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows clear age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, 'standard'-pattern (and unusally 'period-backed'!) HJ-related 'Armbinde' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely found! - \'variant\'- (ie. entirely woven-pattern!), darker-red-coloured HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a minimally worn example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally worn! - example of a 'variant'- (ie. entirely woven-pattern!), darker-red-coloured, so-called: HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being a minimally worn example that regrettably misses its 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued- and/or just minimally worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard'-issue for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 34,5 cms. and is 10 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from darker-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and interwoven) white coloured 'stripe'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized: 'swastika' attached which is very unusually woven into the armband (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat armband - that is void of a paper-based 'RzM'-etiket as more often - was - I deem - just minimally used and/or worn: it is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, 'variant'-pattern HJ-related 'Armbinde' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - example of a DRB- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) related armband entitled: \'Im Dienst der Deutschen Reichsbahn\', being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - typical greyish-coloured example of a DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') entitled: 'Im Dienst der Deutschen Reichsbahn' being of the 'entirely-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in a minimally used- ie. most certainly worn, condition. These linnen-based armbands were presumably intended for usage by military staff-members attached to the DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) and were presumably worn on the left upper-arm of the regular WH (Heeres) greatcoats and/or tunics. This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 38 cms. and is 10 cms. wide - and is constructed from greyish-coloured linnen and shows the neatly interwoven text: 'Im Dienst der Deutschen Reichsbahn'. The armband is void of an ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled (it does show some minimal glue-remains on its back, simply caused by having been glued into an album or scrapbook as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - DRB- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) related armband that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - example of a DRB- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) related armband entitled: \'Im Dienst der Deutschen Reichsbahn\', being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - typical greyish-coloured example of a DRB- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Im Dienst der Deutschen Reichsbahn\' being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in a minimally used- ie. most certainly worn, condition. These linnen-based armbands were presumably intended for usage by military staff-members attached to the DRB- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) and were presumably worn on the left upper-arm of the regular WH (Heeres) greatcoats and/or tunics. This example - which has been \'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 39 cms. and is 10 cms. wide - and is constructed from greyish-coloured linnen and shows the neatly interwoven text: \'Im Dienst der Deutschen Reichsbahn\'. The armband is void of an ink-stamp (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). Simply a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - DRB- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) related armband that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - example of a DRB- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) related armband entitled: \'Reichsbahn\' being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type onto (typical) silk-like cloth in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - typical bright-green-coloured example of a DRB- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Reichsbahn\' being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type onto (typical) silk-like cloth in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved ie. minimally used- ie. most certainly worn, condition. These linnen-based armbands were presumably intended for usage by military staff-members attached to the DRB- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) and were presumably worn on the left upper-arm of the regular WH (Heeres) greatcoats and/or tunics. This example - which has been \'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 39 cms. and is 11 cms. wide - and is constructed from bright-green-coloured linnen and shows the neatly interwoven text: \'Reichsbahn\'. The neat armband shows a clearly present an ink-stamp (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). Simply a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - DRB- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) related armband that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the 'Reichsjugendführung'-series, depicting a Motor-HJ-member on a motor-cycle and bearing the text: 'Motor-Hitlerjugend - Motor-Hitlerjunge auf Geländfahrt' This is an attractive example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the 'Reichsjugendführung'-series, depicting a Motor-HJ-member on a motor-cycle and bearing the text: 'Motor-Hitlerjugend - Motor-Hitlerjunge auf Geländfahrt', that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number '376' and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is void of any writing nor text and does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply a very nice period 'Reichsjugendführung'-series photo-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the 'Verlag A. Daehler' Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) 'Major' Baumbach This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the 'Verlag A. Daehler - Berlin' so-called: Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) (then-) 'Hauptmann' Hans-Joachim Marseille, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number '3647' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is void of any writing and does show some minimal wear and/or age. It should be noted that this is one of the more scarcely seen 'Verlag A. Daehler - Berlin' ie. VDA-related -cards. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) \'Oberleutnant\' Marseille This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous 'Hoffmann' Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'- ie. VDA-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) 'Oberleutnant' Hans-Joachim Marseille, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number '1578' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is void of any writing and does show some minimal wear and/or age. It should be noted that this is one of the more scarcely seen Hoffmann-cards. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) \'Oberleutnant\' Marseille This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous 'Hoffmann' Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'- ie. VDA-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) 'Oberleutnant' Hans-Joachim Marseille, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number '1578' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is void of any writing and does show some minimal wear and/or age. It should be noted that this is one of the more scarcely seen Hoffmann-cards. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the \'Verlag Rob. Röhr\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) \'Major\' Wick This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the 'Verlag Rob. Röhr - Magdeburg' so-called: Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) 'Major' Wick, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number '3471' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is void of any writing and does show some minimal wear and/or age. It should be noted that this is one of the more scarcely seen by the 'Verlag Rob. Röhr' published cards. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the \'Verlag Rob. Röhr\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) \'Oberstleutnant\' Galland This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the 'Verlag Rob. Röhr - Magdeburg' so-called: Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) 'Oberstleutnant' Galland and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number '3470' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is void of any writing and does show some minimal wear and/or age. It should be noted that this is one of the more scarcely seen by the 'Verlag Rob. Röhr' published cards. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the \'Verlag Rob. Röhr\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) \'Oberstleutnant\' Lützow This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the 'Verlag Rob. Röhr - Magdeburg' so-called: Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) 'Oberstleutnant' Lützow and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number '3548' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is void of any writing and does show some minimal wear and/or age. It should be noted that this is one of the more scarcely seen by the 'Verlag Rob. Röhr' published cards. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the \'Verlag Röhr\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) \'Hauptmann\' Marseille This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the 'Verlag Röhr - Magdeburg' so-called: Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) (then-) 'Hauptmann' Hans-Joachim Marseille, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number '3647' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is void of any writing and does show some minimal wear and/or age. It should be noted that this is one of the more scarcely seen 'Verlag Röhr'-cards. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - example of a period, Waffen-SS-related picture-postcard depicting the: \'SS-Kaserne Unna (Westf.)\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard Waffen-SS-related picture-postcard depicting the: 'SS-Kaserne Unna (Westf.)' and sub-titled: 'Exerzierhalle und Unterkünfte', that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number '18017' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is void of any writing and does show some minimal wear and/or age. It should be noted that these postcards (depicting the barracks and training-facillities as used by the recruits) were very popular amongst the troops and could be acquired in the canteens etc. Simply a very nice period Waffen-SS-related picture-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - example of a police- (ie. \'Polizei\' ie. \'Verwaltungspolizei\'-) related, machine-embroidered-pattern arm-eagle (as was executed in silverish-white-coloured linnen onto a typical \'Polizei\'-coloured background) This particular police-eagle was specifically designed for usage by the enlisted (ie. NCO) staff serving within the various administrative-police-units (ie. \'Ärmeladler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Verwaltungspolizei\') and was used- and/or worn throughout the war. The eagle on offer here - which shows great pronounced detail - was I deem minimally used- ie. worn and was carefully tunic-removed: it does show some minimal age- and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these machine-embroidered-pattern \'Verwaltungspolizei\'-arm-eagles (as was executed in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a typical \'Polizei\'-coloured- and/or woolen-based, background) rank amongst the more difficult to encounter specimen of the extensive series. Simply an attractive - and truly used! - example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - example of a WH (Heeres) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Verkehrs-Aufsicht\' (being of the \'partly-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern) This is a truly attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - bright-orange-coloured example of a WH (Heeres) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Verkehrs-Aufsicht\' being an example of the \'partly-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in a just moderately used- and/or worn, condition. These linnen-based armbands were presumably intended for usage by military staff-members (ie. officers) tasked with traffic-control duties at the front and were presumably worn on the left upper-arm of the regular WH (Heeres) greatcoats and/or (officer-) tunics. This example - which has been \'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 35 cms. and is 10,5 cms. wide - and is constructed from bright-orange-coloured linnen and shows the neatly interwoven text: \'Verkehrs-Aufsicht\'. The armband is totally void of an ink-stamp (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) related armband that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - example of a WH (Heeres) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Verkehrs-Aufsicht\' (being of the \'partly-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern) This is a truly attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - bright-orange-coloured example of a WH (Heeres) related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Verkehrs-Aufsicht\' being an example of the \'partly-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in a just moderately used- and/or worn, condition. These linnen-based armbands were presumably intended for usage by military staff-members (ie. officers) tasked with traffic-control duties at the front and were presumably worn on the left upper-arm of the regular WH (Heeres) greatcoats and/or (officer-) tunics. This example - which has been \'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 40 cms. and is 11 cms. wide - and is constructed from bright-orange-coloured linnen and shows the neatly interwoven text: \'Verkehrs-Aufsicht\'. The armband is totally void of an ink-stamp (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') and is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece – that was once glued into an album or alike and does show some minimal glue-remains on its back - is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) related armband that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-yellow-coloured \'Goldkordel\' attached as was intended for: \'Flugzeugpersonal\' This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely seen! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-yellow-coloured \'Goldkordel\' period-attached as was specifically intended for usage by: \'Flugzeugpersonal\' (or: aircraft maintenance-staff) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem simply never used- nor once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat \'golden\' (ie. yellow) \'cord-like border\' (ie. \'Goldkordel\') attached - signified that the bearer had a one years\'-service in this speciality. The piece is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows some minimal storage-age only. These badges ranked actually amongst the \'award-category\' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both \'Soldbuch\' and \'Wehrpass\'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-\'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-yellow-coloured \'Goldkordel\' attached as was intended for: \'Flugzeugpersonal\' This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely seen! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-yellow-coloured \'Goldkordel\' period-attached as was specifically intended for usage by: \'Flugzeugpersonal\' (or: aircraft maintenance-staff) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem simply never used- nor once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat \'golden\' (ie. yellow) \'cord-like border\' (ie. \'Goldkordel\') attached - signified that the bearer had a one years\'-service in this speciality. The piece is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows some minimal storage-age only. These badges ranked actually amongst the \'award-category\' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both \'Soldbuch\' and \'Wehrpass\'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-\'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - example of a WH (LW) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-coloured \'Goldkordel\' period-attached as was intended for: \'Horcher\' (ie. sound-locator staff) This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely seen! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-yellow-coloured \'Goldkordel\' period-attached as was specifically intended for usage by: \'Horcher\' (or: sound-locator staff) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem simply never used- nor once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat \'golden\' (ie. golden-yellow) \'cord-like- and braid-based border\' (ie. \'Goldkordel\') attached - signified that the bearer had a one years\'-service in this speciality. The piece is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows some minimal storage-age only. These badges ranked actually amongst the \'award-category\' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both \'Soldbuch\' and \'Wehrpass\'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-\'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - membership lapel-pin (or: \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') aka: \'Silberne Ehrennadel für 10 Jahre Mitgliedschaft im Reichstreubund ehemaliger Berufssoldaten (o. RTB)\' being a maker- (ie. \'Gante - Berlin\'-) marked example This is an attractive example of the neatly designed and semi-enamelled, commemorative 10-years membership lapel-pin (or: 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') that is also known as the: 'Silberne Ehrennadel für 10 Jahre Mitgliedschaft im Reichstreubund ehemaliger Berufssoldaten (o. RTB)' being a detailed example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The lapel-pin shows some minor wear and/or staining but shows no damage whatsoever: it does show some minor age- and/or staining as ismore often observed. On its back the pin shows a 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking and also shows a clear makers'-designation that reads: 'Gante - Berlin'. The neat pin - which has a functional, long-sized pin in place - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue wherein it is given a unique-number (9668E) and estimated value of 65 Eu. Simply a neat 'Mitgliedsabzeichen' that belonged to a member who was active in one of the lesser-known TR-organisations and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - membership lapel-pin (or: \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') aka: \'Silberne Ehrennadel für 25 Jahre Mitgliedschaft im Reichstreubund ehemaliger Berufssoldaten (o. RTB)\' being a maker- (ie. \'Gante - Berlin\'-) marked example This is an attractive example of the neatly designed and semi-enamelled, commemorative 25-years membership lapel-pin (or: 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') that is also known as the: 'Silberne Ehrennadel für 25 Jahre Mitgliedschaft im Reichstreubund ehemaliger Berufssoldaten (o. RTB)' being a detailed example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The lapel-pin shows some minor wear and/or staining but shows no damage whatsoever: it does show some minor age- and/or staining as ismore often observed. On its back the pin shows a 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking and also shows a clear makers'-designation that reads: 'Gante - Berlin'. The neat pin - which has a functional, long-sized pin in place - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue wherein it is given a unique-number (9668E) and estimated value of 75 Eu. Simply a neat 'Mitgliedsabzeichen' that belonged to a member who was active in one of the lesser-known TR-organisations and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - multi-coloured, EM/NCO-pattern \'Ostvölker\'-related cap-cocarde (ie. \'Mützenkokarde für Ostvölker\') as was intended for usage by the volunteers serving within the \'Kuban Cossacks\' (ie. \'Kuban Kosakken\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - typical zinc-based and nicely multi-coloured, EM/NCO-pattern \'Ostvölker\'-related cap-cocarde (ie. \'Mützenkokarde für Ostvölker\') as was (I deem) specifically intended for the Russian volunteers serving (amongst other units) within the \'Kuban Cossacks\' (ie. \'Kuban Kosakken\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint-/unissued and/or never cap-attached-), condition. The oval-shaped piece shows a bright-red-coloured \'center\' and has a blue-coloured \'outer-rim\' (making it a piece that was merely intended for usage by the Russian volunteers serving amongst others within the \'Kuban Cossacks\'. These - original - \'official\'- and I deem German-produced cap-cocardes can be easily considered \'very scarce\' and come not that often for sale. The piece shows four pre-drilled holes with which it can easily be cap-attached. I deem that I have priced this (truly \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) example accordingly. Simply a neat example of a Cossack-related cap-device: one of the more harder to encounter specimen of the extensive colourful series!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - multi-coloured, EM/NCO-pattern \'Ostvölker\'-related cap-cocarde (ie. \'Mützenkokarde für Ostvölker\') as was intended for usage by the volunteers serving within the \'Terek Cossacks\' (ie. \'Terek Kosakken\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - typical zinc-based and nicely multi-coloured, EM/NCO-pattern \'Ostvölker\'-related cap-cocarde (ie. \'Mützenkokarde für Ostvölker\') as was (I deem) specifically intended for the Russian volunteers serving within the \'Terek Cossacks\' (ie. \'Terek Kosakken\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint-/unissued and/or never cap-attached-), condition. The oval-shaped piece shows a darker-blue-coloured \'center\' and has a black-coloured \'outer-rim\' (making it a piece that was merely intended for usage by the Russian volunteers serving within the \'Terek Cossacks\'. The piece shows four pre-drilled holes with which it can easily be cap-attached. These - original - \'official\'- and I deem German-produced cap-cocardes can be easily considered \'very scarce\' and come not that often for sale. I deem that I have priced this (truly \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) example accordingly. Simply a neat example of a Cossack-related cap-device: one of the more harder to encounter specimen of the extensive colourful series!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - N.S.D.A.P.-related \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' (also referred to as: \'Gau München\'-honorary-badge) being a maker- (ie. \'Deschler\'-) marked example showing the text: \'Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt! - 1933\' This is a truly very attractive - and very detailed and/or pronounced! - N.S.D.A.P.-related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' (often also referred to as: 'Gau München'-honorary-badge) being a maker- (ie. 'Deschler u. Sohn - München'-) marked and/or copper-based example, showing a (detailed and pronounced) 'Swastika'-device coupled with the text: 'Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt! - 1933' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- ie. moderately worn-), condition. The attractive and circular-shaped piece is executed in reddish-brown-toned- and copper-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has I deem never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge - which was issued- ie. awarded to commemorate the 10-years anniversary of the N.S.D.A.P. in München - comes mounted on its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire an N.S.D.A.P.-related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - N.S.D.A.P.-related \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' (also referred to as: \'Gau München\'-honorary-badge) being a maker- (ie. \'Deschler\'-) marked example showing the text: \'Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt! - 1933\' This is a truly very attractive - and very detailed and/or pronounced! - N.S.D.A.P.-related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' (often also referred to as: 'Gau München'-honorary-badge) being a maker- (ie. 'Deschler u. Sohn - München'-) marked and/or copper-based example, showing a (detailed and pronounced) 'swastika'-device coupled with the text: 'Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt! - 1933' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- ie. moderately worn-), condition. The attractive and circular-shaped piece is executed in reddish-brown-toned- and copper-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has I deem never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge - which was issued- ie. awarded to commemorate the 10-years anniversary of the N.S.D.A.P. in München - comes mounted on its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a (as more often vaguely stamped) 'Deschler & Söhn - München'-makers'-designation. Simply a great occasion to acquire an N.S.D.A.P.-related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - N.S.D.A.P.-related \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' (also referred to as: \'Gau München\'-honorary-badge) being a maker- (ie. \'Deschler\'-) marked example, showing the text: \'Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt! - 1933\' This is a truly very attractive - and very detailed and/or pronounced! - N.S.D.A.P.-related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' (often also referred to as: 'Gau München'-honorary badge) being a maker- (ie. 'Deschler u. Sohn - München'-) marked and/or copper-based example, showing a (detailed and pronounced) 'Swastika'-device coupled with the text: 'Und Ihr habt doch gesiegt! - 1933' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- ie. worn-), condition. The attractive and circular-shaped piece is executed in reddish-brown-toned- and copper-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge - which was issued- ie. awarded to commemorate the 10-years anniversary of the N.S.D.A.P. in München - comes mounted on its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire an N.S.D.A.P.-related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - officers\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern national-railway (ie. \'Reichsbahn\') visor-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze des Personal der DRB\') as executed in greyish-toned- and/or typical \'Feinzink\'-based metal This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - officers\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern national-railway (ie. \'Reichsbahn\') visor-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze des Personal der Deutsche Reichsbahn\') being a detailed example as executed as executed in greyish-toned- and/or typical \'Feinzink\'-based metal in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply never cap-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These attractive cap-cocardes were worn on the specific blue-coloured Third-Reich-related, RB-visor-caps (ie. \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze des Personal der Deutsche Reichsbahn\'). The neat piece which has a diameter ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 15 cms. retains both its (also copper-based and of course still functional and never bent) prongs in place: it is totally void of a makers\'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and truly scarcely encountered! - \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'. I deem that I have priced this interesting piece according to its obvious scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - OT (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\') golden-brown-coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern armband (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') depicting the text: \'Arbeitet für O.T.\' This is a very attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - OT (ie.: 'Organisation Todt') golden-brown-coloured, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern armband (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') being a minimally used- ie. tunic-removed example depicting the text: 'Arbeitet für O.T.' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and as stated above just minimally used-), condition. The armband is neatly folded and measures approximately 43 x 9,5 cms.: it is just a tiny bit stained and is somewhat wrinkled (as can be seen on the pictures). This type was also seen worn in conjunction with a swastika 'Armbinde'. Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually- ie. scarcely encountered! - TR-era, EM- (ie. NCO-) type 'Org.Todt'-related cuff-title that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - OT (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\') golden-brown-coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern armband (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') depicting the text: \'Arbeitet für O.T.\' This is a very attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - OT (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\') golden-brown-coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern armband (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') being a minimally used- ie. tunic-removed example depicting the text: \'Arbeitet für O.T.\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and as stated above just minimally used-), condition. The armband is neatly folded and measures approximately 43 x 9,5 cms.: it is just a tiny bit stained and is somewhat wrinkled (as can be seen on the pictures). This type was also seen worn in conjunction with a swastika \'Armbinde\'. Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually- ie. scarcely encountered! - TR-era, EM- (ie. NCO-) type \'Org.Todt\'-related cuff-title that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe) ie. \'standard\'-pattern-, tropical-issue, yellowish-/greenish-coloured and/or linnen-based tie (\'Krawatte\'), which is nicely stamped with an \'RbN.\'-number on its inside This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - example of a WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe) ie. 'standard'-pattern-, tropical-issued- and yellowish-/greenish-coloured and/or linnen-based tie ('Krawatte'), which is nicely stamped with an 'RbN.'-number on its inside and that comes in a very nice- (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The piece - which are just a tiny bit wrinkled and might need some ironing - shows a neat albeit hard-to-decypher makers'-mark (ie. an inked 'RbN.-' or: 'Reichs-Betriebs'-number) as can be seen on the pictures. The piece is a 'text-book'-example that shows the typical white-linnen inner-piece (used to reinforce the tie) and has a re-enforced middle-section as prescribed by regulations. The piece shows some very minor staining and/or dust. It should be noted that these genuine, tropical equipment-pieces are with certainty not that often offered for sale and can easily be graded 'scarce'.

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - WH (Heeres) ie. \'Gebirgsjäger\'-related, so-called: \'Schmuckurkunde\' (ie. honorary award-document) as was issued to the members of the: \'Gruppe Feuerstein\' as awarded to the: \'Gefreiten\' Hans Kraussnig This is an attractive WH (Heeres) ie. 'Gebirgsjäger'-related, so-called: 'Schmuckurkunde' (ie. honorary award-document) as was issued to the members of the 'Gruppe Feuerstein' being an example that was awarded to the: 'Gefreiten' Hans Kraussnig and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued-), condition. Kraussnig was apparently a member within the 'Gruppe Feuerstein' and participated in the battles for Northern Norway (which took place in the period May-June 1940). The decorative document bears a clear signature of Kraussnigs' commanding General-Officer named: Valentin Feuerstein (1-1-1885 - 8-6-1970). Feuerstein was a highly decorated (Austrian) career-officer who served in both the Austrian- and German army. He was a highly decorated officer who won the Knights Cross of the Iron Cross (or: 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernes Kreuzes'). He was awarded his Knights' Cross on 12 August 1944 (being at that time a : 'General der Gerbirgstruppen' and being in command of the: '2. Gebirgs-Division'). The document is ink-stamped with a (regrettably undecypherable) stamp (in reddish ink). This most certainly rarely seen document - sized: 32 x 21 cms. - is nicely filled-in by hand (ie. showing calligraphic characters). It shows a tiny tear in the top (nothing shocking though). These decorative 'Schmuck-Urkunden' were awarded to the various soldiers of the 'Gruppe Feuerstein' who participated in a forced march from the town of Fauske towards Narvik in order to rescue Dietl's troops in the battle of Narvik in 1940. On 4 May 1940 the troops of the '2. Gebirgs-Division' started marching 350 miles North from Trondheim to relieve Dietl's '139. Gebirgsjäger-Regiment' that was stuck isolated in Narvik, fighting Allied troops at various points along the way. Simply a very nice - and most certainly scarcely encountered! - 'Gebirgsjäger'-related honorary-award-document that belonged to a brave 'Narvik-Kämpfer'!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern, so-called: \'trapezoid-shaped\'- (ie. M43-model-) cap-eagle/cocarde (ie. \'Mützenadlertrapez für Offiziere\') as was executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'- ie. \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers'-pattern, so-called: 'trapezoid-shaped'- (ie. M43-model-) cap-eagle/cocarde (ie. 'Mützenadlertrapez für Offiziere') as was executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'- ie. 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. The piece is neatly executed in so-called 'BeVo'-weave-style and was never confectioned nor cap-attached: it comes 'as straightly cut-of the role' and can easily be graded 'virtually mint-/unissued' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is executed in (somewhat shiny-) silverish-coloured braid on a field-grey-coloured (and/or linnen-based-) background. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a scarcely found 'Mützenadlertrapez für Offiziere'!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical-styled\'-, trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as was intended for a soldier within the: \'Heeres-Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and scarcely seen! - example of a WH (Heeres) 'tropical-styled'-, trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. machine-embroidered: 'Signal Blitz') as was executed in white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured linnen on a linnen-based background, as was intended for a soldier who served within the: 'Heeres-Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or simple soldier ie. NCO who served within an army anti-aircraft, artillerie-regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The patch is a non-maker-marked example that shows a reinforced border and additional (greenish-coloured) backing: it shows some minimal age ie. staining, simply caused by decades of storage only (see pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a virtually mint, 'tropical-issue' ie. DAK- (or 'Deutsches Afrikakorps'-) related: 'Signal Blitz' as was intended for the: 'Heeres-Flak-Artillerie-Truppen'!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine), \'Feinzink\'-based, so-called: \'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen\' (or: U-boat war-badge), being a neatly marker (ie. \'F.O. \'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Friedrich Orth\' company The typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based badge is as stated a neatly-maker-marked and/or fairly detailed, later-war period example showing the typical 'F.O.'-makers'-logo on the back (see pictures). It is as such a typical example that was produced by the Austrian company: 'Friedrich Orth' based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna). The piece has a nice age-patina but has regrettably lost most (ie. all) of its period-applied golden-toned finish (something that is more often the case with these later-war produced pieces). The piece however still shows extraordinary detail and comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- and/or catch(-set-up) which are both fully unaltered and of course fully functional. The badge has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit dirty ie. stained. Simply a nice 'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine), \'Feinzink\'-based-, so-called: \'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen\' (or: U-boat war-badge), being a maker- (ie. \'L/56\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Funcke & Brüninghaus\'-company The atractive - and typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based - war-badge is as stated a neatly maker- (ie. 'L/56'-) marked- and quite detailed example that comes in an overall nicely preserved condition. It is as such, a typical example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Funcke & Brüninghaus' based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The piece has a very attractive age-patina and retains most of its period-applied golden-toned finish (something that is NOT often the case with these later-war produced- zinc-based pieces). The piece shows, moreover, extraordinary detail and comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- and/or catch(-set-up) which are both fully unaltered and of course fully functional. The badge has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit dirty ie. stained. Simply a very attractive 'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen' by the 'Funcke & Brüninghaus'-company that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine), \'Feinzink\'-based-, so-called: \'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen\' (or: U-boat war-badge), being a non-marker-marked example as was produced by the: \'W. Deumer\'-company The atractive and typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based badge is as stated a non-maker-marked- and quite detailed- and IMO later-war-period example that comes in a very nicely preserved condition. It is as such, a typical example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Wilhelm Deumer' based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The piece has a very attractive age-patina and retains most (ie. all) of its period-applied golden-toned finish (something that is NOT often the case with these later-war produced- zinc-based pieces). The piece shows, moreover, extraordinary detail and comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- and/or catch(-set-up) which are both fully unaltered and of course fully functional. The badge has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit dirty ie. stained. Simply a very attractive 'U-Bootkriegsabzeichen' by the 'W. Deumer'-company that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type visor-cap eagle that is neatly hand-embroidered on beige-white-coloured linnen as was specifically used for the white-topped LW officer-type visor-caps (ie. \'Offz.-Sommer-Schirmmützen\') This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) neatly hand-embroidered, officers\'-type visor-cap eagle (ie. \'Schirmmützenadler für Sommer-Schirmmützen der Offizieren der Luftwaffe\') that is (unusally!) executed on beige-white-coloured (and \'smooth\'-type!) linnen as was specifically intended for usage onto the various white-topped LW officer-type visor-caps and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- and/or once cap-attached-), condition. The eagle comes in a very nice condition overall: it only shows some minor age simply caused by faire wear and/or decades of storage. The piece - which has an approximate wingspan of approximately 7 cms. is (as more often) - is void of a \'backing-plate\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle has great detail (extraordinary embroidery!) and can of course excellently be used to restore any white-topped, LW-officers\'-pattern visor-cap. Simply a truly rarely encountered piece of LW cloth-insignia that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - \'Feinzink\'-based example of a maker- (ie. \'ÜÜ\'-) marked WH (LW) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) being a very detailed example as was produced by the: the: \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company The truly attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - WH Luftwaffe-related war-badge ie. \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) comes naturally mounted onto its functional (somewhat wider-sized!) pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch (-set-up). This example - which has been just moderately used and/or worn - shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat and minimally converse-shaped badge has a truly nice age-patina and retains most (ie. all!) of its original, typical greyish-silver-coloured and/or somewhat \'matted\' finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has not been cleaned nor polished over the years as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a neatly maker-marked example that bears the stamped makers\'-designation: \'ÜÜ\' on its back and is thus with certainty a mid-war-produced LW-war-badge that was produced by the desirable maker: \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. It should be noted that these by Wiedmann-produced \'wide-pin\'-examples rank amongst the more difficult to encounter war-badges of the series and come not that often for sale!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - \'N.S.K.K.\'-related \'tinnie being a non-maker-marked example depicting a towns\'-scenery coupled with an: \'NSKK\'-eagle-device and showing the text: \'Aufmarsch Motorstandarte 10 - Stralsund - 26.-27. Mai 1934\' The truly detailed - and with certainty scarcely seen! - typical shield-shaped- and/or fairly early-period day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in golden-toned- (and I deem tin-based) metal and depicts towns'-scenery coupled with an: 'NSKK'-eagle-device and that is showing the text: 'Aufmarsch Motorstandarte 10 - Stralsund - 26.-27. Mai 1934' and that was as such intended for a typical 'N.S.K.K.'-related race or rally held in the town of Stralsund in the year 1934. The badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and has I deem never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The 'tinnie' retains most (ie. all!) of its (fairly shiny) golden-coloured finish. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and scarcely seen! - 'N.S.K.K.'-related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for a justified price!

Attractive - and scarcely seen! - \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in gold\' (or: golden-class DRL sports\'-badge) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - DRL-sports-badge (ie. 'Reichssportabzeichen') is of the specific version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened and truly golden-coloured-) finish as to be expected. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back, as usually encountered. The badge - which has a fully functional- and/or non-altered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was IMO never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or untouched age-patina (see pictures). Simply an attractive example of the scarcely seen golden-class that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and scarely found! - early (ie. pre-1933!) DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 1\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example) This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - early (ie. pre-1933!) example of a DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: 'Oberbann 1' being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example that is void of an: 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in a (I deem) never used- nor worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The bright-red-coloured rune-sign is executed in so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' on a darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured background and signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ 'Oberbann 1'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a very early y-period 'DJ-Oberbann 1'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and scarely seen! - WH (KM) related breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz. der Kriegsmarine\') being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern-example as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern on a white-coloured background This is a neat example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) related breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz. der Kriegsmarine\') being a \'standard-pattern-example as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern on a white-coloured background and that comes in a very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The piece - which is of the pattern that was worn on the various white-coloured tunics and attire throughout the second world war - comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition and comes \'as straightly cut-off the role\'. It is nicely woven in darker-blue-toned linnen and is executed on a typical, beige- ie. white-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. The piece just shows some minor staining simply caused by years of storage only. Moreover, does it show some minimal glue-remains on its back simply caused by having glued into an album or scrapbook once (as can be noticed on the pictures). This example originates from a \'Musterbuch\' (or: sample-book) that was period-compiled by the producing-company \'Offermann\' as was based in the town of Ratingen. I deem that this attractive - and scarcely seen! - WH \'Kriegsmarine\'-related breast-eagle is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and scarely seen! - WH (KM) related breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz. der Kriegsmarine\') being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern-example as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern on a white-coloured background This is a neat example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) related breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz. der Kriegsmarine\') being a \'standard-pattern-example as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern on a white-coloured background and that comes in a very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The piece - which is of the pattern that was worn on the various white-coloured tunics and attire throughout the second world war - comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition and comes \'as straightly cut-off the role\'. It is nicely woven in darker-blue-toned linnen and is executed on a typical, white-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. The piece just shows some minor staining simply caused by years of storage only (as can be noticed on the pictures). I deem that this attractive - and scarcely seen! - WH \'Kriegsmarine\'-related breast-eagle is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and simply never used! - (pre)WWI-period: \'Bayern Militär-Verdienstkreuz 3. Klasse mit der Krone u. Schwertern\' being a very nicely preserved example that came still packed in its piece of thin-shaped \'wrapping-paper\' as found This is a truly very attactive example of a (pre)WWI-period so-called: \'Bayern Militär-Verdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit der Krone und Schwertern\' being a very nicely preserved example that came still packed in its period piece of thin-shaped \'wrapping-paper\' as found and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- (and I deem simply never used- nor worn-), condition. The attractive (and truly bright-reddish-bronze-coloured- ie. \'frosted-style\'-) award is a nicely preserved example that retains all of its copper-toned finish ie. surface (as can be seen on the pictures). It came, however, without ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). I deem that I have priced this very attractive \'Bayern Militär-Verdienstkreuz\'-medal-set accordingly!

Attractive - and simply never used! - HJ- (Hitlerjugend-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate participation in a HJ-related gathering ie. rally named: \'Jugendfest 1936\' I recently found two - fully identical and simply never used! - examples of a: HJ- (Hitlerjugend-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') as was specifically issued to commemorate participation in a HJ-related gathering ie. rally named: 'Jugendfest 1936' being both non-maker-marked examples that come in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- nor worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badges - which are both executed in typical, bronzed-toned metal (I deem so-called: zinc- or: pot-metal) - truly show extraordinary detail and were certainly never cleaned nor polished: they just show a somewhat tarnished age-patina (and have a fully preserved lacquered surface). The pieces (which are as stated above non-maker-marked) depict an eagle and 'HJ-Raute' coupled with the text: 'Jugendfest 1936' and come mounted onto their (of course still functional) pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is for a single specimen. I deem that I have priced this attractive examples according to their truly nicely preserved- and/or fully untouched, condition!

Attractive - and simply never used! - Waffen-SS EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank-collar-rank-tab (\'Kragenspiegel\') being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example as executed in black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. evt. NCO-) pattern rank collar-rank-tab (\'Kragenspiegel\') being a \'standard-issued\'-pattern example as executed in (smooth-type) black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann\' (ie. simple soldier) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The tab shows the typical brownish-yellow-coloured \'buckram\'-based \'backing\' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Without doubt a very nice and nowadays fairly scarcely seen Waffen-SS rank-collar-tab that was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann\'!

Attractive - and simply never used! - Waffen-SS EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank-collar-rank-tab (\'Kragenspiegel\') being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example as executed in black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. evt. NCO-) pattern rank collar-rank-tab (\'Kragenspiegel\') being a \'standard-issued\'-pattern example as executed in (smooth-type) black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann\' (ie. simple soldier) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The tab shows the typical brownish-yellow-coloured \'buckram\'-based \'backing\' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Without doubt a very nice and nowadays fairly scarcely seen Waffen-SS rank-collar-tab that was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann\'!

Attractive - and simply never used- nor cap-attached - bright-silver-toned- and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being a clearly maker- ie. \'W. Sch.u.Co.\'-marked example) This is an attractive - and simply never used- nor even cap-attached - bright silver-toned- and/or typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle being a clearly maker- ie. 'W. Sch.u.Co.'-marked example of the regular second-type pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and retains both its (also zinc-based) pins ie. prongs in place (which are naturally never bent and that are of course still fully functional). The neat piece which is minimally-converse-shaped has an approximate 'wingspan' of 6,7 cms. and has a typical, bright-silverish- and/or: minimally tarnished 'age-patina' (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle do exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example that originates from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle: it will be impossible to upgrade this attractive- and/or fully untouched example!

Attractive - and simply never used- nor cap-attached - greyish-silver-toned- and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being a clearly maker- ie. \'W. Sch.u.Co.\'-marked example This is an attractive - and simply never used- nor cap-attached - greyish-silver-toned- and/or typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle being a clearly maker- ie. 'W. Sch.u.Co.'-marked example of the regular second-type pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and retains both its (copper-based) pins ie. prongs in place (which are naturally never bent and that are of course still fully functional). The neat piece which is minimally-converse-shaped has an approximate 'wingspan' of 6,7 cms. and has a typical, silverish-grey- and/or: minimally tarnished 'age-patina' (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle do exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example that originates from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle: it will be impossible to upgrade this attractive- and/or fully untouched example!

Attractive - and simply never used- nor cap-attached - greyish-silver-toned- and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being a clearly maker- ie. \'W. Sch.u.Co.\'-marked example) This is an attractive - and simply never used- nor even cap-attached - bright silver-toned- and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a clearly maker- ie. \'W. Sch.u.Co.\'-marked example of the regular second-type pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never cap-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and retains both its (also zinc-based) pins ie. prongs in place (which are naturally never bent and that are of course still fully functional). The neat piece which is minimally-converse-shaped has an approximate \'wingspan\' of 6,7 cms. and has a typical, bright-silverish- and/or: minimally tarnished \'age-patina\' (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle do exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example that originates from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle: it will be impossible to upgrade this attractive- and/or fully untouched example!

Attractive - and simply never used- nor cap-attached - greyish-silver-toned- and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being a non-maker-marked example) This is an attractive - and simply never used- nor even cap-attached - greyish-silver-toned- and/or typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle being a non-make-marked example of the regular second-type pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and retains both its (copper-based) pins ie. prongs in place (which are naturally never bent and that are of course still fully functional). The neat piece which is minimally-converse-shaped has an approximate 'wingspan' of 6,7 cms. and has a typical, silverish-grey- and/or: minimally tarnished 'age-patina' (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle do exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example that originates from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle: it will be impossible to upgrade this attractive- and/or fully untouched example!

Attractive - and simply never used- nor cap-attached - greyish-silver-toned- and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being a non-maker-marked example) This is an attractive - and simply never used- nor even cap-attached - greyish-silver-toned- and/or typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle being a non-make-marked example of the regular second-type pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and retains both its (copper-based) pins ie. prongs in place (which are naturally never bent and that are of course still fully functional). The neat piece which is minimally-converse-shaped has an approximate 'wingspan' of 6,7 cms. and has a typical, silverish-grey- and/or: minimally tarnished 'age-patina' (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle do exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example that originates from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle: it will be impossible to upgrade this attractive- and/or fully untouched example!

Attractive - and simply never used- nor cap-attached! - WH (Heeres) \'BeVo\'-woven cap-cocarde (ie. wreath or: \'Schirmmützenkokarde\') as was intended for usage on the \'old-style\' visor-caps (or: \'Knautsch- o. alter Art Schirmmützen\') The attractive - and simply never used! - piece is nicely \'flat-wire\'-woven (ie. is executed in the \'Bevo\'-weave style) and is executed in bright-silver-coloured thread on a darker-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based background. The piece truly comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition and was simply never cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece can naturally ideally serve as a spare-part and will fit nicely on any \'alter-Art Schirmmütze\'. It should be noted that these \'BeVo\'-woven cap-cocardes can easily be graded \'scarce\'. I deem that I have priced this neat piece according to its neat ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition!

Attractive - and simply never used- nor cap-attached! - WH (Heeres) \'BeVo\'-woven cap-cocarde (ie. wreath or: \'Schirmmützenkokarde\') as was intended for usage on the \'old-style\' visor-caps (or: \'Knautsch- o. alter Art Schirmmützen\') The attractive - and simply never used! - piece is nicely \'flat-wire\'-woven (ie. is executed in the \'Bevo\'-weave style) and is executed in bright-silver-coloured thread on a darker-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based background. The piece truly comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition and was simply never cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - that just shows some minimal fraying on its sides - can naturally ideally serve as a spare-part and will fit nicely on any \'alter-Art Schirmmütze\'. It should be noted that these \'BeVo\'-woven cap-cocardes can easily be graded \'scarce\'. I deem that I have priced this neat piece according to its neat ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition!

Attractive - and simply never used- nor worn! - Police- (ie. \'Polizei\'- ie. \'Gendarmerie\'-) related machine-embroidered-pattern arm-eagle, as executed in bright-green-coloured linnen on a typical \'Polizei\'-coloured- and/or woolen-based, background This particular eagle-type was specifically designed for usage by the various \'Gendarmerie\'- (ie. police-) units and was worn throughout the war. The eagle - which shows great pronounced detail - was simply never used nor once tunic-attached: it does show some storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'! - example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and simply never worn! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (ie. DKiG or German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall nice, albeit minimally moth-damaged, condition This is an attractive - and most certainly issued albeit never worn nor tunic-attached - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold in Stoff' (or: cloth-based DKiG ie. German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall nice- (ie. 'virtually mint' albeit minimally moth-damaged-), condition. The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion - has a (minimally moth-damaged) field-grey-coloured- (ie. typical 'Heeres'- ie. 'Waffen-SS'-type-) woolen-based background, signifying that it was a piece that was awarded to a 'Heeres'- ie. 'Waffen-SS'-soldier. The piece shows some minimal age but is void of any other damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is void of an inked makers'-mark (ie. logo) on its back as is more often encountered - is nicely 'backed' with a (pristine) piece of black-coloured 'backing'-paper (something that is more often seen). Simply a nice example of a high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'! - that is I deem priced according to its minimally moth-damaged condition: a pristine example would cost much more!

Attractive - and smaller-sized! - example of a pre-war-period SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') copper- (ie. \'messing\'-) based belt-buckle, being a \'variant\'-pattern- (ie. \'two-pieced\'-) and neatly maker- (ie. \'LAF\'-) marked example This is a truly attractive - and smaller-sized! - example of a pre-war-period-, so-called: SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen') copper- (ie. 'messing'-) based belt-buckle, being a 'variant'-pattern- (ie. 'two-pieced'-) and neatly maker- (ie. 'LAF'-) marked example having a separate (and/or also copper- ie. 'messing'- based- and silver-coloured 'front-plate' attached) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn and/or totally uncleaned), condition. The buckle - having a 'circular'-shaped swastika - is still a bit dirty and shows some dust and/or staining as acquired over the years. The buckle is of the 'variant'-pattern- (ie. 'two-pieced'-construction) and was (luckily) never cleaned nor polished. The small-sized piece (only measuring 5,4 x 3,8 cms. - shows a clear makers'-mark ie. logo on its back (something that is not always the case) and shows nice and/or pronounced detail but also shows the obvious signs of having been moderately worn (it is still a bit dusty as found and comes as stored for decades). Simply an attractive example of an SA-type, smaller-sized belt-buckle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and smaller-sized! - example of a pre-war-period SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') copper- (ie. \'messing\'-) based belt-buckle, being a \'variant\'-pattern- (ie. \'two-pieced\'-) and non-maker-marked example This is a truly attractive - and smaller-sized! - example of a most certainly pre-war-period, so-called: SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen') copper- (ie. 'messing'-) based belt-buckle, being a 'variant'-pattern- (ie. 'two-pieced'-) albeit non-maker-marked example having a separate (and/or also copper- ie. 'messing'- based- 'front-plate' attached) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn and/or totally uncleaned), condition. The buckle - having a 'circular'-shaped swastika - is still a bit dirty and shows some dust and/or staining as acquired over the years. The buckle is of the 'variant'-pattern- (ie. 'two-pieced'-construction) and was (luckily) never cleaned nor polished. The small-sized piece (only measuring 5,4 x 3,8 cms. - shows nice and/or pronounced detail but also shows the obvious signs of having been moderately worn (it is still a bit dusty as found and comes as stored for decades). Simply an attractive example of an SA-type, smaller-sized belt-buckle that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and smaller-sized! - example of a pre-war-period SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') copper- (ie. \'messing\'-) based belt-buckle, being a \'variant\'-pattern- (ie. \'two-pieced\'-) and non-maker-marked example This is a truly attractive - and smaller-sized! - example of a most certainly pre-war-period, so-called: SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen') copper- (ie. 'messing'-) based belt-buckle, being a 'variant'-pattern- (ie. 'two-pieced'-) albeit non-maker-marked example having a separate (and/or bright-silver-coloured- ie. 'nickle-chrome'- based- 'front-plate' attached) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn and/or totally uncleaned), condition. The buckle - having a 'circular'-sehaped swastika - is still a bit dirty and shows some dust and/or staining as acquired over the years. The buckle is of the 'variant'-pattern- (ie. 'two-pieced'-construction) and was (luckily) never cleaned nor polished. The smaller-sized piece (only measuring 5,4 x 3,8 cms. - shows nice and/or pronounced detail but also shows the obvious signs of having been moderately worn (it is still a bit dusty as found and comes as stored for decades). Simply an attractive example of an SA-type, smaller-sized belt-buckle that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and somewhat luxuriously-styled - WWI-period \'Eisernes Kreuz I. Kl.\' (or: iron cross first-class) being a maker-marked example as executed in silver-based material and that comes as issued and stored for decades This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a fairly luxuriously-styled, WWI-period 'Eisernes Kreuz I. Klasse' (or: iron cross first-class) being a maker-marked example as executed in (tarnished) silver-based material and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The cross - which is non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped - shows a (by me unidentified- and somewhat hard to decypher) makers'-designation under the catch and was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or very attractive age-patina: it has a darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish but was never cleaned (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat 'shiny-style'-) core: it is void of any real damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The (magnetic) piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished: it comes mounted onto its functional (and non-altered) pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up. The cross was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive example of a WWI-period IC that is priced according to its fully untouched condition!

Attractive - and sought-after! - period reference-work entitled: \'Die Auszeichnungen des Gross-Deutschen Reichs\' by Dr. Heinrich Doehle, being an: \'1943\'-dated edition that comes in an overall very nice condition This is a very attractive example of the - actually rarely encountered and much sought-after! - period reference-work entitled: 'Die Auszeichnungen des Gross-Deutschen Reichs' by Dr. Heinrich Doehle being an (extended- and revised!): '1943'-dated edition that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. read-), condition. This very nice and most certainly very collectable book (being a '1943' thus semi-hard-cover edition having the coloured front-page) is: 21 x 15,5 cms. sized and retains all its 185 pages full of wonderfull illustrations (most ie. all in colour!) coupled with their detailed descriptions (in German language). It comes - as stated above - in a used condition overall and does just show minmal age and wear (something that is remarkable due to the bad quality paper used and its comparative fragility). Moreover, does it show some minimal yellowing caused by storage and/or age and has a (linnen-based) back that shows minimal wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice and desirable period award- ie. decoration reference-book (I deem still the best availble!): without doubt a very nice and fairly rarely encountered item that is (in this 1943-edition) offered by me for a first time. Of course. did I price it according to its used- ie. read condition!

Attractive - and sought-after! - period reference-work entitled: \'Die Orden und Ehrenzeichen des Gross-Deutschen Reichs\' by Dr. Heinrich Doehle, being an: \'1939\'-dated edition that comes in an overall very nice condition This is an attractive example of the - actually rarely encountered and much sought-after! - period reference-work entitled: \'Die Orden und Ehrenzeichen des Gross-Deutschen Reichs\' by Dr. Heinrich Doehle being an: \'1939\'-dated edition that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. read-), condition. This nice and most certainly very collectable book (being a \'1939\' thus semi-hard-cover, edition) is: 21 x 15,5 cms. sized and retains all its 88 pages full of wonderfull illustrations coupled with their detailed descriptions (in German language). It comes - as stated above - in a used condition overall and does just show minmal age and wear (something that is remarkable due to the bad quality paper used and its comparative fragility). Moreover, does it show some minimal yellowing caused by storage and/or age and has a (linnen-based) back that shows minimal wear (as can be seen on the pictures). This example shows a (hard to decypher) name and/or date (1940) on its inside. Simply a very nice and desirable period award- ie. decoration reference-book (I deem still the best availble!): without doubt a very nice and fairly rarely encountered item that is (in this 1939-edition) offered by me for a first time. Of course. did I price it according to its used- ie.read condition: a better example would easily fetch the double or more!

Attractive - and sought-after! - period reference-work entitled: \'Die Orden und Ehrenzeichen des Gross-Deutschen Reichs\' by Dr. Heinrich Doehle, being an: \'1941\'-dated edition that comes in an overall very nice condition This is an attractive example of the - actually rarely encountered and much sought-after! - period reference-work entitled: 'Die Orden und Ehrenzeichen des Gross-Deutschen Reichs' by Dr. Heinrich Doehle being an: '1941'-dated edition that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. read-), condition. This nice and most certainly very collectable book (being a '1941' thus semi-hard-cover, edition) is: 21 x 15,5 cms. sized and retains all its 128 pages full of wonderfull illustrations coupled with their detailed descriptions (in German language). It comes - as stated above - in a used condition overall and does just show minmal age and wear (something that is remarkable due to the bad quality paper used and its comparative fragility). Moreover, does it show some minimal yellowing caused by storage and/or age and has a (linnen-based) back that shows minimal wear (as can be seen on the pictures). This example shows (several) ink-stamps (that read: 'Langemarck-Studium der Reichsstudentenführung - Lehrgang Hannover') on its inside (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice and desirable period award- ie. decoration reference-book (I deem still the best availble!): without doubt a very nice and fairly rarely encountered item that is (in this 1941-edition) offered by me for a first time. Of course. did I price it according to its used- ie.read condition: a better example would easily fetch the double or more!

Attractive - and sought-after! - period reference-work entitled: \'Die Orden und Ehrenzeichen des Gross-Deutschen Reichs\' by Dr. Heinrich Doehle, being an: \'1941\'-dated edition that comes in an overall very nice condition This is an attractive example of the - actually rarely encountered and much sought-after! - period reference-work entitled: \'Die Orden und Ehrenzeichen des Gross-Deutschen Reichs\' by Dr. Heinrich Doehle being an: \'1941\'-dated edition that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. read-), condition. This nice and most certainly very collectable book (being a \'1941\' thus semi-hard-cover, edition) is: 21 x 15,5 cms. sized and retains all its 128 pages full of wonderfull illustrations coupled with their detailed descriptions (in German language). It comes - as stated above - in a used condition overall and does just show minmal age and wear (something that is remarkable due to the bad quality paper used and its comparative fragility). Moreover, does it show some minimal yellowing caused by storage and/or age and has a (linnen-based) back that shows minimal wear (as can be seen on the pictures). This example still retain its (rarely seen) dust-cover which is complete but somewhat damaged (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice and desirable period award- ie. decoration reference-book (I deem still the best availble!): without doubt a very nice and fairly rarely encountered item that is (in this 1941-edition) offered by me for the second time. Of course. did I price it according to its used- ie.read condition!

Attractive - and surely unusual! - carton-based, so-called: inventory-card (presumably as produced by the company \'C.T. Dicke\') holding 9 alumium-based \'accesoiries\' (ie. \'Beschläge\') as intended for TR-period police- (ie. \'Polizei\'-) usage This is an attractive - and most certainly unusual! - carton-based, so-called: inventory-card (presumably as produced by the 'C.T. Dicke'-company) holding 9 alumium-based 'accesoiries' (ie. 'Beschläge') as intended for TR-period police- (ie. 'Polizei'-) usage. The nine different pieces (which are individually numbered) come still (period-mounted!) on a carton-based 'inventory-card' that measures: 21,5 x 13,5 cms. and that its void of any (front)text as can be seen on the pictures). All pieces have a neat and truly 'frosted' appearance but do show some dust and/or minimal tarnish, simply caused by decades of storage only. The card shows a (IMO most certainly post-war-applied) sticker glued-on that shows the (machine-typed) text: 'Beschläge Schützpolizei - 9 Teile - Fa. Ch.Th. Dicke - Lü' (as can be seen on the pictures). I am convinced that this is a not that often-seen police-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and totally undamaged! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe)-related so-called: \'Segelfliegerabzeichen der 1. Stufe\' (ie. glider-pilots badge of the 1st class) showing a unique bearers\'-number that reads: \'26690\' This is an attractive - and totally undamaged! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe)-related so-called: 'Segelfliegerabzeichen der 1. Stufe' (ie. glider-pilots badge of the 1st class) that shows a unique bearers'-number that reads: '26690' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used and/or worn-), condition. The attractive badge shows three white-coloured 'Schwingen' (signifying that it is a badge of the first class). These small-sized badges were worn by members of various TR-organisations but were also worn by 'regular' LW-staff on the standard LW tunics such as the 'Fliegerbluse' and/or other tunics. The badge originates from a German private household and is a bit dirty and shows some age and/or wear. The white- and blue-coloured and neatly enamelled piece - which is of the larger-sized type and has a diameter of 2,5 cms. - is void of any makers'-mark (as more often encountered) - and has truly nice enamel which is completely void of any damage: it is just a bit tarnished and darkened by age. It also bears the unique bearers’-number that reads: '26690'. The pin comes mounted on its neat 'button-hole'-set-up. Simply an attractive example of this 'Luftwaffe'-related 'Segelfliegerabzeichen der 1. Stufe'!

Attractive - and truly converse-shaped! - \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter\' being a maker- ie. \'L/52\'- (ie.: \'C.F. Zimmermann\'-) marked specimen as executed in silverish-grey-coloured and/or zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') The attractive - and I deem typical mid- ie. later-war-period and truly vaulted- ie. converse-shaped - specimen is executed in (typical) greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. most certainly used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or as stated above truly vaulted cross shows a minimally blackened- ie. tarnished age-patina but was never cleaned nor polished: it retains, however, most of its typical silverish-grey-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flute-shaped- and fairly long-sized) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a clearly present makers\'-designation \'L/52\' -stamped onto its back (as always by this maker) - comes as found and stored for decades: it was truly never cleaned and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that the KvK 1st class award is a bit underestimated by the collectors\' community: they can almost be graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply an attractive example that was produced by the desirable maker: \'Paul Meybauer\' and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly detailed! - aluminium-based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle, which is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/44\' marked on its back This is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - bright-silver-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle, which is neatly: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/44' marked on its back and that comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. These eagles were intended for usage on the various visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all three, copper-toned pins ie. prongs (which are never bent nor used). On the back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers'-signification: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/44' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and having an approximate wing-span of 6,7 cms. - has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and has a fairly bright- and/or shiny 'age-patina' (having some polished parts as to be expected). Simply a very nice and detailed 'party-style' visor-cap-eagle: impossible to upgrade this example!

Attractive - and truly detailed! - aluminium-based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle, which is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/44\' marked on the back that comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition This is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - bright-silver-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle, which is neatly: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/44' marked on its back and that comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. These eagles were intended for usage on the various visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all three, copper-toned pins ie. prongs (which are never bent nor used). On the back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers'-signification: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/44' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and having an approximate wing-span of 6,7 cms. - has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and has a fairly bright- and/or shiny 'age-patina' (having some polished parts as to be expected). Simply a very nice and detailed 'party-style' visor-cap-eagle: impossible to upgrade this example!

Attractive - and truly detailed! - bright-golden-toned and zinc-based (political-style- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-) multi-pieced visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-cocarde which is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/16\' marked on its back This is a truly attractive - and very detailed! - bright-golden-toned- and/or zinc-based- (political-style- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-) multi-pieced visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-cocarde (ie. 'Mützenkokarde für politischen Leiter') being an example which is neatly: 'RzM' and/or 'M1/16' marked on its back and that comes in a very nice (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These cap-cocardes - having a seperately attached- and neatly enamelled center-piece - were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of the political leader-corps of the N.S.D.A.P. (or: 'politischen Leiter'). The cocarde has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains both its copper-toned pins ie. prongs (which are never bent nor used): moreover, is the detailed 'inner-cocarde' totally void of enamel-damage or alike. On the back, the cocarde is nicely marked with the makers'-signification: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/16' as stated above. The piece - which is somewhat vaulted as to be expected - has an approximate 'wing-span' of 11,5 cms. and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it has a fairly bright- and/or shiny 'age-patina' (having some polished parts as to be expected). Simply a very nice and detailed 'party-style' visor-cap cocarde as was intended for the: 'politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.'!

Attractive - and truly detailed! - bright-golden-toned and zinc-based (political-style- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle which is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/72\' marked on its back This is a truly attractive - and very detailed! - bright-golden-toned- and/or zinc-based- (political-style- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle (ie. 'Mützenadler für politischen Leiter') being an example which is neatly: 'RzM' and/or 'M1/72' marked on the back that comes in a very nice (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of the political leader-corps of the N.S.D.A.P. (or: 'politischen Leiter'). The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all three, copper-toned pins ie. prongs (which are never bent nor used). On the back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers'-signification: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/72' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing as to be expected - has an approximate 'wing-span' of 6,7 cms. and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it has a fairly bright- and/or shiny 'age-patina' (having some polished parts as to be expected). Simply a very nice and detailed 'party-style' visor-cap eagle as was intended for the: 'politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.'!

Attractive - and truly detailed! - example of an: \'Ehrenzeichen für 25 Jahre Treue Dienste im Preußischer Landesfeuerwehr-Verband\', that is executed in black-enamelled metal, having silver-coloured \'inlays\' This is an attractive - and/or truly very detailed! - (and IMO 'high-quality'-produced-) example of a so-called: 'Ehrenzeichen für 25 Jahre Treue Dienste im Preußischer Landesfeuerwehr-Verband' (or: loyal-service award for 25 years of loyal-service within the Prussian-based fire-brigade) being an example that is executed in black-enamelled metal, having silver-coloured 'inlays'. The piece - which is mounted as a single-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Einzelspange') on its period ribbon - originates IMO from the early thirties and is more often encountered in German award-groups and was also worn during the WWII-period. This is a very detailed - and IMO expensively produced! - version that is executed in neatly enamelled- and/or silvered metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'). The unmarked piece is IMO never cleaned nor polished and shows normal wear and/or moderate age: it is somewhat tarnished and/or dirty. The piece has a fully preserved and undamaged enamelled surface and comes of course on its functional pin-/catch set-up. The overall detail on the inlays is very nice and/or pronounced: the silver-finish shows some wear and/or age: simply caused by wear and/or moderate usage. Simply a very nice and not that often encountered 'Preußischer Landesfeuerwehr-Verband'-related award ie. 'Einzelspange' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly detailed! - political-style- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-) multi-pieced visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-cocarde which is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/128\' marked on its back I recently found two - identical! - examples of the political-style- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-) multi-pieced visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-cocardes (ie. \'Mützenkokarde für politischen Leiter\') which are both neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/128\' marked on their backs and that come both in a very nice (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These cap-cocardes were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of the political leader-corps of the N.S.D.A.P. (or: \'politischen Leiter\'). The cocardes have both truly great pronounced detail and naturally retain their silver-toned pins ie. prongs (which are never bent nor used): moreover, are the detailed \'inner-cocardes\' totally void of enamel-damage or alike. On the back, the cocardes are nicely marked with the makers\'-signification: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/128\' as stated above. My asking-price is naturally intended per single example. Simply a very nice and detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap cocarde as was intended for the: \'politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'!

Attractive - and truly detailed! - political-style- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-) multi-pieced visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-cocarde which is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/128\' marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly detailed! - political-style- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-) multi-pieced visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-cocarde which is neatly: 'RzM' and/or 'M1/128' marked on its back and that comes in a very nice- (ie. minimally used- and/or I deem once cap-attached-), condition. These cap-cocardes were intended for usage on the beige-brown-coloured visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of the political leader-corps of the N.S.D.A.P. (or: 'politischen Leiter'). The cocarde on offer here has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains both its silver-toned pins ie. prongs (which were once bent but which are naturally still fully functional): moreover, is the detailed 'inner-cocarde' totally void of any enamel-damage or alike. On the back, the cocarde is nicely marked with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/128' as stated above. Simply a very nice and detailed 'party-style' visor-cap cocarde as was intended for the: 'politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.'!

Attractive - and truly detailed! - political-style- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-) multi-pieced visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-cocarde which is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/128\' marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly detailed! - political-style- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-) multi-pieced visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-cocarde which is neatly: 'RzM' and/or 'M1/128' marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These cap-cocardes were intended for usage on the beige-brown-coloured visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of the political leader-corps of the N.S.D.A.P. (or: 'politischen Leiter'). The cocarde on offer here has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains both its silver-toned pins ie. prongs (which were simply never bent and that are naturally still fully functional): moreover, is the detailed 'inner-cocarde' totally void of any enamel-damage or alike. On the back, the cocarde is nicely marked with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/128' as stated above. Simply a very nice and detailed 'party-style' visor-cap cocarde as was intended for the: 'politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.'!

Attractive - and truly detailed! - political-style- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-) multi-pieced visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-cocarde which is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/34\' marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly detailed! - political-style- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-) multi-pieced visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-cocarde (ie. \'Mützenkokarde für politischen Leiter\') which is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/34\' marked on its back and that comes a very nice- (ie. I deem minimally used- and/or carefully cap-removed-), condition. These cap-cocardes were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of the political leader-corps of the N.S.D.A.P. (or: \'politischen Leiter\'). The cocarde truly has great pronounced detail and naturally retains both its silver-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were once bent but which are still fully functional): moreover, is the detailed \'inner-cocarde\' totally void of enamel-damage or alike. On the back, the cocarde is nicely marked with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/34\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a very nice and detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap cocarde as was intended for the: \'politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'!

Attractive - and truly detailed! - silvered \'Buntmetall\'-based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'117\'-marked example that comes in a used- (ie.carefully cap-removed-), condition This is an attractive - and truly detailed! - silvered 'Buntmetall'-based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle being a neatly: 'RzM' and/or '117'-marked example that comes in a moderately used- (ie.carefully cap-removed-), condition. These attractive cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all three, silver-toned pins ie. prongs in place. On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' and/or '117' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and has an approximate wing-span of only 5 cms. - has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and has a fairly bright- and/or shiny 'age-patina' (having some polished parts as to be expected). Simply a very nice - and truly detailed! - 'party-style' visor-cap eagle: hard to upgrade this example!

Attractive - and truly detailed! - single-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange o. Einzelspange\') showing a Spanish-issued, Spanish Civil-War commemorative-medal called: \'Medalla de la Campaña 1936-1939\' This is a very attractive - actually scarcely found and/or truly very detailed! - example of a single-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange o. Einzelspange') showing a Spanish-issued, Spanish Civil-War commemorative-medal called: 'Medalla de la Campaña 1936-1939' and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- and (I deem) only minimally used- ie. worn, condition. The neat and/or multi-coloured medal retains most of its fairly bright, blackish- and/or bright-golden-toned finish and retains a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance: it is just a bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. The front of the medal shows a lion crushing a dragon bearing a hammer and sickle underfoot imposed on a gilt cross made up of four swords, a radiant sun and the date: '17 Julio 1936' above, all within a gilt border with an oak and laurel wreath, signed: 'España'; the reverse shows a gilt eagle soaring above the arms of Spain, a helmet and the yoke and arrows symbol of the Falangists within a circular border inscribed: 'Arriba España - Genessmo. Franco Victor. - Una Grande, Libre, Imperial, M. Hisp.Glor.' as to be expected. The piece - which comes (unusually!) mounted as a single-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Einzelspange') on its period ribbon - comes mounted onto a chrome-steel-based 'backingplate' that retains its functional pin- ie. catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and not that often encountered! - 'Medalla de la Campaña 1936-1939' ie. 'Einzelspange' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly detailed! - single-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange o. Einzelspange\') showing an: \'Ehrenzeichen für 25 Jahre Treue Dienste im Preußischer Landesfeuerwehr-Verband\' This is an attractive - and/or truly very detailed! - (and I deem 'high-quality'-produced-) example of a single-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange o. Einzelspange') showing an: 'Ehrenzeichen für 25 Jahre Treue Dienste im Preußischer Landesfeuerwehr-Verband' (or: loyal-service award for 25 years of loyal-service within the Prussian-based fire-brigade) being an example that is executed in black-enamelled metal having silver-coloured 'inlays' and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved condition. The piece - which is mounted as a single-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Einzelspange') on its period ribbon - originates I deem from the early thirties and is more often encountered in German award-groups and was also worn during the WWII-period. This is a very detailed - and I deem quite expensively produced! - version that is executed in neatly enamelled- and/or silvered metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'). The unmarked piece was never cleaned nor polished and shows normal wear and/or moderate age: it is somewhat tarnished and/or dirty. The piece has a fully preserved and undamaged enamelled surface and comes of course on its functional pin- ie. catch set-up (it is, moreover, nicely 'backed' with a piece of darker-blue-coloured linnen). The overall detail on the inlays is very nice and/or pronounced: the silver-finish shows some wear and/or age: simply caused by wear and/or moderate usage. Simply a very nice and not that often encountered 'Preußischer Landesfeuerwehr-Verband'-related award ie. 'Einzelspange' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly detailed! - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle, which is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/111\' marked on its back This is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - greyish-silver-coloured- and/or: zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle, which is neatly: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/111' marked on its back and that comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. These eagles were intended for usage on the various visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all three, copper-toned pins ie. prongs (which are never bent nor used). On the back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers'-signification: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/111' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and having an approximate wing-span of 6,7 cms. - has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and has a fairly bright 'age-patina' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice and detailed 'party-style' visor-cap-eagle: impossible to upgrade this example!

Attractive - and truly detailed! - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-based and political-style-) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle, which is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/53\' marked on the back This is an attractive - and truly detailed! - bright-silver-coloured- and/or: zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-based), (political-style-) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle, which is neatly: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/53' marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO never used- nor cap-attached- ie. virtually mint-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains both its, silver-toned pins ie. prongs (which were never bent ie. used and that are naturally still fully functional). On the back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers'-signification: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/53' as stated above. The piece - which is left-facing and having an approximate wing-span of 5,7 cms. - has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and has a fairly bright 'age-patina'. Simply a very nice and detailed 'party-style'-visor-cap-eagle: impossible to upgrade this example!

Attractive - and truly detailed! - zinc-based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle, being a bright-golden-toned example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/47\' marked on its back This is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - bright-golden-coloured- and/or: zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle, which is neatly: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/47' marked on its back and that comes in a very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These eagles were intended for usage on the various visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all three, also golden-toned pins ie. prongs (which are never bent nor used). On the back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/47' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and having an approximate wing-span of 6,7 cms. - has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and has a very bright- and/or shiny 'age-patina' (having some polished parts as to be expected). Simply a very nice and detailed 'party-style' visor-cap-eagle: impossible to upgrade this example!

Attractive - and truly detailed! - zinc-based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle, which is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/8\' marked on its back This is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - bright-silver-coloured- and/or: zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle, which is neatly: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/8' marked on its back and that comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. These eagles were intended for usage on the various visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all three, silver-toned pins ie. prongs (which are never bent nor used). On the back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/8' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and having an approximate wing-span of 6,7 cms. - has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and has a fairly bright- and/or shiny 'age-patina' (having some polished parts as to be expected). Simply a very nice and detailed 'party-style' visor-cap-eagle: impossible to upgrade this example!

Attractive - and truly detailed! - \'Buntmetall\'-based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle, which is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/13\' marked on the back This is an attractive - and truly detailed! - darker silver-coloured- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle, which is neatly: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/13' marked on its back and that comes in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued- and/or once cap-attached-) condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all three, silver-toned pins ie. prongs (which were IMO once bent ie. used but that are naturally still fully functional). On the back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers'-signification: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/13' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and having an approximate wing-span of 5,7 cms. - has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and has a fairly darkened- ie. tarnished 'age-patina'. Simply a very nice and detailed 'party-style' visor-cap-eagle: hard to upgrade this example!

Attractive - and truly detailed! - \'Buntmetall\'-based- (albeit non-maker-marked) version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze\' This is an attractive and/or pronounced, 'Buntmetall'-based example of a non-maker-marked) version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze' (or: bronze-class bomber-pilots'-clasp ie. FFS) that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece retains extraordinary detail. It also retains most of its period-applied golden-toned finish: the silver-coloured- (and 'Buntmetall'-based-) eagle-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp with a single rivet) is equally detailed and also retains all of its silver-toned and minimal 'tarnished' finish. The clasp comes naturally in great shape ie. order: the (silver-coloured- ie. also 'Buntmetall'-based-) pin-/ie. pin-attachment and/or single rivet are in fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order. The catch is also in great undamaged order and of course fully functional. The clasp has never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished 'age-patina'. The FFS originated from a private household and was never before part of any collection. Simply an attractive and fairly 'high-class' Luftwaffe-award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly detailed! - \'Buntmetall\'-based- (albeit non-maker-marked) version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze\' that comes stored in its early-war-pattern etui as issued This is a truly very attractive and/or pronounced, 'Buntmetall'-based example of a non-maker-marked) version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze' (or: bronze-class bomber-pilots'-clasp ie. FFS) that comes stored in its early-war-pattern etui as issued and or stored for decades. The piece comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition and retains simply extraordinary detail. It also retains most of its period-applied golden-toned finish: the silver-coloured- (and 'Buntmetall'-based-) eagle-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp with a single rivet) is equally detailed and also retains all of its silver-toned and minimal 'tarnished' finish. The clasp comes naturally in great shape ie. order: the (silver-coloured- ie. also 'Buntmetall'-based-) pin-/ie. pin-attachment and/or single rivet are in fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order. The catch is also in great undamaged order and of course fully functional. The clasp has never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished 'age-patina'. It came stored into its darker-blue-coloured- and early-war-pattern etui that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used-), condition. The etui shows a fully preserved, beige-coloured velvet-like 'inlay' and silk-based inner-lining. Moreover, does it show the golden-toned- (and fully preserved!) text on its top that reads: 'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger - bronze' (as can be seen on the pictures). The etui is only minimally used and shows some minimal age, wear and/or (water) staining as can be seen on the pictures. The set originated from a private household and was never before part of any collection. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - fairly 'high-class' Luftwaffe-award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly luxuriously-styled! - \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (being a clearly maker- ie. \'L/11\'- (ie. by: \'Wilhem Deumer\'-) marked specimen as executed in typical, bright-silver-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') The truly attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. early-) war-period! - 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern' (or: war-merits'-cross first-class with swords) is executed in typical (bright) silver-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. most certainly used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross shows some minimal blackened- ie. tarnished age-patina but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it retains, moreover, most of its typical silverish-coloured finish that still shows its 'hochpolierte Kanten' or: polished-sides (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes naturally mounted oton its functional (straight-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and fully unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a clearly present LDO-makers'-designation 'L/11'-stamped onto its back - comes as found and stored for decades: it was truly never cleaned and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that the KvK 1st class award is a bit underestimated by the collectors' community: they can almost be graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply a very attractive example that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Wilhelm Deumer' and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly nicely hand-embroidered! - WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO- or even officers\'-) type visor-cap (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') insignia-set comprising of a detailed cap-eagle and/or matching cocarde This is a very attractive - truly nicely hand-embroidered and actually not that easily found! - WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO- or even officers\'-) type visor-cap (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') insignia-set (ie. \'Effektensatz für Schirmmützen des Heeres\') comprising of a (detailed!) visor-cap eagle and dito cocarde being both attractive examples that are executed in bright-silver-toned braid on a darker-green- and woolen-based background and that come both in a (I deem) minimally used- (ie. presumably once cap-attached-), condition). These attractive cap-sets were worn on the various visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') as used by the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' throughout the war. The set comprises of a detailed cap-eagle which has an approximate \'wingspan\' of 7,5 cms. The eagle retains all its three (aluminium-based and functional) prongs and is executed in (shiny) silver-toned braid showing some high-lighted areas as executed in beige-toned thread. The multi-piece-constructed cap-cocarde (that is void of any makers\'-designation) is also nicely executed and shows an additionally attached \'inner-cocarde\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and not that often encountered! - WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO- or even officers\'-) type visor-cap (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') insignia-set (ie. \'Effektensatz für Schirmmützen des Heeres\') that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - Dutch, WH (Kriegsmarine) volunteer-related- and nicely illustrated recruiting-brochure ie. booklet, entitled: \'Naar Zee! - Varen is mijn leven! Varen is mijn lust\' This is an attractive - and actually truly rarely encountered! - Dutch, WH (Kriegsmarine) volunteer-related- (and/or: nicely illustrated!) recruiting-brochure ie. booklet, entitled: 'Naar Zee! - Varen is mijn leven! Varen is mijn lust' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit used but fully complete-) condition. The very decorative (and/or: 8-paged) 'soft-covered'-brochure comes in a very nice - and as stated above - fully complete condtion and shows no damage whatsoever. The booklet is sized: 21,5 x 15 cms. and is just somewhat yellowed caused by normal age and/or minimal usage. The text is (of course) in Dutch language and provides the reader with all sorts of interesting information (and/or: unusually seen pictures!) on the subject matter and provides the various training- and career-possibilities, salaries, information on 'how to become an officer', awards and decorations, uniforms and other more 'general' information. This publication was with certainty published in occupied Holland something that can also be corroborated by the presence of a so-called: 'K'-numeral on the back (which reads: 'K2347' as can be seen on the pictures). I know by experience - I collect these volunteer-related brochures myself - that examples of this very rarely seen brochure (which was IMO issued somewhat later in the war) are very hard to come by and only a handfull of these are known to exist. It might also be known that only a number of about 300 Dutch volunteers served within the various branches of the 'Kriegsmarine' during WWII. Simply a very nice Dutch volunteer ie. 'Kriegsmarine'-related item: only the first - and most likely only! - such rarely seen Dutch-related 'Kriegsmarine'-publication I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\' ie. \'Flieger-HJ\') specialist-armbadge (or: \'Schulabzeichen\') depicting the text: \'Techn. Vorschule d. Luftwaffe - Kassel\' This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - HJ ('Hitlerjugend'- ie. 'Flieger-HJ'-) related so-called: specialist-armbadge (or: 'Schulabzeichen') depicting the text: 'Techn. Vorschule d. Luftwaffe - Kassel' with below that some oakleaves and swastika-device and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem clearly issued-, moderately worn and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. These neat diamond-shaped badges signified membership within one of the technical preparatory-airforce-schools (or institutes). The badge on offer here shows membership within such a school based in the town of Kassel: there were several of these youth training-institutes - it is said that 32 of such schools existed! - that mostly functioned under the direction of one the larger air-craft industrial companies (such as: 'Focke Wulf', 'Messerschmitt' and others). The neat badge - executed in greyish-white-coloured (linnen-based) stitching onto a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background - is void of an extra backing and just shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining. These diamond-shaped badges (ie. 'Räute') were instituted as late as 1944 and 'replaced' the until that date used armbands ('Ärmelstreifen') having a similar text. Simply a very attractive - and surely rarely encountered! - youth-related arm-badge ie. 'HJ-Schulabzeichen'!

Attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - HJ- (ie. \'Flieger-HJ\') specialist-armbadge (or: \'Schulabzeichen\') depicting the text: \'Techn. Vorschule d. Luftwaffe - Bremen-Hemelingen\' This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\'- ie. \'Flieger-HJ\'-) related so-called: specialist-armbadge (or: \'Schulabzeichen\') depicting the text: \'Techn. Vorschule d. Luftwaffe - Bremen-Hemelingen\' with below that some oakleaves and swastika-device and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem clearly issued-, moderately worn and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. These neat diamond-shaped badges signified membership within one of the technical preparatory-airforce-schools (or institutes). The badge on offer here shows membership within such a school based in the town of Kassel: there were several of these youth training-institutes - it is said that 32 of such schools existed! - that mostly functioned under the direction of one the larger air-craft industrial companies (such as: \'Focke Wulf\', \'Messerschmitt\' and others). The neat badge - executed in greyish-white-coloured (linnen-based) stitching onto a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background - is void of an extra backing and just shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining. These diamond-shaped badges (ie. \'Räute\') were instituted as late as 1944 and \'replaced\' the until that date used armbands (\'Ärmelstreifen\') having a similar text. Simply a very attractive - and surely rarely encountered! - youth-related arm-badge ie. \'HJ-Schulabzeichen\'!

Attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-related sleeve-diamond (ie.: \'Ärmelraute\') entitled: \'AO\', as was specifically worn by the members within the: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Auslandorganisation\' This is an attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-related sleeve-diamond (ie.: \'Ärmelraute\') entitled: \'AO\' as was specifically worn by the members serving within the: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Auslandorganisation\' and that comes in a very nice (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) condition. The piece which was (I deem) simply never worn nor issued (and that does not show any oxidation nor damage or alike) is executed in the neat darker-brown-coloured- and/or velvet-type wool and shows the hand-embroidered- and/or: golden-yellow-coloured \'AO\'-characters (as executed in so-called: \'Cellueon\'-type braid) as to be expected: the shown craftmanship on the hand-embroidery is really stunning and/or truly pronounced. The piece - which is neatly \'backed\' with the brownish-coloured \'buckram\'-based material and that is \'piped\' with typical twisted, golden-yellow-coloured braid as to be expected - comes as stated above in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) condition. I deem that it never had an \'RzM\'-etiket attached (something that I have seen before). I deal with an \'official\'- and/or German-produced specimen that was worn by the \'foreign\' ie. political \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-formations in the various occupied coutries. Simply a very attractive and rarely seen piece of \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-related cloth-insignia that simply cannot be upgraded: only the third such rarely found \'AO-Ärmelraute I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered, \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-related sleeve-diamond (ie.: \'Ärmelraute\') showing a: \'Parteiabzeichen\' as was specifically worn by (early-period!): \'N.S.D.A.P.-Stabsleiter\' This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered, \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-related sleeve-diamond (ie.: \'Ärmelraute\') showing a: \'Parteiabzeichen\' as was specifically worn by (early-period!): \'N.S.D.A.P.-Stabsleiter\' (ie. staff-leaders) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) condition. The piece which was (I deem) issued but never worn (and that does not show any oxidation nor damage or alike) is executed in the neat black-coloured- and/or smooth-type wool and shows the hand-embroidered- and/or: multi-coloured \'Parteiabzeichen\' (as executed in linnen and showing the braid-based piping) as to be expected: the shown craftmanship on the hand-embroidery is really stunning and/or truly pronounced. The piece - which is neatly \'backed\' with the brownish-coloured \'buckram\'-based material - comes as stated above in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) condition. I deem that it never had an \'RzM\'-etiket attached (something that I have seen before). Simply a very attractive - and rarely seen! - early-period piece of \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-related cloth-insignia that simply cannot be upgraded: only the first such rarely found \'N.S.D.A.P.-Stabsleiter-Ärmelraute I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related, so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband (L.V.) Ostpreussen\' This is an attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - neatly 'BeVo'-woven, 'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)'-related so-called: 'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband (L.V.) Ostpreussen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- and/or worn- ie. I deem once tunic-attached-), condition. These neat badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve and signified membership within one of the various 'Landesverbänder'. The badge on offer here was intended for usage within the 'Landesverband (L.V.) Ostpreussen' and is truly one of the rarer shields within the extensive series. The badge shows the interwoven text: 'Muster Ges.Gesch.' on its back and originates from a smaller collection of 'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)'-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive insignia-piece is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related, so-called: \'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband (L.V.) Thüringen\' This is an attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - neatly 'BeVo'-woven, 'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)'-related so-called: 'Ärmelabzeichen des Landesverband (L.V.) Thüringen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- and/or worn- ie. I deem once tunic-attached-), condition. These neat badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve and signified membership within one of the various 'Landesverbänder'. The badge on offer here was intended for usage within the 'Landesverband (L.V.) Thüringen' and is truly one of the rarer shields within the extensive series. The badge shows the interwoven text: 'Muster Ges.Gesch.' on its back and originates from a smaller collection of 'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)'-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site.originates from a smaller collection of 'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)'-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive insignia-piece is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) hand-embroidered, trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as executed on a darker-green-coloured background as was intended for a: \'Brieftaubenmeister\' This is a very attractive - I deem truly worn- and/or tunic-removed and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) hand-embroidered, trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as executed in golden-yellow-coloured thread on a darker-green-coloured background, as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Brieftaubenmeister\' (or: pigeon-handler NCO ie. sergeant) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The patch is as stated neatly hand-embroidered in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background as to be expected. The patch - which has a somewhat damaged beige-coloured and/or linnen-based backing attached - is void of an ink-stamped makers\'-designation as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and truly rarely encountered WH trade- and/or special-career patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\'): one of the hardest to encounter examples of the extensive series!

Attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - WH, small-sized, instruction-manual (ie. \'Merkblatt\') entitled: \'Der Panzerknacker\' / Merkblatt 77/3\' This is an attractive example of the unusually encountered (and truly rare!) WH, small-sized, instruction-manual, entitled: 'Der Panzerknacker' / Merkblatt 77/3' that comes in an overall nice and/or complete condition. The small-sized- and very fragile (soft-covered) booklet ie. brochure (sized: 17 x 12 cms.) helds 24 pages (full of 'comical designed' anti-tank- and other destruction-methods) and as such makes a superb period reference-work covering the subject matter. The manual - which is as stated designed in a more or less comic format - was a very late-war issued publication: I deem that it was first published as late as October 1944. This brochure is equally rare as for example another PZ-related period-references (such as for example brochures entitled: 'Der Tigerfibel' and/or: 'Panzer Folgen Dir'). Regrettably, did not that many examples of these period-brochures survived, making them rarely seen and desirable collectibles. The booklet on offer here comes in a clearly used- and/or read but fully complete condition: it has just been (period?) fortified (on the left-side of the front-cover) by a piece of cello-tape (as can be seen on the photos). The booklet is further void of any damage. Simply a very attractive and without doubt highly collectible, 'Panzer'-related brochure that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - WH, small-sized, instruction-manual (ie. \'Merkblatt\') entitled: \'Panzer folgen dir! - / Merkblatt 18b/38\' This is an attractive example of the unusually encountered (and truly rare!) WH, small-sized, instruction-manual, entitled: 'Panzer folgen dir! - / Merkblatt 18b/38' (and sub-titled: 'Was der Grenadier vom gepanzerten Kampfahrzeug wissen muss') that comes in an overall nice and/or complete condition. The small-sized- and very fragile (soft-covered) booklet ie. brochure (sized: 17 x 12 cms.) helds 40 pages (full of 'comical designed' anti-tank- and other destruction-methods) and as such makes a superb period reference-work covering the subject matter. The manual - which is as stated designed in a more or less comic format - was a very late-war issued publication: I deem that it was first published as late as 15 September 1944. This brochure is equally rare as for example another PZ-related period-references (such as for example brochures entitled: 'Der Tigerfibel' and/or: 'Der Panzerknacker'). Regrettably, did not that many examples of these period-brochures survived, making them rarely seen and desirable collectibles. The booklet on offer here comes in a clearly used- and/or read but fully complete condition: it has just been (period?) fortified (on the left-side of the front-cover) by a piece of cello-tape (as can be seen on the photos). The booklet is further void of any damage but comes loose from its cover. Simply a very attractive and without doubt highly collectible, 'Panzer'- ie. 'Grenadiere'-related brochure that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-related sleeve-diamond (ie.: \'Ärmelraute\') entitled: \'AO\', as was specifically worn by the members within the: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Auslandorganisation\' This is an attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-related sleeve-diamond (ie.: \'Ärmelraute\') entitled: \'AO\', as was specifically worn by the members within the: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Auslandorganisation\', that comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The piece which was IMO never worn nor issued (and that does not show any major oxidation nor damage or alike) is executed in the neat darker-brown-coloured- and/or velvet-type wool and shows the hand-embroidered- and/or: golden-yellow-coloured \'AO\'-characters (as executed in so-called: \'Cellueon\'-type braid) as to be expected: the shown craftmanship on the hand-embroidery is really stunning and/or truly pronounced. The piece - which is neatly \'backed\' with the brownish-coloured \'buckram\'-based material and that is \'piped\' with typical twisted, golden-yellow-coloured braid as to be expected - comes without an \'RzM\'-etiket. One and other proves that it deals with an \'official\'- and/or German-produced specimen that was worn by the \'foreign\' ie. political \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-formations in the various occupied coutries. Simply a fantastic and rare piece of \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-cloth-insignia that simply cannot be upgraded: only the first such rare piece I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-related sleeve-diamond (ie.: \'Ärmelraute\') entitled: \'AO\', as was specifically worn by the members within the: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Auslandorganisation\', still retaining its \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - 'N.S.D.A.P.'-related sleeve-diamond (ie.: 'Ärmelraute') entitled: 'AO', as was specifically worn by the members within the: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Auslandorganisation' that still retains it (period-applied, so-called: 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The piece which was IMO never worn nor issued (and that does not show any major oxidation nor damage or alike) is executed in the neat darker-brown-coloured- and/or velvet-type wool and shows the hand-embroidered- and/or: golden-yellow-coloured 'AO'-characters (as executed in so-called: 'Cellueon'-type braid) as to be expected: the shown craftmanship on the hand-embroidery is really stunning and/or truly pronounced. The piece - which is neatly 'backed' with the brownish-coloured 'buckram'-based material and that is 'piped' with typical twisted, golden-yellow-coloured braid as to be expected - comes as stated above with its period-applied 'RzM'-etiket (D-Stück). One and other proves that it deals with an 'official'- and/or German-produced specimen that was worn by the 'foreign' ie. political 'N.S.D.A.P.'-formations in the various occupied coutries. Simply a er attractive and rarely seen piece of 'N.S.D.A.P.'-related cloth-insignia that simply cannot be upgraded: only the second such rare piece I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - \'standard-issued\'-, WH smooth-woolen- (ie. \'Airtex\'-) based \'under-the-tunic\'-shirt (ie. \'Diensthemd\'), being an example that was (IMO) only minimally worn- ie. used This is a very attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - 'standard-issued', WH (Heeres, Luftwaffe, Waffen-SS etc.) item: a smooth-woolen- (ie. so-called: 'Airtex'-) based 'under-the-tunic'-shirt (ie. 'Diensthemd') that was worn by the various troops throughout the war, that comes in an overall very nice (IMO issued- albeit hardly worn- ie. minimally used-) condition. This example is greyish-green- (ie. 'melliert') coloured and has the typical long-sized length and fairly large-sized- (and truly 'pointed'-) collar-points but is void of 'front-pockets' (as is more commonly encountered). These neat shirts can easily be considered rare, simply due to the fact that most of them were 'worn-out' after the war. This example is totally void of any makers'-designation nor ink-stamp (I deem that it never had such a stamp). The shirt naturally retains all its originally attached (metal-based) buttons (as can be seen on the pictures). The shirt has a few minor (ie. very tiny) repaired holes simply caused by wear and/or regular aging (really nothing that shocking). Note: it should be noted that this is NOT a modern copy or even 'Bunderwehr'-shirt but a genuine, German WWII-item that would certainly show nice if used for a mannequin set-up. Simply a nice opportunity to acquite a rare and desirable uniform-item!

Attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - \'standard-issued\'-, WH smooth-woolen- (ie. \'Airtex\'-like-) based \'under-the-tunic\'-shirt (ie. \'Diensthemd\'), being an example that was (IMO) only minimally worn- ie. used This is a very attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - 'standard-issued', WH (Heeres, Luftwaffe, Waffen-SS etc.) item: a smooth-woolen- (ie. so-called: 'Airtex'-) based 'under-the-tunic'-shirt (ie. 'Diensthemd') that was worn by the various troops throughout the war, that comes in an overall very nice (IMO issued- albeit hardly worn- ie. minimally used-), condition. This example is greyish-green-coloured and has the typical long-sized length and fairly large-sized- (and truly 'pointed'-) collar-points: moreover does it have two 'front-pockets' (something that is NOT always the case). These neat shirts can easily be considered rare, simply due to the fact that most of them were 'worn-out' after the war. This example shows a clear makers'- (ie. size-) designation ie. ink-stamp (that reads: '0/4 II. 40' or alike). The shirt naturally retains all its originally attached (carton-based) buttons (as can be seen on the pictures). The shirt is as stated hardly (or never!) used and is void of any damage or alike. Note: it should be noted that this is NOT a modern copy or even 'Bunderwehr'-shirt but a genuine, German WWII-item that would certainly show nice if used for a mannequin-set-up. Simply a great opportunity to acquite a rare and desirable uniform-item!

Attractive - and truly rarely found! - WH (Heeres) \'Jäger\'-arm-badge being a desirable \'variant-pattern\'- example, as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a thin-shaped- and/or linnen-based background This is a very attractive - and actually truly rarely found! - WH (Heeres) 'Jäger'-arm-badge being a desirable 'variant-pattern'- example, as was executed in the machine-embroidered style on a thin-shaped- and/or linnen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece - that shows the typical three oakleaves surrounded by a silverish-white border - was simply never worn and is neatly machine-embroidered on a field-grey-coloured (and/or linnen-based) background. The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining (simply caused by decades of storage only). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a rarely found and/or 'variant-pattern' so-called: 'Jäger'-related arm-badge for a justified price!

Attractive - and truly rarely seen! - tan-coloured WH \'Schneebrille\' (ie. specific snow-glasses) as used by the: \'Gebirgsjägertruppen\' (mountain-troops) and or: \'Scharfschützen\' (snipers) This is a truly attractive - and with certainty rarely seen! - tan-coloured WH 'Schneebrille' (ie. specific snow-glasses having a hair-line vision) as was used by the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' ie. the 'Gebirgsjägertruppen' (ie. mountain-troops) and or: 'Scharfschützen' (snipers) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece comes in a wonderful condition and only shows some truly minor aging (and/or rust-staining) as IMO caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear: it is naturally fully functional and comes mounted on its two linnen-based straps. Simply a very attractive and surely rarely seen piece of specific mountaintroop-/sniper-equipment: only the second such item I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and truly scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie. \'Flieger-HJ\') specialist-armbadge (or: \'Schulabzeichen\') depicting the text: \'1. Techn. Vorschule d. Luftwaffe - Bremen-Hemelingen\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\'- ie. \'Flieger-HJ\'-) related and circular-shaped so-called: specialist-armbadge (or: \'Schulabzeichen\') depicting the text: \'1. Techn. Vorschule d. Luftwaffe - Bremen-Hemelingen\' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem clearly issued-, moderately worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. These neat circular-shaped badges signified membership within one of the technical preparatory-airforce-schools (or institutes). The badge on offer here shows membership within such a school based in the town of Bremen: there were several of these youth training-institutes - it is said that 32 of such schools existed! - that mostly functioned under the direction of one the larger air-craft industrial companies (such as: \'Focke Wulf\', \'Messerschmitt\' and others). The neat badge - executed in golden-yellow-coloured (linnen-based) stitching onto a blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - shows in its centre a larger-sized \'1\'-numeral and is void of an extra backing: it just shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (it has once been glued into an album or scrapbook and does show some minimal glue- and carton-remains on its back as can be noticed on the pictures). These circular-shaped badges were instituted as late as 1944 and \'replaced\' the until that date used armbands (\'Ärmelstreifen\') having a similar text. Simply a very attractive - and surely scarcely encountered! - youth-related arm-badge ie. \'HJ-Schulabzeichen\'!

Attractive - and truly scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie. \'Flieger-HJ\') specialist-armbadge (or: \'Schulabzeichen\') depicting the text: \'1. Techn. Vorschule d. Luftwaffe - München\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\'- ie. \'Flieger-HJ\'-) related and/or circular-shaped so-called: specialist-armbadge (or: \'Schulabzeichen\') depicting the text: \'1. Techn. Vorschule d. Luftwaffe - München\' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem issued albeit never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. These neat circular-shaped badges signified membership within one of the technical preparatory-airforce-schools (or institutes). The badge on offer here shows membership within such a school based in the town of München: there were several of these youth training-institutes - it is said that 32 of such schools existed! - that mostly functioned under the direction of one the larger air-craft industrial companies (such as: \'Focke Wulf\', \'Messerschmitt\' and others). The neat badge - executed in golden-yellow-coloured (linnen-based) stitching onto a blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - shows in its centre a larger-sized \'1\'-numeral and is void of an extra backing: it just shows some minimal (storage)age and/or staining (as can be noticed on the pictures). These circular-shaped badges were instituted as late as 1944 and \'replaced\' the until that date used armbands (\'Ärmelstreifen\') having a similar text. Simply a very attractive - and surely scarcely encountered! - youth-related arm-badge ie. \'HJ-Schulabzeichen\'!

Attractive - and truly scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie. \'Flieger-HJ\') specialist-armbadge (or: \'Schulabzeichen\') depicting the text: \'Techn. Vorschule d. Luftwaffe - Bremen-Hemelingen\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\'- ie. \'Flieger-HJ\'-) related so-called: specialist-armbadge (or: \'Schulabzeichen\') depicting the text: \'Techn. Vorschule d. Luftwaffe - Bremen-Hemelingen\' with below that some oakleaves and swastika-device and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem clearly issued-, moderately worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. These neat diamond-shaped badges signified membership within one of the technical preparatory-airforce-schools (or institutes). The badge on offer here shows membership within such a school based in the town of Bremen: there were several of these youth training-institutes - it is said that 32 of such schools existed! - that mostly functioned under the direction of one the larger air-craft industrial companies (such as: \'Focke Wulf\', \'Messerschmitt\' and others). The neat badge - executed in greyish-white-coloured (linnen-based) stitching onto a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background - is void of an extra backing and just shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (it has once been glued into an album or scrapbook and does show some minimal glue- and carton-remains on its back. These diamond-shaped badges (ie. \'Räute\') were instituted as late as 1944 and \'replaced\' the until that date used armbands (\'Ärmelstreifen\') having a similar text. Simply a very attractive - and surely scarcely encountered! - youth-related arm-badge ie. \'HJ-Schulabzeichen\'!

Attractive - and truly scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie. \'Flieger-HJ\') specialist-cuff-title (or: \'Schul-Ärmelstreifen\') depicting the text: \'Fl. Techn. Vorschule - Braunschweig\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\'- ie. \'Flieger-HJ\'-) related so-called: specialist-cuff-title (or: \'Schul-Ärmelstreifen\') depicting the (Gothic-styled) text: \'Flg. Techn. Vorschule - Braunschweig\' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem clearly issued-, moderately worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. These neat cuff-titles signified membership within one of the (Luftwaffe-related!) technical preparatory-airforce-schools (or institutes). The piece on offer here shows membership within such a school based in the town of Braunschweig: there were several of these youth training-institutes - it is said that 32 of such schools existed! - that mostly functioned under the direction of one the larger air-craft industrial companies (such as: \'Focke Wulf\', \'Messerschmitt\' and others). The neat cuff-title - executed in bright-blue-coloured (linnen-based) stitching onto a black-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - is void of an extra backing and measures 37 x 3 cms.: it has two unfinished ends and just shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be noticed on the pictures). These neat cuff-titles saw limited usage and were in 1944 replaced by the circular-shaped badges having a similar text. Simply a very attractive - and surely scarcely encountered! - youth-related cuff-title ie. \'HJ-Schul-Ärmelstreifen\' that was intended for usage by a student serving within the: \'Flg. Techn. Vorschule - Braunschweig\'!

Attractive - and truly scarcely encountered! - HJ-/DJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\' ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\'-) related \'tinnie\' being a silver-toned- and typical non-maker-marked example showing the text: \'2/59 - 2/91 - Jungbann Zeltlager - Juli - 1934\' The attractive - and fairly early-period- and with certainty very scarcely encountered! - (bright) silver-toned HJ-/DJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\' ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in silver-coloured \'pot-metal\' ie. tin: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and truly retains most of its bright-coloured silverish finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows a \'Raute\'-device and towns\'-scenery coupled with the text: \'2/59 - 2/91 - Jungbann Zeltlager - Juli - 1934\'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and fairly early-period (regional -issued!) specific \'Deutsches Jungvolk\'-related so-called: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly scarcely encountered! - \'Feinzink\'-based HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' of the 2nd model, \'Gausieger 1944\', being a maker- (ie.: \'Gustav Brehmer\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') so-called: 'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen' being a zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based badge of the 2nd model, bearing the text: 'Gausieger 1944' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The (later-war pattern) badge is as stated above executed in zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and is nicely maker-marked on the back with the makers'- designation: 'Gustav Brehmer - Marneukirchen' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a minimally used- ie. worn condition and only shows a tiny 'paint-chip' (most of the original beige- and/or red-coloured finish is, however, still present and/or nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes mounted on its (fully functional- and unaltered-) 'ball-shaped'-catch and functional pin- (ie. catch) attachment. The badge has a 'true' zinc-like appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished. Simply a very attractive and scarcely seen 'youth-item' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly scarcely found! - example of a: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as was intended for a: \'Stahlhelmbund Stabswehrmann\' This is an attractive - and - and truly scarcely found! - example of a: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)'-related 'Armwinkel' (or: rank-chevron) as executed on field-grey-coloured wool as was specifically intended for a: 'Stahlhelmbund Stabswehrmann' (ie.comparable with an: 'Obergefreiter') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. hardly used- and I deem never worn-), condition. The (typically shaped) rank-chevron is executed on standard-pattern, field-grey-coloured wool and shows a double stripe of the black-coloured- (and silver 'piped') NCO-braid attached denoting the rank of: 'Stahlhelmbund Stabswehrmann' (ie. being a rank that is comparable with an: 'Obergefreiter'. The piece shows some minimal aging, dust ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. Of additional interest is, moreover, that the piece is neatly backed with greyish-toned linnen and that it is showing a clearly visible ink-stamp on its back (from a in the town of: Magdeburg situated maker as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these particular 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)'-related rank-chevrons are not that easily encountered and come not that often for sale. I deem that I have priced this (100% genuine- and/or with certainty period item!) accordingly.

Attractive - and truly scarcely found! - WH (Kriegsmarine) cap-cocarde as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a white-coloured background as was exclusively produced for usage on the white-coloured naval side-caps (ie. \'Schiffchenmützen\') I recently uncovered six - fully identical and actually truly scarcely found! - examples of the WH (Kriegsmarine) cap-cocarde as executed in 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a white-coloured background as was exclusively produced for usage on the white-coloured naval side-caps (ie. 'Schiffchenmützen') and that come all six in a truly unconfectioned- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. The cocardes - which come as 'straightly cut-off the role' - do show some minimal staining caused by decades of storage only and are executed on a typical white-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) background as to be expected. It should be noted that these KM-related cap-cocardes are very hard to find something that merits my asking-price. My asking price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a truly rarely encountered piece of naval-related cap-insignia!

Attractive - and truly scarcely found! - WH (Kriegsmarine) cap-cocarde as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a white-coloured background as was exclusively produced for usage on the white-coloured naval side-caps (ie. \'Schiffchenmützen\') This is an attractive - and truly scarcely found! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) cap-cocarde (ie. \'Mützenkokarde\') as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a white-coloured background as was exclusively produced for usage on the white-coloured naval side-caps (ie. \'Schiffchenmützen\') and that comes in a truly unconfectioned- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. The cocarde - which comes as \'straightly cut-off the role\' - does show some minimal staining caused by decades of storage only and is executed on a typical white-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) background as to be expected. It should be noted that these KM-related cap-cocardes are very hard to find something that merits my asking-price. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a truly rarely encountered piece of naval-related cap-insignia for a competitive price!

Attractive - and truly scarcely found! - \'TeNo\'- (= \'Technische Nothilfe\'-) so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch as was specifically intended for staff-members acting as: \'Kraftfahrer\' (ie. truck-driver) This is an attractive - and actually not that easily ie. truly scarcely found! - \'TeNo\'- (= \'Technische Nothilfe\'-) so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for staff-members acting as: \'Kraftfahrer\' (ie. truck-driver) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn nor tunic-attached-), condition. The patch shows a machine-embroided streering-wheel (ie. \'Lenkrad\') and is executed in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a typical darker-brown-coloured (and woolen-based) background and is void of any additional backing (as can be noticed on the pictures). The piece comes in a wonderful condition and simply cannot be upgraded. These attractive \'TeNo\'-related \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\' were formally adopted in 1942 and saw only limited usage. Simply an attractive - and most certainly desirable! - \'TeNo\'- (= \'Technische Nothilfe\'-) related speciality-patch that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly scarcely found! - \'TeNo\'- (= \'Technische Nothilfe\'-) so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch as was specifically intended for staff-members acting as: \'Maurer\' (ie. stone-mason) This is an attractive - and actually not that easily ie. truly scarcely found! - \'TeNo\'- (= \'Technische Nothilfe\'-) so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for staff-members acting as: \'Mauer\' (ie. stone-mason) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never wworn nor tunic-attached-), condition. The patch shows a machine-embroided trowel (ie. \'Kelle\') and is executed in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a typical darker-brown-coloured (and woolen-based) background and is void of any additional backing (as can be noticed on the pictures). The piece comes in a wonderful condition and simply cannot be upgraded. These attractive \'TeNo\'-related \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\' were formally adopted in 1942 and saw only limited usage. Simply an attractive - and most certainly desirable! - \'TeNo\'- (= \'Technische Nothilfe\'-) related speciality-patch that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly scarcely found! - \'TeNo\'- (= \'Technische Nothilfe\'-) so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch as was specifically intended for staff-members acting as: \'Mechaniker\' (ie. mechanic) This is an attractive - and actually not that easily ie. truly scarcely found! - \'TeNo\'- (= \'Technische Nothilfe\'-) so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for staff-members acting as: \'Mechaniker\' (ie. mechanic) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn nor tunic-attached-), condition. The patch shows a crossed-pair of machine-embroided wrenches (ie. \'Schlüssel\') and is executed in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a typical darker-brown-coloured (and woolen-based) background and is void of any additional backing (as can be noticed on the pictures). The piece comes in a wonderful condition and simply cannot be upgraded. These attractive \'TeNo\'-related \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\' were formally adopted in 1942 and saw only limited usage. Simply an attractive - and most certainly desirable! - \'TeNo\'- (= \'Technische Nothilfe\'-) related speciality-patch that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly scarcely seen! - colourful and neatly \'BeVo\'-woven armshield as was specifically intended for a volunteer who served within the: \'Luftschutzpolizei Böhmen-Mähren\' (as situated in the: \'Protektorat Böhmen-Mähren\') This particular volunteer-armshield shows four shields on a field-coloured background and is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave technique: it comes in a non-confectioned- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition) as recently found. It was never trimmed- nor pre-folded and comes \'as straightly and carefully cut-off the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example was intended for usage by a member that served within the: \'Luftschutzpolizei Böhmen-Mähren\' (or: air-raid warden service as was situated in the: \'Protektorat Böhmen-Mähren\'). This shield comes as stated in a \'minty\' and never tunic-attached condition (it shows, however, minimal staining caused by decades of storage only). These - original - \'official\' arm-shields as executed in \'BeVo\'-type weave (ie. presumed German manufacture by the company of \'BeVo\'!) can be easily considered \'scarce\' and are quite difficult to encounter!

Attractive - and truly scarcely seen! - officers\'-pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'XXX\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers\'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'XXX\' (as was presumably intended for a RAD-official holding an officers\'-rank who served within the 30th district ie. \'Bezirk\' being the \'Gauleitung\' based in the town of München) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued and/or clearly used- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers\'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Roman-styled \'XXX\'-numerals - is neatly executed in silver-coloured thread in the so-called \'flat-wire\'-like, \'BeVo\'-weave technique and was as such (I deem) intended for an officer who served within the 30th district ie. \'Bezirk\'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen shows a neat interwoven makers\'- ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was carefully pre-folded but not trimmed and originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat RAD-officers\'-pattern \'Dienststellenabzeichen\' accordingly!

Attractive - and truly scarcely seen! - printed cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') as was specifically intended for a volunteer who served within the: \'Luftschutzpolizei Böhmen-Mähren\' (as situated in the: \'Protektorat Böhmen-Mähren\') This particular cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') shows the printed text: \'Luftschutzpolizei Böhmen-Mähren\' onto a linnen-based and typical printed-manner: it comes in a totally non-confectioned- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition) and comes as recently found. It comes in a full-length (ie. 39 cms.-sized) condition was never used nor tunic-attached and does show some (field-grey-coloured) \'off-factory\'-sewn machine-stitching (applied in order to overcome obvious fraying as can be seen on the pictures). This example was intended for usage by a member that served within the: \'Luftschutzpolizei Böhmen-Mähren\' (or: air-raid warden service as was situated in the: \'Protektorat Böhmen-Mähren\'). This piece comes as stated in a \'minty\' and never tunic-attached condition (it shows, however, minimal staining caused by decades of storage only). These - original - Czech- (ie. \'Protektorat Böhmen-Mähren\'-) related insignia-pieces can easily be considered \'scarce\' and are actually quite difficult to encounter!

Attractive - and truly scarcely seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine) breasteagle on a darker-blue background as was specifically intended for the various naval administrative-officials (ie. \'Beambten der Kriegsmarine\') This attractive example is neatly white-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed onto a dark-blue-coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never confectioned, condition: it comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The breast-eagle is just a tiny bit stained caused by years of storage but has maintained very nice detail, overall. These original \'BeVo\'-woven, naval examples (as specifically intended for usage by the various naval administrative-officials ie. \'Beambten der Kriegsmarine\') are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its - I deem - justified asking-price. The piece can as such perfectly serve to restore any Naval tunic or is ideally fitted to be stored in a TR-insignia-collection!

Attractive - and truly scarely found! - early (ie. pre-1933!) DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Adjutant\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example) This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely found! - early (ie. I deem pre-1933!) example of a (specific) DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge (being a 'Raute'-shaped- and bright-red-coloured example showing a white-coloured 'wolfshook'-insignia) as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served as an: 'Adjutant' (or: adjudant in English language) being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example that is void of an: 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in a (I deem) never used- nor worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The bright-red-coloured badge (which was worn in a horizontal manner!) is executed in white-coloured linnen on a bright-red- (ie. 'roter'-) coloured background. The patch (which is additionally 'backed' with a piece of beige-toned linnen) shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of an early-period 'DJ-Adjutant'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and truly scarely found! - HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Adjutant\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example) This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely found! - example of a (specific) HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') arm-badge (being an oval-shaped- and bright-red-coloured example showing a white-coloured- and linnen-based \'wolfshook\'-insignia) as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served as an: \'Adjutant\' (or: adjudant in English language) being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an: \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in a (I deem) never used- nor worn- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The bright-red-coloured badge is executed in white-coloured linnen on a bright-red- (ie. \'roter\'-) coloured- and woolen-based background. The patch (which is additionally \'backed\' with a piece of beige-toned linnen) shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of an early-period \'HJ-Adjutant\'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and truly unusally found! - luxuriously-styled so-called: DLV (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsport Verband\') (I deem) visor-cap-device (ie. \'Abzeichen für die Schirmmütze\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'Paulmann & Crone\'-) marked example This is a very attractive - and actually unusally found! - neatly enamelled and luxuriously-styled, so-called: DLV (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsport Verband\') (I deem) visor-cap device (ie. \'Abzeichen für die Schirmmütze\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'Paulmann & Crone\'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem minimally used- ie. most certainly once cap-attached-), condition. The piece - which is executed in bright-silver-toned metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') - has an approximate \'wingspan\' of approximately 7,2 cms. and comes mounted onto both its (period-attached) prongs (which were I deem used but that are still fully functional). It retains a fully undamaged enamelled surfaced and shows a clearly present makers\'-designation on its back that reads: \'Paulmann & Crone - Lüdenscheid\': next to this does it also show a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive (and early- ie. pre-war-period!) visor-cap-device that belonged to an official who served within the predecessor of the German Luftwaffe being the: \'Deutscher Luftsport Verband\'!

Attractive - and truly unusally found! - luxuriously-styled so-called: DLV (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsport Verband\') visor-cap-device (ie. \'Abzeichen für die Schirmmütze\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'K. Wurster\'- and \'DLV\'-) marked example This is a very attractive - and actually unusally found! - neatly enamelled and luxuriously-styled, so-called: DLV (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsport Verband\') (I deem) visor-cap device (ie. \'Abzeichen für die Schirmmütze\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'K. Wurster\'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem minimally used- ie. most certainly once cap-attached-), condition. The piece - which is executed in bright-silver-toned metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') - has an approximate \'wingspan\' of approximately 5,2 cms. and comes mounted onto both its (period-attached) prongs (which were I deem used but that are still fully functional). It retains a fully undamaged enamelled surfaced and shows a clearly present makers\'-designation on its back that reads: \'K. Wurster - M.Neukirchen\': next to this does it also show a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending- and/or: \'DLV\'-marking (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive (and early- ie. pre-war-period!) visor-cap-device that belonged to an official who served within the predecessor of the German Luftwaffe being the: \'Deutscher Luftsport Verband\'!

Attractive - and truly unusally found! - luxuriously-styled so-called: DLV (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsport Verband\') visor-cap-device (ie. \'Abzeichen für die Schirmmütze\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'Paulmann & Crone\'-) marked example This is a very attractive - and actually unusally found! - neatly enamelled and luxuriously-styled, so-called: DLV (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsport Verband\') visor-cap device (ie. \'Abzeichen für die Schirmmütze\') being a neatly maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem minimally used- ie. once cap-removed-), condition. The piece - which is executed in bright-silver-toned metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') - has an approximate \'wingspan\' of approximately 7,2 cms. and comes mounted onto both its (period-attached) prongs (which were I deem used but that are still fully functional). It retains a fully undamaged enamelled surfaced and shows a clearly present makers\'-designation on its back that reads: \'Paulmann & Crone - Lüdenscheid\': next to this does it also show a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-marking (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive (and early- ie. pre-war-period!) visor-cap-device that belonged to an official who served within the predecessor of the German Luftwaffe being the: \'Deutscher Luftsport Verband\'!

Attractive - and truly unusally seen! - 2-pieced WH (Heeres, KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing resp. an: \'EK II. Kl.\' and a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) The attractive - and in this combination unusualy seen! - WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine etc.) two-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') shows respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron-cross second class) and a: 'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) and comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. Both awards are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons. The attractive 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron-cross second class) was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally 'darkened tarnish' (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like) core that does show some age and/or minimal paint-damage (as can be seen on the pictures): it is, however, void of any real damage or alike. The piece - which is produced by a by me unidentified maker and that is I deem of the so-called: 'standard-design' - is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The 'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) is stamped by the designer ie. cutter (named: 'De Marohis') and is also neatly maker- (ie. 'Lorioli-Milano'-) marked as is always the case with these neat and desirable, foreign, commemorative awards. The medal retains most (ie. all!) of its tarnished, golden-bronze-coloured finish and has never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains great and/or pronounced detail. The piece - which comes period-mounted, incorrectly showing its back! - comes as stated above mounted onto its (regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original ribbon. The 'Spange' comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of darker-green-coloured wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-bar-set was recently found at a private household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - two-pieced, WH-Heeres- (ie. Kriegsmarine etc.) related medal-bar having an unusually seen combination and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly unusally seen! - 2-pieced, WH (Heeres, KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Doppelspange\') showing resp. a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' and a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) The attractive - and actually in this format scarcely encountered! - two-pieced, WWII-period (ie. DAK-related!) medal-bar ie. 'Orden- o. Doppelspange') shows respectively a: 'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) and a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) that both come period-mounted as a (detachable!) 'Doppelspange' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and I deem only minimally worn-), condition. The 'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille' is stamped by the designer ie. cutter (named: 'De Marohis') and is also neatly maker- (ie. 'Lorioli-Milano'-) marked as is always the case with these neat and desirable, foreign commemorative awards. The medal retains most (ie. all!) of its truly darker-bronze-coloured finish and has never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The 'Westwall'-medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen - has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The 'Spange' just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbons show some equal minor usage and/or staining. The 'Spange' has truly very nice detail and is not 'backed' with a piece of wool but comes mounted onto a chrome-based 'backing-plate' (something that is more often seen) and comes naturally mounted on its (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive, WWII-period (ie. DAK-related!) 'Orden- o. Doppelspange' having a not that often seen combination: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive - and truly unusally seen! - multi-coloured enamelled, smaller-sized, so-called: \'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für Kombinationsschiessen 1942 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' This is a truly very attractive - and very nicely preserved! - example of a multi-coloured enamelled, so-called: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für Kombinationsschiessen 1942 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a smaller-sized and/or circular-shaped 'variant'-example that was specifically awarded for a specific shooting-contest held on the 'Gau'-level (using various weapons) being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed - and somewhat smaller-sized - badge (having an approximate diameter of only 2,5 cms.) is executed in multi-coloured and nicely enamelled (bright-golden-toned) zinc (ie. 'Feinzink'): it is void of any enamel-damage and retains a fully preserved (bright) golden-toned finish and fully preserved (green-coloured) 'oak-leave'-rim (just some minimal staining is visible). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 'A61Q' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 150 Eu(!). Simply an attractive shooting-award that is offered for an interesting price!

Attractive - and truly unusally seen! - red-coloured enamelled, smaller-sized, so-called: \'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Bronze für Kombinationsschiessen 1941 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' This is a truly very attractive - and very nicely preserved! - example of a golden-bronze-toned and red-coloured enamelled, so-called: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Bronze für Kombinationsschiessen 1941 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a smaller-sized and/or circular-shaped 'variant'-example that was specifically awarded for a specific shooting-contest held on the 'Gau'-level (using various weapons) being a clearly maker- (ie. 'K.Pichl - KA. Klamm - Innsbruck'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed - and somewhat smaller-sized - badge (having an approximate diameter of only 2,5 cms.) is executed in golden-bronze-toned and nicely enamelled zinc (ie. 'Feinzink'): it is void of any enamel-damage and retains a fully preserved golden-toned finish (just some minimal staining is visible). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 'A61Q' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 150 Eu(!). Simply an attractive shooting-award that is offered for an interesting price!

Attractive - and truly unusually found! - \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'75\'-) marked example that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by a to date still unidentified maker The attractive piece - which was surely issued and once mounted - came together with its folded and/or confectioned (and approx. 16 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which shows a clear makers\'-designation ie. \'75\' stamped in its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has lost its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) and has a darkened- (ie. somewhat \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat shiny-) core: it is void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which was produced by a to date still unidentified the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a \'75\'-marked cross. This example was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive - and unusually found and maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly unusually seen! - darker bronze-toned so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse ohne Schw.\' (or: war-merits\' cross 2nd class with swords) being a very detailed- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen This is a truly attractive example of an - actually unusally seen! - darker bronze-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' (or: war-merits\' cross 2nd class without swords) being a very detailed- and/or typical \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that has (I deem) been hardly used- nor worn. The detail on this example is extraordinary: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat \'darkened\'- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. The medal comes \'mounted\' onto a chrome-steel-based clasp as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example retains pronounced details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it truly retains all of its bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' is not \'backed\' with a piece of wool as is more often seen and was in my opinion intended for mounting it onto a larger-sized medal-bar (as can be noticed on the pictures). The bright-orange-red- (and white-/black-) coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. I could not determine if it is a maker-marked example: the ring is firmly hidden under the ribbon. It should be mentioned that it is actually quite unusual to find a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive - and truly unusually seen! - bright-silver-toned (ie. chromed metal-based) patriotic belt-buckle (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-supportive-piece) being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that shows a swastika surrounded by a silver-coloured rim This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - bright-silver-toned (ie. typically chromed metal-based) so-called: patriotic belt-buckle ie. \'Koppelschloss\' (ie.: N.S.D.A.P.-supportive-piece) being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that shows an swastika surrounded by a silver-coloured (and oval-shaped) rim and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply hardly or even never used- nor worn-), condition. The somewhat smaller-sized piece - that measures only 5 x 3 cms. - is totally void of a makers\'-designation but does show an impressed \'D.R.G.M.\'-patent-pending-designation as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, patriotic-styled N.S.D.A.P.-related piece of period \'jewellery\' that presumably dates from the thirties and that can be easily described as an example of typical \'Nazi-Kitsch\'!

Attractive - and truly unusually seen! - bright-silver-toned (ie. chromed metal-based) patriotic belt-buckle (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-supportive-piece) being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that shows a swastika surrounded by a silver-coloured rim This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - bright-silver-toned (ie. typically chromed metal-based) so-called: patriotic belt-buckle ie. \'Koppelschloss\' (ie.: N.S.D.A.P.-supportive-piece) being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that shows an swastika surrounded by a silver-coloured (and circular-shaped) rim and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply hardly or even never used- nor worn-), condition. The somewhat smaller-sized piece - that measures only 5 x 3 cms. - is totally void of a makers\'- and/or \'D.R.G.M.\'-patent-pending-designation as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, patriotic-styled N.S.D.A.P.-related piece of period \'jewellery\' that presumably dates from the thirties and that can be easily described as an example of typical \'Nazi-Kitsch\'!

Attractive - and truly unusually seen! - bright-silver-toned ie. chromed metal-based patriotic belt-buckle (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-supportive-piece) being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that shows a swastika surrounded by a silver-coloured rim This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - bright-silver-toned ie. chromed metal-based patriotic belt-buckle ie. \'Koppelschloss\' or: N.S.D.A.P.-supportive-piece being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that shows a swastika surrounded by a silver-coloured rim and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- nor worn-), condition. The somewhat smaller-sized piece - that measures 5 x 3 cms. - is totally void of a makers\'-designation but does show an impressed \'D.R.G.M.\'-patent-pending-designation as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, patriotic-styled N.S.D.A.P.-related piece of period \'jewellery\' that presumably dates from the thirties and that can be easily described as an example of typical \'Nazi-Kitsch\'!

Attractive - and truly unusually seen! - golden-bronze-toned so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse ohne Schw.\' (or: war-merits\' cross 2nd class with swords) being a very detailed- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen This is a truly attractive example of an - actually unusally seen! - golden-bronze-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' (or: war-merits\' cross 2nd class without swords) being a very detailed- and/or typical \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that has (I deem) been hardly used- nor worn. The detail on this example is extraordinary: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat \'frosted\'- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. The medal is \'mounted\' onto a chrome-steel-based clasp as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example retains pronounced details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it truly retains all of its golden-bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' is not \'backed\' with a piece of wool as is more often seen and was in my opinion intended for mounting it onto a larger-sized medal-bar (as can be noticed on the pictures). The bright-orange-red- (and white-/black-) coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. I could not determine if it is a maker-marked example: the ring is firmly hidden under the ribbon. It should be mentioned that it is actually quite unusual to find a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive - and truly unusually seen! - golden-bronze-toned so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse ohne Schw.\' (or: war-merits\' cross 2nd class with swords) being a very detailed- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen This is a truly attractive example of an - actually unusally seen! - golden-bronze-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' (or: war-merits\' cross 2nd class without swords) being a very detailed- and/or typical \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that has (I deem) been hardly used- nor worn. The detail on this example is extraordinary: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat \'frosted\'- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. The medal is \'mounted\' onto a chrome-steel-based clasp as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example retains pronounced details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it truly retains all of its golden-bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of black-coloured wool (as can be noticed on the pictures). The bright-orange-red- (and white-/black-) coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. I could not determine if it is a maker-marked example: the ring is firmly hidden under the ribbon. It should be mentioned that it is actually quite unusual to find a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive - and truly unusually seen! - silver-toned ie. chromed metal-based patriotic belt-buckle (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-supportive-piece) being a minimally used example that shows some rust-staining This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - silver-toned ie. chromed metal-based) patriotic belt-buckle ie. \'Koppelschloss\' (or: N.S.D.A.P.-supportive-piece) being an (I deem) just moderately used example that shows a period-inserted (paper-based) swastika(-tag) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The somewhat smaller-sized piece - that measures 5 x 3 cms. - is totally void of a makers\'-designation but does show an impressed \'D.R.G.M.\'-patent-pending-designation on its back as more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, patriotic-styled N.S.D.A.P.-related piece of period \'jewellery\' that presumably dates from the thirties and that can be easily described as an example of typical \'Nazi-Kitsch\'!

Attractive - and truly unusually seen! - so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal) being a detailed- and/or typical, zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen This is a very attractive example of an - actually very unusally seen! - so-called: 'Einzelspange' showing a: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal) being a detailed- and/or typical, zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that has been (I deem) hardly used- nor worn. The detail on this example is extraordinary: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. The medal came 'mounted' onto a single-pieced (crohmed-metal-based) clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example retains pronounced details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it truly retains all of its bluish-grey- and/or frosted-silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The multi-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. I could not determine if it is a maker-marked example: the ring is firmly hidden under the ribbon. It should be mentioned that it is actually quite unusual to find a: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal) mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive - and truly unusually seen! - so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front- or: \'Ost\'-medal) being a detailed- and/or typical, zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen This is a very attractive example of an - actually very unusally seen! - so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal) being a detailed- and/or typical, zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen that has been (I deem) hardly used- nor worn. The detail on this example is extraordinary: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat \'frosted\'- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. The medal came \'mounted\' onto a single-pieced (metal-based- and with bright-red-coloured wool backed) clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example retains pronounced details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its bluish-grey- and/or frosted-silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The multi-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. I could not determine if it is a maker-marked example: the ring is firmly hidden under the ribbon. It should be mentioned that it is actually quite unusual to find a: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal) mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive - and truly unusually seen! - \'Zellstoff\'-based medal-pouch entitled: \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen\' (or: IAB) as executed in typical: \'Zellstoff\'-based paper as was produced by the maker: \'Gottlieb & Wagner - Oberstein/Nahe\' This is a truly unusual - and actually scarcely encountered! - item: a darker-blue-coloured- and/or typical carton-based medal-pouch (sized: 13,5 x 10,5 cms.) entitled: \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen\' (or: infantry assault-badge ie. IAB of either the silver- or bronze-class) as executed in typical: \'Zellstoff\'-based paper as was produced by the desirable maker: \'Gottlieb & Wagner - Oberstein / Nahe\' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or used- and somewhat roughly torn-open-), condition. The pouch is of course still functional and just shows some dust-marks and/or minimal staining (it shows some tearing on its top): it originates from a small medal-pouch collection I recently acquired for the web-site: it bears the black-coloured and printed makers\'-designation: \'Gottlieb & Wagner - Oberstein / Nahe\' on its back. Next to this does it show an inked name (that reads: \'Uffz. Neumann\' or alike) on its front (done with a red-coloured pencil). I am convinced that this \'simple\' IAB-pouch is actually x-times rarer to find than the actual IAB itself. Simply a neat piece of unmistaken scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and truly used and worn! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36/M40\'-pattern, rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. 'M36/M40'-pattern, rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 10,2 cms. sized in length each - have the 'standard-type'- and/or: darker-green-coloured- and/or: smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have (as to be expected) the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured- and/or rayon-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which come naturally mounted onto their functional, smaller-sized tongues - show as stated above modereate usage and/or wear (some minor wear, staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The straps show the (standard-pattern) silver-coloured (ie. somewhat shiny) NCO-braid attached and are partly constructed from so-called: 'boiled wool': as such it is a typical 'privately-purchased' shoulderstrap-pair. It should be noted that ALL NCO-pattern, 'Panzerjäger'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'scarce'. In any case is this an attractive and/or: early- (ie. pre-) war-period, 'privately-purchased' 'Heeres-Panzerjäger'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly used and worn! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36/M40\'-pattern, rounded-styled) neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\' This is a attractive - minimally mis-matched but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. 'M36/M40'-pattern, rounded-styled) neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs' (or: sergeant who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 10,3 cms. sized in length each - have the 'standard-type'- and/or: darker-green-coloured- and/or: smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have (as to be expected) the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues - show as stated above modereate usage and/or wear (some minor wear, staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). The straps show the (standard-pattern) silver-coloured (ie. somewhat shiny) NCO-braid attached and show a (matching) pair of greyish-silver-toned- (larger-sized- and/or 'Feinzink'-based) so-called: 'S'-'cyphers' and two (regular-sized-, equally styled but non-matching) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Of interest is, moreover, the fact that one of the 'P'-cyphers was with certainty period re-attached by means of some stitching as can be seen on the pictures. It should be noted that ALL NCO-pattern, 'Panzerjäger'-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'scarce' (even more so when they are neatly 'cyphered' as this pair). This particular pair - which is as stated above minimally mis-matched but that was most certainly worn as such as a pair - originated from an older cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. In any case a very attractive and/or: early- (ie. pre-) war-period, 'Heeres-Panzerjäger'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - and truly used! - bright silver-toned- and/or aluminum-based, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being a non-maker-marked example of the regular second-type pattern) These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle of offer here has truly great pronounced detail and retains both its (copper-based-) pins ie. prongs in place (which are both once bent but that are of course still fully functional). The piece - which is I deem of an early-war-period-production - is totally void of a makers'-designation as more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece which is non-converse-shaped has an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. and has a typical silverish-grey- and/or: minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (it was as stated above clearly once cap-attached as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example that originates from a private-household. Simply an attractive example of a 'standard-issue'-pattern, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Attractive - and truly used! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) collar-patches as intended for a: \'Soldat der Flieger o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' (being of the specific model as intended for the great-coat ie. \'Mantel\') The attractive - fully matching and truly used- ie. worn! - WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) collar-tab pair is piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour and is of the model that was specifically intended for usage on the great-coat (ie. \'Mantel\'). The collar-patches are both executed in the golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured, \'smooth-type\' (ie. \'moleskin\'-type-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Flieger o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\'. They are as stated of the specific model solely intended for use on the greatcoat (ie. \'Mantel\'): they can easily be recognised as such by means of the supplementary-attached, thin-shaped, LW-type and/or silver-coloured \'braid\' that is \'off-factory\'-attached (as can be noticed on the pictures). The patches - which have the beige-reddish- toned and carton-based \'backing\' as to be expected - are were with certainty once great-coat attached: they each show a single (aluminium-based) wing (ie. gull or \'Schwinge\') attached and do shows some minimal age, wear and/or saining (as can be seen on the photos). It should be noted that these tabs can easily be graded \'scarce\'!

Attractive - and truly used! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) collar-patches, as intended for a: \'Soldat der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' (being of the specific model as intended for the great-coat ie. \'Mantel\') The attractive - fully matching and truly used- ie. worn! - WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) collar-tab pair is piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and is of the model that was specifically intended for usage on the great-coat (ie. \'Mantel\'). The collar-patches are both executed in the bright-red-coloured \'smooth-type\' (ie. \'moleskin\'-type-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\'. They are as stated of the specific model solely intended for use on the greatcoat (ie. \'Mantel\'): they can easily be recognised as such by means of the supplementary-attached, thin-shaped, LW-type and/or silver-coloured \'braid\' that is \'off-factory\'-attached (as can be noticed on the pictures). The patches - which have the neat \'buckram\'-based \'backing\' as to be expected - are were with certainty once great-coat attached: they each show a single (aluminium-based) wing (ie. gull or \'Schwinge\') attached and do shows some minimal age, wear and/or saining (one of the tabs shows a tiny moth-hole as can be seen on the photos). It should be noted that these tabs can easily be graded \'scarce\'!

Attractive - and truly used! - so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example that comes mounted onto a bright-red-coloured background This is an attractive - and truly used and/or carefully cap-removed! - example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen- o. Lagermütze\' being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes mounted onto a bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or: carefully cap-removed-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type, \'flat-wire\'-weave-technique - has the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for the N.S.K.K.-staffmembers that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Stab\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour was also used by the Dutch volunteers (ie. drivers) who voluntary served within the N.S.K.K. throughout the war. The trapezoid-shaped piece was clearly used and once cap-attached (it was carefully trimmed and pre-folded as can be seen on the pictures). It should be, moreover, noted that the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour is maybe the most difficult to encounter N.S.K.K.-branchcolour of the extensive series. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and truly used! - two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing two: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is an attractive - albeit I deem just minimally used- and/or worn - example of a two-pieced WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Doppelspange\') showing respectively a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: or loyal-service medal for 12 years of loyal service) both examples having a detailed silver- (ie. golden-) coloured eagle-device period-attached and that both come in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. Both medals are nicely preserved examples that seem to have been once cleaned ie. polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. Both \'DA\' have a neat somewhat \'stained\' appearance and show a mininally darkened age-patina (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The \'Spange\' comes period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' that is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of darker-green-coloured wool. The piece retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up as to be expected. Simply an attractive and most certainly desirable example of a: \'WH-Doppelspange\' that can be mounted on almost any (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) tunic!

Attractive - and truly used! - two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing two: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is an attractive - albeit I deem just moderately used- and/or worn - example of a two-pieced WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Doppelspange\') showing respectively a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: or loyal-service medal for 12 years of loyal service) both examples having a detailed silver- (ie. golden-) coloured eagle-device period-attached and that both come in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. Both medals are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. Both \'DA\' have a neat somewhat \'stained\' appearance and show a mininally darkened age-patina (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The \'Spange\' comes period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' that is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool. The piece retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up as to be expected. Simply an attractive and most certainly desirable example of a: \'WH-Doppelspange\' that can be mounted on almost any (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) tunic!

Attractive - and truly used! - WH (Heeres) \'flatwire\'-woven, officers\'-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and truly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) \'flatwire\'-woven-, officers\'-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid onto a field-grey-coloured background as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. carefully folded- and/or confectioned-), condition. The eagle is executed in bright-silver-grey- (ie. \'flatwire\'-type) thread onto a (typical) field-grey-coloured background and comes in an overall very nice and fully untouched condition: it still shows some of the stitching-holes with which it was once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these attractive \'flatwire-woven\'-type \'Heeres\' breast-eagles can as such easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and truly used- and worn example of German officers\'-type-insignia for a competitive price!

Attractive - and truly used! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle, as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a carefully tunic-removed, condition This attractive - and truly used- and/or worn! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'tropical-issued\' example is neatly golden-yellow-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed onto a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a carefully folded- and/or confectioned, condition: it was most certainly carefully tunic-removed and still shows its (machine)stitching-holes (as can be seen on the pictures). The breast-eagle is just a tiny bit stained caused by moderate wear and years of storage but has maintained very nice detail, overall. These original \'BeVo\'-woven, naval examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its - I deem - justified asking-price. The piece can as such perfectly serve to restore any Naval tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) \'Kriegsmarine\'-type breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale: even more so when they come in such a neat once tunic-attached condition!

Attractive - and truly used! - \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'C.W\'- or: \'Carl Wild\'-) marked example as executed in silverish-grey-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed albeit truly used- and/or worn! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'C.W'- or: 'Carl Wild'-) marked example as executed in typical greyish-silver-coloured- and zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used and/or worn-) condition. This example is as stated above neatly maker-marked and has a 'typical' catch and/or catch-(ie. hinge-) set-up as to be expected for IABs by this particular maker. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical greyish-silver-coloured- and somewhat tarnished age-patina: most of its original silver-finish has been nicely preserved but is just a bit dirty (as can clearly be noticed on the pictures). The pin and/or (typical) catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private-household and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was most certainly never cleaned: it comes in a fully untouched condition. Simply a nice - and honest! - silver-class- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Carl Wild' that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly used! - \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'F.O.\'- or: \'Friedrich Orth\'-) marked example as executed in silverish-grey-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed albeit moderately used- and/or worn! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'F.O.'- or: 'Friedrich Orth'-) marked example as executed in typical greyish-silver-coloured- and zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used and/or worn-) condition. This example is as stated above neatly maker-marked and has a 'typical' catch and/or catch-(ie. hinge-) set-up as to be expected for IABs by this particular maker. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical greyish-silver-coloured- and somewhat tarnished age-patina: most of its original silver-finish has been nicely preserved but is just a bit dirty (as can clearly be noticed on the pictures). The copper-based pin and/or (typical) catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private-household and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was most certainly never cleaned: it comes in a fully untouched condition. Simply a nice - and honest! - silver-class- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Friedrich Orth' that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly used! - \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a maker- (ie. \'A.G.M.u.K.\'-) marked- and/or non-converse-shaped specimen that regrettably misses its \'back-plate\' This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - example of a so-called: \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a nicely maker- (ie. \'A.G.M.u.K.\'-) marked- and (typical) non-converse-shaped specimen that was produced by the: \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker) named: \'A.G.M.u.K.\' (or: \'Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Metall- u. Kunststoff\') and that comes in an overall nice- (and only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which has a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance as to be expected - is as stated above - a clearly maker-marked specimen bearing the makers\'-signification: \'A.G.M.u.K.\', denoting that it deals with a piece as was produced by the: \'Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Metall- u. Kunststoff\'-company based in the town of Gablonz. The \'Spange\' is as stated non-converse-shaped and shows a \'fluted\'-shaped - and/or copper-toned - pin (and/or wire-type catch-/catch-set-up), both which are of course still present and/or fully functional. The clasp - which is executed in zinc-based metal ie. \'Feinzink\' - retains a fair bit of its original (minimally darkened), bronze-coloured finish and has never been cleaned nor polished. The metal-based \'back-plate\' is regrettably missing (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was recently found as such at a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a very attractive example of a nicely preserved, bronze-class \'Nahkampfspange\' that will be hard to be upgraded: it should be noted that original examples of this neat combat-award are nowadays getting hard to get. An identical example is also described in Thomas Durantes\' excellent reference-work entitled: \'The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II\' wherein it is given (I deem) the unique reference-number and description: \'1.6.2 - AGMuk “No Headflaw” - fully aligned “K” & “Z” -fluted pin\'. I deem that I did price this attractive example according to its fully untouched condition and missing back-plate!

Attractive - and truly used- and/or worn! - officers\'-pattern so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation that reads: \'90/7\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers\'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'90/7\' (as was presumably intended for a RAD-official holding an officers\'-rank who served within the 90th district ie. \'Bezirk\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers\'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled \'90/7\'-numerals - is neatly executed in silver-coloured thread in the so-called \'flat-wire\'-like, \'BeVo\'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 90th district ie. \'Bezirk\'. This specimen is void of an interwoven makers\'- ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation as more often and is somewhat tarnished by usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed (and was carefully tunic-removed as such). It originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat RAD-officers\'-pattern \'Dienststellenabzeichen\' accordingly!

Attractive - and truly used- ie. minimally damaged! - Waffen-SS EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank-collar-rank-tab (\'Kragenspiegel\') being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example as executed in black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Sturmmann\' This is an attractive - truly used- ie. minimally damaged and actually not that easily encountered! - Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank collar-rank-tab (\'Kragenspiegel\') being a \'standard-issued\'-pattern example as executed in (smooth-type) black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Sturmmann\' (ie. simple soldier) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and clearly once-tunic-removed-), condition. The tab shows the typical brownish-beige-coloured \'buckram\'-based \'backing\' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was with certainty once tunic-attached (by means of hand-stitching) and was period-removed: it still shows some stitching-remains ie. holes and shows a (partly loosened) piece of SS-rank-braid: moreover, does it show a horizontally placed tear (as can be seen on the pictures). Without doubt a nice and fairly scarcely seen Waffen-SS rank-collar-tab that comes in a truly used- and/or tunic-removed condition as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Sturmmann\' and that shows great character!

Attractive - and truly very detailed! - bronze-class shooting-contest-related award or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' depicting the text: \'Tiroler Landesschiessen 1939\' This is a neatly enamelled - and actually not that easily encountered! - circular-shaped- and/or larger-sized- (pre-war-period- and nationally-held!) shooting-contest-related award or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' depicting the text: \'Tiroler Landesschiessen 1939\' and that comes in a minimally worn- (albeit fully undamaged and/or truly nicely preserved-), condition. The larger-sized badge which is an example of the bronze-class - has an approximate diameter of approximately 5,3 cms. and is totally void of a makers\'-designation: it comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and/or totally unaltered-) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up (see pictures). It retains a fully undamaged, darkened, bronze-toned (and quite shiny!) finish and has an undamaged, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive shooting-event-related badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1938 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered. This attractive - and totally undamaged! - example (which is an example of the bronze-class) originates from a German private household: it was never before in a collection. I deem that I priced this attractive and/or nicely preserved \'high-quality-produced\' example of a: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' commemorating a shooting-contest named the: \'Tiroler Landesschiessen 1939\', accordingly!

Attractive - and truly very detailed! - example of a \'Freikorps\'-related award, being a neatly enamelled so-called: \'Deutsches Feldehrenzeichen\', which is nicely engraved on its back This is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - example of a 'Freikorps'-related award, being a neatly enamelled so-called: 'Deutsches Feldehrenzeichen', which is nicely engraved on its back with the text: 'Deutsches Feldehrenzeichen - Hamburg 11' and that is bearing a: 'Ges.Gesch. '-patent-pending marking, in overall very nice (albeit moderately used- and/or most certainly worn-) condition. This award is sometimes found amongst German WWI award-groups but was IMO never worn during the WWII-period. This is a very detailed - and IMO fairly expensively produced - metal-based- and/or neatly enameled pin-back version that is executed in neat, silvered metal (I deem silvered 'Buntmetall'): moreover, does it show a white-enamelled surface (that is totally void of any enamel-damage!) and golden-toned swords. The badge which is neatly engraved as stated above also bears a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending mark as to be expected - see pictures. The piece is IMO never cleaned and shows normal wear and/or age: it is somewhat tarnished and dirty (and was IMO never cleaned nor polished). The piece comes of course mounted on its functional and/or non-altered pin-/catch set-up. The overall detail on this 'Freikorps'-related badge is very nice and pronounced: the silver-finish shows some wear and/or age as stated above: simply caused by normal usage. Simply a very nice - and actually not that often encountered! - 'Freikorps'-related badge which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly very detailed! - example of a \'Freikorps\'-related award, being an: \'Ehrenzeichen des Schlageter-Gedächtnis Bund e.V.\', showing the \'Spangen\': \'Spartakus\' and/or \'1919/23\' This is a truly very attractive - and truly detailed! - example of a so-called: 'Ehrenzeichen des Schlageter-Gedächtnis Bund e.V.', showing the attached 'Spangen' (ie. bars) respectively entitled: 'Spartakus' and/or '1919/23' and being an example which is neatly maker-marked on the back by the maker: 'Paul Küst - Abzeichen u. Ordenfabrik - Berlin SW 19', in overall very nice (albeit moderately used- and/or most certainly worn-) condition. This award - which is of the second form ie. pattern (ie. 'Hochoval'-formed) - is sometimes found amongst German award-groups and was also occasionally worn during the WWII-period (although this was strictly forbidden!). This is a very detailed - and IMO fairly expensively produced - metal pin-back-version that is executed in neat, silvered metal (I deem silvered 'Buntmetall'). The badge which is neatly maker-marked as stated above also bears a 'Ges.Gesch.' patent-pending mark - see pictures. The piece - which is of the type having attached swords - is IMO never cleaned and shows some normal wear and/or age: it is somewhat tarnished and dirty. These awards could accomodate various tiny 'bars' (or 'Spangen') and this example shows two of those period attached (ie. 'Spartakus' and/or '1919/23'). The piece comes of course mounted on its functional- (and/or non-altered!) pin-/catch set-up. The overall detail on this 'Freikorps'-related badge is very nice and pronounced: the silver-finish shows some wear and/or age as stated above: simply caused by normal usage. Simply a very nice - and actually not that often encountered! - 'Freikorps'-related badge which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly very detailed! - example of a: \'Freikorps\'-related award, being a neatly enamelled so-called: \'Deutsches Feldehrenzeichen\' that is nicely engraved on its back This is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - example of a: 'Freikorps'-related award being a neatly enamelled so-called: 'Deutsches Feldehrenzeichen' that is nicely engraved on its back with the text: 'Deutsches Feldehrenzeichen - Hamburg 11' and that is bearing a: 'Ges.Gesch. '-patent-pending marking and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or most certainly worn-), condition. This award is sometimes found amongst German WWI-award-groupings but was - I deem - never worn during the WWII-period. This is a very detailed - and I deem fairly expensively-produced - metal-based- and/or neatly enameled pin-back-version that is executed in the neat, silvered metal (I deem silvered 'Buntmetall'): moreover, does it show a white-enamelled surface (that is totally void of any enamel-damage) and golden-toned swords. The badge which is neatly engraved as stated above also bears a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending mark as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows normal wear and/or age: it is somewhat tarnished and dirty and comes - of course - mounted onto its functional and/or non-altered pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. The overall detail on this 'Freikorps'-related badge is very nice and pronounced: the silver-finish shows some wear and/or age as stated above: simply caused by normal usage. Simply a very nice - and actually not that often encountered! - 'Freikorps'-related breast-badge that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly very detailed! - golden-class shooting-contest-related award or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' depicting the text: \'Tiroler Landesschiessen 1939\' This is a neatly enamelled - and actually not that easily encountered! - circular-shaped- and/or larger-sized- (pre-war-period- and nationally-held!) shooting-contest-related award or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' depicting the text: 'Tiroler Landesschiessen 1939' and that comes in a minimally worn- (albeit fully undamaged and/or truly nicely preserved-), condition. The larger-sized badge which is an example of the first- ie. golden-class - has an approximate diameter of approximately 5,3 cms. and shows a clear makers'-designation on the back of the pin-set-up that reads: 'C. Poellath - Schrobenhausen' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and/or totally unaltered-) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up (see pictures). It retains a fully undamaged and bright-golden-toned (and quite shiny!) finish and has an undamaged, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive shooting-event-related badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1938 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered. This attractive - and totally undamaged! - example (which is an example of the scarcely seen first- ie. golden-class) originates from a German private household: it was never before in a collection. I deem that I priced this attractive and/or nicely preserved 'high-quality-produced' example of a: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' commemorating a shooting-contest named the: 'Tiroler Landesschiessen 1939', accordingly!

Attractive - and truly very detailed! - special-class, shooting-contest-related award or: \'Veranstaltungs-Abz. des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' depicting the text: \'Kreisschiessen Kitzbuhel 1943\' This is a neatly enamelled - and with certainty not that often encountered! - circular-shaped-, multi-coloured enamelled and/or somewhat larger-sized, shooting-contest-related award or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' depicting a man dressed in traditional clothing and aiming-device (with swastika) coupled with the text: 'Kreisschiessen Kitzbuhel 1943' and that comes in a truly worn- (albeit very nicely preserved- and/or untouched-), condition. The somewhat larger-sized badge has an approximate diameter of approximately 4.2 cms. shows a clearly present makers'-designation (that reads: 'C.Poellath - Schrobenhausen') on the back of the pin-/catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains a fully undamaged and bright-golden-toned (and quite shiny!) finish and has an undamaged, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive shooting-event-related badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1938 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered. This attractive example originates from a German private-household: it was never before part of a collection. I deem that I have priced this attractive example of a: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' commemorating a shooting-contest named the: 'Kreisschiessen Kitzbuhel 1943', accordingly!

Attractive - and truly very detailed! - special-class, shooting-contest-related award or: \'Veranstaltungs-Abz. des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' depicting the text: \'Landesschiessen 1940 - Armeegewehr-Meisterklasse\' This is a neatly enamelled - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - circular-shaped- and/or truly larger-sized- (pre-war-period- and nationally-held!) shooting-contest-related award or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' (being an example of a so-called: 'Sonderklasse'!) depicting the text: 'Landesschiessen 1940 - Armeegewehr-Meisterklasse' and that comes in a truly worn- (albeit regrettably incomplete-), condition. The larger-sized badge which is an example of a specific special ie. 'Sonderklasse' - has an approximate diameter of approximately 6,2 cms.(!) and is totally void of a makers'-designation or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece regrettably misses it entire pin- ie. pin-set-up (see pictures). It retains a fully undamaged and bright-golden-toned (and quite shiny!) finish and has an undamaged, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive shooting-event-related badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1938 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered: even more so if they were of this specific 'Sonderklasse'!. This attractive example originates from a German private household: it was never before part of a collection. I deem that I priced this attractive (albeit regrettably incomplete but nevertheless 'high-quality-produced') example of a: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' commemorating a shooting-contest named the: 'Landesschiessen 1940 - Armeegewehr-Meisterklasse', accordingly!

Attractive - and truly very detailed! - special-class, shooting-contest-related award or: \'Veranstaltungs-Abz. des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' depicting the text: \'Landesschiessen 1940\' This is a neatly enamelled - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - circular-shaped- and/or somewhat larger-sized- (early-war-period- and/or nationally-held!) shooting-contest-related award or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' depicting the text: 'Landesschiessen 1940' and that comes in a truly worn- (albeit regrettably minimally damaged- ie. repaired-), condition. The larger-sized badge has an approximate diameter of approximately 5 cms.(!) and is totally void of a makers'-designation or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some scratches (mainly on its back) and has (presumably) a replaced pin- ie. pin-set-up (see pictures). It retains, however, a fully undamaged and bright-golden-toned (and quite shiny!) finish and has an undamaged, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive shooting-event-related badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1938 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered. This attractive example originates from a German private household: it was never before part of a collection. I deem that I priced this attractive (albeit regrettably repaired but nevertheless 'high-quality-produced') example of a: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' commemorating a shooting-contest named the: 'Landesschiessen 1940', accordingly!

Attractive - and truly very detailed! - special-silver-class, shooting-contest-related award or: \'Veranstaltungs-Abz. des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' depicting the text: \'Landesschiessen 1940\' This is a neatly enamelled - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - circular-shaped- and/or somewhat larger-sized-, silver-class (early-war-period- and/or nationally-held!) shooting-contest-related award or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' depicting the text: 'Landesschiessen 1940' and that comes in a truly worn- (albeit very nicely preserved- and/or untouched-), condition. The larger-sized badge has an approximate diameter of approximately 5 cms.(!) and shows a clear makers'-designation (that reads: 'C.Poellath - Schrobenhausen') on the back of the pin-/catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains a fully undamaged and bright-silver-toned (and quite shiny!) finish and has an undamaged, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive shooting-event-related badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1938 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered. This attractive example originates from a German private-household: it was never before part of a collection. I deem that I priced this attractive example of a silver-class: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' commemorating a shooting-contest named the: 'Landesschiessen 1940', accordingly!

Attractive - and truly very detailed! - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based- and non-maker-marked version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Aufklärer in Silber\' (or: silver-class reconnaisance-clasp) This is a truly very attractive and/or pronounced, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a non-maker-marked WH (Luftwaffe) 'Frontflugspange für Aufklärer in Silber' (or: silver-class reconnaisance-clasp) that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and retains most of its finish: the silver-coloured- (and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-) eagle-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp) is equally detailed and also retains all of its silver-toned and somewhat 'shiny' finish. The piece is as stated a non-maker-marked example (as most times) that was as stated above IMO only moderately worn but truly shows great character and/or fine, pronounced detail. The badge is naturally in great shape ie. order: the (golden-coloured- ie. copper-based-) pin-/ie. pin-attachment and/or single rivet are in fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order. The catch is also in great undamaged order and of course fully functional. The clasp has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished 'age-patina'. It originated from a private household and was never before part of any collection. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - Luftwaffe-award that is IMO accordingly priced: only the first such example I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and truly very detailed! - \'Buntmetall\'-based- (albeit non-maker-marked) example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Jäger in Gold mit Anhänger\' (or: golden-class fighter-pilots\'-clasp with hanger ie. FFS) This is a truly very attractive and/or pronounced, 'Buntmetall'-based- (albeit as more often non-maker-marked-) specimen of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Frontflugspange für Jäger in Gold mit Anhänger' (or: golden-class fighter-pilots'-clasp with hanger ie. FFS) that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece - which shows an upward-placed 'sword-device' and that was awarded to a fighter-pilot as to be expected - has simply extraordinary detail and truly retains most (ie. all!) of its period-applied golden-bronze-toned finish: the 'blackened'- ie. silver-coloured- (and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-) eagle-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp) is equally detailed and also retains most of its bluish-silver-toned and minimal 'tarnished' finish. The piece is as stated a non-maker-marked example (something that is more often observed) that comes as stated above in a very nice and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn, condition. Is does show, however, great character and/or fine, pronounced detail. The clasp is naturally in great shape ie. order: the (golden-bronze-coloured- ie. also 'Buntmetall'-based-) pin-/ie. pin-attachment and/or single rivet come also in a fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order. The catch is also in great undamaged order and of course fully functional. Of additional interest is naturally also the (period-attached!) hanger or: 'Anhänger' that comes in an equally nicely preserved and detailed condition. The clasp has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished 'age-patina'. It originated from a private household and was never before part of any collection. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - 'high-class' Luftwaffe-award that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly very detailed! - \'Buntmetall\'-based- (albeit non-maker-marked) version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Transportflieger in Gold\' (or: golden-class transport-pilots\'-clasp ie. FFS) This is a truly very attractive and/or pronounced, 'Buntmetall'-based- (albeit non-maker-marked) version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Frontflugspange für Transportflieger in Gold' (or: golden-class transport-pilots'-clasp ie. FFS) that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and retains most of its period-applied finish: the silver-coloured- (and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-) eagle-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp) is equally detailed and also retains all of its silver-toned and minimal 'tarnished' finish. The piece is as stated a non-maker-marked example (as most times) that was as stated above IMO only moderately worn but truly shows great character and/or fine, pronounced detail. The clasp is naturally in great shape ie. order: the (silver-coloured- ie. 'Buntmetall'-based-) pin-/ie. pin-attachment and/or single rivet are in fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order. The catch is also in great undamaged order and of course fully functional. The clasp has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished 'age-patina'. It originated from a private household and was never before part of any collection. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - 'high-class' Luftwaffe-award that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly very detailed! - \'Buntmetall\'-based- (albeit non-maker-marked) version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Transportflieger in Silber\' (or: silver-class transport-pilots\'-clasp ie. FFS) This is a truly very attractive and/or pronounced, typical \'Buntmetall\'-based- (albeit as more often non-maker-marked) version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Transportflieger in Silber\' (or: silver-class transport-pilots\'-clasp ie. FFS) that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and retains most of its period-applied finish: the silver-coloured- (and \'Buntmetall\'-based) eagle-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp) is equally detailed and also retains all of its silverish-blue-toned and minimal \'tarnished\' finish. The piece is as stated a non-maker-marked example (as most times) that was as stated above only moderately worn but truly shows great character and/or fine, pronounced detail. The clasp comes naturally in great shape ie. order: the (silver-coloured- ie. \'Buntmetall\'-based) pin-/ie. pin-attachment and/or single rivet are in fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order. The catch is also in great undamaged order and of course fully functional. The clasp has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished \'age-patina\'. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - fairly \'high-class\' Luftwaffe-award that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly very detailed! - \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and maker- ie. \'Osang\'-marked) version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Gold\' (or: golden-class bomber-pilots\'-clasp ie. FFS) This is a truly very attractive and/or pronounced, 'Buntmetall'-based- and neatly maker- ie. 'Osang - Dresden'-marked version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Gold' (or: golden-class bomber-pilots'-clasp ie. FFS) that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and retains most of its period-applied golden-toned finish: the silver-coloured- (and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-) eagle-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp) is equally detailed and also retains all of its silver-toned and minimal 'tarnished' finish. The piece is as stated a maker-marked example that shows the maker-designation: 'Osang - Dresden' on its back (something that is not always the case) that comes as stated above in IMO only moderately worn condition. Is does show, however, great character and/or fine, pronounced detail. The clasp is naturally in great shape ie. order: the (silver-coloured- ie. also 'Buntmetall'-based-) pin-/ie. pin-attachment and/or single rivet are in fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order. The catch is also in great undamaged order and of course fully functional. The clasp has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished 'age-patina'. It originated from a private household and was never before part of any collection. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - 'high-class' Luftwaffe-award that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly very detailed! - \'Buntmetall\'-based- albeit non-maker-marked version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class bomber-pilots\'-clasp) This is a truly very attractive and/or pronounced, 'Buntmetall'-based- albeit non-maker-marked version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze' (or: bronze-class bomber-pilots'-clasp) that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. IMO only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and retains most of its period-applied finish: the blackish-silver-coloured- (and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based- and downward positioned-) eagle-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp) is equally detailed and also retains all of its silver- ie. somewhat black-toned finish. The piece is as stated a non-maker-marked example (as most times) that was as stated above IMO only moderately worn but truly shows great character and/or fine, pronounced detail. The badge is naturally in great shape ie. order: the (golden-coloured- ie. copper-based-) pin-/ie. pin-attachment and/or single rivet are in fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order. The catch is also in great undamaged order and of course fully functional. The clasp has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished 'age-patina'. It originated from a private household and was never before part of any collection. Simply an attractive Luftwaffe-award that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly very detailed! - \'Buntmetall\'-based- albeit non-maker-marked version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Gold\' (or: golden-class bomber-pilots\'-clasp) This is a truly very attractive and/or pronounced, 'Buntmetall'-based- albeit non-maker-marked version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Gold' (or: golden-class bomber-pilots'-clasp) that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and retains most of its period-applied finish: the bluish-silver-coloured- (and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-) eagle-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp) is equally detailed and also retains all of its silver-toned and somewhat 'bluish'-toned finish. The piece is as stated a non-maker-marked example (as most times) that was as stated above IMO only moderately worn but truly shows great character and/or fine, pronounced detail. The badge is naturally in great shape ie. order: the (golden-coloured- ie. copper-based-) pin-/ie. pin-attachment and/or single rivet are in fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order. The catch is also in great undamaged order and of course fully functional. The clasp has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished 'age-patina'. It originated from a private household and was never before part of any collection. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - 'high-class' Luftwaffe-award that is IMO accordingly priced: only the first such example I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and truly very nicely preserved! - two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing resp. an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Kl.\' and a: \'Westwall\'-medal that come period-mounted as a: \'Doppelspange\' This is a truly attractive - and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a two-pieced, TR-period medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing respectively an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) and a: \'Westwall\'-medal (ie. \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\') that come period-mounted as a (non-detachable) \'Doppelspange\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The iron cross - which was produced by a by me unidentified maker - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has lost its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally tarnished ie. stained appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'shiny- ie. satin-like) core: it is totally void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Westwall\'-medal is a typical \'Buntmetall\'-) based example that is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained: it was, however, was never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbons show some equal minor usage and/or staining. The \'Spange\' has truly very nice detail and is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of bright-green-coloured wool (something that is more often seen) and comes naturally mounted on its (still functional- and unaltered!) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply a very attractive and desirable example of a non-detachable \'Doppelspange\' that can be mounted on almost any TR-tunic!

Attractive - and truly very rarely encountered! - so-called: \'Hilfsgemeinschaft für Mutter und Kind\'-honorary-badge (ie. \'Brosche\') entitled: \'Haus für soziale Hilfe - Altdorf \' and bearing a unique (low!) serial-number that reads: \'356\' This is an attractive - and with certainty very rarely encountered! - so-called: 'Hilfs- gemeinschaft für Mutter und Kind'-honorary-badge (ie. 'Brosche') entitled: 'Haus für soziale Hilfe - Altdorf ' and bearing a unique (low!) serial-number that reads: '356' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- and/or clearly worn-), condition. The fairly large-sized- and oval-shaped badge (ie. 'Brosche') was worn in the front of the neck and measures approximately: 4 x 3,7 cms. I deem that this badge is executed in genuine silver (but it is void of an '800'-marking - as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted on its functional (and/or unaltered-) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up. The piece is void of any makers'-designation but shows - as stated above - a neatly engraved serial-number that reads: '356' (see pictures). Regrettably is there is not much known about the TR-social-welfare organisation called the: 'Hilfsgemeinschaft für Mutter und Kind' but a similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, were it is given a unique reference-number (5619J) and given an estimated value of 280 Eu. The badge was IMO never cleaned nor polished and retains a nice and very detailed appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). Only the first (and possibly only!) 'HMK-Brochse' I ever had of offer!

Attractive - and truly worn! - Police- (ie. \'Polizei\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) being a typical \'BeVo\'-woven example that comes mounted onto a field-grey-coloured background and that comes in a carefully tunic-removed, condition This is an attractive - and clearly used- ie. worn! - example of a Police- (ie. 'Polizei'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) being a typical 'BeVo'-woven example that comes mounted onto a field-grey-coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (and clearly worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The - fairly large-sized arm-badge which measures approximately 8 x 8,5 cms. - is executed on the typical 'Polizei'-type linnen-based cloth and is an excellent example of the employed 'BeVo-weave'-technique. The piece - that shows some minimal staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage - is nicely pre-confectioned, folded and/or trimmed: it also does show some thread-remains and/or stitching (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is furthermore the fact that these arm-eagles saw also usage on the Waffen-SS-pattern, camouflaged 'Dot'-pattern 'Polizei'-tunics. Simply a attractive and clearly used example!

Attractive - and truly worn! - Wehrmacht \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that misses its woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in an issued-, minimally worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is an attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that came without its typical woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in a clearly issued-, moderately worn- and/or most certainly carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based \'back-plate\' and has all its four prongs in place (which are placed on the sides of the shield as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is non-converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains most of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat \'shiny\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal (rust)staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - Wehrmacht \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that was surely issued and/or moderately worn. I deem that I have priced this moderately used specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and truly worn! - WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO-) type \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch being a machine-embroidered example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war This is an attractive - and I deem truly worn and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered (and somewhat \'thicker-styled\'!) example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The - truly detailed and nicely executed! - piece is additionally \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-coloured linnen as more often and comes stitched onto a piece of darker-green-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive \'variant\'-pattern, machine-embroidered \'Gebirgsjäger-Edelweiss\'-armpatch for a competitive price!

Attractive - and truly worn! - WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO-) type \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch being a machine-embroidered example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war This is an attractive - and I deem truly worn and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered (and somewhat \'thicker-styled\'!) example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The - truly detailed and nicely executed! - piece is additionally \'backed\' with a piece of beige-coloured linnen as more often and comes stitched onto a piece of darker-green-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive \'variant\'-pattern, machine-embroidered \'Gebirgsjäger-Edelweiss\'-armpatch for a competitive price!

Attractive - and truly worn! - WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO-) type \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch being a machine-embroidered example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war This is an attractive - and I deem truly worn and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered (and somewhat \'thicker-styled\'!) example as was executed on darker-green (smooth-type) wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The - truly detailed and nicely executed! - piece is not additionally \'backed\' as more often and comes as truly worn and carefully tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive \'variant\'-pattern, machine-embroidered \'Gebirgsjäger-Edelweiss\'-armpatch for a competitive price!

Attractive - and truly worn! - WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch, being a neat machine-embroidered example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and truly worn and carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: 'Edelweiss'-armpatch being a machine-embroidered example as was executed on darker-green coloured wool as was intended for usage by the: 'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen' throughout the war and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and worn and once tunic-attached-), condition. The - truly detailed and nicely executed! - piece is not 'backed': moreover, does it show some obvious age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and truly worn! - 'Gebirgsjäger-Edelweiss'-armpatch for a competitive price!

Attractive - and truly worn! - WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch, being a neat \'BeVo\'-woven example as was executed on darker-green linnen as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and truly worn and carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: 'Edelweiss'-armpatch being a neatly 'BeVo'-woven example as was executed on darker-green linnen as was intended for usage by the: 'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen' throughout the war and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and worn and once tunic-attached-), condition. The - truly detailed and nicely executed! - piece is not 'backed' and still shows some of its stitchin- ie. thread-remains with which it was once tunic attached: moreover, does it show some obvious age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and truly worn! - 'Gebirgsjäger-Edelweiss'-armpatch for a competitive price!

Attractive - and truly worn! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. machine-embroidered \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was intended for a: \'Waffenmeister\' (or: weapon-equipment NCO) This is a neat - and with certainty not that easily found! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. machine-embroidered \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for a: \'Waffenmeister\' (or: weapon-equipment NCO) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The patch is neatly machine-embroidered on a brownish- (ie. mustard-)green-coloured and/or woolen-based (and \'non-backed\') background. The patch is not maker-marked and is somewhat faded by usage and just show some minimal staining (I deem simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage only): moreover, does it still shows some of its stitching-remains with which it was once tunic-attached (as can be noticed on the pictures). The piece was once glued into an album (or scrapbook) and does show some minimal carton-remains on its back). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat - and truly used! - \'tropical\' ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related \'Waffenmeister\'-related speciality-patch for a competitive price!

Attractive - and truly worn! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. machine-embroidered \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was intended for \'Funkmeister\' (or: radio-operator ie. radio-equipment NCO) This is a neat - and with certainty not that easily found! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. machine-embroidered \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for a: \'Funkmeister\' (or: radio-operator ie. radio-equipment NCO) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The patch is neatly machine-embroidered on a brownish- (ie. mustard-)green-coloured and/or woolen-based (and \'non-backed\') background. The patch is not maker-marked and is somewhat faded by usage and just show some minimal staining (I deem simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage only): moreover, does it still shows some of its stitching-remains with which it was once tunic-attached (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat - and truly used! - \'tropical\' ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related \'Funkmeister\'-related speciality-patch for a competitive price!

Attractive - and truly worn! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Düsseldorf\' (being a moderately used- and/or worn example that has lost most of its \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was most certainly issued and/or moderately used- ie. tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has lost mosy of its paper-based 'RzM'-etiket over the years: just some remains are present and visible. It should be mentioned that this is one of the more scarcely seen 'HJ-Gebietsdreiecke' within the extensive series. Simply a very attractive, male-type 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that was carefully tunic-removed and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and truly worn! - \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\'), as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The very attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in a clearly used- and/or with certainty once tunic-attached, condition. The tab shows the neat brownish-coloured- and/or: typical carton-based 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, has the piece clearly been used and does show some minimal staining simply caused by fair wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab was once tunic-attached (with a machine) and still shows some stitching-holes (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce': even more so if they come in such an attractive and clearly once tunic-attached condition. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and truly worn- ie. tunic-removed - HJ (Hitlerjugend) cuff-title ie. \'tunic-stripe\' (ie. \'Ärmelbänd\') as was intended for a: \'HJ-Geländesportwart\' (or: HJ-terrain-sports\'-instructor) This is an attractive - and moderately worn- ie. once tunic- ie. shirt-removed - HJ (Hitlerjugend) cuff-title ie. 'tunic-stripe' (ie. 'Ärmelbänd') as was intended for a: 'HJ-Geländesportwart' (or: HJ-terrain-sports'-instructor) being a moderately used- ie. worn example that comes in an overall nicely preserved, condition. The cuff-title is minimally shortened and measures approximately 15) cms. in length: it was presumably once-tunic- (ie. shirt)attached and shows two unfinished ends as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-yellow-coloured example is void of any traces of its (most likely) once attached 'RzM'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these HJ (Hitlerjugend) cuff-titles ie. 'tunic-stripes' (ie. 'Ärmelbänder') rank regrettably amongst the most copied TR-insignia-pieces: the specimen on offer here originates from a private household in Germany and is naturally of unquestionable originality. Simply a neat example of a: 'HJ-Geländesportwart' that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and truly worn- ie. tunic-removed - HJ (Hitlerjugend) cuff-title ie. \'tunic-stripe\' (ie. \'Ärmelbänd\') as was intended for a: \'HJ-Schiesswart\' (or: HJ-shooting-instructor) This is an attractive - and moderately worn- ie. once tunic- ie. shirt-removed - HJ (Hitlerjugend) cuff-title ie. 'tunic-stripe' (ie. 'Ärmelbänd') as was intended for a: 'HJ-Schiesswart' (or: HJ-shooting-instructor) being a moderately used- ie. worn example that comes in an overall nicely preserved, condition. The cuff-title is minimally shortened and measures approximately 12.7) cms. in length: it was presumably once-tunic- (ie. shirt)attached and shows two unfinished ends as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The bright-green-coloured example bears the remains of its once attached 'RzM'-etiket on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these HJ (Hitlerjugend) cuff-titles ie. 'tunic-stripes' (ie. 'Ärmelbänder') rank regrettably amongst the most copied TR-insignia-pieces: the specimen on offer here originates from a private household in Germany and is naturally of unquestionable originality. Simply a neat example of a: 'HJ-Schiesswart' that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and truly worn- ie. tunic-removed - HJ (Hitlerjugend) cuff-title ie. \'tunic-stripe\' (ie. \'Ärmelbänd\') as was intended for a: \'HJ-Sportwart\' (or: HJ-sports\'-instructor) This is an attractive - and moderately worn- ie. once tunic- ie. shirt-removed - HJ (Hitlerjugend) cuff-title ie. 'tunic-stripe' (ie. 'Ärmelbänd') as was intended for a: 'HJ-Sportwart' (or: HJ-sports'-instructor) being a moderately used- ie. worn example that comes in an overall nicely preserved, condition. The cuff-title is minimally shortened and measures approximately 12.5) cms. in length: it was presumably once-tunic- (ie. shirt)attached and shows two unfinished ends as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The bright-red-coloured example bears the remains of its once attached 'RzM'-etiket on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these HJ (Hitlerjugend) cuff-titles ie. 'tunic-stripes' (ie. 'Ärmelbänder') rank regrettably amongst the most copied TR-insignia-pieces: the specimen on offer here originates from a private household in Germany and is naturally of unquestionable originality. Simply a neat example of a: 'HJ-Sportwart' that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and tunic-removed! - Eastern-volunteer armshield as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern depicting the interwoven \'Cyrillic\' characters: \'BA\' (as was intended for the Russian volunteers serving within the \'Don Cossacks\') The attractive - and actually not that easily found! - Eastern-volunteer- ie. cossack-related armshield shows the red- and blue-coloured shield with above the interwoven 'Cyrillic' characters: 'BA' (done in silver-white linnen). This particular example is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave technique and comes as carefully tunic-removed: it was neatly confectioned and fine-trimmed and was once tunic-attached (by means of machine-stitching as can can be noticed on the pictures). These - original - 'official' arm-shields as executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo') can be easily considered 'very scarce'. I deem that I have priced this truly used and/or worn example accordingly. Simply a neat example of a Cossack-related arm-shield: one of the more harder to encounter specimen of the colourful series!

Attractive - and typical aluminium-based - WH (Heeres) ie. \'Nachrichten-Helferinnen\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'He.Sch.für Nachr.Helf.\' This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Nachrichten-Helferinnen\'-related, \'standard-issue pattern\'- ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'He.Sch.für Nachr.Helf.\' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO (ie. instructor) who served within the: \'Heeres-Schule für Nachrichten-Helferinnen\' ie.: army training-institute for female signal-staff) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and/or minimally stained-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc shows a stamped bearers\'-blood-group-type (\'Type 0\') something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a private-household where it was recently uncovered. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres) ie. \'Nachrichten-Helferinnen\'-related ID-disc that is with certainty not that often found and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and typical aluminium-based - WH (Luftwaffe o. Jagdgeschwader) related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'1.St. J.G.71\' and that comes mounted onto its period cord as issued This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe o. Jagdgeschwader) related, \'standard-issue pattern\' ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'1.St. J.G.71\' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem- intended for a soldier (pilot) or: NCO/officer who served within a specific \'1. Staffel des Jagdgeschwader 71\' (ie.: staff-member and presumably pilot who served within a LW-unit numbered: \'71\' being - I deem - a part of the later-formed: \'I. Gruppe / Jagdgeschwader 54\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and/or minimally stained-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc is void of a bearers\'-blood-group-type something that is more often the case. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty) and comes still mounted onto its period cord as issued and/or worn. The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe) related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and typical aluminium-based - WH (Luftwaffe) ie. \'LW-Flieger\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'5/Fl.Ausb.Rgt. 61\' This is an attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'LW-Flak-Artillerie\'-related, \'standard-issue pattern\'- and I deem somewhat later-war-period - ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'5/Fl.Ausb.Rgt. 61\' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who served within sixth company of the: \'Flieger-Ausbildungs-Regiment 61\' (ie.: pilots\'-training- ie. schooling-regiment, numbered: \'61\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and/or minimally stained-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (as can be seen on thepictures). The disc shows a clearly stamped bearers\'-blood-group-type (\'Type AB\') something that is more often but most certainly not always the case. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty and shows some hard to decypher engraved text on its back). The disc originates from a private-household where it was recently uncovered. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'Flieger-Ausbildungs\'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and typical aluminium-based - \'Polizei\'- (ie. police) cap-badge being a silverish-grey-coloured, \'1937\'-dated and/or: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-marked example depicting the text: \'Landwacht\' This is an attractive example of a detailed - and typical alumnium-based! - 'Polizei'- (ie. police) cap-badge (as was intended for usage on a field-cap) being a silverish-grey-coloured, '1937'-dated and clearly: 'Ges. Gesch.'-marked example depicting the text: 'Landwacht' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used- nor cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The very detailed badge is executed in bright-silver-coloured, aluminium-based metal and retains both its (never bent and/or also aluminium-based) prongs in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on the mininially stained (but never cleaned) piece is quite extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. Hard to find a more attractive 'Landwacht'-related cap-badge for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based - \'Polizei\'- (ie. police) eagle-badge being a silverish-grey-coloured- and/or non-maker-marked example depicting the text: \'Landwacht\' This is an attractive example of a detailed - and typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based - \'Polizei\'- (ie. police) eagle-badge (as was intended for usage on a field-cap) being a silverish-grey-coloured- and/or non-maker-marked example depicting the text: \'Landwacht\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem hardly used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The detailed badge is executed in bright-silver-coloured zinc-based metal and shows a period-attached (and still functional) \'clip\' on its back. The detail on the mininially stained (but never cleaned) piece is quite extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. In January 1942, the \'Reichsführer-SS\' Heinrich Himmler in his position as: \'Chef der Deutschen Polizei im Reichsministerium des Innern\' (ie. Chief of the German Police in the National Ministry of the Interior) established a new police-related service to be called: the \'Landwacht\' (or: land-watch guard-troops) to be utilised in guarding prisoners of war when on work outside of the prisons ie. POW-camps but within the borders of the greater German Reich. The \'Landwacht\' staff-members were outfitted with standard-pattern \'Gendarmerie\' (ie. rural police) police uniforms with a distinctive identifying armband and cap-badge (such as the one on offer here). Hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based - \'Polizei\'- (ie. police) eagle-badge being a silverish-grey-coloured- and/or non-maker-marked example depicting the text: \'Landwacht\' This is an attractive example of a detailed - and typical zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based - 'Polizei'- (ie. police) eagle-badge (as was intended for usage on a field-cap) being a silverish-grey-coloured- and/or non-maker-marked example depicting the text: 'Landwacht' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem hardly used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The detailed badge is executed in bright-silver-coloured zinc-based metal and shows a period-attached (and still functional) 'clip' on its back. The detail on the mininially stained (but never cleaned) piece is quite extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. In January 1942, the 'Reichsführer-SS' Heinrich Himmler in his position as: 'Chef der Deutschen Polizei im Reichsministerium des Innern' (ie. Chief of the German Police in the National Ministry of the Interior) established a new police-related service to be called: the 'Landwacht' (or: land-watch guard-troops) to be utilised in guarding prisoners of war when on work outside of the prisons ie. POW-camps but within the borders of the greater German Reich. The 'Landwacht' staff-members were outfitted with standard-pattern 'Gendarmerie' (ie. rural police) police uniforms with a distinctive identifying armband and cap-badge (such as the one on offer here). Hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based - \'Polizei\'- (ie. police) eagle-badge being a silverish-grey-coloured- and/or non-maker-marked example depicting the text: \'Landwacht\' This is an attractive example of a detailed - and typical zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based - 'Polizei'- (ie. police) eagle-badge (as was intended for usage on a field-cap) being a silverish-grey-coloured- and/or non-maker-marked example depicting the text: 'Landwacht' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The detailed badge is executed in bright-silver-coloured zinc-based metal and shows a period-attached (and still functional) 'clip' on its back. The detail on the mininially stained (but never cleaned) piece is quite extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. In January 1942, the 'Reichsführer-SS' Heinrich Himmler in his position as: 'Chef der Deutschen Polizei im Reichsministerium des Innern' (ie. Chief of the German Police in the National Ministry of the Interior) established a new police-related service to be called: the 'Landwacht' (or: land-watch guard-troops) to be utilised in guarding prisoners of war when on work outside of the prisons ie. POW-camps but within the borders of the greater German Reich. The 'Landwacht' staff-members were outfitted with standard-pattern 'Gendarmerie' (ie. rural police) police uniforms with a distinctive identifying armband and cap-badge (such as the one on offer here). Hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and typical zinc-based - WH (Luftwaffe) ie. \'LW-Flieger\'- (ie. \'Stab\'-) related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'L.G.Kdo. XVII Stab\' and that comes mounted on its period cord This is an attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'LW-Flieger o. Stab\'-related, \'standard-issue pattern\'- and I deem somewhat later-war-period, ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'L.G.Kdo. XVII Stab\' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem- intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the staff (ie. \'Stab\') of the: \'Luftgau-Kommando 17\' (ie.: staff-member within the air-commando that controlled the designated area numbered: \'17\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and/or minimally stained-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc is shows the bearers\'-blood-group-type (Type: A) something that is more often the case. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty) and comes still mounted onto its period cord as issued and/or worn. The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe) ie. \'LW-Flieger\'- (ie. \'Stab\'-) related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and typical zinc-based - WH (Luftwaffe) ie. \'LW-Flieger\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'4./Fl.Ausb.Rgt. 14\' This is an attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'LW-Flak-Artillerie\'-related, \'standard-issue pattern\'- and I deem somewhat later-war-period, ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'4./Fl.Ausb.Rgt. 14\' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who served within fourth company of the: \'Flieger-Ausbildungs-Regiment 14\' (ie.: pilots\'-training- ie. schooling-regiment, numbered: \'14\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and/or minimally stained-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc is void of a bearers\'-blood-group-type (something that is more often the case). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'Flieger-Ausbildungs\'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and typical zinc-based - WH (Luftwaffe) ie. \'LW-Flieger\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'4.Fl.Ausb.Rgt. 41\' This is an attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'LW-Flak-Artillerie'-related, 'standard-issue pattern'- and I deem somewhat later-war-period, ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '4.Fl.Ausb.Rgt. 41' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who served within fourth company of the: 'Flieger-Ausbildungs-Regiment 41' (ie.: pilots'-training- ie. schooling-regiment, numbered: '41') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and/or minimally stained-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc is void of a bearers'-blood-group-type (something that is more often the case). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Flieger-Ausbildungs'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and typical zinc-based - WH (Luftwaffe) related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'Kfz.Werkst.Komp.der Lw.VII 107\' and that comes mounted onto its period cord as issued & worn This is an attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) \'standard-issue pattern\'- and I deem somewhat later-war-period, ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'Kfz.Werkst.Komp.der Lw.VII 107\' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem- intended for a soldier or NCO who served within a specific \'Kraftfahrzeug-Werkstatt-Kompanie der Luftwaffe VII107\') (ie.: staff-member and airforce vehicle-mechanic who served in a LW-unit numbered: \'VII-107\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and/or minimally stained-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc is void of a bearers\'-blood-group-type something that is more often the case. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty) and comes still mounted onto its period cord as issued and/or worn. The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe) related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and typically brownish-tan-coloured - so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') arm-eagle being a very detailed- and/or \'virtually mint\' example that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive example of a brownish-tan-coloured, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') arm-eagle (as was intended to be worn on the tan-coloured shirts and/or tunics) being a very detailed example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. presumably issued albeit never tunic-attached- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The arm-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-type, 'flat-wire'-weave-technique - still shows it period-attached (albeit minimally damaged) paper-based 'RzM'-etiket attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece does show some minimal fraying on the edges (simply caused by decades of storage only). Simply an attractive N.S.K.K.-related example that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and unidentified! - pair of hand-embroidered, high-ranked officers\'-pattern collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Führer\') as was (presumably) intended for the: \'Stahlhelmbund\' (ie. \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (or: Sta)\' This is a very attractive - fully matching but by me unidentified and with certainty rarely encountered! - pair of early-period, neatly hand-embroidered, high-ranked officers\'-pattern collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Führer\') as was (presumably) intended for usage by officers serving within the organisation: \'Stahlhelmbund\' (ie. \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (or: Sta)\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. Both tabs are executed in (smooth-type and/or velvet-based) black-coloured wool and show the silver/black-coloured (and/or twisted-type) piping attached: both tabs show a (very!) detailed, hand-embroidered \'Eichenlaub\'-cypher (ie. device or: \'Ziffer\') attached (which cyphers are both executed in multi-toned, silvered braid and that show some regular age-patina ie. tarnished surface as can be noticed on the pictures). The pair was simply never used nor tunic-attached and comes still \'tied-together\' as found. Both tabs show the (typical) brownish-toned \'buckram\'-based \'backing-material\' in place. Simply a neat - and most certainly rarely encountered! - (presumed!!) \'Der Stahlhelmbund\'-related officers\'-pattern collar-tab-pair that would most certainly merit further investigative work!

Attractive - and unsually encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-related year-book (ie. annual diary) entitled: \'Nationalsozialistisches Jahrbuch 1943\', in overall very nice and/or fully complete condition This is an attractive - and actually unsually encountered! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related year-book (ie. annual diary) entitled: 'Nationalsozialistisches Jahrbuch 1943', in overall very nice and/or fully complete (ie. IMO almost mint- ie. hardly used!) condition. The medium-sized and/or: reddish-pink-coloured- and/or: linnen-bound (ie. 'hard-covered') book - ie. sized: 16,5 x 10,5 cms. - contains 398 (!!!) pages loaded with (very interesting!) information on: 'what the German citizen should know about the N.S.D.A.P. in all facets' and also contains a full diary (not filled-in) of the year 1943. It also contains various, very detailed illustrations and/or pictures ie. uniform- and/or insignia tables (see pictures). The booklet was surely issued but was IMO simply never used: it bears the (white-coloured and fully preserved and/or undamaged-) text and/or eagle on the front. The booklet - which is a 17th edition as issued in 1942 (1943) - can IMO easily be regarded as a neat 'pocket-version' of the desirable (and nowadays expensive!) 'N.S.D.A.P. Organisations- bücher'. Simply a very attractive - and in this wonderfull condition - surely unusual and equally desirable item: only the second such neat item from this particalur year I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and unsually encountered! - SS- (ie. Waffen-SS-) related year-book (ie. annual-diary or agenda) entitled: \'Der Soldatenfreund - 1944\' that comes in an overall very nice and/or complete (ie. \'virtually mint\'), condition This is an attractive - and actually unsually encountered! - so-called: SS- (ie. Waffen-SS-) related year-book (ie. annual-diary or agenda) entitled: 'Der Soldatenfreund - 1944' (and/or: sub-titled: 'Taschenjahrbuch für die Wehrmacht mir Kalenderium für 1944 - Ausgabe D: Waffen-SS') that comes in an overall very nice and/or complete (ie. 'virtually mint' and/or never filled-in-), condition. The small-sized, black-coloured- and/or: linnen-bound (ie. 'hard-covered') book(let) - ie. sized: 12,7 x 8,2 cms. - contains over 300 (!) pages plus 22 illustrated pages ('Tafel') loaded with (very interesting!) information on: insignia- and/or: uniforms: it naturally also contains a full diary (not filled-in!) of the year 1944. The booklet was surely issued but was I deem simply never used: it bears the (silver-coloured and/or: fully preserved and/or undamaged) rune-signs on its front and year-designation on its side. The booklet - which is a 24th edition as issued in 1943 (1944) - comes truly in a very nice (and/or virtually undamaged!) condition (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and in this wonderful condition - surely unusual and equally desirable item!

Attractive - and unsually encountered! - SS- (ie. Waffen-SS-) related year-book (ie. annual-diary) entitled: \'Der Soldatenfreund - 1944\' that comes in an overall nice and/or complete condition This is an attractive - and actually fairly unsually encountered! - so-called: SS- (ie. Waffen-SS-) related year-book (ie. annual-diary) entitled: 'Der Soldatenfreund - 1944' (and/or: sub-titled: 'Taschenjahrbuch für die Wehrmacht mir Kalenderium für 1944 - Ausgabe D: Waffen-SS') that comes in an overall nice and/or complete, condition. The small-sized- and/or: black-coloured- and/or: linnen-bound (ie. 'hard-covered') book - ie. sized: 12,7 x 8,2 cms. - contains over 300 (!) pages plus 24 illustrated pages ('Tafel') loaded with (very interesting!) information on: insignia- and/or: uniforms: it naturally also contains a (folded) map and full diary (not filled-in!) of the year 1944. The booklet was surely issued but was I deem simply never used: it is void of the rune-signs on its front (which is more often seen on these late-war diaries) but does bear the year-designation (1944) on its side. The title-page shows an inked name: 'SS-Oscha Franz ….' (which is hard to decypher). The booklet - which is a 24th edition as issued in 1944 (1943) - comes truly in a nice (and/or almost undamaged!) condition: just the two first pages do show some minimal usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and in this nicely preserved condition - surely unusual and equally desirable item!

Attractive - and unusally found! - so-called: DLV (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsport Verband\') visor-cap device (ie. \'Abzeichen für die Schirmmütze\') being a neatly maker-marked example This is an attractive - and actually unusally found! - neatly enamelled, so-called: DLV (ie. 'Deutscher Luftsport Verband') visor-cap device (ie. 'Abzeichen für die Schirmmütze') being a neatly maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly cap-removed-), condition. The piece - which is executed in bright-silver-toned metal (ie. 'Buntemetall') - has an approximate 'wingspan' of 5,2 cms. and comes mounted on both its (period-attached) prongs (which were used but that are still fully functional). It retains a fully undamaged enamelled surfaced and shows a makers'-designation on its back that reads: 'Wurster - D.L.V. - M.Neukirchen': next to this it also shows a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive (and early- ie. pre-war-period!) visor-cap-device that belonged to an official who served within the predecessor of the German Luftwaffe being the: 'Deutscher Luftsport Verband'!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - commemorative (I deem) N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as issued to commemorate an event called the: \'Schlagetertag - 24. Mai 1936\' This is attractive - and with certainty unusally seen! - commemorative, N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') being a non-maker-marked exampe as was specifically issued to commemorate an (I presume) N.S.D.A.P.-related gathering named the: 'Schlagetertag - 24. Mai 1936' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in (greenish-toned!) bronze-coloured- and - I deem- typical zinc-based metal - shows a swastika, oakleaves and down-ward pointed sword and abovemnetioned text and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The shield-shaped badge (measuring approximately 4,3 x 3 cms.) comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Simply an attractive, N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - early-period, commemorative N.S.D.A.P.- related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as issued to commemorate the: \'Kreistag - Greiz - 12.-13.-5-1934\' This is an attractive - and with certainty unusually seen! - early-period, commemorative N.S.D.A.P.- related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') as was specifically issued to commemorate an N.S.D.A.P.-gathering entitled: 'Kreistag - Greiz - 12.-13.-5-1934' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in golden-bronze-coloured- and - I deem- typical brass-based metal - shows a detailed (early-styled) eagle-device surrounded by the abovementioned text and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The circular-shaped and medium-sized badge (having an approximate diameter of 4 cms.) is totally void of a makers'-designation and comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. It should be noted that all (early-period!) 'tinnies' that were intended to commemorate an event at regional- (ie. 'town'- ie. 'Bezirks'-) level (such as the piece on offer here) saw much more limited usage and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive, N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - multi-coloured enamelled (and zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based), smaller-sized, so-called: \'Gaumeisterabzeichen in Gold für Pistole 1944 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' This is a truly attractive - and nicely preserved! - example of a multi-coloured enamelled (and typical zinc- ie. Feinzink-based) so-called: 'Gaumeisterabzeichen in Gold für Pistole 1944 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a (scarcely seen!) smaller-sized and/or circular-shaped 'variant'-example that was specifically awarded for a shooting-contest held on the 'Gau'-level (using a pistol ie. 'Pistole') being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed - and somewhat smaller-sized - badge (having an approximate diameter of only 2,5 cms.) is executed in multi-coloured and nicely enamelled (golden-toned) zinc (ie. 'Feinzink'): it is void of any enamel-damage and retains a fully preserved golden-toned finish and green-coloured, enamelled border (just some minimal staining is visible). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 'A61UA' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 220 Eu(!). Simply an attractive shooting-award that is offered for an interesting price!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - multi-coloured enamelled (and \'Buntmetall\'-based), smaller-sized, so-called: \'Gaumeisterabzeichen in Gold für Pistole 1942 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' This is a truly attractive - and nicely preserved! - example of a multi-coloured enamelled (and typical 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'Gaumeisterabzeichen in Gold für Pistole 1942 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a (scarcely seen!) smaller-sized and/or circular-shaped 'variant'-example that was specifically awarded for a shooting-contest held on the 'Gau'-level in the year 1942 (using a pistol ie. 'Pistole') being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed - and somewhat smaller-sized - badge (having an approximate diameter of only 2,5 cms.) is executed in multi-coloured and nicely enamelled (golden-toned) 'Buntmetall': it is void of any enamel-damage and retains a fully preserved golden-toned finish (just some minimal staining is visible). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 'A61UA' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 220 Eu(!). Simply an attractive shooting-award that is offered for an interesting price!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - multi-coloured enamelled and detailed, so-called: \'Gaumeisterabzeichen für Kombinationsschiessen in Bronze 1943 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' This is a truly attractive - and nicely preserved! - example of a multi-coloured enamelled, so-called: 'Gaumeisterabzeichen für Kombinationsschiessen in Bronze 1943 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a smaller-sized- and shield-shaped 'variant'-example that was specifically awarded for the combination-contest (using various weapons) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Pichl Klammer - Innsbruck'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and smaller-sized badge (having an approximate height of only 2,8 cms.) is executed in multi-coloured and nicely enamelled (reddish-bronze-toned) zinc (ie. 'Feinzink'): it is void of any enamel-damage and retains a fully preserved (bright) silver-toned finish (just some minimal staining is visible). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 'A61Q' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 100 Eu. Simply an attractive shooting-award that is offered here for an interesting price!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - multi-coloured enamelled and detailed, so-called: \'Gaumeisterabzeichen für Kombinationsschiessen in Silber 1943 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' This is a truly attractive - and very nicely preserved! - example of a multi-coloured enamelled, so-called: 'Gaumeisterabzeichen für Kombinationsschiessen in Silber 1943 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a smaller-sized- and shield-shaped 'variant'-example that was specifically awarded for the combination-contest (using various weapons) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Pichl Klammer - Innsbruck'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and smaller-sized badge (having an approximate height of only 2,8 cms.) is executed in multi-coloured and nicely enamelled (silverish-toned) zinc (ie. 'Feinzink'): it is void of any enamel-damage and retains a fully preserved (bright) silver-toned finish (just some minimal staining is visible). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 'A61Q' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 100 Eu. Simply an attractive shooting-award that is offered here for an interesting price!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - multi-coloured enamelled and very detailed, so-called: \'Gaumeisterabzeichen für Kombinationsschiessen in Bronze 1943 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' This is a truly attractive - and very nicely preserved! - example of a multi-coloured enamelled, so-called: 'Gaumeisterabzeichen für Kombinationsschiessen in Bronze 1943 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a smaller-sized- and shield-shaped 'variant'-example that was specifically awarded for the combination-contest (using various weapons) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Alois Klammer - Innsbruck'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and smaller-sized badge (having an approximate height of only 2,8 cms.) is executed in multi-coloured and nicely enamelled (reddish-bronze-toned) zinc (ie. 'Feinzink'): it is void of any enamel-damage and retains a fully preserved (bright) bronze-toned finish (just some minimal staining is visible). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 'A61Q' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 100 Eu. Simply an attractive shooting-award that is offered here for an interesting price!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - multi-coloured enamelled and very detailed, so-called: \'Gaumeisterabzeichen für Kombinationsschiessen in Gold 1943 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' This is a truly attractive - and very nicely preserved! - example of a multi-coloured enamelled, so-called: 'Gaumeisterabzeichen für Kombinationsschiessen in Gold 1943 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a smaller-sized- and shield-shaped 'variant'-example that was specifically awarded for the combination-contest (using various weapons) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Pichlklammer - Innsbruck'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and smaller-sized badge (having an approximate height of only 2,8 cms.) is executed in multi-coloured and nicely enamelled (golden-toned) zinc (ie. 'Feinzink'): it is void of any enamel-damage and retains a fully preserved (bright) golden-toned finish (just some minimal staining is visible). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 'A61Q' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 100 Eu. Simply an attractive shooting-award that is offered here for an interesting price!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - multi-coloured enamelled, smaller-sized so-called: \'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für KK-Gewehr 1942 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' This is a truly very attractive - and very nicely preserved! - example of a multi-coloured enamelled, so-called: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für KK-Gewehr 1942 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a smaller-sized and/or typical circular-shaped 'variant'-example that was specifically awarded for a specific shooting-contest held on the 'Gau'-level (using a small-caliber weapon ie. 'KK-Gewehr') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Carl Poellath - Schrobenhausen'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed - and somewhat smaller-sized - badge (having an approximate diameter of only 2,5 cms.) is executed in multi-coloured and nicely enamelled (bright-golden-toned) zinc (ie. 'Feinzink'): it is void of any enamel-damage and retains a fully preserved (bright) golden-toned finish and green-coloured, enamelled border (just some minimal staining is visible). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 'A61KA' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 150 Eu. Simply an attractive shooting-award that is offered for an interesting price!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - multi-coloured enamelled, smaller-sized, so-called: \'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Bronze 1940 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' This is a truly very attractive - and very nicely preserved! - example of a multi-coloured enamelled, so-called: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Bronze 1940 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a smaller-sized and/or circular-shaped 'variant'-example that was specifically awarded for a specific shooting-contest held on the 'Gau'-level (using various weapons) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Carl Poellath - Schrobenhausen'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed - and somewhat smaller-sized - badge (having an approximate diameter of only 2,5 cms.) is executed in multi-coloured and nicely enamelled (bright-golden-bronze-toned) zinc (ie. 'Feinzink'): it is void of any enamel-damage and retains a fully preserved (bright) golden-bronze toned finish (just some minimal staining is visible). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 'A61AA' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 80 Eu. Simply an attractive shooting-award that is offered for an interesting price!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - multi-coloured enamelled, smaller-sized, so-called: \'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold 1940 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' This is a truly very attractive - and very nicely preserved! - example of a multi-coloured enamelled, so-called: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold 1940 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a smaller-sized and circular-shaped 'variant'-example that was specifically awarded for a specific shooting-contest held on the 'Gau'-level (using various weapons) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Carl Poellath - Schrobenhausen'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed - and somewhat smaller-sized - badge (having an approximate diameter of only 2,5 cms.) is executed in multi-coloured and nicely enamelled (bright-golden-toned) zinc (ie. 'Feinzink'): it is void of any enamel-damage and retains a fully preserved (bright) golden-toned finish (just some minimal staining is visible). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 'A61CA' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 180 Eu(!). Simply an attractive shooting-award that is offered for an interesting price!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - multi-coloured enamelled, smaller-sized, so-called: \'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für KK-Gewehr 1942 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' This is a truly very attractive - and very nicely preserved! - example of a multi-coloured enamelled, so-called: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für KK-Gewehr 1942 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a smaller-sized and/or circular-shaped 'variant'-example that was specifically awarded for a specific shooting-contest held on the 'Gau'-level (using a small-caliber weapon ie. 'KK-Gewehr') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Carl Poellath - Schrobenhausen'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed - and somewhat smaller-sized - badge (having an approximate diameter of only 2,5 cms.) is executed in multi-coloured and nicely enamelled (bright-golden-toned) zinc (ie. 'Feinzink'): it is void of any enamel-damage and retains a fully preserved (bright) golden-toned finish and green-coloured, enamelled border (just some minimal staining is visible). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 'A61KA' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 150 Eu. Simply an attractive shooting-award that is offered for an interesting price!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - multi-coloured enamelled, smaller-sized, so-called: \'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Silber 1940 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' This is a truly very attractive - and very nicely preserved! - example of a multi-coloured enamelled, so-called: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Silber 1940 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a smaller-sized and circular-shaped 'variant'-example that was specifically awarded for a specific shooting-contest held on the 'Gau'-level (using various weapons) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Carl Poellath - Schrobenhausen'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed - and somewhat smaller-sized - badge (having an approximate diameter of only 2,5 cms.) is executed in multi-coloured and nicely enamelled (bright-silver-toned) zinc (ie. 'Feinzink'): it is void of any enamel-damage and retains a fully preserved (bright) silver-toned finish (just some minimal staining is visible). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 'A61BA' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 140 Eu(!). Simply an attractive shooting-award that is offered for an interesting price!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - multi-coloured enamelled, smaller-sized, so-called: \'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Silber 1940 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' This is a truly very attractive - and very nicely preserved! - example of a multi-coloured enamelled, so-called: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Silber 1940 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a smaller-sized and/or circular-shaped 'variant'-example that was specifically awarded for a specific shooting-contest held on the 'Gau'-level (using various weapons) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Carl Poellath - Schrobenhausen'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed - and somewhat smaller-sized - badge (having an approximate diameter of only 2,5 cms.) is executed in multi-coloured and nicely enamelled (bright-silver-toned) zinc (ie. 'Feinzink'): it is void of any enamel-damage and retains a fully preserved (bright) silver-toned finish (just some minimal staining is visible). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 'A61BA' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 140 Eu(!). Simply an attractive shooting-award that is offered for an interesting price!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - multi-coloured enamelled, so-called: \'Gaumeisterabzeichen für Kombinationsschiessen in Gold mit Eichenlaub 1943 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' This is a truly very attractive - and very nicely preserved! - example of a multi-coloured enamelled, so-called: 'Gaumeisterabzeichen für Kombinationsschiessen in Gold mit Eichenlaub 1943 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a smaller-sized 'variant'-example that was specifically awarded for the combination-contest (using various weapons) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Pichlklammer - Innsbruck'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and smaller-sized badge (having an approximate height of only 2,8 cms.) is executed in multi-coloured and nicely enamelled (golden-toned) zinc (ie. 'Feinzink'): it is void of any enamel-damage and retains a fully preserved (bright) golden-toned finish (just some minimal staining is visible). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 'A61VA' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 220 Eu(!). Simply an attractive shooting-award that is offered for an interesting price!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - multi-coloured enamelled, so-called: \'Gaumeisterabzeichen für Kombinationsschiessen in Gold mit Eichenlaub 1943 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' This is a truly very attractive - and very nicely preserved! - example of a multi-coloured enamelled, so-called: 'Gaumeisterabzeichen für Kombinationsschiessen in Gold mit Eichenlaub 1943 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a smaller-sized 'variant'-example that was specifically awarded for the combination-contest (using various weapons) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Pichlklammer - Innsbruck'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and smaller-sized badge (having an approximate height of only 2,8 cms.) is executed in multi-coloured and nicely enamelled (golden-toned) zinc (ie. 'Feinzink'): it is void of any enamel-damage and retains a fully preserved (bright) golden-toned finish (just some minimal staining is visible). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 'A61VA' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 220 Eu(!). Simply an attractive shooting-award that is offered for an interesting price!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - multi-coloured- (ie. painted!), smaller-sized so-called: \'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für KK-Gewehr 1944 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' This is a truly very attractive - and very nicely preserved! - example of a multi-coloured (ie. painted!), so-called: 'Gauleistungsabzeichen in Gold für KK-Gewehr 1944 des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' being a smaller-sized and/or typical circular-shaped 'variant'-example that was specifically awarded for a specific shooting-contest held on the 'Gau'-level (using a small-caliber weapon ie. 'KK-Gewehr') being a non-maker marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed - and somewhat smaller-sized - badge (having an approximate diameter of only 2,5 cms.) is executed in multi-coloured and nicely painted (bright-golden-toned) zinc (ie. 'Feinzink'): it is void of any damage and retains a nicely preserved (bright) golden-toned finish and green-coloured, painted border (just some minimal staining ie. paint-loss is visible). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 'A61KA' and wherein it is given an estimated value of 150 Eu. Simply an attractive - and later-war-period! - shooting-award that is offered for an interesting price!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - single-pieced and detachable, WH medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Einzelspange\') showing a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) The attractive - and actually in this format scarcely encountered! - single-pieced, WH medal-bar (ie. 'Orden- o. Einzelspange') showing a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) that comes period-mounted as a (detachable!) 'Einzelspange' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and I deem only minimally worn-), condition. The medal retains most (ie. all!) of its truly darker-bronze-coloured finish and has never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The 'Westwall'-medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen - has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The 'Spange' just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbon shows some equal minor usage and/or staining. The 'Spange' has truly very nice detail and is 'backed' with a piece of field-grey wool and comes mounted onto a metal-based 'backing-plate' (something that is more often seen) and comes naturally mounted on its (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive, WWII-period 'Orden- o. Einzelspange' having a not that often seen set-up: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - single-pieced and non-detachable, WH medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Einzelspange\') showing a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) The very attractive - and actually in this format scarcely encountered! - single-pieced, WH medal-bar (ie. 'Orden- o. Einzelspange') showing a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) comes period-mounted as a (non-detachable) 'Einzelspange' and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and I deem only minimally worn-), condition. The medal retains most (ie. all!) of its truly darker-bronze-coloured finish and has never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The 'Westwall'-medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen - has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The 'Spange' just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbon shows some equal minor usage and/or staining. The 'Spange' has truly very nice detail and is 'backed' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool and still retains its (still fully functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply a very attractive, WWII-period 'Orden- o. Einzelspange' having a not that often seen set-up: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive - and unusally seen! - single-pieced and non-detachable, WH medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Einzelspange\') showing a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) The very attractive - and actually in this set-up scarcely encountered! - single-pieced, WH medal-bar (ie. 'Orden- o. Einzelspange') showing a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) comes period-mounted as a (non-detachable) 'Einzelspange' and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and I deem only minimally worn-), condition. The medal retains most (ie. all!) of its truly darker-bronze-coloured finish and has never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The 'Westwall'-medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen - has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The 'Spange' just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbon shows some equal minor usage and/or staining. The 'Spange' has truly very nice detail and is 'backed' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool and still retains its (still fully functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply a very attractive, WWII-period 'Orden- o. Einzelspange' having a not that often seen set-up: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive - and unusual! - HJ (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' being a non-maker-marked example showing a sunburst, sea-gull and HJ-flag-bearer and text: \'Werbewoche der Hitler Jugend - Bann 80 - Wiesbaden\' The attractive and silverish-copper-toned- (albeit minimally tarnished) shield-shaped day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in silver-coloured and (I deem) zinc- (ie. tin-) based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has I deem never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice - and as stated above - somewhat tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed but has lost a fair bit of of its silver-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an illustration of a (swastika) sunburst, sea-gull and HJ-flag-bearer coupled with the text: 'Werbewoche der Hitler Jugend - Bann 80 - Wiesbaden' (strangely is void of any date- or year-designation). Simply an attractive example of this desirable and/or with certainty sought-after HJ-related so-called: 'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive - and unusually encountered! - commemorative plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') showing a map of the Saarland and bearing the text: \'Volksabstimmung im Saargebiet - 13.1.1935\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often- ie. scarcely encountered! - silver-toned- (and genuine silver-based!) so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') a (detailed) map of the Saarland and bearing the text: 'Volksabstimmung im Saargebiet - 13.1.1935' on its front and on its back the text: 'Deutsch die Saar immer Dar' and showing an illustration of a farmer (or mining-official) and that comes in an overall wonderful and nicely preserved, condition. The neat - medium-sized- and/or regular-weight-piece having an approximate diameter of 3,7 cms. - has truly pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a neat silver-toned age-patina (but also shows some minimal tarnish - see pictures). The piece is void of a silver-content-mark but shows a clear makers'-designation on the rim (that reads: 'Hauptmünzamt - Feinsilber'). These neat - semi-official - presentation-pieces were IMO used as some sort of awards as (presumably) handed-out at party-related gatherings or alike. The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (see pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that might merit some further investigative work!

Attractive - and unusually encountered! - commemorative plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') showing a portrait of Adolf Hitler and bearing the text: \'Der Einer und Führer aller Deutschen\' and that comes in its period etui as issued This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often- ie. scarcely encountered! - silver-toned- (and I deem genuine silver-based!) so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') depicting a (side)portrait of Adolf Hitler surrounded by the text: 'Der Einer und Führer aller Deutschen' and that comes stored in its period (carton-based- and 2-pieced) etui ie. box as issued and stored for decades and that comes in an overall wonderful and truly nicely preserved, condition. The neat - medium-sized- and/or regular-weight-piece (having an approximate diameter of 3,7 cms.) has truly pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a neat typical, silver-toned age-patina (but also shows some minimal tarnish as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is void of a silver-content-mark but shows a clear engraved makers'-designation on its rim (that reads: 'Münzamt - Wien - A900'). The back of the medal depicts a detailed kings'-globe surrounded by the text: 'Das Grossdeutsche Reich ist Erstanden'. Next to this it also shows the engraved data: '13.3.1938 - 29.9-1938' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece came stored in its period beige-white-coloured- and two-pieced etui ie. box as issued and stored for decades. This etui come in an equally nicely preserved condition and shows on its top a golden toned 'cadre' and on its back the text: 'Silber'. These neat - semi-official - presentation-pieces were I deem used as some sort of awards as (presumably) handed-out at party-related gatherings or alike. Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that might merit some further investigative work!

Attractive - and unusually encountered! - commemorative plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') showing AH and bearing the text: \'Der einer und Führer aller Deutschen - Das Grossdeutsche Reich ist erstanden - 13-3 - 29-9-1938\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often- ie. scarcely encountered! - silver-toned- (and genuine silver-based!) so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') showing the portrait of Adolf Hitler on its front and bearing the text: 'Der einer und Führer aller Deutschen' and on its back the text: 'Das Grossdeutsche Reich ist erstanden - 13-3-1938 - 29-9-1938' and that comes in an overall wonderful and nicely preserved, condition. The neat - medium-sized- and/or regular-weight-piece having an approximate diameter of 3,7 cms. - has truly pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a neat silver-toned age-patina (but also shows some minimal tarnish - see pictures). The piece shows a silver-content-mark ('935') and shows a clear makers'-designation on the rim (that reads: 'Hauptmünzamt Wien'). These neat - semi-official - presentation-pieces were IMO used as some sort of awards as (presumably) handed-out at party-related gatherings or alike. The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (see pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that might merit some further investigative work!

Attractive - and unusually encountered! - commemorative sports-related plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') showing 3 flags and bearing the text: \'Dreiländerkampf in Boxen - 4.-6.-12-42\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often- ie. scarcely encountered! - bright golden-toned- (and neatly enamelled!) so-called: commemorative sports'-related plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') showing 3 colourful flags and bearing the text: 'Dreiländerkampf in Boxen - Deutschland - Italien - Ungarn - 4.-6.-12-42' and that comes in an overall wonderful and nicely preserved, condition. The neat - medium-sized- and/or regular-weight-piece having an approximate diameter of 8,3 cms. - has truly pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a neat bright golden-toned age-patina (but also shows some minimal tarnish - see pictures). The piece shows a clear makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'H. Aurich - Dresden'). These neat - semi-official - presentation-pieces were IMO used as some sort of award as (presumably) handed-out at this specific boxing related event held at the end of 1942. The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (see pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered sports-related table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that would certainly merit some further investigative work!

Attractive - and unusually encountered! - early pattern- and/or aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'/ie. NCO-type \'Ausgeh\'- (ie. dress\'-) type belt-buckle, being an \'OLC\'-marked example showing a \'down-tailed\' eagle-device This is an attractive - and actually unusually encountered! - early pattern- and/or aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens'/ie. NCO-type 'Ausgeh'- (ie. dress'-) type belt-buckle, being a clearly 'OLC'-marked example showing a seperately attached 'front-plate' (showing a 'down-tailed' eagle-device) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The buckle is - I deem - hardly worn nor used and comes in an overall wonderful and 'virtually mint' condtion and was never cleaned nor polished. The piece retains its detailed appearance and is executed in fine-structured- and/or pebbled aluminium-based metal. I deem that this neat buckle was intended for usage together with a LW 'Ausgeh'- ie. going-out or dress-tunic (ie. 'Waffenrock'). In any case is it an attractive and actually not that often encountered (early-type) Luftwaffe-buckle: I deem that I have priced this neat example accordingly!

Attractive - and unusually encountered! - linnen-based- and/or: \'BeVo\'-woven cloth-based sportshirt-patch depicting the numerals: \'III\' and \'6\', as was intended for usage by staff serving within the: \'3. Batl./Art.Rgt. 6\' This is a truly unusual - and only once before encountered! - linnen-based- and/or: neatly 'BeVo'-woven cloth-based sportshirt-patch (ie. 'Sporthemd-Abzeichen') depicting the numerals: 'III' and/or: '6', as was specifically intended for usage by staff serving within the: '3. Battalion des Artillerie-Regiments 6' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem presumably issued- albeit never used nor tunic- ie. shirt-attached-), condition. The shield-shaped- and multi-coloured patch - which is void of a makers-mark - measures: 10 x 6,5 cms. and comes 'as straightly cut-off the role' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and without doubt rarely encountered! - piece of TR-period cloth-insignia that most certainly merits further investigation!

Attractive - and unusually encountered! - period-\'bundle\' containing 4 matching pairs of WH (Heeres) EM-type collar-patches (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') for \'Nachrichten-Truppen\', still having its original \'BeVo\'-marked, \'Banderolle\' in place This is a truly attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - period-\'bundle\' containing 4 matching pairs of WH (Heeres) EM-type collar-patches (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') as piped in the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) branchcolour as intended for the: \'Nachrichten-Truppen\' (signal-troops) still having its original \'BeVo\'-marked, \'Banderolle\' in place. The pairs are nicely machine-embroidered on a bluish-grey-coloured and/or linnen-based background and have the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\') branchcolour and show the darker-green-coloured \'centres\' as to be expected. The four sets are totally unconfectioned and can easily be used to restore any WH (Heeres) tunic if wished so. The bundle is partly complete: 4 sets - and one single piece - (of originally 10 sets) are still present. The sets are still \'bundled\' in their (rare and never before seen!) blue-coloured, \'Banderolle\' as was produced by the \'BeVo\'- (ie. \'Bernd Vorsteher\'-) company based in the town of Wuppertal. I have decided to sell these \'Einheitskragenspiegel\'-pairs together and sell them as one nice and unsual item. I am convinced that it will make a great and unique item for any cloth-insignia collection!

Attractive - and unusually encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium- (ie. \'Cupal\'-) based breast-eagle, as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics, being a very detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen This is a truly attractive - and in this aluminium- ie. 'Cupal'-based version actually not that often encountered - item: a WH (Luftwaffe) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock'), as was intended for usage on the white-coloured summer-tunics, being a very detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny (ie. 'off-factory'-polished-) aluminium- (ie. 'Cupal'-) based metal. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and non-altered pin- and catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped 'A' in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private household and that was never in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, aluminium- ie. 'Cupal'-based LW breast-eagle!

Attractive - and unusually encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium- (ie. \'Cupal\'-) based breast-eagle, as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics, being a very detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen This is a truly attractive - and in this aluminium- ie. 'Cupal'-based version actually not that often encountered - item: a WH (Luftwaffe) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock'), as was intended for usage on the white-coloured summer-tunics, being a very detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny (ie. 'off-factory'-polished-) aluminium- (ie. 'Cupal'-) based metal. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and non-altered pin- and catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped 'A' in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private household and that was never in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, aluminium- ie. 'Cupal'-based LW breast-eagle!

Attractive - and unusually encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium- (ie. \'Cupal\'-) based breast-eagle, as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics, being a very detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen This is a truly attractive - and in this aluminium- ie. 'Cupal'-based version actually not that often encountered - item: a WH (Luftwaffe) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock'), as was intended for usage on the white-coloured summer-tunics, being a very detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny (ie. 'off-factory'-polished-) aluminium- (ie. 'Cupal'-) based metal. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and non-altered pin- and catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped 'A' in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private household and that was never in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, aluminium- ie. 'Cupal'-based LW breast-eagle!

Attractive - and unusually encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium- (ie. \'Cupal\'-) based breast-eagle, as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics, being a very detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen This is a truly attractive - and in this aluminium- ie. 'Cupal'-based version actually not that often encountered - item: a WH (Luftwaffe) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock'), as was intended for usage on the white-coloured summer-tunics, being a very detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny (ie. 'off-factory'-polished-) aluminium- (ie. 'Cupal'-) based metal. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and non-altered pin- and catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped 'A' in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private household and that was never in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, aluminium- ie. 'Cupal'-based LW breast-eagle!

Attractive - and unusually encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium- ie. \'Cupal\'-based breast-eagle, as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics, being a very detailed- albeit non-maker-marked specimen This is a truly attractive - and in this aluminium- ie. 'Cupal'-based version actually not that often encountered - item: a WH (Luftwaffe) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock'), as was intended for usage on the white-coloured summer-tunics, being a very detailed- albeit non-maker-marked specimen that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny (ie. 'off-factory'-polished-) aluminium-based metal (ie. 'Cupal'). The eagle - which has naturally a functional and non-altered pin- and catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped 'A' in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private household and that was never in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, 'Cupal'-based LW breast-eagle!

Attractive - and unusually encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium-based breast-eagle, as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics, being a neatly maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked and/or very detailed specimen This is a truly attractive - and in this aluminium-based version actually not that often encountered - item: a WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium-based breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock'), as was intended for usage on the white-coloured summer-tunics, being a neatly maker- (ie. 'A'- or: 'Assmann u. Söhne'-) marked and/or very detailed specimen, that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny (ie. off-factory polished-) aluminium-based metal. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and non-altered pin- and catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped 'A' in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private household and that was never before in any collection. The makers'-mark (comprising of the 'A'-logo and/or: 'D.R.G.M.'-patent-pending marking-) is clearly present on the upper right corner (visible on the back - see pictures). Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, LW breast-eagle as was produced by the desirable 'Assmann u. Söhne'-company!

Attractive - and unusually encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium-based breast-eagle, as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics, being a very detailed specimen that bears a: \'D.R.G.M.\'-marking on its back This is a truly attractive - and in this aluminium-based version actually not that often encountered - item: a WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium-based breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock'), as was intended for usage on the white-coloured summer-tunics, being a very detailed specimen that bears a: 'D.R.G.M.'-marking on its back and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny (ie. 'off-factory'-polished-) aluminium-based metal. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and non-altered pin- and catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped 'A' in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private household and that was never before in any collection. The makers'-mark (comprising of a: 'D.R.G.M.'-patent-pending marking-) is clearly present on the upper right corner (visible on the back - see pictures). Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, LW breast-eagle as was produced by the desirable 'Assmann u. Söhne'-company!

Attractive - and unusually encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium-based breast-eagle, as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics, being a very detailed specimen that bears a: \'D.R.G.M.\'-marking on its back This is a truly attractive - and in this aluminium-based version actually not that often encountered - item: a WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium-based breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock'), as was intended for usage on the white-coloured summer-tunics, being a very detailed specimen that bears a: 'D.R.G.M.'-marking on its back and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny (ie. 'off-factory'-polished-) aluminium-based metal. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and non-altered pin- and catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped 'A' in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private household and that was never before in any collection. The makers'-mark (comprising of a: 'D.R.G.M.'-patent-pending marking-) is clearly present on the upper right corner (visible on the back - see pictures). This particular example once had a name written on its back: this has, however, been period-removed by the owner (the remains are still present and visible (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, LW breast-eagle as was produced by the desirable 'Assmann u. Söhne'-company!

Attractive - and unusually encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium-based breast-eagle, as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics, being a very detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen This is a truly attractive - and in this aluminium-based version actually not that often encountered - item: a WH (Luftwaffe) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock'), as was intended for usage on the white-coloured summer-tunics, being a very detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny (ie. 'off-factory'-polished-) aluminium-based metal. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and non-altered pin- and catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped 'A' in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private household and that was never in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, 'aluminium-based LW breast-eagle!

Attractive - and unusually encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium-based breast-eagle, as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics, being a very detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen This is a truly attractive - and in this aluminium-based version actually not that often encountered - item: a WH (Luftwaffe) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock'), as was intended for usage on the white-coloured summer-tunics, being a very detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny (ie. 'off-factory'-polished-) aluminium-based metal. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and non-altered pin- and catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example shows a partly mis-stamped upper right arm of the swastika (as can be seen on the pictures): it was, however, clearly issued and/or worn. As possibly known are also these breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped 'A' in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private household and that was never in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, 'aluminium-based LW breast-eagle: of course did I price it according to its 'mis-stamped' swastika-arm!

Attractive - and unusually encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium-based breast-eagle, as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics, being a very detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen This is a truly attractive - and in this aluminium-based version actually not that often encountered - item: a WH (Luftwaffe) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock'), as was intended for usage on the white-coloured summer-tunics, being a very detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen that comes in an overall nice (and IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny (ie. once 'off-factory'-polished-) aluminium-based metal. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and non-altered pin- and catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished: it is still a bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped 'A' in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private household and that was never in any collection. Of interest is, moreover, that this piece once showed a written inventory-number (or price) on its back: this is only party present ie. visible. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, aluminium-based LW breast-eagle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and unusually encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium-based breast-eagle, as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics, being a very detailed- (and/or: maker- ie. \'A\'-marked-) specimen This is a truly attractive - and in this aluminium-based version actually not that often encountered - item: a WH (Luftwaffe) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock'), as was intended for usage on the white-coloured summer-tunics, being a very detailed- (and/or: maker- ie. 'A'- or: 'Assmann'-marked-) specimen that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny (ie. 'off-factory'-polished-) aluminium-based metal. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and non-altered pin- and catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example was clearly issued and/or worn. As possibly known are also these breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped 'A' in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private household and that was never in any collection. Next to the 'A'- or: 'Assmann'-maker-mark does this example also show a: 'D.R.G.M.-patent-pending stamp (on the upper-left back). Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, 'aluminium-based LW breast-eagle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and unusually found! - early-period, N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') that is showing the text: \'Saarkundgebung - 1933 - Niederwald\' This is an attractive - and typically \'hollow\'-styled and with certainty quite scarcely found! - early-period, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or golden-bronze toned- (ie. I deem copper-toned- ie. \'Eisenblech\'-based) example showing the text: \'Saarkundgebung - 1933 - Niederwald\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- ie. I deem just moderately worn-), condition. The piece is executed in typical, golden-bronze-coloured metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, minimally darkened- ie. tarnished-, age-patina and holds most of its period-apllied finish). The badge shows a hand with two upright placed fingers, statue and swastika-device coupled the above mentioned text (as can be seen on the pictures). The medium-sized piece (sized: 4,3 x 3,4 cms.) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that all \'N.S.D.A.P.-related tinnies that were intended to commemorate an event at regional- (ie. \'towns\'-) level (such as the piece on offer here) saw much more limited usage and can easily be graded \'scarce\'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and truly unusally found! - N.S.D.A.P.-related, so-called: \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' for an interesting price!

Attractive - and unusually found! - early-period, veteran-association-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') showing the text: \'Zum 20 jährigen Gedenken der Schlacht von Langemarck - 1914-1934\' This is an attractive - and typically \'hollow\'-styled and with certainty quite scarcely found! - early-period, so-called: \'veteran-association\'-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or golden-bronze toned- (ie. I deem copper-toned- ie. \'Eisenblech\'-based) example showing the text: \'Zum 20 jährigen Gedenken der Schlacht von Langemarck - 1914-1934\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- ie. I deem just moderately worn-), condition. The piece is executed in typical, golden-bronze-coloured metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, minimally darkened- ie. tarnished, age-patina and holds most of its period-apllied finish). The badge shows an illustration of the so-called: \'Langemarck-Kreuz des 26. Reserve-Korps\' coupled with some oak-leaves and the above mentioned text (as can be seen on the pictures). The square-sized piece (sized: 3,8 x 2,7 cms.) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The battle of Langemarck - being a small village in Flanders/Belgium - took place on October 21, 1914 and was later made into a TR-myth and was glorified as the “sacrifice of the German youth”. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and truly unusally found! - veteran-association-related, so-called: \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' for an interesting price!

Attractive - and unusually found! - N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') that is showing a flying swastika-flag and text that simply reads: \'Siemens Bauunion - Bitburg\' This is an attractive - and typically \'hollow\'-styled and with certainty quite scarcely found! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or silverish toned- (ie. I deem \'Eisenblech\'-based) example showing a flying swastika-flag, Siemens company-logo and text that simply reads: \'Siemens Bauunion - Bitburg\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- ie. I deem just moderately worn-), condition. The piece - that is unusually void of a years-designation - is executed in typical, silverish-coloured metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, minimally darkened- ie. tarnished-, age-patina and holds most of its period-apllied finish). The badge shows a flying swastika-flag, Siemens company-logo coupled the above mentioned text (as can be seen on the pictures). The medium-sized- and oval-shaped piece (sized: 4,4 x 3,5 cms.) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that all \'N.S.D.A.P.-related tinnies that were intended to commemorate an event at regional- (ie. \'company\'-) level (such as the piece on offer here) saw much more limited usage and can easily be graded \'scarce\'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and truly unusally found! - N.S.D.A.P.-related, so-called: \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' for an interesting price!

Attractive - and unusually found! - N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'-) being a (dual!) maker- (ie. \'K. Würster\'-) marked- and bronze-toned example showing the text: \'Kreis-Parteitag 1935 - Allenstein-Land\' This is an attractive - and typically 'hollow'-styled! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen') being a typical (dual!) maker- (ie. 'K. Würster - Markneukirchen'-) marked- and/or golden-bronze toned- (ie. I deem copper-toned- ie. 'Eisenblech'-based) example showing the text: 'Kreis-Parteitag 1935 - Allenstein-Land' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- ie.I deem just moderately worn-), condition. The piece is executed in typical, golden-bronze-coloured metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, minimally darkened- ie. tarnished-, age-patina and holds most of its period-apllied finish). The badge - which shows the (double!) makers'-designation 'K. Würster - Markneukirchen' on back and/or pin-set-up as more often - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a swastika-'sunburst' and downward-positioned sword coupled with text: 'Kreis-Parteitag 1935 - Allenstein-Land'. It should be noted that all 'N.S.D.A.P.-related tinnies that were intended to commemorate an event at regional- (ie. 'Kreis'-) level (such as the piece on offer here) saw much more limited usage and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and unusally found! - N.S.D.A.P.-related, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting price!

Attractive - and unusually found! - WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on field-grey-coloured \'HBT\'-like material as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) 'Armwinkel' (or: arm-chevron) as was executed on a field-grey-coloured- and/or: typical 'HBT'-like (ie. 'Drillich'-based-) background as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of: 'Stabsgefreiter' (ie. senior-private) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and - I deem - never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and greyish-silver-coloured-) star whereunder a double-stripe of greyish-coloured- and 'standard'-pattern NCO-braid (showing a double black-coloured centre-stripe) can be observed. The patch was never worn nor tunic-attached and will be hard to be upgraded. The piece is not backed as more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these 'simple' Heeres rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive WH rank-badge as executed on a 'Drillich'-based background that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and unusually found! - WWI-period so-called: \'Ordenspange\' (being of the non-\'detachable-pattern\') showing resp. an: \'EK II. Kl.\'., a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and a: \'Schlesisches Bewährungs-Abzeichen der 2. Stufe o. Schwertern\' This is an attractive - and in this unusually found combination scarcely found! - example of a WWI-period, so-called: \'Ordenspange\' (of the non-\'detachable-pattern\') and that is respectively showing an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class), a WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\') and a detailed (and scarcely found) so-called: \'Schlesisches Bewährungs-Abzeichen der 2. Stufe o. Schwertern\' and that comes as issued, moderately worn and/or recently found. The detail on the \'EKII. Klasse\' is truly stunning and nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\') core and that is void of paint-loss (but that shows some minimal staining in its centre). The \'FKK 1914-18\' is void of a makers\'-designation on its back but the detail on this award is also nicely preserved but it does show some tarnished age-patina and some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on the \'Schlesisches Bewährungs-Abzeichen der 2. Stufe o. Schwertern\' is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has a very attractive and just minimally tarnished golden-bronze age-patina: moreover, does it bear a clearly present: \'Paul Meybauer\'-makers\'-designation stamped into its back (as can be seen on the pictures). All three awards - which show their nicely preserved, period ribbons - come \'period-mounted\' onto a metal \'clasp\' that is nicely \'backed\' with black-coloured wool (and that shows a functional pin- ie. catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. Simply an attractive WWI-period, \'Ordenspange\' showing an unusual combination and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and unusually seen! - commemorative SA- (ie. HJ-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as issued to commemorate the: \'Winterwehrkämpfe - Aflenz - 27.-29.-1-1939\' This is a very attractive - and actually unusually seen! - commemorative SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen-') ie. HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') as was specifically issued to commemorate a combined SA-/HJ-gathering entitled the: 'Winterwehrkämpfe - Aflenz - 27.-29.-1-1939' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit surely issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in bright-silver-toned- and typical aluminium-based metal - shows a detailed so-called: 'SA-Sportabzeichen' with above that the a.m. text and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The shield-shaped and somewhat larger-sized badge (measuring approximately 4,5 x 4 cms.) shows a clear makers'-designation (that reads: 'RzM M9/235' and/or: 'Ulbricht - Wien' comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. It should be noted that all 'tinnies' that were intended to commemorate an event at regional- (ie. 'town'- ie. 'Bezirks'-) level (such as the piece on offer here) saw much more limited usage and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive, SA- ie. HJ-related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and unusually seen! - commemorative, N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as issued to commemorate: \'10 Jahre N.S.D.A.P. Wiesbaden - 1926-36\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'Brehmer - Mark-Neukirchen\'-) marked exampe This is a very attractive - fairly luxuriously executed and actually unusually seen! - commemorative, N.S.D.A.P.- related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') as was specifically issued to commemorate an N.S.D.A.P.-gathering entitled: '10 Jahre N.S.D.A.P. Wiesbaden - 1926-36' being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Brehmer - Mark-Neukirchen'-) marked exampe and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit surely issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in (light-toned) silverish-coloured- and - I deem- typical zinc-based metal - shows a party-eagle and abovemnetioned text and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The shield-shaped and somewhat smaller-sized badge (measuring approximately 4,2 x 2,5 cms.) shows a clearly present makers'-designation (on the back of the pin/catch-set-up) that simply reads: 'Brehmer - Mark-Neukirchen' and comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. It should be noted that all 'tinnies' that were intended to commemorate an event at regional- (ie. 'town'- ie. 'Bezirks'-) level (such as the piece on offer here) saw much more limited usage and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive, N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and unusually seen! - darker-green-coloured collar (ie. \'Kragen\') having a pair of WH (Heeres) mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: \'standard-issue\'-pattern collar-tabs (or: \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') off-factory attached The attractive - and with certainty unusually seen! - darker-green-coloured collar (ie. 'Kragen') has a pair of WH (Heeres) mid- (ie. later-) war-period- and/or: 'standard-issue'-pattern collar-tabs (or: 'Einheitskragenspiegel') 'off-factory' attached by means of machine-stitching. Both (matching!) tabs are piped in the typical, greyish-coloured (ie. generic!) branchcolour having an equally greyish-coloured centre-stripe. The collar was simply never tunic-attached and comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition. These complete collars were as such intended for usage by all soldiers ie. NCOs within all 'Heeres'-related branches of the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and were often used to give an M43-pattern tunic the style of a more early-period- ie. M36-pattern tunic. The collar - which is lined with HBT-material and that still retains it closing devices - can naturally excellently be used to complete any tunic or to be simply stored in any insignia-collection: it should be noted that such complete collars are nowadays hard to encounter and are with certainty not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and unusually seen! - golden-bronze-toned (and I deem) W.H.W.- (ie. \'Winterhilfswerke\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate a: \'WHW\'-gathering ie. rally that is entitled: \'1934 - Volk in Not - Wir Helfen\' This is an attractive - and actually unusually seen! - golden-bronze-toned (and I deem) W.H.W.- (ie. \'Winterhilfswerke\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was specifically issued to commemorate a: \'WHW\'-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'1934 - Volk in Not - Wir Helfen\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit most certainly issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced and typical (smaller-sized) shield-shaped badge - which is executed in golden-bronze-toned- (ie. tin-based) metal and having an approximate height of only 2,7 cms.(!) - shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained- ie. dirty). The piece shows an eagle-device and sun-burst-illustration coupled with the above-mentioned text. The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. catch set-up but is totally void of a makers\'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive (I deem) W.H.W.-related \'tinnie\'!

Attractive - and unusually seen! - golden-bronze-toned so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Kriegsverdienst Medaille 1939\' (or: war-merits\' medal) being a detailed- and \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen This is an attractive example of an - actually unusally seen! - golden-bronze-toned so-called: 'Einzelspange' showing a: 'Kriegsverdienst Medaille 1939' (or: war-merits' medal) being a detailed- and 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that has (IMO) been hardly used- nor worn. The detail on this example is extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example retains pronounced details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it truly retains all of its golden-bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' is not 'backed' but comes mounted onto a chromed, metal-based 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The bright-red- (and white-/black-) coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. It should be mentioned that it is actually quite unusual to find a: 'Kriegsverdienst Medaille 1939' mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive - and unusually seen! - golden-bronze-toned so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schw.\' (or: war-merits\' cross 2nd class with swords) being a detailed- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen This is an attractive example of an - actually unusally seen! - golden-bronze-toned so-called: 'Einzelspange' showing a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: war-merits' cross 2nd class with swords) being a detailed- and 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that has (IMO) been hardly used- nor worn. The detail on this example is extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example retains pronounced details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it truly retains all of its golden-bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' is not 'backed' but comes mounted onto a chromed-steel- ie. metal-based 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The bright-red- (and white-/black-) coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. I could not determine if it is a maker-marked example: the ring is firmly hidden under the ribbon. It should be mentioned that it is actually quite unusual to find a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwerter' mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive - and unusually seen! - golden-bronze-toned so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schw.\' (or: war-merits\' cross 2nd class with swords) being a very detailed- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen This is a truly attractive example of an - actually unusally seen! - golden-bronze-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (or: war-merits\' cross 2nd class with swords) being a very detailed- and \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that has (I deem) been hardly used- nor worn. The detail on this example is extraordinary: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat \'frosted\'- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. The medal is \'mounted\' onto a chrome-steel-based clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example retains pronounced details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it truly retains all of its golden-bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' is not \'backed\' with a piece of wool as is more often seen. The bright-orange-red- (and white-/black-) coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. I could not determine if it is a maker-marked example: the ring is firmly hidden under the ribbon. It should be mentioned that it is actually quite unusual to find a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwertern\' mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive - and unusually seen! - golden-bronze-toned so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schw.\' (or: war-merits\' cross 2nd class with swords) being a very detailed- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen This is a truly attractive example of an - actually unusally seen! - golden-bronze-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (or: war-merits\' cross 2nd class with swords) being a very detailed- and \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that has (I deem) been hardly used- nor worn. The detail on this example is extraordinary: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat \'frosted\'- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. The medal is \'mounted\' onto a chrome-steel-based clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example retains pronounced details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it truly retains all of its golden-bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' is not \'backed\' with a piece of wool as is more often seen. The bright-orange-red- (and white-/black-) coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. I could not determine if it is a maker-marked example: the ring is firmly hidden under the ribbon. It should be mentioned that it is actually quite unusual to find a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwertern\' mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive - and unusually seen! - golden-bronze-toned so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse ohne Schw.\' (or: war-merits\' cross 2nd class without swords) being a detailed- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen This is an attractive example of an - actually unusally seen! - golden-bronze-toned so-called: 'Einzelspange' showing a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse ohne Schwerter' (or: war-merits' cross 2nd class without swords) being a detailed- and 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that has (IMO) been hardly used- nor worn. The detail on this example is extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example retains pronounced details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it truly retains all of its golden-bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as is more often seen. The bright-red- (and white-/black-) coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. I could not determine if it is a maker-marked example: the ring is firmly hidden under the ribbon. It should be mentioned that it is actually quite unusual to find a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse ohne Schwerter' mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive - and unusually seen! - golden-bronze-toned so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse ohne Schw.\' (or: war-merits\' cross 2nd class without swords) being a detailed- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen This is an attractive example of an - actually very unusally seen! - golden-bronze-toned so-called: 'Einzelspange' showing a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse ohne Schwertern' (or: war-merits' cross 2nd class without swords) being a detailed- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that has been (I deem) hardly used- nor worn. The detail on this example is extraordinary: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. The medal came 'mounted' onto a single-pieced clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example retains pronounced details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it truly retains all of its golden-bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' is nicely 'backed' with a piece of beige-green-coloured wool as is more often seen. The bright-red- (and white-/black-) coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. I could not determine if it is a maker-marked example: the ring is firmly hidden under the ribbon. It should be mentioned that it is actually quite unusual to find a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse ohne Schwertern' mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive - and unusually seen! - linnen-based and/or \'BeVo\'-woven sports-patch (ie. \'Leistungsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by members serving within the: \'Berliner Universität\' This is a truly very unusual - and/or neatly \'BeVo\'-woven! - sports-patch (ie. \'Leistungsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by members studying within the: \'Berliner Universität\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. carefully trimmed- ie. pre-folded and/or once tunic- ie. shirt-attached-), condition. The attractive patch depicts a \'Heerestype\'- eagle-device with above the text: \'Hochschulsport\' and below the text: \'Leistungsabzeichen - Berlin\'. The patch - which is void of an interwoven makers\'-designation - measures: 10,2 x 8,5 cms. and was just moderately used (it comes in a neatly once-folded- and confectioned condition and does show some minimal stitching-threads as can be seen on the pictures). The neat badge was presumably intended for a students\'-uniform or even sports\'-related outfit. Simply an attractive piece of sports\'-related cloth-insignia that would most certainly merit further investigative work!

Attractive - and unusually seen! - linnen-based and/or \'BeVo\'-woven sports-patch (ie. \'Leistungsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by members serving within the: \'Berliner Universität\' This is a truly very unusual - and/or neatly \'BeVo\'-woven! - sports-patch (ie. \'Leistungsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by members studying within the: \'Berliner Universität\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. possibly issued albeit simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The attractive patch depicts a \'Heerestype\'-eagle-device with above that the text: \'Hochschulsport\' and below the text: \'Leistungsabzeichen - Berlin\'. The patch - which is void of an interwoven makers\'-designation - measures: 10,2 x 8,5 cms. and was as stated above never used: it comes as \'straithly cut-off the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat badge was presumably intended for a students\'-uniform or even sports\'-related outfit. Simply an attractive piece of sports\'-related cloth-insignia that would most certainly merit further attention and/or investigative work!

Attractive - and usually seen! - WH (Heeres o. KM) bright-golden-toned, \'WH-DA der 3. Klasse für 12 Jahre Dienstzeit\' that comes with its accompanying ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and eagle-device as stored in its period \'Cellophan\'-based pouch This is an attractive - I deem issued albeit never mounted and as such actually not that easily encountered! - example of a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) bright-golden-toned, 12-years loyal-service-medal (ie. 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Klasse für 12 Jahre Dienstzeit') that came together its accompanying, full-length (ie. 19 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and (golden-toned) eagle-device (ie. 'Hoheitsabzeichen') as stored in its (rarely seen!) period 'Cellophan'-based pouch (which shows the text: 'Dienst-Auszeichnung III. Klasse' but that is void of any makers'-designation). The - truly very detailed! - medal ie. award was with certainty never cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal tarnish but was simply never cleaned nor polished (nor even mounted). The (tiny) eagle-device is a tiny bit tarnished was also never cleaned (it retains both its somewhat shortened but present prongs). The complete medal-set comes as recently found at a private-household and was presumably issued but simply never assembled nor worn. Simply a neat and very attractive and complete WH (Heeres o. KM) bright-golden-toned, 12-years loyal-service-medal-set that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and ususally \'backed\' and/or: \'Extra Qualität\'! - WH (LW) officers\'- (evt. EM- ie. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der LW\') that comes in a moderately worn, condition This is a truly very attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - so-called: \'Extra Qualität\' and/or very unusually \'backed\'! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') being a typical, \'regular-issued\' example that comes in a overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and with certainty carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The piece neatly embroidered in (typical) silverish-coloured \'braid\' onto a typical, bluish-grey-coloured background and comes in an overall very nice condition, just showing some moderate age and/or wear. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 8,7 cms. - has been (truly very unusually!) mounted onto a beige-white-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) \'backing\' and was as such (presumably) used for mounting it onto a white-toned LW-summer-tunic (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and with certainty very unusually seen! - \'variant-pattern\' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern breast-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and very collectable! - smaller-sized, period card-album entitled: \'Kriegsauszeichnungen u. Ehrenzeichen im Freiheitskampf für Großdeutschland\' being a nicely preserved (and fully complete!) specimen as was published in 1942 This is an attractive - very collectable and actually not that often found! - smaller-sized (ie. measuring: 15,5 x 15 cms.) period card-album entitled: \'Kriegsauszeichnungen u. Ehrenzeichen im Freiheitskampf für Großdeutschland\' being a nicely preserved (and fully complete!) specimen as was (presumably) published in 1942 and that comes in a minimally used but still overall very nicely preserved, condition. This nicely illustrated album was published by the: \'Verlag Spandauer Zeitung\' and comes complete with all its (22!) colourful (period-glued-in) cards (each sized: 10 x 10 cms.) showing the most important WWII German medals and awards of that period (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and very collectable! - smaller-sized, period card-album that will most certainly attract the dedicated medal-collector: only the first such neat example I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and very detailed! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff\' (or: observers-badge in cloth) being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or nicely \'padded\' specimen This is an attractive - very detailed and nicely 'padded'! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff' (or: observers-badge in cloth) being a neatly machine-embrodered ' specimen as executed in silverish-grey-coloured linnen and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued but still 'virtually mint'- and/or most certainly never tunic-attached-), condition. The badge is naturally a fine original example (something that is obvious if one considers the neat and/or detailed machine-stitching used). This example would most certainly look very nice if mounted onto a: 'LW Fliegerbluse' and is a sound (and much cheaper!) alternative for its metal counterparts. The piece on offer shows a (black-coloured-) and/or linnen-based 'backing' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a machine-embroidered 'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and very detailed! - golden-bronze-toned so-called: \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related, commemorative-award-plaque entitled: \'1. Reichsnährstand Austellung - Erfurt 1934 - Butter\' and that comes stored in its period etui This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - early-period, golden-bronze-toned so-called: 'Reichsnährstand'- (ie. 'RNSt.'-) related, commemorative-award-plaque entitled: '1. Reichsnährstand Austellung - Blut und Boden - Erfurt 1934' (and on its back the class being: 'Butter') and that comes stored in its period, carton-based- and wine-red-coloured etui as issued and kept as such for decades. The table-medal (that was apparently awarded for outstanding achievement in a by the 'Reichsnährstand'-organised farmers'-contest held in the town of Erfurt in 1934) comes stored in its period etui (ie. 'Verleihungsetui'). The neat - smaller-sized- and regular-weight-piece that shows a 'Reichsadler' and 'Reichsnährstand'-device on its front - has an approximate diameter of only 3,8 cms. and has very pronounced detail as to be expected. It was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted- ie. frosted-) golden-bronze-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The wine-red-coloured (and circular-shaped) etui - comes in an equally nicely preserved condition but comes with its lid coming loose (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - early-period, 'Reichsnährstand'-related-, table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and very detailed! - neatly bright-red- (ie. silverish-golden-) coloured (and I deem \'tin-metal\'-based-) so-called: \'door-plaque\' entitled: \'Mitglied der N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt\' (N.S.V.) - Mutter und Kind - Gau Hessen-Nassau\' The attractive and somewhat larger-sized (door)plaque - having an approximate diameter of 9 cms. - depicts an illustration of a mother and child (coupled with a swastika-device and the abbreviation: N.S.V. ie. N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt' and that is surrounded with the text as mentioned above (as can be seen on the pictures). The plaque shows two tiny holes for screwing ie. attaching the plaque to a doorpost: as such the residents could be identified as members of this TR-organisation. The piece has no damage whatsoever and has very nice and pronouned detail. It retains a silver-golden-coloured 'age-patina' and shows some minimal age and/or wear caused by presumably having been once door-attached. Simply a decorative - and that not that often seen! - 'N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt'-related door-plaque!

Attractive - and very detailed! - neatly chrome-steel-coloured (and I deem \'tin-metal\'-based-) so-called: \'door-plaque\' (ie. \'Türplakette\') entitled: \'Mitglied der Reichsluftschutzbundes - Ldsgr. Rhld. Westf.\' The attractive and somewhat larger-sized, Third-Reich-period (door)plaque (having an approximate diameter of approximately 7,7 cms.) depicts an illustration of the typical RLB- (ie. 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-) logo and is surrounded with the text as mentioned above (as can be seen on the pictures). The plaque shows two tiny holes for screwing ie. attaching the plaque to a doorpost: as such the residents could be identified as members of this TR-organisation. The piece has no damage whatsoever (and was - I deem - not cleaned nor polished) and has very nice and pronouned detail. It retains a typical (shiny!) chrome-steel-coloured 'age-patina' and shows some minimal age and/or wear caused by presumably having been once door-attached. Simply a decorative - and with certainty that not that often seen! - RLB- (ie. 'Reichsluftschutzbund'-) related door-plaque ie. 'Türplakette'!

Attractive - and very detailed! - neatly green- (ie. silverish-grey-) coloured (and IMO \'tin-metal\'-based-), so-called: \'door-plaque\', entitled: \'Mitglied der N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt\' (N.S.V.) - Gau Thüringen\' The attractive and medium-sized (and unusally heart-shaped!) plaque - having an approximate diameter of 7,5 cms. - depicts the: 'N.S.V.'-logo and is surrounded with the text as mentioned above. The plaque shows two tiny holes for screwing the plaque to a doorpost: as such the residents could be identified as members of this TR-organisation. The piece has no damage whatsoever and has very nice and pronouned detail. It retains a silver-greyish-coloured 'age-patina' and shows some minimal age and/or wear caused by having been once door-attached. Simply a decorative 'N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt'-related door-plaque!

Attractive - and very detailed! - neatly multi-coloured (and I deem \'tin-metal\'-based) so-called: \'door-plaque\' entitled: \'Mitglied der N.S.V. - Wir opfern nur für die N.S. Volkswohlfahrt\' (province Schleswig-Holstein) The attractive and medium-sized plaque - having an approximate diameter of 7,5 cms. - depicts the provincial shield of the province Schleswig-Holstein and is surrounded with the text: \'Mitglied der N.S.V. - Wir opfern nur für die N.S. Volkswohlfahrt\' as mentioned above. The plaque shows two tiny holes for screwing the plaque to a doorpost: as such the residents could be identified as supportive-members of this TR-organisation. The piece has no damage whatsoever and has very nice and pronouned detail. It retains a nice \'age-patina\' and shows some minimal age and/or wear caused by having been once door-attached. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this particular piece shows a stamped makers\'-designation on its back that reads: \'Paulmann & Crone - Lüdenscheid\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a decorative \'N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt\'-related door-plaque!

Attractive - and very detailed! - neatly multi-coloured- (and aluminium-based) so-called: \'door-plaque\' (ie. \'Türplakette\') entitled: \'Wir dienen dem Volk! - Mitglied der N.S.V.\' The attractive - and somewhat larger-sized! - Third-Reich-period (door)plaque (having an approximate diameter of 7,8 cms.) depicts an illustration of the typical N.S.V.- (ie. 'N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt'-) logo and is surrounded with the text as mentioned above (as can be seen on the pictures). The plaque shows two tiny holes for screwing ie. attaching the plaque to a doorpost: as such the residents could be identified as members of this TR-organisation. The piece truly shows no damage whatsoever (and was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished nor door-attached) and has very nice and pronouned detail. It retains a fully preserved (and undamaged!) sprayed surface and just shows some minimal age caused by having been carefully stored for decades. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this piece show a clearly present makers-designation-stamp on its back that reads: 'Erhard & Söhne A.G. - Schwäb. Gmund' (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a very decorative - and with certainty that not that often seen! - 'N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt'-related door-plaque ie. 'Türplakette'!

Attractive - and very detailed! - neatly reddish-bronze-coloured (and I deem copper-toned- ie. \'tin-metal\'-based-) so-called: \'door-plaque\' (ie. \'Türplakette\') entitled: \'Mitglied der N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt\' (N.S.V.) - Gau Düsseldorf\' I recently uncovered a small stack comprising of 10 - fully identical and simply never issued- nor used! - examples of the attractive - and somewhat larger-sized - third-Reich-period (door)plaques (having each an approximate diameter of 7,8 cms.) and depicting an illustration of the typical N.S.V.- (ie. \'N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt\'-) logo and two swastika\'s and being surrounded with the text as mentioned above (as can be seen on the pictures). The plaques show three tiny holes for screwing ie. attaching the plaque to a doorpost: as such the residents could be identified as members of this TR-organisation. The pieces are truly unissued ie. virtually mint and do show no damage whatsoever (and were - I deem - never cleaned nor polished) and have all very nice and pronouned detail. The pieces retain their typical golden-bronze-coloured \'age-patina\' and show some minimal strorage-age only (caused by having been stored as such for decades). My asking-price is naturally intended for one single specimen. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a decorative - and with certainty that not that often seen! - \'N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt\'-related door-plaque ie. \'Türplakette\' for a competitive price!

Attractive - and very detailed! - neatly reddish-bronze-coloured (and I deem copper-toned- ie. \'tin-metal\'-based-) so-called: \'door-plaque\' (ie. \'Türplakette\') entitled: \'Mitglied der N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt\' (N.S.V.) - Gau Düsseldorf\' This is an attractive - simply never issued- nor used and truly very detailed! - neatly reddish-bronze-coloured (and I deem copper-toned- ie. \'tin-metal\'-based-) so-called: \'door-plaque\' (ie. \'Türplakette\') that is entitled: \'Mitglied der N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt\' (N.S.V.) - Gau Düsseldorf\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint\'!), condition. The somewhat larger-sized, third-Reich-period (door)plaque has an approximate diameter of 7,8 cms. and depicts an illustration of the typical N.S.V.- (ie. \'N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt\'-) logo and two swastika\'s and being surrounded with the text as mentioned above (as can be seen on the pictures). The plaque show three tiny holes for screwing ie. attaching the plaque to a doorpost: as such the residents could be identified as members of this TR-organisation. The pieces is truly unissued ie. \'virtually mint\' and does show no damage whatsoever (it was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished) and has very nice and pronouned detail. The piece retains its typical golden-bronze-coloured \'age-patina\' and just shows some minimal strorage-age only (caused by having been stored as such for decades). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a decorative - and with certainty that not that often seen! - \'N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt\'-related door-plaque ie. \'Türplakette\' for a competitive price!

Attractive - and very detailed! - neatly reddish-bronze-coloured (and I deem copper-toned- ie. \'tin-metal\'-based-) so-called: \'door-plaque\' (ie. \'Türplakette\') entitled: \'Mitglied der N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt\' (N.S.V.) - Gau Köln-Aachen\' The attractive and somewhat larger-sized, Third-Reich-period (door)plaque (having an approximate diameter of 7,8 cms.) depicts an illustration of the typical N.S.V.- (ie. 'N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt'-) logo and is surrounded with the text as mentioned above (as can be seen on the pictures). The plaque shows three tiny holes for screwing ie. attaching the plaque to a doorpost: as such the residents could be identified as members of this TR-organisation. The piece has no damage whatsoever (and was - I deem - not cleaned nor polished) and has very nice and pronouned detail. It retains a typical reddish-bronze-coloured 'age-patina' and shows some minimal age and/or wear caused by presumably having been once door-attached. Simply a decorative - and with certainty that not that often seen! - 'N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt'-related door-plaque ie. 'Türplakette'!

Attractive - and very detailed! - neatly reddish-bronze-coloured (and I deem copper-toned- ie. \'tin-metal\'-based-) so-called: \'door-plaque\' (ie. \'Türplakette\') entitled: \'Mitglied der N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt\' (N.S.V.) - Gau Kurhessen\' The attractive - and somewhat larger-sized - Third-Reich-period (door)plaque (having an approximate diameter of 7,8 cms.) depicts an illustration of the typical N.S.V.- (ie. \'N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt\'-) logo and is surrounded with the text as mentioned above (as can be seen on the pictures). The plaque shows three tiny holes for screwing ie. attaching the plaque to a doorpost: as such the residents could be identified as members of this TR-organisation. The piece has no damage whatsoever (and was - I deem - not cleaned nor polished) and has very nice and pronouned detail. It retains a typical golden-bronze-coloured \'age-patina\' and shows some minimal age and/or wear caused by presumably having been once door-attached. Simply a decorative - and with certainty that not that often seen! - \'N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt\'-related door-plaque ie. \'Türplakette\'!

Attractive - and very detailed! - neatly reddish-bronze-coloured (and IMO \'tin-metal\'-based-), so-called: \'door-plaque\', entitled: \'Mitglied der N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt\' (N.S.V.) - Gau München-Oberbayern\' The attractive and medium-sized plaque - having an approximate diameter of 9 cms. - depicts the: 'N.S.V.'-logo and is surrounded with the text as above. The plaque shows two tiny holes for screwing the plaque to a doorpost: as such the residents could be identified as members of this TR-organisation. The piece has no damage whatsoever and has very nice and pronouned detail. It retains a fairly shiny, darker-bronze-coloured 'age-patina' and shows some minimal glue-residu of having been once door-attached. Simply a decorative 'N.S.-Volkswohlfahrt'-related door-plaque!

Attractive - and very detailed! - neatly silverish-grey-coloured- (and I deem \'tin-metal\'-based), N.S.D.A.P.-related so-called: \'supporters\'-door-plaque\' depicting two swastika-devices and entitled: \'Unser Gruss: Heil Hitler\' The attractive - light-weight- and smaller-sized- (ie. measuring 9,2 x 6,2 cms.) - N.S.D.A.P.-related: 'supporters'-door-plaque' depicts two (black-coloured) swastika-devices and is entitled: 'Unser Gruss: Heil Hitler' and comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely used- ie. once door-attached-), condition. The plaque shows two tiny holes for screwing the plaque to a doorpost: as such the residents could be identified as supporters of the larger N.S.D.A.P.-organisation. The piece shows a so-called: 'D.R.G.M.-patent-pending'-designation in the lower left corner and shows no real damage whatsoever: it just misses a bit of its red-coloured inner-frame (I deem simply caused by having been once cleaned). The placque has very nice and pronouned detail and retains a silver-greyish-coloured 'age-patina' and shows some minimal age, simply caused by having been once door-attached. Simply a decorative - and with certainty not that often seen! - N.S.D.A.P.-related: 'supporters'-door-plaque' that can - I deem - be dated around the thirties!

Attractive - and very detailed! - silverish-toned N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate a party-related meeting entitled: \'Thür. Gautreffen - Erfurt - 4.6.33\' This is an attractive - very desrisable and truly early-period! - metal- (ie. I deem tin-) based- and/or silverish-grey-toned, N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being non-maker-marked example as was issued to commemorate a party-related meeting entitled the: \'Thür. Gautreffen - Erfurt - 4.6.33\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued and/or just moderately worn-), condition. The detailed badge - which is executed in somewhat darkened, silver-greyish-coloured- and (I deem) tin-based metal - shows very nice detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (it is minimally stained ie. dirty). The somewhat larger-sized badge - having an approximate height of 4,2 cms. - depicts an eagle-device (and swastika) and shows the text as mentioned above. It comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a neat - and actually unusual seen! - \'tinnie\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and very detailed! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern, side-cap eagle set (ie. \'Effektensatz für Schiffchen\') being both hand-embroidered examples that come on a typical greyish-blue-coloured- and/or (smooth)woolen-based background This is an attractive - truly detailed and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern, side-cap eagle set (ie. 'Effektensatz für Offiziers-Schiffchen') comprising of two neatly hand-embroidered examples that come mounted onto a typical greyish-blue-coloured- and/or (smooth)woolen-based background and that come both in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- and most certainly used- ie. once side-cap-attached-), condition. These - with certainty 'high-quality'-produced examples - are executed in multi-coloured, silverish 'braid' and are executed onto a typical woolen- and/or greyish-blue-coloured background. The eagle has an approximate 'wingspan' of 6,5 cms. and is nicely backed with a piece of beige-coloured carton-based paper as more often seen whereas the cocarde shows a black-coloured backing (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and most certainly not that easily encountered! - Luftwaffe-related officers'-type visor-cap-insignia-set that would nicely fit to restore any LW officers'-type side-cap!

Attractive - and very detailed! - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based and non-maker-marked version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class bomber-pilots\'-clasp) that shows a period re-attached pin This is an attractive and/or pronounced, 'Buntmetall'-based, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based and non-maker-marked version of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze' (or: bronze-class bomber-pilots'-clasp) that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and retains most of its period-applied bronze-toned- and somewhat tarnished finish: the blackish-silver-coloured- (and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based- and downward positioned-) eagle-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp as to be expected) is equally detailed and also retains all of its silver- (ie. somewhat black-toned-) finish. The piece is as stated a non-maker-marked example (as most times) that was as stated above IMO only moderately worn but truly shows great character and/or fine, pronounced detail. The badge is naturally in great shape ie. order: the (golden-coloured- ie. copper-based-) pin-attachment and/or single rivet are in fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order: the entire pin is, however, period re-attached ie. resoldered (as can be seen on the pictures). The catch is also in great undamaged order and of course fully functional. The clasp has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or: fairly tarnished 'age-patina'. It originated from a private household and was never before part of any collection. Simply an attractive Luftwaffe-award that is IMO priced according to its re-soldered pin!

Attractive - and very detailed! - \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\' (or bronze infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'JFS\'-) marked example as was executed in golden-bronze-coloured-, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is a truly very attractive - and actually very detailed! - example of a minimally used- ie. worn: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze' (or bronze infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being a neatly maker- (ie. 'JFS'-) marked example as was executed in golden-bronze-coloured-, zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used ie. worn- ie. almost mint-), condition. This example - which is quite vaulted ie. converse-shaped as to be expected - has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up (which are both not altered nor damaged and are both fully functional). This example can be attributed to the maker: 'Joseph Feix u. Söhne' based in the town of Gablonz. The badge seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very nice, somewhat glossy and/or truly golden-bronze coloured age-patina: truly most (ie. all!) of its original bronze-finish is present. The (silver-coloured-) pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are as stated above of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household in Germany - shows some minimal (dust) staining and was IMO never cleaned. Simply a very attractive and neatly bronze-toned- and/or 'Feinzink'-based 'JFS'-example that is IMO priced according to its very nicely preserved condition!

Attractive - and very detailed! - \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\' (or bronze infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'JFS\'-) marked example as was executed in golden-bronze-coloured-, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is a truly very attractive - and actually very detailed! - example of a minimally used- ie. worn: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze' (or bronze infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being a neatly maker- (ie. 'JFS'-) marked example as was executed in golden-bronze-coloured-, zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used ie. worn- ie. almost mint-), condition. This example - which is quite vaulted ie. converse-shaped as to be expected - has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up (which are both not altered nor damaged and are both fully functional). This example can be attributed to the maker: 'Joseph Feix u. Söhne' based in the town of Gablonz. The badge seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very nice, somewhat glossy and/or truly golden-bronze coloured age-patina: truly most (ie. all!) of its original bronze-finish is present. The (silver-coloured-) pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are as stated above of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household in Germany - shows some minimal (dust) staining and was IMO never cleaned. Simply a very attractive and neatly bronze-toned- and/or 'Feinzink'-based 'JFS'-example that is IMO priced according to its very nicely preserved condition!

Attractive - and very detailed! - \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\' (or bronze infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being an unmarked example as was executed in golden-bronze-coloured-, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is a truly very attractive - and actually very detailed! - example of a minimally used- ie. worn: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze' (or bronze infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being an unmarked- and/or 'semi-hollow-back'-example that is executed in bronze-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink'), that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used ie. worn-) condition. This example is a non-maker-marked award: it has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up (which are both not altered nor damaged and are both fully functional). I deem that this example can be attributed to the maker: 'Rudolf Karneth u. Söhne' based in the town of Gablonz. The badge seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very nice, somewhat glossy and/or truly golden-bronze coloured age-patina: truly most (ie. all!) of its original bronze-finish is present. The (copper-based-) pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are as stated above of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household in Germany - shows some minimal wear and/or staining and was IMO never cleaned. Simply a nice and neatly bronze-toned- and/or 'Feinzink'-based example that is IMO priced according to its nicely preserved condition!

Attractive - and very detailed! - \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being a non-maker-marked example of the desirable \'pillow-crimp\' variant-pattern This is a truly very attractive - and actually very detailed! - example of a minimally used- ie. worn: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being a non-maker-marked example of the desirable 'pillow-crimp' variant-pattern as was executed in (bright) silver-coloured-, zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used ie. worn- ie. almost mint-), condition. This example - which is quite vaulted ie. converse-shaped as to be expected - has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up (which are both not altered nor damaged and are both fully functional). To date the maker of these 'pillow-crimp' variant-pattern IABs has not been established yet. The badge seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very nice, somewhat glossy and/or truly silver coloured age-patina: truly most (ie. all!) of its original silver-finish is present. The (silver-coloured-) pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are as stated above of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household in Germany - shows some minimal (dust) staining and was IMO never cleaned. Simply a very attractive 'pillow-crimp' variant-pattern-example that is IMO priced according to its very nicely preserved condition!

Attractive - and very early- ie. post WWI-period - bronze-toned- (ie. tin-based) day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate an: \'veteran-related\'-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Denkmalsweihe Darmstadt - 3.7.1927\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely found! - golden- bronze-toned- (ie. I deem copper-toned albeit zinc-based) day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') as was issued to commemorate a: 'veteran-related'-gathering ie. rally entitled: 'Denkmalsweihe Darmstadt - 3.7.1927' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit with certainty issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical golden-bronze-toned pot-metal (ie. zinc) - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece depicts a detailed illustration of a statue showing a WWI-soldier with an attached shield with text: 'Der Hessischen Artillerie und Ihren Toten' coupled with the above-mentioned text. The badge - which is totally void of a makers'-designation as can be seen on the pictures - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Simply an attractive and with certainty scarcely found, early-period, veteran-related 'tinnie' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and very early- ie. \'Reichswehr\'-period! - WH \'Buntmetall\'-based, EM- (ie. NCO- or officers\') type visor-cap-eagle that comes in a minimally used- ie. once cap-attached, condition This is a very attractive - and with certainly very scarcely encountered! - 'Deutsche Wehrmacht', very early- (ie. 'Reichswehr'-) period, frosted-silver-toned (ie. I deem 'Buntmetall'-based), enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO- or even officers') type visor-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') being a very detailed albeit non-marked example that comes in a minimally used- ie. (I deem) most certainly once cap-attached, condition. The neat piece - that has an approxiamte wingspan of only 4.8 cms. - comes (of course) in a still fully functional condition. Both its (original, golden-toned- and/or copper-based) prongs are still present and/or fully functional: they were - I deem - once folded ie. bent but are still functional (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is very detailed and pronounced - has a nice somewhat 'frosted' ie. typical 'Buntmetall'-like appearance. It should be noted that these very early- (ie. 'Reichswehr'-period!) visor-cap insignia are regrettably also copied at a large scale: the example on offer here is naturally a fine, original example that originates from a German private-household where it was recently uncovered. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty desirable! - 'Deutsche Wehrmacht o. Reichswehr' spare-part that will be very hard to be upgraded and that comes not that often for sale!

Attractive - and very early- ie. \'Reichswehr\'-period! - WH \'Buntmetall\'-based, EM- (ie. NCO- or officers\') type visor-cap-eagle that comes in a minimally used- ie. once cap-attached, condition This is a very attractive - and with certainly very scarcely encountered! - 'Deutsche Wehrmacht', very early- (ie. 'Reichswehr'-) period, frosted-silver-toned (ie. I deem 'Buntmetall'-based), enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO- or even officers') type visor-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') being a very detailed albeit non-marked example that comes in a minimally used- ie. (I deem) most certainly once cap-attached, condition. The neat piece - that has an approxiamte wingspan of only 4.8 cms. - comes (of course) in a still fully functional condition. Both its (original, silver-toned) prongs are still present and/or fully functional: they were - I deem - once folded ie. bent but are still functional (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is very detailed and pronounced - has a nice somewhat 'frosted' ie. typical 'Buntmetall'-like appearance. It should be noted that these very early- (ie. 'Reichswehr'-period!) visor-cap insignia are regrettably also copied at a large scale: the example on offer here is naturally a fine, original example that originates from a German private-household where it was recently uncovered. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty desirable! - 'Deutsche Wehrmacht o. Reichswehr' spare-part that will be very hard to be upgraded and that comes not that often for sale!

Attractive - and very early- ie. \'Reichswehr\'-period! - WH \'Buntmetall\'-based, EM- (ie. NCO- or officers\') type visor-cap-eagle that comes in a minimally used- ie. once cap-attached, condition This is a very attractive - and with certainly very scarcely encountered! - 'Deutsche Wehrmacht', very early- (ie. 'Reichswehr'-) period, frosted-silver-toned (ie. I deem 'Buntmetall'-based), enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO- or even officers') type visor-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') being a very detailed albeit non-marked example that comes in a minimally used- ie. (I deem) most certainly once cap-attached, condition. The neat piece - that has an approxiamte wingspan of only 4.8 cms. - comes (of course) in a still fully functional condition. Both its (original, silver-toned) prongs are still present and/or fully functional: they were - I deem - once folded ie. bent but are still functional (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is very detailed and pronounced - has a nice somewhat 'frosted' ie. typical 'Buntmetall'-like appearance. It should be noted that these very early- (ie. 'Reichswehr'-period!) visor-cap insignia are regrettably also copied at a large scale: the example on offer here is naturally a fine, original example that originates from a German private-household where it was recently uncovered. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty desirable! - 'Deutsche Wehrmacht o. Reichswehr' spare-part that will be very hard to be upgraded and that comes not that often for sale!

Attractive - and very early- ie. \'Reichswehr\'-period! - WH \'Buntmetall\'-based, EM- (ie. NCO- or officers\') type visor-cap-eagle that comes in a minimally used- ie. once cap-attached, condition This is a very attractive - and with certainly very scarcely encountered! - \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\', very early- (ie. \'Reichswehr\'-) period, minimally tarnished- and silver-toned (ie. I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based), enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO- or even officers\') type visor-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schirmmütze\') being a very detailed albeit non-marked example that comes in a minimally used- ie. (I deem) most certainly once cap-attached, condition. The neat piece - that has an approxiamte wingspan of only 4.8 cms. - comes (of course) in a still fully functional condition. Both its (original, silver-toned) prongs are still present and/or fully functional: they were - I deem - once folded ie. bent but are still functional (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is very detailed and pronounced - has a nice and typical \'Buntmetall\'-like appearance. It should be noted that these very early- (ie. \'Reichswehr\'-period!) visor-cap insignia are regrettably also copied at a large scale: the example on offer here is naturally a fine, original example that originates from a German private-household where it was recently uncovered. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty desirable! - \'Deutsche Wehrmacht o. Reichswehr\' spare-part that will be very hard to be upgraded and that comes not that often for sale!

Attractive - and very early-pattern! - WH (Heeres ie. Reichwehr) so-called: trade- and/or special career-insignia (or hand-embroidered speciality arm-patch) as was intended for a: \'Feuerwerker\' (or: artician ie. exposives orderly) This is an attractive example of a very early-pattern, WH (Heeres ie. Reichswehr) special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by an army: \'Feuerwerker\' (or: artician ie. exposives orderly) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch is executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a (typical) greenish-coloured and/or: linnen-based background and shows a (detailed, Gothic-styled- and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) \'F\'-character (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is not maker-marked and shows some minimal staining (I deem simply caused by years of storage only). This example is also nicely \'backed\' and shows a linnen-based, reinforced border as is more often encountered. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat, early- (ie. \'Reichswehr\'-) pattern \'Feuerwerker\'-speciality-patch!

Attractive - and very early-pattern! - WH (Heeres ie. Reichwehr) so-called: trade- and/or special career-insignia (or: hand-embroidered speciality arm-patch ie. signal-blitz) as was intended for a soldier serving within the: \'Infanterie\' This is a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely seen! - example of a very early-pattern, WH (Heeres ie. Reichswehr) special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') (or: hand-embroidered speciality arm-patch ie. signal-blitz) as was intended for a soldier serving within the: \'Infanterie-Truppen\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat (hand-embroidered) patch is executed in white-coloured linnen on a (typical) greenish-coloured and/or: linnen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered) \'Blitz\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is very nicely maker-marked (with a blue-ink-stamp) and shows some minimal staining (I deem simply caused by years of storage only). This example is also nicely \'backed\' and shows a linnen-based, reinforced border as is more often encountered. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat, early- (ie. \'Reichswehr\'-) pattern \'Signal-Blitz\'- ie. speciality-patch!

Attractive - and very early-pattern! - WH (Heeres ie. Reichwehr) so-called: trade- and/or special career-insignia (or: hand-embroidered speciality arm-patch ie. signal-blitz) as was intended for a soldier serving within the: \'Kavallerie-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely seen! - example of a very early-pattern, WH (Heeres ie. Reichswehr) special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') (or: hand-embroidered speciality arm-patch ie. signal-blitz) as was intended for a soldier serving within the: \'Kavallerie-Truppen\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat (hand-embroidered) patch is executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a (typical) greenish-coloured and/or: linnen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered) \'Blitz\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is not maker-marked and shows some minimal age and staining (I deem simply caused by years of storage only). This example is also nicely \'backed\' and shows a linnen-based, reinforced border as is more often encountered with these early-pattern arm-badges. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat, early- (ie. \'Reichswehr\'-) pattern \'Signal-Blitz\'- ie. speciality-patch!

Attractive - and very early-pattern! - WH (Heeres ie. Reichwehr) so-called: trade- and/or special career-insignia (or: hand-embroidered speciality arm-patch ie. signal-blitz) as was intended for a soldier serving within the: \'Panzerjäger-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely seen! - example of a very early-pattern, WH (Heeres ie. Reichswehr) special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') (or: hand-embroidered speciality arm-patch ie. signal-blitz) as was intended for a soldier serving within the: \'Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat (hand-embroidered) patch is executed in bright-pink-coloured linnen on a (typical) greenish-coloured and/or: linnen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered) \'Blitz\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is not maker-marked and shows some minimal age and staining (I deem simply caused by years of storage only). This example is also nicely \'backed\' and shows a linnen-based, reinforced border as is more often encountered with these early-pattern arm-badges. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat, early- (ie. \'Reichswehr\'-) pattern \'Signal-Blitz\'- ie. speciality-patch!

Attractive - and very early-period! - WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Zahlmeister-Anwärter o. Verwaltungs-Unteroffizier\' being a neatly hand-embroidered \'variant\' This is a truly attractive - very early-period and actually truly rarely found! - example of a WH (Heeres ie. evt. Reichwehr) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (ie.: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for an army: \'Zahlmeister-Anwärter o. Verwaltungs-Unteroffizier\' (or: paymaster-candidate- ie. junior administration-NCO) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem just minimally worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed, Roman-styled and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) \'V\'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The patch is totally void of a makers\'-designation and is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of beige-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. This is the early-version of this patch that only saw very limited usage and that was already abolished as early as October 1934! Simply a very attractive - and truly rarely seen! - WH (Heeres) trade- ie. specialist career-badge and one of the most difficult to encounter specimen of the extensive series!

Attractive - and very early-period! - \'Reichwehr\'-officers\'-type, hand-embroidered cap-cocarde (ie: \'Eichenlaubkranz mit Kokarde für den RW-Schirmmütze\') and that comes in an overall nice- (moderately used- ie. once cap-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - early-period- ie. 'Reichwehr'-officers'-type, hand-embroidered cap-cocarde (ie: 'Eichenlaubkranz mit Kokarde für den Reichswehr-Schirmmütze') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. most certainly once cap-attached-), condition. This example is nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of (bright and shiny-) silverish-yellow-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background: it shows a seperately-attched, golden-toned and metal-based 'inner-cocarde' as to be expected (as can be seen in the pictures). This example was simply moderately used ie. once cap-attached but is truly void of staining ie. corroded areas (as can be seen on the pictures). The cocarde shows a bluish-grey-coloured and paper-based 'backing' as more often observed and is quite thick and pronounced in execution (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice 'Reichwehr'-period example that can naturally easily be attached to any early-pattern, officers'-type 'Schirmmütze'!

Attractive - and very early-period! - \'Reichwehr\'-officers\'-type, silver-toned cap-wreath and accompanying cap-cocarde (ie: \'Eichenlaubkranz mit Kokarde für den RW-Schirmmütze\') and that comes in an overall nice, condition This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - early-period- (ie. \'Reichwehr\'-) officers\'- (ie. evt NCO- or even EM-!) pattern, bright-silver-toned cap-wreath and accompanying cocarde (ie: \'Eichenlaubkranz mit Kokarde für den Reichswehr-Schirmmütze\') and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem just moderately used- and/or once cap-attached-), condition. Both examples are nicely constructed from silver-toned \'Buntmetall\' and come with its (to be seperately-attached) zinc-metal-based (thus I deem later) \'inner-cocarde\' (as can be seen in the pictures). The set was most certainly once cap-attached: it shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining retain all of its period-attached prongs (which were once bent but that are still functional as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and not that easily found! - \'Reichwehr\'-period \'Eichenlaubkranz mit Kokarde für den Reichswehr-Schirmmütze\' that can naturally easily be re-attached to any early-pattern, officers\'-type \'Schirmmütze\'!

Attractive - and very early-period! - \'Reichwehr\'-officers\'-type, silver-toned cap-wreath and accompanying cap-cocarde (ie: \'Eichenlaubkranz mit Kokarde für den RW-Schirmmütze\') and that comes in an overall very nice, condition This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - early-period- ie. 'Reichwehr'-officers'-type, bright-silver-toned cap-wreath and accompanying cocarde (ie: 'Eichenlaubkranz mit Kokarde für den Reichswehr-Schirmmütze') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem 'virtually mint' ie. never cap-attached-), condition. This example is nicely constructed from silver-toned 'Buntmetall' and comes with its (to be seperately-attached) golden-toned and metal-based 'inner-cocarde' as to be expected (as can be seen in the pictures). This example was probably issued but was never cap-attached: the set is totally void of any staining nor wear and retains all its period-attached prongs (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive 'Reichwehr'-period 'Eichenlaubkranz mit Kokarde für den Reichswehr-Schirmmütze' that can naturally easily be attached to any early-pattern, officers'-type 'Schirmmütze'!

Attractive - and very nicely preserved! - example of a: \'1957\'-pattern, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross 2nd class) and that comes as recently found This is an very attractive - truly nicely preseved and I deem hardly used- nor worn! - example of a: '1957'-pattern, 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd class) that came together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes as recently found. The detail on the 'EKII. Klasse' is truly stunning and nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains very nice details and shows a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style') core and is void of any damage or paint-loss: moreover, does it still shows its high-polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive '1957-version' of a: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and very nicely preserved! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield (as was produced by a by me unidentified maker) and that comes in a presumably issued - albeit \'virtually mint\', condition This is an attractive - albeit just minimally stained but nevertheless very nicely preserved! - example of a typical, presumably non-maker-marked, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield as was produced by a by me unidentified maker and that comes in a probably issued albeit \'virtually mint\'- (and with certainty never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield - that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' - comes in a fully untouched condition and was with certainty never worn nor used. It comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and has all its four prongs in place (which are mounted in the center of the shield): moreover, does it still retain its (typical) protective, beige-coloured- and/or paper-based backing attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often - retains most of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and \'glossy\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance (a fair bit of its period \'Brennlack\' is still present) and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining only simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive and desirable \'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS\'-pattern example that was surely issued but simply never worn. I deem that I have priced this untouched specimen accordingly!

Attractive - and very rarely encountered! - 3-pieced insignia-set, comprising of a (\'BeVo\'-woven) armband and embroidered cap- ie. arm-badge, all three pieces as intended for an official that was employed by the: \'Deutsche Post Osten\'-organisation This is an attractive - and with certainty very rarely encountered! - 3-pieced insignia-set, comprising of a (neatly 'BeVo'-woven-) armband and embroidered cap- ie. arm-badge, all three pieces as intended for an official that was employed by the: 'Deutsche Post Osten'-organisation, all three pieces in overall very nice, condition. The set comprises of a bright-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (sized: 38 x 10 cms. in folded condition) that shows the black-coloured text: 'Deutsche Post Osten' (as executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern). I could not find any reference for this neat piece: it might be a one of a kind item! Next to this, the set holds an armbadge (which is neatly machine-embroidered in greyish-silver-coloured linnen on a darker-blue background and which also shows the text: 'Deutsche Post Osten'). This example was IMO worn and/or once tunic-attached and does show some minimal fraying (nothing shocking though). The last item in the set concerns a equally executed cap-badge (which comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued and/or never cap-attached condition. The asking-price is naturally intended for the grouping of all three insignia. There is little to nothing known about this 'Deutsche Post Osten'-organisation that operated the overall postal-services within occupied- (and/or German controlled!) Poland (ie. in the so-called: 'General Gouvernement'). In any case is this a superb opportunity to acquire an extremely rarely seen 3-pieced insignia-set that belonged to an official that served within the little known 'Deutsche Post Osten'-organisation: I deem that this grouping merits further investigative work!

Attractive - and very rarely seen! - typical aluminium-based, two-pieced cap-wreath (ie. \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') as was intended for usage on the various officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type \'Postschutz\'-visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') This is a very attractive - and with certainty very rarely seen! - bright-silver-coloured and/or typical aluminium-based, two-pieced cap-wreath (ie. 'Kokarde für Schirmmütze') as was specifically intended for usage on the various officers'- (ie. evt. NCO-) type 'Postschutz'-visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen für Offiziere der Postschutz') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- and/or once-cap-attched-), condition. The wreath - which has an approximate 'wingspan' of 9,3 cms. as always - retains both its (copper-toned) prongs in place (which were once bent but that are of course still fully functional). The minimally converse-shaped piece shows a clearly present makers'-designation on its back that reads: 'A' (and as such was produced by the 'Assmann'- company) and is truly quite detailed: it shows a neat minimally 'tarnished'- (ie. typical) aluminium-based-appearance: it comes together with its similarly styled, so-called: 'inner-cocarde' (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Postschutz'-organisation (which can literally be translated as 'postal security service') was one of the truly smaller-sized TR organisations about which little is known to date and it should be noted that NOT much photograpic evidence of this organisation has surfaced to date. Simply a very rarely seen visor-cap spare-part: nicely fitted to restore any 'Postschutz'-visor-cap ie. 'Schirmmütze'!

Attractive - and very scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') trade- or specialist-armbadge as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as was intended for a: \'Gefolgschaftsfeldscher\' This is a very attractive - and very scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') so-called: trade- ie. specialist-armbadge (aka: \'Ärmelabzeichen für Feldscher\') as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as was specifically intended for a: \'Gefolgschaftsfeldscher\' (or: senior medical-orderly) and that comes in a very nice (ie. never tunic- nor shirt-attached- ie. virtually mint-), condition. The neat badge - only sized: 6.5 x 5.5 cms. - comes in non-folded- nor confectioned condition and still retains its \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). The patch is a tiny bit wrinkled and shows some minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage only). Simply a very attractive and with certainty desirable HJ- (ie. BDM-) related item that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and very scarcely found! - neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern so-called: \'L.S. Warndienst\' cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') This is a truly attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - example of a full-length and neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, so-called: \'L.S. Warndienst\' (ie. \'Luftschutz Warndienst\' or: air-raid-warning organisation) cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') as was specifically intended for a member serving within the: \'L.S. Warndienst\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cuff-title - which depicts the neatly inter-woven and white-coloured text: \'L.S. Warndienst\' onto a green-coloured background - comes in a truly \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- (and of course fully unconfectioned-), condition: it measures: 42 x 5 cms. and was presumably issued albeit never worn nor tunic-attached. The piece shows a (impossible to decypher) interwoven makers\'-designation (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'SHD\'-cuff-title as was used by one of the lesser known TR-organisations!

Attractive - and very scarcely found! - neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern so-called: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\'-) cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') This is a truly attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - example of a full-length and neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, so-called: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\') cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') as was intended for a member serving within the: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cuff-title - which depicts the neatly inter-woven and white-coloured text: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' onto a green-coloured background - comes in a truly \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- (and of course fully unconfectioned-), condition: it measures: 41 x 5 cms. and was presumably issued albeit never worn nor tunic-attached. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'SHD\'-cuff-title as was used by one of the lesser known TR-organisations!

Attractive - and very scarcely found! - woolen-based and neatly machine-stitched, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern so-called: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\'-) cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') This is a truly attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - example of a full-length and neatly machine-stitched, so-called: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\') cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') as was intended for a member serving within the: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. minimally used- and/or presumably used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The cuff-title - which depicts the neatly machine-stitched and white-coloured text: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' onto a green-coloured (and smooth-woolen-based!) background - comes in an (I deem) just moderately used- ie. condition: it measures: 43 x 5 cms. (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'SHD\'-cuff-title as was used by one of the lesser known TR-organisations!

Attractive - and very unusual! - early-period, so-called: \'Reichsmarine\' and \'Buntmetall\'-based cap-wreath and dito cocarde, as was intended for usage on the various: enlisted-mens\'/NCO\'s and/or officers\'-type visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') This is an attractive - and very unusual! - early-period-, so-called: 'Reichsmarine'-related and/or bright-golden-toned and 'Buntmetall'-based cap-wreath and dito cocarde, as was intended for usage on the various: enlisted-mens' ie. NCO's and/or even officers'-type visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') and that come in a never cap-attached condition. Both pieces come still (period-mounted!) on a carton-based 'inventory-card' (that shows the period text: 'Reichsmarine' coupled with a number: 'PF 12/32' (as can be seen on the pictures). Both attractive insignia-pieces still retain their period-prongs (but of course did I not remove them from the card to see if they are marked or dated). Both pieces have a neat and truly 'frosted' appearance and do show some dust and/or minimal tarnish, simply caused by decades of storage only. The 'Reichsmarine' was the predecessor of the 'Kriegsmarine'. Simply a nice - and with certainty unusually seen! - 'Reichsmarine'-related item that can be dated around the mid-thirties: I am convinced that this is a not that often seen item!

Attractive - and very ususal! - typical steel-based WH (Heeres) \'GrossDeutschland-Division\'-related ID-disc bearing the (somewhat roughly- and privately done!) stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Rgt.St.Kp.Pz.F.R.G.D.\' This is an attractive - and with certainty very unusual but 100% genuine! - example of a silver-coloured- and/or typical steel- (ie. 'Edelstahl'-) based WH (Heeres) so-called: 'GrossDeutschland-Division'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the (somewhat roughly- and I deem almost certainly privately done!) stamped unit-designation that reads: 'Rgt.St.Kp.Pz.F.R.G.D.' and that as such belonged to a soldier (ie. NCO or even officer) who served within a motorised unit within the: 'GrossDeutschland-Division'. The disc comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition (and is executed by means of stamped 'dots'!): it does show the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn and shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type ('Type A') and shows a clearly stamped (low) bearers-numeral that reads: '43'). This neat (and almost certainly front-produced) ID-disc originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered: it deals naturally with a 100% garuanteed, 'GrossDeutschland-Division'-related ID-disc that is I deem priced according to its unmistaken rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and virtually mint! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type: \'M41/M43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') as was intended for usage on the: \'M-41 o. 43\'-model, officers\'-type field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen\') This is an attractive - simply never used nor cap-attached and nowadays scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern so-called: \'M41/43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (ie. cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') as was specifically produced for usage on the: \'M-41 o. 43\'-model officers\'-type field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen für Offziere\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and as state above never used- nor cap-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The piece on offer here just shows some truly minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and comes as \'straightly cut-of-the-role\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). As such it can naturally easily be used for attachement onto a cap (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat occasion to aquire an attractive and \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-woven, officers\'-pattern cap-trapezoid for a competitive and justified price!

Attractive - and virtually mint- ie. unissued! - example of a police- (ie. WH (Heeres) related-) arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' This is a very attractive example of the 'standard-issue'-pattern, police- (ie. WH (Heeres) related) arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious 'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen' that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece is executed in bright-orange-coloured linnen and comes mounted onto a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). These neat arm-eagles were specifically designed for usage by the 'Feldgendarmerie' (= field-police) units and saw wide-spread usage throughout the war. The eagle on offer here show truly great pronounced detail and comes in a great (ie. 'minty' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition: it was never worn nor tunic-attached and is void of an additional 'backing' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a 'Feldgendarmerie'-related 'Ärmeladler' for a competitive price!

Attractive - and virtually mint- ie. unissued! - example of a police- (ie. WH (Heeres) related-) arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' This is a very attractive example of the 'standard-issue'-pattern, police- (ie. WH (Heeres) related) arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious 'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen' that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece is executed in bright-orange-coloured linnen and comes mounted onto a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). These neat arm-eagles were specifically designed for usage by the 'Feldgendarmerie' (= field-police) units and saw wide-spread usage throughout the war. The eagle on offer here show truly great pronounced detail and comes in a great (ie. 'minty' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition: it was never worn nor tunic-attached and is void of an additional 'backing' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a 'Feldgendarmerie'-related 'Ärmeladler' for a competitive price!

Attractive - and virtually mint- ie. unissued! - example of a police- (ie. WH (Heeres) related-) arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' I recently uncovered three - fully identical! - examples of the 'standard-issue'-pattern, police- (ie. WH (Heeres) related) arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler') as was specifically intended for usage by the staff of the notorious 'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen' and that come all three in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. The pieces are executed in bright-orange-coloured linnen and come mounted onto a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). These neat arm-eagles were specifically designed for usage by the 'Feldgendarmerie' (= field-police) units and saw wide-spread usage throughout the war. The eagles on offer here show truly great pronounced detail and come in a great (ie. 'minty' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition: they were never worn nor tunic-attached and and show an additional 'backing' made-out of cheese-duck as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is naturally intended for a single piece. Simply a great occasion to acquire a 'Feldgendarmerie'-related 'Ärmeladler' for a competitive price!

Attractive - and virtually mint- ie. unissued! - example of a police- (ie. WH (Heeres) related-) arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' This is a very attractive example of the 'standard-issue'-pattern, police- (ie. WH (Heeres) related) arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious 'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen' that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece is executed in bright-orange-coloured linnen and comes mounted onto a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). These neat arm-eagles were specifically designed for usage by the 'Feldgendarmerie' (= field-police) units and saw wide-spread usage throughout the war. The eagle on offer here show truly great pronounced detail and comes in a great (ie. 'minty' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition: it was never worn nor tunic-attached and is void of an additional 'backing' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a 'Feldgendarmerie'-related 'Ärmeladler' for a competitive price!

Attractive - and virtually mint- ie. unissued! - example of a police- (ie. WH (Heeres) related-) arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' This is a very attractive example of the \'standard-issue\'-pattern, police- (ie. WH (Heeres) related) arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece is executed in bright-orange-coloured linnen and comes mounted onto a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). These neat arm-eagles were specifically designed for usage by the \'Feldgendarmerie\' (= field-police) units and saw wide-spread usage throughout the war. The eagle on offer here show truly great pronounced detail and comes in a great (ie. \'minty\' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition: it was never worn nor tunic-attached and is void of an additional \'backing\' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a \'Feldgendarmerie\'-related \'Ärmeladler\' for a competitive price!

Attractive - and virtually mint- ie. unissued! - example of a police- (ie. WH (Heeres) related-) arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' This is a very attractive example of the \'standard-issue\'-pattern, police- (ie. WH (Heeres) related) arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece is executed in bright-orange-coloured linnen and comes mounted onto a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). These neat arm-eagles were specifically designed for usage by the \'Feldgendarmerie\' (= field-police) units and saw wide-spread usage throughout the war. The eagle on offer here show truly great pronounced detail and comes in a great (ie. \'minty\' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition: it was never worn nor tunic-attached and is void of an additional \'backing\' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a \'Feldgendarmerie\'-related \'Ärmeladler\' for a competitive price!

Attractive - and virtually mint- ie. unissued! - example of a police- (ie. WH (Heeres) related-) arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' This is a very attractive example of the \'standard-issue\'-pattern, police- (ie. WH (Heeres) related) arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece is executed in bright-orange-coloured linnen and comes mounted onto a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). These neat arm-eagles were specifically designed for usage by the \'Feldgendarmerie\' (= field-police) units and saw wide-spread usage throughout the war. The eagle on offer here show truly great pronounced detail and comes in a great (ie. \'minty\' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition: it was never worn nor tunic-attached and is void of an additional \'backing\' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a \'Feldgendarmerie\'-related \'Ärmeladler\' for a competitive price!

Attractive - and virtually mint- ie. unissued! - pair of WH (Heeres, Waffen-SS etc.) \'Panzer\'-style throat-microphones (ie. \'Panzer-Kehlkopfmikrophon\' of the type: \'(Fu)B\') This is a neat and actually not that often seen equipment-item: an attractive - and virtually mint- ie. unissued! - pair of WH (Heeres, Waffen-SS etc.) 'Panzer'-style throat-microphones (ie. 'Panzer-Kehlkopfmikrophon' of the type: '(Fu)B'). The pair was with certainty never used nor worn and still comes as it left the factory: the (long-sized- and linnen-covered-) cord still retains it period-attached plug and comes in a still 'rolled-up'-condition. All metal and/or: 'Bakelite'-produced parts are fully undamaged (and are still functional). The piece still shows (the remains) of a white-inked so-called: 'Waffenabnahme'-stamp (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive 'Panzer'-related equipment-item that is impossible to be upgraded: great to complete a 'Panzer'-mannequin 'set-up' ie. mannequin!

Attractive - and virtually mint- ie. unissued! - \'BeVo\'-type armshield entitled: \'Slowakei\' (being a piece that was intended for a volunteer who served within the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the: \'Slowakisches Legion\') This is an attractive - and truly very rarely encountered! - example of a colourful, \'BeVo\'-woven armshield entitled: \'Slowakei\' (in German language) as was specifically intended for usage by the Slovakian volunteers who served within the pro-German Axis-forces and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield is truly one of the more rarely encountered \'BeVo\'-woven shields of the colourful series. The exact purpose of these armshields is not known to date: it is, however, also stated in certain publications that they were intended for foreign staff-members (ie. factory-workers) that served within the \'OT\' (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'). The example on offer here comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition and comes as \'straightly cut-off the role\': it does show, however, some minimal storage-age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). It is naturally very different from the various copies that are nowadays in existance. It should be noted that I have seen these shields being offered for much more than my asking-price. Simply a very attractive - and truly rarely encountered! - Eastern-European volunteer arm-shield that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty early period! - enamelled, so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P.\' membership-pin ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is a non-maker- marked example that is bearing a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking The attractive lapel-pin - which has been IMO moderately used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing normal wear but is totally void of any (enamel-) damage (see pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows moreover a somewhat tarnished- (ie. somewhat darkened-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a truly darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted on its regular-type pin-/catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. I deem this an attractive (and early-period!) non-maker-marked 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin-/ie. party badge that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and with certainty not often encountered! - genuine leather-based purse (ie. \'Geldbörse\') bearing an impressed illustration of the \'Stadt der Reichsparteitage\' and text: \'Nürnberg - Adolf Hitler Platz\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not often encountered! - brown-coloured- and genuine leather-based purse (ie. 'Geldbörse') bearing an impressed illustration of the 'Stadt der Reichsparteitage' and text: 'Nürnberg - Adolf Hitler Platz' and that comes in a wonderful, albeit moderately used, condition. The medium-sized piece (measuring approximately 11,5 x 8 cms.) comes with its (functional) zip-closure in place. The piece - which can IMO be dated somewhere in the thirties - originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored as such for decades (see pictures). Simply an attractive and with certainty unusually seen commemorative TR-souvenir-piece!

Attractive - and with certainty not often encountered! - genuine leather-based purse (ie. \'Geldbörse\') bearing an impressed swastika and text: \'Deutschland ist erwacht!\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not often encountered! - chocolate-brown-coloured- and genuine leather-based purse (ie. 'Geldbörse') bearing an impressed swastika and text: 'Deutschland ist erwacht!', that comes in a wonderful, albeit minimally used, condition. The small-sized piece (measuring approximately 7 x 7 cms.) can be 'folded-open' and shows a separate storage-compartment. The piece - which can IMO be dated somewhere in the thirties - originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored as such for decades (see pictures). Simply an attractive and with certainty unusually seen commemorative TR-souvenir-piece!

Attractive - and with certainty not often encountered! - golden-bronze-toned-, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') showing the DRL-logo and bearing the text: \'Reichsoffene Wettkämpfe - TBD Tailfingen - 11.6.39 This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - so-called: commemorative plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') being a golden-bronze-toned- and/or: zinc- (ie. Feinzink-) based example showing on its front the DRL- (ie. \'Deutschen Reichsbund für Leibesübungen\'-) eagle-device and bearing on its back the text: \'Reichsoffene Wettkämpfe - TBD Tailfingen - 11.6.39\', that comes in an overall nice (and IMO most certainly issued- ie. awarded-), condition. The neat - smaller-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 3,5 cms. - has pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a golden-bronze-toned age-patina (but also shows some regular tarnish - see pictures). These neat - IMO semi-official - presentation-pieces were IMO used as some sort of sports-event-awards. The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (see pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered so-called: \'Deutschen Reichsbund für Leibesübungen\'-related table-medal ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\'!

Attractive - and with certainty not often encountered! - greyish-coloured- and/or genuine leather-based purse (ie. \'Geldbörse\') showing the golden-toned and neatly impressed text: \'3.(mot) Pi. 33\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not often encountered! - greyish-coloured- and/or genuine leather-based purse (ie. 'Geldbörse') showing the golden-toned and neatly impressed text that simply reads: '3.(mot) Pi. 33' (and that was as such used by a member who served within the 3rd company of the motorised, 'Pioniere (ie. army-engineers'-) regiment, numbered: '33' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-), condition. The small-sized piece (measuring approximately 7 x 7 cms.) can be 'folded-open' and shows a separate storage-compartment. The piece - which can I deem be dated somewhere in the mid-war-period - originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored as such for decades: it has a broken (ie. non-functional) zipper in place (as can be seen on these pictures). These neat purses could be purchased by the soldiers in canteens and/or casinos (aka 'Wehrmachtsheime') and were a much favoured personal accesory. Simply an attractive and with certainty unusually seen commemorative TR- ie. 'Pioniere'-related souvenir-piece!

Attractive - and with certainty not often encountered! - silver-toned-, so-called: WH (Heeres) commemorative-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') bearing the (engraved) text: \'Mai 1941 - 1. Sieger im Stabe\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - silver-toned-, so-called: WH (Heeres) commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') taking the format of a helmet-decal and showing a detailed 'Reichsadler'-symbol and bearing the (engraved) text: 'Mai 1941 - 1. Sieger im Stabe'. The neat - smaller-sized piece having an approximate height of approximately 6 cms. and that is 4.2 cms. wide - has pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a neat (somewhat frosted-) silver-toned age-patina (but also shows some regular tarnish - see pictures). These neat - IMO semi-official - presentation-pieces were IMO used as some sort of sports-event-awards. The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (see pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered WH (Heeres) table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille'!

Attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - period, portrait-picture-postcard depicting a young Waffen-SS \'Oberschütze\' (proudly wearing his typical, black-coloured \'SS-Panzer\'-wrap-around tunic and dito pants) This is a truly very attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - period, portrait-picture-postcard depicting a young Waffen-SS 'Oberschütze' (proudly wearing his typical, black-coloured 'SS-Panzer'-wrap-around tunic and dito pants) that comes in an overall nice condition. The neat picture shows a young Waffen-SS 'Oberschütze' (ie. soldier first-class) wearing his specifically Waffen-SS-style 'SS-Panzer'-wrap-around tunic and dito pants (having all proper insignia attached). Next to this he wear a side-cap ('Schiffchen') and EM-type belt and buckle. The neat picture - sized: 14 x 9 cms. - is very sharp in execution and shows nice pronounced detail: it is printed on 'Agfa'-photo-paper. The back of the portrait is regrettably void of any writing nor date. Simply a very attractive 'SS-Panzer'-related portrait-picture depicting a Waffen-SS 'Oberschütze'!

Attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - TR-era- (ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'-) related harmonica entitled: \'Frisch auf Kameraden\' that comes stored in its original-, multi-coloured- and/or carton-based box ie. etui This is a neat personal TR-era-equipment-item: a period - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - TR-era- (ie. 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'-) related harmonica entitled: 'Frisch auf Kameraden' that comes stored in its original-, multi-coloured- and/or carton-based box ie. etui as issued ie. used, in overall nice, albeit moderately used-, condition. These harmonicas were the favoured instruments for the various soldiers. This example - which is larger-sized- and measures 15,5 x 3 x 2,5 cms. - comes stored in its original carton-based box, depicting a colourful illustration of soldier at the front and showing the text: 'Frisch auf Kameraden' (see pictures). The box comes in a moderately used albeit fully undamaged condition: it shows some minimal wear ie. usage and also shows a small label (mentioning the character: 'G'-) on its back). The instrument itself bears the engraved inscription: 'Frisch auf Kameraden' on its top and back (see pictures). The instrument is in an overall very nice and of course fully functional condition: the chromed-plates show hardly any age nor staining (they are nicely preserved as can be seen on the pictures). This attractive piece originates from a smaller harmonica-collection I recently aquired. Simply a very attractive- and/or period piece of personal equipment that is IMO priced according to its scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - TR-era- (ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'-) related harmonica entitled: \'Militär Musik\' that comes stored in its original-, brownish-coloured and/or carton-based box ie. etui This is a neat personal TR-era-equipment-item: a period - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - TR-era- (ie. 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'-) related harmonica entitled: 'Militär Musik' (and sub-titled: 'Klangvoll und Rein') that comes stored in its original-, brownish-coloured and/or carton-based box ie. etui as issued ie. used, in overall nice, albeit moderately used, condition. These harmonicas (as were produced by the: 'Stabila Schlott’-company) were the favoured instruments for the various soldiers. This example - which is smaller-sized and measures 10,5 x 2,7 x 2 cms. - comes stored in its original carton-based box, depicting the text: 'Militär Musik' (see pictures). The box comes in a moderately used albeit undamaged condition: it shows some regular wear ie. usage and also shows a small label (mentioning the text: 'Echte Messingplatten'-) on its back. The instrument itself bears the engraved inscription: 'Militär Musik' on its top (see pictures). The instrument is in an overall very nice and of course fully functional condition: the chromed-plates show some truly minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by moderate usage and/or decades of storage). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example came with it original cleaning-cloth (which is firmly stored in the box as can be seen on the pictures). This attractive piece originates from a smaller harmonica-collection I recently aquired. Simply a very attractive- and/or period piece of personal equipment that is IMO priced according to its scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - TR-era- (ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'-) related harmonica entitled: \'Militär-Musik - Klangvoll und Rein\' and that comes in a moderately used condition This is a neat personal TR-era-equipment-item: a period - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - regular-sized and most certainly TR-era- (ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'-) related harmonica entitled: \'Militär-Musik - Klangvoll und Rein\' and that comes as issued ie. used and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-), condition. These harmonicas were the favoured instruments for the various soldiers. This example - which is regular-sized and measures 15 x 3,5 x 2,5 cms. - depicts the text: \'Militär-Musik - Klangvoll und Rein\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The instrument comes in an overall nice and of course fully functional condition: the chromed-plates show some truly minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by moderate usage and/or decades of storage). Simply an attractive- and desirable period piece of personal equipment that is I deem priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - TR-era- (ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'-) related harmonica entitled: \'Militär-Musik\' that came stored in its original (albeit damaged!) and/or carton-based box ie. etui This is a neat personal TR-era-equipment-item: a period - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - regular-sized and most certainly TR-era- (ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'-) related harmonica entitled: \'Militär-Musik\' (and sub-titled by the makers\'-designation: \'Reinhold Friedel\') and that came stored in its original, multi-coloured (albeit damaged and incomplete!) and/or carton-based box ie. etui as issued ie. used and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-), condition. These harmonicas were the favoured instruments for the various soldiers. This example - which is regular-sized and measures 16 x 3,5 x 2 cms. - comes stored in its original (albeit damaged- and incomplete!) blue-coloured, carton-based box depicting a \'Reinhold Friedel\'-sticker coupled with the text: \'Militär-Musik\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The box comes in a relic condition: it shows heavy regular wear ie. usage and shows an inked \'G\'-charater on its back-side. The instrument itself bears the engraved inscription: \'Militär-Musik\' on its top (as can be seen on the pictures). The instrument come in an overall very nice and of course fully functional condition: the chromed-plates show some truly minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by moderate usage and/or decades of storage). Simply an attractive- and desirable period piece of personal equipment that is I deem priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - TR-era- (ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'-) related harmonica entitled: \'Militär-Musik\' that came stored in its original, multi-coloured and/or carton-based box ie. etui This is a neat personal TR-era-equipment-item: a period - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - somewhat smaller-sized and most certainly TR-era- (ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'-) related harmonica entitled: \'Militär-Musik\' (and sub-titled: \'Klangvolle Stimmung\') and that came stored in its original-, multi-coloured and/or carton-based box ie. etui as issued ie. used and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-), condition. These harmonicas were the favoured instruments for the various soldiers. This example - which is smaller-sized and measures 10,5 x 2,7 x 2 cms. - comes stored in its original carton-based box depicting some marching soldiers coupled with the text: \'Militär-Musik\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The box comes in a moderately used albeit fully undamaged condition: it shows some regular wear ie. usage and shows an inked \'G\'-charater on its back-side. The instrument itself bears the engraved inscription: \'Militär-Musik\' on its top and bottom (as can be seen on the pictures). The instrument comes in an overall very nice and of course fully functional condition: the chromed-plates show some truly minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by moderate usage and/or decades of storage). Simply an attractive- and desirable period piece of personal equipment that is I deem priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - TR-era- (ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'-) related harmonica entitled: \'Militär-Musik\' that comes stored in its original-, red-coloured and/or carton-based box ie. etui This is a neat personal TR-era-equipment-item: a period - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - TR-era- (ie. 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'-) related harmonica entitled: 'Militär-Musik' that comes stored in its original-, bright-red-coloured and/or carton-based box ie. etui as issued ie. used, in overall nice, albeit moderately used, condition. These harmonicas (as produced by the famous 'Hohner'-company) were the favoured instruments for the various soldiers. This example - which is medium-sized and measures 14 x 3 x 3,5 cms. - comes stored in its original carton-based box, depicting the text: 'Militär-Musik - Runder Voller Ton' and is showing a group of marching soldiers on a glued-in label as visible in the lid (see pictures). The box comes in a minimally used albeit fully undamaged condition: it shows some regular wear ie. usage and also shows a small label (mentioning the text: 'Echte Messingplatten'-) on its back. The instrument itself bears the engraved inscription: 'Militär-Musik' and shows an illustration of a soldier wearing a helmet on its top (see pictures). The instrument is in an overall very nice and of course fully functional condition: the chromed-plates show some truly minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by moderate usage and/or decades of storage). This attractive piece originates from a smaller harmonica-collection I recently aquired. Simply a very attractive- and/or period piece of personal equipment that is IMO priced according to its scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - TR-era- (ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'-) related harmonica entitled: \'Wehrmacht - Stolz\' and that comes in a moderatly used condition This is a neat personal TR-era-equipment-item: a period - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - somewhat smaller-sized and most certainly TR-era- (ie. 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'-) related harmonica entitled: 'Wehrmacht-Stolz' and that comes as issued ie. used and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-), condition. These harmonicas were the favoured instruments for the various soldiers. This example - which is smaller-sized and measures 12 x 3,5 x 2 cms. - depicts the text: 'Wehrmacht-Stolz' (as can be seen on the pictures). The instrument bears the engraved makers-designation that reads: 'Kanzellen Schoner D.R.G.M.' (as can be seen on the pictures). The instrument comes in an overall nice and of course fully functional condition: the chromed-plates (which are a bit dented) show some truly minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by moderate usage and/or decades of storage). Simply an attractive- and desirable period piece of personal equipment that is I deem priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - TR-era- (ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'-) related harmonica entitled: \'Wenn wir marschieren\' as was produced by the: \'M. Hohner\'-company This is a neat personal TR-era-equipment-item: a period - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - German (ie. 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'-) related harmonica entitled: 'Wenn wir marschieren' as was produced by the: 'M.Hohner'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- but of course fully functional-), condition. These harmonicas (as produced by the famous 'Hohner'-company) were the favoured instruments for the various soldiers. This example - which is a medium-sized example that measures 14 x 3 x 2,2 cms. and bears the engraved inscription: 'Wenn wir marschieren' on its top (as can be seen on the pictures). The instrument comes in an overall very nice and of course fully functional condition: the chromed-plates show some truly minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by moderate usage and/or decades of storage). Simply an attractive- and/or period piece of personal WH-equipment that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - TR-era- (ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'-) related harmonica entitled: \'Wenn wir marschieren\' as was produced by the: \'M.Hohner\'-company This is a neat personal TR-era-equipment-item: a period - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - German (ie. 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'-) related harmonica entitled: 'Wenn wir marschieren' as was produced by the: 'M.Hohner'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- but fully functional-), condition. These harmonicas (as produced by the famous 'Hohner'-company) were the favoured instruments for the various soldiers. This example - which is a larger-sized example and measures 12,5 x 5 x 2,5 cms. and bears the engraved inscription: 'Wenn wir marschieren' on its top (as can be seen on the pictures). The instrument comes in an overall very nice and of course fully functional condition: the chromed-plates show some truly minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by moderate usage and/or decades of storage). Simply a very attractive- and/or period piece of personal WH-equipment that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - TR-era- (ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'-) related harmonica entitled: \'Wenn wir marschieren\' that comes stored in its original-, multi-coloured and/or carton-based box ie. etui This is a neat personal TR-era-equipment-item: a period - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - TR-era- (ie. 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'-) related harmonica entitled: 'Wenn wir marschieren' that comes stored in its original-, bluish-coloured and/or carton-based box ie. etui as issued ie. used, in overall nice, albeit moderately used, condition. These harmonicas were the favoured instruments for the various soldiers. This example - which is truly large-sized and measures 15,5 x 5,5 x 3 cms. - comes stored in its original carton-based box, depicting the text: 'Wenn wir marschieren' and showing a group of marching soldiers (see pictures). The box comes in a minimally used albeit fully undamaged condition: it shows some regular wear ie. usage and also shows a small inventory-label (mentioning the original price of: '4 RM.'-) on its back. The instrument itself bears the engraved inscription: 'Wenn wir marschieren - M. Hohner' on its top. The instrument is in an overall very nice and of course fully functional condition: the chromed-plates show some truly minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by moderate usage and/or decades of storage). This attractive piece originates from a smaller harmonica-collection I recently aquired. Simply a very attractive- and/or period piece of personal equipment that is IMO priced according to its scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - TR-era- (ie. \'Waffen-SS\'-) related canteen-ware (ie. coffee- or tea-cup) being a white-coloured example that is stamped: \'SS-Reich - 1940\' on its bottom This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - TR-era- (ie. 'Waffen-SS'-) related canteen-ware (ie. coffee- or tea-cup) being a white-coloured- and fairly shiny example as executed in white-coloured porcelain and that is stamped: 'SS-Reich - 1940' on its bottom and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. undamaged- and still functional-), condition. These cups saw wide-spread usage in the various traning-facillities and/or soldiers'-canteens. The piece has an approximate diameter of 10 cms. and shows the abovementioned marking on its bottom. The piece is fully undamaged but does show (some non-disturbing) 'hair-cracks' on its bottom and side (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and with certainty unusally encountered! - TR-period item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - TR-era- (ie. \'Waffen-SS\'-) related canteen-ware (ie. coffee- or tea-cup) being a white-coloured example that is stamped: \'SS-Reich - 1940\' on its bottom This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - TR-era- (ie. 'Waffen-SS'-) related canteen-ware (ie. coffee- or tea-cup) being a white-coloured- and fairly shiny example as executed in white-coloured porcelain and that is stamped: 'SS-Reich - 1940' on its bottom and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. undamaged- and still functional-), condition. These cups saw wide-spread usage in the various traning-facillities and/or soldiers'-canteens. The piece has an approximate diameter of 10 cms. and shows the abovementioned marking on its bottom. The piece is fully undamaged and is nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and with certainty unusally encountered! - TR-period item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - aluminium-based-, 'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst'- (ie. SHD-) related- ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation: 'VI 8 526 SHD', in overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-) condition This is an attractive example of an aluminium-based, 'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst'- (ie. SHD-) related- ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation: 'VI 8 526 SHD' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for an employee that served within this lesser known TR-organisation), in overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-) condition. The disc is in overall nice condition and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc is void of a bearers'-blood-group type (something that is not that unusual). Simply a nice and honest ID-disc that originated from a 'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst (SHD) Mitglied': only the second such ID-disc I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - copper-toned-, so-called: \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Plakette\' showing a: \'LW-Flugzeugführerabzeichen\' and engraved name, date ie. text This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - copper-toned-, so-called: 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Plakette' showing a detailed: 'LW-Flugzeugführerabzeichen' and engraved name (ie. 'O. Jollen') ie. text that reads: 'Standort Segel Wettfahrten - I. Preis - Pütnitz, 6.9.41' and that comes in an overall nice (and IMO most certainly issued- ie. awarded-), condition. The neat - shield-shaped- and medium-sized piece that measures 7 x 6,3 cms. - has very pronounced detail but was IMO once cleaned ie. polished: it has, nevertheless, maintained a typical age-patina and is very pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish - see pictures). These neat - IMO semi-official - presentation-pieces were IMO used as some sort of commemorative-awards for glider-related events. The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - 2-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\'), showing resp. the ribbons for a Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal with attached \'PB\'-miniature and a: \'Zollgrenz- schutz-Ehrenzeichen\' This is a very attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - 2-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange'), showing respectively the ribbons for Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Czechoslovakia) having a neat, miniature 'Prager Burg'-clasp attached and a (rarely seen!) so-called: 'Zollgrenzschutz-Ehrenzeichen' (or customs service-medal) that also shows its attached miniature. Both ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 3 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not backed but is mounted on a chrome- and/or metal-based 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have been also nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply a very attractive 2-pieced 'Band-/Feldspange' that is in this particular setting not that often offered for sale: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - 4-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\'), showing resp. the ribbons for a Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal, two WH (Heeres o. KM) \'DA\' and a rare: \'Zollgrenzschutz-Ehrenzeichen\' This is a very attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - four-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange'), showing respectively the ribbons for a: Czech 'Anschluss' medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938'), two WH (Heeres o. KM) 'Dienstauszeichnungen' (for resp. 4 and 12 years of loyal-service) and a: 'Zollgrenzschutz-Ehrenzeichen' (all three pieces retaining their detailed 'Auflagen' ie. attached devices) that comes in an overall nice- (albeit used- and/or worn, condition. The ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1 cms. each (as is more often encountered). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is, moreover, partly backed as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached (and detailed!) devices shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but have all three been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply a very attractive 'Band-/Feldspange' showing a (rarely seen!) so-called: 'Zollgrenzschutz-Ehrenzeichen Auflage' (or: bronze-coloured customs service-medal device) that is not that often offered for sale: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - 4-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\'), showing resp. the ribbons for two \'TD\'-medals and two: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnungen\' This is a very attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - four-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange'), showing respectively the ribbons for two 'Treue Dienste'- (ie. civil-service-) medals (aka 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen der 1. u. 2. Klasse' (for respectively 40- and/or 25 years of loyal service) and two: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnungen der 2. u. 3. Stufe' (or: N.S.D.A.P. loyal-service medals for respectively 10 ie. 15 years of loyal service) (all four pieces retaining their detailed 'Auflagen' ie. attached devices) that comes in an overall nice- (albeit used- and/or worn-), condition. The ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1 cms. each (as is more often encountered). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is, however, not backed but comes mounted on a metal-based 'back-plate' as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached (and detailed!) devices shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but have all four been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive and most certainly rarely seen 'Band-/Feldspange' showing an unusual combination that is not that often offered for sale: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - 4-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\'), showing respectively the ribbons for two WH (Heeres o. KM) \'DA\', a Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal and a: \'Zollgrenzschutz-Ehrenzeichen\') This is a very attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - four-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange'), showing respectively the ribbons for two (higher-class!) WH (Heeres o. KM) 'Dienstauszeichnungen' (for IMO resp. 12 and 25 years of loyal-service, something that can be corroborated by the golden-toned eagle-devices), a Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938') that comes with a firmly attached miniature 'Prager Burg-Spange' and a (rarely seen!): 'Zollgrenzschutz-Ehrenzeichen' (all four pieces retaining their detailed 'Auflagen' ie. attached devices) that comes in an overall nice- (albeit used- and/or worn-), condition. The ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1 cms. each (as is more often encountered). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is, however, not backed as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached (and detailed!) devices shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but have all four been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply a very attractive and most certainly rarely seen 'Band-/Feldspange' showing a (rarely seen!) so-called: 'Zollgrenzschutz-Ehrenzeichen Auflage' (or: bronze-coloured customs service-medal device) that is not that often offered for sale: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - bronze-toned- ie. \'Cupal\'-based, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') bearing the text: \'Für Deutschland’s Starke u. Sicherheit im Westen\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often- ie. rarely encountered! - bronze-toned- ie. \'Cupal\'-based, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') showing a mountain-area with woods (being the surroundings of the town of: Orscholz in the Saarland), a shovel and sword and bearing the text: \'Für Deutschland’s Starke u. Sicherheit im Westen\' coupled with a swastika-sign, that comes in a wonderfull condition. The neat - medium-sized- and lightweight-piece having an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. - has pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a neat (somewhat glossy-) bronze-toned age-patina (but also shows some minimal tarnish - see pictures). The piece was (IMO) awarded by a construction-company something that can be deducted from the text on its back that reads: \'Gewidmet vom Generalunternehmer Baugesellschaft C. Kallenbach - Berlin Baubüro Merzig-Saar\'. These neat - semi-official - presentation-pieces were IMO used as some sort of awards as (presumably handed-out for work done on the famous \'Westwall\' (aka \'Siegfried\'-line). This award was rendered to commemorate the fortification-work that was specifically done around the town of Orscholz (aka as the: \'Orscholzer Riegel\'). The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (see pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually and rarely encountered table-medal ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\'!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: \'Werk-Luftschutz\' (ie. \'WLS\'-) collar-tab-patch, being a multi-coloured example that is executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern This is a very attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: 'Werk-Luftschutz' (ie. 'WLS'-) (I deem) collar-tab-patch, being a multi-coloured example that is executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. 'virtually mint-/unissued'- and never tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive (quite small sized!) insignia-pieces were worn on the various blue-coloured RLB- (ie. WLS-) tunics throughout the war: they show a stylised eagle-device on top of an illustration of an industrial complex (as can be seen on the pictures). The nicely detailed patch on offer here - which measures approximately of 3,7 x 4,5 cms. - simply shows no wear nor damage whatsoever: it came as 'cut-off the role' and just shows some minimal glue-remains on its back having been glued into an album or scrapbook (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty very rarely encountered! - 'Werk-Luftschutz' (ie. 'WLS'-) collar-tab-patch that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - example of a female-related- (ie. \'NS-Frauenschaft\' ie. German Womens\'-Association) so-called: \'Brosche des Gaues Franken\' This is an attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - example of a female-related- (ie. 'NS-Frauenschaft' or: German Womens'-Association-) related brooch (ie. so-called: 'Brosche des Gaues Franken)' that is showing a swastika surrounded by the text: 'NS-Frauenschaft - Gau Franken' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The fairly large-sized brooch - having an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. - comes mounted onto its functional pin-/catch set-up is neatly executed in greyish-silver-toned zinc (ie. 'Feinzink') and retains a neat typical, zinc-like age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 9125O and wherein it is given an estimated value of 280 Eu (!). Simply an attractive - and truly hard-to-find! - so-called: 'NS-Frauenschaft'-related: 'Brosche' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - HJ/BDM/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) white-coloured- and/or \'twisted\' so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') being an example that shows its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket and seal These neat coloured lanyards (ie. 'Führerschnure') were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ ('Hitlerjugend'), BDM ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') and/or DJ ('Deutsches Jungvolk'). The neat white-coloured example on offer here comes still mounted on its (typical shaped- and/or silver-chromed-) 'clip' and was as such intended to signify an officers'-rank ie. function (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 52 cms. from top to end - simply shows no wear nor usage: it was IMO never worn nor used and was simply kept as such for decades. The piece came with its (period-attached!) paper-based 'RzM'-etiket, metal-chromed 'RzM'-seal and zinc-based (control) tag (that shows the engraved numerals: '34 3 7 842 25'). Simply a very attractive, youth-related 'leaders-lanyard' (ie. 'Führerschnur') that is almost impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - linnen-based, so-called: 'Auszeichnung für Schiessleistungen des Deutscher Schützenverbandes Gau Westfalen' (ie. DSV), being an example as was executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern The truly attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - linnen-based, so-called: 'Auszeichnung für Schiessleistungen des Deutscher Schützenverbandes Gau Westfalen' (ie. DSV), being an example as was executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern, that comes in a very nice (ie. unconfectioned-), condition. The patch (which measures 6,8 x 6 cms.) was IMO once worn and/or issued (I deem that it was once even tunic-attached). It only shows some minimal aging caused by regular usage and/or wear (but it is totally undamaged). The neat piece - that shows the 'DSV'-symbol surrounded by text and showing two swastikas - is executed in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and linnen-based-) background. Regrettably, could I not find any in-deth reference-material regarding this (with certainty) rarely encountered 'DSV'-shooting-award: I deem that it is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - linnen-based-, so-called: \'Auszeichnung für Schiessleistungen des Deutscher Schützenverbandes Gau Westfalen\' (ie. DSV), being an example as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern This is a truly attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - linnen-based-, so-called: 'Auszeichnung für Schiessleistungen des Deutscher Schützen- verbandes Gau Westfalen' (ie. DSV), being an example as was executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern, that comes in an overall nice (ie. moderately worn- ie. confectioned-), condition. The patch (which measures 6,8 x 6 cms.) was IMO once worn and/or issued (I deem that it was once even tunic-attached). It only shows some minimal aging caused by regular usage and/or wear (but it is totally undamaged). The neat piece - that shows the 'DSV'-symbol surrounded by text and showing two swastikas - is executed in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and/or linnen-based-) background. Regrettably, could I not find any in-deth reference-material regarding this (with certainty) rarely encountered 'DSV'-shooting-award: I deem that it is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - maker (ie. \'J.C. Hammer & Söhne\'-) marked WH (Luftwaffe) carton-based medal-pouch as executed in typical: \'Zellstoff\'-based paper, as was intended for a: \'Luftwaffen-Erdkampf-Abzeichen\' This is a truly unusual and with certainty rarely encountered item: a neatly maker (ie. 'J.C. Hammer & Söhne'-) marked, WH (Luftwaffe) carton-based medal-pouch as executed in typical: 'Zellstoff'-based paper, as was intended for a: 'Luftwaffen-Erdkampf-Abzeichen' (or: ground-combat war-badge), that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO slightly used and/or issued-), condition. The pouch shows the black-coloured text: 'Luftwaffen-Erdkampf-Abzeichen' on its front and is additionally marked on the back with the text: 'J.C. Hammer & Söhne - Geringswalde'. The pouch is naturally fully complete and/or still functional: it just shows some minimal staining ie. usage- ie. storage-marks. I am convinced that this 'simply' pouch is actually x-times rarer to find than the actual war-badge itself. Simply a very desirable piece of unmistaken rarity!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - maker (ie. \'J.C. Hammer & Söhne\'-) marked WH (Luftwaffe) carton-based medal-pouch as executed in typical: \'Zellstoff\'-based paper, as was intended for a: \'Luftwaffen-Erdkampf-Abzeichen\' This is a truly unusual and with certainty rarely encountered item: a neatly maker (ie. 'J.C. Hammer & Söhne'-) marked, WH (Luftwaffe) carton-based medal-pouch as executed in typical: 'Zellstoff'-based paper, as was intended for a: 'Luftwaffen-Erdkampf-Abzeichen' (or: ground-combat war-badge), that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO slightly used and/or issued-), condition. The pouch shows the black-coloured text: 'Luftwaffen-Erdkampf-Abzeichen' on its front and is additionally marked on the back with the text: 'J.C. Hammer & Söhne - Geringswalde'. The pouch is naturally fully complete and/or still functional: it just shows some minimal staining ie. usage- ie. storage-marks. I am convinced that this 'simply' pouch is actually x-times rarer to find than the actual war-badge itself. Simply a very desirable piece of unmistaken rarity!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - officers\'-pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the (to date unidentified!) specialist-designation: \'W 65\' This is a very attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - officers\'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen\') bearing the specialist-designation: bearing the (to date unidentified!) specialist-designation: \'W 65\' (of which the exact significance is not known to date) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. These badges were worn on the upper left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers\'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge which shows the bright-red-coloured- (and Gothic-styled) \'W\'-character and \'65\' numeral) - is neatly executed in so-called \'flat-wire\'-like, \'BeVo\'-weave technique. The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed as to be expected (and still shows some stitching-remains caused by having been once tunic-attached). The badge is neatly maker-marked and displays the interwoven so-called: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-make as is more often found on RAD cloth-based badges- and/or insignia. This badge originates from a smaller collection of rarely seen RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that all RAD officers\'-type badges are comparatively scarcely encountered those intended for specialised functions (ie. bearing specific lettering such as the one on offer here!) even more so!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - officers\'-pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the (to date unidentified!) specialist-designation: \'W VIII\' This is a very attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - officers\'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen\') bearing the specialist-designation: bearing the (to date unidentified!) specialist-designation: \'W VIII\' (of which the exact significance is not known to date) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. These badges were worn on the upper left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers\'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge which shows the bright-red-coloured- (and Gothic-styled) \'W\'-character and Roman-styled \'VIII\' numeral) - is neatly executed in so-called \'flat-wire\'-like, \'BeVo\'-weave technique. The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed as to be expected (and still shows some stitching-remains caused by having been once tunic-attached). The badge is neatly maker-marked and displays the interwoven so-called: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-make as is more often found on RAD cloth-based badges- and/or insignia. This badge originates from a smaller collection of rarely seen RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that all RAD officers\'-type badges are comparatively scarcely encountered those intended for specialised functions (ie. bearing specific lettering such as the one on offer here!) even more so!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - officers\'-pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the (to date unidentified!) specialist-designation: \'W VIII\' This is a very attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - officers\'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen\') bearing the specialist-designation: bearing the (to date unidentified!) specialist-designation: \'W VIII\' (of which the exact significance is not known to date) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These badges were worn on the upper left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers\'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge which shows the bright-red-coloured- (and Gothic-styled!) \'W\'-character and Roman-styled \'VIII\' numeral) - is neatly executed in so-called \'flat-wire\'-like, \'BeVo\'-weave technique. The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed as to be expected (and still shows some stitching-remains caused by having been once tunic-attached). The badge is neatly maker-marked and displays the interwoven so-called: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-make as is more often found on RAD cloth-based badges- and/or insignia. This badge originates from a smaller collection of rarely seen RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that all RAD officers\'-type badges are comparatively scarcely encountered those intended for specialised functions (ie. bearing specific lettering such as the one on offer here!) even more so!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - single-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\'), showing a: detailed: \'Zoll- grenzschutz-Ehrenzeichen Auflage\' This is a very attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - single-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange'), showing a (rarely seen!) so-called: 'Zollgrenzschutz-Ehrenzeichen Auflage' (or: bronze-coloured customs service-medal device). The ribbon is of the regular (ie. larger-), ribbon-bar-size and measures approximately 2,5 cms. as is more often encountered. The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is neatly backed with field-grey-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached (and detailed!) device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been truly nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply a very attractive and rarely seen 'Band-/Feldspange' that is not that often offered for sale: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - so-caled:\'Postschutz\' arm-badge ie. arm-eagle being a piece as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern The attractive arm-badge - which is executed in light-grey-coloured linnen on a greyish-coloured background and which is executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern - was clearly used and/or carefully tunic-removed: the piece was neatly trimmed- and/or pre-folded and comes as carefully tunic-removed (see pictures). The piece does show some obvious age- ie. minimal staining and still shows the signs of having been once tunic-attached (see pictures). The 'Postschutz'-organisation (which can literally be translated as 'postal security-service') is one of the smaller-sized TR-era organisations that fell under the jurisdiction of the SS and about which little is known to date: its 'political'- i.e. police-related nature is also underlined by the left-facing eagle. The piece on offer here shows an interwoven bright-orange-coloured border (something that might deal with the function ie. rank of the official). I have seen these also without having this bright-orange-coloured (interwoven) border something for which I could not find any regulation. These 'Postschutz'-arm-eagles can easily be graded 'very scarce'. Simply a great occasion to acquire a rarely seen armbadge that was worn by an official who served within one of the lesser known TR-organisation!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - three-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\'), showing respectively the ribbons for two WH (Heeres o. KM) \'DA\' and a: \'Zollgrenzschutz-Ehrenzeichen\' This is a very attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - three-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange'), showing respectively the ribbons for two WH (Heeres o. KM) 'Dienstauszeichnungen' (for resp. 12 and 18 years of loyal-service) and a: 'Zollgrenzschutz-Ehrenzeichen' (all three pieces retaining their detailed 'Auflagen' ie. attached devices) that comes in an overall nice- (albeit used- and/or worn, condition. The ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1 cms. each (as is more often encountered). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is, however, not backed as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached (and detailed!) devices shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but have all three been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply a very attractive and rarely seen 'Band-/Feldspange' showing a (rarely seen!) so-called: 'Zollgrenzschutz-Ehrenzeichen Auflage' (or: bronze-coloured customs service-medal device) that is not that often offered for sale: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - TR-era- (ie. \'SA\' or: \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related harmonica entitled: \'SA Marschiert\' and that comes stored in its original-, brownish-coloured and/or carton-based box ie. etui This is a neat personal TR-era-equipment-item: a period - and with certainty rarely encountered! - TR-era- (ie. 'SA' or: 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related harmonica entitled: 'SA Marschiert' and that comes stored in its original-, brownish-coloured and/or carton-based box ie. etui as issued- ie. used and that comes in overall nice, albeit moderately used, condition. These harmonicas (as produced by the famous 'Hohner'-company) were the favoured instruments for the various soldiers. This example - which is medium-sized and measures 13 x 3,8 x 3,5 cms. - comes stored in its original carton-based box, depicting the text: 'SA Marschiert' and showing a glued-on photo-portrait (!) of the famous 'SA-martyr' Horst Wessel (see pictures). The box comes in a minimally used albeit fully undamaged condition: it shows some regular wear ie. usage and also shows a purple label (mentioning the text: 'Höhner - Die Qualitätsmarke'-) glued in its upper-lid. The instrument itself bears the finely executed and engraved inscription: 'SA Marschiert' (see pictures). The instrument is in an overall very nice and of course fully functional condition: the chromed-plates show some truly minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by moderate usage and/or decades of storage). This attractive piece originates from a smaller harmonica-collection I recently aquired. Simply a very attractive- and/or period piece of personal equipment that is IMO priced according to its obvious scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - two-pieced lapel-pin-grouping comprising of two colourful and neatly enamelled: \'Mitgliedsabzeichen des Bundes heimattreuer Schlesier\' that came stored in their period carton-based etui as issued This is a truly attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - two-pieced lapel-pin-grouping comprising of two colourful and neatly enamelled: 'Mitgliedsabzeichen des Bundes heimattreuer Schlesier' (ie. membership-badges that signified membership within this TR-period organisation) and that came stored in their period carton-based etui (ie. box) as issued. The set was recently found as such at a private household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. It deals respectively with a standard-pattern so-called: 'Mitgliedsabzeichen' that comes mounted on its period-attached-, long-sized pin. This piece - which has an immaculate enamelled surface without showing any damage - is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4610A) and an estimated value of 75 Eu. Next to this piece the set holds a: 'Mitgliedsspange' that comes mounted on its period-attached-, pin-/catch set-up. This piece - which also has an immaculate enamelled surface without showing any damage - is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4610F) and an estimated value of 95 Eu. Both pieces are void of a makers'-signification but do both show a: 'Ges.Gesch.' patent-pending marking on their backs (see photos). Both neat examples came stored in their (rarely seen!) period- and/or carton-based- 2-pieced etui (ie. box) that shows an illustration of the badge on its top. The box shows some wear and/or age but it nevertheless in a wonderful condition. The asking-price is naturally intended for both lapel-pins and etui: I deem that this rarely encountered: 'Bund heimattreuer Schlesier'-grouping is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS etc.) carton-based medal-pouch, marked: \'LDO\' and executed in typical: \'Zellstoff\'-based paper, as was intended for an: \'EK der 2. Kl.\' This is a truly unusual and with certainty rarely encountered item: a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS etc.) carton-based medal-pouch, marked: 'LDO' and executed in typical, beige-coloured- and/or: 'Zellstoff'-based paper, as was intended for storage of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz der 2. Klasse' (or iron cross 2nd class), that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used and/or issued- ie. minimally damaged-), condition. The pouch shows a black-coloured ink-stamp on its front (mentioning the text: 'Eisernes Kreuz II.Kl. 1939' and the makers'-abbreviation: 'L/22') and is additionally marked on the back with the text: 'Die Herstellung von..... etc.'. The pouch is as stated above 'torn-open'-, somewhat damaged and misses a tiny part (as can be seen on the pictures) but is, nevertheless, still functional: it just shows some minimal staining ie. usage- ie. storage- and wear-marks. The presence of the stamped makers'-abbreviation 'L/22' denotes that this rare pouch once held an IC by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Glaser & Sohn' based in the town of Dresden. I am convinced that this 'simply' pouch is actually x-times rarer to find than the actual award itself. Simply a very desirable piece of unmistaken rarity!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) carton-based medal-pouch, marked: \'LDO\' and executed in typical: \'Zellstoff\'-based paper, as was intended for a: \'Panzerkampf-Abzeichen in Silber\' (or silver-class PAB) This is a truly unusual and with certainty rarely encountered item: a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) carton-based medal-pouch, marked: 'LDO' and executed in typical, beige-coloured- and/or: 'Zellstoff'-based paper, as was intended for storage of a: 'Panzerkampf-Abzeichen in Silber' (or silver-class PAB), in overall very nice (albeit IMO slightly used and/or issued-), condition. The pouch shows a red-coloured ink-stamp on its front and is additionally marked on the back with the text: 'Die Herstellung von..... etc.'. The pouch is naturally fully complete and/or still functional: it just shows some minimal staining ie. usage- ie. storage-marks. I am convinced that this 'simply' pouch is actually x-times rarer to find than the actual badge itself. Simply a very desirable piece of unmistaken rarity!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) carton-based medal-pouch, marked: \'LDO\' and executed in typical: \'Zellstoff\'-based paper, as was intended for a: \'Panzerkampf-Abzeichen in Silber\' (or silver-class PAB) This is a truly unusual and with certainty rarely encountered item: a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) carton-based medal-pouch, marked: 'LDO' and executed in typical, beige-coloured- and/or: 'Zellstoff'-based paper, as was intended for storage of a: 'Panzerkampf-Abzeichen in Silber' (or silver-class PAB), in overall very nice (albeit IMO slightly used and/or issued-), condition. The pouch shows a red-coloured ink-stamp on its front and is additionally marked on the back with the text: 'Die Herstellung von..... etc.'. The pouch is naturally fully complete and/or still functional: it just shows some minimal staining ie. usage- ie. storage-marks. I am convinced that this 'simply' pouch is actually x-times rarer to find than the actual badge itself. Simply a very desirable piece of unmistaken rarity!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) carton-based medal-pouch, marked: \'LDO\' and executed in typical: \'Zellstoff\'-based paper, as was intended for a: \'Panzerkampf-Abzeichen in Silber\' (or silver-class PAB) This is a truly unusual and with certainty rarely encountered item: a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) carton-based medal-pouch, marked: 'LDO' and executed in typical, beige-coloured- and/or: 'Zellstoff'-based paper, as was intended for storage of a: 'Panzerkampf-Abzeichen in Silber' (or silver-class PAB), in overall very nice (albeit IMO slightly used and/or issued-), condition. The pouch shows a red-coloured ink-stamp on its front and is additionally marked on the back with the text: 'Die Herstellung von..... etc.'. The pouch is naturally fully complete and/or still functional: it just shows some minimal staining ie. usage- ie. storage-marks. I am convinced that this 'simply' pouch is actually x-times rarer to find than the actual badge itself. Simply a very desirable piece of unmistaken rarity!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) carton-based medal-pouch, marked: \'LDO\' and executed in typical: \'Zellstoff\'-based paper, as was intended for a: \'Panzerkampf-Abzeichen in Silber\' (or silver-class PAB) This is a truly unusual and with certainty rarely encountered item: a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) carton-based medal-pouch, marked: 'LDO' and executed in typical, beige-coloured- and/or: 'Zellstoff'-based paper, as was intended for storage of a: 'Panzerkampf-Abzeichen in Silber' (or silver-class PAB), in overall very nice (albeit IMO slightly used and/or issued-), condition. The pouch shows a red-coloured ink-stamp on its front and is additionally marked on the back with the text: 'Die Herstellung von..... etc.'. The pouch is naturally fully complete and/or still functional: it just shows some minimal staining ie. usage- ie. storage-marks. I am convinced that this 'simply' pouch is actually x-times rarer to find than the actual badge itself. Simply a very desirable piece of unmistaken rarity!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'pith-helmet\' eagle-device, as executed in so-called: \'Buntmetall\', in overall very nice (albeit clearly worn ie. helmet-removed-) condition This is a truly very attractive - and with certainly rarely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'pith-helmet' eagle-device as executed in neatly silvered, so-called: 'Buntmetall', in overall very nice (albeit clearly worn ie. helmet-removed-) condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced piece retains its original (three!) completely present - and/or also 'Buntmetall'-based and/or fragile! - pins: the piece was IMO once mounted on a pith-helmet and then carefully removed and kept as such for decades. The eagle - which is of course left-facing as to be expected - retains most of its (fairly 'frosted') silverish finish but is also a bit stained (ie. dirty): it is void of any makers'-mark (as is more often the case). It should be mentioned that these 'pith-helmet' eagles rank amongst the rarest pith-helmet-devices to encounter. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a genuine so-called: Luftwaffe 'pith-helmet' eagle-device!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'pith-helmet\' eagle-device, as executed in so-called: \'Buntmetall\', in overall very nice (albeit clearly worn ie. helmet-removed-) condition This is a truly very attractive - and with certainly rarely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'pith-helmet' eagle-device as executed in neatly silvered, so-called: 'Buntmetall', in overall very nice (albeit clearly worn ie. helmet-removed-) condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced piece retains its original (three!) completely present - and/or also 'Buntmetall'-based and/or fragile! - pins: the piece was IMO once mounted on a pith-helmet and then carefully removed and kept as such for decades. The eagle - which is of course left-facing as to be expected - retains most of its (fairly 'frosted') silverish finish but is also a bit stained (ie. dirty): it is void of any makers'-mark (as is more often the case). It should be mentioned that these 'pith-helmet' eagles rank amongst the rarest pith-helmet-devices to encounter. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a genuine so-called: Luftwaffe 'pith-helmet' eagle-device!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'pith-helmet\' eagle-device, as executed in so-called: \'Buntmetall\', in overall very nice (albeit clearly worn ie. helmet-removed-) condition This is a truly very attractive - and with certainly rarely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'pith-helmet' eagle-device as executed in neatly silvered, so-called: 'Buntmetall', in overall very nice (albeit clearly worn ie. helmet-removed-) condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced piece retains its original (three!) completely present - and/or also 'Buntmetall'-based and/or fragile! - pins: the piece was IMO once mounted on a pith-helmet and then carefully removed and kept as such for decades. The eagle - which is of course left-facing as to be expected - retains most of its (fairly 'frosted') silverish finish but is also a bit stained (ie. dirty): it is void of any makers'-mark (as is more often the case). It should be mentioned that these 'pith-helmet' eagles rank amongst the rarest pith-helmet-devices to encounter. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a genuine so-called: Luftwaffe 'pith-helmet' eagle-device!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'pith-helmet\'-eagle-device as executed in so-called: \'Buntmetall\' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly worn ie. helmet-removed-) condition This is a truly very attractive - and with certainly rarely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'pith-helmet'-eagle-device as executed in neatly silvered (albeit tarnished) so-called: 'Buntmetall' (ie. 'Tombak') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly worn ie. pith-helmet-removed-) condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced piece retains two of its original (three) 'Buntmetall'-based and/or fragile! - pins: one of the pins was broken-off. The piece was - I deem - once mounted onto a pith-helmet and was then carefully removed and kept as such for decades. The eagle - which is of course left-facing as to be expected - retains most of its (fairly 'frosted') silverish finish but is also a bit stained (ie. dirty and tarnished): it is void of any makers'-designation (as is more often the case). It should be mentioned that these LW-pattern 'pith-helmet'-eagles rank amongst the rarest TR-period pith-helmet-devices to encounter. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a genuine so-called: Luftwaffe 'pith-helmet'-eagle-device!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz in Stoff\' (or: black wound-badge in cloth) being a printed example as excuted on linnen-based cloth This is a truly attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz in Stoff' (or: black wound-badge in cloth) being a printed example as excuted on linnen-based cloth that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued and/or never worn-, condition. These cloth-based WBs saw only limited usage and were not that popular amongst the troops. The piece is (as always) nicely executed in mutiple colours on a greyish-coloured background showing in-depth shadow and/or detail (as can be seen on the pictures). It (presumably) comes as neatly 'cut-out' of a larger sheet and is just a bit wrinkled as to be expected. Simply an attractive 'variant-pattern', black-class wound-badge that will most certainly be a nice addition to any WB-collection: only the first such rare example I ever had on offer!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely found! - period portrait picture-postcard depicting a WH (Heeres) \'Feldwebel des Artillerie-Regiments 122 \"Greif\" (proudly wearing this tunic with (rarely seen!) \"Greif\"-\'Traditions-Abzeichen\' This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - period portrait picture-postcard depicting a WH (Heeres) \'Feldwebel des Artillerie-Regiments 122\' ( part of the: \'Infanterie-Division 122\' \"Greif\") proudly wearing his army-tunic with (rarely seen!) \"Greif\"-\'Traditions-Abzeichen\' attached and that comes in an overall nice condition. The picture shows a young artillery-sergeant (\'Feldwebel\') wearing a standard-pattern, so-called: \'M36\'-pattern tunic (having all proper insignia attached) and (nicely formed!) visor-cap (ie. \'Schirmmütze\'). Of specific interest is naturally the presence of the so-called: \"Greif\"- \'Traditions-Abzeichen\' being worn (see pictures). The neat picture - sized: 14 x 9 cms. - is very sharp in execution and shows nice pronounced detail. The back of the portrait is void of any writing nor date but does show an ink-stamp of a German-based photographers\'-shop. Simply a very attractive - and possibly unique! - \'Infanterie-Division 122\' \"Greif\"-related portrait-picture!

Attractive - and with certainty rarely seen! - fully complete and/or colourful \'Wolfgang Willrich\'-post-card album entitled: \'Schulsammlung des VDA 1940\' This is an attractive - and with certainty rarely seen! - fully complete and/or colourful so-called: 'Wolfgang Willrich'-post-card album entitled: 'Schulsammlung des VDA 1940' that is holding all its 30(!) and partly rarely seen 'Wolfgang Willrich'-postcards and that comes in an overall very nice condition. The album (which is of the format of a 'soft-covered' album that measures: 30,5 x 23 cms.) holds 30 pages and shows various 'card-series' from the series entitled: 'Männer der Front' (including the for example the cards from: 'GFM Rommel', 'Stukaflieger', 'Bruno Bräuer' etc.), 'Das deutsche Antlitz' (including the cards entitled: 'BDM-Führerin aus Kärnten', 'Dr. Neumann', 'Jugenführer aus Bessarabien' etc.) and the rare (!) series: 'Deutschtum im Aufbruch' (including the cards entitled: 'An der San/Brücke bei Przemysl' (showing H. Himmler!), 'Aufmarsch der Deutschen in Slowenien (Südslavien)' and 'Deutscher Heimatunterricht in Brasilien'. As stated above is the album fully complete and also retains the (most times missing!) paper-inlay, providing an introduction to the series (ie. on the 'VDA') and the appearing of this album on 22/23 November 1940. The book shows a written (albeit unidentified) name of the previous owner (on the first page) and comes in an overall very nice condition: just some minimal wear ie. aging is visible, simply caused by decades of storage and minimal usage. This is the only the first such neat item I ever had on offer: simply a great opportunity to obtain such a rarely seen 'Wolfgang Willrich'-related post-card album!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - D.A.F.- (ie. \'Deutsches Arbeitsfront\') specialist-armbadge, as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for a: \'D.A.F.-Übungswart\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - D.A.F.- (ie. 'Deutsches Arbeitsfront') specialist-armbadge, as executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, as was intended for usage by an: 'Übungswart' (being some sort of instructor- ie. trainer) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or: tunic-removed-), condition. The badge on offer here - showing a swastika-sign surrounded by the D.A.F. 'Zahnrad'-sign ie. logo with below that the text: 'Übungswart' - is beautifully executed in so-called 'BeVo'-weave pattern and is backed with: bright-red-coloured- (and/or: linnen-based-) cloth (see pictures). The badge - which measures 9,5 x 8,5 cms. - is clearly worn and shows some normal wear, age and/or staining. Simply an attractive and most certainly scarcely encountered D.A.F.-related arm-badge!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - early-pattern armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\' or: \'Ärmelraute\') as was specifically intended for a female member serving within the: \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: women\'s labour-service) This is an attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - early-pattern (and female-related!) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen o. Ärmelraute\') as was specifically intended for usage by a female member who served within the: \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: women\'s labour-service) and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly worn- and/or once tunic-attached- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat badge - which is somewhat shaped as a regular \'HJ-Raute\' - measures (folded ie. trimmed) 9,5 x 7,2 cms. and shows a black-coloured swastika-sign surrounded by some cornflowers on a red- and white-coloured background. The \'BeVo\'-woven-type badge - which was to be worn on the left upper-arm - was once glued into an album or scrap-book and does show some minimal glue- (ie. carton) remains on its back as (can be seen on the pictures). The \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' was the predecessor of the later-founded: \'RADwJ\' (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst des weiblichen Jugend\'). Simply a very attractive, early-period- and female-related TR-related \'Ärmelabzeichen\' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - early-pattern armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\' or: \'Ärmelraute\') as was specifically intended for a female member within the: \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: women\'s labour-service) This is an attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - early-pattern armbadge (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen o. Ärmelraute') as was specifically intended for usage by a female member who served within the: 'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst' (or: women's labour-service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat badge - which is somewhat shaped as a regular 'HJ-Raute' - measures 9 x 7 cms. 4,5 cms. and shows a black-coloured swastika-sign surrounded by some cornflowers on a red- and white-coloured background. The 'BeVo'-woven-type badge - which was to be worn on the left upper-arm - was clearly worn and carefully tunic-removed (it still shows some minimal stitching-holes and is minimally stained as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst' was the predecessor of the later-founded: 'RADwJ' (or: 'Reichsarbeitsdienst des weiblichen Jugend'). Simply an attractive, early-period female-related TR-related 'Ärmelabzeichen' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - early-pattern armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\' or: \'Ärmelraute\') as was specifically intended for a female member within the: \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: women\'s labour-service) This is an attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - early-pattern armbadge (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen o. Ärmelraute') as was specifically intended for usage by a female member who served within the: 'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst' (or: women's labour-service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat badge - which is somewhat shaped as a regular 'HJ-Raute' - measures 9 x 7 cms. and shows a black-coloured swastika-sign surrounded by some cornflowers on a red- and white-coloured background. The 'BeVo'-woven-type badge - which was to be worn on the left upper-arm - was clearly worn and carefully tunic-removed (it still shows some minimal stitching-holes and is minimally stained as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst' was the predecessor of the later-founded: 'RADwJ' (or: 'Reichsarbeitsdienst des weiblichen Jugend'). Simply an attractive, early-period female-related TR-related 'Ärmelabzeichen' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - early-pattern armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\' or: \'Ärmelraute\') as was specifically intended for a female member within the: \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: women\'s labour-service) This is an attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered! - early-pattern armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen o. Ärmelraute\') as was specifically intended for usage by a female member who served within the: \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: women\'s labour-service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and never worn- nor tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The neat badge - which is somewhat shaped as a regular \'HJ-Raute\' - measures (not folded) 11 x 9 cms. and shows a black-coloured swastika-sign surrounded by some cornflowers on a red- and white-coloured background. The \'BeVo\'-woven-type badge - which was to be worn on the left upper-arm - was simply never used and comes \'as straightly cut-of the role\' as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' was the predecessor of the later-founded: \'RADwJ\' (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst des weiblichen Jugend\'). Simply a very attractive, early-period female-related TR-related \'Ärmelabzeichen\' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a detailed, bronze-toned and (I deem) \'Cupal\'-based plaque ie. shield as was intended for usage on (the higher-class!): WH (Heeres) \'Schützenschnure\' This is a truly attractive example of a detailed, darkened bronze-toned and/or (I deem) \'Cupal\'-based plaque ie. shield as was intended for usage on on (the higher-classes- ie. grades!) WH (Heeres) \'Schützenschnure\' (or: shooting- ie. marksmanship-lanyards) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The shield - which is a non-maker-marked specimen as more often - comes in an overall fine condition and shows no real damage whatsoever: just some aging and/or slight staining is present and/or visible. The detail on the truly bronze-toned piece is really very pronounced and/or detailed: it has a nice age-patina and has acquired some tarnish over the years (it was, however, never cleaned nor polished though). The badge retains all its four original (fully functional- and presumably once-bent) prongs as issued (and can as such still be re-mounted onto a marksmanship-lanyard if needed). Simply a very nice and decorative piece: ideal to restore any higher-class, \'Heeres\'-shooting- ie. marksmanship-lanyard!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a detailed, golden-bronze-toned and I deem \'Cupal\'-based plaque ie. shield as was intended for usage on (the higher-class!): WH (Heeres) \'Schützenschnure\' This is a truly very attractive example of a detailed, darkened golden-bronze-toned and/or (I deem) 'Cupal'-based plaque ie. shield as was intended for usage on on (the higher-classes- ie. grades!) WH (Heeres) 'Schützenschnure' (or: shooting- ie. marksmanship-lanyards) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The shield - which is a non-maker-marked specimen as more often - comes in an overall fine condition and shows no damage whatsoever: just some aging and/or slight staining is present and/or visible. The detail on the golden-bronze-toned piece is really very pronounced and/or detailed: it has a nice age-patina and has acquired some tarnish over the years (it was, however, never cleaned nor polished though). The badge still retains all its four original (fully functional- and presumably once-bent) prongs as issued (and can as such be easily re-mounted onto a marksmanship-lanyard if needed). Simply a very nice and decorative piece: ideal to restore any higher-class, 'Heeres'-shooting- ie. marksmanship-lanyard!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a detailed, golden-bronze-toned and I deem \'Feinzink\'-based plaque ie. shield as was intended for usage on (the higher-class!): WH (Heeres) \'Schützenschnure\' This is a truly attractive example of a detailed, darkened golden-bronze-toned and/or (I deem) zinc - (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based plaque ie. shield as was intended for usage on on (the higher-classes- ie. grades!) WH (Heeres) 'Schützenschnure' (or: shooting- ie. marksmanship-lanyards) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The shield - which is a non-maker-marked specimen as more often - comes in an overall fine condition and shows no real damage whatsoever: just some aging and/or slight staining is present and/or visible. The detail on the golden-bronze-toned piece is really very pronounced and/or detailed: it has a nice age-patina and has acquired some tarnish over the years (it was, however, never cleaned nor polished though). The badge retains three of its four original (fully functional- and presumably once-bent) prongs as issued (and can as such still be re-mounted onto a marksmanship-lanyard if needed). Simply a very nice and decorative piece: ideal to restore any higher-class, 'Heeres'-shooting- ie. marksmanship-lanyard!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a detailed, golden-bronze-toned \'Cupal\'-based plaque ie. shield as was intended for usage on (the higher-class!): WH (Heeres) \'Panzer-Schützenschnure\' This is a very attractive example of a detailed-, golden-bronze-toned and/or (I deem) 'Cupal'-based plaque ie. shield as was intended for usage on on (the higher-class!): WH (Heeres) 'Panzer-Schützenschnure' (or: shooting- ie. marksmanship-lanyards) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used and/or moderately worn-), condition. The shield - which is a non-maker-marked specimen - comes in an overall fine condition and shows no damage whatsoever: just some aging and/or slight staining is present and/or visible. The detail on the golden-bronze-toned piece is really very pronounced and/or detailed: it has a nice age-patina and has acquired some tarnish over the years (it was, however, never cleaned nor polished). The badge still retains all its four original (fully functional- and never bent) prongs as issued (and can as such be easily mounted onto a marksmanship-lanyard if needed). Simply a very nice and decorative piece: ideal to restore any higher-class, 'Heeres-Panzer'-shooting- ie. marksmanship-lanyard!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a female-related- (ie. \'NS-Frauenschaft\' ie. German Womens\'-Association) \'BeVo\'-woven sports\'-shirt badge depicting the text: \'Deutscher Frauenhilfsdienst\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a female-related- (ie. 'NS-Frauenschaft' or: German Womens'-Association-related) presumably sports'-shirt-badge being an example that was executed in 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and that is showing a swastika, life-rune and depicting the text: 'Deutscher Frauenhilfsdienst' and that comes in a very nice- (ie. I deem never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-) condition. The fairly large-sized badge - sized: 10 x 9,5 cms. - is neatly executed in the 'BeVo'-weave technique and just shows some minimal staining caused by years of storage and/or handling: it might have well been issued but was never worn (nor shirt-attached). It comes as 'straightly cut-off the role' and is just a tiny bit wrinkled (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and truly hard-to-find so-called: 'NS-Frauenschaft'-related sports'-badge that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a female-related- (ie. \'NS-Frauenschaft\' or German Womens\'-Association) \'BeVo\'-woven sports\'-shirt badge depicting the: \'NS-Frauenschaft\'-logo This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a female-related- (ie. 'NS-Frauenschaft' or German Womens'-Association-related) presumably sports'-shirt badge being an example that was executed in 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and showing 'NS-Frauenschaft'-logo and that comes in a very nice (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-) condition. The fairly large-sized badge - sized: 10 x 9,5 cms. - is neatly executed in the 'BeVo'-weave technique and just shows some minimal staining caused by years of storage and/or handling: it might have well been issued but was simply never worn (nor shirt-attached). The piece shows a neat interwoven 'BeVo-Wuppertal'-company-logo. It comes as 'straightly cut-off the role' and is just a tiny bit wrinkled (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive so-called: 'NS-Frauenschaft'-related sports'-badge that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a female-related- (ie. \'NS-Frauenschaft\' or German Womens\'-Association) \'BeVo\'-woven sports\'-shirt badge depicting the: \'NS-Frauenschaft\'-logo This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a female-related- (ie. 'NS-Frauenschaft' or German Womens'-Association-related) presumably sports'-shirt badge being an example that was executed in 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and showing 'NS-Frauenschaft'-logo and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-) condition. The fairly large-sized badge - sized: 10 x 9,5 cms. - is neatly executed in the 'BeVo'-weave technique and just shows some minimal staining caused by years of storage and/or handling: it might have well been issued but was simply never worn (nor shirt-attached). The piece is, however, void of the interwoven 'BeVo-Wuppertal'-company-logo as sometimes observed. It comes as 'straightly cut-off the role' and is just a tiny bit wrinkled (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive so-called: 'NS-Frauenschaft'-related sports'-badge that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a female-related- (ie. \'NS-Frauenschaft\' or German Womens\'-Association) \'BeVo\'-woven sports\'-shirt badge depicting the: \'NS-Frauenschaft\'-logo This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a female-related- (ie. \'NS-Frauenschaft\' or German Womens\'-Association-related) presumably sports\'-shirt badge being an example that was executed in \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern and showing \'NS-Frauenschaft\'-logo and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) condition. The fairly large-sized badge - sized: 10 x 9,5 cms. - is neatly executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave technique and just shows some minimal staining caused by years of storage and/or handling: it might have well been issued but was simply never worn (nor shirt-attached). The piece shows, moreover, the interwoven \'BeVo-Wuppertal\'-company-logo as is sometimes observed. It comes as \'straightly cut-off the role\' and is just a tiny bit wrinkled (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive so-called: \'NS-Frauenschaft\'-related sports\'-badge that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - golden-bronze-toned so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') showing the logo of the DJ (ie. \'Deutsche Jägerschaft\') and/or: engraved date: \'1935\' This is a truly attractive - and with certainty this complete scarcely encountered! - so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') being a golden-bronze-toned example showing the logo of the DJ (ie. 'Deutsche Jägerschaft') and/or engraved date: '1935' and that still comes 'packed' in its period 'Zellstoff'-based pouch as issued, in overall very nice (and IMO most certainly issued-), condition. The neat - large-sized piece having an approximate diameter of 8 cms. - has truly gorgeous details and was IMO never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a very nice- (ie. truly golden-bronze-toned-), age-patina (just some regular tarnish is present - see pictures). The back of the medal shows a 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending mark as well as a period-engraved text that IMO reads: '353 Ringe' (see pictures). These neat - IMO semi-official - pieces were instituted in the mid-30-ies and were IMO used as some sort of DJ-shooting-awards. The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was found 'packed' in its period 'Zellstoff'-based protective-pouch as issued (see pictures). The neat pouch shows a pencilled text ('bronze') and shows a makers'-designation- and/or logo (that reads: 'Otto Laue - Berlin' (see pictures). Simply a very nice and actually unusually encountered DJ (ie. 'Deutsche Jägerschaft')-related table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille'!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - golden-bronze-toned- ie. \'Buntmetall\'-based, so-called: commemorative-sports\'-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') bearing the text: \'D.R.f.L. - Gau XVII - Fachamt Schwimmen\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often- ie. scarcely encountered! - golden-bronze-toned- (ie. IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-) so-called: commemorative-sports'-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Sport-Medaille') showing the DRL- (ie. 'Deutschen Reichsbund für Leibesübungen'-) eagle-device and bearing the (super-imposed) text: 'D.R.f.L. - Gau XVII - Fachamt Schwimmen - Gaumeisterschaften Gmunden 1938' and that comes in a wonderfull and fully untouched condition. The neat - smaller-sized- and regular-weight-piece (sized: 4,4 x 3,7 cms.) has pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a neat (somewhat glossy-) golden-bronze-toned age-patina (but also shows some minimal tarnish - see pictures). The back shows a (pencilled) date that reads: '24-VII-1938' and shows the engraved (Roman) numeral: 'III' (as can be seen on the pictures). This award-plaque was rendered to commemorate a sports'-event ie. swimming-contest held in the town of Gmunden in the year 1938. The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (see pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Sport-Medaille' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - golden-bronze-toned-, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') showing a soldier wearing a steelhelmet and bearing the text: \'Dem Sieger - III. Preis\' This is a truly attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') being a golden-bronze-toned example showing on its front a soldier wearing a steelhelmet and bearing the text: 'Dem Sieger - III. Preis' and on its back the text: 'Meisterschaften des Reichs-Heeres und der Reichs-Marine - 1922', that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO most certainly issued- ie. awarded-), condition. The neat - larger-sized piece having an approximate diameter of 5,2 cms. - has truly gorgeous details and was IMO never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a very nice- (ie. truly golden-bronze-toned-), age-patina (just some regular tarnish is present - see pictures). These neat - IMO semi-official - pieces were instituted in the early twenties and were IMO used as some sort of sports-event-awards. The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (see pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered so-called: 'Reichs-Heeres o. Reichsmarine-' related table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille'!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - linnen-based-, so-called: \'Auszeichnung für Schiessleistungen des Deutscher Schützenverbandes Gau Westfalen\' (ie. DSV), being an example as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern This is a truly attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - linnen-based, so-called: 'Auszeichnung für Schiessleistungen des Deutscher Schützenverbandes Gau Westfalen' (ie. DSV), being an example as was executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately worn- ie. somewhat confectioned-), condition. The patch (which measures 6,8 x 6 cms.) was I deem once worn and/or issued (I deem that it was once even tunic-attached). It only shows some minimal aging caused by regular usage and/or wear (but it is totally undamaged). The neat piece - that shows the 'DSV'-symbol surrounded by text and showing two swastikas - is executed in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) background. Regrettably, could I not find any in-deth reference-material regarding this (with certainty) scarcely encountered 'DSV'-shooting-award: I deem that it is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - silverish-coloured cap-badge (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') depicting a specific dagger (ie. \'Kindschal\') as was intended for a volunteer serving within the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - silverish-coloured (and I deem genuine silver-based) cap-badge (ie. 'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen') depicting a specific dagger (ie. 'Kindschal') as was intended for a volunteer serving within the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat and ususally seen piece - that shows some black-coloured 'inlays' - shows two (tiny) makers-designation-marks (a: queens'-head and two cyrillic character) on its back (as is visible on pictures). The piece - which measures approximatelty 5 cms. never had a pin- ie. catch-set-up and that was apparently stitched onto the side of a cap - has a slightly darkened age-patina but has never been cleaned and retains its detailed appearance. These 'semi-official' pins were worn on both the 'M43-type'-caps and/or civil ie. military attire as worn by the Russian volunteers (ie. 'Ostvölker'-related troops). This piece - that was presumably intended for a volunteer ie. officer serving within the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' - originated from a group of various 'Ostvölker'- ie. 'Kosakken'-related insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive - and scarcely seen! - 'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen' is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Truppentraditionsabzeichen\' (ie. \'Braunschweiger Traditions-Totenkopf für die Schirmmütze Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 17 und Kavallerie-Rgt. 13) This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - so-called: 'Truppentraditionsabzeichen' (ie. 'Braunschweiger Traditions-Totenkopf für die Schirmmütze des Infanterie-Regiments Nr. 17 und Kavallerie-Rgts. 13) being a detailed example as was executed in greyish-coloured zinc (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. IMO only minimally used- ie. once visor-cap attached-), condition. The piece - which is totally void of any makers'-mark - comes mounted on both its (still functional) copper-based prongs (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained- ie. dirty but was never cleaned nor polished. Simply a very attractive - and naturally 100% genuine! - 'Truppentraditionsabzeichen' (ie. 'Braunschweiger Traditions-Totenkopf') that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - two-pieced \'Feld-o. Bandspange\' depicting two \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnungen für Angehörige der Ostvölker mit Schw.\' as was intended for a volunteer serving within the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' The attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - two-pieced, WH (Heeres o. Ostvölker-related) ribbon-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') is showing respectively the green-coloured ribbons for two 'Tapferkeitsauszeichnungen für Angehörige der Ostvölker mit Schwertern' (or: 'Ostvölker'-service-medals for shown bravery on the Eastern Front with swords) both pieces having a detailed golden-bronze-toned swords-device, attached. Both ribbons are of a somewhat larger ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 3,2 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 6,5 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice - albeit moderately worn - condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not 'backed' with a piece of wool but comes mounted onto a chrome-based 'backing-plate' that retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (as can be seen on the pictures). This piece - that was presumably intended for a volunteer ie. officer serving within the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' - originated from a group of 'Ostvölker'- ie. 'Kosaken'-related insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive - and scarcely seen! - 2-pieced WH-'Band-/Feldspange' is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'tropical\'-issue breasteagle, as was specifically intended for naval administrative-officials, being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a truly attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) 'tropical'-issue breasteagle as was executed in silver-grey-coloured linnen on a tan-coloured- and also linnen-based background, as was specifically intended for naval administrative-officials (ie. 'Beambten der Kriegsmarine'), being an example as was executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued), condition. The breast-eagle is as stated above neatly greyish-/white-coloured and is executed on a typical tropical brownish- (ie. tan-) coloured and linnen-based background (see pictures). The piece comes - as stated above - in a very nice ie. unissued condition and simply cannot be upgraded: it came as ‘straigthly cut of the role‘. These original ‘BeVo’-woven examples are getting almost impossible to find something that merits its IMO justified asking-price. Simply an attractive and truly rarely encountered piece of 'BeVo'-type insignia: it can easily be used to restore a tunic or kept in a cloth-insignia collection as such. Simply a very nice and most certainly desirable WH (Kriegsmarine) ‘tropical’-issue breasteagle!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'tropical\'-issue breasteagle, as was specifically intended for naval administrative-officials, being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a truly attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) 'tropical'-issue breasteagle as was executed in silver-grey-coloured linnen on a tan-coloured- and also linnen-based background, as was specifically intended for naval administrative-officials (ie. 'Beambten der Kriegsmarine'), being an example as was executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued), condition. The breast-eagle is as stated above neatly greyish-/white-coloured and is executed on a typical tropical brownish- (ie. tan-) coloured and linnen-based background (see pictures). The piece comes - as stated above - in a very nice ie. unissued condition and simply cannot be upgraded: it came as ‘'straigthly cut of the role'‘. These original ‘BeVo’-woven examples are getting almost impossible to find something that merits its IMO justified asking-price. Simply an attractive and truly rarely encountered piece of 'BeVo'-type insignia: it can easily be used to restore a tunic or kept in a cloth-insignia collection as such. Simply a very nice and most certainly desirable WH (Kriegsmarine) ‘tropical’-issue breasteagle!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'tropical\'-issue breasteagle, as was specifically intended for naval administrative-officials, being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a truly attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) 'tropical'-issue breasteagle as was executed in silverish-grey-coloured linnen on a tan-coloured- (and also linnen-based) background, as was specifically intended for naval administrative-officials (ie. 'Beambten der Kriegsmarine'), being an example as was executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in a very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The breast-eagle is as stated above neatly greyish-white-coloured and is executed on a typical tropical brownish- (ie. tan-) coloured and linnen-based background (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes - as stated above - in a very nice ie. unissued condition and simply cannot be upgraded: it came as 'straigthly cut of the role'. These original 'BeVo'-woven examples are getting almost impossible to find something that merits its - I deem - justified asking-price. Simply an attractive and truly rarely encountered piece of 'BeVo'-type insignia: it can easily be used to restore a tunic or kept in a cloth-insignia collection as such. Simply a very nice and most certainly desirable WH (Kriegsmarine) 'tropical'-issue breast-eagle!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'tropical\'-issue breasteagle, as was specifically intended for usage on the various tropical attire, being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a truly attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) 'tropical'-issue breasteagle as was executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a tan-coloured- (and also linnen-based) background as was specifically intended for usage onto the various naval tropical attire being an example as was executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in a very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The breast-eagle is as stated above neatly golden-yellow-coloured and is executed on a typical tropical, brownish- (ie. tan-) coloured and linnen-based background (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes - as stated above - in a very nice ie. unissued condition and simply cannot be upgraded: it came as 'straigthly cut of the role'. These original 'BeVo'-woven examples are getting almost impossible to find something that merits its - I deem - justified asking-price. Simply an attractive and truly scarcely encountered piece of 'BeVo'-type insignia: it can easily be used to restore a tunic or kept in a cloth-insignia collection as such. Simply a very nice and most certainly desirable WH (Kriegsmarine) 'tropical'-issue breast-eagle!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) ‘tropical’-issue breasteagle, as was specifically intended for naval administrative-officials, being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a truly attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) ‘tropical’-issue breasteagle as executed in silver-grey-coloured linnen on a tan-coloured background, as was specifically intended for naval administrative-officials (ie. 'Beambten der Kriegsmarine'), being an example as executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern, that comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued), condition. The breast-eagle is as stated above neatly greyish-/white-coloured and is executed on a typical tropical brownish- (ie. tan-) coloured and linnen-based background (see pictures). The piece comes - as stated above - in a very nice ie. unissued condition and simply cannot be upgraded: it came as ‘straigthly cut of the role‘. These original ‘BeVo’-woven examples are getting almost impossible to find something that merits its IMO justified asking-price. Simply an attractive and truly rarely encountered piece of 'BeVo'-type insignia: it can easily be used to restore a tunic or kept in a cloth-insignia collection as such. Simply a very nice and most certainly desirable WH (Kriegsmarine) ‘tropical’-issue breasteagle!

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Saarpfalz\' This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example regrettably misses its paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket': just some paper-remains are present and/or visible. I deem that this example was once tunic- ie. shirt-attached and was carefully removed: it remains, however, in a wonderful condition (as can be seen of the pictures). It should be noted that this is one of the more difficult to encounter HJ district-triangles of the extensive 'Gebietsdreiecke'-series that is not that often offered for sale. This particular 'HJ'-piece - that was recently found at a private household - can therefore easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'.

Attractive - and with certainty scarcely seen! - bright-silver-toned, HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a non-maker-marked example showing the text: \'Sportmeisterschaft 8.7.34 - Bann B20 - Allgau\' The attractive - and with certainty scarcely seen! - bright-silver toned- (albeit minimally tarnished) day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in silver-coloured - and I deem - tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is a tiny bit dirty but has maintained an attractive and as stated above minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains most (ie. all!) of its silver-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an illustration of a downward-postioned sword and mobile-type swastika-device (that is showing a HJ-symbol ie. 'Raute' in its centre) and that is showing the text: 'Sportmeisterschaft 8.7.34 - Bann B20 - Allgau' . The piece is as stated a non-marked example that is totally void of any makers'- nor patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that this is one of the more difficult to encounter 'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and/or with certainty sought-after- and/or fairly early-period! - HJ-related day-badge or: 'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive - and with certainty unusally seen! - aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'H.Ma Neuruppin\' and that comes still mounted onto its (period-attached) cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based, WH- (Heeres-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that comes mounted onto its (period-attached- and/or typical linnen-based) cord bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'H.Ma Neuruppin' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier (or: NCO) who served within the: 'Heeres-Munitionsanstalt Neuruppin' (ie. within the army ammunitions-complex based in the town of Neuruppin) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall very nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the soldiers'-blood-group-type (Type '0') shows a very low bearers-number that reads: '13' (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Munitions-Anstalt'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty unusally seen! - aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'L.G.Kdo.XII\' and that comes still mounted onto its (period-attached) cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based, WH- (Luftwaffe) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that comes mounted onto its (period-attached- and/or typical linnen-based) cord and that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'L.G.Kdo.XII' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier (or: NCO ie. officer) who served within the: 'Luftgau-Kommando XII' (ie. within the designated airforce region, numbered: '12') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall very nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc is void of a stamped blood-group-type and shows a somewhat lower bearers-number that reads: '339' (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe) ie. 'Luftgau-Kommando XII'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - golden-toned so-called: commemorative-(car?)plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') bearing the text: \'ONS - Kraftfahrzeug Winterprüfung 1937\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often- ie. scarcely encountered! - golden-toned so-called: commemorative-(car?)plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') showing a mountain-ridge and bearing the text: bearing the text: 'ONS - Kraftfahrzeug Winterprüfung 1937' coupled with two swastika-signs and that comes in an overall wonderfull condition. The neat - larger-sized- and/or regular-weight-piece having an approximate diameter of 8,2 cms. - has truly pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a neat (somewhat glossy-) golden-toned age-patina (but also shows some minimal tarnish - see pictures). The piece was (IMO) awarded by the ONS (ie. 'Oberste Nationale Sportkommission für den Automobilsport in Deutschland GmbH'). The ONS was an in 1926 founded international car-association that was based in Germany and which was later absorbed into the N.S.K.K. (ie. 'Nationalsozialistischen Kraftfahrkorps'). The medal is clearly maker-marked- (ie. serial-numbered) on its back: it shows the stamped logo: 'LN1790' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The piece was produced by the (high-class) medal-producing-company: 'L. Chr. Lauer - Nürnberg-Berlin' (something that can easily be deducted from the stamped makers'-mark on its back). These neat - semi-official - presentation-pieces were IMO used as some sort of awards as (presumably) handed-out for a car-tour made in the mountain-area of Germany. The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (see pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually and rarely encountered table- (ie. car) medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that might merit some further investigative work!

Attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - TR-era- (ie. \'SS-Totenkopfverbände\'-) related canteen-ware (ie. egg-holder) being a stainless-steel-based example that shows the clearly stamped designation: \'SS-T / Führerheim\' on its side This is an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - TR-era- (ie. 'SS-Totenkopfverbände'-) related canteen-ware (ie. egg-holder) being a stainless-steel-based example that shows the stamped designation: 'SS-T / Führerheim' on its side and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. undamaged- and still functional-), condition. These holders saw wide-spread usage in the various 'SS-TV'-traning-facillities and/or soldiers'-canteens. The piece has an approximate height of 5 cms. and shows the abovementioned marking on its side. The piece is fully undamaged and shows a stamped makers'-designation on its bottom (that reads: 'WMF - Chromargan' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and with certainty unusally encountered! - TR-period, 'SS-TV'item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - WH (Heeres, Luftwaffe- ie. KM- etc. related-), commemorative postcard entitled: \'Erinnerung an den Waffenstillstand in Compiegne 25. Juni, 1940 um 1.25 Uhr.\' The neat card - showing an artist-impression of the end of Western campaign ie. the famous armistice which was held in the French town of Compiegne - comes in an overall nice condition and is void of any text on the back: it just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage only. The card is sized: 15 x 10,5 cms. Simply a nice and with certainty decorative, Western Campaign-related postcard that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe- ie. Condor-related-), commemorative postcard entitled: 'Kriegsweihacht 1942 - Stabskompanie des IV./K.G.40' (or 4th 'Staffel' of the 'Kriegs-Geschwader 40') The neat card - showing an artist-impression of a Christmas-related scene - comes in an overall nice condition and is void of any text on the back: it just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage only. The card was IMO once glued into an album or scrap-book and still shows some glue- and/or carton-remains on its back (see pictures). Simply a nice and with certainty decorative, Luftwaffe-related postcard that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty unusually seen! - female-related, commemorative (ie. souvenir) armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a neatly enamelled example depicting various (nautical?) flags including a swastika-flag This is an attractive - and with certainty unusually seen! - female-related, commemorative (ie. souvenir) armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being a very colourful and neatly enamelled example depicting various ie. 13 (nautical?) flags including the national German flag depicting a swastika-device and that comes in an overall very nice- (and fully undamaged), condition. The piece measures approximately 18 cms. in length and comes mounted on its (still functional) locking-device. The piece comes as recently found at a private household: it shows some minimal age and/or staining but is truly void of any damage or alike: it is totally void of any marking (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat 'souvenir-related' TR-item that originates IMO from the late thirthies and that IMO did not saw wide-spread usage: I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and with certainty unusually seen! - female-related, commemorative (ie. souvenir) swastika-hanger (ie. \'Hänger\') being a neatly executed example that comes stored in its period, 2-pieced etui This is an attractive - and with certainty unusually seen! - female-related, commemorative (ie. souvenir) swastika-hanger (ie. 'Hänger') being a neatly executed example that comes stored in its period, 2-pieced and beige-coloured etui (sized: 5 x 3,5 cms.) that bears a clear jewellers'-maker-designation (that reads: 'H. Seidel - Uhren-Schmuck - Regensburg - Pfarrergasse 10/I') on its top. As such, I deem it a privately-purchased souvenir-item that was presumably produced in the late thirties. The piece shows very pronounced details and is neatly finished and comes without chain as found: it comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly issued- ie. worn-), condition.. It shows 17 inserted (facsimile) stones and is totally void of any makers'-designation: it shows some clear wear, tarnish- and/or age. Simply a neat and with certainty not that often seen semi-official, commemorative souvenir-award or: 'Talisman'!

Attractive - and with certainty very rarely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of \'cyphered\' \'Nachrichten-HJ\' shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Jungsturm Nürnberg\' The very attractive pair - which was IMO clearly used- and/or worn - can easily be graded: 'very rare'. The straps - which are executed in black-coloured linnen, having the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered 'J'-cyphers and/or equally coloured (rayon-based-) piping attached - come without tongues as found: the pair was clearly used as a pair of the sew-in-type (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ-tunic ie. 'Dienstbluse'. The straps are totally void of an 'RzM'-etiket something that is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show only moderate age, wear and/or staining and were with certainty once shirt- ie. tunic-attached. The 'Jungsturm Nürnberg' was officially given the authorisation to wear these 'J-cyphers' on 1st of April 1936: as such it was a regulation that was in line with the tradition of the: 'Jungsturm Adolf Hitler'. It should be noted that these neatly 'cyphered', so-called: 'Nachrichten-HJ'-shoulderstrap-pairs of the 'Jungsturm Nürnberg' can easily be graded 'very rare' and come hardly ever for sale!

Attractive - and without doubt rarely encountered! - example of a multi-coloured- and/or enamelled WH (Heeres o. KM) lapel-pin (ie. so-called: \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') depicting a winged-shell symbol and swastika This is a truly attractive - and decorative and with certainty rarely encountered! - example of a multi-coloured- and/or neatly enamelled, WH (Heeres o. Kriegs- marine ie. IMO possibly 'Küstenartillerie'-related-) lapel-pin (ie. so-called: 'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen') depicting a (black-coloured-) winged-shell symbol and (red-coloured-) swastika on a white coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neatly constructed circular pin has an approximate diameter of 2,5 cms. and can size-wise be compared to an NSDAP membership lapel-pin - is constructed from golden-coloured- (and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-) metal: it is a tiny bit dirty but retains a truly nice age-patina without showing any damage (some minimal scratching and/or wear is however visible, IMO simply caused by having been worn and/or used). The piece comes mounted on its (functional and unaltered-) pin-/catch-attachment and is, moreover, neatly marked on its back: 'Hoffstätter-Bonn' and/or: 'Ges. Gesch.'-marked (as can be seen on the pictures). I could regrettably not find any reference for this attractive lapel-pin. These neat insignia-pieces were possibly used on the sides of the various (naval) headgear. I recently received some feed-back on this rare insignia and herein it was stated that these decorative badges are also known as: 'Waffenring der Flugabwehr' ie. 'Flakwaffenring'. Without doubt an attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - so-called: Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine-reated 'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen' that would merit further investigative work!

Attractive - and without doubt scarcely encountered! - example of a zinc-based lapel-pin (ie. so-called: \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') depicting an elk, surrounded by the text: \'1943 Eismeerfront 1944\' This is a truly attractive - and decorative and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based lapel-pin (ie. so-called: 'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen') depicting an elk (ie. andler), surrounded by the text: '1943 Eismeerfront 1944' and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat badge belonged with certainty to a soldier who served within one of the 'Infanterie'- ie. 'Gebirgsjäger'-divisions within the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' that most certainly served in Northern Europe (I have certainly seen the badge before but could not find a reference yet stating which specific division ie. regiment used this particular badge). The neatly constructed circular pin has an approximate diameter of 3,5 cms. - depicts an elk- ie. andler-symbol, surrounded by the text: '1943 Eismeerfront 1944' - and is constructed from greyishsilver-coloured- (and zinc-based-) metal: it is a bit dirty but retains a truly nice age patina (some scratching and/or wear is however visible, IMO simply caused by having been worn and/or used). The piece still retains all four (originally attached-) prongs and is just a bit dirty ie. stained (as can be seen on the pictures). These neat insignia-pieces were possibly used on the sides of the various headgear but could (also) be used to be mounted on the carton (ie. leather-) based etuis (that were intended for storing a pay-book or: 'Soldbuch', something that I did see before). Without doubt an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - so-called: Heeres 'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen'!

Attractive - and without doubt scarcely encountered! - example of a zinc-based lapel-pin (ie. so-called: \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') depicting an elk, surrounded by the text: \'1943 Eismeerfront 1944\' This is a truly attractive - and decorative and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based lapel-pin (ie. so-called: \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') depicting an elk (ie. andler), surrounded by the text: \'1943 Eismeerfront 1944\' and that comes in an overall very nice (and - I deem - only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat badge belonged with certainty to a soldier who served within one of the \'Infanterie\'- ie. \'Gebirgsjäger\'-divisions within the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' that most certainly served in Northern Europe (I have certainly seen the badge before but could not find a reference yet stating which specific division ie. regiment used this particular badge). The neatly constructed circular pin has an approximate diameter of 3,5 cms. - depicts an elk- ie. andler-symbol, surrounded by the text: \'1943 Eismeerfront 1944\' - and is constructed from greyish-silver-coloured- (and zinc-based-) metal: it is just a bit dirty but retains a truly nice age patina (some scratching and/or wear is however visible simply caused by having been worn and/or used as such). The piece comes without any prongs (as can be seen on the pictures). These neat insignia-pieces were possibly used on the sides of the various headgear but could (also) be used to be mounted on the carton (ie. leather-) based etuis (that were intended for storing a pay-book or: \'Soldbuch\' something that I did see before). Without doubt an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - so-called: Heeres \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\'!

Attractive - and \'clearly cap-removed\'! - WH (Heeres) EM/NCO-type: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn ie. used-), condition This is a neat - used and \'clearly cap-removed\'! - example of a WH (Heeres) EM/NCO-type, so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') as was specifically produced for usage on the: \'M-43\'-model, field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') and that comes in a just moderately used- (and/or carefully \'cap-removed\'-), condition. The trapezoid was neatly pre-folded (but not trimmed!) and was once cap-attached by means on machine-stitching (as can be noticed on the pictures). The piece originated from the USA where it was stored for decades a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'. Simply an attractive - and truly used- ie. worn - \'BeVo\'-woven, cap-trapezoid that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and \'clearly cut-out of a cap\'! - WH (Heeres) EM/NCO-type: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn ie. used-), condition This is a neat and truly unusually seen! - and I deem only moderately worn - example of a WH (Heeres) EM/NCO-type: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') as was specifically produced for usage on the: \'M-43\'-model, field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') that comes still (period-machine-sewn!) onto a (center)piece of a: \'M-43\'-model field-cap (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmütze für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') and that comes in a moderately used- and/or carefully \'clearly cut-out of a cap\', condition. The trapezoid comes still mounted onto a medium-sized- (ie. measuring 13 x 7 cms.) piece of typical field-grey-coloured cap-cloth ie. wool (as can be noticed on the pictures). The (unique) piece originated from the USA where it was stored for decades a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'. Simply an attractive - and truly unusually found! - \'BeVo \'-woven, cap-trapezoid ie. \'cut-out-piece\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and \'clearly cut-out of a cap\'! - WH (Heeres) EM/NCO-type: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn ie. used-), condition This is a neat and truly unusually seen! - and I deem only moderately worn - example of a WH (Heeres) EM/NCO-type: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') as was specifically produced for usage on the: \'M-43\'-model, field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') that comes still (period-sewn!) onto a (center)piece of a: \'M-43\'-model field-cap (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmütze für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') and that comes in a moderately used- and/or carefully \'clearly cut-out of a cap\', condition. The trapezoid comes still mounted onto a medium-sized- (ie. measuring 8,5 x 7 cms.) piece of typical field-grey-coloured cap-cloth ie. wool (as can be noticed on the pictures). The (unique) piece originated from the USA where it was stored for decades a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'. Simply an attractive - and truly unusually found! - \'BeVo \'-woven, cap-trapezoid ie. \'cut-out-piece\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and \'clearly cut-out of a tunic\'! - so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Kraftfahrraute des 1. Model\' (so-called \'drivers\'-diamond\' of the first pattern) that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn ie. used-), condition This is a neat and unusual - and I deem only moderately worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed - example of a (slightly \'padded\') so-called: N.S.K.K. (or: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') so-called: \'Kraftfahrraute des 1. Model\' (so-called \'drivers\'-diamond\' of the first pattern) that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn ie. used- and/or \'clearly cut-out of a tunic\'-), condition. The badge is neatly executed in machine-woven-, silver-coloured braid (being of the so-called: \'flat-wire\'-pattern) on a black-coloured and/or silk-like, linnen-based background. The badge is nicely padded (as usual) and comes mounted onto a smaller-sized- (ie. measuring 7 x 6,5 cms.) piece of typical reed-green-coloured tunic-cloth ie. wool: I could not check if it still holds its attached \'RzM\'-etiket. The piece originated from the USA where it was stored for decades a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'. Simply an attractive - and truly unusually found! - N.S.K.K.-related \'trade- ie. special-career\'-badge that was worn and/or used by the qualified drivers serving within the various N.S.K.K.-formations and that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and \'clearly cut-out of a tunic\'! - WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO-) type breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn ie. used-), condition This is a neat and truly unusually seen! - and I deem only moderately worn - example of a WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO-) type breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') that comes still (period-machine-sewn!) onto a piece of a: Heeres tunic (ie. \'HBT-field-jacket\') and that comes in a moderately used- and/or carefully \'clearly cut-out of a tunic\', condition. The breast-eagle comes still mounted onto a medium-sized- (ie. measuring 12,5 x 8,5 cms.) piece of typical reed-green-coloured (and HBT-based) tunic-cloth ie. linnen (as can be noticed on the pictures). The (unique) piece originated from the USA where it was stored for decades a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'. Simply an attractive - and truly unusually found! - WH (Heeres) breast-eagle ie. \'cut-out-piece\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and \'clearly cut-out of a tunic\'! - WH (Luftwaffe) EM- (ie. NCO-) type breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn ie. used-), condition This is a neat and truly unusually seen! - and I deem only moderately worn - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) EM- (ie. NCO-) type breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') that comes still (period-machine-sewn!) onto a piece of a: Luftwaffe tunic (ie. \'Fliegerbluse\') and that comes in a moderately used- and/or carefully \'clearly cut-out of a tunic\', condition. The breast-eagle comes still mounted onto a medium-sized- (ie. measuring 9,5 x 7 cms.) piece of typical bluish-grey-coloured tunic-cloth ie. wool (as can be noticed on the pictures). The (unique) piece originated from the USA where it was stored for decades a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'. Simply an attractive - and truly unusually found! - WH (Luftwaffe) breast-eagle ie. \'cut-out-piece\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and \'Extra Quality\'-produced! - silver-class wound badge (ie: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') being a non-maker-marked specimen that is executed in so-called: \'Buntmetall\' This is an attractive - and 'extra quality'-produced! - silver-class wound badge (ie: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') being a non-maker-marked specimen (as more often) that is executed in so-called: 'Buntmetall' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in silvered 'Buntmetall' - shows obvious wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional- and unaltered - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it retains all its silverish finish. Simply an attractive 'Extra Quality' silver-class WB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and \'hollow\'-styled! - N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'-) being a maker- (ie. \'Fr. Linden\'-) marked- and bronze-toned example showing the text: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteitag - 23/25-2-1934 - Hannover\' This is an attractive - and 'hollow'-styled! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen') being a typical maker- (ie. 'Fr. Linden'-) marked- and/or golden-bronze toned- (ie. I deem copper-toned 'Eisenblech'-based) example showing the text: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteitag - 23/25-2-1934 - Hannover' (and sub-titled: 'Gau Süd-Hannover - Braunschweig') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- ie. just moderately worn-), condition. The piece is executed in typical, golden-bronze-coloured metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, minimally darkened- ie. tarnished-, age-patina and holds most of its period-apllied finish). The badge - which shows the makers'-designation 'Fr. Linden 'as more often - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a galopping horse and/or swastika-sign with below the text: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteitag - 23/25-2-1934 - Hannover'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and fairly early-period! - N.S.D.A.P.-related, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting price!

Attractive - and \'hollow\'-styled! - N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'-) being a non-maker-marked- and golden-bronze-toned example showing the text: \'N.S.D.A.P. Reichsparteitag - Nürnberg 1933\' This is an attractive - and unusually 'hollow'-styled! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen') being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or golden-bronze toned- (ie. I deem zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) example showing the text: 'N.S.D.A.P. Reichsparteitag - Nürnberg 1933' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- ie. just moderately worn-), condition. The piece is executed in typical, golden-bronze-coloured- and (I deem) zinc-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, minimally darkened- ie. tarnished-, age-patina and holds most of its period-apllied finish). The badge - which is totally void of a makers'-designation as more often - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows the 'Reichsadler'- and/or swastika-sign with below the text: 'N.S.D.A.P. Reichsparteitag - Nürnberg 1933'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and fairly early-period! - N.S.D.A.P.-related, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting price!

Attractive - and \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'! - example of a police- (ie. WH (Heeres) related-) arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' I recently uncovered a period-packed(!) 'bundle' holding 10 - fully identical! - examples of the 'standard-issue'-pattern, police- (ie. WH (Heeres) related) arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler') as was specifically intended for usage by the staff of the notorious 'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen' and that come all ten in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. The pieces are executed in bright-orange-coloured linnen and come mounted onto a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). These neat arm-eagles were specifically designed for usage by the 'Feldgendarmerie' (= field-police) units and saw wide-spread usage throughout the war. The eagles on offer here show truly great pronounced detail and come in a great (ie. 'minty' and/or truly never tunic-attached-), condition: they were never worn nor tunic-attached and and show an additional 'backing' made-out of (thin-shaped) cheese-duck as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is naturally intended for a single piece. Simply a great occasion to acquire a superb 'Feldgendarmerie'-related 'Ärmeladler' for a competitive price!

Attractive - and \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'! - example of a police- (ie. WH (Heeres) related-) arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' This is a very attractive example of the \'standard-issue\'-pattern, police- (ie. WH (Heeres) related) arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued- and/or I deem simply never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece is executed in bright-orange-coloured linnen and comes mounted onto a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). These neat arm-eagles were specifically designed for usage by the \'Feldgendarmerie\' (= field-police) units and saw wide-spread usage throughout the war. The eagle on offer here show truly great pronounced detail and comes in a great (ie. \'minty\' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition: it was never worn nor tunic-attached and is void of an additional \'backing\' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a \'Feldgendarmerie\'-related \'Ärmeladler\' for a competitive price!

Attractive - and \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'! - example of a Waffen-SS cap-skull (being of the larger-sized model as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and being of the \'tropical\'-version- ie. being a golden-yellow-coloured example) This is a very attractive example of a Waffen-SS cap-skull (ie. 'Totenkopf für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Waffen-SS') being of the desirable larger-sized pattern as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and being of the 'tropical'-version (ie. being golden-yellow-coloured) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-) condition. These tropical skulls are nowadays still easier to find than their 'off-white'- (ie. silver-) coloured counterparts, however, one should realize that also these 'tropical'-examples are getting harder to find and will presuambly soon be as difficult to obtain. The example on offer here comes in a truly 'mint- ie. unissued' condition and was never used nor worn: it comes as 'straightly cut-of the role' and shows no defaults nor age whatsoever. The piece just shows a tiny tear in its backing (nothing shocking though). Simply a very attractive example that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'! - example of a Waffen-SS cap-skull (being of the larger-sized model as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and being of the \'tropical\'-version- ie. being a golden-yellow-coloured example) This is a very attractive example of a Waffen-SS cap-skull (being of the desirable larger-sized model!) as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern and being of the \'tropical\'-version (ie. being golden-yellow-coloured-) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) condition. These tropical skulls are nowadays still easier to find than their \'off-white\'- (ie. silver-) coloured counterparts, however, one should realize that also these \'tropical\'-examples are getting harder to find and will presuambly soon be as difficult to obtain. The example on offer here comes in a truly stonemint condition and was never issued nor worn: it comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' and shows no defaults nor age whatsoever. Simply a very attractive example that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'! - example of a Waffen-SS cap-skull (being of the larger-sized model as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and being of the \'tropical\'-version- ie. being a golden-yellow-coloured example) This is a very attractive example of a Waffen-SS cap-skull (being of the desirable larger-sized model!) as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern and being of the \'tropical\'-version (ie. being golden-yellow-coloured-) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) condition. These tropical skulls are nowadays still easier to find than their \'off-white\'- (ie. silver-) coloured counterparts, however, one should realize that also these \'tropical\'-examples are getting harder to find and will presuambly soon be as difficult to obtain. The example on offer here comes in a truly stonemint condition and was never issued nor worn: it comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' and shows no defaults nor age whatsoever. Simply a very attractive example that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'! - example of a Waffen-SS cap-skull (being of the larger-sized model as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and being of the \'tropical\'-version- ie. being a golden-yellow-coloured example) This is a very attractive example of a Waffen-SS cap-skull (being of the desirable larger-sized model!) as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern and being of the \'tropical\'-version (ie. being golden-yellow-coloured-) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) condition. These tropical skulls are nowadays still easier to find than their \'off-white\'- (ie. silver-) coloured counterparts, however, one should realize that also these \'tropical\'-examples are getting harder to find and will presuambly soon be as difficult to obtain. The example on offer here comes in a truly stonemint condition and was never issued nor worn: it comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' and shows no defaults nor age whatsoever. Simply a very attractive example that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'! - example of a Waffen-SS cap-skull (being of the larger-sized model as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and being of the \'tropical\'-version- ie. being a golden-yellow-coloured example) This is a very attractive example of a Waffen-SS cap-skull (being of the desirable larger-sized model!) as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern and being of the \'tropical\'-version (ie. being golden-yellow-coloured-) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) condition. These tropical skulls are nowadays still easier to find than their \'off-white\'- (ie. silver-) coloured counterparts, however, one should realize that also these \'tropical\'-examples are getting harder to find and will presuambly soon be as difficult to obtain. The example on offer here comes in a truly stonemint condition and was never issued nor worn: it comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' and shows no defaults nor age whatsoever. Simply a very attractive example that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'! - pair of WH (Heeres, Waffen-SS etc.) greyish-leather framed so-called: \'Ultrasin\' dust- (ie. sun-) goggles (ie. \'Schützbrille\') that came stored in their period storage-pouch This is a very attractive - and \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'! - pair of WH (Heeres, Waffen-SS etc.) greyish-coulored- and/or leather-framed, so-called: \'Ultrasin\' dust- (ie. sun-) goggles (ie. \'Schützbrille\') that came stored in their period storage-pouch and that comes in a very nice- (ie. simply never used- nor worn-), condition. The pair has brownish-coloured glasses inserted and was simply never worn: it came still folded as issued and is just a tiny bit dusty caused by decades of storage only. The (artificial) leather-based pouch comes in an equally nicely preserved condition and shows an inked stamp on its inside that reads: \'Ultrasin 75%\'. Simply a very atttractive WH-equipment-item that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and \'virtually mint\' - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a silverish-grey-toned \'Kordel\' attached as was intended for: \'LW-Kraftfahrpersonal\' This is an attractive - simply never used and actually not that easily found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. 'Tätigkeitsabzeichen') showing a greyish-silver-toned 'Kordel' attached as was specifically intended for: 'LW-Kraftfahrpersonal' (ie. drivers) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and simply never worn- nor tunic-attached- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The badge - which has the neat 'greyish-silver'- and cord-like border' (ie. 'Kordel') attached - signified that the bearer had sucessfully succeeded various tests in this speciality. The piece - which shows a additionally-added linnen-based- and/or beige-green-coloured 'backing' - is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and simply shows no wear whatsoever. These badges ranked actually amongst the 'award-category' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both 'Soldbuch' and 'Wehrpass'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and \'virtually mint\' - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a silverish-grey-toned \'Kordel\' attached as was intended for: \'LW-Kraftfahrpersonal\' This is an attractive - simply never used and actually not that easily found! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. 'Tätigkeitsabzeichen') showing a greyish-silver-toned 'Kordel' attached as was specifically intended for: 'LW-Kraftfahrpersonal' (ie. drivers) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and simply never worn- nor tunic-attached- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The badge - which has the neat 'greyish-silver'- and cord-like border' (ie. 'Kordel') attached - signified that the bearer had sucessfully succeeded various tests in this speciality. The piece - which shows a additionally-added linnen-based- and/or beige-green-coloured 'backing' - is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and simply shows no wear whatsoever. These badges ranked actually amongst the 'award-category' and came together with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both 'Soldbuch' and 'Wehrpass'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - LW-'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and \'virtually mint\' - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type: \'M41/M43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') as was intended for usage on the: \'M-41 o. 43\'-model, officers\'-type field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen\') This is an attractive - simply never used nor cap-attached and nowadays scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern so-called: \'M41/43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (ie. cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') as was specifically produced for usage on the: \'M-41 o. 43\'-model officers\'-type field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen für Offziere\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and as state above never used- nor cap-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The piece on offer here just shows some truly minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and comes as \'straightly cut-of-the-role\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). As such it can naturally easily be used for attachement onto a cap: it has been once glued into an album or alike and does show some minimal glue- ie. carton-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat occasion to aquire an attractive and \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-woven, officers\'-pattern cap-trapezoid for a competitive and justified price!

Attractive - and \'virtually mint\'! - so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example that comes mounted onto a bright-red-coloured background This is a very attractive - and simply never issued nor used! - example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen- o. Lagermütze\' being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes mounted onto a bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type, \'flat-wire\'-weave-technique - has the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for the N.S.K.K.-staffmembers that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Stab\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour was also used by the Dutch volunteers (ie. drivers) who voluntary served within the N.S.K.K. throughout the war. The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor trimmed ie. pre-folded and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' as can be seen on the pictures). It should be, moreover, noted that the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour is maybe the most difficult to encounter N.S.K.K.-branchcolour of the extensive series. Simply a very attractive example that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - and \'virtually mint\'! - WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO-) type \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch being a machine-embroidered example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war This is an attractive - and I deem never used nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint\' - example of a WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered (and somewhat \'thicker-styled\'!) example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The - truly detailed and nicely executed! - piece is additionally \'backed\' with a piece of beige-coloured linnen as more often and comes stitched onto a piece of darker-green-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive \'variant\'-pattern, machine-embroidered \'Gebirgsjäger-Edelweiss\'-armpatch for a competitive price!

Attractive - and \'virtually mint\'! - WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO-) type \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch being a machine-embroidered example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war This is an attractive - and I deem never used nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint\' - example of a WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered (and somewhat \'thicker-styled\'!) example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The - truly detailed and nicely executed! - piece is additionally \'backed\' with a piece of beige-coloured linnen as more often and comes stitched onto a piece of darker-green-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive \'variant\'-pattern, machine-embroidered \'Gebirgsjäger-Edelweiss\'-armpatch for a competitive price!

Attractive - and \'virtually mint\'! - WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO-) type \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch being a machine-embroidered example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war This is an attractive - and I deem simply never used nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint\' - example of a WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered (and somewhat \'thicker-styled\'!) example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The - truly detailed and nicely executed! - piece is not additionally \'backed\' as more often and comes stitched onto a piece of darker-green-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive \'variant\'-pattern, machine-embroidered \'Gebirgsjäger-Edelweiss\'-armpatch for a competitive price!

Attractive - and \'virtually mint\'! - WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO-) type \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch being a machine-embroidered example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war This is an attractive - and I deem simply never used nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint\' - example of a WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered (and somewhat \'thicker-styled\'!) example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The - truly detailed and nicely executed! - piece is not additionally \'backed\' as more often and comes stitched onto a piece of darker-green-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive \'variant\'-pattern, machine-embroidered \'Gebirgsjäger-Edelweiss\'-armpatch for a competitive price!

Attractive - and \'virtually mint\'! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. machine-embroidered \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was intended for \'Funkmeister\' (or: radio-operator ie. radio-equipment NCO) This is a neat - and with certainty not that easily found! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. machine-embroidered \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for a: \'Funkmeister\' (or: radio-operator ie. radio-equipment NCO) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The patch is neatly machine-embroidered on a brownish- (ie. mustard-)green-coloured and/or woolen-based (and \'non-backed\') background. The patch is not maker-marked and just shows some minimal storage-age (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat - and \'virtually mint\'! - \'tropical\' ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related \'Funkmeister\'-related speciality-patch for a competitive price!

Attractive - and/or almost matching - pair of later-war period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-style, \'simplified\'-, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments\' The neat straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical brownish-like-, field-grey coloured and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping attached. The straps are constructed following the typical '1944 cloth-minimising production-manner', using different shades of wool and/or lesser quality material. The straps were clearly used and/or worn and do show some obvious wear, staining and/or age as to be expected. The pair was with certainty worn together and originated from a private house-hold in Germany: both straps are just a tiny bit mis-matched in certain details (something that is more often observed with these later-war-type shoulderstraps). It should be noted that all 'M44'-style, enlisted-mens'-type straps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'scarce': the ones as intended for the soldiers who served within the '(Sturm)Artillerie' even more so! Simply a superb occasion to acquire a very attractive and fully 'text-book', M44-styled, enlisted-mens'-type pair as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments': great to complete any late-war M43- or M44-model- (or even a so-called: 'Sturmgeschütze'-'wrap-around'-) tunic. Hard to upgrade this attractive pair!

Attractive - and/or almost matching - pair of later-war period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-style, \'simplified\'-, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments\' The neat straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or: typical brownish-like-, field-grey coloured and/or: woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping attached. The straps are constructed following the typical '1944 cloth-minimising production-manner', using different shades of wool and/or lesser quality material. The straps were clearly used and/or worn and do show some obvious wear, staining and/or age as to be expected. The pair was with certainty worn together and originated from a private household in Germany: both straps are just a tiny bit mis-matched in certain details (something that is more often observed with these later-war-type shoulderstraps). It should be noted that all 'M44'-style, enlisted-mens'-type straps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'scarce': the ones as intended for the soldiers who served within the '(Sturm)Artillerie' even more so! Simply a superb occasion to acquire a very attractive and fully 'text-book', M44-styled, enlisted-mens'-type pair as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments': great to complete any late-war M43- or M44-model- (or even a so-called: 'Sturmgeschütze'-'wrap-around'-) tunic. Hard to upgrade this attractive pair!

Attractive - and/or almost matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-style-\' shoulderstraps (as was specifically intended for usage on the tropical-shirts ie. tunics) as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Flieger o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' The neat shoulderstraps - which are both approximately 10 cms. sized in length as more often seen - are IMO only minimally used and/or worn: they show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour (ie. 'silk-like'-type piping-) attached. The straps - which are both executed in the regular - albeit slightly 'thicker'-styled- and/or: somewhat more course-like - linnen, come naturally mounted on their functional tongues. The pair is (as stated above) minimally mis-matched something that is more often the case with these WH (Luftwaffe) 'tropical-styled'-, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps. It should be noted that these LW tropical-styled-, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps can easily be considered 'scarce': even more so when they come in such a neat and/or only minimally- (or even never used- ie. worn), condition!

Attractive - and/or fully complete! - period carton-based box containing a WH (Heeres) \'standard-pattern\'-, officers\'-dress-model, aluminium-based belt-buckle and \'brocade\'-based belt and accompanying dress-aguilettes as issued and/or minimally worn This is an attractive - and/or fully complete! - bordeaux-red-coloured- and/or carton-based box containing a WH (Heeres) 'standard-pattern'-, officers'-dress-model, aluminium-based belt-buckle and 'brocade'-based belt and accompanying dress-aguilettes as issued and/or minimally worn. The - truly detailed! - buckle is void of a makers'-mark ie. stamp as is more often encountered with these dress (or : 'Ausgeh'-) pieces: it is, however, still very detailed and retains truly extraordinary detail: it is just a bit dusty and dirty caused by decades of storage but shows no damage whatsoever). The accompanying belt (or: 'brocade') is also in a very nice condition overall: the (inter-)woven embroidery is simply extraordinary. The belt - which is apparantly period-shortened by a tailor and measures approximately 95 cms. in length but can of course still be sized to fit - is 'lined' with the typical greenish-coloured and/or 'officers’-type' wool (something that could without doubt be seen as a feature of an: 'Extra Qualität' belt). The belt retains both its specific, sliding- 'lashes' and comes in a wonderfull condition overall (it is void of any corrosion or alike and was with certainty always stored in its box). The set came with a wonderfull pair of dress-aguilettes which are (IMO) hardly worn and which are fully complete (as can be seen in the pictures). Simply a very nice piece that was never before in a collection: the set was recently found at a German flea-market and was never before in collectors'-hands. In any case a great item to complete any WH officer in 'dress-/going-out' attire!

Attractive - and/or fully complete! - period, carton-based box containing a WH (Heeres) \'standard-pattern\'- officers\'-dress-model, aluminium-based belt-buckle and \'brocade\'-based belt and accompanying dress-aguilettes as issued This is a very attractive - and/or fully complete! - reddish-coloured- and/or carton-based (and typical horse-shoe-shaped) box ie. etui containing a WH (Heeres) 'standard'-pattern, officers'-type dress-model, aluminium-based belt-buckle and 'brocade'-based belt and accompanying dress-aguilettes as issued and/or minimally worn. The - truly detailed! - buckle shows a makers'-designation (larger-sized 'A'-character as can be seen on the pictures) and is thus a typical example as produced by the: 'Assmann & Söhne'-company as is more often encountered with these dress-type- ie. 'Ausgeh'-buckles. The buckle is still very detailed and retains truly extraordinary detail: it is just a bit dusty and dirty caused by decades of storage and minimal wear but truly shows no damage whatsoever. The accompanying belt (or: 'brocade') comes also in a very nice condition overall: the (inter-)woven embroidery is simply extraordinary. The belt - which measures approximately 108 cms. in length but can of course still be sized to fit - is 'lined' with the typical, field-grey-coloured- and/or 'smooth-type' linnen (something that could without doubt be seen as a feature of an: 'Extra Qualität' type-belt). The belt retains both its specific, sliding-'lashes' and comes in a wonderful condition overall (it is void of any corrosion or alike and was with certainty always stored in its accompanying and horse-shoe-shaped- and red-coloured box). The - red-velvet lined - box shows some minimal usage but comes in an overall very nice condition. The set came with a wonderful pair of dress-aguilettes which are (I deem) hardly (or even never) worn and which are fully complete (as can be seen in the pictures). I deem that the entire set was hardly used- nor worn. Simply a very attractive - and complete! - set that was never before part of a collection: the set was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. In any case a great item to complete any WH officer in 'dress-/going-out'-attire!

Attractive - and/or fully complete! - period, carton-based box containing a WH (Heeres) \'standard-pattern\'-, officers\'-dress-model, aluminium-based belt-buckle and \'brocade\'-based belt and accompanying dress-aguilettes as issued and/or minimally worn This is an attractive - and/or fully complete! - bordeaux-red-coloured- and/or carton-based box containing a WH (Heeres) 'standard-pattern'-, officers'-dress-model, aluminium-based belt-buckle and 'brocade'-based belt and accompanying dress-aguilettes as issued and/or minimally worn. The - truly detailed! - buckle is void of a makers'-mark ie. stamp as is more often encountered with these dress-type- ie. 'Ausgeh'-pieces: it is, however, still very detailed and retains truly extraordinary detail: it is just a bit dusty and dirty caused by decades of storage but shows no damage whatsoever. The accompanying belt (or: 'brocade') comes also in a very nice condition overall: the (inter-)woven embroidery is simply extraordinary. The belt - which measures approximately 95 cms. in length but can of course still be sized to fit - is 'lined' with the typical, field-grey-coloured wool (something that could without doubt be seen as a feature of an: 'Extra Qualität' type-belt). The belt retains both its specific, sliding-'lashes' and comes in a wonderfull condition overall (it is void of any corrosion or alike and was with certainty always stored in its accompanying and horse-shoe-shaped box). The - blue-velvet lined - box shows some minimal usage but come in an overall very nice condition. The set came with a wonderful pair of dress-aguilettes which are (IMO) hardly worn and which are fully complete (as can be seen in the pictures). I deem that the entire set was hardly used- nor worn. Simply a very nice set that was never before part of a collection: the set was recently found at a German flea-market and was never before in collectors'-hands. In any case a great item to complete any WH officer in 'dress-/going-out' attire!

Attractive - and/or fully fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type and/or neatly hand-embroidered collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for an officer who served within the: \'Veterinär-Truppen o. General-Stab\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers'-type and/or neatly hand-embroidered collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was piped in the darker-pink- (ie. 'karmesin-roter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an officer who served within the: 'Veterinär-Truppen o. General-Stab' and that comes still packed in its (period) 'Cellphan'-based pouch. The pair comes in an overall very nice (ie. never used nor tunic-attached- ie. vitually mint- unissued-), condition. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered and truly shows great detail and/or craftmenship (see pictures). The pieces have the 'standard-type'-, beige-coloured- and/or carton-based 'backings' and are void of any wear nor corrision-marks: the pair came still packed in its period, 'cellophan'-based wrapping-pouch (which shows an inventory marking ie. period-price). Simply a truly very attractive pair of WH (Heeres) officers'-type collar-tabs that is 'piped' in one of the more difficult to encounter branchcolours of the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and that is IMO priced according to their very nice ie. virtually mint-/unissued condition!

Attractive - and/or fully fully matching! - pair of WH (LW) officers\'-type and neatly hand-embroidered collar-patches, as executed in golden-yellow-coloured wool as intended for a: \'Leutnant der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere') as was executed in the golden-yellow-coloured- and/or 'moleskin'-type- wool, as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen' (or: pilot- ie. paratroopers' lieutnant) and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO never used nor tunic-attached- ie. vitually mint-), condition. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered and truly shows great detail and/or craftmenship (see pictures). The pieces have the 'standard-type'-, beige-red-coloured- and/or carton-based 'backings' and are void of any wear nor damage. Simply a truly very attractive pair of LW officers'-type collar-tabs that IMO priced according to their very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued) condition!

Attractive - and/or fully fully matching! - pair of WH (LW) officers\'-type and neatly hand-embroidered collar-patches, as executed in golden-yellow-coloured wool as was intended for a: \'Leutnant der Flieger- o. Fallschirm- jäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or fully fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-patches, as was executed in the golden-yellow-coloured- and/or 'moleskin'-type- wool, as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen' (or a pilot ie. paratroopers' lieutnant), that comes in an overall very nice (ie. never used nor tunic-attached-, ie. vitually mint-), condition. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered and truly shows great detail and/or craftmenship (see pictures). The pieces have (presumably) a 'standard-type'-, beige-yellow-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing and are void of any wear but shows some corrision-marks: the pair came still packed in its cellophan-based wrapping-pouch (which shows an inventory marking). Simply a truly very attractive pair of LW officers'-type collar-tabs that IMO priced according to their very nice ie. virtually mint condition!

Attractive - and/or fully fully matching! - pair of WH (LW) officers\'-type and neatly hand-embroidered collar-patches, as executed in golden-yellow-coloured wool as was intended for a: \'Leutnant der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-patches, as was executed in the golden-yellow-coloured- and/or 'moleskin'-type- wool, as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen' (or a pilot ie. paratroopers' lieutnant), that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO issued albeit never used nor tunic-attached-, ie. vitually mint-), condition. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered and truly shows great detail and/or craftmenship (see pictures). The pieces have a 'standard-type'-, beige-yellow-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing and are void of any wear nor damage. Simply a truly very attractive pair of LW officers'-type collar-tabs that IMO priced according to their very nice ie. virtually mint condition!

Attractive - and/or fully fully matching! - pair of WH (LW) officers\'-type and neatly hand-embroidered collar-patches, as executed in golden-yellow-coloured wool as was intended for a: \'Major der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-patches, as was executed in the golden-yellow-coloured- and/or 'moleskin'-type- wool, as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Major der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen' (or a pilot ie. paratroopers' major), that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO issued albeit never used nor tunic-attached-, ie. vitually mint-), condition. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered and truly shows great detail and/or craftmenship (see pictures). The pieces have a 'standard-type'-, beige-yellow-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing and are void of any wear nor damage. Simply a truly very attrcative pair of fairly high-ranked LW officers'-type collar-tabs that IMO priced according to their very nice ie. virtually mint condition!

Attractive - and/or fully fully matching! - pair of WH (LW) officers\'-type collar-patches, as executed in golden-yellow-coloured wool as was intended for a: \'Leutnant der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-patches, as was executed in the golden-yellow-coloured- and/or 'moleskin'-type- wool, as was specifically intended for a: 'Leutnant der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen' (or a pilot ie. paratroopers’ lieutnant), that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO slightly used ie. tunic-removed-), condition. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered and truly shows great detail and/or craftmenship (see pictures). The pieces have a 'standard-type', buckram-based backing and still show some minimal remains of having been once tunic-attached. Simply a truly very nice pair of LW officers'-type collar-tabs that IMO priced according to their very nice and/or only minimally used condition!

Attractive - and/or fully functional! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) black-coloured- and/or resin-based-, pilots\'-armband-compass of the type: \'AK 39\' and that comes mounted on its period, greyish-blue-coloured strap as issued and/or used This is an attractive - and/or fully functional! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) black-coloured- and/or resin-based-, pilots'-armband-compass of the type: 'AK 39' that comes mounted on its period, greyish-blue-coloured- and/or genuine leather-based strap as issued and/or used and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The compass comes as stated mounted on its original (bluish-/grey-coloured-) leather-based strap (or: two-pieced armband) which is fully functional and/or souple (and also naturally also retains its two original, metal-coloured studs). The compass is neatly maker-marked on the back with its type-signification that reads: 'Baumuster: AK39' and/or: 'LW-Anforderzahl (ie. FL-nr.) that reads: 'FL 23235' (moreover, does it also show a unique serial-number that reads: '10151479'. Truly most of the period fluid is still present (something that is most certainly not always the case!). Simply a very nice and/or fully complete example that would look awesome if re-mounted to a pilot-mannequin or to be stored in any WH ie. pilots'-equipment-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching - pair of later-war period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-style, \'simplified\'-, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended usage by for a: \'Soldat eines Pioniere-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' The neat straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or: typical greenish-like-, field-grey coloured and/or: woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps are constructed following the typical '1944-cloth-minimising production-manner', using different shades of wool and/or lesser quality material. The straps were IMO hardly used and/or worn but do show some minimal wear, staining and/or age as to be expected. The pair was with certainty worn together and originated from a private household in Germany. It should be noted that all 'M44'-style, enlisted-mens'-type straps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'scarce': the ones as intended for the soldiers who served within the 'Pioniere' even more so! Simply a superb occasion to acquire a very attractive and fully 'text-book', M44-styled-, enlisted-mens'-type pair as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Pioniere-Abteilungs o. Regiments': great to complete any late-war M43- or M44-model-tunic. Hard to upgrade this very attractive pair!

Attractive - and/or fully matching - pair of later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-style, \'simplified\'-, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Sanitäts-Abteilung o. Regiments\' The neat straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or: typical brownish-like-, field-grey coloured and/or: woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured- and/or 'silk-like'-type piping ie. branchcolour, attached. The straps are constructed following the typical '1944 cloth-minimising production-manner', using different shades of wool and/or lesser quality material. The straps were IMO never used nor worn and can easily be graded 'virtually mint ie. unissued'. It should be noted that all 'M44'-style, enlisted-mens'-type straps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'scarce': the ones as intended for the soldiers who served within the: 'Sanitäts-Truppen' even more so! Simply a superb occasion to acquire a very attractive and fully 'text-book', M44-styled, enlisted-mens'-type pair as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Sanitäts-Abteilung o. Regiments': great to complete any M44-model tunic or to be stored in a shoulderstrap-collection. Simply impossible to upgrade this attractive pair!

Attractive - and/or fully matching - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO mid-war-period-, EM-type shoulderstraps, as was specifically fabricated for the black-coloured \'Panzer wrap-around\'-tunics, as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Panzer-Regiments\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching ie. actually rarely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO mid-war-period-, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps, as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was specifically fabricated for the black-coloured 'Panzer wrap-around'-tunics, as was intended for a: 'Soldat eines Panzer-Regiments' (or simple soldier who served within the Panzer-troops), in overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-) condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or black-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have as to be expected the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured- and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (see pictures). The straps - which come mounted on their functional tongues - show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all EM-pattern, Panzer-shoulderstraps (as were specifically intended for usage on the black-coloured 'Panzer wrap-around'-tunics) can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce'. This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case a very attractive and/or IMO mid-war-period, 'Heeres'-Panzer related shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Panzer-Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching albeit somewhat damaged! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type- (rounded-styled-) \'cyphered\'-, EM-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 35\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching albeit somewhat damaged but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period-, 'M36'-type- (rounded-styled-) and/or neatly 'cyphered' enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps, as was piped in the neat, bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn- ie. used by! - a: 'Soldat des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 35' (or: soldier who served within the anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers' unit, numbered: '35'), that come in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and/or minimally damaged-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are both approximately 12,4 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured-, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps show the woolen-type piping (which is somewhat damaged on one of the straps) and both show the neatly machine-embroidered-, Gothic-styled 'P'-cyphers and/or: '3' ie. '5' numerals (which are executed in bright-pink-coloured- and/or woolen-based machine-stitching (ie. 'Kurbelstickerei') as to be expected (see pictures). The straps - which never had any tongues attached and that were clearly worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type - show as stated above moderate usage and/or moderate wear (some minor staining-, moth-damage and/or dust is visible and/or present as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that all 'cyphered' EM-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. This particular pair originated from a private household and was never before part of a collection. In any case an attractive and/or early-war-period-, neatly 'cyphered'- and/or: 'Heeres-Panzerjäger'-related EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that was clearly used by a: 'Soldat des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 35': of course, did I price this pair according to its somewhat damaged- ie. worn condition!

Attractive - and/or fully matching albeit somewhat moth-damaged - pair of WH (Heeres) general-officers\'-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Generale\') as was intended for usage by a: \'General des Heeres\' The truly attractive collar-patch-pair (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Generale') which is constructed from the bright-red- (almost orange-) coloured, 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool and having the golden-toned- and/or: braid-based devices - comes in a clearly used- and/once tunic-attached condition: the pair was with certainty worn (ie. carefully tunic-removed-) and came as recently found. The patches are just a tiny bit 'tarnished' simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear and were with certainty once tunic-attached: some minimal stitching-holes are noticable (I deem that the set was clearly 'cut-off a tunic'). As mentioned above does one of the patches show some obvious moth-damage (as can be seen on the pictures): moreover, do I think that both pieces were once glued into an album or scrapbook: both show some glue-remains on their backs. It should be noted that all general-officers' collar-patches can easily be graded 'very scarce'. I deem that I have priced this attractive pair according to its somewhat moth-damaged condition!

Attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern shoulderboards as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and/or actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Hauptmann der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen' (or: captain who served within an army cavalry or reconnaisance unit and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used-, worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type-, 'Kavallerie'-type shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) 'upperdecks'. The boards show the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured, branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto their unusually-shaped, field-grey-coloured (and with certainty period-constructed) tongues attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10 cms. in length each and was clearly issued- and/or worn and does show moderate age, wear and/or staining as to be expected: the piping shows some clear (moth)damage as can be noticed on the pictures. The pair shows four (identical, regular-sized) golden-toned pips period-attached, denoting that the officer who wore these was a captain (ie. 'Hauptmann') who served within an: 'Aufklärungs- o. Kavallerie-Abteilung o. Regiment'. All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and clearly tarnished age-patina. These 'standard'-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboards could be used with the regular-style officers-tunics but could naturally also be worn on the specific black-woolen 'Panzer'-type 'wrap-around'-tunics. The pair shows some obvious staining (and is a bit tarnished) of having been once tunic-attached. It should be mentioned that these 'Heeres'-type 'Aufklärungs o. Kavallerie'-shoulderboard-sets are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce': simply an attractive and clearly used pair that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann eines Aufklärungs- o. Kavallerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching and actually rarely encountered! - fully matching, pair of specific WH (Heeres)-type collar-tabs, as was intended for a: \'Beamter o. Zahlmeister\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and actually rarely encountered! - fully matching, pair of specific WH (Heeres)-type-, EM- ie. NCO-pattern collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for - and used by! - a: 'Beamter o. Zahlmeister' (ie. paymaster-candidate) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem issued- and/or minimally worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat collar-tabs - which have the darker-green-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based backgrounds and/or white- (ie. 'weisser-') coloured- and woolen-based branchcolour - show the (specific) green-coloured 'Einheitslitzen' attached (these have darker-green-coloured stripes and dito 'centre-stripe as to be expected - see pictures). I deem that this pair was only minimally worn- ie. once tunic-attached (some stitching-holes- ie. remains are still present and visible, as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are nicely 'backed' with browish-yellow-coloured 'buckram'-based cloth as is more often encountered (see pictures). Simply a rarely seen and attractive 'Beamter'-related collar-tab-pair that belonged to a: 'Beamter o. Zahlmeister'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching and actually rarely encountered! - fully matching, pair of specific WH (Heeres)-type collar-tabs, as was intended for a: \'Mitglied eines Unteroffiziersvorschule\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and actually fairly rarely encountered! - fully matching, pair of specific WH (Heeres)-type-, NCO-pattern collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel'), as was intended for - and used by! - a: 'Mitglied eines Unteroffiziers- vorschule' (or student and member within one of the junior-sergeant training-academies), that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO issued- and/or worn- ie. tunic-removed) condition. The neat collar-tabs - which have the darker-green-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based backgrounds and/or white- (ie. 'weisser-') coloured- and woolen-based branchcolour - show the (specific) bluish-grey-coloured 'Litzen' attached (these have a white- (ie. 'weisser-') coloured centre-stripe as to be expected - see pictures). I deem that this pair was only minimally worn- ie. once tunic-attached (some stitching-holes- ie. remains are still present and visible, as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are nicely 'backed' with browish-yellow-coloured buckram-based cloth as is more often encountered (see pictures). Simply a rarely seen and attractive 'Unteroffiziersvorschule'-related collar-tab-pair that belonged to a student that was attached to one of the junior-sergeant traning-academies (ie. 'Unteroffiziersvorschulen')!

Attractive - and/or fully matching and actually rarely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant des Kradschützen-Abts. 8\' (\'Divisionseinheit der 8. Inf.-Div.\') This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching and/or actually rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) 'cyphered'-, officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: 'Oberleutnant des Kradschützen-Abteilungs 8' (ie. being a: 'Divisionseinheit der 8. Infanterie-Division') (or: lieutnant first-class who served within the army motorcyclists-unit numbered '8' that belonged to the 8th infantry-division) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used-, worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type-, 'Kavallerie'-type shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) 'upperdecks'. The boards show the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured, branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto their typically smaller-shaped tongues attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair - that measures approximately 10,5 cms. in length - was clearly issued- and/or worn and does show moderate age, wear and/or staining as to be expected: moreover, does the pair show some moth-damage (that is only visible on its back). The pair has a matching set of (neatly golden-toned, Gothic-styled, larger-sized- and/or identical) 'K'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and identically styled '8'-numerals and two (identical, regular-sized) golden-toned pips period-attached, denoting that the officer who wore these was a lieutnant first-class (ie. 'Oberleutnant') who served within the: 'Kradschützen-Abteilung 8'. All six devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or somewhat tarnished) age-patina. The pair shows some minimal staining (and is a bit tarnished) of having been once tunic-attached. It should be mentioned that these neatly 'cyphered', 'Heeres'-type 'Kradschützen'-related shoulderboard-sets are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'rare': simply a very attractive set that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant des Kradschützen-Abteilungs 8' (ie. 'Divisionseinheit der 8. Infanterie-Division')!

Attractive - and/or fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of specific WH (Heeres)-type EM-type collar-tabs as was specifically intended for a: \'Mitglied einer Unteroffiziersschule\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of specific WH (Heeres)-type, enlisted-mens\'-pattern collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was specifically intended for - and used by! - a: \'Mitglied eines Unteroffiziersschule\' (or: student and member within one of the junior-sergeant training-academies) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly issued- and/or worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed) condition. The neat collar-tabs - which have the darker-green-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based backgrounds and/or white- (ie. \'weisser-\') coloured- and woolen-based branchcolour - show the (specific) bluish-grey-coloured \'Litzen\' attached (these have a white- (ie. \'weisser-\') coloured \'centre-stripe\' as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this pair was only minimally worn- ie. once tunic-attached (some stitching-holes- ie. remains are still present and visible, as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are nicely \'backed\' with browish-yellow-coloured buckram-based cloth as is more often encountered (see pictures). Of additional interest did I include a (period) photo showing a similar pair of tabs being worn (credit: Giel\'s Militaria). Simply a truly scarcely seen \'Unteroffiziersschule\'-related collar-tab-pair that belonged to a student that was attached to one of the junior-sergeant traning-academies (ie. \'Unteroffiziersschulen\')!

Attractive - and/or fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann der Reserve des Kav.- o. Aufkl.-Schützen-Regiments 11\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching and/or actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) 'cyphered'-, officers'-type shoulderboards, as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and having the dove-grey-coloured 'secondary branchcolour', as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Hauptmann der Reserve des Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Schützen-Regiments 11' (or: reserve-captain and/or gunner who served within the army cavalry- ie. reconnaisance regiment ie. unit numbered '11') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used-, worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type-, 'Kavallerie'-type shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) 'upperdecks'. The boards show the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured, branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached and were most certainly intended (and worn as) a pair of the 'sew-in'-type (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11,7 cms. in length each. The pair was clearly issued- and/or worn and does show moderate age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The pair has a matching set of (neatly golden-toned-, larger-sized- and/or identical-) Gothic-styled: 'S'-cyphers, 4 '1'-numerals and 4 identical golden-toned pips period-attached, denoting that the officer who wore these was a gunner ie. an officer who served within the: Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Schützen-Regiment 11'. All ten devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina. These 'standard'-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboards could be used with the regular-style officers-tunics but could naturally also be worn on the specific black-woolen 'Panzer'-type 'wrap-around'-tunics. The pair shows some minimal staining (and is a bit tarnished) and still shows some of the thread- and stitching-remains of having been once tunic-attached. It should be mentioned that these neatly 'cyphered', 'Heeres'-type 'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs'-shoulderboard-sets are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce': simply a very attractive set that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann der Reserve des Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Schützen-Regiments 11'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann des Aufklärungs-Abts. 25\' (\'Divisionseinheit der 25. Inf.-Div.\') This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching and/or actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) 'cyphered'-, officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Hauptmann des Aufklärungs-Abteilungs 25' (ie. being a: 'Divisionseinheit der 25. Infanterie-Division') (or: captain who served within the army reconnaisance unit numbered '25' that belonged to the 25th infantry-division) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used-, worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type-, 'Kavallerie'-type shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) 'upperdecks'. The boards show the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured, branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto their typically smaller-shaped tongues attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 12 cms. in length each. The pair was clearly issued- and/or worn and does show moderate age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The pair has a matching set of (neatly golden-toned, larger-sized- and/or identical) '2'- and '5'-numerals and four (identical, regular-sized) golden-toned pips period-attached, denoting that the officer who wore these was a captain (ie. 'Hauptmann') who served within the: 'Aufklärungs-Abteilungs 25'. All eight devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that these devices were placed onto the boards BEFORE the pair was assembled. These 'standard'-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboards could be used with the regular-style officers-tunics but could naturally also be worn on the specific black-woolen 'Panzer'-type 'wrap-around'-tunics. The pair shows some minimal staining (and is a bit tarnished) of having been once tunic-attached. It should be mentioned that these neatly 'cyphered', 'Heeres'-type 'Aufklärungs'-shoulderboard-sets are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce': simply a very attractive set that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann des Aufklärungs-Abteilungs 25' ('Divisionseinheit der 25. Infanterie-Division')!

Attractive - and/or fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant der Infanterie u. Offizier des Unteroffiziersschule Dresden\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching and/or actually scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) 'cyphered', officers'-type shoulderboards, as piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: 'Oberleutnant der Infanterie u. Offizier des Unteroffiziersschule Dresden' (or: infantry lieutnant first-class who served within the army NCO-school based in the town of Dresden) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used-, worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type-, 'Infanterie'-type shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) 'upperdecks'. The boards show the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached and were most certainly intended (and worn as) a pair of the 'sew-in'-type (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11 cms. in length each. The pair was clearly issued- and/or worn and does show moderate age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The pair has a matching set of (neatly golden-toned-, larger-sized- and/or identical-) Gothic-styled: 'US'- and/or (per regulation, smaller-sized) 'D'-cyphers and 2 identical golden-toned pips period-attached, denoting that the officer who wore these was an: 'Oberleutnant' who served within the: 'Unteroffiziersschule Dresden'. All six devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina. The pair - that was never before part of a collection and that was recently found - shows some minimal staining (and is a bit tarnished) and still shows some of the thread- and stitching-remains of having been once tunic-attached. It should be mentioned that these neatly 'cyphered', 'Heeres'-type 'Unteroffiziersschule'-related-shoulderboard-sets are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce': simply a very attractive set that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant der Infanterie u. Offizier des Unteroffiziersschule Dresden'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\'-, officers\'-type shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs, as was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Kav.- o. Aufkl.-Schützen-Regiments\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching and/or actually scarcely encountered! - 4-pieced insignia-set comprising of a pair of WH (Heeres) 'cyphered'-, officers'-type shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs, as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - a: 'Leutnant eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Schützen-Regiments' (or: lieutnant and/or gunner who served within an army cavalry- ie. reconnaisance regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used-, worn- and/or: tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type-, 'Kavallerie'-type shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) 'upperdecks'. The boards show the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured, branchcolour (and were constructed from the smooth-type wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted on their (unusually shaped!) tongues and come with a pair of silver-coloured buttons (firmly!) attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 9,8 cms. in length each. The pair was IMO clearly issued- and/or worn and does show moderate age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The pair has a matching set of (neatly golden-toned-, larger-sized- and/or identical-) Gothic-styled: 'S'-cyphers period-attached, denoting that the officer who wore these was a gunner ie. an officer who served within a: Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Schützen-Regiments'. Both devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina. These 'standard'-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboards could be used with the regular-style officers-tunics but could naturally also be worn on the specific black-woolen 'Panzer'-type 'wrap-around'-tunics. The pair came with a (also matching!) pair of hand-embroidered, officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'gold-gelbener'-) coloured branchcolour. This pair comes also in an overall nice (albeit worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The pair - which is nicely backed with beige-coloured 'buckram' as more often observed - comes in a moderately used condition: the detail on the embroidery however is still stunning and nice. The set shows some minimal staining (and is a bit tarnished) and still shows some of the thread- and stitching-remains of having been once tunic-attached. It should be mentioned that these neatly 'cyphered', 'Heeres'-type 'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs'-insignia-sets are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce': simply a very attractive set that belonged to a: 'Leutnant eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Schützen-Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\'-, officers\'-type shoulderboards, as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant eines Kav.- o. Aufklärungs-Schützen-Regiments\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching and/or actually scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) 'cyphered'-, officers'-type shoulderboards, as was piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an: 'Oberleutnant eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Schützen-Regiments' (or: lieutnant first-class and/or gunner who served within an army cavalry- ie. reconnaisance regiment ie. unit), in overall very nice, condition. The shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type-, 'Kavallerie'-shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) 'upperdecks'. The boards show the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'gold- gelbener'-) coloured, branchcolour (and were constructed from the smooth-type wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted on their functional (smaller-sized-) tongues attached and measure approximately 11 cms. in length each. The pair was IMO issued- but hardly worn: it shows minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair has a matching set of (neatly golden-toned-, smaller-sized- and/or identical-) Gothic-styled: 'S'-cyphers- and/or regular-sized pips attached, denoting that the officer who wore these was a gunner ie. an officer who served within a: 'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Schützen-Regiments'. All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina. These 'standard'-model, officers'-type shoulderboards could be used with the regular-style officers-tunics but could naturally also be worn on the specific black-woolen 'Panzer'-type 'wrap-around'-tunics. It should be mentioned that these neatly 'cyphered', 'Heeres'-type 'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs'-shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce': simply a very attractive set that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Schützen-Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\'-, officers\'-type shoulderboards, as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant eines Panzer-Schützen-Regiments\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and/or actually scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) 'cyphered'-, officers'-type shoulderboards, as piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or with certainty worn by! - an: 'Oberleutnant eines Panzer-Schützen-Regiments' (or lieutnant first-class and/or gunner within a tank-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used-, worn- and/or: tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type-, 'Panzer'-shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) 'upperdecks'. The boards show the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured, branchcolour (and were constructed from the smooth-type wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues: they were intended to be worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type and measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each. The pair was IMO clearly issued- and/or worn and does show moderate age, wear and/or staining as to be expected (some minimal moth-damage is visible on the backs). The pair has a matching set of (neatly golden-toned-, regular-sized- and/or identical-) Gothic-styled: 'S'-cyphers- and/or: two (equally styled) pips attached, denoting that the officer who wore these was a gunner ie. an officer who served within a: 'Panzer-Schützen-Regiments'. All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright and/or shiny age-patina. These 'standard'-model, officers'-type shoulderboards could be used with the regular-style officers-tunics but could naturally also be worn on the specific black-woolen 'Panzer'-type 'wrap-around' tunics. It should be mentioned that these neatly 'cyphered', 'Heeres'-type 'Panzer'-shoulderboards are actually hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce': simply a very attractive set that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant eines Panzer-Schützen-Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), officers\'-type shoulderboards, as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann der Reserve eines Kav.- o. Aufklärungs-Regiments\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and/or actually scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), officers'-type shoulderboards, as was (dual!) piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and having a greyish-coloured secondary branchcolour, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: 'Hauptmann der Reserve eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Regiments' (or: reserve-captain who served within an army cavalry- ie. reconnaisance regiment ie. unit), that comes in an overall nice, condition. The shoulderboards - which measure 9.8 cms. in length each - are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type-, 'Kavallerie'-shoulderboards and have the bright-silver- (ie. somewhat shiny-) 'upperdecks'. The boards show the desirable golden-yellow- (ie. 'gold-gelbener'-) coloured, branchcolour and do also show the greyish-coloured secondary branchcolour (ie. 'Zwischenfarbe') denoting the officers' reserve-status. The boards are constructed from the smooth-type wool as to be expected and never had any tongues attached: the pair was clearly used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type. The pair was IMO issued- and clearly worn: it shows minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair has a matching set of (neatly golden-toned-, regular-sized- and/or identical-) pips attached, denoting that the officer who wore these was a: 'Hauptmann der Reserve eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Regiments'. All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina. Taking into account the fact that the boards have bright-silver-coloured- (ie. somewhat shiny-) 'upperdecks' I deem that this pair was intended for usage on a dress-tunic (ie. 'Waffenrock'). These 'standard'-model, officers'-type shoulderboards could be used with the regular-style officers-tunics but could naturally also be worn on the specific black-woolen 'Panzer'-type 'wrap-around'-tunics. It should be mentioned that these 'Heeres'-type 'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs'-shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce': simply a very attractive set that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann der Reserve eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching and scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, \'cyphered\' shoulderboard-pair as piped in the bright-red branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Major u. Mitglied der Artillerie-Schießschule Thorn\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderboard-pair as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Major u. Mitglied der Artillerie-Schießschule Thorn' (or: artillery-major who served within the artillery-shooting-school based in the town of Thorn) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued albeit presumably never worn- nor used-), condition. The boards have the silver-greyish-coloured- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) so-called: 'upperdecks' and show a matching pair of the neat (Gothic-styled, golden-bronze-toned- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) 'S'-cyphers period-attached denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Major'. Both devices are just a tiny bit tarnished from normal age and/or storage for decades but are very pronounced and detailed (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards never had a pair of tongues attached and was clearly intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in-'type: it came with a pair of silverish-toned- and smaller-sized ('pebbled-styled') buttons attached. Simply an attractive and with certainty desirable 'cyphered' shoulderboard-pair that was intended for a: 'Major u. Mitglied der Artillerie-Schießschule Thorn'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching and/or actually scarcely encountered - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards, as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant u. Mitglied einer Luftwaffe-Nachrichtenschule\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and/or actually scarcely encountered - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) 'cyphered', officers'-type shoulderboards, as was piped in the neat copper-brown- (ie. 'kupferbrauner'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant u. Mitglied einer Luftwaffe-Nachrichtenschule' (or: lieutnant and/or member within one of the LW signal-training-schools), in overall very nice- (and/or IMO never worn- ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. The attractive shoulderboards - which are regular-sized and do measure approximately: 10,2 cms. in length each - are piped in the neat copper-brown- (ie. 'kupferbrauner'-) coloured branchcolour and have truly 'shiny'- and/or silver-coloured- 'upperdecks' (as to be expected). The boards show the neat bright golden-coloured-, IMO 'Buntmetall'-based- and/or Latin-styled so-called: 'NS'-'cyphers' period-attached (denoting the officers' status of: 'Leutnant u. Mitglied einer Luftwaffe-Nachrichtenschule'). The pair - which never had any tongues and that was IMO intended to be worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type - only shows minimal age and is a tiny bit stained ie. dirty (IMO caused by having been stored as such for decades). Simply a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Leutnant u. Mitglied einer Luftwaffe-Nachrichtenschule': great to complete any 'Fliegerbluse' ie. 'Viertaschenrock' or ideal to store in any shoulderboard-collection. I deem that this attractive and/or neatly 'cyphered', 'Nachrichten'-pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - 4-pieced insignia-grouping comprising of a pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type, bright-red-piped shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs, as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - 4-pieced insignia-grouping comprising of a pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type, bright-red-piped shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs all four pieces piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and most certainly worn by - a: 'Hauptmann der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or captain who served in the anti-aircraft-troops), that comes in an overall very nice (ie. moderately worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The set was found together and was most certainly worn as such. The boards are fabricated in the neat 'smooth'-like- (ie. 'moleskin'-type-) wool and come mounted on their (smaller-sized-) tongues. The boards have fairly 'shiny'- and/or silverish-coloured 'upperdecks' (something that clearly identifies them as a pair of 'Luftwaffe' shoulderboards) and are both approximately 10,3 cms. sized in length. The set shows some normal (albeit very minor-) discoloration, staining and/or age, simply caused by moderate wear ie. storage for decades. The set which is as stated above matching - shows 2 golden-toned and/or 'Buntmetall'-based pips period-attached, denoting the officers-rank of: 'Hauptmann'. Next to the shoulderboards there is a very nice - and also matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-patches, as executed in the bright-red-coloured and/or 'moleskin'-type- wool, as was specifically intended for a: 'Hauptmann der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen'. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered (in silver-coloured braid) and shows great detail and/or craftmenship. The patches were also clearly worn ie. tunic-attached: both tabs show some minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive and desirable, four-pieced LW-officers'-type insignia-grouping that originated from a private household in Germany and that was never before part of a collection. I deem that I have priced this attractive 'Flak-Artillerie'-grouping accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - 4-pieced insignia-grouping comprising of a pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type, bright-red-piped shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs, as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - 4-pieced insignia-grouping comprising of a pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type, bright-red-piped shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs, all four pieces piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and most certainly worn by - a: 'Hauptmann der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or: captain who served within the anti-aircraft-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The set was found together and was most certainly worn as such. The boards are fabricated in the neat 'smooth'-like- (ie. 'moleskin'-type-) wool and never had any tongues: they were with certainty intended for usage as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The boards have the silverish-grey-coloured (ie. somewhat sub-dued) 'upperdecks' and are both approximately 11 cms. sized in length. The set shows some normal (albeit very minor) discoloration, (blood?) staining and/or age, simply caused by moderate wear ie. storage for decades. The set - which is as stated above fully matching - shows a double pair of (bright-golden-toned and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached, denoting the officers-rank of: 'Hauptmann' (ie. captain). The shoulderboards came with an equally nicely preserved - and also fully matching! - pair of hand-embroidered WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-patches. These are executed in the bright-red-coloured- and/or 'moleskin'-type wool and were specifically intended for a: 'Hauptmann der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen'. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered (in silver-coloured braid) and shows great detail and/or craftmenship. The patches were also clearly worn ie. tunic-attached: both tabs show some minimal aging ie. wear and still shows the thread-remains caused by having been once-tunic-attached. Simply an attractive and desirable, four-pieced, LW-officers'-type insignia-grouping that originated from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of a collection. I deem that I have priced this attractive 'Flak-Artillerie'-grouping accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - 4-pieced insignia-grouping comprising of a pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type, bright-red-piped shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs, as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - 4-pieced insignia-grouping comprising of a pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type, bright-red-piped shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs, all four pieces piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and most certainly worn by - an: 'Oberleutnant der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or: lieutnant first-class who served within the anti-aircraft-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The set was found together and was most certainly worn as such. The boards are fabricated in the neat 'smooth'-like- (ie. 'moleskin'-type-) wool and come mounted onto their typical (smaller-sized-) tongues. The boards have the silverish-grey-coloured (ie. somewhat sub-dued) 'upperdecks' and are both approximately 10,3 cms. sized in length. The set shows some normal (albeit very minor) discoloration, staining and/or age, simply caused by moderate wear ie. storage for decades. The set - which is as stated above fully matching - shows a pair of (bright-golden-toned and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached, denoting the officers-rank of: 'Oberleutnant' (ie. lieutnant first-class). The shoulderboards came with an equally nicely preserved - and also fully matching! - pair of hand-embroidered WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-patches. These are executed in the bright-red-coloured- and/or 'moleskin'-type wool and were specifically intended for an: 'Oberleutnant der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen'. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered (in silver-coloured braid) and shows great detail and/or craftmenship. The patches were also clearly worn ie. tunic-attached: both tabs show some minimal aging ie. wear and still shows the thread-remains caused by having been once-tunic-attached. Simply an attractive and desirable, four-pieced, LW-officers'-type insignia-grouping that originated from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of a collection. I deem that I have priced this attractive 'Flak-Artillerie'-grouping accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - 4-pieced, \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-related) insignia-set comprising of an EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern shoulderstrap-pair and dito collar-tabs as was intended for - and used by - an: \'RLB-Truppwart\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and with certainty rarely seen! - 4-pieced 'Luftschutz' (ie. RLB-related-) insignia-set comprising of an EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern shoulderstrap-pair and dito collar-tabs as was intended for - and used by - an: 'RLB-Truppwart' (or: air-raid-warden NCO) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. IMO minimally used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which are of the pre- ie. early-war-type and which do show some minimal and/or age but that are void of any damage - have the (typical) lilac-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and do show the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping. The thin-shaped shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,6 cms. in length each - never had tongues attached and were pieces that were clearly intended to be worn as a pair of the 'sew-in type'. Next to this, the grouping comprises of a (matching) pair of (also typica lilac-) coloured- and woolen-based collar-tabs ('Kragenspiegel'). These are neatly 'backed' with 'buckram'-based material and are of the specific pattern that was used on the RLB-tunics throughout the war. Both (also matching!) tabs show the typical (L-shaped attached) NCO-braid, denoting the rank of: 'RLB-Truppwart' (or: air-raid-warden NCO). Simply a very attractive, four-pieced 'Luftschutz' (ie. RLB-related-) insignia-grouping that was intended for usage by an: 'RLB-Truppwart'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - early-period-, pair of early-model- and neatly \'cyphered\'-, \'Hitlerjugend\' (HJ) \'Landjahr\'-shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - early-period-, pair of early-model- and neatly 'cyphered'-, 'Hitlerjugend' (HJ) 'Landjahr'-shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by a: 'Hitlerjunge', that come in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or tunic- ie. shirt- removed-) condition. The set was IMO only moderately worn after which it was carefully shirt- ie. tunic-removed and/or stored as such for decades. The neat (and truly very early-type IMO to be dated around 1934!) shoulderstrap-pair is of the 'sew-in'-type (without having tongues) and measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length each. The set is void of an 'RzM-etiket'. Both straps - which are constructed from the typical light-brown-coloured linnen as to be expected - show the neat (larger-sized- and/or Gothic-styled-) so-called: 'L'-characters, which are beautifully chain-stitched (done in so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') and are executed in the typical light-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour signifying 'Landjahr'-usage. They have the typical 'rayon-based'-type piping as to be expected. The boards never had any tongues and were (IMO) 'directly sewn on the shirt or tunic'. The purpose of the 'HJ-Landjahr', which was introduced in 1934, was to 'deepen the ties connecting the young people of urban areas with the land and peasentry'. As stated above have both boards clearly been used do both show some normal wear and/or aging. Simply an extremely rare set of youth-related 'Landjahr'-shoulderstraps: only the third such neat set I ever had on offer. I deem that I priced this great pair according to its unmistaken rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - IMO mid-war period (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier u. Feldwebel-Anwärter eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - IMO mid-war period (ie. 'M43'-pattern-) pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and most certainly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier u. Feldwebel-Anwärter eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: junior- sergeant and/or sergeant-candidate within an infantry regiment), in overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used nor worn-) condition. The straps - which are of the typical mid-war-period type - have the field-grey coloured 'upperdecks' and show the neat, white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type, piping attached. The tongues are naturally also present (see pictures). The straps - which measure approximately 10,8 cms. each - show only moderate age, wear and/or staining. The straps have the 'standard'-type, bluis-grey-coloured (ie. so-called: 'sub-dued'-) 'Heeres'-NCO-braid attached and do also show two dual stripes (ie. 'Laschen') of (identically coloured-) NCO-braid attached, denoting that the bearer was also a sergeant-candidate (or: 'Feldwebel-Anwärter'). Simply a very nice and/or fully 'text-book' infantry-shoulderstrap pair that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier u. Feldwebel-Anwärter eines Infanterie-Regiments': I deem that this attractive pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - neatly \'cyphered\' pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps, as piped in the darker-blue-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel der Sanitäts-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of neatly 'cyphered' pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps, as piped in the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and clearly used by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel der Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: medical-sergeant first-class) and that comes in an overall nice (and IMO only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - measure approximately 10,4 cms. in length each and come naturally mounted on their functional tongues: they are in all facets 'text-book'-examples and come in a nice condition overall: they are just moderately used. The straps - which have the woolen-type piping attached - do not show any defaults whatsoever: just some regular usage ie. regular wear is noticable and/or present. The pair shows - next to the silver-coloured NCO-braid - two (silver-toned- and neatly 'feuervergoldeten'-, identical- and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-) so-called: 'Aesculapus'-cyphers and four (equally styled- and aluminium-based) pips period-attached, denoting the NCOs'-rank of an: 'Oberfeldwebel der Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: medical-sergeant first-class). The pair shows some normal discoloration and/or moderate wear (no damage nor mothing or alike is present). This attractive shoulderboard-pair was recently found at a private household in Germany and was never before part of a collection: it once belonged to an: 'Oberfeldwebel der Sanitäts-Truppen' who IMO most certainly was issued and used this pair and stored it as such for decades!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair as piped in the bright-red branchcolour as was specifically intended for a: \'Major des Artillerie-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 44\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and fairly scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers'-type, neatly 'cyphered' shoulderboard-pair (showing a regular-sized-, golden-toned and/or fully matching 'B'-cypher-pair attached!) as was specifically intended for a: 'Major des Artillerie-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 44' (or: artillery-major who served with the artillery-observers-unit, numbered: '44') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem most certainly issued- albeit hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The neat shoulderboards - which are piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour - are executed in the typical 'smooth'- (ie. moleskin) type wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderboards measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and never had any tongues: they were with certainty intended for usage as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The boards - which have the smooth-woolen-based 'backings' and/or silverish-grey (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) 'upperdecks' as to be expected - were most certainly a pair that was intended for usage on a regular (ie. 'front-used'-) tunic. The pair came with a pair of field-grey-coloured, so-called: 'Schraubköpfe' (ie. 'screw-on'-buttons) attached (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, have the boards a pair of (fully matching, non-magnetic, regular-sized- and/or neatly golden-bronze-toned- (albeit minimally tarnished-) so-called: 'B'-cyphers and two (larger-sized-, also matching and equally executed) double '4'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') attached denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Major'. All six devices retain their original prongs. The pair was just minimally used and/or worn as such (as can be deducted from the present condition). This pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and actually farily scarcely encountered! - neatly 'cyphered', officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Major des Artillerie-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 44'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair as piped in the bright-red branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant des Artillerie-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 7\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and fairly scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, neatly \'cyphered\' shoulderboard-pair (showing a smaller-sized, golden-toned and/or fully matching \'B\'-cypher-pair attached!) as was specifically intended for usage by a junior-officer holding the rank of: \'Leutnant des Artillerie-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 7\' (or: artillery-leutnant who served with the artillery-observers-unit, numbered: \'7\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem most certainly issued- albeit hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The neat shoulderboards - which are piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour - are executed in the typical \'smooth\'- (ie. moleskin) type wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderboards measure approximately 11,6 cms. in length each and never had any tongues: they were with certainty intended for usage as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern. The boards - which have the smooth-woolen-based \'backings\' and/or silverish-grey (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\'-) \'upperdecks\' as to be expected - were most certainly a pair that was intended for usage on a regular (ie. \'front-used\'-) tunic. As stated above, have the boards a pair of (fully matching, non-magnetic, smaller-sized- and/or neatly golden-bronze-toned- (albeit minimally tarnished-) so-called: \'B\'-cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\') and two (smaller-sized, also matching and equally executed) \'7\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') attached denoting the officers\'-rank of: \'Leutnant\'. All four devices retain their original prongs. The pair was just minimally used and/or worn as such (as can be deducted from the present condition). This pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: \'Leutnant des Artillerie-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 7\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair as piped in the bright-red branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberstleutnant des Artillerie-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 6\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and fairly scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) high-ranked officers\'-type, neatly \'cyphered\' shoulderboard-pair (showing a larger-sized, golden-toned and/or fully matching \'B\'-cypher-pair attached!) as was specifically intended for usage by a fairly high-ranked officer holding the rank of: \'Oberstleutnant des Artillerie-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 6\' (or: artillery-lieutnant-colonel who served with the artillery-observers-unit, numbered: \'6\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem most certainly issued- albeit hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The neat shoulderboards - which are piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour - are executed in the typical \'smooth\'- (ie. moleskin) type wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderboards measure approximately 11,6 cms. in length each and come mounted onto their functional (smaller-sized) tongues. The boards - which have the smooth-woolen-based \'backings\' and/or silverish-grey (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\'-) \'upperdecks\' as to be expected - were most certainly a pair that was intended for usage on a regular (ie. \'front-used\'-) tunic. As stated above, have the boards a pair of (fully matching, non-magnetic, larger-sized- and/or neatly golden-toned- (albeit minimally tarnished) so-called: \'B\'-cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\'), a matching pair of equally-styled albeit smaller-sized \'6\'-numerals and two (larger-sized, also matching and equally executed) pips attached denoting the officers\'-rank of: \'Oberstleutnant\'. All six devices retain their original prongs. The pair was (I deem) just minimally used and/or worn as such (as can be deducted from the present condition). This pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - neatly \'cyphered\', high-ranked officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: \'Oberstleutnant des Artillerie-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 6\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair as piped in the white branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant des Machinengewehr-Abteilungs 4\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and fairly scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, neatly \'cyphered\' shoulderboard-pair (showing a larger-sized, golden-toned and/or fully matching \'M\'-cypher-pair attached!) as was specifically intended for usage by a junior-officer holding the rank of: \'Leutnant des Machinengewehr-Abteilungs 4\' (or: infantry-leutnant who served with the machine-gunners-unit, numbered: \'4\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem most certainly issued- and/or clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderboards - which are piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour - are executed in the typical \'smooth\'- (ie. moleskin) type wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderboards measure approximately 10,4 cms. in length each and come mounted onto their (linnen-based) tongues. The boards - which have the smooth-woolen-based \'backings\' and/or silverish-grey (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\'-) \'upperdecks\' as to be expected - were most certainly a pair that was intended for usage on a regular (ie. \'front-used\'-) tunic. As stated above, have the boards a pair of (fully matching, non-magnetic, larger-sized- and/or neatly golden-bronze-toned- (albeit minimally tarnished-) so-called: \'M\'-cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\') and two (smaller-sized, also matching and equally executed) \'4\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') attached denoting the officers\'-rank of: \'Leutnant\'. All four devices retain their original prongs. The pair was just minimally used and/or worn as such (as can be deducted from the present condition). This pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: a: \'Leutnant des Machinengewehr-Abteilungs 4\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - neatly \'cyphered\'-, WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. \'Küsten-Artillerie\'-related-, officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair, as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant zur See\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - neatly 'cyphered'-, WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. 'Küsten-Artillerie'-related-, officers'-type shoulderboard-pair (as was specifically intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured-, navy tunics) as was intended for usage by a junior-officer with the rank of an: 'Oberleutnant zur See' (ie. lieutnant first-class who served within a naval coastal-artillery unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO virtually mint and/or never worn- nor used-), condition. The shoulderboards - which are 'text-book' in all facets and measure approximately 10,4 cms. in length each - are executed in the typical, darker-green-coloured- and 'smooth-type' wool having the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) upperdecks: I deem that as such they were intended for usage on a 'regular front-used' tunic. The boards come mounted on their (smaller-sized-) tongues and show just some minimal age caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Both boards show matching pairs of (regular-sized-, identical, neatly golden-toned- and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-): 'winged-shell'-cyphers and/or pips attached (denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Oberleutnant zur See'). All four devices are just minimally tarnished but are still very nice and/or pronounced (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which originate from a private household where they were recently uncovered - simply show no age and are totally void of any damage or alike. It should be noted that all officers'-type 'Küstenartillerie'-insignia-pieces are quite hard to encounter: those 'cyphered' ones even more so, which grades them easily as 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive 'cyphered' naval, officers'-type shoulderboard-pair as was specifically intended for usage on the naval field-grey-coloured attire!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair (of IMO mid-war-period ie. \'M43-pattern\'-) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and or worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel der Infanterie-Truppen\' The - IMO most certainly mid-war-period- ie. so-called: 'M43-pattern' and actually nowadays not that easily encountered! - shoulderstraps are piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length, each. They show the desirable 'silk-like'-type piping and come of course mounted on their functional tongues as issued and/or worn. It should be noted that these 'simple', 'Infanterie'-related NCO-shoulderstraps - having the field-grey-coloured-, woolen-based- 'upperdecks' and/or: white-coloured- piping - are not that easily encountered and can easily be graded 'scarce'. The pair was IMO only moderately used: some evident age, wear and/or usage-marks are present and/or visible. The pair shows the silverish- (ie. somewhat yellowish-) coloured NCO-braid and/or: one (zinc-based- and/or regular-sized-) pip each attached, denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). The neat pair could of course excellenty be used to complete any mid-war 'Heeres'-tunic or would be a great addition to any shoulderstrap-collection. I deem that this neat shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel der Infanterie-Truppen' is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (early- ie. rounded-style-) WH (Heeres) NCO- (ie. \'M36\'-) pattern-, \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 14\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (early- ie. rounded-style-) WH (Heeres) NCO- (ie. 'M36'-) pattern-, 'cyphered' shoulderstraps as was piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - an NCO (ie. 'Oberfeldwebel' or: sergeant first-class) who served within the: 'Infanterie-Regiment 14' (or: infantry-related, regiment, numbered: '14') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The straps are IMO only moderately worn and show some minor wear, age and/or minimal staining. The boards have the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- (and/or woolen-type-) piping attached and measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each. The pieces show the ('standard'- ie. early-) type, silver-coloured-, NCO-braid attached and come mounted on their functional tongues as to be expected. The straps show four (regular-sized- and/or IMO aluminium-based-) pips attached and have the neat (old-style pattern- and larger-sized- and/or: aluminium-based-) '1' and '4'-cyphers (ie. numerals) period-attached. All 8 devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish. Simply an attractive and certainly desirable, neatly 'cyphered', 'Infanterie'-related shoulderstrap-pair: of course, did I price this pair according to its comparative desirability and rarity!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (early- ie. rounded-styled), neatly \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres) NCO- (ie. \'M36\'/\'M40\'-) pattern \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (fairly early- ie. rounded-styled), neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) NCO- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern) shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an NCO (ie. 'Feldwebel' or: sergeant ie. medical-orderly) who served within a: 'Heeres Sanitäts-Abteilung' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The straps are just moderately worn and do show some minimal wear, age and/or staining but are void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the desirable darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping and measure approximately 11,3 cms. in length each. The pieces show the 'standard'-pattern (somewhat shiny) silverish-grey-coloured, NCO-braid attached and come mounted onto their functional tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows a neat (identical, smaller-sized and/or: typical 'Buntmetall'-based) pair of so-called: 'Aesculapus'-cyphers and equally styled, smaller-sized pips period-attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Feldwebel' (or: sergeant and medical orderly). The pair is constructed from the typical darker-green-coloured wool and is with certainty a 'standard-issued'-pair. These type of shoulderstraps are of the fairly early-war-period pattern straps and were worn in the period around 1939/1940 (and were 'worn-out' even during the rest of the war). This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. 'cyphered'-shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - 'cyphered', 'Sanitäter'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair: I deem that I priced this attractive pair according to its nice and untouched condition!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (early- ie. rounded-styled), neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO- (ie. \'M36\'/\'M40\'-) pattern \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel u. Zahnarzt eines Sanitäts-Abts.\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (early- ie. rounded-styled), neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) NCO- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern) so-called: 'privately-purchased' shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an NCO (ie. 'Oberfeldwebel' or: sergeant first-class ie. senior medical-orderly and/or dentist) who served within a: 'Heeres Sanitäts-Abteilung' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The straps are moderately worn and do show some minimal wear, age and/or staining: one of straps shows a minimal damaged piping (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the desirable darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping and measure approximately 11,3 cms. in length each. The pieces show the 'standard'-pattern (somewhat shiny) silver-coloured, NCO-braid attached and come mounted onto their functional tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows a neat (rarely seen, smaller-sized and/or: typical zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) pair of so-called: 'Z'-cyphers and equally styled double pips period-attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel u. Zahnarzt' (or: sergeant first-class and/or dentist). The pair is constructed from the typical 'smooth'-based wool and is (I deem) a 'privately purchased'-pair. These type of shoulderstraps are of the fairly early-war-period straps and were worn in the period around 1939/1940 (and were 'worn-out' even during the rest of the war). This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. 'cyphered'-shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - 'cyphered', 'Sanitäter u. Zahnarzt'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair: I deem that I priced this attractive pair according to its unsmistaken rarity!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (early- ie. rounded-styled-) WH (Heeres) NCO- (ie. \'M36\'/\'M40\'-) pattern \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel u. Zahnarzt eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually raraly seen! - pair of (early- ie. rounded-styled), WH (Heeres) NCO- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern), so-called: 'cyphered' shoulderstraps as was piped in the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for an NCO (ie. 'Oberfeldwebel' or: sergeant first-class ie. senior medical-orderly) who served as a: 'Zahnarzt' (or: dentist ie. assistant) within a: 'Heeres Sanitäts-Abteilung' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and/or with certainty once tunic-attached-), condition. The straps are moderately worn and do show some minimal wear, age and/or staining: both straps do also show some (minimal) moth-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the desirable darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping and measure approximately 11,8 cms. in length each. The pieces show the 'standard'-pattern (somewhat shiny) silver-coloured, NCO-braid attached and come without tongues: it was with certainty a pair that was worn- (ie. intended) as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows a neat (matching, smaller-sized and/or: typical 'Buntmetall'-based) pair of so-called: 'Aesculapus'-cyphers, rarely seen (smaller-sized!) 'Z'-cyphers and equally-styled double pips period-attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel u. Zahnartzt' (or: sergeant first-class and/or dentist). The pair is constructed from the typical 'smooth'-based- ie. boiled wool and is (I deem) a 'privately purchased'-pair. These type of shoulderstraps are of the fairly early-war-period-type straps and were worn in the period around 1939/1940 (and were 'worn-out' even during the rest of the war). This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. 'cyphered'-shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - rarely seen and with certainty desirable! - 'cyphered', 'Sanitäter'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair: I deem that I priced this attractive pair accordingy!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (early- ie. rounded-styled-) WH (Heeres) NCO- (ie. \'M36\'/\'M40\'-) pattern \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel des Maschinengewehr-Bataillons 66\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and with certainty scarcely encountered! - pair of (early- ie. rounded-styled), WH (Heeres) NCO- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern), so-called: 'cyphered' shoulderstraps as was piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an NCO (ie. 'Feldwebel' or: sergeant) who served within the: 'Maschinengewehr-Bataillon 66' (or: infantry-related, heavy machine-gunners-regiment ie. unit numbered: '66') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The straps are moderately worn and do show some minimal wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping and measure approximately 12 cms. in length each. The pieces show the 'standard'-pattern (somewhat shiny) silver-coloured, NCO-braid attached and come without tongues: it was with certainty a pair that was worn- (ie. intended) as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows a neat (smaller-sized, Gothic-styled- and/or: typical zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) pair of so-called: 'M'-cyphers and equally styled double '6'-numerals and/or two (identical and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based) pips attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Feldwebel' (or: sergeant). The pair is constructed from the typical 'smooth'-based wool and is (I deem) a 'privately purchased'- pair. These type of shoulderstraps are of the fairly early-war-period straps and were worn in the period around 1939/1940 (and were 'worn-out' even during the rest of the war). This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. 'cyphered'-shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - 'cyphered', 'Maschinengewehr-Batallione'-related shoulderstrap-pair: I deem that I priced this attractive pair according to its comparative scarcity!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (early- ie. rounded-styled-) WH (Heeres) NCO- (ie. \'M36\'/\'M40\'-) pattern \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (early- ie. rounded-styled), WH (Heeres) NCO- (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern), so-called: \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps as was piped in the darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an NCO (ie. \'Oberfeldwebel\' or: sergeant first-class ie. senior medical-orderly) who served within a: \'Heeres Sanitäts-Abteilung\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The straps are moderately worn and do show some minimal wear, age and/or staining: one of straps shows a minimal damaged piping (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the desirable darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping and measure approximately 12 cms. in length each. The pieces show the \'standard\'-pattern (somewhat shiny) silver-coloured, NCO-braid attached and come without tongues: it was with certainty a pair that was worn- (ie. intended) as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-type (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows a neat (smaller-sized and/or: typical \'Buntmetall\'-based) pair of so-called: \'Aesculapus\'-cyphers and equally styled double pips period-attached denoting the NCOs rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\' (or: sergeant first-class). The pair is constructed from the typical \'smooth\'-based wool and is (I deem) a \'privately purchased\'- pair. These type of shoulderstraps are of the fairly early-war-period straps and were worn in the period around 1939/1940 (and were \'worn-out\' even during the rest of the war). This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. \'cyphered\'-shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - \'cyphered\', \'Sanitäter\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair: I deem that I priced this attractive pair accordingy!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (I deem mid- ie. later-war-period-) WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Nachshub-Abteilungs\' The neat straps - which are approximately 10,5 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured and/or: desirable 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were - I deem - only minimally used- and/or worn and do show only minimal staining and/or age caused by moderate wear and decades of storage (they are, however, fully void of any damage or alike as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and have the neat non-'standard'-type, greyish-silver-coloured 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid and four (regular-sized, identical and/or aluminium-based) pips period-attached, denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel' (ie. sergeant first-class). Of interest is, moroever, the fact that the NCO-braid is of the pattern showing two interwoven black-stripes which braid is hardly ever used for shoulderstrap-usage. Simply a great occasion to acquire a very attractive and/or fully 'text-book', M43-styled, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Nachshub-Abteilungs': great to complete any mid- ie. later-war M43-tunic!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (I deem mid- ie. later-war-period-) WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel eines Nachshub-Abteilungs\' The neat straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the \'standard-type\'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and show the neat light-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured and/or: desirable \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were I deem only minimally used- and/or worn and do show only minimal staining and/or age caused by moderate wear and decades of storage (they are, however, fully void of any damage as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and have the neat \'standard\'-type-, bright-silverish-grey-coloured \'Heeres\'-type NCO-braid and two (regular-sized-, identical and/or aluminium-based-) pips attached, denoting the NCOs\'-rank of: \'Feldwebel\' (ie. sergeant). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or fully \'text-book\', M43-styled-, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel eines Nachshub-Abteilungs\': great to complete any mid- ie. later-war M43-tunic!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO early- ie. pre-war-period-) WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M36\'-pattern-, NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and worn by! - an: \'Oberwachtmeister eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments\' The neat straps - which are approximately 10,4 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical darker-green-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or: woolen-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were IMO only minimally used- and/or worn and do show only minimal staining and/or age caused by moderate wear and decades of storage (they are, however, fully void of any damage as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard'-type-, silverish-grey- (ie. truly shiny-) coloured-, 'Heeres'-type- NCO-braid and four (identical and zinc-based-) pips attached, denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Oberwachtmeister o. Oberfeldwebel' (ie. sergeant first-class). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or fully 'text-book', M35-styled-, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberwachtmeister eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments': great to complete any early-war M36- (or even a so-called: 'Sturmgeschütze'-'wrap-around'-) tunic!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO early- ie. pre-war-period-) WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M36\'-pattern-, \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and worn by! - a: \'Wachtmeister des Artillerie-Abteilungs 5\' The neat straps - which are approximately 10,9 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical darker-green-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or: woolen-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were IMO only minimally used- and/or worn and do show only minimal staining and/or age caused by moderate wear and decades of storage (they are, however, fully void of any damage as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard'-type-, silverish-grey- (ie. truly shiny-) coloured-, 'Heeres'-type- NCO-braid and two (identical and 'Buntmetall'-based-) '5'-numerals and two (identical and/or aluminium-based-) pips attached, denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or fully 'text-book', M35-styled-, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Wachtmeister des Artillerie-Abteilungs 5': great to complete any early-war M36-tunic!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO mid- ie. later-war-period-) WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M43\'-pattern-, NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel eines Nachshub-Abteilungs\' The neat straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the \'standard-type\'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and show the neat light-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured and/or: desirable \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were IMO only minimally used- and/or worn and do show only minimal staining and/or age caused by moderate wear and decades of storage (they are, however, fully void of any damage as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and have the neat \'standard\'-type-, silverish-grey-coloured-, \'Heeres\'-type- NCO-braid and two (smaller-sized-, identical and/or zinc-based-) pips attached, denoting the NCOs\'-rank of: \'Feldwebel\' (ie. sergeant). The set was found with a pair of field-grey-coloured- and pebbled-style buttons attached. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or fully \'text-book\', M43-styled-, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel eines Nachshub-Abteilungs\': great to complete any mid- ie. later-war M43-tunic!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO mid- ie. later-war-period-) WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M43\'-pattern-, NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and worn by! - an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs\' The neat straps - which are approximately 10,8 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured and/or: desirable 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were IMO only minimally used- and/or worn and do show only minimal staining and/or age caused by moderate wear and decades of storage (they are, however, fully void of any damage as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard'-type-, bluish-silver-coloured-, 'Heeres'-type- NCO-braid and four (regular-sized-, identical and/or aluminium-based-) pips attached, denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Obefeldwebel' (ie. sergeant first-class). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or fully 'text-book', M43-styled-, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs': great to complete any mid- ie. later-war M43-tunic!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO mid-war-period-) WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, EM-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Kavallerie o. Aufklärung-Abteilungs\' The truly attractive straps - which are approximately 11,7 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were clearly used- and/or worn and do show moderate staining and/or age caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (see pictures). The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and were intended for usage by a simple 'Soldat' (ie. soldier). Both straps show an inked stamp (on the inside of the tongues) that reads: 'N49'. It should be, moreover, be mentioned that this golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour is not the easiest 'Waffenfarbe' to encounter! Simply a great occasion to acquire a very attractive and/or fully 'text-book', M43-styled-, EM-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Kavallerie o. Aufklärung-Abteilungs' (or soldier who served within an army cavalry- ie. reconnaissace-unit): great to store in any insignia-collection or ideal to complete any later- ie. mid-war 'Heeres'-tunic!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO mid-war-period-) WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments\' The neat straps - which are approximately 11,4 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or: desirable 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were clearly used- and/or worn and do show moderate staining and/or age caused by moderate wear and/or: decades of storage (they are, however, fully void of any damage). The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard'-type-, silverish-grey- coloured-, 'Heeres'-type- NCO-braid and two (identical and/or IMO aluminium-based-) pips attached, denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or fully 'text-book', M43-styled-, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments': great to complete any later-war M43- (or even a so-called: 'Sturmgeschütze'-'wrap-around'-) tunic!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO mid-war-period-) WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments\' The neat straps - which are approximately 12,4 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or: 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping attached. The straps were clearly used- and/or worn and do show moderate staining and/or age caused by moderate wear and/or: decades of storage. The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard'-type-, silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat bluish-coloured- ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) 'Heeres'-type- NCO-braid and two (identical and/or zinc-based-) pips attached, denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or fully 'text-book', M43-styled-, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments': great to complete any later-war M43- (or even a so-called: 'Sturmgeschütze'-'wrap-around'-) tunic!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO mid-war-period-) WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments\' The neat straps - which are approximately 11,2 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or: desirable 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were clearly used- and/or worn and do show moderate staining and/or age caused by moderate wear and/or: decades of storage (they are, however, fully void of any damage). The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard'-type-, silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat yellowish-) coloured-, 'Heeres'-type- NCO-braid attached, denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or fully 'text-book', M43-styled-, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments': great to complete any later-war M43- (or even a so-called: 'Sturmgeschütze'-'wrap-around'-) tunic!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO mid-war-period-) WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier u. Offiziers-Anwärter eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments\' The neat straps - which are approximately 12,2 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or: 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping attached. The straps were clearly used- and/or worn and do show moderate staining and/or age caused by moderate wear and/or: decades of storage. The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard'-type-, silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat yellowish-coloured- ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) 'Heeres'-type- NCO-braid attached, denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant). Next to this the pair shows a set of (neatly confectioned!) so-called: 'Offiziers-Anwärter-Laschen' period-attached (which are both constructed from a field-grey-coloured 'Übershube' on which two identical stripes of NCO-braid are stitched). The set was truly always together and worn as such: something that can also be corroborated by studying the 'Offiziers-Anwärter-Laschen': they show the same NCO-braid as used on the straps (see pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or fully 'text-book', M43-styled-, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier u. Offiziers-Anwärter eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments': great to complete any later-war M43- (or even a so-called: 'Sturmgeschütze'-'wrap-around'-) tunic!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO mid-war-period-) WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel u. Offiziersanwärter eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments\' The neat straps - which are approximately 12,3 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were clearly used- and/or worn and do show moderate staining and/or age caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (see pictures). The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard'-type- and/or bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. sub-dued) 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid and/or one (zinc-based- and/or smaller-sized) pip each attached, denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Feldwebel o. Wachtmeister' (ie. sergeant). Moreover, does the pair show two dual-stripes (ie. 'Laschen') of (identically executed- and/or also bluish-coloured-) NCO-braid period-attached, denoting that the bearer was also an officers'-candidate (or: 'Offiziers-Anwärter'). These 'Laschen' are loosely attached to the straps - see pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or fully 'text-book', M43-styled-, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel u. Offiziersanwärter eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments': great to store in any insignia-collection or ideal to complete any later- ie. mid-war M43- (or even a so-called: 'Sturmgeschütze'-'wrap-around'-) tunic!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO mid-war-period-) WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M43\'-pattern-, NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments\' The neat straps - which are approximately 12,1 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or: desirable 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were IMO only minimally used- and/or worn and do show moderate staining and/or age caused by moderate wear and decades of storage (they are, however, fully void of any damage). The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard'-type-, silverish-grey- (ie. truly shiny-) coloured-, 'Heeres'-type- NCO-braid attached, denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or fully 'text-book', M43-styled-, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments': great to complete any later-war M43- (or even a so-called: 'Sturmgeschütze'-'wrap-around'-) tunic!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO) early- ie. pre-war-period, WH (Heeres) aluminium-based skull-devices (\'Totenköpfe\') as were intended for usage on the black woolen-based- and/or bright-pink-piped \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO) early- ie. pre-war-period, WH (Heeres) aluminium-based skull-devices ('Totenköpfe') as were intended for (amongst others) usage on the black woolen-based 'Panzer'-collar-tabs ('Kragenspiegel'), both pieces coming in an overall nice- and/or once tab-attached-, condition. Both skulls are executed in typical, silver-coloured aluminium and both retain their (surely once bent but still functional) copper-toned prongs in place: as such, they can naturally easily be used to complete a pair of 'Kragenspiegel'. The skulls were never cleaned nor polished and do show some age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an original - and fully matching! - pair of early- ie. pre-war-period 'Panzer'-skulls that can easily be graded 'fairly rare' and that is hard to encounter when needed!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO) mid- ie. later-war-period, WH (Heeres) \'Feinzink\'-based skull-devices (\'Totenköpfe\') as were intended for usage on the black woolen-based- and/or bright-pink-piped \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO) mid- ie. later-war-period, WH (Heeres) 'Feinzink'-based skull-devices ('Totenköpfe') as were intended for (amongst others) usage on the black woolen-based 'Panzer'-collar-tabs ('Kragenspiegel'), both pieces coming in a wonderful- and/or never tab-attached-, condition. Both skulls are executed in typical, greyish-coloured zinc (ie. 'Feinzink') and both retain their (never bent) prongs in place: as such, they can easily be used to complete a pair of 'Kragenspiegel'. The skulls were never cleaned nor polished and do show some age and/or minimal staining. Simply an original - and fully matching! - pair of mid- ie. later-war-period- 'Panzer'-skulls that can easily be graded 'fairly rare' and that is nowadays hard to encounter!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO) mid- ie. later-war-period, WH (Heeres) \'Feinzink\'-based skull-devices (\'Totenköpfe\') as were intended for usage on the black woolen-based- and/or bright-pink-piped \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO) mid- ie. later-war-period, WH (Heeres) 'Feinzink'-based skull-devices ('Totenköpfe') as were intended for (amongst others) usage on the black woolen-based 'Panzer'-collar-tabs ('Kragenspiegel'), both pieces coming in a wonderful- and/or never tab-attached-, condition. Both skulls are executed in typical, greyish-coloured zinc (ie. 'Feinzink') and both retain their (never bent) prongs in place: as such, they can easily be used to complete a pair of 'Kragenspiegel'. The skulls were never cleaned nor polished and do show some age and/or minimal staining. Simply an original - and fully matching! - pair of mid- ie. later-war-period- 'Panzer'-skulls that can easily be graded 'fairly rare' and that is nowadays hard to encounter!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO) mid- ie. later-war-period, WH (Heeres) \'Feinzink\'-based skull-devices (\'Totenköpfe\') as were intended for usage on the black woolen-based- and/or bright-pink-piped \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO) mid- ie. later-war-period, WH (Heeres) 'Feinzink'-based skull-devices ('Totenköpfe') as were intended for (amongst others) usage on the black woolen-based 'Panzer'-collar-tabs ('Kragenspiegel'), both pieces coming in a wonderful- and/or never tab-attached-, condition. Both skulls are executed in typical, greyish-coloured zinc (ie. 'Feinzink') and both retain their (never bent) prongs in place: as such, they can easily be used to complete a pair of 'Kragenspiegel'. The skulls were never cleaned nor polished and do show some age and/or minimal staining. Simply an original - and fully matching! - pair of mid- ie. later-war-period- 'Panzer'-skulls that can easily be graded 'fairly rare' and that is nowadays hard to encounter!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO) mid- ie. later-war-period, WH (Heeres) \'Feinzink\'-based skull-devices (\'Totenköpfe\') as were intended for usage on the black woolen-based- and/or bright-pink-piped \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (IMO) mid- ie. later-war-period, WH (Heeres) 'Feinzink'-based skull-devices ('Totenköpfe') as were intended for (amongst others) usage on the black woolen-based 'Panzer'-collar-tabs ('Kragenspiegel'), both pieces coming in a wonderful- and/or never tab-attached-, condition. Both skulls are executed in typical, greyish-coloured zinc (ie. 'Feinzink') and both retain their (never bent) prongs in place: as such, they can easily be used to complete a pair of 'Kragenspiegel'. The skulls were never cleaned nor polished and do show some age and/or minimal staining. Simply an original - and fully matching! - pair of mid- ie. later-war-period- 'Panzer'-skulls that can easily be graded 'fairly rare' and that is nowadays hard to encounter!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (typical) early-period and neatly \'cyphered\', so-called: \'Hitlerjugend\' (HJ) \'Landjahr\'-shoulderstraps as was intended for and used by a member with the rank of: \'Hitlerjunge\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - (typical) early-period and neatly \'cyphered\', so-called: \'Hitlerjugend\' (HJ) \'Landjahr\'-shoulderstraps as was intended for - and clearly used by! - a member with the rank of: \'Hitlerjunge\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic- ie. shirt- removed-) condition. The pair was with certainy moderately worn after which it was carefully shirt- ie. tunic-removed and/or stored as such for decades. The neat (and truly very early-type I deem to be dated around 1934!) shoulderstrap-pair is of the \'sew-in\'-type (without having tongues) and measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length each. The set is void of an \'RzM-etiket\'. Both straps - which are constructed from the typical light-brown-coloured linnen as to be expected - show the neat (larger-sized- and/or Gothic-styled) so-called: \'L\'-characters, which are beautifully chain-stitched (done in so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\') and are executed in the typical light-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour signifying \'Landjahr\'-usage. They have the typical \'rayon-based\'-type piping as to be expected. The straps never had any tongues and were (I deem) \'directly sewn on the shirt or tunic\'. The purpose of the \'HJ-Landjahr\', which was introduced in 1934, was to \'deepen the ties connecting the young people of urban areas with the land and peasentry\'. As stated above have both boards clearly been used do both show some normal wear and/or aging. Simply an fairly rare set of youth-related \'Landjahr\'-shoulderstraps that comes not that often for sale. I deem that I priced this great pair according to its unmistaken rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (typical) early-period and neatly \'cyphered\', so-called: \'Hitlerjugend\' (HJ) \'Landjahr\'-shoulderstraps as was intended for and used by a member with the rank of: \'Hitlerjunge\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - (typical) early-period and neatly \'cyphered\', so-called: \'Hitlerjugend\' (HJ) \'Landjahr\'-shoulderstraps as was intended for - and clearly used by! - a member with the rank of: \'Hitlerjunge\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic- ie. shirt- removed-) condition. The pair was with certainy worn as such after which it was carefully shirt- ie. tunic-removed and/or stored as such for decades. The neat (and truly very early-type I deem to be dated around 1934!) shoulderstrap-pair is of the \'sew-in\'-type (without having tongues) and measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length each. The set is void of an \'RzM-etiket\'. Both straps - which are constructed from the typical light-brown-coloured linnen as to be expected - show the neat (larger-sized- and/or Gothic-styled) so-called: \'L\'-characters, which are beautifully chain-stitched (done in so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\') and are executed in the typical light-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour signifying \'Landjahr\'-usage. They have the typical \'rayon-based\'-type piping as to be expected. The straps never had any tongues and were (I deem) \'directly sewn on ie. into the shirt or tunic\'. The purpose of the \'HJ-Landjahr\', which was introduced in 1934, was to \'deepen the ties connecting the young people of urban areas with the land and peasentry\'. As stated above, were both straps clearly used and do both show regular wear and/or aging (a tiny hole is visible on one of the straps). Simply an fairly rarely encountered pair of youth-related \'Landjahr\'-shoulderstraps that comes not that often for sale. I deem that I priced this great pair according to its unmistaken rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early period, WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' (M36-pattern- and/or rounded-), NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel des Wehrersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises V\' This is a truly attractive - and fully matching and with certainty rarely encountered! - pair of early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. 'M36'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-), WH (Heeres) 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps, as piped in the neat bright-orange- (ie. 'orangeroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and most certainly worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel des Wehrersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises V' (or: army-NCO ie. sergeant who was part of the recruitment-troops within the area of: 'Wehrkreis V', being a larger area situated in the provinces Baden and Würtemberg and residing in the town of Stuttgart) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued and/or moderately worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which do show some regular age ie. wear and/or minimal staining caused by moderate usage and/or wear - come as stated above in an overall very nice, albeit moderately used and/or worn condition but are void of any damage whatsoever. The straps are executed in the darker-green coloured- (and/or: 'smooth'-type) wool and have the rayon-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps - which never had any tongues attached and that were clearly used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type - measure approximately 10,6 cms. in length each. The straps show the 'standard'- (ie. early-period-) type, silverish-grey-coloured NCO-braid and neat Roman-styled- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based so-called: 'V'-numerals- and two (equally styled) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs rank ie. function of: 'Feldwebel des Wehrersatzdienstelle im Wehrkreises V'. The pair came with a set of silver-coloured tunic-buttons attached (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that I have priced this attractive- and early-period shoulderstrap-pair according to its evident desirability and/or comparative rarity!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. even pre-war-) period, \'standard-issue\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) aluminium-based skull-devices (\'Totenköpfe\') as intended for usage on (amongst others) the \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and actually hard to find! - pair of early- (ie. even pre-war-) period, 'standard-issue'-pattern, WH (Heeres) alumnium-based skull-devices ('Totenköpfe für Kragenspiegel') as were intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based 'Panzer'-collar-tabs and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem most certainly used- ie. worn- and carefully collar-tab-removed-), condition. Both skulls are of the desirable 'standard-issue'- (ie. early aluminium-based-) pattern that have both only one (golden-toned- and copper-based) prong in place (both show a missing prong as can be seen on the pictures). Both remaining prongs were most certainly once bent but can, nevertheless, still excellenty be used to complete a pair of 'Kragenspiegel'. The skulls were never cleaned nor polished and do show some age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an original - and fully matching! - pair of early-period- and/or aluminium-based 'Panzer'-skulls for a competitive price!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-) war-period (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern-) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen\' The attractive - and not that easily found! - pair of early- (ie. pre-) war-period (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps have the desirable white- (ie. weisser) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for - and truly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: junior-sergeant and member of the infantry-troops) that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The straps are approximately 12 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered and have the 'standard-type', typical darker-green-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured and/or woolen-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps were only moderately used- and/or worn and do show some minimal staining, wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard-issue'-type- and/or silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. minimally sub-dued) 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant). Both straps were resumably once glue into an album or scrapbook and do show some minimal glue-residue on the backings of both tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older and larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or fully 'text-book', pair of early- (ie. pre-) war-period (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern- and/or rounded-styled) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: 'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen': great to store in any insignia-collection or ideal to complete any M36 ie. M40-pattern tunic!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. M40\'-pattern) WH (Heeres, \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel eines Kavallerie-Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and with certainty scarcely encountered! - pair of (I deem) early- ie. (pre-) war-period- (ie. 'M36 o. M40'-pattern- (rounded-styled), WH (Heeres) ie. 'Kavallerie'-related- and/or neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and most certainly worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel eines Kavallerie-Aufklärungs-Abteilungs' (or: sergeant who served within a cavalry-related, reconnaissance unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-) condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each - come naturally mounted onto their original tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was only moderately used ie. worn and comes as found and/or stored for decades (it is just a tiny bit dirty and/or stained). The shoulderstraps - which show the neat and desirable, golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like-type' piping attached have the ('standard'-pattern) bluish-grey-coloured (ie. sub-dued) NCO-braid attached and do show a matching set of (larger-sized-, bright-silver-toned and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) Gothic-styled 'A'-cyphers attached. Next to this does the pair show a pair of (matching- and identically styled) pips attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine- ie. just minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair - which is of the 'standard-issued pattern' and that does NOT originate from a tailor-shop or alike - was with certainty worn as such but shows two restored(?) areas on the back of the tongues (I have no idea why this was done). This unusual pair originated from an older and larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Still an attractive and scarcely seen pair of early- (ie. mid-) war-period and/or neatly 'cyphered' so-called: 'M36/M40-pattern'-shoulderstraps as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel eines Kavallerie-Aufklärungs-Abteilungs'. I deem that I have priced this neat shoulderstrap-pair according to its unmistaken desirability!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-) war-period- ie. \'M36\'/\'M40\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as were intended for an: \'Unteroffizier eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\' This is a very attractive - and as such actually scarcely encountered! - fully matching pair of (I deem) early-ie. pre-war-period- ie. 'M36'- (ie. M40-) pattern (rounded-style- and so-called: privately-purchased), WH (Heeres) ie. 'Kavallerie'-related, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as were intended for an: 'Unteroffizier eines Aufklärungs-Abteilungs' (or: junior-sergeant who served within a cavalry-related, reconnaissance unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued albeit simply never worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which each measure approximately 11,1 cms. in length - come naturally mounted onto their original tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was simply never used nor worn and comes as found and/or stored for decades. The shoulderstraps - which show the neat and desirable, golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or rayon-type piping - have the silverish- (ie. somewhat golden-) coloured NCO-braid attached denoting that the NCO who wore these straps held the rank of: 'Unteroffizier'. Taking into account that this pair was entirely constructed of 'smooth-type' ie. 'boiled' wool I deem this a typical, so-called privately-purchased pair. Nevertheless, a very attractive pair of early- (ie. pre-) war-period so-called: 'M36-/M40-pattern'-shoulderstraps as were intended for - and worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-) war-period- ie. \'M36\'/\'M40\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as were intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel u. Offiziers-Anwärter eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\' This is a very attractive - and as such actually scarcely encountered! - fully matching pair of (I deem) early-ie. pre-war-period- ie. \'M36\'- (ie. M40-) pattern (rounded-style- and typically \'standard-issue\'- ie. non-tailor-made), WH (Heeres) ie. \'Kavallerie\'-related, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as were intended for a: \'Feldwebel u. Offiziers-Anwärter eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\' (or: sergeant and/or officers\'-candidate who served within a cavalry-related, reconnaissance unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem clearly issued and moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which each measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length - come mounted onto their (I deem later-added) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was just moderately worn and comes as found and/or stored for decades. The shoulderstraps - which show the neat and desirable, golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping - have the silverish-coloured NCO-braid and a single (\'Buntmetall\'-based) period-attached denoting that the NCO who wore these straps held the rank of: \'Unteroffizier\'. Next to this does the pair show two (firmly attached!) loops (ie. \'Schuben) which are executed in similar-styled NCO-braid denoting that the NCO who wore this pair was also an officer-candidate (ie. \'Offiziers-Anwärter\'). Simply a very attractive pair of early- (ie. pre-) war-period so-called: \'M36-/M40-pattern\'-shoulderstraps as were intended for - and worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel u. Offiziers-Anwärter eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-) war-period- ie. \'M36\'/\'M40\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as were intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\' This is a very attractive - and as such actually scarcely encountered! - fully matching pair of (I deem) early-ie. pre-war-period- ie. \'M36\'- (ie. M40-) pattern (rounded-style- and typically \'standard-issue\'- ie. non-tailor-made), WH (Heeres) ie. \'Kavallerie\'-related, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as were intended for an: \'Unteroffizier eines Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within a cavalry-related, reconnaissance unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which each measure approximately 11 cms. in length - come naturally mounted onto their original tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was just moderately worn and comes as found and/or stored for decades. The shoulderstraps - which show the neat and desirable, golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping - have the silverish-coloured NCO-braid attached denoting that the NCO who wore these straps held the rank of: \'Unteroffizier\'. Simply a very attractive pair of early- (ie. pre-) war-period so-called: \'M36-/M40-pattern\'-shoulderstraps as were intended for - and worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-) war-period- ie. \'M36\'/\'M40\'-pattern, WH (Heeres), NCO-type shoulderstraps as were intended for an: \'Unteroffizier eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\' This is a very attractive - and as such actually scarcely encountered! - fully matching pair of (I deem) early-ie. pre-war-period- ie. 'M36'- (ie. M40-) pattern (rounded-style), WH (Heeres) ie. 'Kavallerie'-related, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as were intended for - and most certainly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier eines Aufklärungs-Abteilungs' (or junior-sergeant who served within a cavalry-related, reconnaissance unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which each measure approximately 10 cms. in length - come naturally mounted onto their original tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was moderately used ie. worn and comes as found and/or stored for decades and is a bit dirty and/or stained and shows the obvious signs of having been moderately worn. The shoulderstraps - which show the neat and desirable, golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type piping - have the silverish- (ie. somewhat golden-) coloured NCO-braid attached denoting that the NCO who wore these straps held the rank of: 'Unteroffizier'. Taking into account that this pair was entirely constructed of 'smooth-type' ie. 'boiled' wool I deem this a so-called privately-purchased pair. Nevertheless a very attractive pair of early- (ie. pre-) war-period so-called: 'M36-/M40-pattern'-shoulderstraps as were intended for - and worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier eines Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-)war-period (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern-) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen\' The attractive - and nowadays not that easily found! - pair of early- (ie. pre-)war-period (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern- and/or rounded-style) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps have the desirable white- (ie. weisser) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for - and truly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: junior-sergeant and member of the infantry-troops) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The straps are approximately 11,6 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered and have the 'standard-type', typical darker-green-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured and/or woolen-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps were only moderately used- and/or worn and do show some minimal staining, wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come mounted onto their functional (but later-added!) tongues and have the neat 'standard-issue'-type- and/or silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. minimally sub-dued) 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant). Both straps show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older and larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or fully 'text-book', pair of early- (ie. pre-)war-period (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern- and/or rounded-styled) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: 'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen': great to store in any insignia-collection or ideal to complete any M36 ie. M40-pattern tunic!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-)war-period (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern-) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen\' The attractive - fully matching and nowadays not that easily found! - pair of early- (ie. pre-)war-period (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern- and/or rounded-style) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps have the desirable white- (ie. weisser) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for - and truly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: junior-sergeant and member of the infantry-troops) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The straps are approximately 11,6 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered and have the 'standard-type', typical darker-green-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured and/or woolen-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps were only moderately used- and/or worn and do show some minimal staining, wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come mounted onto their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard-issue'-type- and/or silverish-blue-coloured- (ie. minimally sub-dued) 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant). Both straps show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older and larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or fully 'text-book', pair of early- (ie. pre-)war-period (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern- and/or rounded-styled) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: 'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen': great to store in any insignia-collection or ideal to complete any M36 ie. M40-pattern tunic!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-)war-period (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern-) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen\' The attractive - fully matching and nowadays not that easily found! - pair of early- (ie. pre-)war-period (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern- and/or rounded-style) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps have the desirable white- (ie. weisser) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for - and truly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: junior-sergeant and member of the infantry-troops) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The straps are approximately 11,9 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered and have the 'standard-type', typical darker-green-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps were only moderately used- and/or worn and do show some minimal staining, wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come mounted onto their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard-issue'-type- and/or silverish-coloured- (ie. minimally sub-dued) 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant). Both straps show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older and larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or fully 'text-book', pair of early- (ie. pre-)war-period (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern- and/or rounded-styled) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: 'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen': great to store in any insignia-collection or ideal to complete any M36 ie. M40-pattern tunic!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-)war-period (ie. \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern-) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen\' The attractive - fully matching and nowadays not that easily found! - pair of early- (ie. pre-)war-period (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern- and/or rounded-style) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps have the desirable white- (ie. weisser) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for - and truly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: junior-sergeant and member of the infantry-troops) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The fairly long-sized straps measure approximately 13 cms. in length each as more often encountered (they were presumably intended for usage on the great-coat ie. 'Mantel') and have the 'standard-type', typical darker-green-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured and/or woolen-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps were only moderately used- and/or worn and do show some minimal staining, wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come mounted onto their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard-issue'-type- and/or silverish-coloured- (ie. minimally sub-dued) 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant). Both straps show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older and larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or fully 'text-book', pair of early- (ie. pre-)war-period (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern- and/or rounded-styled) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: 'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen': great to store in any insignia-collection or ideal to complete any M36 ie. M40-pattern tunic ie. 'Mantel'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-war-) period WH (Heeres) aluminium-based skull-devices (\'Totenköpfe\') as were intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of (I deem) fairly early- (ie. pre-war-) period, WH (Heeres) aluminium-based skull-devices (ie. 'Totenköpfe für Kragenspiegel') as were intended for (amongst others) usage on the black woolen-based 'Panzer'-collar-tabs ('Kragenspiegel'), both pieces coming in an overall nice- (albeit once tab-attached- and carefully removed-), condition. Both skulls are executed in typical, silver-coloured aluminium. One of the skull has both its (copper-toned) prongs in place whereas the other misses regrettably one prong: as such, they can, however, still easily be used to complete a pair of 'Kragenspiegel'. The skulls were never cleaned nor polished and do show some age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an original - and fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-war-) period 'Panzer'-skulls that can easily be graded 'fairly scarce' and that is hard to encounter when needed!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-war-) period WH (Heeres) \'M36\'-type collar-patches (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - pair of early- (ie. pre-war-) period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M36\'-type collar-patches (ie. \'Einheits- kragenspiegel\') as was piped in the desirable, darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: \'Soldat o. Unteroffizier der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen\' (or: army soldier ie. NCO who served within an army mountain-troopers-unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The tabs are nicely \'pre-mounted\' (ie. partly machine-stitched) on a dark-green-coloured- and/or: typical \'smooth\' woolen-based background as to be expected. The set shows the neat \'buckram\'-based backings as is more often encountered (as can be seen pictures). Simply a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - \'M36\'-type collar-tab-pair that comes in a very desirable branchcolour ie. \'Waffenfarbe\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-war-) period WH (Heeres), \'M36\'-type (pointed-style-) \'cyphered\'-, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 119\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-war-) period WH (Heeres), 'M36'-type (pointed-/generic style-) 'cyphered'-, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps, being of the generic-model without having any piping, as was intended for - and/or minimally worn by! - a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 119' (or simple soldier within the infantry-regiment numbered: '119'), in overall very nice (ie. minimally worn- and/or used-) condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 12,3 cms. in length each - come mounted on their original tongues. The pair - which is executed in the 'smooth-type' wool - was IMO only minimally used ie. worn and comes as found and/or stored for decades: the set is a bit dirty and/or stained and shows the obvious signs of having been moderately worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which have as stated above no piping - show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') '119'-numerals (ie. 'cyphers'). These are executed in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool as to be expected. Simply a very attractive pair of early-war period and/or 'cyphered' shoulderstraps as was intended for a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 119': great to complete any 'M36-model' Heeres-tunic or to be stored in any shoulderstrap-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-war-) period WH (Heeres), \'M36\'-type (pointed-style-) \'cyphered\'-, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 65\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-war-) period WH (Heeres), 'M36'-type (pointed-/generic style-) 'cyphered'-, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps, being of the generic-model without having any piping, as was intended for - and/or minimally worn by! - a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 65' (or simple soldier within the infantry-regiment numbered: '65'), that comes in an overall very nice (ie. minimally worn- and/or used-) condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - come mounted on their original tongues. The pair - which is executed in the 'smooth-type' wool - was IMO only minimally used ie. worn and comes as found and/or stored for decades: the set is a bit dirty and/or stained and shows the obvious signs of having been moderately worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which have as stated above no piping - show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') '65'-numerals (ie. 'cyphers'). These are executed in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool as to be expected. Simply a very attractive pair of early-war period and/or 'cyphered' shoulderstraps as was intended for a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 65': great to complete any 'M36-model' Heeres-tunic or to be stored in any shoulderstrap-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-war-) period WH (Heeres), \'M36\'-type (pointed-style-) \'cyphered\'-, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 9\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. pre-war-) period WH (Heeres), 'M36'-type (pointed-/generic style-) 'cyphered'-, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps, being of the generic-model without having any piping, as was intended for - and/or minimally worn by! - a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 9' (or simple soldier within the infantry-regiment numbered: '9'), in overall very nice (ie. minimally worn- and/or used-) condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length each - come mounted on their original tongues. The pair - which is executed in the 'smooth-type' wool - was IMO only minimally used ie. worn and comes as found and/or stored for decades: the set is a bit dirty and/or stained and shows the obvious signs of having been moderately worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which have as stated above no piping - show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') '9'-numerals (ie. 'cyphers'). These are executed in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool as to be expected. Simply a very attractive pair of early-war period and/or 'cyphered' shoulderstraps as was intended for a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 9': great to complete any 'M36-model' Heeres-tunic or to be stored in any shoulderstrap-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- ie. mid-war-) period-, WH (Heeres) \'M36\'-type collar-patches (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen\' I recently uncovered four (fully identical-, matching- and with certainty scarcely encountered!) pairs of IMO early-war period-, WH (Heeres) so-called: 'M36'-type collar-patches (ie. 'Einheitskragenspiegel') as were piped in the desirable, darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured-branchcolour, as were intended usage by the: 'Soldaten o. Unteroffiziere der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen' (or army soldiers ie. NCOs who served within an army mountain-troopers-unit), all four pairs in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never tunic-attached- ie. non-folded-), condition. The tabs were simply never worn- nor tunic-attached and came 'as straightly cut-of the role': they can easily be graded 'mint- ie. unissued' (as can be seen on the pictures). They are totally void of any damage and are just a bit wrinkled- ie. stained simply caused by decades of storage only (see pictures): they could, however, be easily folded ie. trimmed to be mounted on almost any 'Heeres'-tunic. The asking-price is naturally intended per single pair. It should be noted that these fully matching pairs of non-confectioned- and/or mint- ie. unissued 'Einheitskragenspiegel' are hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce': even more so when they come in the hard to encounter darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured-branchcolour as was used by the 'Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- ie. mid-war-) period-, WH (Heeres) \'M36\'-type collar-patches (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen\' I recently uncovered two (fully identical-, matching- and with certainty scarcely encountered!) pairs of IMO early- (ie. mid-) war period-, WH (Heeres) so-called: 'M36'-type collar-patches (ie. 'Einheitskragenspiegel') as were piped in the desirable, darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured-branchcolour, as were intended usage by the: 'Soldaten o. Unteroffiziere der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen' (or: army soldiers ie. NCOs who served within an army mountain-troopers-unit), both pairs in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never tunic-attached- ie. non-folded-), condition. The tabs were simply never worn- nor tunic-attached and came 'as straightly cut-of the role': they can easily be graded 'mint- ie. unissued' (as can be seen on the pictures). They are totally void of any damage and are just a bit wrinkled- ie. stained simply caused by decades of storage only (see pictures): they could, however, be easily folded ie. trimmed to be mounted on almost any 'Heeres'-tunic. The asking-price is naturally intended per single pair. It should be noted that these fully matching pairs of non-confectioned- and/or mint- ie. unissued 'Einheitskragenspiegel' are hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce': even more so when they come in the hard to encounter darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured-branchcolour as was used by the 'Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early- ie. mid-war-) period-, WH (Heeres) \'M36\'-type collar-patches (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen\' I recently uncovered two (fully identical-, matching- and with certainty scarcely encountered!) pairs of IMO early- (ie. mid-) war period-, WH (Heeres) so-called: 'M36'-type collar-patches (ie. 'Einheitskragenspiegel') as were piped in the desirable, darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured-branchcolour, as were intended usage by the: 'Soldaten o. Unteroffiziere der Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen' (or: army soldiers ie. NCOs who served within an army mountain-troopers-unit), both pairs in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never tunic-attached- ie. non-folded-), condition. The tabs were simply never worn- nor tunic-attached and came 'as straightly cut-of the role': they can easily be graded 'mint- ie. unissued' (as can be seen on the pictures). They are totally void of any damage and are just a bit wrinkled- ie. stained simply caused by decades of storage only (see pictures): they could, however, be easily folded ie. trimmed to be mounted on almost any 'Heeres'-tunic. The asking-price is naturally intended per single pair. It should be noted that these fully matching pairs of non-confectioned- and/or mint- ie. unissued 'Einheitskragenspiegel' are hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce': even more so when they come in the hard to encounter darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured-branchcolour as was used by the 'Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Truppen'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early-war period- (ie. \'M36 o. M40\'-pattern) WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstraps for a: \'Soldat eines Pz.Gren.-Rgts.\' (showing a set of yellow-toned, regimental indicator \'Laschen\' attached) This is an attractive - and as such actually scarcely encountered! - fully matching pair of - I deem - early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. 'M36 o. M40'-pattern), WH (Heeres) ie. 'Panzergrenadiere'-related, NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured branchcolour and having a set of golden-yellow-coloured so-called: regimental-indicator 'Laschen' period-attached as was intended for - and most certainly worn by! - a: 'Soldat eines Panzergrenadier-Regiments' (or simple soldier who served within an infantry-related rifle unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which each measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each - come naturally mounted onto their original - and smaller-sized - tongues (a can be seen on the pictures). The pair was clearly- ie. moderately used ie. worn and comes as found and/or stored for decades. The straps are a tiny bit dirty and/or stained and show the obvious signs of having been moderately worn. The neat shoulderstraps - which show the neat and desirable, bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured- and/or: woolen-type piping - are constructed from the so-called: boiled-wool and originate from private-production: they are a typical examples of a neat tailor-made pair that was without doubt privately purchased. The pair came with a pair of pebbled-style tunic-buttons (which are firmly attached to the straps by a safety-pin). The pair was once glued into an album or scrapbook and still shows some minimal glue- ie. carton residue on the back of the tongues. It should, however, be noted that these early- (ie. mid-) war-period 'Panzergrenadiere'-related shoulderstrap-pairs are with certainty not that easily encountered and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very attractive pair of so-called: 'M36 o. M40'-pattern, green-piped shoulderstraps as was intended for - and most certainly worn by! - a: 'Soldat eines Panzergrenadier-Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of early-war period-, WH (Heeres) \'M36\'-type collar-patches (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Gebirgsjäger-Truppen \' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and actually rarely encountered! - pair of IMO early-war period-, WH (Heeres) so-called: 'M36'-type collar-patches (ie. 'Einheits- kragenspiegel') as was piped in the desirable, darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured-branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Soldat o. Unteroffizier der Gebirgsjäger-Truppen' (or army soldier ie. NCO who served within an army mountain-troopers-unit), in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never tunic-attached), condition. The tabs are nicely 'pre-mounted' (ie. partly machine-stitched) on a dark-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth' woolen-based- background as to be expected. The set shows the neat 'buckram'-based backings as is more often encountered (see pictures). Simply a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - 'M36'-type collar-tab-pair that comes in a very desirable branchcolour ie. 'Waffenfarbe'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of enlisted-mens\'-type, WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-issue\' shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of enlisted-mens\'-type, WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-issue\' shoulderstraps as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldbelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' (or: simple pilot- or paratrooper soldier) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or simply never worn-) condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which are both approximately 10 cms. sized in length - just shows some minimal storage-aging and/or slight staining and have - as stated above - the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'gold- gelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour (ie. \'silk-like\'-type piping-) attached. The straps - which are both executed in the regular - albeit slightly \'thinner\'-styled linnen, something that I deem signifies that it was a set that was intended to be worn on a shirt - comes naturally mounted onto their functional tongues. Of additional interest, is naturally the fact that this pair is truly fully matching in all facets: something that is most certainly not always the case with these WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-issue\' shoulderstraps. Simply a very nice and naturally 100% genuine, period pair: hard to find a nicer set for a more interesting price!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of IMO early- (ie. pre-war-) period- (ie. \'M36\'-pattern), WH (Heeres), NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel u. Offz.-Anwärter eines Kav.-Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and with certainty scarcely encountered! - pair of (IMO) early- ie. (pre-war-) period- ie. 'M36'-pattern- (rounded-styled-), WH (Heeres) ie. 'Kavallerie'-related-, NCO-type shoulderstraps, that was piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and most certainly worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel und Offiziers-Anwärter eines Kavallerie-Aufklärungs-Abteilungs' (or sergeant first-class and/or officers'-candidate who served within a cavalry-related-, reconnaissance unit ie. regiment), that come in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length each - come naturally mounted on their original tongues (see pictures). The pair was IMO moderately used- and/or worn and comes as found and/or stored for decades (it is just a tiny bit dirty and/or stained and does show some moth-damage ie. one of the straps show a hole that is only visible on its back). The shoulderstraps - which show the neat and desirable, golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like-type' piping have the ('standard'-pattern) silverish-grey-coloured NCO-braid attached and do show a four (loosely attached) stripes (ie. 'Laschen') attached, denoting the NCOs-function of: 'Offiziers-Anwärter'. Next to this the pair shows four (matching- and regular-sized-) aluminium-based pips attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel' (ie. sergeant first-class). All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine- ie. somewhat tarnished age-patina (see pictures). The pair - which is constructed from 'smooth-type' wool is IMO of the 'tailor-shop'-pattern - was with certainty worn as such and was clearly used. Simply a very attractive and scarcely seen pair of early- (ie. mid-) war-period-, so-called: 'M36-pattern'-shoulderstraps as were intended for - and worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel und Offiziers-Anwärter eines Kavallerie-Aufklärungs-Abteilungs'. I deem that I have priced this neat shoulderstrap-pair according to its unmistaken desirability and comparative rarity!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of IMO mid-war-period-, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern-, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps that comes with its attached \'Übershube\'-pair, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs The attractive - and fully 'text-book' and/or fully matching! - NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair is piped in the desirable bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 12 cms. in length. The straps have the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured- and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as is more often encountered with these mid-war-period shoulderstrap-pairs) and were intended for usage by a junior-sergeant who served within the army signals-unit, numbered: '644' (something that can naturally easily be deducted from the attached 'Übershube'-pair). The shoulderstraps - which originate from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired - are typical 'standard-issued' examples that have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks'. They show the 'standard-pattern'-, silverish-coloured NCO-braid attached and were IMO only moderately used ie. worn: they do show wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and came with a (matching) pair of (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: slip-ons (ie. 'Übershuben') attached bearing both the signification: '644' (as executed in equally bright-yellow-coloured so-called: 'Kurbel- stickerei' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). Both the shoulderstraps and/or: 'Übershuben' are in a wonderful- and/or totally undamaged condition and will be hard to be upgraded - see pictures. These desirable 'M43'-pattern-, army-signals-related-, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the 'zitronengelber'-coloured branchcolour can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive pair that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier des Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs 644'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of IMO mid-war-period-, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern-, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps that comes with its attached \'Übershube\'-pair, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 122\' The attractive - and fully 'text-book' and/or fully matching! - NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair is piped in the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 11 cms. in length. The straps have the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or: woolen-type piping attached (as is more often encountered with these mid-war-period shoulderstrap-pairs) and were intended for usage by a junior-sergeant who served within the infantry-regiment, numbered: '122' (something that can naturally easily be deducted from the attached 'Übershube'-pair). The shoulderstraps - which originate from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired - are clearly privately-purchased examples that were IMO produced by a tailor-shop or alike. The have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the bluish-grey-coloured (ie. sub-dued-type) NCO-braid attached: they were IMO only minimally used ie. worn and do show some minimal wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and came with a (matching) pair of (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based-) so-called: slip-ons (ie. 'Übershuben') attached bearing both the signification: '122' (as executed in equally white-coloured so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). Both the shoulderstraps and/or: 'Übershuben' are in a wonderful- and/or totally undamaged condition and will be very hard to be upgraded - see pictures. These desirable 'M43'-pattern-, army-infantry-related-, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the 'weisser'-coloured branchcolour can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive pair that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 122'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of IMO mid-war-period-, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern-, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier eines Nachshub-Abteilungs\' The very attractive - and/or 'text-book'- and/or fully matching! - NCO-type-, shoulderstrap-pair is piped in the desirable light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 11,7 cms. in length. The straps have the desirable light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured- and/or desirable: 'silk-like'-type piping and bluish-grey-coloured (ie. sub-dued-) NCO-braid attached (as is more often encountered with these mid-war-period shoulderstrap-pairs) and were intended for usage by a junior-sergeant (ie. 'Unteroffizier') who served within a: 'Nachshub-Abteilung' (or transport-unit). The shoulderstraps - which originate from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recenly acquired - are 'text-book' examples having the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based- 'upperdecks': they are IMO moderately used ie. worn and do show some minimal wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and come in a wonderful- and/or totally undamaged condition and will be hard to be upgraded - see pictures. These desirable 'M43'-pattern-, army-transport-troops-related-, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the 'kornblumenblauer'-coloured branchcolour can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive pair that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier eines Nachshub-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of IMO pre-war-period- (ie. \'M36 type\'-, rounded style) \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 65\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of IMO pre-war-period- (ie. 'M36 type'-, rounded style) and neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps, as piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. rosaroter-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Panzerjäger Abteilungs 65' (or simple soldier who served within the anti-tank ie. tank-destroyer unit ie. regiment, numbered: '65') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint-/ie. unissued-), condition. The neat straps - which are IMO of the pre- ie. early-war-type and do show no age nor wear whatsoever - have the darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and do show as stated above the bright-pink- (ie. rosaroter-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping. The shoulderstraps never had tongues attached and were pieces that were intended to be worn as a pair of the 'sew-in type'. (I deem that it was a typical pair that was to be used on a dress-tunic or: 'Waffenrock'). The straps - which measure approximately 12,2 cms. in length each - show the neatly hand-embroidered '6'- and or: '5'-numerals (which are executed in pink-coloured stitching) denoting that it was a pair that was used by a soldier who was attached to the: 'Panzerjäger Abteilung 65'. The straps were simply never used and originate from the leftovers of an old tailor-shop. Simply a very decorative and/or fully 'text-book' and not that often encountered! - 'Heeres'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Soldat des Panzerjäger Abteilung 65'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of later-war-period, WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Bau- o. Pioniere-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of later-war-period, WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps, as was piped in the neat black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: 'Soldat eines Bau- o. Pioniere-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: simple soldier who served within a LW enigineers unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. never worn and/or virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 10,3 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted on their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour and have the desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The straps were IMO never used nor worn and can easily be graded 'virtually mint ie. unissued'. The straps show some minimal storage-staining but are totally void of any damage. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive, EM-type, LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for an: 'Soldat eines Bau- o. Pioniere-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-) war-period, WH (Heeres) \'Feinzink\'-based skull-devices (\'Totenköpfe\') as were intended for usage on the black woolen-based- and/or bright-pink-piped \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs I recently found three - identical and/or fully matching! - pairs of the mid- (ie. later-) war-period, WH (Heeres) 'Feinzink'-based skull-devices (ie. 'Totenköpfe für Kragenspiegel') as intended for (amongst others) usage on the black-woolen-based 'Panzer'-collar-tabs ('Kragenspiegel für Panzertruppen'), all three pairs coming in a wonderful- and/or never tab-attached-, condition. All six skulls are executed in typical, greyish-coloured zinc (ie. 'Feinzink') and retain their (never bent) prongs in place: as such, they can easily be used to complete a pair of 'Kragenspiegel'. The skulls were never cleaned nor polished and do show some age and/or minimal staining. The asking-price is naturally intended for one, matching pair. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an original - and fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-) war-period- 'Panzer'-skulls that can easily be graded 'scarce' and that is nowadays hard to encounter!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-) war-period, WH (Heeres) \'Feinzink\'-based skull-devices (\'Totenköpfe\') as were intended for usage on the black woolen-based- and/or bright-pink-piped \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs I recently found three - identical and/or fully matching! - pairs of the mid- (ie. later-) war-period, WH (Heeres) 'Feinzink'-based skull-devices (ie. 'Totenköpfe für Kragenspiegel') as intended for (amongst others) usage on the black-woolen-based 'Panzer'-collar-tabs ('Kragenspiegel für Panzertruppen'), all three pairs coming in a wonderful- and/or never tab-attached-, condition. All six skulls are executed in typical, greyish-coloured zinc (ie. 'Feinzink') and retain their (never bent) prongs in place: as such, they can easily be used to complete a pair of 'Kragenspiegel'. The skulls were never cleaned nor polished and do show some age and/or minimal staining. The asking-price is naturally intended for one, matching pair. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an original - and fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-) war-period- 'Panzer'-skulls that can easily be graded 'scarce' and that is nowadays hard to encounter!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period WH (Heeres) zinc-based skull-devices (\'Totenköpfe für Pz-Kragenspiegel\') as were intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period WH (Heeres) typical zinc-based skull-devices ('Totenköpfe für Panzer-Kragenspiegel') as were intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based 'Panzer'-collar-tabs ('Kragenspiegel'), coming in an overall very nice- (simply never mounted- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. Both skulls have both their (also zink-based) prongs firmly in place: as such, they can excellenty be used to complete a pair of 'Kragenspiegel'. The skulls were never cleaned nor polished and do show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an original - and fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period 'Panzer'-skulls for a competitive price!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period WH (Heeres) zinc-based skull-devices (\'Totenköpfe für Pz-Kragenspiegel\') as were intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period WH (Heeres) typical zinc-based skull-devices ('Totenköpfe für Panzer-Kragenspiegel') as were intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based 'Panzer'-collar-tabs ('Kragenspiegel'), coming in an overall very nice- (simply never mounted- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. Both skulls have both their (also zink-based) prongs firmly in place: as such, they can excellenty be used to complete a pair of 'Kragenspiegel'. The skulls were never cleaned nor polished and do show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an original - and fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period 'Panzer'-skulls for a competitive price!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period WH (Heeres) zinc-based skull-devices (\'Totenköpfe für Pz-Kragenspiegel\') as were intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period WH (Heeres) typical zinc-based skull-devices ('Totenköpfe für Panzer-Kragenspiegel') as were intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based 'Panzer'-collar-tabs ('Kragenspiegel'), coming in an overall very nice- (simply never mounted- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. Both skulls have both their (also zink-based) prongs firmly in place: as such, they can excellenty be used to complete a pair of 'Kragenspiegel'. The skulls were never cleaned nor polished and do show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an original - and fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period 'Panzer'-skulls for a competitive price!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period WH (Heeres) zinc-based skull-devices (\'Totenköpfe für Pz-Kragenspiegel\') as were intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period WH (Heeres) typical zinc-based skull-devices ('Totenköpfe für Panzer-Kragenspiegel') being of the seldomly-seen 'three-pronged' -pattern as were intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based 'Panzer'-collar-tabs ('Kragenspiegel'), coming in an overall very nice- (simply never mounted- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. Both skulls have all three of their (also zink-based) prongs firmly in place: as such, they can excellenty be used to complete a pair of 'Kragenspiegel'. The skulls were never cleaned nor polished and do show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an original - and fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period, 'three-pronged' 'Panzer'-skull-set for a competitive price!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period WH (Heeres) zinc-based skull-devices (\'Totenköpfe\') as were intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs I recently uncovered four - fully identical, matching and truly never used nor issued! - pairs of the (I deem) mid- (ie. later-war-) period, WH (Heeres) zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based skull-devices (ie. 'Totenköpfe für Kragenspiegel') as were intended for (amongst others) usage on the black woolen-based 'Panzer'-collar-tabs ('Kragenspiegel'), all four sets coming in an overall very nice- (simply never mounted- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. All skulls have both their (also zink-based) prongs firmly in place: as such, they can excellenty be used to complete a pair of 'Kragenspiegel'. The skulls were never cleaned nor polished and do show some age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is naturally intended for a single, matching pair. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an original - and fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period 'Panzer'-skulls for a competitive price!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period, \'variant\'- (ie. 3-pronged-) pattern, WH (Heeres) zinc-based skull-devices (\'Totenköpfe\') as intended for usage on the \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period, variant- (ie. 3-pronged-) pattern, WH (Heeres) zinc-based skull-devices ('Totenköpfe für Kragenspiegel') as were intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based 'Panzer'-collar-tabs and that comes in an overall very nice- (simply never mounted- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. Both skulls are of the desirable 'variant'- (ie. 3-pronged-) pattern and have their (also zink-based) prongs firmly in place: as such, they can excellenty be used to complete a pair of 'Kragenspiegel'. The skulls were never cleaned nor polished and do show some age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an original - and fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period 'Panzer'-skulls for a competitive price!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of neatly hand-embroidered WH (LW) officers\'-type collar-patches as executed in bright-red-coloured wool as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and simply never used! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') as was executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or: typical smooth-pattern- (ie. 'moleskin'-type-) wool as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or: air-force captain who served within the anti-aircraft artillery-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. probably issued- albeit simply never worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered and shows great detail and/or craftmenship (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces have a 'standard-type', reddish-brown-coloured- and/or typical 'buckram'-based 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is truly void of any age, wear- nor staining and still comes with it (period) inventory- (ie. price-) tag firmly-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and never used! - pair of LW officers'-type collar-tabs that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of neatly hand-embroidered WH (LW) officers\'-type collar-patches as executed in bright-red-coloured wool as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') as was executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or: typical smooth-type- ie. 'moleskin'-type- wool as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or: air-force lieutnant who served within the anti-aircraft artillery-troops) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately worn- and/or: carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered and shows great detail and/or craftmenship (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces have a 'standard-type', reddish-brown-coloured- and/or typical buckram-based 'backing' and still show some minimal thread- ie. stitching-remains with which it was once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows some moderate age, wear- and/or staining (and one of the tabs shows a tiny moth-hole). Simply an attractive - and moderately used! - pair of LW officers'-type collar-tabs that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of neatly hand-embroidered WH (LW) officers\'-type collar-patches as executed in bright-red-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and simply never used! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') as was executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or: typical smooth-pattern- (ie. 'moleskin'-type-) wool as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or: air-force lieutnant first-class who served within the anti-aircraft artillery-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. probably issued- albeit simply never worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered and shows great detail and/or craftmenship (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces have a 'standard-type', yellowish-beige-coloured- and/or typical 'buckram'-based 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is truly void of any age, wear- nor staining and still comes as 'sewn-together' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and never used! - pair of LW officers'-type collar-tabs that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of neatly hand-embroidered WH (LW) officers\'-type collar-patches as executed in bright-red-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') as was executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or: typical smooth-pattern- (ie. 'moleskin'-type-) wool as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or: air-force lieutnant first-class who served within the anti-aircraft artillery-troops) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately worn- and/or: carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered and shows great detail and/or craftmenship (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces have a 'standard-type', reddish-brown-coloured- and/or typical 'buckram'-based 'backing' and still show some minimal thread- ie. stitching-remains with which it was once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows some moderate age, wear- and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and moderately used! - pair of LW officers'-type collar-tabs that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres), officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - a: \'Hauptmann des (Sturm)Artillerie-Lehr-Abteilungs 1\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of neatly 'cyphered' WH (Heeres), officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the neat bright-red- (or: 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - a: 'Hauptmann des (Sturm)Artillerie-Lehr-Abteilungs 1' (or captain who served within a (sturm-) artillery schooling ie. training-unit, numbered '1'), that comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly issued ie. worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-) condition. The shoulderboards - which are fully 'textbook' in all facets and measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - come mounted on their functional, officers'-type tongues attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards have fairly dull (ie. 'sub-dued'-) and/or silverish-grey-coloured 'upperdecks' and were IMO a pair that was worn on a regular (ie. front-used-) tunic. The boards - which show two (identical-, IMO Buntmetall-based-, golden-bronze-coloured- and/or smaller-sized-) so-called: 'L'-cyphers- and/or: '1'-numerals attached also show four, regular-sized and/or bright-golden-toned- (albeit non- matching-) pips, denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Hauptmann des (Sturm)Artillerie-Lehr-Abteilungs 1'. All eight devices are with certainty period-attached and do show some tarnish but were IMO never cleaned nor polished: they show a truly uncleaned age-patina. The boards themselves are also a bit 'tarnished' and stained simply caused by normal age and/or decades of storage and/or fair wear. This pair was recently found at a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive pair of WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann des (Sturm)Artillerie-Lehr-Abteilungs 1' and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres), officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - a: \'Hauptmann des Jäger-Regiments 56\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of neatly 'cyphered' WH (Heeres), officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the neat darker-green- (or: 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - a: 'Hauptmann des Jäger-Regiments 56' (or captain who served within an infantry-related rifle - ie. Jäger-regiment, numbered '56') and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly issued ie. worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards - which are fully 'textbook' in all facets and measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - come without tongues attached: they were clearly issued- and/or used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards have fairly dull (ie. 'sub-dued'-) and/or silverish-grey-coloured 'upperdecks' and were IMO a pair that was worn on a regular (ie. front-used-) tunic. The boards - which show two (identical-, IMO Buntmetall-based-, golden-bronze-coloured- and/or regular-sized-) sets of: '5'- and '6' numerals attached also show four, regular-sized- and/or (faded) golden-toned- (and matching-) pips, denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Hauptmann des Jäger-Regiments 56'. All eight devices are with certainty period-attached and do show some tarnish but were IMO never cleaned nor polished: they show a truly uncleaned age-patina. The boards themselves are also a bit 'tarnished' and stained simply caused by normal age and/or decades of storage and/or fair wear. Simply an attractive pair of WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann des Jäger-Regiments 56' and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') EM-type collar-tabs (being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41) as was specifically intended for a: \'RAD-Obervormann\' I recently found a small quantity (ie. three pairs) of the attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily encountered! - RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') EM-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften des Reichsarbeitsdienst') being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41 as was specifically intended for usage by a RAD-staff-member having the rank of: 'RAD-Obervormann' and that come all in an overall very nice (ie. I deem never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs - which are nicely woven in a technique similar to the so-called 'BeVo'-weave pattern - are nicely 'backed' with reddish-brown-coloured- and carton-based material (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs (which are as stated above fully matching) come in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book'- and/or never tunic-attached condition: all three pairs can easily be graded 'virtually mint-/unissued'. In total I have 3 pairs and my asking-price is naturally intended per single, matching pair. Simply a great occasion to acquire a desirable (and truly hard to find!) 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'-related, EM-type collar-tab-pair for a competitive price!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') EM-type collar-tabs (being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41), as was intended for a: \'RAD-Obervormann\' I recently found a small quantity (ie. 10 pairs) of the attractive - and/or fully matching and not that easily encountered! - RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') EM-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41 as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'RAD-Obervormann\' and that all come in an overall very nice (ie. IMO never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs - which are nicely woven in a technique similar to the so-called \'BeVo\'-weave pattern - are nicely \'backed\' with \'Buckram\'-based material (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs (which are as stated above fully matching) come in a very nice, ie. fully \'text-book\'- and/or never tunic-attached condition: all ten pairs can easily be graded \'virtually mint-/unissued\'. In total I have 10 pairs and my asking-price is naturally intended per single, matching pair. Simply a great occasion to acquire a desirable (and truly hard to find!) \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-related-, EM-type collar-tab-pair!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') EM-type collar-tabs (being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41), as was intended for a: \'RAD-Obervormann\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') enlisted-mens-type collar-tabs (being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41) as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'RAD-Obervormann\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs - which are nicely woven in a technique similar to the so-called \'BeVo\'-weave pattern - are nicely \'backed\' with typical \'Buckram\'-based material (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs (which are as stated above fully matching) come in a very nice, ie. fully \'text-book\'- and/or never tunic-attached condition. Simply a great occasion to acquire a desirable (and truly hard to find!) \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-related, EM-type collar-tab-pair that was intended for usage by a: \'RAD-Obervormann\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') EM-type collar-tabs (being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41), as was intended for a: \'RAD-Vormann\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') enlisted-mens'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften des Reichsarbeitsdient') being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41) as was specifically intended for usage by an RAD-soldier holding the rank of: 'RAD-Vormann' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. most certainly issued- and used- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat collar-tabs - which are nicely woven in a technique similar to the so-called 'BeVo'-weave pattern - are nicely 'backed' with reddish-coloured, carton-based material (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs (which are as stated above fully matching) come in a very nice ie. fully 'text-book'- and/or minimally used, condition. Simply a great occasion to acquire a desirable (and truly hard to find!) 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'-related, EM-type collar-tab-pair!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') EM-type shoulderstraps (being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41) as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'RAD-Vormann\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps (being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41) as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'RAD-Vormann\' (ie. simple soldier) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem minimally used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat schoulderstraps have the \'standard\'-patter-, earthen-brown-coloured- and/or \'smooth-woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and show the black-and-silver-coloured- (ie. striped-) and/or braid-based piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps measure approximately 11,7 cms. in length each and are of the regular-issued - (ie. non-private-production-) type. The straps come without tongues (they were with certainty intended to be used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-type) and come in a very nice, ie. fully \'text-book\' condition, overall. The pair shows - as stated above - hardly any wear nor age but does show some minimal carton- ie. glue-remains on theor backs simply caused by having been glued into an album once (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a desirable (and actually hard to find!) \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-related, EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: \'RAD-Vormann\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') EM-type shoulderstraps (being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41) as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'RAD-Vormann\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps (being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41) as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'RAD-Vormann\' (ie. simple soldier) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem minimally used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat schoulderstraps have the \'standard\'-pattern, earthen-brown-coloured- and/or \'smooth-woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and show the black-and-silver-coloured- (ie. striped) and/or braid-based piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each and are of the regular-issued - (ie. non-private-production-) type. The straps come without tongues (they were with certainty intended to be used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-type) and come in a very nice, ie. fully \'text-book\' condition, overall. The pair shows - as stated above - hardly any wear nor age but was most certainly once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a desirable (and actually hard to find!) \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-related, EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: \'RAD-Vormann\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') EM-type shoulderstraps (being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41), as was intended for a: \'RAD-Vormann\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') EM-type shoulderstraps (being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41) as was intended for usage by a: 'RAD-Vormann' and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat schoulderstraps have the 'standard'-pattern-, earthen-brown-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the black-and-silver-coloured- (ie. striped-) and/or braid-based piping attached (see pictures). The straps measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each and are of the regular-issued - (ie. non-private-production-) type. The straps come without tongues (they were with certainty intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type) and come in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition, overall. The pair shows - as stated above - no wear nor age (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a desirable (and hard to find!) 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'-related-, EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'RAD-Vormann'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') NCO-type collar-tabs (being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41), as was intended for a: \'RAD-Truppführer\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') NCO-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41) as was intended for usage by an NCO with the rank of: 'RAD-Truppführer' and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs - which are nicely woven in a technique similar to the so-called 'BeVo'-weave pattern - are nicely 'backed' with reddish-coloured linnen-based material (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs (which are as stated above fully matching) come in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book'- and/or never tunic-attached condition. Simply a great occasion to acquire a desirable (and truly hard to find!) 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'-related-, NCO-type collar-tab-pair!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') NCO-type shoulderstraps (being of the 2nd pattern as used in the period between 1936-41) as was intended for an: \'RAD-Truppführer\' (comparable with a \'Feldwebel\'-rank) This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') NCO-type shoulderstraps (being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41) as was intended for usage by an: \'RAD-Truppführer\' (comparable with a \'Feldwebel\'- ie. sergeant-rank) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem minimally used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat schoulderstraps have the \'standard\'-pattern, earthen-brown- ie. greenish-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and does show the black-and-silver-coloured- (ie. striped-) and/or braid-based piping and a single pip period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps measure approximately 11,3 cms. in length each and are of the \'regular-issued\'- (ie. non-private-production-) type. The straps come without tongues (they were with certainty intended to be used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-type) and come in a very nice, ie. fully \'text-book\' condition, overall. The pair shows - as stated above - just minimal wear ie. age (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a desirable (and hard to find!) \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-related, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was specifically intended for usage by an: \'RAD-Truppführer\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') NCO-type shoulderstraps (being of the 2nd pattern as used in the period between 1936-41) as was intended for an: \'RAD-Truppführer\' (comparable with a: \'Feldwebel\'-rank) This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of nicely preserved RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') NCO-type shoulderstraps (being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41) as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'RAD-Truppführer\' (being a rank that is comparable with a \'Feldwebel\'- ie. sergeant-rank) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem possibly issued albeit never used nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat schoulderstraps have the \'standard\'-pattern, earthen-brown- ie. greenish-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and do show the black-and-silver-coloured- (ie. striped- ie. black-centered) and/or braid-based piping and a single pip period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps measure approximately 12 cms. in length each and are of the \'regular-issued\'- (ie. non-private-production-) type. The straps come without tongues (they were with certainty intended to be used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-type) and come in a very nice, ie. fully \'text-book\' condition, overall. The pair shows - as stated above - just minimal storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a desirable (and actually hard to find!) \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-related, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was specifically intended for usage by an: \'RAD-Truppführer\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'HJ-Rottenführer\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 92\' (Bann 92 = Braunschweig-Stadt) The neat - and actually not that easily found! - pair was clearly used- ie. moderately worn and comes in an overall nice- and carefully tunic-removed, condition. The straps - which are executed in black-coloured linnen, having the bright-red-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered '92'-numerals and/or equally coloured (rayon-based-) piping attached - come without tongues as found: they were clearly worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type. The boards measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. 'Dienstbluse'. The boards are totally void of an 'RzM'-etiket something that is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show moderate wear, age and/or staining and come (as stated above) in an overall nice condition without showing any real damage. The both show a single, silver-coloured stripe (ie. 'Lasche') attached denoting the rank of: 'HJ-Rottenführer'. This pair originates from a private household in Germany. Simply a neat HJ-shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'HJ-Rottenführer' who was attached to the: 'Bann 92' (Bann 92 = Braunschweig-Stadt) based in based in 'Gebiet 8 - Nord-Niedersachsen'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'Flieger-HJ\' (ie. flight \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 158\' (Bann 158 = Bielefeld) The attractive pair - which was IMO only moderately used- ie. worn - can easily be graded: 'scarce'. Both boards once had presumably a paper-based-, so-called: 'RzM'-etiket attached as to be expected: these are, however, missing (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which are executed in black-coloured linnen, having the bright-blue-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered '158'-numerals and/or equally coloured (and rayon-based-) piping attached - never had any tongues attached and come as found and/or issued: they were with certainty once tunic-attached (ie. 'sewn-in'). The straps measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. 'Dienstbluse'. Both show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. It should be noted that all 'Flieger-HJ' (ie. flight 'Hitlerjugend') shoulderstrap-sets can easily be graded 'scarce'.

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'Flieger-HJ\' (ie. flight \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 287\' (Bann 287 = Offenbach) The attractive pair - which was IMO only moderately used- ie. worn - can easily be graded: 'scarce'. Both boards once had a paper-based- so-called: 'RzM'-etiket attached as to be expected: these are, however, for the most missing: just the remains are present (see pictures). The straps - which are executed in black-coloured linnen, having the bright-blue-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered '287'-numerals and/or equally coloured (and rayon-based-) piping attached - never had any tongues attached and come as found and/or issued: they were with certainty once tunic-attached by means of so-called: snap-on 'push-buttons' (which are still attached to the straps - see pictures). The straps measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. 'Dienstbluse'. Both show some minimal age ie. staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear. It should be noted that all 'Flieger-HJ' (ie. flight 'Hitlerjugend') shoulderstrap-sets can easily be graded 'scarce'.

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'Flieger-HJ\'-shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'HJ-Scharführer\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 432\' (Bann 432 = Argen) The neat - and actually rarely found! - pair was clearly used- ie. moderately worn and comes in an overall nice- and carefully tunic-removed, condition. The straps - which are executed in black-coloured linnen, having the light-blue-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered '432'-numerals and/or equally coloured (rayon-based-) piping attached - come with (privately attached) tongues as found: they were clearly worn as such. Both straps show two (indentical, smaller-sized- and/or zinc-based) pips attached denoting the HJ-rank of: 'Scharführer'. The straps measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. 'Dienstbluse'. The boards are totally void of an 'RzM'-etiket something that is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show moderate wear, age and/or staining and come (as stated above) in an overall nice condition without showing any real damage. This pair originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently found. It should be noted that all 'Flieger-HJ' shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded 'very scarce'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'Marine-HJ\' (ie. naval \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 663\' (Bann 663 = Litzmannstadt - Wartheland) The very attractive pair - which was IMO never used- nor worn - can easily be graded: 'very scarce'. The straps - which are executed in dark-blue-coloured linnen, having the bright-yellow-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered '663'-numerals and/or equally coloured (rayon-based-) piping attached - come mounted on their original tongues as found. The boards measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. 'Dienstbluse'. The boards are totally void of an 'RzM'-etiket something that is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show no wear whatsoever and come (as stated above) in a virtually mint- ie. unissued condition. It should be noted that all 'Marine-HJ' (ie. naval 'Hitlerjugend') shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded 'very scarce'.

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'Marine-HJ\' (ie. naval \'Hitlerjugend\'-) shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 564\' (Bann 564 = Villach / Gebiet: Südost-Kärnten) The neat pair - which was I deem never used- nor worn - comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint'-) condition. The straps - which are executed in typical darker-blue-coloured linnen, having the bright-yellow-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered '564'-numerals and/or equally coloured (rayon-based-) piping attached - come mounted onto their original tongues as found. The boards measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. 'Dienstbluse'. One of the boards still shows its period-attached 'RzM'-etiket something that is not always the case (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show just some minimal storage-age only and come (as stated above) in a very nice condition without showing any damage or alike. It should be noted that all 'Marine-HJ' (ie. naval 'Hitlerjugend') shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded 'scarce'.

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'Marine-HJ\' (ie. naval \'Hitlerjugend\'-) shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 663\' (Bann 663 = Litzmannstadt - Wartheland) The neat pair - which was I deem used- ie. minimally worn - comes in an overall nice condition. The straps - which are executed in dark-blue-coloured linnen, having the bright-yellow-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered \'663\'-numerals and/or equally coloured (rayon-based-) piping attached - come mounted on their original tongues as found. The boards measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. \'Dienstbluse\'. The boards are totally void of an \'RzM\'-etiket something that is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show just minimal wear and come (as stated above) in a very nice condition without showing any damage. It should be noted that all \'Marine-HJ\' (ie. naval \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded \'scarce\'.

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'Marine-HJ\' (ie. naval \'Hitlerjugend\'-) shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 663\' (Bann 663 = Litzmannstadt - Wartheland) The neat pair - which was I deem used- ie. minimally worn - comes in an overall nice condition. The straps - which are executed in dark-blue-coloured linnen, having the bright-yellow-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered '663'-numerals and/or equally coloured (rayon-based-) piping attached - come mounted on their original tongues as found. The boards measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. 'Dienstbluse'. The boards are totally void of an 'RzM'-etiket something that is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show just minimal wear and come (as stated above) in a very nice condition without showing any damage. It should be noted that all 'Marine-HJ' (ie. naval 'Hitlerjugend') shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded 'scarce'.

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'Nachrichten-HJ\' (ie. signals\' \'Hitlerjugend\'-) shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 501\' (Bann 501 = Wien-Mitte) The neat - and actually rarely found! - pair was clearly used- ie. moderately worn and comes in an overall nice- and carefully tunic-removed, condition. The straps - which are executed in black-coloured linnen, having the bright-yellow-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered '501'-numerals and/or equally coloured (rayon-based-) piping attached - come without tongues as found: they were clearly worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type. The boards measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. 'Dienstbluse'. The boards are totally void of an 'RzM'-etiket something that is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show moderate wear, age and/or staining and come (as stated above) in an overall nice condition without showing any real damage. This pair originates from a private household in Germany where it was found together with the HJ-Gebietsdreieck 'Südost Wien' which I offer under number #48526. It should be noted that all 'Nachichten-HJ' (ie. signals 'Hitlerjugend') shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded 'very scarce'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the golden-yellow-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' Both shoulderstraps have the typical Waffen-SS-pattern- and/or: smaller-shaped tongues as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps and have the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached: the set is fully \'text-book\' in all facets and will be truly hard to be upgraded. The shoulderstraps - which are both 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - show the (unusually seen!) black-coloured- and/or: woolen-based \'underlays\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows some minimal age and/or staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or age. In any case is this a fully garuanteed, 100% original Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-set that comes in a wonderful condition and that is consequently priced. The pair shows hardly any wear nor damage and is as stated only slightly used ie. worn. It should be noted that these original, period Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they are piped in the desirable, golden-yellow-coloured- (ie. \'Waffen-SS Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\'- or: SS-reconnaisance- ie. cavalry-troops-related-) branchcolour!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the light-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachschub-Truppen\' Both shoulderstraps have the typical Waffen-SS-pattern- and/or: smaller-shaped tongues as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps and have the neat light-blue- (ie. 'hellblauer'-) coloured branchcolour and/or 'silk-like'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached: the set is fully 'text-book' in all facets and will be truly hard to be upgraded. The shoulderstraps - which are both 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - show the (typical) 'Waffen-SS'-styled, field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'underlays' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows some minimal age and/or staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or age. In any case is this a fully garuanteed, 100% original Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-set that comes in a wonderful condition and that is consequently priced. The pair shows hardly any wear nor damage and is as stated only slightly used ie. worn. It should be noted that these original, period Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded 'scarce': even if they are piped in the more commonly encountered, light-blue-coloured- (ie. 'SS-Nachshub-Truppen'- or SS-transport-troops-related-) branchcolour!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the light-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachschub-Truppen\' Both shoulderstraps have the typical Waffen-SS-pattern- and/or: smaller-shaped tongues as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps and have the neat light-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached: the set is fully \'text-book\' in all facets and will be truly hard to be upgraded. The shoulderstraps - which are both 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - show the (typical) \'Waffen-SS\'-styled, field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based \'underlays\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows some minimal age and/or staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or age. In any case is this a fully garuanteed, 100% original Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-set that comes in a wonderful condition and that is consequently priced. The pair shows hardly any wear nor damage and is as stated only slightly used ie. worn. It should be noted that these original, period Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded \'scarce\': even if they are piped in the more commonly encountered, light-blue-coloured- (ie. \'SS-Nachshub-Truppen\'- or SS-transport-troops-related-) branchcolour!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the light-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachschub-Truppen\' Both shoulderstraps have the typical Waffen-SS-pattern- and/or: smaller-shaped tongues as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps and have the neat light-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached: the set is fully \'text-book\' in all facets and will be truly hard to be upgraded. The shoulderstraps - which are both 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - show the (typical) \'Waffen-SS\'-styled, field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based \'underlays\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows some minimal age and/or staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or age. In any case is this a fully garuanteed, 100% original Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-set that comes in a wonderful condition and that is consequently priced. The pair shows hardly any wear nor damage and is as stated only slightly used ie. worn. It should be noted that these original, period Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded \'scarce\': even if they are piped in the more commonly encountered, light-blue-coloured- (ie. \'SS-Nachshub-Truppen\'- or SS-transport-troops-related-) branchcolour!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the light-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachschub-Truppen\' Both shoulderstraps have the typical Waffen-SS-pattern- and/or: smaller-shaped tongues as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps and have the neat light-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached: the set is fully \'text-book\' in all facets and will be truly hard to be upgraded. The shoulderstraps - which are both 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - show the (typical) \'Waffen-SS\'-styled, field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based \'underlays\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows some minimal age and/or staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or age. In any case is this a fully garuanteed, 100% original Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-set that comes in a wonderful condition and that is consequently priced. The pair shows hardly any wear nor damage and is as stated only slightly used ie. worn. It should be noted that these original, period Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded \'scarce\': even if they are piped in the more commonly encountered, light-blue-coloured- (ie. \'SS-Nachshub-Truppen\'- or SS-transport-troops-related-) branchcolour!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the light-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachschub-Truppen\' Both shoulderstraps have the typical Waffen-SS-pattern- and/or: smaller-shaped tongues as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps and have the neat light-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached: the set is fully \'text-book\' in all facets and will be truly hard to be upgraded. The shoulderstraps - which are both 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - show the (typical) \'Waffen-SS\'-styled, field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based \'underlays\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows some minimal age and/or staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or age. In any case is this a fully garuanteed, 100% original Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-set that comes in a wonderful condition and that is consequently priced. The pair - that originated from my private collection - shows hardly any wear nor damage and is as stated only slightly used ie. worn. It should be noted that these original, period Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded \'scarce\': even if they are piped in the more commonly encountered, light-blue-coloured- (ie. \'SS-Nachshub-Truppen\'- or SS-transport-troops-related-) branchcolour!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as piped in the darker-blue-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Sanitäts-Truppen\' Both shoulderstraps have the typical Waffen-SS-pattern and/or: smaller-shaped tongues as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern shoulderstraps and have the neat darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour and/or 'silk-like'-type piping attached: the set is fully 'text-book' in all facets and will be truly hard to be upgraded. The shoulderstraps - which are both 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - show the (typical) 'Waffen-SS'-styled-, field-grey- (ie. later-war so-called: earthen-greyish-green-) coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'underlays' (see pictures). The pair shows some minimal age and/or staining and or slight fading, simply caused by minimal wear and/or age. In any case is this a fully garuanteed, original Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-set, that comes in an only moderately used ie. worn condition and that is IMO consequently priced. The pair shows almost no wear nor damage and is as stated only slightly used ie. worn. It should be noted that these original, period- Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded 'scarce': even more so when they are piped in the more scarcely encountered, darker-blue-coloured- (ie. 'Waffen-SS Sanitäts-Truppen'- or SS medical-troops-related-) branchcolour!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was piped in the light-blue-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachschub-Truppen\' Both shoulderstraps have the typical Waffen-SS-pattern- and/or: smaller-shaped tongues as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps and have the neat light-blue- (ie. 'hellblauer'-) coloured branchcolour and/or 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping attached: the set is fully 'text-book' in all facets and is truly hard to be upgraded. The shoulderstraps - which are both 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - show the (typical) 'Waffen-SS'-styled-, field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'underlays' (see pictures). The pair shows some minimal age and/or staining and or slight fading, simply caused by minimal wear and/or age. In any case is this a fully garuanteed, original Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-set, in only moderately used ie. worn condition and that is IMO consequently priced. The pair shows almost no wear nor damage and is as stated only slightly used ie. worn. I deem that this pair was once glued into an album or scrapbook: something that can be corroborated by the minimal glue- ie. carton-remains on the back of the tongues. It should be noted that these original, period- Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded 'scarce': even if they are piped in the more commonly encountered, light-blue-coloured- (ie. 'SS-Nachshub-Truppen'- or SS transport-troops-related-) branchcolour!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the light-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Unterscharführer\' who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachschub-Truppen\' Both shoulderstraps have the typical Waffen-SS-pattern- and/or: smaller-shaped tongues as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps and have the neat light-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached: the set is fully \'text-book\' in all facets and will be truly hard to be upgraded. The shoulderstraps - which are both 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - show the (typical) \'Waffen-SS\'-styled, field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based \'underlays\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows some minimal age and/or staining (plus a tiny hole visible on the inside of one of the tongues) simply caused by moderate wear and/or age. The pair shows the (bright) silver-toned NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs rank of: \'Unterscharführer\' (ie. junior-sergeant). In any case is this a fully garuanteed, 100% original NCO-type Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-set that comes in a wonderful condition and that is consequently priced. The pair - that originated from my private shoulder-strap collection - just shows moderate wear and is as stated above only moderately used ie. worn. It should be noted that these original, period NCO-type Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded \'scarce\': even if they are piped in the more commonly encountered, light-blue-coloured- (ie. \'SS-Nachshub-Truppen\'- or SS-transport-troops-related-) branchcolour!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe) officers\'-type, \'cyphered\' shoulderboards, as piped in the dark-blue-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an: \'Major o. Arzt der Sanitätstruppen\' (or: medical major) This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of fairly high-ranked, WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe) officers'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderboards, as piped in the dark-blue- (ie. blauer-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an: 'Major o. Arzt der Sanitätstruppen' (or: medical major), in overall very nice (and IMO never tunic-attached-) condition. Both boards - which are constructed from the typical 'smooth-type' (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - are in a very nice condition overall: they were IMO never used nor tunic-attached. The boards have truly 'shiny'- and/or silverish-coloured 'upperdecks' (making the pair IMO either a Heeres 'Waffenrock' ie. dress- or standard-type Luftwaffe-pair. The boards - which measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length - each, show a golden-toned-, so-called: 'Aesculap'-cypher period-attached: both devices are in a very nice condition overall and show minimal wear (they show only minimal age ie. tarnish). The boards never had any tongues attached and were intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern: they come as found ie. stored for decades. The pair was recently found at a private household and was never before in a collection. Simply a very nice - and/or fully matching! - shoulderboard-pair that was intended for an: 'Major o. Arzt der Sanitätstruppen'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) hand-embroidered-, officers\'-type collar-tabs, as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Offizier der Nebel-Truppen\' (ie. army smoke-troops officer) The attractive collar-tabs - which have the darker-green-coloured- and/or: 'smooth'-woolen-based background and/or: desirable purple-red- (ie. 'bordeaux'-) coloured branchcolour as to be expected - show great pronounced detail: especially the silver-greyish-coloured hand-embroidery is simply stunning and/or very pronounced (see pictures). The tabs - which were IMO used- and/or once tunic-attached (IMO done by hand - see pictures) are nicely 'backed' with yellowish-beige-coloured- and/or buckram-based material as is more often encountered (see pictures). Simply an attractive – and with certainty not that often seen! - pair of 'Nebelwerfer-Truppen'-related-, officers-pattern collar-tabs that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) IMO mid-war period- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) IMO mid-war period- (ie. 'M43'-pattern-) enlisted-mens'-type- shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable bright-green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and most certainly worn by! - a: 'Soldat der Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen' (ie. simple soldier who served within a rifle-regiment), in overall very nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn-, condition. The neat shoulderboards - which are both sized 11,9 cms. in length - have the field-grey coloured and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have the neat (and desirable!) bright-green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner'-) coloured- and 'silk-like'-type, piping attached. The pair comes mounted on its functional tongues and does show obvious wear, usage and/or minimal age. Of interest is also the fact that the inside of both tongues shows an inked number that reads: '25' (something that is with certainly not always the case). It should, moreover, be noted that these (IMO mid-war-type-) 'Panzer-Grenadiere'-shoulderstraps are actually much more difficult to encounter than the (more often encountered-) 'M44'-pattern straps (having the same, bright-green-coloured-) branchcolour. Simply a very attractive EM-type 'Panzergrandiere' shoulderstrap-pair that is not that easily encountered!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid- (ie. later-) war-period collar-tabs (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') being of the desirable \'generic\'-pattern (to be used by all branches of the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' throughout the war) This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid- (ie. later-) war-period collar-tabs (ie. 'Einheitskragenspiegel') being of the desirable 'generic'-pattern (to be used by all branches of the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' throughout the war) and that comes in an unissued and/or totally unconfectioned, condition. The neat - and 'all-linnen'-based - collar-tabs are piped in the greyish-coloured (ie. generic!) branchcolour having a greyish-coloured 'centre-stripe' and were as such intended for usage by a soldier within all branches of the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. These tabs were directly applied onto the collar without using a darker-green-coloured- (and woolen) 'underlay'. As stated above, is the set on offer here fully unconfectioned and came as 'straightly cut of the role'. It should be noted that these pairs are very hard to encounter when needed. Simply a neat - and desirable! - pair of soldiers'-type collar-tabs as was intended for a soldier or NCO: great to complete any tunic or to be stored in an insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid- (ie. later-) war-period collar-tabs (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') being of the desirable \'generic\'-pattern (to be used by all branches of the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' throughout the war) This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid- (ie. later-) war-period collar-tabs (ie. 'Einheitskragenspiegel') being of the desirable 'generic'-pattern (to be used by all branches of the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' throughout the war) and that comes in an unissued and/or totally unconfectioned, condition. The neat - and 'all-linnen'-based - collar-tabs are piped in the greyish-coloured (ie. generic!) branchcolour having a greyish-coloured 'centre-stripe' and were as such intended for usage by a soldier within all branches of the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. These tabs were directly applied onto the collar without using a darker-green-coloured- (and woolen) 'underlay'. As stated above, is the set on offer here fully unconfectioned and came as 'straightly cut of the role'. It should be noted that these pairs are very hard to encounter when needed. Simply a neat - and desirable! - pair of soldiers'-type collar-tabs as was intended for a soldier or NCO: great to complete any tunic or to be stored in an insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid- (ie. later-) war-period collar-tabs (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') being of the desirable \'generic\'-pattern (to be used by all branches of the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' throughout the war) This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid- (ie. later-) war-period collar-tabs (ie. 'Einheitskragenspiegel') being of the desirable 'generic'-pattern (to be used by all branches of the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' throughout the war) and that comes in a clealy used- and/or carefully tunic-removed, condition. The neat - and 'all-linnen'-based - collar-tabs are piped in the greyish-coloured (ie. generic!) branchcolour having a greyish-coloured 'centre-stripe' and were as such intended for usage by a soldier within all branches of the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. The pair comes mounted onto a darker-green-coloured- (and woolen) 'underlay' (which is nicely backed with beige-coloured- and 'buckram'-based material as is more often seen). As stated above, was the set on offer here clearly used and once tunic-attached: it still shows some stitching- ie. thread-remains. It should be noted that these pairs are very hard to encounter when needed. Simply a neat - and desirable! - pair of soldiers'-type collar-tabs as was intended for a soldier or NCO: great to complete any tunic or to be stored in an insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid- (ie. later-) war-period collar-tabs (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') being of the desirable \'generic\'-pattern (to be used by all branches of the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' throughout the war) This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid- (ie. later-) war-period collar-tabs (ie. 'Einheitskragenspiegel') being of the desirable 'generic'-pattern (to be used by all branches of the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' throughout the war) and that comes in an unissued and/or totally unconfectioned, condition. The neat - and 'all-linnen'-based - collar-tabs are piped in the greyish-coloured (ie. generic!) branchcolour having a greyish-coloured 'centre-stripe' and were as such intended for usage by a soldier within all branches of the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. These tabs were directly applied onto the collar without using a darker-green-coloured- (and woolen) 'underlay'. As stated above, is the set on offer here fully unconfectioned and came as 'straightly cut of the role'. It should be noted that these matching pairs are very hard to encounter when needed. Simply a neat - and desirable! - pair of soldiers'-type collar-tabs as was intended for a soldier or NCO: great to complete any tunic or to be stored in an insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs, as were intended for an: \'Offizier eines Beamter a.K. des gehobenen Dienstes\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers'-type collar-tabs, as were intended for an: 'Offizier eines Beamter a.K. des gehobenen Dienstes', in overall very nice (albeit IMO issued- and/or worn-) condition. The collar-tabs - which have the beige-white-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based backgrounds and/or darker-green- (ie. 'grüner-') coloured branchcolour - show great pronounced detail: especially the bright-golden-coloured embroidery is simply stunning and/or very pronounced. I deem that this pair was only minimally worn- ie. once tunic-attached (by means of a machine, as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are nicely 'backed' with browish-yellow-coloured buckram as more often encountered (see pictures). Simply an attractive 'Beambter'-pair that belonged to a high-ranked army-official and that is very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulder- boards, as was intended for - and/or worn by! - a: \'Leutnant eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments\' The neat shoulderboards - which are truly 'text-book'-specimen in all facets and which measure approximately 10,6 cms. in length each - are piped in the neat bright-green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner')- coloured branchcolour and come mounted on their functional (small-sized-) officers'-type tongues. The pair - which has the typical 'smooth-woolen-based'- 'backings' as to be expected - has never any pips, numerals nor cyphers attached (the set was as such thus intended for a junior-officer ie.: 'Leutnant' or lieutnant). The set has sub-dued- and/or minimally tarnished 'upperdecks' and was most certainly a pair that was intended for usage on a 'front-used' tunic. The pair comes in a wonderful condition and will be very hard to be upgraded (I deem that it was minimally used ie. worn: some wear-marks- and/or minimal moth-tracking on the backs do corroborate this - see pictures). It should be noted that these bright-green piped-, 'Panzer-Grenadiere'-shoulderboard-pairs are quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'faily scarce'. Simply a nice pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments' and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulder- boards, as was intended for - and/or worn by! - an: \'Oberstleutnant eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments\' The neat - and fairly high-ranked! - shoulderboards - are truly 'text-book'-specimen in all facets and measure approximately 9,7 cms. in length, each. They are piped in the neat bright-green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner')- coloured branchcolour and come mounted on their (small-sized-) tongues attached. The pair - which has truly smooth- ie. felt-woolen-based- 'backings' - shows a pair of (regular-sized- and/or: neatly golden-toned-) pips attached denoting that it was intended for usage by a fairly high-ranked officer with the rank of: 'Oberstleutnant' (ie. lieutnant-colonel. The pair has truly 'sub-dued'- and/or minimally tarnished 'upperdecks' and was most certainly a pair that was intended for usage on a regular, 'front-used'-tunic. The pair comes in a wonderful condition and will be very hard to be upgraded. It should be noted that these bright-green piped 'Panzer-Grenadiere'-shoulderboard-pairs are quite hard to encounter (especially when intended for the higher-ranked officers!) and can easily be graded 'faily scarce'. Simply a very attractive pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberstleutnant eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments' which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulder- boards, as was intended for - and/or worn by! - an: \'Oberstleutnant eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments\' The neat - and fairly high-ranked! - shoulderboards - are truly 'text-book'-specimen in all facets and measure approximately 11 cms. in length, each. They are piped in the neat bright-green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner')- coloured branchcolour and never had any tongues attached: they were clearly intended for usage as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type. The pair - which has truly smooth-woolen-based- backings - shows two (regular-sized- and/or: neatly golden-toned-) pips attached denoting that it was intended for usage by an officer with the rank of: 'Oberstleutnant' (ie. lieutnant-colonel. The pair has truly 'sub-dued'- and/or minimally tarnished 'upperdecks' and was most certainly a pair that was intended for usage on a 'front-used' tunic. The pair comes in a wonderful condition and will be very hard to be upgraded. It should be noted that these bright-green piped 'Panzer-Grenadiere'-shoulderboard-pairs are quite hard to encounter (especially when intended for the higher-ranked officers!) and can easily be graded 'faily scarce'. Simply a very attractive pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberstleutnant eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments' which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards, as piped in the bright-orange-coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberstleutnant einer Wehr-Ersatzdienststelle o. Feldgendarmerie-Abts.\' The attractive - and fairly high-ranked! - WH (Heeres) shoulderboards - are truly 'text-book'-specimen in all facets and measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length, each. They are piped in the neat bright-orange- ('orangeroter'-) coloured branchcolour. The pair - which has truly smooth- ie. felt-woolen-based- 'backings' - shows a pair of (regular-sized- and/or: neatly golden-toned-) pips attached denoting that it was intended for usage by a fairly high-ranked officer with the rank of: 'Oberstleutnant' (ie. lieutnant-colonel). The pair has truly 'sub-dued'- and/or minimally tarnished 'upperdecks' and was most certainly a pair that was intended for usage on a regular, 'front-used'-tunic. The pair - which never had any tongues and was intended to be worn a pair of the 'sew-in'-type - comes in a wonderful condition and will be very hard to be upgraded. It was carefully tunic-removed and still shows some stitching-remains (ie. holes). It should be noted that these attractive and bright-orange piped so-called: 'Wehr-Ersatzdienststelle o. Feldgendarmerie'- (ie: army-recruiting- ie. replacement or field-police) shoulderboard-pairs are quite hard to encounter (especially when intended for the higher-ranked officers!) and can easily be graded 'faily scarce'. Simply a very attractive pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberstleutnant einer Wehr-Ersatzdienststelle o. Feldgendarmerie-Abteilungs' which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - an: \'Oberleutnant eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments\' The neat - and actually not that easily seen! - shoulderboards - are truly 'text-book'-specimen in all facets and measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length, each. They are piped in the neat bright-green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner'-) coloured branchcolour and come mounted on their period (small-sized-) officer-type tongues attached. The pair - which has truly smooth- ie. felt-woolen-based- 'backings' - shows a pair of (regular-sized- and/or: neatly golden-toned-) pips attached denoting that it was intended for usage by an officer with the rank of: 'Oberleutnant' (ie. lieutnant first-class). The pair has truly 'sub-dued'- and/or minimally tarnished 'upperdecks' and was most certainly a pair that was intended for usage on a regular, 'front-used'-tunic. The pair came with a pair of (matching- and field-grey-coloured-) 'screw-on'-buttons (ie. 'Schraubknöpfe') attached. The pair comes in a wonderful condition and will be very hard to be upgraded: it shows a tiny moth-hole on one of its sides (see picture 4). It might well be that this pair once had numerals attached (some vaguely present) remains corroborate this (as can be seen on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that these bright-green piped 'Panzer-Grenadiere'-shoulderboard-pairs are quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'faily scarce'. Simply an attractive pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments' which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards, as was intended for - and/or worn by! - an: \'Oberstleutnant des Panzerjäger-Regiments 33\' The neat - and fairly high-ranked! - shoulderboards - are truly 'text-book'-specimen in all facets and measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length, each. They are piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter')- coloured branchcolour and come without tongues attached: they were clearly intended (as used as) a pair of the 'sew-in'-type. The pair - which has truly smooth- ie. felt-woolen-based- 'backings' - shows matching pairs of (regular-sized- and/or: neatly golden-toned-) '3'-numerals and/or dito pips attached denoting that it was intended for usage by a fairly high-ranked officer with the rank of: 'Oberstleutnant' (ie. lieutnant-colonel). The pair has truly 'sub-dued'- and/or minimally tarnished 'upperdecks' and was most certainly a pair that was intended for usage on a regular, 'front-used'-tunic. The pair comes in a truly wonderful condition (it was only minimally used ie. tunic-removed) and will be very hard to be upgraded. It should be noted that these attractive bright-pink piped, 'Panzerjäger'-shoulderboard-pairs are quite hard to encounter (especially when intended for the higher-ranked officers!) and can easily be graded 'faily scarce'. Simply a very attractive pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberstleutnant des Panzerjäger-Regiments 33' and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards, as was intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments\' The shoulderboards - which are truly 'text-book'-specimen in all facets and which measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - are piped in the neat bright-green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner')- coloured branchcolour and come without tongues: they were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type. The pair - which has very smooth-woolen-based- (ie. truly moleskin-like-) backings - never had any devices, pips nor cyphers attached (the set was as such intended for a junior-officer ie.: 'Leutnant'). The set has sub-dued- and/or minimally tarnished 'upperdecks' and was most certainly a pair that was intended for usage on a 'front-used' tunic. The pair comes in a virtually mint-/unissued condition and will be very hard to be upgraded. It should be noted that these bright-green piped 'Panzer-Grenadiere'-shoulderboard-paird are quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'faily scarce'.

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards, as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' The neat - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards, as was piped in the (darker-) green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Truppen' (or: lieutnant who served within the mountain-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The shoulderboards - which are truly 'text-book'-specimen in all facets - measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length, each. They are piped in the neat (darker-) green- (ie. 'grüner')- coloured branchcolour and never had any tongues attached: they were clearly intended for usage as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type. The pair - which has truly smooth- ie. felt-woolen-based- 'backings' - never had any pips nor 'cyphers' ie. numerals attached denoting that the pair was intended for usage by an army-officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant'. The pair has somewhat 'sub-dued'- and/or minimally tarnished 'upperdecks' and was IMO a pair that was intended for usage on a regular, 'front-used'-tunic. It should be noted that these green-piped shoulderboard-pairs are quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'faily scarce'. Simply a very attractive pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Truppen' and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards, as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' The neat - and/or fully matching and actually not that easily encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards, as was piped in the (darker-) green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Truppen' (or: lieutnant who served within the mountain-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The shoulderboards - which are truly 'text-book'-specimen in all facets - measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length, each. They are piped in the neat (darker-) green- (ie. 'grüner')- coloured branchcolour and never had any tongues attached: they were clearly intended for usage as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type. The pair - which has truly smooth- ie. felt-woolen-based- 'backings' - never had any pips nor 'cyphers' ie. numerals attached denoting that the pair was intended for usage by an army-officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant'. The pair has somewhat 'sub-dued'- and/or minimally tarnished 'upperdecks' and was IMO a pair that was intended for usage on a regular, 'front-used'-tunic. It should be noted that these green-piped shoulderboard-pairs are quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'faily scarce'. Simply a very attractive pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Jäger- o. Gebirgsjäger-Truppen' and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, dual-piped \'cyphered\' shoulderboards as was specifically intended for a: \'Leutnant der Reserve der Nachrichten-Truppen u. Mitglied einer Uffz.-Schule\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers'-type, dual- (ie. bright-yellow- ie. dove-grey-) piped shoulderboards as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Reserve der Nachrichten-Truppen u. Mitglied einer Unteroffizierschule' (or: reserve-lieutnant who served at one of the NCO-training-schools within the army signal-troops ) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The neat pair is piped in the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour and does, moreover, show a secondary, dove-grey- (ie. 'graublauer'-) coloured branchcolour attached: as such, it was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Reserve der Nachrichten-Truppen'. The boards are fabricated in the neat 'smooth'-like- (ie. 'moleskin'-type-) wool and never had any tongues attached: they were intended as a typical pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The boards have the silverish-grey-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued') 'upperdecks' and measure both approximately 11,7 cms. sized in length. The pair shows some normal wear, staining and/or age, simply caused by moderate wear ie. storage for decades. The set - which is as stated above fully matching! - shows a pair of (golden-toned and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'US'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') period-attached, denoting that the officer who wore this pair was attached to one of the army NCO-schools. (Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that these cyphers were attached before the boards were fully assembled). According to the regulations does this pair also show two (horizontally-mounted) 'stripes' of NCO-braid each (denoting the 'reserve'-status of this officer). Simply an attractive and desirable, Heeres-officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that originated from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of a collection. I deem that I have priced this attractive 'Leutnant der Reserve der Nachrichten-Truppen u. Mitglied einer Unteroffizierschule'-shoulderboard-pair accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, \'cyphered\'- (ie. numbered-) shoulderboards, as was intended for - and worn by! - a: \'Major des Infanterie-Regiments 49\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers'-type, 'cyphered' (ie. numbered-) shoulderboards as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) branchcolour, as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Major des Infanterie-Regiments 49' (or major within the infantry-regiment numbered '49' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards are as stated clearly used and/or worn and show minimal wear, age and/or minimal staining. The boards measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each and come without tongues (they were with certainty worn as a pair of the so-called: 'sew-in-type' - see pictures). The boards - which have the smooth woolen-based 'backings' as to be expected - have identical sets of (regular-sized-, bright-golden-toned- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based-) '4'- and/or '9'-numerals (ie. 'cyphers') period-attached. All four devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but are just a bit tarnished ie. frosted as more often encountered. The set has fairly dull-silver-coloured 'upperdecks' and was most certainly a pair that was intended for usage on a regular (ie. front-used-) tunic. Simply a truly attractive pair of numbered ie. 'cyphered' and fairly high-ranked officers'-type shoulderboards that was intended for - and used by! - a: 'Major des Infanterie-Regiments 49'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Artillerie\'-related regimental shoulderstrap \'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershube\') as intended for a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 69\' The - fully matching - pair is neatly 'chain-stitched' embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kürbelstickerei') in bright-red- (ie. 'Hochroter'-) coloured wool and shows some minor (IMO) storage-age only. Simply a nice pair of 'Artillerie'-related 'Übershube' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of bright-red-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Artillerie\'-related regimental shoulderstrap \'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershube\') as were intended for a: \'Soldat des Schwere-Artillerie-Abteilungs 647\' I recently found a small lot comprising of 5 (fully matching-) pairs of the WH (Heeres) 'Artillerie'-related so-called: regimental shoulderstrap 'slip-ons' (ie. 'Übershube') as were intended for usage by a: 'Soldat des Schwere-Artillerie-Abteilungs 647', all pairs in overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-) condition. The - fully matching - pairs are neatly 'chain-stitched' embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kürbelstickerei') in bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured wool and show some minor (IMO storage-) age only. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat 'Artillerie'-related 'Übershube'-pair for a fair price: great to 'decorate' a pair of bright-red-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Aufklärungs-Truppen\'-related-, regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershube\') as were intended for a: \'Soldat des Nachschub-Abteilungs XII\' The - fully matching - pair is neatly 'chain-stitched' embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kürbelstickerei') in light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured wool and shows some minor (IMO) storage-age only. Simply an attractive pair of 'Nachshub-Truppen'- (ie. army-transport-) related 'Übershube' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of light-blue-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: \'Leutnant des Panzer-Abteilungs o. Regiments 25\' The neat shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the typical Heeres'-type-, 'Panzer'-related shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they are moderately used- ie. worn and show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues and were with certainty intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type. The boards measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each and were clearly worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows two matching sets of (neatly golden-toned-, regular-sized- and/or fully identical-) '2'- and '5'-numerals period-attached, denoting that the junior officer (ie. 'Leutnant') who was issued this pair, served within the Panzer-Abteilung o. Regiment '25'. All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina. Taking into account the fact that the set has silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'subdued'-type-) 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was used on a regular front- ie. 'wrap-around'-tunic (and not a 'Waffenrock' or dress-tunic). It should be mentioned that these neatly 'cyphered', 'Heeres'-type 'Panzer'-shoulderboards are actually not that easy to come by and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Leutnant des Panzer-Abteilungs o. Regiments 25'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards, as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant des Pz.- o. Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 4\' The neat shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the typical Heeres'-type-, 'Panzer'-related shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they are clearly used- ie worn and show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues and were with certainty intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type. The boards measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each and was IMO worn ie. carefully tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair has a matching set of (neatly golden-toned-, regular-sized- and/or fully identical-) '4'-numerals and/or golden-toned pips period-attached, denoting that the officer (ie. lieutnant first-class) who was issued this pair, served within the: 'Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Abteilung 4' (ie. tank- or: anti-tank- or tank-destroyer-unit, numbered '4'). All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly darkened- (and/or quite tarnished-) age-patina. These 'standard'-pattern-, officers'-type shoulderboards could be used with the regular-style officers-tunics but could naturally also be worn on the specific black-woolen 'Panzer'-type 'wrap-around'-tunics. It should be mentioned that these neatly 'cyphered', 'Heeres'-type 'Panzer- o. Panzerjäger'-shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply an attractive shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant des Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 4'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards, as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant des Pz.- o. Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 7\' The neat shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the typical Heeres'-type-, 'Panzer'-related shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they are clearly used- ie worn and show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable (truly!) bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted on their (typical) small-sized tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each and were with certainty worn ie. carefully tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair has a matching set of (once golden-toned-, regular-sized- and/or fully identical-) '7'-numerals and/or golden-toned pips period-attached, denoting that the officer (ie. lieutnant first-class) who was issued this pair, served within the: 'Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Abteilung 7' (ie. tank- or: anti-tank- or tank-destroyer-unit, numbered '7'). All four devices are minimally stained- ie. tarnished and have lost most of their once present golden-toned finish: they have, however, preserved a fine and fairly darkened- (and/or quite tarnished-) age-patina. These 'standard'-pattern-, officers'-type shoulderboards could be used with the regular-style officers-tunics but could naturally also be worn on the specific black-woolen 'Panzer'-type 'wrap-around'-tunics. It should be mentioned that these neatly 'cyphered', 'Heeres'-type 'Panzer- o. Panzerjäger'-shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply an attractive shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant des Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 7'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards, as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\' The neat shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the typical Heeres'-type-, 'Panzer'-related shoulderboards and have the bright-silver- (ie. somewhat 'shiny'-type-) 'upperdecks': they are minimally used- ie. worn and show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues and were with certainty intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type. The boards measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each and were IMO worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair has a matching set of (neatly golden-toned-, regular-sized- and/or fully identical-) Gothic-styled: 'P'-cyphers and two pips period-attached, denoting that the officer (ie. lieutnant first-class) who was issued this pair, served within a: 'Panzerjäger-Abteilung' (ie. anti-tank- or tank-destroyer-unit). All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina. Taking into account the fact that the set has bright-silver- (ie. somewhat 'shiny'-type-) 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was used on a Waffenrock (ie. dress- or: going-out-tunic). It should be mentioned that these neatly 'cyphered', 'Heeres'-type 'Panzerjäger'-shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply an attractive shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards, as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an: \'Oberstleutnant des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 22\' The neat shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the typical Heeres'-type-, 'Panzer'-related shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type-) 'upperdecks': they are moderately used- ie. worn and show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the 'smooth-type' wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues and were with certainty intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type. The boards measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each and were clearly worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair has a matching set of (neatly golden-toned-, regular-sized- and/or fully identical-) Gothic-styled: 'P'-cyphers, a pair of '2'-numerals and two pips each period-attached, denoting that the high-ranked officer (ie. 'Oberstleutnant' or lieutnant-colonel) who was issued this pair, served within (ie. possibly commanded!) a: 'Panzerjäger-Abteilung' (ie. anti-tank- or tank-destroyer-unit). All eight devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina. Taking into account the fact that the set has silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'subdued'-type-) 'upperdecks' I deem that it was a pair that was used on a regular front-tunic (and not a 'Waffenrock' or dress-tunic). It should be mentioned that these neatly 'cyphered', 'Heeres'-type 'Panzerjäger'-shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very attractive shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberstleutnant des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 22'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann o. Arzt der Sanitäts-Truppen\' The neat shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-blue- (ie.: 'blauer'-) coloured and/or: 'smooth'-type- (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and are truly hard to be upgraded: they were clearly worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type and were carefully 'tunic-removed' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair has truly greyish-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued') 'upperdecks' making this IMO a pair that was most certainly intended for usage on a regular- (ie. front-used-) tunic (and IMO not for a: 'Waffenrock' or dress-tunic). The boards - which measure approximately 11,7 cms. in length each - are just a bit 'tarnished' simply caused by normal age ie. storage for decades. The pair shows two (golden-toned- and 'feuervergoldeten'-, fully identical- and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-) so-called: 'Aesculapus'-cyphers and four (equally styled) pips attached, denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Hauptmann' (ie. presumably 'Arzt' or medical-doctor). The pair shows some normal discoloration and/or moderate wear (no damage nor mothing or alike is present). This attractive shoulderboard-pair was recently found at a private household in Germany and was never before part of a collection: it once belonged to a: 'Hauptmann o. Arzt der Sanitäts-Truppen' who IMO most certainly was issued and used this pair and stored it as such for decades. Simply a very nice, untouched 'cyphered' officers'-type shoulderboard-pair in a desirable branchcolour ie. 'Waffenfarbe': almost impossible to upgrade this pair!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant o. Arzt der Sanitäts-Truppen\' The neat shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-blue- (ie.: 'blauer'-) coloured and/or: 'smooth'-type- (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and are truly hard to be upgraded: they were clearly worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type and were carefully 'tunic-removed' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair has truly greyish-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued') 'upperdecks' making this IMO a pair that was most certainly intended for usage on a regular- (ie. front-used-) tunic (and IMO not for a: 'Waffenrock' or dress-tunic). The boards - which measure approximately 11,7 cms. in length each - are just a bit 'tarnished' simply caused by normal age ie. storage for decades. The pair shows two (golden-toned- and 'feuervergoldeten'-, fully identical- and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-) so-called: 'Aesculapus'-cyphers and 2 (equally styled) pips attached, denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Oberleutnant' (ie. presumably 'Arzt' or medical-doctor). The pair shows some normal discoloration and/or moderate wear (no damage nor mothing or alike is present). This attractive shoulderboard-pair was recently found at a private household in Germany and was never before part of a collection: it once belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant o. Arzt der Sanitäts-Truppen' who IMO most certainly was issued and used this pair and stored it as such for decades. Simply a very nice, untouched 'cyphered' officers'-type shoulderboard-pair in a desirable branchcolour ie. 'Waffenfarbe': almost impossible to upgrade this pair!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboards that come mounted on \'Auf der Steg\'-mounting as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberst o. Arzt der Sanitäts-Truppen\' The neat shoulderboards - which are constructed from the darker-blue- (ie.: 'blauer'-) coloured and/or: 'smooth'-type- (ie. moleskin-like-) wool - come in an excellent condition overall and will be hard to be upgraded. The shoulderboards are 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type-, 'Sanitäter'-type shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat shiny, silver-toned-) 'upperdecks'. The boards show the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured, branchcolour (and were constructed from the smooth-type wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues but came fitted to be worn onto a summer- or white-coloured tunic (and come thus mounted on a so-called: 'auf der Steg'-mounting as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length each. The pair was IMO clearly issued- and/or worn and does show some moderate age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The pair has a matching set of (neatly golden-toned-, larger-sized- and/or identical-) 'Aesculapus'-cyphers- and two (golden-toned) pips (period-) attached, denoting that the officer who wore these was a full-colonel and (presumably) medical doctor (ie. 'Oberst o. Arzt der Sanitäts-Truppen'). All four devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) golden-toned age-patina. Simply a very nice, untouched and high-ranked 'cyphered' officers'-type shoulderboard-pair in a desirable branchcolour ie. 'Waffenfarbe': almost impossible to upgrade this pair!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\'-, officers\'-type shoulderboards, as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 137\' The neat - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres)-type shoulderboards - are truly 'text-book'-specimen in all facets and measure approximately 11,8 cms. in length, each. They are piped in the neat grass-green- (ie. 'grüner')- coloured branchcolour and never had any tongues attached: they were clearly used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type. The pair - which has truly smooth- ie. felt-woolen-based- 'backings' - shows two pairs of (regular-sized- and/or: neatly golden-toned-) '1'-, '3'- and/or '7'-numerals and dito albeit smaller-sized pips attached denoting that the pair was intended for usage by an army-officer with the rank of: 'Oberleutnant' (ie. lieutnant first-class) who served within the 'Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 137' (or: mountain-trooper regiment, numbered: '137'). The pair has somewhat 'sub-dued'- and/or minimally tarnished 'upperdecks' and was IMO a pair that was intended for usage on a regular, 'front-used'-tunic. The pair comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition and shows normal age, wear and/or staining (one tiny moth-hole is visible on the back of one of the boards as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these green-piped shoulderboard-pairs are quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'faily scarce'. Simply a very attractive pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 137' which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\'-, officers\'-type shoulderboards, as was intended for an: \'Oberstleutnant des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99\' The neat - and fairly high-ranked! - WH (Heeres)-type shoulderboards - are truly 'text-book'-specimen in all facets and measure approximately 10 cms. in length, each. They are piped in the neat bright-green- (ie. 'grüner')- coloured branchcolour and come mounted on their (small-sized-, typical officers'-type-) tongues attached. The pair - which has truly smooth- ie. felt-woolen-based- 'backings' - shows two pairs of (regular-sized- and/or: neatly golden-toned-) '99'-numerals and dito pips attached denoting that the pair was intended for usage by a fairly high-ranked army-officer with the rank of: 'Oberstleutnant' (ie. lieutnant-colonel) who served within the 'Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99' (or: mountain-trooper regiment, numbered: '99'). The pair has somewhat 'shiny'- albeit minimally tarnished 'upperdecks' and was IMO a pair that was intended for usage on a regular, 'front-used'-tunic. The pair comes in a wonderful condition and will be very hard to be upgraded. It should be noted that these green-piped shoulderboard-pairs are quite hard to encounter (especially when intended for the higher-ranked officers!) and can easily be graded 'faily scarce'. Simply a very attractive pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberstleutnant des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99' which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'-related regimental shoulderstrap \'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershube\') as intended for a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 628\' The - fully matching - pair is neatly 'chain-stitched' embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kürbelstickerei') in white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool and shows some minor (IMO) storage-age only. Simply an attractive pair of 'Infanterie'-related 'Übershube' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of white-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'-related-, regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershuben\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 69\' The attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair is neatly 'chain-stitched'-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kürbelstickerei') in bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured wool and shows some minor (IMO) storage-age only. This particular pair originated from a large cloth- and/or: shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive pair of 'Artillerie'- (ie. army-artillery-) related 'Übershuben' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of bright-red-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'-related-, regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershuben\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 70\' The attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair is neatly 'chain-stitched'-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kürbelstickerei') in bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured wool and shows some minor (IMO) storage-age only. This particular pair originated from a large cloth- and/or: shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive pair of 'Artillerie'- (ie. army-artillery-) related 'Übershuben' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of bright-red-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'-related-, regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershuben\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 72\' The attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair is neatly 'chain-stitched'-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kürbelstickerei') in bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured wool and shows some minor (IMO) storage-age only. This particular pair originated from a large cloth- and/or: shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive pair of 'Artillerie'- (ie. army-artillery-) related 'Übershuben' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of bright-red-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'-related-, so-called regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Über- shuben\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Landes- schützen-Batalions 446\' The attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair is neatly 'machine-stitched'-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') in white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool and shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining. This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- and/or: shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive pair of 'Infanterie'- (ie. army-infantry-) related 'Übershuben' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of white-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'-related-, so-called regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Über- shuben\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Landes- schützen-Batalions 642\' The attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair is neatly 'machine-stitched'-embroidered (by means of regular: 'stickerei') in white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured linnen and shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining. This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- and/or: shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive pair of 'Infanterie'- (ie. army-infantry-) related 'Übershuben' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of white-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'-related-, so-called regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershuben\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 487\' The attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair is neatly 'chain-stitched'-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kürbelstickerei') in white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool on a field-grey-coloured background and shows some minor age and/or wear only. This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive pair of 'Infanterie'- (ie. army-infantry-) related 'Übershuben' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of white-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to store in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'-related-, so-called regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershuben\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 74\' The attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair is neatly 'chain-stitched'-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kürbelstickerei') in (somewhat yellowish-) white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool on a field-grey-coloured background and shows some minor (IMO) storage-age only. This particular pair originated from a large cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive pair of 'Infanterie'- (ie. army-infantry-) related 'Übershuben' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of white-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to store in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'-related-, so-called regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershuben\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Landesschützen-Batalions 313\' The attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair is neatly 'machine-stitched'-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') in white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool and shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining. This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- and/or: shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive pair of 'Infanterie'- (ie. army-infantry-) related 'Übershuben' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of white-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'-related-, so-called regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershuben\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Landesschützen-Batalions 446\' The attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair is neatly 'machine-stitched'-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') in white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool and shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining. This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- and/or: shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive pair of 'Infanterie'- (ie. army-infantry-) related 'Übershuben' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of white-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'-related-, so-called regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershuben\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Landesschützen-Batalions 606\' The attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair is neatly 'chain-stitched'-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kürbelstickerei') in white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool and shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining. This particular pair originated from a large cloth- and/or: shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive pair of 'Infanterie'- (ie. army-infantry-) related 'Übershuben' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of white-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'-related-, so-called regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershuben\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Landesschützen-Batalions 642\' The attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair is neatly 'machine-stitched'-embroidered (by means of regular: 'Stickerei') in white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured linnen and shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining. This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- and/or: shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive pair of 'Infanterie'- (ie. army-infantry-) related 'Übershuben' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of white-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'-related-, so-called regimental-shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershuben\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Landesschützen-Batalions 313\' The attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair is neatly 'machine-stitched'-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') in white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool and shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining. This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- and/or: shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive pair of 'Infanterie'- (ie. army-infantry-) related 'Übershuben' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of white-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'-related-, so-called regimental-shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershuben\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Landesschützen-Batalions 606\' The attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair is neatly 'machine-stitched'-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') in white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool and shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining. This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- and/or: shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive pair of 'Infanterie'- (ie. army-infantry-) related 'Übershuben' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of white-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Infanterie\'-related-, so-called regimental-shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershuben\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Landesschützen-Batalions 881\' The attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair is neatly 'machine-stitched'-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') in white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool and shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining. This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- and/or: shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive pair of 'Infanterie'- (ie. army-infantry-) related 'Übershuben' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of white-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Kradschützen\'-related-, regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershuben\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Kradschützen-Batallions 135\' The attractive - and/or fully matching and in this branchcolour not that easily encountered! - pair is neatly 'chain-stitched'-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kürbelstickerei') in the copper-brown- (ie. 'kupferbrauner'-) coloured wool and shows some minor (IMO) storage-age only. This pair originated from a larger cloth- and/or: shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive pair of 'Kradschützen'- (ie. army-motorcyclists-) related 'Übershuben' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of copper-brown-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Kradschützen\'-related-, regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershuben\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Kradschützen-Batallions 159\' The attractive - and/or fully matching and in this branchcolour not that easily encountered! - pair is neatly 'chain-stitched'-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kürbelstickerei') in the copper-brown- (ie. 'kupferbrauner'-) coloured wool and shows some minor (IMO) storage-age only. This pair originated from a larger cloth- and/or: shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive pair of 'Kradschützen'- (ie. army-motorcyclists-) related 'Übershuben' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of copper-brown-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Nachshub-Truppen\'-related-, regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershube\') as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Nachschub-Abteilungs 263\' The - fully matching - pair is neatly 'chain-stitched' embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kürbelstickerei') in light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured wool and shows some minor (IMO) storage-age only. Simply an attractive pair of 'Nachshub-Truppen'- (ie. army-transport-) related 'Übershube' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of equally light-blue-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Pioniere\'-related regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershube\') as intended for a: \'Soldat des Pioniere-Regiments 112\' The - fully matching - pair is neatly 'chain-stitched' embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kürbelstickerei') in black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured wool and shows some minor (IMO) storage-age only. Simply an attractive pair of 'Pioniere'- (ie. army-engineers-) related 'Übershube' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of black-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Pioniere\'-related-, regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershube\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Festungs-Bau Bataillons 82\' The attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair is neatly 'chain-stitched'-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kürbelstickerei') in black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured wool and shows some minor (IMO) storage-age only. This particular pair originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive pair of 'Pioniere'- (ie. army-engineers-) related 'Übershube' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of black-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Pioniere\'-related-, regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershube\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Pionier Bataillons 72\' The attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair is neatly 'chain-stitched'-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kürbelstickerei') in black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured wool and shows some minor (IMO) storage-age only. This particular pair originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply an attractive pair of 'Pioniere'- (ie. army-engineers-) related 'Übershube' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of black-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war period, \'M36\'-pattern (pointed-styled-), \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 412\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war period, 'M36'-pattern (pointed-styled-), 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps (being a pair having no branchcolour as per regulation) as was intended for - and/or worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 412' (or: NCO ie. sergeant who served within the infantry-regiment numbered: '412') and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 11,2 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: dark-green-coloured- and woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have as stated above no piping nor branchcolour attached: they are of the 'generic pattern' and could (without 'cyphers') also be worn by a sergeant who served within various branches or: 'Waffengattungen' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (standard-pattern-) silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each a single (regular-sized- and/or zinc-based-) pip period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). Next to this, the pair shows a matching set of (also zink-based- and/or smaller-sized-) '4-', '1'- and/or: '2-cyphers' ie. numerals, attached. All 8 devices were with certainty period-attached and do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish. The pair comes mounted on its original tongues and does show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Of interest is, moreover, IMO the fact that the 'Infanterie-Regiment 412' was only short-lived: it was founded on 26 August 1939 and only existed upto 15 October 1942 after which date is was renamed in: 'Grenadier-Regiment 412' (something that was due to heavy losses). Simply an attractive - and IMO quite early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'Heeres' NCO-type, shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 412': I deem that I have priced this attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war period, \'M36\'-pattern (pointed-styled-), \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 42\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war period, 'M36'-pattern (pointed-styled-), 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps (being a pair having no branchcolour as per regulation) as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 42' (or: NCO ie. sergeant who served within the infantry regiment, numbered: '42') and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The straps - which are both approximately 11,6 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: dark-green-coloured- and woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have as stated above no piping nor branchcolour attached (see pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (standard-pattern-) silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each a single (regular-sized- and/or aluminium-based-) pip period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). Next to this, the pair shows a matching set of (aluminium-based- and/or early pattern-) '4'- and/or: '2'-numerals attached. All 6 devices were with certainty period-attached and do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish. The pair comes mounted on its original tongues and does show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and IMO quite early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'Heeres' NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 42': I deem that I have priced this attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war period, \'M36\'-pattern (pointed-styled-), \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel eines Lehr-Regiments\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war period, 'M36'-pattern (pointed-styled-), 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps (being a pair having no branchcolour as per regulation) as was intended for - and/or worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel eines Lehr-Regiments' (or: NCO ie. sergeant and presumably an instructor who served within a schooling- or trainings-regiment) and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 11 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: dark-green-coloured- and woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have as stated above no piping nor branchcolour attached: they are of the generic pattern and could be worn by a sergeant ie. instructor who served within various branches or: 'Waffengattungen' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (standard-pattern-) silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each a single (regular-sized- and/or aluminium-based-) pip period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). Next to this, the pair shows a matching set of (also aluminium-based- and/or Gothic-styled-) so-called: 'L'- cyphers attached. All 4 devices were with certainty period-attached and do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish. The pair comes mounted on its original tongues and does show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and IMO quite early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'Heeres' NCO-type, shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel eines Lehr-Regiments': I deem that I have priced this attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war period, \'M36\'-pattern (pointed-styled-), \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess des Infanterie-Regiments 42\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war period, 'M36'-pattern (pointed-styled-), 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps (being a pair having no branchcolour as per regulation) as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess des Infanterie-Regiments 42' (or: senior-NCO ie. company-sergeant who served within the infantry regiment, numbered: '42'), in overall nice, albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-, condition. The straps - which are both approximately 11 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: dark-green coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have as stated above no piping nor branchcolour attached (see pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (standard-pattern-) silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each three (regular-sized- and/or aluminium-based-) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the unusually encountered rank of: 'Stabsfeldwebel' (ie. 'Spiess'). Next to this, the pair shows the (aluminium-based- and/or early pattern '4'- and/or: '2'-numerals attached. All ten devices were with certainty period-attached (in a sloppy manner!) and do show some regular age and/or tarnish. The pair comes mounted on its original tongues and does show some moderate age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and IMO quite early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'Heeres' NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess des Infanterie-Regiments 42': I deem that I have priced this attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war period, \'M36\'-pattern (rounded-styled-), NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Unterwachtmeister eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war period, 'M36'-pattern (rounded-styled-), NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - a: 'Unterwachtmeister eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments' (or: junior-NCO ie. Unteroffizier or junior-sergeant who served within an army artillery unit or regiment), in overall nice, albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-, condition. The straps - which are both approximately 12,7 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: dark-green coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have the the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping ie. branchcolour attached (see pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (standard-pattern-) silver-coloured NCO-braid attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: 'Unterwachtmeister' (ie. 'Uffz.'). The pair comes mounted on its original tongues and does show some moderate age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and IMO quite early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'Heeres' NCO-type, '(Sturm)Artillerie'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Unterwachtmeister eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments': I deem that I have priced this attractive set accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war period, \'M36\'-pattern (rounded-styled-), \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Stabswachtmeister eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war period, 'M36'-pattern (rounded-styled-), 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - a: 'Stabswachtmeister eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments' (or: senior NCO ie. company-sergeant who served within an army artillery unit or regiment), in overall nice, albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-, condition. The straps - which are both approximately 11,4 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: dark-green coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have the the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping ie. branchcolour attached (see pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (standard-pattern-) silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each three (regular-sized- and/or aluminium-based-) pips attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the unusually encountered rank of: 'Stabswachtmeister' (ie. 'Spiess'). All six devices were period-attached and do show some regular age and/or tarnish. The pair comes mounted on its original tongues and does show some moderate age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and IMO quite early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'Heeres' NCO-type, '(Sturm)Artillerie'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Stabswachtmeister eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments': I deem that I have priced this attractive set accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel eines Nachshub-Abteilungs\' The neat straps - which are approximately 11,5 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical darker-green-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured and/or: woolen-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached: as such they were clearly intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel eines Nachshub-Abteilungs' (or: sergeant who served within an army transport-unit). The straps were - I deem - just moderately used- and/or worn and do show some staining and/or age simply caused by moderate wear and decades of storage (they are, however, fully void of any damage as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard'-type, bright-silverish-grey-coloured 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid and two (regular-sized, identical and/or aluminium-based) pips period-attached, denoting the NCOs'-rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). Of interest is, moreover, the fact that the NCO who wore this pair was clearly promoted from 'Unteroffizier' to 'Feldwebel') something that can be deducted from the (later added) horizontally-mounted piece of (early pattern) NCO-braid (as can be seen on the pictures). These type of shoulderstraps are of the fairly early-war-period pattern straps and were worn in the period around 1939/1940 (and were 'worn-out' even during the rest of the war). This particular pair originated from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or fully 'text-book', NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel eines Nachshub-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-pattern- (ie. pointed-styled) \'cyphered\' EM-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Inf.-Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 9\' This is truly very attractive - and actually rarely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'M36'-pattern- (ie. pointed-styled) 'cyphered' and/or non-piped enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and with certainty used by - a: 'Soldat des Infanterie-Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 9' (or simple soldier who served within the infantry-related-, machine-gunners-regiment ie. unit numbered: '9') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are both approximately 11 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upper-decks' and have (of course) no piping (as per regulation). Both shoulderstraps show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) Gothic-styled- so-called: 'M'-cyphers and/or: '9' numerals. Both 'cyphers' are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which come mounted on their functional tongues and show as stated above truly minimal usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is however visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered' so-called: 'Maschinengewehr-Abteilungen'-shoulderstraps are very desirable and can easily be regarded 'rare', even more when they are in such a nicely preserved condition. In any case a very attractive (and truly rarely encountered!) early- ie. pre-war-period-, 'cyphered Heeres' shoulderstrap-pair which is IMO priced according to its obvious desirability and/or unmistaken rarity!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-pattern- (ie. pointed-styled- and/or neatly \'cyphered\'-) shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: \'Uffz. des Infanterie-Regiments 74\' This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'M36'-pattern- (ie. pointed-styled- and/or neatly 'cyphered' and/or naturally non-piped-) shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Regiments 74' (or junior-sergeant who served within the infantry-regiment ie. unit numbered: '74'), in overall very nice- (albeit IMO moderately used ie. worn-) condition. The straps - which are both approximately 11 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type' and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have (of course) no piping (as per regulation). Both shoulderstraps show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) so-called: '74'-cyphers ie. numerals. Both 'cyphers' are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected (see pictures). The straps - which come mounted on their functional tongues and do have the 'standard'- ie. early pattern- and/or fairly shiny, silverish-coloured NCO-braid attached - show as stated moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is however visible and/or present, especially on the back of one of the tongues - see pictures). It should be noted that all 'cyphered': 'Infanterie'-related shoulderstraps are very desirable and can easily be regarded 'fairly rare', even more when they are in such a nicely preserved condition. In any case an attractive (and actually not that easily encountered!) early- ie. pre-war-period, 'cyphered Heeres' shoulderstrap-pair which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-pattern- (ie. pointed-styled- and/or neatly \'cyphered\'-) shoulderstraps, as were intended for an: \'Unterfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 55\' This is a very attractive - and scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'M36'-pattern- (ie. pointed-styled- and/or neatly 'cyphered' and/or non-piped-) shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: 'Unterfeldwebel des Infanterie-Regiments 55' (or junior-sergeant who served within the infantry-regiment ie. unit numbered: '55'), in overall very nice- (albeit IMO moderately used ie. worn-) condition. The straps - which are both approximately 12 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type' and/or darker-green coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have (of course) no piping (as per regulation). Both shoulderstraps show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) so-called: '55'-cyphers ie. numerals. Both 'cyphers' are executed in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected (see pictures). The straps - which come mounted on their functional tongues and do have the 'standard'- ie. regular-pattern- and/or fairly shiny, silverish-coloured NCO-braid attached - show as stated moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is however visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered': 'Infanterie'-related shoulderstraps are very desirable and can easily be regarded 'rare', even more when they are in such a nicely preserved condition. In any case an attractive (and actually not that easily encountered!) early- ie. pre-war-period, 'cyphered Heeres' shoulderstrap-pair which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type- (rounded-styled-) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'M36'-type- (rounded-styled-) 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was piped in the neat, bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers' unit ie. regiment), in overall nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn-, condition. The shoulderstraps - which are both approximately 12 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type' and/or darker-green-coloured-, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps show the woolen-type piping and both show two (silver-coloured-, IMO glass-based-, 'standard'-pattern- and/or regular-sized-) pips attached and also show the neat (equally silver-toned- and/or: aluminium-based-) 'P'- 'cyphers' period-attached. Next to this, the pair shows the silver-coloured- and/or 'standard'-pattern NCO-braid attached (denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel'). All six devices show some regular age, wear and/or staining (see pictures) but have nevertheless remained great, pronounced detail. Of addtional interest is the fact that one the straps still shows its glass-based button in place (there to accomodate the shooting-lanyard). The straps - which comes mounted on their functional tongues - show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern shoulderstraps can be easily regarded 'fairly scarce'. This particular pair originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. In any case an attractive and/or early-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and/or: 'Heeres-Panzerjäger'-related shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period-, ie. \'M36\'-pattern- (rounded styled), NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and IMO moderatly used! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period-, ie. 'M36'-pattern- (rounded styled), shoulderstraps having the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: sergeant who served within an army infantry unit ie. regiment), that comes in an overall nice (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 10,5 cms. sized in length - have the smooth-woolen (ie. 'moleskin'-) based and/or: darker-green-coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have the desirable 'silk-like'-type- and/or white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (see pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (standard-pattern- ie. silverish-coloured-) NCO-braid attached and have each a (regular-sized- and/or: aluminium-based-) pip period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). Both devices show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish. The pair comes mounted on its original tongues and does show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is - as stated above - entirely executed from the the smooth-woolen (ie. 'moleskin'-) based wool and is as such a pair that was with certainty privately acquired at a tailor-shop or alike. Simply a very attractive IMO early- ie. mid-war-period-, 'Heeres' NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments': I deem that I have priced this attractive - and actually not that easily enocuntered! - pair accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period-, ie. \'M36\'-pattern- (rounded styled), NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel eines Nebelwerfer-Abteilungs\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching and IMO moderatly used! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period-, ie. 'M36'-pattern- (rounded styled), shoulderstraps having the neat darker-purple- (ie. 'bordeaux-roter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Feldwebel eines Nebelwerfer-Abteilungs’ (or: sergeant who served within an army smoke-troops unit ie. regiment), that comes in an overall nice (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 10,4 cms. sized in length - have the smooth-woolen (ie. 'moleskin'-) based and/or: darker-green-coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have the woolen-type- and/or darker-purple- (ie. 'bordeaux-roter'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (see pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (standard-pattern- ie. golden-silverish-coloured-) NCO-braid attached and have each a (regular-sized- and/or: aluminium-based-) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). Both devices show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish. The pair comes mounted on its original tongues and does show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is - as stated above - entirely executed from the the smooth-woolen (ie. 'moleskin'-) based wool and is as such a pair that was with certainty privately acquired at a tailor-shop or alike. Simply a very attractive IMO early- ie. mid-war-period-, 'Heeres' NCO-type, 'Nebelwerfer'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel eines Nebelwerfer-Abteilungs': I deem that I have priced this attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - pair accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period-, ie. \'M36\'-pattern- (rounded styled), NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching and IMO hardly used! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period-, ie. 'M36'-pattern- (rounded styled), shoulderstraps having the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an infantry regiment), that come in an overall very nice (IMO hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 10,5 cms. sized in length - have the smooth-woolen (ie. 'moleskin'-) based and/or: darker-green-coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have the desirable 'silk-like'-type- and/or white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (see pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (standard-pattern- ie. silverish-coloured-) NCO-braid attached and have each two (regular-sized- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based-) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: 'Ober- feldwebel' (ie. sergeant first-class). All four devices show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish. The pair comes mounted on its original tongues and does show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is - as stated above - entirely ecxecuted from the the smooth-woolen (ie. 'moleskin'-) based wool and is as such a pair that was privately acquired at a tailor-shop or alike. Simply a very attractive IMO early- ie. mid-war-period-, 'Heeres' NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments': I deem that I have priced this attractive pair (that was never before part of a collection and which was recently found as such) accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period-, \'M36\'-pattern (rounded-style) NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and used by! - a: \'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess des Nachschubs-Abteilungs 13\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period-, so-called: 'M36'-pattern (rounded style- and neatly 'cyphered') NCO-type shoulderstraps having the neat light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess des Nachschubs-Abteilungs 13' (or: senior-NCO ie. company-sergeant who served within an army-transport unit ie. regiment numbered: '13') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are both approximately 10,9 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: darker-green-coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have as stated above the woolen-type- and/or light-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (see pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (standard-pattern-) silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each three (regular-sized- and/or IMO aluminium-based-) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the unusually encountered rank of: 'Stabsfeldwebel' (ie. 'Spiess'). Next to this does the pair show a (matching, early-pattern) set of '1'- and/or: '3'-numerals period-attached. All ten devices were with certainty period-attached (and do show some regular age and/or tarnish). The pair comes mounted on its functional tongues and does show some moderate age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, and IMO early-war-period, 'Heeres' NCO-type, 'Nachschub-Truppen'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess des Nachschubs-Abteilungs 13': I deem that I have priced this attractive M36-type pair accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period-ie. \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern (rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for - and used by! - an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Pionier-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early-war period- ie. 'M36'- (ie. 'M40'-) pattern (rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps having the neat black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Pionier-Abteilungs' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an army-engineers unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 10,2 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: darker-green-coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have the desirable 'silk-like'-type- and/or black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (standard-pattern-) bright-silverish-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each a (matching pair of regular-sized- and/or zinc-based-) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel' (ie. sergeant first-class). All four devices were with certainty period-attached and do show some regular age and/or tarnish. The pair comes mounted on its original tongues and does show some truly minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is constructed from the smooth-type wool and is I deem a typical pair that originates from a private tailor-shop. Simply a very attractive, early-war-period, 'Heeres' NCO-type, 'Pioniere'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Pionier-Abteilungs': I deem that I have priced this attractive 'M36'- (ie. 'M40'-) type shoulderstrap-pair accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early- (ie. pre-war-) period-, so-called: \'M36\'-styled- (ie. rounded-pattern), NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is a truly atttractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early- (ie. pre-war-) period-, so-called: 'M36'-styled- (ie. rounded-pattern), NCO-type-shoulder- straps, as was piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an army infantry-regiment ie. unit), in overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn- ie. tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern-, darker-green-coloured and/or: smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured (and/or: woolen-type-) piping attached (see pictures). The 'regular-issued'- (ie. with certainty non-privately purchased-) type- straps measure approximately 12,2 cms. in length each and are fully matching in style and/or execution. They come mounted on their functional tongues and have the 'standard'-pattern and/or: bright-silver-coloured, WH 'Heeres'-type NCO-braid attached as to be expected: furthermore, does the set show, four, identical (regular-sized- and/or: aluminium- ie. zinc-based-) pips attached, denoting that the NCO who wore this set served as an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments'. All four devices show some equal wear ie. are somewhat tarnished. The pair shows some truly minimal age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. This particular shoulderstrap-set originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a great occasion to acquire a very attractive and desirable NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- ie. pre-war-period (ie. \'M36\'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) EM-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO early-war- (ie. pre-war-period ie. 'M36'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen' (or simple soldier who served within an army signals-unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall nice (ie. IMO clearly issued- and/or moderately used-), condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern-, darker-green coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelbener'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type- piping attached (see pictures). The straps measure approximately 12 cms. in length each and are of the regular-issued - (ie. non-private-production-type). The straps come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and come in a nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition, overall. The set shows - as stated above - only moderate wear and age: they were simply used but are nevertheless void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a desirable 'Nachrichten'-related EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that was recently found at a private household and that was never before part of a collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO mid-war period (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as were intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' The neat shoulderstraps - which have the field-grey coloured- and/or typical woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) and/or 'silk-like'-type piping attached and measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length each, as is more often encountered. The straps come mounted on their original tongues and are in an overall nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall: the boards show clear age, wear and/or obvious staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which were intended for a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen' (or simple army infantry soldier) - show as stated above clear usage and/or wear (they are however not damaged or alike: they just show the signs of having been extensively used). The pair was with certainly always together and was worn as such as a pair. It should be noted that these white-piped, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps are very desirable and can nowadays easily be graded 'scarce': this is one of those shoulderstrap-pairs that every collector is searching-for but that is simply not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO mid-war period (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as were intended for a: \'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen\' The attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair is piped in the neat darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour and was intended for - and/or worn by! - a: 'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen' (or simple medical-soldier or orderly). The straps - which have the field-grey coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' as to be expected - have the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached and measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length each. The straps come mounted on their original tongues and come in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition, overall. They show as stated above only minimal age, dust and/or staining (which is IMO caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear). This attractive pair can easily serve to complete any mid-war-period 'Heeres' tunic. One of the nicest such 'Sanitäter'-related pairs I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), IMO mid-war-period (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was piped in the white-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen\' The attractive shoulderstraps - which have the field-grey-coloured- and/or: typical woolen-based 'upperdecks' as to be expected - have the desirable white- (ie. 'weisser'-) and/or woolen-type piping attached and measure approximately 11 cms. in length each. The straps come naturally mounted on their original tongues and are in an overall very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall: the straps show some minimal age, wear and/or obvious staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which were intended for and used by a: 'Unteroffizier der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: junior-sergeant) - have the (somewhat tarnished) greyish-silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and show as stated above only minimal usage and/or wear (they are however not damaged or alike: they just show the minimal signs of having been used). The pair was with certainly always together and was worn as such as a pair. It should be noted that these white-piped-, NCO-type-, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderstraps are quite desirable and can nowadays easily be graded 'scarce'. I deem that I have priced this attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), mid-war period, \'M43\'-pattern- and/or \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess des Infanterie-Regiments 15\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), mid-war period, 'M43'-pattern-, 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps having the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess des Infanterie-Regiments 15' (or: senior-NCO ie. company-sergeant who served within the infantry regiment, numbered: '15'), in overall nice, albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-, condition. The straps - which are both approximately 11,6 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: field-grey-coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have as stated above the desirable 'silk-like'-type- and/or white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (see pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (standard-pattern-) silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each three (smaller-sized- and/or aluminium-based-) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the unusually encountered rank of: 'Stabsfeldwebel' (ie. 'Spiess'). Next to this, the pair shows the (aluminium-based- and/or early pattern '1'- and/or: '5'-numerals attached. All ten devices were with certainty period-attached (in a somewhat sloppy manner!) and do show some regular age and/or tarnish. The pair comes mounted on its original tongues and does show some moderate age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive mid-war-period, 'Heeres' NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess des Infanterie-Regiments 15': I deem that I have priced this attractive M43 pair accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), mid-war period-, \'M43\'-pattern NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and used by! - an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Pionier-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), mid-war period-, 'M43'-pattern NCO-type shoulderstraps having the neat black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Pionier-Abteilungs' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an army-engineers unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are both approximately 10,4 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: field-grey-coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have as stated above the desirable 'silk-like'-type- and/or black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (see pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (standard-pattern-) silverish-yellow-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each two (regular-sized- and/or alumnium-based-) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel' (ie. sergeant first-class). All four devices were with certainty period-attached (in a somewhat sloppy manner!) and do show some regular age and/or tarnish. The pair comes mounted on its original tongues and does show some moderate age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Of interest is, moreover, the fact that the NCO started-off as an: 'Unteroffizier' and used the same boards when being promoted (something that can be easily deducted by the later-added- and/or horizontally mounted piece of NCO-braid present on both straps as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive, mid-war-period, 'Heeres' NCO-type, 'Pioniere'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Pionier-Abteilungs': I deem that I have priced this attractive M43-type pair accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), mid-war period-, \'M43\'-pattern-, NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), mid-war period-, 'M43'-pattern-, NCO-type shoulderstraps having the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an infantry regiment), that come in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 10,5 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern'- and/or: field-grey-coloured-, woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have the desirable 'silk-like'-type- and/or white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour ie. piping attached (see pictures). The shoulderstraps show the (standard- ie. sub-dued pattern-) bluish-grey-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each two (regular-sized- and/or aluminium- ie. zinc based-) pips period-attached, denoting that the pair was intended for an NCO with the rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel' (ie. sergeant first class). All four devices were with certainty period-attached (in a somewhat sloppy manner!) and do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish. The pair comes mounted on its original tongues and does show some moderate age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive mid-war-period-, 'Heeres' NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments': I deem that I have priced this attractive M43-type pair (that was never before part of a collection and which was recently found as such) accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), officers\'-pattern shoulderboards, as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Generalsstab- o. Veterinär-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching and never used! - pair of WH (Heeres), officers'-pattern shoulderboards, as was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Generalsstab- o. Veterinär-Truppen' (or lieutnant who served within the general-staff or within a veterinarian unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- nor worn- and or virtually mint-), condition. The boards - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - are piped in the darker-pink- ie. crimson- (or: 'karmesinroter'-) coloured and/or: 'smooth'-type wool and came without tongues: they are a pair that was clearly intended to be worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type. The set never had any pips nor 'cyphers' attached, denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Leutnant'. The pair has the silverish-grey-coloured- and/or fairly sub-dued 'upperdecks' making it IMO a set that was specifically intended for usage on a regular, officers-type army-tunic. It should be noted that the darker-pink- ie. crimson- (or: 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour is one of the more difficult to encounter branchcolours of the entire: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or desirable WH officers'-pattern shoulderboard-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Generalsstab- o. Veterinär-Truppen'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), officers\'-pattern shoulderboards, as was intended for usage by a: \'Major der Generalsstab- o. Veterinär-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching and only minimally used - pair of WH (Heeres), officers'-pattern shoulderboards, as piped in the neat darker-pink- (ie. 'karmesinroter'-) branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Major der Generalsstab- o. Veterinär-Truppen' (or major who served within the general-staff ie. 'Offizier des Oberkommando der Wehrmacht o. Oberkommando des Heeres' or within an army veterinarian unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only minimally used- ie. worn- and or tunic-removed-), condition. The boards - which are approximately 10,7 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - are piped in the darker-pink- ie. crimson- (or: 'karmesinroter'-) coloured and/or: 'smooth'-type wool and came without tongues: they are a pair that was clearly intended to be worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type. The set never had any pips nor 'cyphers' attached, denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Major'. The pair has the silverish-grey-coloured- and/or fairly sub-dued-type 'upperdecks' making it IMO a pair that was specifically intended for usage on a regular, officers-type army-tunic. It should be noted that the darker-pink- ie. crimson- (or: 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour is one of the more difficult to encounter branchcolours of the entire: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and/or desirable WH officers'-pattern shoulderboard-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Major der Generalsstab- o. Veterinär-Truppen'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), pre-war-period- ie. \'M36\'-pattern (pointed-styled) and \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel des Kradschützen-Abts. 8\' (\'Divisionseinheit der 8. Inf.-Div.\') This is a very attractive - fully matching and truly not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), pre-war-period- ie. 'M36'-pattern (pointed-styled) and neatly 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstraps (being a pair having no branchcolour ie. piping as per regulation) as was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel des Kradschützen-Abts. 8' ('Divisionseinheit der 8. Inf.-Div.') (ie. being a: 'Divisionseinheit der 8. Infanterie-Division') (or: sergeant who served within the army motorcyclists-unit numbered '8' that belonged to the 8th infantry-division) and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 10,8 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have as stated above no piping nor branchcolour attached: they are of the typical 'generic pattern' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps have the bright-silver-coloured, 'standard'- (ie. early 'dotted'-) pattern NCO-braid attached and show two matching pairs of the neat (silver-toned, 'Buntmetall'-based, Gothic-styled- and regular-sized) 'K'-cyphers, a pair of (identically-styled) '4'-numerals and two (regular-sized) pips period-attached denoting the rank ie. function of: 'Feldwebel des Kradschützen-Abts. 8' (ie. being a: 'Divisionseinheit der 8. Inf.-Div.'). The pair - that came with a pair of pebbled-styled and regular-type buttons loosely attached - comes naturally mounted onto its original tongues and does show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and pre-war-period, 'Heeres' NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel des Kradschützen-Abts. 8' ('Divisionseinheit der 8. Inf.-Div.'): I deem that I have priced this attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), pre-war-period- ie. \'M36\'-pattern (pointed-styled), neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel des Panzer-Abwehr-Abteilungs 16\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), pre-war-period- ie. 'M36'-pattern (pointed-styled) and neatly 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstraps (being a pair having no branchcolour ie. piping as per regulation) as was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel des Panzer-Abwehr-Abteilungs 16' (or: sergeant ie. NCO who served within the anti-tank-unit, numbered: '16') and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit I deem moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 11 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: darker-green-coloured- (and woolen-based) 'upperdecks' and have as stated above no piping nor branchcolour attached: they are of the 'generic pattern' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps have the bright-silver-coloured, 'standard'-pattern NCO-braid attached and show two matching pairs of the neat (silver-toned, 'Buntmetall'-based, Gothic-styled- and/or smaller-sized) 'P'-cyphers, two (aluminium-based) pairs of '1'- and '6'-numerals and two (regular-sized and also aluminium-based) pips period-attached denoting the rank ie. function of: 'Feldwebel des Panzer-Abwehr-Abteilungs 16'. The pair came naturally mounted onto its original tongues and does only show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive pre-war-period, 'Heeres' NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel des Panzer-Abwehr-Abteilungs 16': I deem that I have priced this attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), pre-war-period- ie. \'M36\'-pattern (pointed-styled), neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel des Panzer-Abwehr-Abteilungs 24\' This is a very attractive - fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), pre-war-period- ie. 'M36'-pattern (pointed-styled) and neatly 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstraps (being a pair having no branchcolour ie. piping as per regulation) as was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel des Panzer-Abwehr-Abteilungs 24' (or: sergeant ie. NCO who served within the anti-tank-unit, numbered: '24') and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 12,4 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: darker-green-coloured- and woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have as stated above no piping nor branchcolour attached: they are of the 'generic pattern' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps have the bright-silver-coloured, 'standard'- (ie. early 'dotted'-) pattern NCO-braid attached and show two matching pairs of the neat (silver-toned, Gothic-styled- and regular-sized) 'P'-cyphers, two pairs of '2'- and '4'-numerals and two (regular-sized) pips period-attached denoting the rank ie. function of: 'Feldwebel des Panzer-Abwehr-Abteilungs 24'. The pair - that came with a pair of pebbled-style 'screw-on'-buttons ie. 'Schraubknöpfe' attached - comes naturally mounted onto its original tongues and does show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and pre-war-period, 'Heeres' NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel des Panzer-Abwehr-Abteilungs 24': I deem that I have priced this attractive pair accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps (having a pair of Latin-styled, \'A\'-\'Überschuben\' attached) as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Nachr.-Rgts. o. Abtlgs.\' This is an attractive - and as such actually scarcely encountered! - fully matching pair of (I deem) early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Nachrichten\'- (ie. signals-) related, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour and having a (scarely seen!) pair of field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based so-called: \'Schulterstück-Überschuben\' attached as was intended for - and most certainly worn by! - an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Nachrichten-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - come naturally mounted onto their original tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was (I deem) just moderately used ie. worn and set comes as found and/or stored for decades and is just a bit dirty and/or stained and shows the obvious signs of having been moderately worn. The pair shows the silverish-grey-coloured (ie. typically non-sub-dued) NCO-braid and two (matching, smaller-sized- and/or zinc-based) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\'. The shoulderstraps - which show the neat and desirable, bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelbener\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached - are a typical, privately-purchased shoulderstrap-pair. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this pair came with a (matching) pair of (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based) so-called: shoulderstrap-slip-ons (ie. \'Schulterstück-Übershuben\') attached bearing both the Latin-styled unit-designation: \'A\' (as executed in equally bright-yellow-coloured, so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive pair of early- (ie. mid-) war-period so-called: \'M36\'- (ie.\'M40\'-) pattern NCO-type-shoulderstraps as was intended for - and worn by! - an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Nachrichten-Regiments o. Abteilungs\': I deem that this attractive pair is accordingly priced (especially taken into account the presence of the scarcely seen so-called: \'Schulterstück-Übershuben\'!).

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), \'M36\'-pattern (pointed-styled) and \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps for a: \'Feldwebel u. Mitglied einer Heeres Kriegsschule\' This is a very attractive - fully matching and truly not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres), pre-war-period- ie. 'M36'-pattern (pointed-styled) and neatly 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstraps (being a pair having no branchcolour ie. piping as per regulation) as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied einer Heeres Kriegsschule' (or: sergeant and member within one of the various army-war-schools) and that is showing a pair of bright-yellow-toned regimental-indicator 'Laschen' attached and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 10,7 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-pattern' and/or: darker-green-coloured- and/or (smooth)woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have as stated above no piping nor branchcolour attached: they are of the typical 'generic pattern' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps have the bright-silver-coloured, 'standard'- (ie. early 'dotted'-) pattern NCO-braid attached and show a matching pair of the neat (silver-toned, 'Buntmetall'-based, Gothic-styled- and regular-sized) 'KS'-cyphers and two (regular-sized) pips period-attached denoting the rank ie. function of: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied einer Kriegsschule'. Moreover, did these straps show a pair of bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber') toned so-called: regimental-indicator 'Laschen' (firmly!) attached something that might indicate that the bearer belonged to an army-signals' (ie. 'Nachrichten') unit (as can be seen on the pictures).The pair comes naturally mounted onto its original tongues and does show some minimal age-, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. 'cyphered'-shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and pre-war-period, neatly cyphered, 'Heeres' NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel u. Mitglied einer Heeres Kriegsschule': I deem that I have priced this attractive and unusually seen shoulderstrap-pair accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (KM) \'cyphered\' and/or: dark-green-coloured, NCO-type: \'Küsten-/Marineartillerie\' shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Küsten-Artillerie-Regiments\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Kriegsmarine) 'cyphered'- and/or: darker-green-coloured-, NCO-type: 'Küsten-/Marineartillerie' (or: coastal-artillery) shoulderstraps, depicting the neat, interwoven 'crossed-anchor'-symbols (as was executed in golden-yellow-toned linnen), as was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier eines Küsten-Artillerie-Regiments' (or: junior-sergeant who served within a coastal-artillery unit ie. regiment), in overall nice (albeit clearly used- ie. tunic-removed-) condition. The straps are completely constructed from the 'smooth-type'-wool and are IMO as such a 'privately-purchased' (ie. tailor-made-) pair. The straps show the neat interwoven- ie. machine-embrodered-, golden-yellow-toned 'crossed-anchor'-devices, being the symbol for the naval coastal-artillery (or: 'Marine- o. Küstenartillerie'). The straps come mounted on their period tongues. The straps measure 4,5 cms. in width and are approximately 11,2 cms. long-sized, as is more often encountered with these navy-related boards.). They have the (bright) golden-toned KM-type NCO-braid attached, denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Unteroffizier'. The pair has clearly been used and shows some obvious age, wear and or staining - see pictures. Simply a very nice and desirable pair of 'cyphered' and/or: darker-green-coloured, 'Marine- o. Küstenartillerie' NCO-type shoulderstraps: it has been some time that I had such an attractive pair on offer!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) EM-type shoulderstraps as intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' and that comes in a hardly used- nor worn, condition This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Mannschaften der Luftwaffe\') as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldbelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' (or: simple pilot- or paratrooper soldier) and that comes in a surely issued- albeit hardly used- nor worn, condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each as more often seen - are totally constructed from typical, bluish-grey-coloured wool and have the neat, golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured and/or \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as is more encountered with these mid- ie. later-war-period- and typical \'standard-issue\'-type shoulderstraps). The straps - which just show some minimal age and/or staining - come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these Luftwaffe EM-type straps are actually quite hard to find and can easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they are piped in the desirable, golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour. Simply an attractive, EM-type, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\'-pair that was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) EM-type shoulderstraps as intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' and that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Mannschaften der Luftwaffe\') as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldbelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' (or: simple pilot- or paratrooper soldier) and that comes in a surely issued- and moderately used- ie. worn, condition.The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11 cms. in length each as more often seen - are totally constructed from typical, bluish-grey-coloured wool and have the neat, golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured and/or \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as is more encountered with these mid- ie. later-war-period- and typical \'standard-issue\'-type shoulderstraps). The straps - which just show some regular age and/or staining - come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these Luftwaffe EM-type straps are actually quite hard to find and can easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they are piped in the desirable, golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour. Simply an attractive, EM-type, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\'-pair that was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) EM-type shoulderstraps, as piped in the darker-blue-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: medical-orderly) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps are entirely constructed from the so-caled: 'boiled wool' and are (I deem) originating from a private tailor-shop. They come, however, in a very nice condition overall and are just moderately used. They do not show any defaults or damage whatsoever: just some regular usage ie. regular wear is noticable and/or present. The straps measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues. The pair shows the neat darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured and/or: woolen-type piping denoting the rank of: 'Soldat'. It should, moreover, be noted that the darker-blue Luftwaffe branchcolour is not the most commonly encountered colour. The pair was recently found at a private household in Germany and came together with the 'Luftwaffe-Tätigkeitsabzeichen' for: 'Sanitätspersonal' that I offer under #50040: both were worn by the same medical-orderly. Simply an attractive Luftwaffe-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-blue-coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for a: \'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen\' (or: medical-orderly) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps are void of any defaults or damage whatsoever: just some regular age and or minimal wear is noticable and/or present. The straps measure approximately 11,3 cms. in length each and come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues. The pair shows the neat darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured and/or: woolen-type piping attached denoting the rank of: \'Soldat o. Sanitäter\'. The pair is executed in so-called: \'boiled wool\' and can as such be seen as a privately-purchased- ie. tailor-made-pair. It should, moreover, be noted that the darker-blue \'Luftwaffe\' branchcolour is most certainly not the most commonly encountered branchcolour. The pair was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands: it came together with the blue-piped collar-tab-pair I offer under nr. 61703: both pairs belonged to the same LW-medical-orderly. Simply an attractive, Luftwaffe-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: \'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen\' and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps- as piped in the black-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within a: \'LW-Pioniere o. Bau-Abt. o. Rgt.\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücken für Mannschaften der Luftwaffe') as piped in the in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within a: 'LW-Pioniere o. Bau-Abteilung o. Regiment' (ie. simple soldier who served within an airforce-engineers- ie. construction unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approx. 12 cms. in length each - have the neat, black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour (and/or: 'woolen-like'-type piping) and come without tongues as found (they were clearly intended as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows almost no age whatsoever: just some minimal age ie. wear is visible and/or present. Simply a very attractive - and fully 'matching!' - 'LW-Bau o. Pioniere' (ie. enigineers/construction) 'Schulterstückensatz' that can easily be used to complete a LW 'Viertaschenrock' or even 'Fliegerbluse'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps- as piped in the black-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within a: \'LW-Pioniere o. Bau-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps (ie. \'Schulterstücken für Mannschaften der Luftwaffe\') as piped in the in the black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within a: \'LW-Pioniere o. Bau-Abteilung o. Regiment\' (ie. simple soldier who served within an airforce-engineers- ie. construction unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approx. 12 cms. in length each - have the neat, black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour (and/or: \'woolen-like\'-type piping) and come without tongues as found (they were clearly intended as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows almost no age whatsoever: just some minimal (storage)age is visible and/or present. Simply an attractive - and fully \'matching!\' - \'LW-Bau o. Pioniere\' (ie. enigineers/construction) \'Schulterstückensatz\' that can easily be used to complete a LW \'Viertaschenrock\' or even \'Fliegerbluse\' and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulder- straps, as piped in the darker-blue-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Sanitäts-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulder- straps, as piped in the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier der Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: junior medical-sergeant), that comes in an overall nice (and IMO only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderboards are in all facets 'text-book'-examples and come in a very nice condition overall: they are just moderately used. They do not show any defaults whatsoever: just some regular usage ie. regular wear is noticable and/or present. The straps measure approximately 9,5 cms. in length each and come naturally mounted on their functional tongues. The set shows the neat darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping and has the 'standard-pattern', bright-silver-coloured NCO-braid attached, denoting the rank of: 'Unteroffizier'. The set shows - as stated above - some regular staining and wear, simply caused by usage, wear and/or decades of storage. Simply a very attractive shoulder- strap-pair that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier der Sanitäts-Truppen' that is IMO accordingly priced: impossible to 'upgrade' this pair!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel der Sanitäts-Truppen\' This an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the desirable darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel der Sanitäts-Truppen\' (or: airforce medical sergeant first-class ie. medical orderly) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or just moderately used- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive shoulderstraps measure approximately 10,9 cms. in length each and come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues: they are in all facets \'text-book\'-examples and come in a very nice condition overall. The straps - which have the desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached - do not show any defaults whatsoever: just some moderate age and wear is noticable and/or present. The pair shows the greyish-silver-coloured (typical \'dotted\' ie. \'LW-sub-dued\'-pattern) NCO-braid and two (matching, aluminium-based) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs\'-rank of an: \'Oberfeldwebel der Sanitäts-Truppen\' (or: airforce medical sergeant first-class ie. medical orderly). It should, moreover, be noted that the darker-blue \'Luftwaffe\' branchcolour is not the most commonly encountered branchcolour. This attractive shoulderstrap-pair was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection: it once belonged to an: \'Oberfeldwebel der Sanitäts-Truppen\' who was most certainly issued and used this pair and stored it as such for decades!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Sanitäts-Truppen\' This an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the desirable darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier der Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: airforce medical junior-sergeant ie. medical orderly) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or moderately used- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive shoulderstraps measure approximately 10 cms. in length each and come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues: they are in all facets 'text-book'-examples and come in a very nice condition overall. The straps - which have the desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached - do not show any defaults whatsoever: just some moderate age and wear is noticable and/or present. The pair shows the silver-coloured (typical 'dotted'-pattern) NCO-braid period-attached denoting the NCOs'-rank of an: 'Unteroffizier der Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: junior medical-sergeant). It should, moreover, be noted that the darker-blue 'Luftwaffe' branchcolour is not the most commonly encountered branchcolour. This attractive shoulderstrap-pair was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection: it once belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier der Sanitäts-Truppen' who was most certainly issued and used this pair and stored it as such for decades!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier der Sanitäts-Truppen\' This an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the desirable darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Sanitäts-Truppen\' (or: airforce medical junior-sergeant ie. medical orderly) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or moderately used- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive shoulderstraps measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length each and come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues: they are in all facets \'text-book\'-examples and come in a very nice condition overall. The straps - which have the desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached - do not show any defaults whatsoever: just some moderate age and wear is noticable and/or present. The pair shows the greyish-silver-coloured (typical \'dotted\' ie. \'LW-sub-dued\'-pattern) NCO-braid period-attached denoting the NCOs\'-rank of an: \'Unteroffizier der Sanitäts-Truppen\' (or: junior medical-sergeant). It should, moreover, be noted that the darker-blue \'Luftwaffe\' branchcolour is not the most commonly encountered branchcolour. This attractive shoulderstrap-pair was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection: it once belonged to an: \'Unteroffizier der Sanitäts-Truppen\' who was most certainly issued and used this pair and stored it as such for decades!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs' (or: sergeant who served within an anti-aircraft unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- but never used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,8 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted on their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) branchcolour and have the desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps have the bluish-grey coloured- and/or 'smooth-woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and were with certainty meant as a: 'standard-issue'-type pair (see pictures). The straps show the silverish-coloured- (ie. minimally sub-dued-) type NCO-braid and a single-based alumininum pip (each) attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). The straps show some minimal storage-age only but are totally void of any damage or alike. Simply a great occasion to acquire a very attractive and nicely preserved, NCO-type 'Luftwaffe-Flakartillerie'-related shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs': impossible to upgrade this pair!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier eines Bau- o. Pionier-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier eines Bau- o. Pionier-Regiments o. Abteilungs' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an engineers or construction unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- but never used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted on their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour and have the desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps have the bluish-grey coloured- and/or 'smooth-woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and were with certainty meant as a: 'standard-issue'-type pair (see pictures). The straps show the silverish-coloured- (ie. minimally sub-dued-) type NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant). The straps show some minimal storage-age only but are totally void of any damage or alike. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and nicely preserved, NCO-type 'Luftwaffe-Bau- o. Pioniere'-related shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier eines Bau- o. Pionier-Regiments o. Abteilungs': impossible to upgrade this pair!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' This is an very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' (or: sergeant who served within an airforce, anti-aircraft unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem surely issued- and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 10,3 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted on their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) branchcolour and have the desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps have the bluish-grey coloured- and/or \'smooth-woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and were with certainty meant as a: \'standard-issue\'-type pair (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the silverish-coloured- (ie. minimally sub-dued-) type NCO-braid and a single (zinc-based) pip each attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel\' (ie. sergeant). The straps show some moderate age and/or wear only but are totally void of any damage or alike. Simply a great occasion to acquire a very attractive and nicely preserved, NCO-type \'Luftwaffe-Flakartillerie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: \'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\': it will be hard to upgrade this nicely preserved pair!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' This is an very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' (or: sergeant who served within an airforce, anti-aircraft unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem surely issued- and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) branchcolour and have the desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps have the bluish-grey coloured- and/or \'smooth-woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and were with certainty meant as a: \'standard-issue\'-type pair (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the (typical) silverish-coloured- (ie. minimally sub-dued-) type NCO-braid and a single (zinc-based) pip each attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel\' (ie. sergeant). The straps show some moderate age and/or wear only but are totally void of any damage or alike. Simply a great occasion to acquire a very attractive and nicely preserved, NCO-type \'Luftwaffe-Flakartillerie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: \'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\': it will be hard to upgrade this truly nicely preserved pair!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' This is an very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' (or: sergeant who served within an airforce, anti-aircraft unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem surely issued- and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 9,8 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) branchcolour and have the desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps have the bluish-grey coloured- and/or \'smooth-woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and were with certainty meant as a: \'standard-issue\'-type pair (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the (typical) silverish-coloured- (ie. minimally sub-dued-) type NCO-braid and a single (zinc-based) pip each attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel\' (ie. sergeant). The straps show some moderate age and/or wear only but are totally void of any damage or alike. Simply a great occasion to acquire a very attractive and nicely preserved, NCO-type \'Luftwaffe-Flakartillerie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: \'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\': it will be hard to upgrade this truly nicely preserved pair!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberwachtmeister o. Oberfeldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberwachtmeister o. Oberfeldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an anti-aircraft unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem surely issued albeit hardly used- ie. worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted on their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) branchcolour and have the desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps have the bluish-grey coloured- and/or 'smooth-woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and were with certainty meant as a: 'standard-issue'-type pair (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the silverish-coloured- (ie. minimally sub-dued-) type NCO-braid and two pairs of (matching) alumininum-based pips (each) attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Oberwachtmeister o. Oberfeldwebel' (ie. sergeant first-class). The straps show some minimal age and/or wear only but are totally void of any damage or alike. Simply a great occasion to acquire a very attractive and nicely preserved, NCO-type 'Luftwaffe-Flakartillerie'-related shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for an: 'Oberwachtmeister o. Oberfeldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs': it will be very hard to upgrade this pair!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unterwachtmeister o. Unteroffizier eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' This is an very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unterwachtmeister o. Unteroffizier eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an anti-aircraft unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem surely issued- and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted on their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) branchcolour and have the desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps have the bluish-grey coloured- and/or \'smooth-woolen\'-based \'upperdecks\' and were with certainty meant as a: \'standard-issue\'-type pair (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the silverish-coloured- (ie. minimally sub-dued-) type NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: \'Unterwachtmeister o. Unteroffizier\' (ie. junior-sergeant). The straps show some moderate age and/or wear only but are totally void of any damage or alike. Simply a great occasion to acquire a very attractive and nicely preserved, NCO-type \'Luftwaffe-Flakartillerie\'-related shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for an: \'Unterwachtmeister o. Unteroffizier eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\': it will be hard to upgrade this pair!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) neatly \'cyphered\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Flak-Artillerie Abteilungs 34\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) neatly 'cyphered', enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: 'Flak-Artillerie Abteilungs 34' (or: anti-aircraft unit numbered: '34') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-) condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approx. 11,5 cms. in length each - have the neat, bright-red-coloured branchcolour (and/or: 'woolen-like'-type piping) and come without tongues (they are of the 'sew-in'-type and were carefully 'cut-off a tunic'). Both straps show neat machine-embroidered: '34' numerals (as executed by means of 'Kürbelstickerei' in bright-red-coloured linnen ie. wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows almost no wear whatsoever: just some minimal age ie. wear is visible/present. Simply a great and/or fully 'matching' pair that can easily be used to complete a LW 'Viertaschenrock'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type (and neatly hand-embroidered!) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as was intended for a: \'Leutnant der Reserve der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere') as executed in bright-red-coloured wool (and having a darker-blue-coloured 'secondary branchcolour as per regulation) as was intended for a: 'Leutnant der Reserve der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or: reserve-lieutnant serving with the anti-aircraft-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used nor tunic-attached-, ie. 'vitually mint'), condition. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered and truly shows great detail and/or craftmenship (as can be seen on the pictures). The pieces have a 'standard-type'-, beige-yellow-coloured- and/or typical 'buckram'-based backing and are void of any wear nor corrision-marks: the pair came still 'packed' in its cellophan-based wrapping-pouch (which is not always the case). The pair came together with the (equally 'mint- ie. unissued') pair of shoulderboards that I offer under number #47295: both insignia-sets came from the same officer who stored these for decades). Simply a truly very attractive pair of LW reserve-officers'-type collar-tabs that IMO priced according to their very nice ie. 'virtually mint' condition!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type shoulderboards (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Offiziere\') as was intended for a: \'Leutnant der Reserve der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type shoulderboards (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Offiziere') as executed in bright-red-coloured wool (and having a darker-blue-coloured 'secondary branchcolour as per regulation) as was intended for a: 'Leutnant der Reserve der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or: reserve-lieutnant serving with the anti-aircraft-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used nor tunic-attached-, ie. 'vitually mint'), condition. The boards - which have quite 'shiny' silver-coloured 'upperdecks' as to be expected - measure approximately 11.7 cms in length and never had any tongues attached: they were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type (as can be seen on the pictures). The pieces never had any pips- nor cyphers attached and were thus intended for a junior reserve-officer with the rank of: 'Leutnant' (ie. lieutnant). Simply a truly very attractive pair of LW reserve-officers'-type shoulderboards that IMO priced according to their very nice ie. 'virtually mint' condition!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type, bright-red-piped and neatly \'cyphered\' shoulderboards as was specifically intended for a: \'Leutnant der 8. Flak-Divison\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type, bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) piped shoulderboards as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der 8. Flak-Divison\' (or: junior-officer- ie. lieutnant who served within the airforce, anti-aircraft-troops-related division, numbered: \'8\') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The neat pair is piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and is fabricated in the neat \'smooth\'-like- (ie. \'moleskin\'-type-) wool. The boards come mounted onto their typical (smaller-sized, officers\'-type) tongues and have the bright silverish-coloured (ie. somewhat shiny) \'upperdecks\' as to be expected. The boards measure both approximately 10 cms. in length and do show a pair of (fully matching, non-magnetic, larger-sized- and/or neatly golden-bronze-toned- (albeit minimally tarnished-) so-called: \'8\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') attached denoting the officers\'-rank of: \'Leutnant\'. Both devices retain their original prongs. The pair was just minimally used and/or worn as such (as can be deducted from the present condition). This pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - neatly \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: a: \'Leutnant der 8. Flak-Divison\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type, dual- (ie. bright-red/darker-blue-) piped shoulderboards as was specifically intended for an: \'Oberleutnant der Reserve der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type, dual- (ie. bright-red/blue-) piped shoulderboards as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant der Reserve der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or: reserve lieutnant first-class who served within the airforce, anti-aircraft-troops) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The neat pair is piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and does, moreover, show a secondary, bright-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour attached: as such, it was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant der Reserve der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen'. The boards are fabricated in the neat 'smooth'-like- (ie. 'moleskin'-type-) wool and come mounted onto their typical (smaller-sized-, officers'-type) tongues. The boards have the bright silverish-coloured (ie. somewhat shiny) 'upperdecks' and measure both approximately 10,4 cms. sized in length. The pair shows some normal (albeit very minor) moth-damage, staining and/or age, simply caused by moderate wear ie. storage for decades. The set - which is as stated above fully matching! - shows a pair of (golden-toned and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached, denoting the officers-rank of: 'Oberleutnant der Reserve' (ie. reserve lieutnant first-class). Simply an attractive and desirable, LW-officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that originated from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of a collection. I deem that I have priced this attractive 'Oberleutnant der Reserve der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen'-shoulderboard-pair accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'cyphered\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red-coloured branchcolour as intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs 22\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) neatly 'cyphered', enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'roter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: 'Flak-Artillerie Abteilungs 22' (or: anti-aircraft unit numbered: '22') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approx. 10,2 cms. in length each - have the neat, bright-red-coloured branchcolour (and/or: 'woolen-like'-type piping) and come without tongues as found (they are clearly a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern and were clearly 'cut-off'-a tunic as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show neat machine-embroidered: '22' numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') which are executed in bright-red-coloured linnen ie. wool by means of so-called: 'Kürbelstickerei' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The pair shows almost no wear whatsoever: just some minimal age ie. wear is visible and/or present. Simply a great and/or fully 'matching', neatly 'cyphered' LW-Flakartillerie shoulderstrap-pair that can easily be used to complete a LW 'Viertaschenrock'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'cyphered\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs 44\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) neatly \'cyphered\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'roter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Flak-Artillerie Abteilungs 44\' (or: anti-aircraft unit numbered: \'44\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approx. 11 cms. in length each - have the neat, bright-red-coloured branchcolour (and do show the \'woolen-like\'-type piping) and come without tongues as found (they are clearly a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern and were clearly \'cut-off\' a tunic as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show neat hand-embroidered: \'44\' numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') which are executed in bright-red-coloured linnen ie. wool by means of detailed hand-embroidery (as can be noticed on the pictures). The pair shows almost no wear whatsoever: just some minimal age ie. wear is visible and/or present. Simply a great and/or fully \'matching\', neatly \'cyphered\' LW-Flakartillerie shoulderstrap-pair that can easily be used to complete a LW \'Viertaschenrock\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'cyphered\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Soldat der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen u. Mitglied einer Kriegsschule\' The attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered and I deem pre- ie. early-war period - WH (Luftwaffe) shoulderstrap-pair is piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and shows the woolen-type piping as more often seen. The straps - which measure approximately 12 cms. in length each - were clearly used ie. worn and originated from a private-household in Germany (they were clearly 'cut-off' a tunic as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps came without tongues (they were with certainty worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type) and show the Gothic-styled (and/or golden-yellow-coloured) 'KS'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') which are executed in the neat 'Kurbelstickerei' denoting that the soldier who wore these straps was a: 'Soldat der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen u. Mitglied einer Kriegsschule' (or: soldier and member within one of the Luftwaffe war-schools). The pair was - as stated above - clearly worn and/or used and does show some obvious age, wear and/or staining as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that all LW-type, 'cyphered' shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded 'scarce' and are not that often offered for sale. Simply an attractive- and/of fully matching EM-type pair that can easily be used to complete a LW 'Viertaschenrock' or shoulderstrap-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'cyphered\', officers\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an: \'Oberleutnant der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen u. Mitglied einer Kriegsschule\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) neatly 'cyphered', officers'-type, bright-red-piped shoulderboards as piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and most certainly worn by - an: 'Oberleutnant der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen u. Mitglied einer Kriegsschule' (or: lieutnant first-class and presumably a trainer and member within one of the various Luftwaffe war-schools), that comes in an overall very nice (ie. moderately worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The set was found together and was most certainly worn as such. The boards are fabricated in the neat (smooth-type!) and linnen-based cloth (as can be seen on the pictures) and come without tongues (they were with certainty worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type). The boards have fairly 'shiny'- and/or silverish-coloured 'upperdecks' (something that clearly identifies them as a pair of 'Luftwaffe' shoulderboards) and are both approximately 10,8 cms. sized in length each. The boards show a matching pair of (light-golden-toned-, zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based- and/or Gothic-styled-) so-called: 'KS'-cyphers and two (regular sized-, matching and also zinc-based-) pips period-attached denoting that the officer who wore these boards was an: 'Oberleutnant der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen u. Mitglied einer Kriegsschule'. The pair shows some normal (albeit very minor-) discoloration, staining and/or age, simply caused by moderate wear ie. storage for decades. These neatly 'cyphered' LW-shoulderboard-pairs can easily be graded 'scarce' and are with certainty not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'cyphered\'-, NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen u. Mitglied einer Kriegsschule\' The attractive - and fairly scarcely encountered and IMO mid- ie. early-war period - WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair is as to be expected piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and shows the desirable 'silk-like'-type piping as is more often seen. The straps - which measure approximately 11,7 cms. in length each - were clearly used ie. worn and originated from a private household in Germany (they come naturally mounted on their functional tongues as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show a matching pair of (zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based- and/or Gothic-styled-) so-called: 'KS'-cyphers and two (regular sized-, non-matching and also zinc-based-) pips period-attached denoting that the NCO who wore these straps was a: 'Feldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen u. Mitglied einer Kriegsschule' (or: sergeant presumably a trainer and member within one of the various Luftwaffe war-schools). The pair was - as stated above - clearly worn and/or used and does show some obvious age, wear and/or staining - see pictures). Simply an attractive- and/or matching NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that can easily be used to complete a LW 'Viertaschenrock' or shoulderstrap-collection. It should be noted that these 'cyphered'-, NCO-type shoulder- straps, as intended for a: 'Feldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen u. Mitglied einer Kriegsschule' can easily be graded 'scarce' and are with certainty not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-style-\' shoulderstraps (as was specifically intended for usage on the tropical-shirts ie. tunics!) as was intended for an: \'Uffz. der Flieger-o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' The shoulderstraps - which are both approximately 10 cms. sized in length - are IMO only minimally used and/or worn: they show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour (ie. 'silk-like'-type piping-) attached and were as such intended for usage by a junior-sergeant who served within the Luftwaffe flight- ie. paratroops. The attractive straps - which are both executed in the regular albeit slightly 'thinner'-styled- and/or: somewhat more smooth-like- linnen - come naturally mounted on their functional tongues. Both have the typical (chocolate-brown-coloured- ie. Luftwaffe-tropical-style-) NCO-braid attached as to be expected (see pictures). The pair shows some obvious age, wear and/or staining (but is fully undamaged). Of additional interest is naturally the fact that this pair is fully matching in all facets: something that is most certainly not always the case with these WH (Luftwaffe) 'tropical-styled' NCO-type shoulderstraps. This great pair originates from my own private shoulderstrap-collection. It should be noted that these LW tropical-styled-, NCO-type shoulderstraps can easily be considered 'scarce': even more so when they come in such a neat and/or only moderately used- ie. worn condition!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-style-\' shoulderstraps (as was specifically intended for usage on the tropical-shirts ie. tunics) as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel der Flieger-o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' The neat shoulderstraps - which are both approximately 10 cms. sized in length - are IMO moderately used and/or worn: they show the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour (ie. 'silk-like'-type piping-) attached and were as such intended for usage by a sergeant who served within the Luftwaffe flight-ie. paratroops. The attractive straps - which are both executed in the regular albeit slightly 'thinner'-styled- and/or: somewhat more smooth-like- linnen - come naturally mounted on their functional tongues. Both have the typical (chocolate-brown-coloured- ie. Luftwaffe-tropical-style-) NCO-braid and/or: one single (greyish-coloured- and/or: zinc-based-) pip attached as to be expected (see pictures). The pair shows some obvious age, wear and/or staining (but is fully undamaged). Of additional interest is naturally the fact that this pair is fully matching in all facets: something that is most certainly not always the case with these WH (Luftwaffe) 'tropical-styled' NCO-type shoulderstraps. This great pair originates from my own private shoulderstrap-collection. It should be noted that these LW tropical-styled-, NCO-type shoulderstraps can easily be considered 'scarce': even more so when they come in such a neat and/or only moderately used- ie. worn condition!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-style-\' shoulderstraps (as was specifically intended for usage on the tropical-shirts ie. tunics) as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel der Nachrichten-Truppen\' The neat shoulderstraps - which are both approximately 10 cms. sized in length - are moderately used and/or worn: they show the neat copper-brown- (ie. 'kupferbrauner'-) coloured branchcolour (ie. 'silk-like'-type piping-) attached and were as such intended for usage by a sergeant who served within the Luftwaffe signal-troops. The attractive straps - which are both executed in the regular albeit slightly 'thinner'-styled- and/or: somewhat more smooth-like- linnen - come naturally mounted on their functional tongues. Both have the typical (chocolate-brown-coloured- ie. Luftwaffe-tropical-style-) NCO-braid and/or: one single (greyish-coloured- and/or: zinc-based-) pip attached as to be expected (see pictures). The pair shows some obvious age, wear and/or staining (but is fully undamaged). Of additional interest is naturally the fact that this pair is fully matching in all facets: something that is most certainly not always the case with these WH (Luftwaffe) 'tropical-styled' NCO-type shoulderstraps. Furthermore, did this pair come with a (matching) set of (smaller-sized-, pebbled-styled- and/or tropical-brown-coloured-) tunic-buttons attached (which are attached to a pair of metal-buttons and which were intended for easy shirt- ie. tunic-attachment). This great pair originates from my own private shoulderstrap-collection. It should be noted that these LW tropical-styled-, NCO-type shoulderstraps can easily be considered 'scarce': even more so when they come in such a neat and/or only moderately used- ie. worn condition!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-style-\' shoulderstraps (as was specifically intended for usage on the tropical-shirts ie. tunics) as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' The neat shoulderstraps - which are both approximately 11 cms. sized in length - are just moderately used and/or worn: they show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour (ie. 'silk-like'-type piping-) attached. The straps - which are both executed in the regular - albeit slightly 'thicker'-styled- and/or: somewhat more course-like - linnen come naturally mounted on their functional tongues. Of additional interest is naturally the fact that this pair is fully matching in all facets: something that is most certainly not always the case with these WH (Luftwaffe) 'tropical-styled' enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps. This pair originates from my own private shoulderstrap-collection. It should be noted that these LW tropical-styled-, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps can easily be considered 'scarce': even more so when they come in such a neat and/or only moderately used- ie. worn condition!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-style-\' shoulderstraps (as was specifically intended for usage on the tropical-shirts ie. tunics) as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Flieger o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' The neat shoulderstraps - which are both approximately 11 cms. sized in length as more often seen - are IMO only minimally used and/or worn: they show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour (ie. 'silk-like'-type piping-) attached. The straps - which are both executed in the regular - albeit slightly 'thicker'-styled- and/or: somewhat more course-like - linnen come naturally mounted on their functional tongues. Of additional interest is naturally the fact that this pair is fully matching in all facets: something that is most certainly not always the case with these WH (Luftwaffe) 'tropical-styled' enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps. This pair originates from my own private shoulderstrap-collection. It should be noted that these LW tropical-styled-, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps can easily be considered 'scarce': even more so when they come in such a neat and/or only minimally- (or even never used- ie. worn), condition!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-style-\' shoulderstraps (as was specifically intended for usage on the tropical-shirts ie. tunics) as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Flieger o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen\' The neat shoulderstraps - which are both approximately 11 cms. sized in length as more often seen - are IMO only minimally used and/or worn: they show the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour (ie. \'silk-like\'-type piping-) attached. The straps - which are both executed in the regular - albeit slightly \'thicker\'-styled- and/or: somewhat more course-like - linnen come naturally mounted on their functional tongues. Of additional interest is naturally the fact that this pair is fully matching in all facets: something that is most certainly not always the case with these WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical-styled\' enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps. This pair originates from my own private shoulderstrap-collection. It should be noted that these LW tropical-styled-, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps can easily be considered \'scarce\': even more so when they come in such a neat and/or only minimally- (or even never used- ie. worn), condition!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Flakartillerie-Regiments\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Flakartillerie-Regiments' (or: simple anti-aircraft soldier) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 10 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) branchcolour and have the desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which originate from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop - have the bluish-grey-coloured and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and were with certainty meant as a: 'standard-issue'-type pair (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show some minimal (storage) age ie. staining but are totally void of any damage. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and virtually 'mint'-, enlisted-mens'-type LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Soldat eines Flakartillerie-Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Pionier- o. Bau-Abteilungs\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Pionier- o. Bau-Abteilungs' (or: simple soldier who served within an airforce engineers- ie. construction-unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour and have the woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which originate from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop - have the bluish-grey-coloured and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and were with certainty meant as a: 'standard-issue'-type pair (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show some minimal (storage) age ie. staining but are totally void of any damage. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and virtually 'mint'-, enlisted-mens'-type LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Soldat eines Pionier- o. Bau-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Flakartillerie-Regiments\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps, as was piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branch- colour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Flakartillerie-Regiments' (or: simple anti-aircraft soldier), in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,1 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted on their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) branchcolour and have the desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The straps - which originate from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop - have the bluish-grey coloured and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and were with certainty meant as a: 'standard-issue'-type pair (see pictures). The straps show some minimal age ie. staining but are totally void of any damage. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and virtually 'mint'-, enlisted-mens'-type LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Soldat eines Flakartillerie-Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Flakartillerie-Regiments\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps, as was piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branch- colour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Flakartillerie-Regiments' (or: simple anti-aircraft soldier), in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,6 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted on their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) branchcolour and have the desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached. The straps - which originate from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop - have the bluish-grey coloured and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and were with certainty meant as a: 'standard-issue'-type pair (see pictures). The straps show some minimal age ie. staining but are totally void of any damage. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and virtually 'mint'-, enlisted-mens'-type LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Soldat eines Flakartillerie-Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps, as was piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments' (or: simple pilot- or paratroopers' soldier), in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted on their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and have the woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which originate from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop - have the bluish-grey coloured and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and were with certainty meant as a: 'standard-issue'-type pair (see pictures). The straps show some minimal age ie. staining but are totally void of any damage. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and virtually 'mint'-, enlisted-mens'-type LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Soldat eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps, as was piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments' (or: simple pilot- or paratroopers' soldier), in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted on their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and have the woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which originate from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop - have the bluish-grey coloured and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and were with certainty meant as a: 'standard-issue'-type pair (see pictures). The straps show some minimal age ie. staining but are totally void of any damage. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and virtually 'mint'-, enlisted-mens'-type LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Soldat eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps, as was piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments' (or: simple pilot- or paratroopers' soldier) that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted on their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and have the desirable, 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps have the bluish-grey coloured and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and were with certainty meant as a: 'standard-issue'-type pair (see pictures). The straps show some minimal age ie. staining but are totally void of any damage. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and virtually 'mint'-, enlisted-mens'-type LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps, as was piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments' (or: simple pilot- or paratroopers' soldier) that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted on their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and have the desirable, 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps have the bluish-grey coloured and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and were with certainty meant as a: 'standard-issue'-type pair (see pictures). The straps show some minimal age ie. staining and one of the straps shows a tiny damaged area (on the back of the tongue - as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and virtually 'mint'-, enlisted-mens'-type LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Flieger- o. Fallschirm-Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps, as was piped in the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: simple medical soldier ie. orderly) that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted on their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour and have the woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which originate from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop - have the bluish-grey coloured and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and were with certainty meant as a: 'standard-issue'-type pair (see pictures). The straps show some minimal age ie. staining but are totally void of any damage. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and virtually 'mint'-, enlisted-mens'-type LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Soldat eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), NCO-type shoulder- straps, as was intended for a: \'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), NCO-type shoulderstraps, having the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments' (or sergeant who served within an anti-aircraft unit), in overall very nice (ie. IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each - come mounted on their functional tongues as to be expected: they are as stated piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) branchcolour and have the neat and desirable 'silk-like'-type piping. The straps - which naturally have the silver-coloured, typical WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-braid attached - show two (matching, silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based-) pips attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Feldwebel'. The set shows some truly minimal age, wear and/or minimal staining but is totally undamaged. Simply a very nice and/or 'standard-issued', NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), NCO-type shoulder- straps, as was intended for a: \'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), NCO-type shoulderstraps, having the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments' (or sergeant who served within an anti-aircraft unit), in overall very nice (ie. IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,9 cms. in length each - come mounted on their functional tongues as to be expected: they are as stated piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) branchcolour and have the neat and desirable 'silk-like'-type piping. The straps - which naturally have the silver-coloured, typical WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-braid attached - show two (matching, silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based-) pips attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Feldwebel'. The set shows some truly minimal age, wear and/or minimal staining but is totally undamaged (I deem that it can easily be graded virtually mint). Simply a very nice and/or 'standard-issued', NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Wachtmeister o. Feldwebel eines Flakartillerie-Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier eines Flakartillerie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an anti-aircraft unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. IMO moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 10,4 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted on their functional tongues - are as stated piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) branchcolour and have the desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps have the bluish-grey coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and were with certainty meant as a: 'standard-issue'-type pair (see pictures). The straps show the silver-greyish-coloured-type NCO-braid attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie. junior-sergeant). The straps show some minimal age, wear and/or staining but are totally void of any damage. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive and nicely preserved-, NCO-type LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for an: 'Unteroffizier eines Flakartillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (LW) officers\'-type collar-patches as executed in bright-red-coloured wool, as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere') as was executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or: smooth-type- ie. 'moleskin'-type- wool, as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or captain who served within the anti-aircraft artillery-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. minimally used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered and shows great detail and/or craftmenship (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces have a 'standard-type', yellowish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based 'backing' and still show some stitching-remains (ie. threads) caused by having been once tunic-attached. Simply a truly attractive pair of LW officers'-type collar-tabs that will be hard to be upgraded and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (LW) officers\'-type collar-patches as executed in bright-red-coloured wool, as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere') as was executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or: smooth-type- ie. 'moleskin'-type- wool, as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or captain who served within the anti-aircraft artillery-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. minimally used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered and shows great detail and/or craftmenship (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces have a 'standard-type', yellowish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based 'backing' and still show some stitching-remains (ie. threads) caused by having been once tunic-attached. One of the tabs shows a tiny (and IMO non-disturbing) moth-hole (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a truly attractive pair of LW officers'-type collar-tabs that is IMO priced according to its minimally moth-damaged condition!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (LW) officers\'-type collar-patches as executed in bright-red-coloured wool, as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as was executed in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or: smooth-type- ie. \'moleskin\'-type- wool, as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' (or lieutnant who served within the anti-aircraft artillery-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered and shows great detail and/or craftmenship: one of the patches, however, shows some minimal corrosion (as can be seen on the pictures). The patches were possibly issued but simply never used nor tunic-attached. The pieces have a \'standard-type\', yellowish-coloured- and/or buckram-based backing - see pictures). Simply a truly very attractive pair of LW officers\'-type collar-tabs that is impossible to be upgraded and IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (LW) officers\'-type collar-patches, executed in bright-red coloured wool, as were intended for a: \'Leutnant der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere'), as executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or 'moleskin'-type- wool, as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or lieutnant who served within the anti-aircraft artillery-troops), in an overall very nice (ie. IMO virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered and shows great detail and/or craftmenship (as can be seen on the pictures). The patches were possibly issued but simply never used nor tunic-attached. The pieces have a 'standard-type', yellowish-coloured- and/or buckram-based backing - see pictures). Simply a truly very attractive pair of LW officers'-type collar-tabs that IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. \'M36\'-pattern- and/or rounded styled-) NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Nachrichten-Abteilungs 5\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of neatly 'cyphered' WH (Heeres), early-war period- (ie. 'M36'-pattern- and/or rounded styled-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the light-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber')- coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and clearly used by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Nachrichten-Abteilungs 5' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the army signals unit, numbered '5') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only minimally used- and/or worn-), condition. The straps - which measure approximately 12,3 cms. in length each - both have the darker-green-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have the neat and desirable bright-yellow-coloured (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) and/or woolen-type piping. The pair comes on its functional tongues and comes as stored for decades. The set has the neat 'standard'-pattern- and/or silver-grey-coloured NCO-braid and two (smaller-sized- and/or zinc-based-) pips each attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel' (or: sergeant first-class). Moreover, has the set a pair of (aluminium-based- and/or early pattern '5' numerals attached. The pair - which is as stated fully matching and was always together and worn as such - is a tiny bit dirty ie. stained and shows the clear evidence of having been used and/or worn. Simply a very attractive - and desirable! - fully 'text-book' and/or fairly early-war-pattern, NCO-type shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Nachrichten-Abteilungs 5'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of \'M36-pattern\'- (and \'rounded-style\'-) WH (Heeres), NCO-type- and/or neatly \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and/or worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier des Sanitäts-Abteilungs 3\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and actually rarely seen! - pair of IMO early-war-period (ie. 'M36-pattern'-type- and/or 'rounded-style'-) WH (Heeres), NCO-type and/or neatly 'cyphered' shoulderstraps having the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier des Sanitäts-Abteilungs 3' (or junior-sergeant who served within the medical unit numbered: '3) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - have both the darker-green-coloured and/or (smooth-) woolen-based, 'upperdecks' and have - as stated above - the the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured- and/or woolen based piping attached. They also show the neatly embroidered- and/or woolen-based: '3'-cyphers (which are embroidered in so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' and that has a light-blue-coloured border present for better visibilty as to be expected) denoting that it was a pair that was worn by an NCO who served within the medical unit, numbered: '3'. Regrettably, is one of the cyphers a bit damaged (IMO caused by usage and wear). The set comes mounted on its functional tongues and was IMO moderately used- ie. worn: it comes as found and/or stored for decades and is a bit dirty and/or stained and shows the minimal signs of having been worn. The pair came with a set of pebbled-style buttons attached (that still retain their chrome-based 'attachment-rings'). Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - pair of early-war-period produced- and/or neatly 'cyphered', 'Sanitäter'-related shoulderstraps as was intended for - and worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier des Sanitäts-Abteilungs 3': great to be stored in any shoulderstrap-collection or ideally fitted to complete any mid-war- (or early-) pattern 'Heeres' tunic!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of \'Polizei\' (ie. police) officers\'-pattern, so-called: \'dress collar-tabs\' as was intended for usage on a \'Waffenrock\' as was intended for usage by an officer within the: \'Gendarmerie-Truppen\' This is a very nice - and/or fully matching! - pair of 'Polizei' (ie. police) officers'-pattern, so-called: 'dress collar-tabs' (or: 'Kragenspiegel') as piped in the neat bright-green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage on a: 'Waffenrock' (or dress-tunic) as was intended for usage by an officer within the: 'Gendarmerie-Truppen', that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The pair - which shows superb hand-embroidery as executed in silverish-grey braid on smooth-type wool - is nicely 'backed' with brownish-coloured carton (as is more often seen). The pair originates from a private household, where it was recently found as such. The superb embroidery shows extraordinary craftmanship (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and honest 'Polizei' (ie. police) pair that will with certainly look great if mounted on an officers'-type 'Waffenrock'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of: 'M36'-styled- (ie. rounded-pattern) and neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel der Infanterie-Truppen im Wehrkreis VII' The neat shoulderstraps - which are IMO moderately used ie. worn and that were carefully tunic-removed - measure approximately 12,2 cms. in length, each and both have the darker-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based-, 'upperdecks': they show the white- (ie. 'weisser')- coloured and/or: woolen-type piping, attached. The set never had any tongues attached and comes as minimally worn-, carefully tunic-removed- and/or stored for decades. The set has the 'standard'-pattern and/or (bright-) silver-coloured NCO-braid attached and shows two sets of (bright-) silver-coloured- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-, Latin-styled-, so-called: 'W'- and/or: Roman-styled-, so-called: 'VII'-cyphers-, attached. Next to this the set shows two (also identical, silver-toned- and/or: somewhat smaller-sized-) pips attached, denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Feldwebel' ie. sergeant. All six devices are somewhat stained- ie. tarnished, simply caused by wear and/or decades of storage. The pair - which is as stated fully matching and that was always together and/or worn as such - is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained and shows some evidence of having been used and/or worn (see pictures). The pair - which is with certainty a 'standard-issued'-pair that was (IMO) intended for usage on a 'Waffenrock' (or dress- ie. going-out-tunic) is simply hard to be upgraded. I deem that I have priced this attractive pair as was intended for a: 'Feldwebel der Infanterie-Truppen im Wehrkreis VII', accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 564\' (Bann 564 = \'Bann Villach\' / \'Gebiet Südost-Kärnten\') The neat pair - which was I deem simply never used- nor worn - comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) condition. The straps - which are executed in typical black-coloured linnen, having the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered \'564\'-numerals and/or equally coloured (rayon-based) piping attached - come mounted onto their original tongues as found. The boards measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. \'Dienstbluse\'. One of the straps still shows its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket something that is not always te case (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show just some minimal storage-age only and come (as stated above) in a very nice condition without showing any damage or alike. It should be noted that all matching pairs of \'Allgemeine-HJ\' can easily be graded \'scarce\' and come not that often for sale even more so when they were intended for the unusual (Austrian-based) \'Bann 564\': being the \'Bann Villach\' as was situated in the: \'Gebiet Südost-Kärnten\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of: \'Allgemeine-HJ\' (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Kameradschaftsführer\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 564\' (Bann 564 = \'Bann Villach\' / \'Gebiet Südost-Kärnten\' The neat pair - which was I deem simply never used- nor worn - comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) condition. The straps - which are executed in typical black-coloured linnen, having the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered \'564\'-numerals and/or equally coloured (rayon-based) piping attached - come mounted onto their original tongues as found. The boards measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. \'Dienstbluse\'. One of the straps still shows its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket something that is not always te case (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows a (matching, smaller-sized) pair of zinc-based pips attached denoting the rank of a: \'Kameradschaftsführer\'. Both straps show just some minimal storage-age only and come (as stated above) in a very nice condition without showing any damage or alike. It should be noted that all matching pairs of \'Allgemeine-HJ\' can easily be graded \'scarce\' and come not that often for sale even more so when they were intended for the unusual (Austrian-based) \'Bann 564\': being the \'Bann Villach\' as was situated in the: \'Gebiet Südost-Kärnten\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of: \'Flieger-HJ\' (ie. flight \'Hitlerjugend\'-) shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 564\' (Bann 564 = \'Bann Villach\' / \'Gebiet Südost-Kärnten\') The neat pair - which was I deem simply never used- nor worn - comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) condition. The straps - which are executed in typical black-coloured linnen, having the bright-blue-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered \'564\'-numerals and/or equally coloured (rayon-based) piping attached - come mounted onto their original tongues as found. The boards measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. \'Dienstbluse\'. Both pieces are void \'RzM\'-etiket something that is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show just some minimal storage-age only and come (as stated above) in a very nice condition without showing any damage or alike. It should be noted that all \'Flieger-HJ\' (ie. flight \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded \'scarce\' and come not that often for sale even more so when they were intended for the unusual (Austrian-based) \'Bann 564\': being the \'Bann Villach\' as was situated in the: \'Gebiet Südost-Kärnten\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of: \'Marine-HJ\' (ie. naval \'Hitlerjugend\'-) shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 564\' (Bann 564 = \'Bann Villach\' / \'Gebiet Südost-Kärnten\') The neat pair - which was I deem simply never used- nor worn - comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-) condition. The straps - which are executed in typical darker-blue-coloured linnen, having the bright-blue-coloured- and/or neatly machine-embroidered \'564\'-numerals and/or bright-yellow-coloured (rayon-based) piping attached - come mounted onto their original tongues as found. The boards measure 11 cms. in length each as usually encountered and and can as such easily serve to complete any HJ tunic ie. \'Dienstbluse\'. One of the straps still shows its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket something that is not always te case (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps show just some minimal storage-age only and come (as stated above) in a very nice condition without showing any damage or alike. It should be noted that all \'Marine-HJ\' (ie. naval \'Hitlerjugend\') shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded \'scarce\' and come not that often for sale even more so when they were intended for the unusual (Austrian-based) \'Bann 564\': being the \'Bann Villach\' as was situated in the: \'Gebiet Südost-Kärnten\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Heeres) (and/or: \'Pioniere\'-related-) officers-type shoulderboard-pair, as was intended for a: \'Leutnant der Pionier-Truppen\', that comes still packed in its \'Cellophan\'-based wrapping-paper This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Heeres) (and/or: 'Pioniere'-related-) officers-type shoulderboard-pair, as was piped in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: 'Leutnant der Pionier-Truppen' (or: army engineers'-lieutnant), that comes still packed in its 'Cellophan'-based wrapping-paper, in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never tunic-attached-) condition. The boards never had any tongues attached and were intended to be worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type: they were simply never used nor unpacked. The boards measure approximately 11 cms. in length and have somewhat greyish-silver-coloured- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) 'upperdecks'. The set - which originates from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop - is executed in the smooth-type, black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured wool and was as such intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Pionier-Truppen' (or: engineers'-lieutnant). Simply a neat and/or fully matching TR-era: 'Pioniere' officers'-type shoulderboard-pair: great to complete any 'Pioniere' officers'-tunic or to be simply stored as such in an insignia- or shoulderboard-collection!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Heeres), officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair (that comes mounted on its unsually seen: \'Auf der Steg\'-mounting!) as was intended for a: \'Hauptmann eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Heeres), officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair (that comes mounted on its unsually seen: \'Auf der Steg\'-mounting!) and that is piped in the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann eines Infanterie-Regiments\' (or: army-captain who served in an infantry regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just minimally used ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards come mounted on their seldomly seen \'Auf der Steg\'-set-up ie. mounting and where most likely used onto a white-coloured- (or: summer-type-) tunic. They are truly \'text-book\'-examples of the \'Heeres\'-type \'Infanterie\'-shoulderboards and have the bright-silver- (ie. somewhat shiny-) \'upperdecks\'. The boards show the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour (and are constructed from the smooth- ie. \'moleskin\'-type wool). The boards show each two (larger-sized, golden-toned- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based- albeit minimally tarnished-) pips period-attached, denoting the officers\'-rank of: \'Hauptmann\' or: captain. The boards measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each and came with a (matching) pair of pebbled-styled, silver-toned shoulderboard-buttons. The pair was most certainly used and/or worn as such and does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining. Simply a very attractive - and comparatively scarcely encountered! - officers\'-type, \'Infanterie\'-related shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: \'Hauptmann eines Infanterie-Regiments\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Heeres), officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair (that comes mounted on its unsually seen: \'Auf der Steg\'-mounting!) as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboard-pair (that comes mounted on its unsually seen: 'Auf der Steg'-mounting!) and that is piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: lieutnant first-class who served in an army infantry regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards come mounted on their seldomly seen 'Auf der Steg'-set-up ie. mounting and were most likely used on a white-coloured- (or: summer-type-) tunic. They are truly 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type 'Infanterie'-shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) 'upperdecks'. The boards show the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour (and are constructed from the smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-type wool). The boards show two (identical, smaller-sized, golden-toned- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based- albeit tarnished) pips period-attached, denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Oberleutnant'. The boards measure approximately 10 cms. in length each and came with a pair of (silver-toned) 'Schraubknöpfe' attached. The pair was most certainly used and/or worn as such and just shows minimal age, wear and/or staining. Simply a very attractive - and comparatively scarcely encountered! - officers'-type, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant eines Infanterie-Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Heeres), officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair (that comes mounted on its unsually seen: \'Auf der Steg\'-mounting!) as was intended for an: \'Oberst des Infanterie-Regiments 17\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching! - high-ranked, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair (that comes mounted on its unsually seen: \'Auf der Steg\'-mounting!) and that is piped in the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberst des Infanterie-Regiments 17\' (or: full-colonel who served - ie. presumably even commanded! - within the army infantry regiment numbered: \'17\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards come mounted on their seldomly seen \'Auf der Steg\'-set-up ie. mounting and were most likely used on a white-coloured- (or: summer-type-) tunic. They are truly \'text-book\'-examples of the \'Heeres\'-type \'Infanterie\'-shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) \'upperdecks\'. The boards show the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour (and are constructed from the smooth- ie. \'moleskin\'-type wool). The boards show two (identical, larger-sized, golden-toned- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based- albeit tarnished) \'1\'- and/or: \'7\'-numerals (ie. \'Ziffern\') and four identically-styled pips period-attached, denoting the (high) officers\'-rank of: \'Oberst\'. The boards measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and was most certainly used and/or worn as such and just shows minimal age, wear and/or staining. Simply a very attractive - and comparatively scarcely encountered! - officers\'-type, \'Infanterie\'-related shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: \'Oberst des Infanterie-Regiments 17\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Heeres), officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair (that comes mounted on its unsually seen: \'Auf der Steg\'-mounting!) as was intended for an: \'Oberst des Infanterie-Regiments 33\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Heeres), officers'-type shoulderboard-pair (that comes mounted on its unsually seen: 'Auf der Steg'-mounting!) and that is piped in the neat (smooth-woolen) white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberst des Infanterie-Regiments 33' (or: full colonel who served in- ie. possibly commanded! - the army infantry regiment numbered '33') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem minimally used ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards come mounted on their seldomly seen 'Auf der Steg'-set-up ie. mounting and where most likely used on a white-coloured- (or: summer-type-) army-tunic. They are truly 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type, 'Infanterie'-shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat shiny-) 'upperdecks'. The boards show the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour (and are constructed from the smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-type wool). The boards show two (larger-sized, golden-toned- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based) double '3'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') and four equally styled pips period-attached, denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Oberst' (or: full colonel). The boards - that came with a pair of field-grey-coloured 'Schraubknöpfe' attached - measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each. The pair was most certainly used and/or worn and such and shows minimal age, wear and/or staining. Simply a very attractive - and comparatively scarcely encountered! - fairly high-ranked, officers'-type, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberst des Infanterie-Regiments 33'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Heeres), officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair (that comes mounted on its unsually seen: \'Auf der Steg\'-mounting!), as was intended for an: \'Oberstleutnant eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Heeres), officers'-type shoulderboard-pair (that comes mounted on its unsually seen: 'Auf der Steg'-mounting!) and that is piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberstleutnant eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: lieutnant-colonel who served in- ie. possibly commanded! an army infantry regiment), that come in an overall very nice- (albeit IMO minimally used ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards come mounted on their seldomly seen 'Auf der Steg'-set-up ie. mounting and where most likely used on a white-coloured- (or: summer-type-) tunic. They are truly 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type 'Infanterie'-shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat shiny-) 'upperdecks'. The boards show the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour (and are constructed from the smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-type wool). The boards show two (larger-sized-, golden-toned- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based- albeit tarnished-) pips period-attached, denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Oberstleutnant' or: lieutnant-colonel. The boards measure approximately 10 cms. in length each. The pair was most certainly used and/or worn and such and shows minimal age, wear and/or staining. Simply a very attractive - and comparatively scarcely encountered! - fairly high-ranked-, officers'-type-, 'Infanterie'-related shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberstleutnant eines Infanterie-Regiments'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Heeres), officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair as piped in the bright-red-coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberst einer (Sturm)Artillerie Regiments o. Abteilungs\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching! - high-ranked, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair that is piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberst einer (Sturm)Artillerie Regiments o. Abteilungs\' (or: full-colonel who served - ie. presumably even commanded! - an army artillery regiment or unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards come mounted onto their (typically smaller-shaped) tongues. They are truly \'text-book\'-examples of the \'Heeres\'-type \'(Sturm)Artillerie\'-shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) \'upperdecks\'. The boards show the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour (and are constructed from the smooth- ie. \'moleskin\'-type wool). The boards show four (identical, larger-sized, golden-toned- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based- albeit tarnished) pips period-attached, denoting the (high) officers\'-rank of: \'Oberst\'. The somewhat smaller-sized boards measure approximately 10 cms. in length each and were most certainly used and/or worn as such and just show some minimal age, wear and/or staining. Simply a very attractive - and comparatively scarcely encountered! - officers\'-type, \'(Sturm)Artillerie\'-related shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: \'Oberst einer (Sturm)Artillerie Regiments o. Abteilungs\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Heeres), \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair (that comes mounted on its unsually seen: \'Auf der Steg\'-mounting!) as was intended for a: \'Leutnant des Infanterie-Regiments 191\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Heeres), neatly \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair (that comes mounted on its unsually seen: \'Auf der Steg\'-mounting!) and that is piped in the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant des Infanterie-Regiments 191\' (or: army junior-officer ie. lieutnant who served within the infantry regiment, numbered: \'191\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just minimally used ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards come mounted on their seldomly seen \'Auf der Steg\'-set-up ie. mounting and where most likely used onto a white-coloured- (or: summer-type-) tunic. They are truly \'text-book\'-examples of the \'Heeres\'-type \'Infanterie\'-shoulderboards and have the bright-silver- (ie. somewhat shiny-) \'upperdecks\'. The boards show the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour (and are constructed from the smooth- ie. \'moleskin\'-type wool). The boards show each a matching pair of (larger-sized, golden-toned- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based- albeit minimally tarnished-) double \'1\' and/or: \'9\'-numerals (ie. cyphers or \'Ziffern\') period-attached, denoting the officers\'-rank of: \'Leutnant\' or: lieutnant. The boards measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and was most certainly used and/or worn as such and shows minimal age, wear and/or staining. Simply a very attractive - and comparatively scarcely encountered! - officers\'-type, \'Infanterie\'-related shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: \'Leutnant des Infanterie-Regiments 191\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps- & collar-tab-set as piped in the bright-red-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within a: \'LW-Flak-Artillerie-Abts o. Rgts.\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps- and collar-tab-set (ie. 'Effektensatz für Mannschaften der Luftwaffe') as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter') coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within a: 'LW-Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn- ie. once tunic-attached), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approx. 13,2 cms. in length each - have the neat, bright-red-coloured branchcolour (and/or: 'woolen-like'-type piping) and come without tongues as found (they are clearly a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern and were clearly 'cut-off'-a tunic as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows almost no wear whatsoever: just some minimal age ie. wear is visible and/or present. The pair came with a collar-patch-pair (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften o. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') that is executed in the typical, bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-type-) wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The patches were clearly issued and (I deem) once tunic-attached by means of machine-stitching: they show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Both tabs show a single (identical- and/or alumnium-based, greyish-coloured gull (ie. wing) period-attached and are both 'backed' with the beige-coloured- (and/or typical buckram-based-) material as more often encountered (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and fully 'matching!' - LW-Flakartillerie 'Effektensatz' that can easily be used to complete a LW 'Viertaschenrock' or even 'Fliegerbluse'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps- & collar-tab-set as piped in the bright-red-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within a: \'LW-Flak-Artillerie-Abts o. Rgts.\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps- and collar-tab-set (ie. \'Effektensatz für Mannschaften der Luftwaffe\') as piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\') coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within a: \'LW-Flak-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn- ie. once tunic-attached), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approx. 11,7 cms. in length each - have the neat, bright-red-coloured branchcolour (and/or: \'woolen-like\'-type piping) and come without tongues as found (they are clearly a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern and were clearly \'cut-off\'-a tunic as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows almost no wear whatsoever: just some minimal age ie. wear is visible and/or present. The pair came with a collar-patch-pair (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften o. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') that is executed in the typical, bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured- and/or smooth- (ie. \'felt-like\'-type-) wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The patches were clearly issued and (I deem) once tunic-attached by means of machine-stitching: they show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Both tabs show a single (identical- and/or zinc-based, greyish-silver-coloured gull (ie. wing) period-attached and are both \'backed\' with the beige-coloured- (and/or typical buckram-based-) material as more often encountered (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and fully \'matching!\' - LW-Flakartillerie \'Effektensatz\' that can easily be used to complete a LW \'Viertaschenrock\' or even \'Fliegerbluse\'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps- & collar-tab-set as piped in the light-brown-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within a: \'LW-Nachrichten-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps- and collar-tab-set (ie. 'Effektensatz für Mannschaften der Luftwaffe') as piped in the in the light-brown- (ie. 'hell- o. kupferbrauner'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within a: 'LW-Nachrichten-Abteilungs o. Regiments' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn- ie. once tunic-attached), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approx. 12 cms. in length each - have the neat, light-brown-coloured branchcolour (and/or: 'woolen-like'-type piping) and come without tongues as found (they are clearly a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern and were clearly 'cut-off'-a tunic as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows almost no wear whatsoever: just some minimal age ie. wear is visible and/or present. The pair came with a collar-patch-pair (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften o. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') that is executed in the typical, light-brown- (ie. 'hell- o. kupferbrauner'-) coloured - and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-type-) wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The patches were clearly issued and (I deem) once tunic-attached by means of machine-stitching: they show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Both tabs show a single (identical- and/or alumnium-based, greyish-coloured gull (ie. wing) period-attached and are both 'backed' with the beige-coloured- (and/or typical buckram-based-) material as more often encountered (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and fully 'matching!' - LW-Nachrichten (ie. signals) 'Effektensatz' that can easily be used to complete a LW 'Viertaschenrock' or even 'Fliegerbluse'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps- & collar-tab-set as piped in the light-brown-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within a: \'LW-Nachrichten-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps- and collar-tab-set (ie. 'Effektensatz für Mannschaften der Luftwaffe') as piped in the in the light-brown- (ie. 'hell- o. kupferbrauner'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within a: 'LW-Nachrichten-Abteilungs o. Regiments' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn- ie. once tunic-attached), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approx. 12 cms. in length each - have the neat, light-brown-coloured branchcolour (and/or: 'woolen-like'-type piping) and come without tongues as found (they are clearly a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern and were clearly 'cut-off'-a tunic as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows almost no wear whatsoever: just some minimal age ie. wear is visible and/or present. The pair came with a collar-patch-pair (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Mannschaften o. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') that is executed in the typical, light-brown- (ie. 'hell- o. kupferbrauner'-) coloured - and/or smooth- (ie. 'felt-like'-type-) wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The patches were clearly issued and (I deem) once tunic-attached by means of machine-stitching: they show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Both tabs show a single (identical- and/or alumnium-based, greyish-coloured gull (ie. wing) period-attached and are both 'backed' with the beige-coloured- (and/or typical buckram-based-) material as more often encountered (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and fully 'matching!' - LW-Nachrichten (ie. signals) 'Effektensatz' that can easily be used to complete a LW 'Viertaschenrock' or even 'Fliegerbluse'!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - \'cyphered\' (and IMO later-war-period!) WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap-pair, as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Küsten-Art.-Regiments\' This is a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - 'cyphered' (and/or IMO mid-/ie.later-war-period-) WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair (as was intended for usage on the field-grey coloured navy tunics), as was intended for a: 'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Regiments' (or soldier who served within a coastal-artillery unit), in overall very nice (albeit IMO minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are 'text-book' in all facets and measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each (and have a width of 5,8 cms. as usually encountered) have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and come naturally mounted on their functional tongues. The straps show the neat interwoven 'winged-shell'-cyphers (as executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen), denoting the soldiers rank of: 'Soldat'. The straps - which originate from an old shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired - show some minimal age and/or wear (they have been moderately used and one of the 'cyphers' shows some (blood?)-staining - see pictures). It should be noted that ALL EM- ie. NCO-type 'Küstenartillerie'-insignia-pieces are hard to encounter: those 'cyphered' ones even more so, which grades them easily as 'scarce'. Simply an attractive 'cyphered' naval EM-type shoulderboard-pair as was intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured attire!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - \'cyphered\' (and IMO mid-war-period-) WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap-pair, as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Regiments\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - neatly 'cyphered' (and/or IMO mid- ie. later-war-period-) WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair (as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured navy tunics), as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Regiments' (or soldier who served within a naval coastal-artillery unit) that comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are 'text-book' in all facets and measure approximately 12 cms. in length each (and have a width of 5,2 cms. as usually encountered) have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and come naturally mounted on their functional (and/or regular-sized-) tongues. The straps show the neat interwoven 'anchor'-cyphers (as executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen), denoting the soldiers rank of: 'Soldat'. The straps - which originate from a private household where they were recently uncovered - show moderate age- and/or wear but are totally void of any damage or alike (see pictures). Of interest is, moreover, the fact that the inside of both tongues show a (unreadable) blue-coloured ink-stamps (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that all EM- ie. NCO-type 'Küstenartillerie'-insignia-pieces are quite hard to encounter: those 'cyphered' ones even more so, which grades them easily as 'scarce'. Simply an attractive 'cyphered' naval, EM-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage on the naval field-grey-coloured attire!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - \'cyphered\' (and IMO mid-war-period-) WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap-pair, as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Regiments\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - neatly 'cyphered' (and/or IMO mid-/ie.later-war-period-) WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair (as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured navy tunics), as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Regiments' (or soldier who served within a coastal-artillery unit), in overall very nice (albeit IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are 'text-book' in all facets and measure approximately 11,8 ms. in length each (and have a width of 5,2 cms. as usually encountered) have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and come naturally mounted on their functional (and/or regular-sized-) tongues. The straps show the neat interwoven 'winged-shell'-cyphers (as executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen), denoting the soldiers rank of: 'Soldat'. The straps - which originate from an old shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired - show moderate age- and/or wear - see pictures. It should be noted that all EM- ie. NCO-type 'Küstenartillerie'-insignia-pieces are quite hard to encounter: those 'cyphered' ones even more so, which grades them easily as 'scarce'. Simply an attractive 'cyphered' naval, EM-type shoulderboard-pair as was intended for usage on the naval field-grey-coloured attire!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - \'cyphered\' (and IMO mid-war-period-) WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap-pair, as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Regiments\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - neatly 'cyphered' (and/or IMO mid-/ie.later-war-period-) WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair (as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured navy tunics), as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Regiments' (or soldier who served within a coastal-artillery unit), in overall very nice (albeit IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are 'text-book' in all facets and measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length each (and have a width of 5,2 cms. as usually encountered) have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and come naturally mounted on their functional (and/or regular-sized-) tongues. The straps show the neat interwoven 'winged-shell'-cyphers (as executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen), denoting the soldiers rank of: 'Soldat'. The straps - which originate from an old shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired - show hardly any age /or wear - see pictures. It should be noted that all EM- ie. NCO-type 'Küstenartillerie'-insignia-pieces are quite hard to encounter: those 'cyphered' ones even more so, which grades them easily as 'scarce'. Simply an attractive 'cyphered' naval, EM-type shoulderboard-pair as was intended for usage on the naval field-grey-coloured attire!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - \'cyphered\' (and IMO mid-war-period-) WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap-pair, as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Regiments\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - neatly 'cyphered' (and/or IMO mid-/ie.later-war-period-) WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair (as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured navy tunics), as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Regiments' (or soldier who served within a coastal-artillery unit), in overall very nice (albeit IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are 'text-book' in all facets and measure approximately 11 cms. in length each (and have a width of 5,2 cms. as usually encountered) have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and come naturally mounted on their functional (and/or regular-sized-) tongues. The straps show the neat interwoven 'winged-shell'-cyphers (as executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen), denoting the soldiers rank of: 'Soldat'. The straps - which originate from a private household where they were recently uncovered - show moderate age- and/or wear: one of the boards shows a small moth-damaged hold on its bottom (see pictures). It should be noted that all EM- ie. NCO-type 'Küstenartillerie'-insignia-pieces are quite hard to encounter: those 'cyphered' ones even more so, which grades them easily as 'scarce'. Simply an attractive 'cyphered' naval, EM-type shoulderboard-pair as was intended for usage on the naval field-grey-coloured attire!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - \'cyphered\' (and IMO mid-war-period-) WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap-pair, as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Regiments\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - neatly 'cyphered' (and/or IMO mid- ie. later-war-period-) WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair (as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured navy tunics), as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Küsten-Artillerie-Regiments' (or soldier who served within a naval coastal-artillery unit) that comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are 'text-book' in all facets and measure approximately 10,3 cms. in length each (and have a width of 5,2 cms. as usually encountered) have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and come naturally mounted on their functional (and/or regular-sized-) tongues. The straps show the neat interwoven 'winged-shell'-cyphers (as executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen), denoting the soldiers rank of: 'Soldat'. The straps - which originate from a private household where they were recently uncovered - show moderate age- and/or wear but are totally void of any damage or alike (see pictures). It should be noted that all EM- ie. NCO-type 'Küstenartillerie'-insignia-pieces are quite hard to encounter: those 'cyphered' ones even more so, which grades them easily as 'scarce'. Simply an attractive 'cyphered' naval, EM-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage on the naval field-grey-coloured attire!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - \'cyphered\' pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps, as piped in the light-brown-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel der Nachrichten-Truppen u. Mitglied einer Nachrichtenschule\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\' pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps, as piped in the light-brown- (ie. \'hellbrauner\'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel der Nachrichten-Truppen u. Mitglied einer Nachrichtenschule\' (or: signals-sergeant and member within one of the LW signal-schools) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - measure approximately 11,4 cms. in length each and come naturally mounted on their functional tongues: they are in all facets \'text-book\'-examples and come in a nice condition overall: they are just moderately used. The straps - which have the woolen-type piping attached - do not show any defaults whatsoever: just some regular usage ie. regular wear is noticable and/or present. The pair shows - next to the silver-coloured NCO-braid - two (identical, silver-toned- and IMO \'Feinzink\'-based-) so-called: \'NS\'-cyphers and two (equally styled- and also zinc-based) pips period-attached, denoting the NCOs\'-rank of a: \'Feldwebel der Nachrichten-Truppen u. Mitglied einer Nachrichtenschule\'. Of interest is also the period-attached button on the back of one of the tongues: this was most certainly intended to affix a LW-shooting-lanyard . The pair shows some normal discoloration and/or moderate wear (no damage nor mothing or alike is present). This attractive shoulderboard-pair was recently found at a private household in Germany and was never before part of a collection: it once belonged to a: \'Feldwebel der Nachrichten-Truppen u. Mitglied einer Nachrichtenschule\' who IMO most certainly was issued and used this pair and stored it as such for decades!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - \'cyphered\' pair of WH (LW) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant der Nachrichten-Truppen u. Mitglied einer Nachrichtenschule\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of neatly 'cyphered' WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the typical light-brown- (ie. 'hellbrauner'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant der Nachrichten-Truppen u. Mitglied einer Nachrichtenschule' (or: signals'-lieutnant first-class and member ie. trainer within one of the LW signal-schools) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued albeit hardly or even never used nor worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and come naturally mounted onto their functional (smaller-shaped) officers'-type tongues: they are in all facets 'text-book'-examples and come in a very nice condition overall. The straps - which are constructed from the typical smooth woolen-based material - show the greyish-silver toned (somewhat 'sub-dued') 'upperdecks': they do not show any defaults whatsoever: just some regular usage ie. wear is noticable and/or present. The pair shows two (identical, Gothic-styled, silverish-golden-toned- and - I deem - 'Buntmetall'-based-) so-called: 'NS'-cyphers and two (equally styled, larger-sized) pips period-attached denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Oberleutnant der Nachrichten-Truppen u. Mitglied einer Nachrichtenschule'. This attractive shoulderboard-pair was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection: it once belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant der Nachrichten-Truppen u. Mitglied einer Nachrichtenschule' who was most certainly issued and used this pair and stored it as such for decades!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - \'cyphered\'- (and IMO fairly early-war-period!) WH (Kriegsmarine) NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair, as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel eines Küsten-Artillerie-Regiments\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - 'cyphered'- (and IMO fairly early- ie. mid-war-period-) WH (Kriegsmarine) NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair (as was specifically intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured navy tunics ie. attire-) as was intended for - and most certainly worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel eines Küsten-Artillerie-Regiments' (or: sergeant within a naval coastal-artillery unit) that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are 'text-book'-examples in all facets and measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length (and have a width of approximately 5,5 cms. as usual) have the field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based- 'upperdecks' and come mounted on their functional (regular-shaped-) tongues. The straps show two (identical-) neatly golden-toned- and machine-woven 'anchor-/shell'-cyphers and two (smaller-) sized pips attached, denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Feldwebel' (or: sergeant). The pair has the (darker-) golden-coloured- (ie. 'standard'-pattern-) WH Kriegsmarine NCO-braid attached (which shows some moderate age ie. darkened tarnish). The straps - which originate from an old shoulderboard-collection I recently acquired - show some obvious age and/or wear (they have been clearly tunic-removed and were moderately worn ie. used). It should be noted that ALL NCO-type 'Küstenartillerie' insignia-pieces are quite hard to encounter: those 'cyphered' ones even more so, which grades them easily as 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive 'cyphered' naval NCO'-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured attire!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - \'cyphered\'- (and IMO fairly early-war-period) WH (Kriegsmarine) NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair, as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Küsten-Artillerie-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - 'cyphered'- (and IMO fairly early- ie. mid-war-period-) WH (Kriegsmarine) NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair (as was specifically intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured navy tunics ie. attire-) as was intended for - and most certainly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier eines Küsten-Artillerie-Abteilungs' (or: junior-sergeant who served within a naval coastal-artillery unit) that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are 'text-book'-examples in all facets and measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length (and have a width of approximately 6 cms. as usual) have the field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based- 'upperdecks' and come mounted on their functional (as more often smaller-shaped-) tongues. The straps show the golden-yellow-toned- and machine-woven 'anchor-/shell'-cyphers and the (fairly bright-) golden-coloured- (ie. 'standard'-pattern-) WH Kriegsmarine NCO-braid attached (which shows some moderate age ie. darkened tarnish) denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Unteroffizier' (ie.: junior-sergeant). The straps - which originate from an old shoulderboard-collection I recently acquired - show some obvious age and/or wear (they have been clearly tunic-removed and were moderately worn ie. used). It should be noted that ALL NCO-type 'Küstenartillerie' insignia-pieces are quite hard to encounter: those 'cyphered' ones even more so, which grades them easily as 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive 'cyphered' naval NCO'-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured attire!

Attractive - and/or fully matching! - \'Luftschutz\' (ie. RLB-related-) officers\'-pattern- and neatly hand-embroidered collar-tab-pair (\'Kragenspiegelsatz\') as was intended for - and used by - an: \'RLB-Oberluftschutzführer\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching and with certainty scarcely seen! - 'Luftschutz' (ie. RLB-related-) officers'-pattern- (and neatly hand-embroidered!) collar-tab-pair (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz') as was intended for - and used by - an: 'RLB-Oberluftschutzführer' (or: air-raid-warden-officer with a rank comparable with that of a full colonel ie. 'Oberst') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. IMO minimally used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat collar-tabs - which are of the pre- (ie. early-war-) type and which do show some minimal and/or age but that are void of any damage - are constructed from the (typical) lilac-coloured-, smooth-type wool and are hand-embroidered in silverish-coloured braid (and are also piped with similar braid as to be expected). The tabs are neatly 'backed' with 'buckram'-based material and are of the specific pattern that was used on the RLB-tunics throughout the war. The tabs show also two (non-identical- but typical RLB-related-) pips each attached denoting the officers'-rank an: 'RLB-Oberluftschutzführer'. Simply a very attractive, 'Luftschutz' (ie. RLB-related-) collar-tab-pair (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz') as was intended for - and clearly used by - an: 'RLB-Oberluftschutzführer'!

Attractive - and/or fully textbook! - specimen of a printed and later-war-period-, so-called: \'Deutscher Volkssturm\'-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') that in an overall nice (albeit used- ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive - and/or fully textbook! - specimen of a printed version of the later-war-period so-called: 'Deutscher Volkssturm'-armband (ie. 'Armbinde'), being an example that was used by the last-ditch 'Wehrmacht'-troops of 1944/1945 and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat armband is 'off-factory'-assembled- and 'stitched-together' as such: it shows red-coloured- and linnen stitched-borders as is more often encountered. This example - approximately sized: 43 x 7,2 cms. - comes as stated still 'sewn-together' and was as such disseminated amonsgt the troops. This example has very bright and vivid colours and is just a tiny bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this later-war-period armband that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully textbook! - specimen of a printed and later-war-period-, so-called: \'Deutscher Volkssturm\'-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\'), that comes in an overall nice (albeit used- ie. worn- and/or minimally damaged-) condition This is an attractive - and/or fully textbook! - specimen of a printed version of the later-war-period so-called: 'Deutscher Volkssturm'-armband (ie. 'Armbinde'), being an example that was used by the last-ditch 'Wehrmacht'-troops of 1944/1945 and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or minimally damaged-), condition. The neat armband is 'off-factory' assembled- and 'stitched-together' as such and shows white-coloured- and linnen stitched-borders as is more often encountered. This example - approximately sized: 41 x 7,5 cms. - comes as stated 'sewn-together' and was as such disseminated amonsgt the troops. This example has very bright colours but does show two holes (as can be seen on the pictures). Nevertheless, still an attractive example of this later-war-period armband that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully textbook! - specimen of a printed version of the later-war-period-, so-called: \'Deutscher Volkssturm\'-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\'), that comes that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive - and/or fully textbook! - specimen of a printed version of the later-war-period so-called: 'Deutscher Volkssturm'-armband (ie. 'Armbinde'), being an example that was used by the last ditch 'Wehrmacht'-troops of 1944/1945 and that comes that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat armband is 'off-factory' assembled- and 'stitched-together' as such and shows whited-coloured linnen stitched borders as is more often encountered. This example - approximately sized: 41 x 7,5 cms. - is as stated 'sewn-together' and was as such disseminated amonsgt the troops. Simply a very attractive example of this later-war-period armband: hard to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive - and/or fully textbook! - specimen of a printed version of the later-war-period-, so-called: \'Deutscher Volkssturm\'-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\'), that comes that comes in an overall nice (albeit used- ie. worn- and/or partly faded-) condition This is an attractive - and/or fully textbook! - specimen of a printed version of the later-war-period so-called: 'Deutscher Volkssturm'-armband (ie. 'Armbinde'), being an example that was used by the last ditch 'Wehrmacht'-troops of 1944/1945 and that comes that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or partly faded-), condition. The neat armband is 'off-factory' assembled- and 'stitched-together' as such and shows red-coloured- and linnen stitched-borders as is more often encountered. This example - approximately sized: 38 x 7,5 cms. - is as stated 'sewn-together' and was as such disseminated amonsgt the troops. This example was once attached to a board or alike and shows one side being a bit sun-faded. Nevetheless, still an attractive example of this later-war-period armband that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or fully undamaged! - example of a bluish-coloured (albeit empty) etui (ie. container) fitted to store a pair of WH (Luftwaffe) pilots\'-flight-goggles ie.: \'Flieger-Splitterschutzbrillen mit Ultrasin-Gläsern (Type: A) - Fl 30550\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a typical bluish-coloured (albeit empty) etui (ie. container) fitted to store a pair of WH (Luftwaffe) pilots\'-flight-goggles ie.: \'Flieger-Splitterschutzbrillen mit Ultrasin-Gläsern (Type: A) - Fl 30550\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly issued ie. used-), condition. The metal-based container on offer here truly retains most (ie. all) of its darker-blue-coloured finish and also retains its carton-based \'inner-pouch\' as issued (something that is not always the case). It is just a tiny bit \'dented\' as is more often the case and does show the impressed text as mentioned above. Simply a very nice example of a desirable and/or rarely seen LW \'pilots\'-personal-equipment-item that is nicely preserved and ideally fitted to store any \'Flieger-Splitterschutzbrille\': I deem that I priced this neat spare-part accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully undamaged! - example of a bluish-coloured (albeit empty) etui (ie. container) fitted to store a pair of WH (Luftwaffe) pilots\'-flight-goggles ie.: \'Flieger-Splitterschutzbrillen mit Ultrasin-Gläsern (Type: “D”)\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a a bluish-coloured (albeit empty) etui (ie. container) fitted to store a pair of WH (Luftwaffe) pilots'-flight-goggles ie.: 'Flieger-Splitterschutzbrillen mit Ultrasin-Gläsern (Type: “D”)', that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO clearly issued ie. used-), condition. The metal-based container on offer here truly retains most (ie. all) of its darker-blue-coloured finish and also retains its carton-based inner-pouch as issued (something that is not always the case). It is just a bit 'dented' as is more often the case. Simply a very nice example of a desirable and/or rarely seen LW 'pilots'-personal-equipment-item that is nicely preserved and ideally fitted to store any 'Flieger-Splitterschutzbrille': IMO did I price this neat spare-part accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully undamaged! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) pilots\'-flight-goggles (ie.: \'Flieger-Splitterschutzbrillen mit Ultrasin-Gläsern (Type: A) - Fl 30550\' that comes stored in its period, metal-based etui (ie. container) This is an attractive - and in this fully untouched and complete condition rarely found! - example of WH (Luftwaffe) pilots'-flight-goggles (ie.: 'Flieger-Splitterschutzbrillen mit Ultrasin-Gläsern (Type: A) - Fl 30550' that comes stored in its period metal-based etui (ie. container) that still retains its (often missing!) carton-based 'inlay' as issued and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly issued ie. used-), condition. The piece - which is of the second-pattern having a movable 'nose-bridge' - comes with its natural-coloured ('Ultrasin'-based) glasses as more often seen. The piece - which shows a clearly visible makers'-designation of the company: 'Nitsche & Günther' stamped into its back as can be seen on photo 3 - is totally void of any real damage or alike and comes mounted onto its period- (still elastic thus fully functional!) greenish-toned 'strap'. The pair came stored in its period, metal-based etui (ie. container) that shows the impressed text as mentioned above and that unusualy still holds its carton-based, protective 'inlay' (that shows a pencilled name of the user: a certain 'Uffz.-Anwärter' named: 'A.Gebhardt' or alike). Simply a very nice - and untouched! - example of a desirable and/or rarely seen LW 'pilots'-personal-equipment-item that is nicely preserved: I deem that I priced this neat WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flieger-Splitterschutzbrillen' accordingly!

Attractive - and/or fully untouched! - WH (Heeres) \'standard-issue\'-pattern officers\'-type dress-model, aluminium-based belt-buckle and \'brocade\'-based belt that comes as issued and stored for decades This is a very attractive - and/or fully untouched! - WH (Heeres) \'standard\'-pattern, officers\'-type dress-model, aluminium-based belt-buckle and \'brocade\'-based belt (ie. \'Koppelschloss u. Riemen der Paradefeldbinde für Offiziere des Heeres\') that comes as issued and/or minimally worn. The - truly detailed! - buckle is totally void of a makers\'-designation as is more often encountered with these dress-type- ie. \'Ausgeh\'-buckles. The buckle is still very detailed and retains truly extraordinary detail: it is just a bit dusty and dirty caused by decades of storage and minimal wear but truly shows no damage whatsoever. The buckle comes firmly mounted onto its accompanying belt (or: \'brocade\') that comes also in a very nice condition overall: the (inter-)woven embroidery is simply extraordinary. The (equally unmarked) belt - which measures approximately 90 cms. in length but can of course still be sized to fit - is \'lined\' with the typical, field-grey-coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\' velvet-like wool (something that could without doubt be seen as a feature of an: \'Extra Qualität\' type-belt). The belt retains both its specific, sliding-\'lashes\' and comes in a wonderful condition overall (it is void of any corrosion or alike and was with certainty always carefully stored). Simply a very attractive - and complete! - WH (Heeres) dress-belt/buckle-set that was never before part of a collection: the set was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. In any case a great item to complete any WH officer in \'dress-/going-out\'-attire!

Attractive - and/or fully untouched! - WH (Heeres) \'standard-pattern\'- officers\'-dress-model, aluminium-based belt-buckle and \'brocade\'-based belt that comes as issued and stored for decades This is a very attractive - and/or fully untouched! - WH (Heeres) 'standard'-pattern, officers'-type dress-model, aluminium-based belt-buckle and 'brocade'-based belt that comes as issued and/or minimally worn. The - truly detailed! - buckle is totally void of a makers'-designation as is more often encountered with these dress-type- ie. 'Ausgeh'-buckles. The buckle is still very detailed and retains truly extraordinary detail: it is just a bit dusty and dirty caused by decades of storage and minimal wear but truly shows no damage whatsoever. The buckle comes firmly mounted onto its accompanying belt (or: 'brocade') that comes also in a very nice condition overall: the (inter-)woven embroidery is simply extraordinary. The (equally unmarked) belt - which measures approximately 100 cms. in length but can of course still be sized to fit - is 'lined' with the typical, field-grey-coloured- and/or 'smooth-type' velvet-like wool (something that could without doubt be seen as a feature of an: 'Extra Qualität' type-belt). The belt - that retains a fully functional, green-coloured and leather-based tongue that shows a size-indication that reads: '90' - retains both its specific, sliding-'lashes' and comes in a wonderful condition overall (it is void of any corrosion or alike and was with certainty always carefully stored). Simply a very attractive - and complete! - belt/buckle-set that was never before part of a collection: the set was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. In any case a great item to complete any WH officer in 'dress-/going-out'-attire!

Attractive - and/or heavy silvered ie. \'Alpacca\'-marked! - WH (Luftwaffe)-related \'souvenir\' cigarette-etui, bearing a period engraved text on the inside that reads: \'Dem lb. Franz Heinz v. seinem Staffelkameraden Herbert Lwowski Wein 1935-36\' This is a truly attractive - and/or heavy silvered ie. neatly 'Alpacca'-marked! - WH (Luftwaffe)-related 'souvenir' cigarette-etui, bearing a period engraved text on the inside that reads: 'Dem lb. Franz Heinz v. seinem Staffelkameraden Herbert Lwowski Wein 1935-36', in overall very nice (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-) condition. The neat etui - which measures approximately 9,5 x 8 cms. - furthermore shows the personalised engraved initials on its front (that reads: 'HLo' or alike - see pictures). The piece is as stated neatly 'Alpacca'-marked on the tiny closing-device (this is, however, present but not that easily to read without a magnifying-glass). The piece was clearly presented as a Christmas-present and its 'Luftwaffe-relation' can easily be deducted from the used wording 'Staffelkameraden' in the engraved text. The piece originates from a German private household and was never before in collectors-hands. Simply a very attractive and/or 'one-of-a-kind' item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or matching - pair of later-war period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-style, \'simplified\'-, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments\' The neat straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or: typical brownish-like-, field-grey green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner'-) coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping attached. The straps are constructed following the typical '1944 cloth-minimising production-manner', using different shades of wool and/or lesser quality material. The straps were clearly used and/or worn and do show some obvious wear, staining and/or age as to be expected. The pair was with certainty worn together and originated from a private household in Germany: both straps are truly matching in all detail (something that is not always observed with these later-war-type shoulderstraps). It should be noted that all 'M44'-style, enlisted-mens'-type straps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'scarce': the ones as intended for the soldiers who served within the 'Panzer-Grenadiere-Truppen' even more so! Simply a superb occasion to acquire a very attractive and fully 'text-book', M44-styled, enlisted-mens'-type pair as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments': great to complete any late-war M43- or: M44-model- tunic. Hard to upgrade this attractive pair!

Attractive - and/or matching - pair of later-war period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-style, \'simplified\'-, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments\' The neat straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or: typical brownish-like-, field-grey green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner'-) coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping attached. The straps are constructed following the typical '1944 cloth-minimising production-manner', using different shades of wool and/or lesser quality material. The straps were clearly used and/or worn and do show some obvious wear, staining and/or age as to be expected. The pair was with certainty worn together and originated from a private household in Germany: both straps are truly matching in all detail (something that is not always observed with these later-war-type shoulderstraps). It should be noted that all 'M44'-style, enlisted-mens'-type straps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'scarce': the ones as intended for the soldiers who served within the 'Panzer-Grenadiere-Truppen' even more so! Simply a superb occasion to acquire a very attractive and fully 'text-book', M44-styled, enlisted-mens'-type pair as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments': great to complete any late-war M43- or: M44-model- tunic. Hard to upgrade this attractive pair!

Attractive - and/or matching - pair of later-war period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-style, \'simplified\'-, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments\' The neat straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or: typical brownish-like-, field-grey green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner'-) coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping attached. The straps are constructed following the typical '1944 cloth-minimising production-manner', using different shades of wool and/or lesser quality material. The straps were clearly used and/or worn and do show some obvious wear, staining and/or age as to be expected. The pair was with certainty worn together and originated from a private household in Germany: both straps are truly matching in all detail (something that is not always observed with these later-war-type shoulderstraps). It should be noted that all 'M44'-style, enlisted-mens'-type straps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'scarce': the ones as intended for the soldiers who served within the 'Panzer-Grenadiere-Truppen' even more so! Simply a superb occasion to acquire a very attractive and fully 'text-book', M44-styled, enlisted-mens'-type pair as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments': great to complete any late-war M43- or: M44-model- tunic. Hard to upgrade this attractive pair!

Attractive - and/or matching - pair of later-war period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-style, \'simplified\'-, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments\' The neat straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or: typical brownish-like-, field-grey green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner'-) coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping attached. The straps are constructed following the typical '1944 cloth-minimising production-manner', using different shades of wool and/or lesser quality material. The straps were clearly used and/or worn and do show some obvious wear, staining and/or age as to be expected. The pair was with certainty worn together and originated from a private household in Germany: both straps are truly matching in all detail (something that is not always observed with these later-war-type shoulderstraps). It should be noted that all 'M44'-style, enlisted-mens'-type straps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'scarce': the ones as intended for the soldiers who served within the 'Panzer-Grenadiere-Truppen' even more so! Simply a superb occasion to acquire a very attractive and fully 'text-book', M44-styled, enlisted-mens'-type pair as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Panzer-Grenadiere-Regiments': great to complete any late-war M43- or: M44-model- tunic. Hard to upgrade this attractive pair!

Attractive - and/or matching albeit moth-damaged! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, \'M36\'-type- (pointed-styled-) \'cyphered\'-, NCO-type shoulderstraps, as was intended for an: \'Uffz. des Inf.-Maschinen- Gewehr-Abtlgs. 2\' This is an attractive - and/or fully matching albeit somewhat moth-damaged but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period-, 'M36'-type- (ponted-styled-) and/or neatly 'cyphered'-, NCO-type shoulderstraps (and/or naturally generic- ie. non-piped-) shoulderstraps, as was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 2' (or: junior-sergeant who served within the infantry-related-, machine-gunners unit, numbered: '2'), that comes in overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are both approximately 12,2 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured-, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps both show the neatly machine-embroidered-, Gothic-styled 'M'-cyphers and/or: '2' numerals (which are executed in the white-coloured- and/or woolen-based machine-stitching ie. 'Kurbelstickerei' as to be expected - see pictures). The straps - which come mounted on their functional tongues and do have the 'standard'- ie. early pattern- and/or fairly shiny, silverish-coloured NCO-braid attached - show as stated above - moderate usage and/or wear (some staining-, moth-damage and/or dust is visible and/or present, especially on the back of the tongues - see pictures). It should be noted that all 'cyphered', 'Infanterie'-related shoulderstraps are very desirable and can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce', even if they come in a somewhat damaged condition as this pair on offer. In any case an attractive (and actually scarcely encountered!) early- ie. pre-war-period, 'cyphered Heeres' shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 2' and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period WH (Heeres) zinc-based skull-devices (\'Totenköpfe für Pz-Kragenspiegel\') as were intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based \'Panzer\'-collar-tabs This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period WH (Heeres) typical zinc-based skull-devices ('Totenköpfe für Panzer-Kragenspiegel') being of the 'two-pronged' -pattern as were intended for usage on (amongst others) the black woolen-based 'Panzer'-collar-tabs ('Kragenspiegel'), coming in an overall very nice- (simply never mounted- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. Both skulls have both their (also zink-based) prongs firmly in place: as such, they can excellenty be used to complete a pair of 'Kragenspiegel'. The skulls were never cleaned nor polished and do show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an original - and matching! - pair of mid- (ie. later-war-) period, 'two-pronged' 'Panzer'-skull-set for a competitive price!

Attractive - and/or matching! - pair of mid-war-period, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps that comes with its attached \'Übershube\'-pair as was intended for an: \'Unteroffizier des Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs 644\' The attractive - and fully 'text-book' and/or fully matching! - NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair is piped in the desirable bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 12 cms. in length. The straps have the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured- and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as is more often encountered with these mid-war-period shoulderstrap-pairs) and were as such intended for usage by a junior-sergeant who served within the army signals-unit, numbered: '644' (something that can naturally easily be deducted from the attached 'Übershube'-pair). The shoulderstraps - which originate from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I acquired some time ago - are typical 'standard-issued'-examples that have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks'. They show the 'standard-pattern', silverish-coloured NCO-braid attached and were - I deem - only moderately used ie. worn: they do show wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and came with a (matching) pair of (field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based) so-called: slip-ons (ie. 'Übershuben') attached bearing both the signification: '644' (as executed in equally bright-yellow-coloured, so-called: 'Kurbel- stickerei' done in wool as can be seen on the pictures). Both the shoulderstraps and/or: 'Übershuben' are in a wonderful- and/or totally undamaged condition and will be hard to be upgraded as can be seen on the pictures. These desirable 'M43'-patter-, army-signals-related, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the 'zitronengelber'-coloured branchcolour can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive pair that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier des Heeres-Nachrichten-Abteilungs 644'!

Attractive - and/or matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulder- straps, as was piped in the light-blue-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachschub-Truppen\' Both shoulderstraps have the typical Waffen-SS-pattern and/or: smaller-shaped tongues as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps and have the neat light-blue- (ie. 'hellblauer'-) coloured branchcolour and/or 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping attached: the set is fully 'text-book' in all facets and is truly hard to be upgraded. The shoulderstraps - which are both 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - show the (typical) 'Waffen-SS'-styled-, field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'underlays' (see pictures). The pair shows some minimal age and/or staining and or slight fading, simply caused by minimal wear and/or age. In any case is this a fully garuanteed, original Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-set, in only moderately used ie. worn condition and that is IMO consequently priced. The pair shows almost no wear nor damage and is as stated only slightly used ie. worn. It should be noted that these original, period- Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded 'scarce': even if they are piped in the more commonly encounterd, light-blue-coloured- (ie. 'SS-Nachshub-Truppen'- or SS transport-troops-related-) branchcolour!

Attractive - and/or matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulder- straps, as was piped in the light-blue-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachschub-Truppen\' Both shoulderstraps have the typical Waffen-SS-pattern and/or: small-shaped tongues as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps and have the neat light-blue- (ie. 'hellblauer'-) coloured branchcolour and/or 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping attached: the set is fully 'text-book' in all facets and is truly hard to be upgraded. The shoulderstraps - which are both 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - show the (typical) 'Waffen-SS'-styled-, field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'underlays' (see pictures). The pair shows some minimal age and/or staining and or slight fading, simply caused by minimal wear and/or age (one of the straps is a tiny bit faded). In any case is this a fully garuanteed, original Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-set, in only moderately used ie. worn condition and that is IMO consequently priced. The pair shows almost no wear nor damage and is as stated only slightly used ie. worn. It should be noted that these original, period- Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded 'scarce': even if they are piped in the more commonly encounterd, light-blue-coloured- (ie. 'SS-Nachshub-Truppen'- or SS transport-troops-related-) branchcolour!

Attractive - and/or matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as piped in the (greyish)white-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Infantrie-Truppen\' Both shoulderstraps have the typical Waffen-SS-pattern and/or: smaller-shaped tongues as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern shoulderstraps and have the neat (greyish)white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and/or 'silk-like'-type piping attached: the set is fully 'text-book' in all facets and will be truly hard to be upgraded. The shoulderstraps - which are both 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - show the (typical) 'Waffen-SS'-styled-, field-grey- (ie. later-war so-called: field-grey-) coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'underlays' (see pictures). The pair shows some minimal age and/or staining and or slight fading, simply caused by minimal wear and/or age. In any case is this a fully garuanteed, original Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-set, that comes in an only moderately used ie. worn condition and that is IMO consequently priced. The pair shows no damage and is as stated only slightly used ie. worn. It should be noted that these original, period- EM-type, Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded 'very scarce': even more so when they are piped in the scarcely encountered, white-coloured- (ie. 'Waffen-SS Infanterie-Truppen'- ie. Waffen-SS-infantry-related-) branchcolour!

Attractive - and/or matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was piped in the light-blue-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachschub-Truppen\' Both shoulderstraps have the typical Waffen-SS-pattern and/or: smaller-shaped tongues as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps and have the neat light-blue- (ie. 'hellblauer'-) coloured branchcolour and/or 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping attached: the set is fully 'text-book' in all facets and is truly hard to be upgraded. The shoulderstraps - which are both 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - show the (typical) 'Waffen-SS'-styled-, field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'underlays' (see pictures). The pair shows some minimal age and/or staining and or slight fading, simply caused by minimal wear and/or age. In any case is this a fully garuanteed, original Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-set, in only moderately used ie. worn condition and that is IMO consequently priced. The pair shows almost no wear nor damage and is as stated only slightly used ie. worn. It should be noted that these original, period- Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded 'scarce': even if they are piped in the more commonly encountered, light-blue-coloured- (ie. 'SS-Nachshub-Truppen'- or SS transport-troops-related-) branchcolour!

Attractive - and/or matching! - pair of Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps, as was piped in the light-blue-coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: \'Waffen-SS Nachschub-Truppen\' Both shoulderstraps have the typical Waffen-SS-pattern and/or: smaller-shaped tongues as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps and have the neat light-blue- (ie. 'hellblauer'-) coloured branchcolour and/or 'silk-like'-type branchcolour ie. piping attached: the set is fully 'text-book' in all facets and is truly hard to be upgraded. The shoulderstraps - which are both 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - show the (typical) 'Waffen-SS'-styled-, field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'underlays' (see pictures). The pair shows some minimal age and/or staining and or slight fading, simply caused by minimal wear and/or age. In any case is this a fully garuanteed, original Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-set, in only moderately used ie. worn condition and that is IMO consequently priced. The pair shows almost no wear nor damage and is as stated only slightly used ie. worn. It should be noted that these original, period- Waffen-SS shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be graded 'scarce': even if they are piped in the more commonly encountered, light-blue-coloured- (ie. 'SS-Nachshub-Truppen'- or SS transport-troops-related-) branchcolour!

Attractive - and/or matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-blue-coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for a: \'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and/or matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: 'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: medical-orderly) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem presumably issued albeit hardly used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps are void of any defaults or damage whatsoever: just some regular usage ie. regular wear is noticable and/or present. The straps measure approximately 10 cms. in length each and come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues. The pair shows the neat darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured and/or: 'silke-like'-type piping attached denoting the rank of: 'Soldat'. It should, moreover, be noted that the darker-blue 'Luftwaffe' branchcolour is not the most commonly encountered colour. The pair was recently found at a private household in Germany. Simply an attractive, Luftwaffe-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen' and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or matching! - pair of: \'M36-pattern\'- (and/or: \'pointed-styled\'-) WH (Heeres), NCO-type- and/or: \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps, as was intended for - and/or worn by! - an: \'Uffz. des Art.-Rgts. 24\' (unusually showing later-added pipi This is an attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair of IMO early-war-period- (ie. 'M36-pattern'-type- and/or: 'pointed-styled'-), WH (Heeres), NCO-type and/or neatly 'cyphered' shoulderstraps, being of the generic- ie. originally non-piped pattern, as were intended for - and with certainty worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier des Artillerie-Regiments 24' (or junior sergeant who served within the artillery-regiment numbered: '24'), that comes in an overall very nice (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulder- straps - which measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - both have the darker-green-coloured and/or (smooth-) woolen-based, 'upperdecks' and show - as stated above - later- albeit period-added bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or silk-like-type 'piping' attached (something that is truly unusually seen!). The straps show, moreover, the neatly embroidered- and/or woolen-based: '24'-cyphers (which are embroidered in so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' as to be expected) denoting that it was a pair that was worn by an NCO who served within the artillery-regiment, numbered: '24'. The pair shows the 'standard-pattern'-, silver-coloured NCO-braid attached (denoting the NCO's-rank of: 'Unteroffizier'.) The set comes mounted on its functional tongues and was IMO only minimally used- ie. worn: it comes as found and/or stored for decades and is a bit dirty and/or stained and shows the minimal signs of having been worn. The pair was without doubt worn as such as a pair. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - pair of IMO early-war-period produced- and/or neatly 'cyphered', artillery NCO-pattern shoulderstraps as was intended for - and worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier des Artillerie-Regiments 24': great to be stored in any shoulderstrap-collection or ideally fitted to complete any mid-war- (or early-) pattern 'Heeres' tunic!

Attractive - and/or moderately used! - example of a WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or aluminium-based belt-buckle, being a neatly maker- (ie. \'Jul. Maurer\'-) marked and \'1939\'-dated example that comes mounted on its natural-coloured tab This is an attractive - and in this moderately used- ie. worn condition not that easily encountered - example of a WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or alumnium-based belt-buckle, being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Julius Maurer'-) marked and/or: '1939'- (ie. '1938'-) dated example that comes mounted on its natural-coloured leather-based tab and that comes in an overall nice (IMO used- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The buckle was with certainty issued and worn: it retains, however, still a fair bit of its (originally) field-grey-coloured coloured finish without showing any real defaults: it was simply never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal red- and/or black-coloured paint in the eagle-area: I deem that this was period-done in order to underline the outline of the piece. The inside of the buckle shows some obvious dust caused by over more than 70 years of storage: of interest is also the fact that the buckle shows a clearly visible stamp on is inside (that reads: 'J.M.O.-38' and that is obscured by the tab but surely present). The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows the oval-shaped 'Jul. Maurer - 1939'-stamp (as can be seen on the pictures) and remains in an equally nicely preserved condition overall (it was IMO never greased nor oiled but does show some age ie. staining). The piece was recently found at a private household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very attractive, 'Julius Maurer'-marked-, 'Heeres'-example that is priced according to its nicely preserved condition!

Attractive - and/or possibly unique! - example of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe\' (or: mothers\'-cross in gold), that was (professionally- and/or period-) mounted on a pin-/catch-set-up as recently found This is a truly attractive - and never before encountered and/or possibly unique! - example of an: 'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe' (or: mothers'-cross in gold), that was (professionally- and/or period-) mounted on a pin-/catch-set-up as recently found, in overall very nice (albeit IMO used and/or issued-) condition. The medal has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and is in a very nice and/or totally uncleaned condition. The golden finish is simply excellent and the medal has a very nice age and/or truly bright age-patina. Simply a very attractive - and with certaity unusually encountered! - golden-class 'MK' without any defaults: I am convinced that this particular example will most certainly atttract the MK-collectors!

Attractive - and/or rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type (ie. \'M43-type-\'), \'trapezoid\' cap-eagle/cocarde, woven on darker-green coloured linnen and executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'-style-, \'BeVo\'-weave pattern - overall nice condit This is a truly very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type (ie. 'M43-type-'), 'trapezoid' cap-eagle/cocarde, as woven on a darker-green coloured and/or linnen-based background and executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-style-, 'BeVo'-weave pattern, in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The trapezoid was never trimmed nor 'pre-folded' and comes as straightly cut of the role: it was never cap-attached. It is just somewhat wrinkled from years of storage and shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage only. This eagle - which is as stated above a truly rarely seen example - is one of the more difficult 'Heeres' officers'-type trapezoid-shaped cap-eagles to encounter. Simply a very attractive cap-eagle which is very hard too find if needed: great to restore any M43-officers'-type cap or to be stored in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive - and/or truly almost matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, 'M36'-pattern- (ie. pointed-styled) 'cyphered' shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 20' This is truly attractive - and actually rarely encountered and/or almost matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period-, so-called: 'M36'-pattern- (ie. pointed-styled) 'cyphered' and/or non-piped shoulderstraps, as was intended for a: 'Soldat des Artillerie-Beobachtungs-Abteilungs 20' (or simple soldier who served within the artillery-observers regiment ie. unit, numbered '20'), in overall very nice- (albeit IMO minimally used ie. worn-) condition. The straps - which are both approximately 12 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type' and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upper-decks' and have (of course) no piping (as per regulation). Both shoulderstraps show the neat (machine-embroidered by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'-) Gothic-styled-, so-called: 'B'-cyphers and/or: '20' numerals. Both 'cyphers' are executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected (see pictures). The straps - which come mounted on their functional tongues show as stated truly minimal usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is however visible and/or present). The pair was with certainly always together and was worn as such as a pair (this although the fact that both pieces are not completely matching). It should, however, be noted that all 'cyphered' so-called: 'Beobachtungs-Abteilungen'-shoulderstraps are very desirable and can easily be regarded 'rare', even more when they are in such a nicely preserved condition. In any case a very attractive (and truly rarely encountered!) early- ie. pre-war-period, 'cyphered Heeres' shoulderstrap-pair which is IMO priced according to its obvious desirability and/or unmistaken rarity!

Attractive - and/or truly detailed! - typical \'hollow-back\'-pattern, \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based example as produced by the: \'Otto Schickle\'-company This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked- and typical hollow-back'-pattern example as executed in silver-coloured- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based metal and that was produced by the: 'Otto Schickle'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. This example is as stated above a non-maker-marked example (as always) and has a 'typical' catch- and/or hinge set-up as to be expected for IABs by this maker. The badge seems to have never been cleaned and has an attractive, typical silver-coloured- and somewhat tarnished age-patina: truly most of its original darkened silver-finish has been preserved (as is not always the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private household and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining was most certainly never cleaned. Simply a nice and honest silver-class- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Otto Schickle' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or truly detailed! - \'hollow-back\'-pattern \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\', being a non-maker-marked example by the: \'O. Schickle\'-company as executed in bronze-coloured- and zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class infantry assault-badge ie. IAB), being a non-maker-marked example that was (presumably) produced by the: 'O. Schickle'-company as was executed in golden-bronze-coloured- and zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. This example is as stated above a non-maker-marked example (as always) and has a 'typical' catch- and/or hinge set-up as to be expected for IABs by this maker. The badge seems to have never been cleaned and has an attractive, typical golden-bronze-coloured age-patina: truly most of its original golden-bronze-finish has been preserved (as is not always the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private household and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining was most certainly never cleaned. Simply a nice and honest bronze-class- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Otto Schickle' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or truly detailed! - \'hollow-back\'-pattern \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked example by the: \'O. Schickle\'-company as executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked example by the: 'O. Schickle'-company as was executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. This example is as stated above a non-maker-marked example (as always) and has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up as to be expected for IABs by this maker. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical silver-greyish-coloured age-patina: most of its original silver-finish has been preserved (as is not always the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private household and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining was most certainly never cleaned. Simply a nice and honest silver-class- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Otto Schickle' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or truly detailed! - \'hollow-back\'-pattern \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked example by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company as executed in silver-coloured- (albeit polished) \'Buntmetall\'-based metal This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' being a non-maker-marked example by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company as was executed in silver-coloured- (albeit cleaned- and/or polished) 'Buntmetall'-based metal and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. This example is as stated above a non-maker-marked example (as always) and has a 'typical' catch- and/or hinge-set-up as to be expected for IABs by this maker. The badge seems to have been heavingly cleaned but still has an attractive, typical golden-bronze-coloured age-patina: most of its original silver-finish has been, however, polished-away (as can be seen on the pictures). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private-household and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining as to be expected. Still a neat and honest silver-class example by the desirable maker: Wilhelm Deumer' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or truly detailed! - \'hollow-back\'-pattern \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\', being a non-maker-marked example by the: \'O. Schickle\'-company as executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturm- Abzeichen in Silber' (or silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being a non-maker-marked example by the: 'O. Schickle'-company as was executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'), that comes in an overall nice (albeit used and/or moderately worn-) condition. This example is as stated above a non-maker-marked example (as always) and has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up as to be expected for IABs by this maker. The badge seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical silver-greyish-coloured age-patina: a fair bit of its original silver-finish has been preserved (as is not always the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private household and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining was most certainly never cleaned. Simply a nice and honest silver-class- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Otto Schickle' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or truly detailed! - \'hollow-back\'-pattern \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\', being a non-maker-marked example by the: \'O. Schickle\'-company as executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturm- Abzeichen in Silber' (or silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being a non-maker-marked example by the: 'O. Schickle'-company as was executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'), that comes in an overall nice (albeit used and/or moderately worn-) condition. This example is as stated above a non-maker-marked example (as always) and has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up as to be expected for IABs by this maker. The badge seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical silver-greyish-coloured age-patina: a fair bit of its original silver-finish has been preserved (as is not always the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private household and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining was most certainly never cleaned. Simply a nice and honest silver-class- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Otto Schickle' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or truly detailed! - \'hollow-back\'-pattern \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\', being a non-maker-marked example by the: \'O. Schickle\'-company as executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturm- Abzeichen in Silber' (or silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being a non-maker-marked example by the: 'O. Schickle'-company as was executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'), that comes in an overall nice (albeit used and/or moderately worn-) condition. This example is as stated above a non-maker-marked example (as always) and has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up as to be expected for IABs by this maker. The badge seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical silver-greyish-coloured age-patina: a fair bit of its original silver-finish has been preserved (as is not always the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private household and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining was most certainly never cleaned. Simply a nice and honest silver-class- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Otto Schickle' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or truly detailed! - \'hollow-back\'-pattern \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\', being a non-maker-marked example by the: \'O. Schickle\'-company as executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturm- Abzeichen in Silber' (or silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being a non-maker-marked example by the: 'O. Schickle'-company as was executed in (fairly shiny!) silverish-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'), that comes in an overall nice (albeit used and/or moderately worn-) condition. This example is as stated above a non-maker-marked example (as always) and has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up as to be expected for IABs by this maker. The badge seems IMO to be uncleaned and has an attractive, typical silver-greyish-coloured age-patina: a fair bit of its original silver-finish has been preserved. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private household and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining was as stated above once cleaned. Simply a nice and honest silver-class- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Otto Schickle' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or truly detailed! - \'hollow-back\'-pattern \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\', being a non-maker-marked example by the: \'O. Schickle\'-company as executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturm- Abzeichen in Silber' (or silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being a non-maker-marked example by the: 'O. Schickle'-company as was executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'), that comes in an overall nice (albeit used and/or moderately worn-) condition. This example is as stated above a non-maker-marked example (as always) and has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up as to be expected for IABs by this maker. The badge seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical silver-greyish-coloured age-patina: a fair bit of its original silver-finish has been preserved (as is not always the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private household and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining was most certainly never cleaned. Simply a nice and honest silver-class- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Otto Schickle' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or truly detailed! - \'hollow-back\'-pattern \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\', being a non-maker-marked example by the: \'O. Schickle\'-company as executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturm- Abzeichen in Silber' (or silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being a non-maker-marked example by the: 'O. Schickle'-company as was executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'), that comes in an overall nice (albeit used and/or moderately worn-) condition. This example is as stated above a non-maker-marked example (as always) and has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up as to be expected for IABs by this maker. The badge seems IMO to be recently uncleaned and has an attractive, typical silver-greyish-coloured age-patina: a fair bit of its original silver-finish has been preserved but in some areas does the badge show its copper-toned underlay (as is more often observed). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private household and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining was most certainly never cleaned. Simply a nice and honest silver-class- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Otto Schickle' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or truly detailed! - \'hollow-back\'-pattern \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\', being a non-maker-marked example by the: \'O. Schickle\'-company as executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked example by the: 'O. Schickle'-company as was executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minially used and/or worn-), condition. This example is as stated above a non-maker-marked example (as always) and has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up as to be expected for IABs by this maker. The badge - which is quite converse-shaped ie. vaulted - seems to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical silver-greyish- (ie. somewhat golden-) coloured age-patina: most of its original silver-finish has been preserved (as is not always the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private household and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining was most certainly never cleaned. Simply a nice and honest silver-class- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Otto Schickle'!

Attractive - and/or truly detailed! - \'hollow-back\'-pattern: \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\', being a non-maker-marked example by the: \'Rudolf A. Karneth u. Söhne\'-company as was executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') This is an attractive - and truly detailed! - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the: 'Rudolf A. Karneth u. Söhne'-company based in the town of Gablonz, as was executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'), that comes in an overall nice (albeit used and/or moderately worn-) condition. This example is as stated above a non-maker-marked example (as always) and has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up as to be expected for GABs by this maker. The badge seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has an attractive, typical silver-greyish-coloured age-patina: a fair bit of its original silver-finish has been preserved (as is not always the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private household and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining was most certainly never cleaned. Simply a nice and honest silver-class- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Rudolf A. Karneth u. Söhne' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or truly detailed! - \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being an unmarked \'hollow-back\'-example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') by the \'W. Deumer\'-company This is an attractive - and actually very detailed and not that easily encountered! - 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being an unmarked 'hollow-back'-example as was executed in zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') by the 'W. Deumer'-company, in overall nice albeit moderately used and/or worn condition. This example is a non maker-marked award: it has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up (which takes the format of a square- ie. rectangular shaped and/or soldered 'plate' (as is more often seen on IABs by the Wilhelm Deumer-company). I deem that this example can thus be attributed to the maker: 'Wilhelm Deumer'. The badge seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has a still an attractive and/or truly silver-coloured age-patina: most of its period-applied silver finish has been nicely preserved. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - shows some wear and/or staining and was IMO never cleaned. Simply a nice and honest silver-toned, 'hollow-back' and/or 'Feinzink'-based example by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company that IMO is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or truly detailed! - \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being an unmarked \'hollow-back\'-example as was executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') by the \'W. Deumer\'-company This is an attractive - and actually very detailed and not that easily encountered! - 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being an unmarked 'hollow-back'-example as was executed in zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. This example is a non-maker-marked award: it has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up (which takes the format of a square- ie. rectangular shaped and/or soldered 'plate' (as is more often seen on IABs as produced by the Wilhelm Deumer-company). I deem that this example can thus be attributed to the maker: 'Wilhelm Deumer'. The badge seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has a still an attractive and/or somewhat darker-coloured age-patina: a fair bit of its period-applied finish has been nicely preserved. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - shows some wear and/or staining and was IMO never cleaned. Simply a nice and honest 'hollow-back' and/or 'Feinzink'-based example by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company that IMO is accordingly priced!

Attractive - and/or truly detailed! - \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver infantry assault-badge ie. IAB) as was executed in zinc-based metal, being a non-maker-marked example by the: \'Rudolf A. Karneth u. Söhne\'-company This is a very attractive - and actually very detailed! - 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being a non-maker-marked so-called: 'solid-back'-example as was executed in silver-coloured and zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. This example is a non-maker-marked award: it has a 'typical' catch (which is integrated into a circular plate) and/or hinge set-up as is more often seen on IABs as produced by the: 'Rudolf A. Karneth u. Söhne'-company as based in the town of Gablonz a/d Neckar. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and fairly bright-silver-coloured age-patina: truly most of its period-applied (silver-) finish has been nicely preserved giving this example IMO the looks of a 'Buntmetall'-example. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - was IMO never cleaned and has been nicely preserved. Simply a very nice and honest 'Feinzink'-based example as was produced the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Rudolf A. Karneth u. Söhne'!

Attractive - and/or truly detailed! - \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver infantry assault-badge ie. IAB) being a maker- (ie. \'HA\'- ie. \'Hermann Aurich\') marked so-called: \'solid-back\'-example as was executed in zinc-based metal This is a very attractive - and actually very detailed and not that easily encountered! - 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being a neatly maker- (ie. 'HA'-) marked so-called: 'solid-back'-example as was executed in greyish-toned- and zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. This example is a nicely maker-marked award: it has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up as is alwas seen on IABs as produced by the: 'Hermann Aurich'-company as based in the town of Dresden. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and somewhat darkened age-patina: truly most of its period-applied finish has been nicely preserved. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - was IMO never cleaned and has been nicely preserved. Simply a very nice and honest 'Feinzink'-based example as was produced the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Hermann Aurich'!

Attractive - and/or truly detailed! - \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver infantry assault-badge ie. IAB), being a maker- (ie. \'HA\'- ie. \'Hermann Aurich\') marked so-called: \'solid-back\'-example as was executed in zinc-based metal This is a very attractive - and actually very detailed and not that easily encountered! - 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being a neatly maker- (ie. 'HA'-) marked so-called: 'solid-back'-example as was executed in zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. This example is a nicely maker-marked award: it has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up as is alwas seen on IABs as produced by the: 'Hermann Aurich'-company as based in the town of Dresden. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and fairly bright-silver age-patina: truly most of its period-applied 'frosted' silver finish has been nicely preserved. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - was IMO never cleaned and has been nicely preserved. Simply a very nice and honest 'Feinzink'-based example as was produced the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Hermann Aurich'!

Attractive - and/or truly detailed! - \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver infantry assault-badge ie. IAB), being a maker- (ie. \'HA\'- ie. \'Hermann Aurich\') marked so-called: \'solid-back\'-example as was executed in zinc-based metal This is a very attractive - and actually very detailed and not that easily encountered! - 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being a neatly maker- (ie. 'HA'-) marked so-called: 'solid-back'-example as was executed in zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. This example is a nicely maker-marked award: it has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up as is alwas seen on IABs as produced by the: 'Hermann Aurich'-company as based in the town of Dresden. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and fairly bright-silver age-patina: truly most of its period-applied 'frosted' silver finish has been nicely preserved. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - was IMO never cleaned and has been nicely preserved. Simply a very nice and honest 'Feinzink'-based example as was produced the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Hermann Aurich'!

Attractive - and/or truly detailed! - \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\', being a maker- (ie. \'AS\' in a triangle-) marked example by the: \'A. Scholze\'-company as executed in bronze-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is an attractive - and actually truly detailed and not that easily found! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class infantry assault-badge ie. IAB), being a clearly maker- (ie. 'AS' in a triangle-) marked example as was produced by the: 'A. Scholze'-company as executed in golden-bronze-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. This example is as stated above a neat maker-marked example and has a 'typical' catch- and/or hinge set-up as to be expected for IABs by this maker. The badge seems to have never been cleaned and has an attractive, typical golden-bronze-coloured age-patina: truly most of its original golden-bronze-finish has been preserved (as is not always the case). The (silver-toned) pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private household and that was never before part of any collection - shows some moderate wear and/or staining was most certainly never cleaned. Simply a nice and honest bronze-class- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Adolf Scholze' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - blue-rimmed- and neatly enamelled! - honorary membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Ehrenzeichen\') as was intended for service within the: \'Nat. Soc. Kriegsopferversorsung\' (ie. \'N.S.K.O.V.\') being a maker- (ie. \'S&L\'-) marked example The attractive - typically blue-rimmed- and neatly enamelled! - honorary membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Ehrenzeichen\') was intended for (loyal) service within the: \'Nationalsozialistischer Kriegsopferversorsung\' (ie. \'N.S.K.O.V.\') and is executed in golden-toned metal (ie. I deem \'Buntmetall\'). It deals with a very nicely preserved example that shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining but that has simply no defaults whatsoever. The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked with a makers\'-designation (ie. typical) logo on its back denoting that it was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Steinhauer & Lück\' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin - which comes mounted on its functional pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up - is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken Abzeichen\'-catalogue, wherein a similar example is given a unique reference-number (nr. 5706B) and an estimated value of 125 Eu. The \'Raute\'-shaed piece on offer here comes mounted onto its functional pin- (ie. pin-/catch-) set-up and was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished and shows some regular age and staining (it shows, however, a fully preserved and undamaged enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that I have priced this attractive \'N.S.K.O.V.-Ehrenzeichen\' accordingly!

Attractive - blue-rimmed- and neatly enamelled! - honorary membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Ehrenzeichen\') as was intended for servive within the: \'Nat. Soc. Kriegsopferversorsung\' (ie. \'N.S.K.O.V.\') being a maker- (ie. \'S&L\'-) marked example The attractive - typically blue-rimmed- and neatly enamelled! - honorary membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Ehrenzeichen\') was intended for (loyal) service within the: \'Nationalsozialistischer Kriegsopferversorsung\' (ie. \'N.S.K.O.V.\') and is executed in golden-toned metal (ie. I deem \'Buntmetall\'). It deals with a very nicely preserved example that shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining but that has simply no defaults whatsoever. The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked with a makers\'-designation (ie. typical) logo on its back denoting that it was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Steinhauer & Lück\' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin - which comes mounted on its functional pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up - is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken Abzeichen\'-catalogue, wherein a similar example is given a unique reference-number (nr. 5706B) and an estimated value of 125 Eu. The \'Raute\'-shaed piece on offer here comes mounted onto its functional pin- (ie. pin-/catch-) set-up and was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished and shows some regular age and staining (it shows, however, a fully preserved and undamaged enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that I have priced this attractive \'N.S.K.O.V.-Ehrenzeichen\' accordingly!

Attractive - bright-golden-coloured- (and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based) (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/34\' marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly detailed! - (bright!) golden-coloured- and/or typical 'Buntmetall'-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/34' marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle on offer here has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all three, copper-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were I deem never bent and which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/34' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and minimally converse-shaped is having an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. - and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and truly detailed 'party-style' visor-cap eagle: it will be impossible to upgrade this attractive- and/or fully untouched example!

Attractive - bright-golden-coloured- (and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based) (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/72\' marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly detailed! - (bright!) golden-coloured- and/or typical 'Buntmetall'-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/72' marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all three, copper-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were I deem never bent and which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/72' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and minimally converse-shaped is having an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. - and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and truly detailed 'party-style' visor-cap eagle: it will be impossible to upgrade this attractive- and/or fully untouched example!

Attractive - bright-golden-coloured- and/or: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/8\' marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly detailed! - example of a bright-golden-coloured- (ie. \'feuervergoldeter\') and/or: typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/8\' marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used nor once cap-attached-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and retains its three copper-based pins ie. prongs in place (which were I deem never bent and which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/8\' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and that is minimally converse-shaped - has an approximate wingspan of 5,8 cms. and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished caused by decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - bright-golden-coloured- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/47\' marked on its back This is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - example of a (bright!) golden-coloured- (ie. \'frosted\') and/or typical \'Buntmetall\'-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/47\' marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never cap-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all its three, golden-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were never bent and which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/47\' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and that is minimally converse-shaped - has an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a very attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap eagle: it will be very hard to upgrade this attractive- and/or fully untouched example!

Attractive - bright-golden-toned- and/or: typical \'Feinzink\'-based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/16\' marked on its back This is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - example of a (bright!) golden-coloured- (ie. \'shiny\') and/or typical zinc- (\'Feinzink\'-) based, (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/16\' marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never cap-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and retains all three of its golden-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were simply never bent and which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/16\' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and that is minimally converse-shaped - has an approximate wingspan of 5,7 cms. and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - bright-golden-toned- and/or: typical \'Feinzink\'-based - (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/16\' marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly detailed! - example of a (bright!) golden-coloured- (ie. \'shiny\') and/or typical zinc- (\'Feinzink\'-) based, (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/16\' marked on its back and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem once cap-attached- and/or just minimally used-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and retains all three of its golden-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were presumably once bent but which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/16\' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and that is minimally converse-shaped - has an approximate wingspan of 5,7 cms. and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - bright-golden-toned- and/or: typical \'Feinzink\'-based - (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/8\' marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly detailed! - example of a (bright!) golden-coloured- (ie. \'shiny\') and/or typical zinc- (\'Feinzink\'-) based, (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/8\' marked on its back and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem once cap-attached- and/or just minimally used-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and retains all three of its golden-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were presumably once bent but which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/8\' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and that is minimally converse-shaped - has an approximate wingspan of 5,7 cms. and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - bright-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-\'variant\'-pattern lapel-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') being a smaller-sized specimen that is void of a makers\'-designation The truly attractive - actually scarcely found and nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter-lapel-pin- (ie. \'variant\'-pattern ie. miniature!) party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') has been minimally used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge - which is of the smaller-sized format that has an approximate diameter of only 2 cms. and that shows the normally encountered text that reads: \'National-Socialistische - D.A.P.\' - shows, moreover, a minimally tarnished- (ie. stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is totally void of a makers\'- (ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'.-patent-pending-) designation (as is more often seen). I deem this an attractive, \'variant-pattern\' \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - bright-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on its back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M/6\' The truly attractive - and actually very nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen\') - has been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is totally void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - bright-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on its back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/109\' The truly attractive - and actually very nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen\') - has been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is totally void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - bright-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on its back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/42\' The attractive - and actually very nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen\') - has been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is totally void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish especially on its back as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its (typical and of course still functional) pin/catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its fully untouched and nicely preserved condition!

Attractive - bright-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on its back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/90\' The truly attractive - and actually very nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen\') - has been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is totally void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - bright-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on the back with the (scarcely seen!) makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'6.\' The attractive - and actually nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen') - has been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - bright-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on the back with the (scarcely seen!) makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'8\' The attractive - and nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen') - has been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - bright-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on the back with the (scarcely seen!) makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/120\' The attractive - and actually nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen\') - has been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - bright-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on the back with the (scarcely seen!) makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/153\' The attractive - and actually nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen') - has been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - bright-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on the back with the (scarcely seen!) makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/154\' The attractive - and nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen') - has been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - bright-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on the back with the (scarcely seen!) makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/52\' The attractive - and actually nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen\') - has been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - bright-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on the back with the (scarcely seen!) makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/6\' The attractive - and actually nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen') - has been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - bright-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on the back with the (scarcely seen!) makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/8\' The attractive - and actually nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen\') - has been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - bright-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on the back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/110\' The attractive - and nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen') - has been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - bright-red-coloured- and I deem early-period! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') being a non-maker-marked specimen that bears a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation The very attractive - bright-red-coloured- and I deem early-period! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen\') - has just been moderately used ie. worn but still has a very nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is totally void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this a very attractive (and early-period!) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - bright-red-coloured- but regrettably incomplete - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on the back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/25\' The attractive - albeit regrettably damaged ie. incomplete! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen') - has been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- but misses its catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this neverthesless an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its missing catch set-up!

Attractive - bright-red-rimmed- and neatly enamelled! - honorary membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Ehrenzeichen\') as was intended for service within the: \'Nat. Soc. Kriegsopferversorsung\' (ie. \'N.S.K.O.V.\') being a maker- (ie. \'S&L\'-) marked example The attractive - typically bright-red-rimmed- and neatly enamelled! - honorary membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Ehrenzeichen\') was intended for (loyal) service within the: \'Nationalsozialistischer Kriegsopferversorsung\' (ie. \'N.S.K.O.V.\') and is executed in golden-toned metal (ie. I deem \'Buntmetall\'). It deals with a very nicely preserved example that shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining but that has simply no defaults whatsoever. The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked with a makers\'-designation (ie. typical) logo on its back denoting that it was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Steinhauer & Lück\' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin - which comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up - is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken Abzeichen\'-catalogue, wherein a similar example is given a unique reference-number (nr. 5706BA) and an estimated value of 150 Eu. The \'Raute\'-shaed piece on offer here comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- (ie. pin-/catch-) set-up and was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished and shows some regular age and staining (it shows, however, a fully preserved and undamaged enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that I have priced this attractive \'N.S.K.O.V.-Ehrenzeichen\' accordingly!

Attractive - bright-silver-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/44\' marked on its back I recently found two - very attractive and truly detailed! - (bright!) silver-coloured- (ie. 'frosted') and/or typical aluminium-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagles being both detailed examples that are neatly: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/44' marked on their backs and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagles have truly great pronounced detail and naturally retain all three, silver-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were simply never bent and which are of course still functional). On their backs, the eagles are nicely marked with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/44' as stated above. The pieces - which are right-facing and that are minimally converse-shaped are having an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. - have most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: they are just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive and truly detailed 'party-style' visor-cap eagle: it will be impossible to upgrade these attractive- and/or fully untouched examples!

Attractive - bright-silver-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/44\' marked on its back This is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - example of a (bright!) silver-coloured- (ie. \'frosted\') and/or typical aluminium-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/44\' marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never cap-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all its three, copper-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were simply never bent and which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/44\' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and that is minimally converse-shaped - has an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a very attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap eagle: it will be impossible to upgrade this attractive- and/or fully untouched example!

Attractive - bright-silver-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/44\' marked on its back I recently found two - very attractive and truly detailed! - (bright!) silver-coloured- (ie. \'frosted\') and/or typical aluminium-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagles being both detailed examples that are neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/44\' marked on their backs and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never cap-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagles have truly great pronounced detail and naturally retain all three, silver-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were simply never bent and which are of course still functional). On their backs, the eagles are nicely marked with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/44\' as stated above. The pieces - which are right-facing and that are minimally converse-shaped are having an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. - have most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: they are just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap eagle: it will be impossible to upgrade these attractive- and/or fully untouched examples!

Attractive - bright-silver-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/44\' marked on its back I recently found two - very attractive and truly detailed! - (bright!) silver-coloured- (ie. \'frosted\') and/or typical aluminium-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagles being both detailed examples that are neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/44\' marked on their backs and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never cap-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagles have truly great pronounced detail and naturally retain all three, silver-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were simply never bent and which are of course still functional). On their backs, the eagles are nicely marked with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/44\' as stated above. The pieces - which are right-facing and that are minimally converse-shaped are having an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. - have most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: they are just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap eagle: it will be impossible to upgrade these attractive- and/or fully untouched examples

Attractive - bright-silver-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/72\' marked on its back This is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - example of a (bright!) silver-coloured- (ie. \'frosted\') and/or typical aluminium-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/72\' marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never cap-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all its three, copper-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were simply never bent and which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/72\' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and that is minimally converse-shaped - has an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a very attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap eagle: it will be impossible to upgrade this attractive- and/or fully untouched example!

Attractive - bright-silver-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/9\' marked on its back This is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - example of a (bright!) silver-coloured- (ie. \'frosted\') and/or typical aluminium-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/9\' marked on its back and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or once cap-attached-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and retains two (of its original three) also aluminum-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were I deem once bent and which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/9\' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and that is minimally converse-shaped - has an approximate wingspan of 6,8 cms. and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - bright-silver-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based (political-style- ie. \'Forstdienst\'-related-) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/45\' marked on its back I recently found two - very attractive and truly detailed! - (bright!) silver-coloured- (ie. 'frosted') and/or typical aluminium-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagles being both detailed examples that are neatly: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/45' marked on their backs and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations (such as for example the 'Forstdienst' ie. 'Förster'-related service). The eagles have truly great pronounced detail and naturally retain both their (dual), copper-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were simply never bent and which are of course still functional). On their backs, the eagles are nicely marked with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/45' as stated above. The pieces - which are left-facing and that are minimally converse-shaped are having an approximate wing-span of only 4,8 cms. - have most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: they are just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive and truly detailed 'party-style' visor-cap eagle: it will be impossible to upgrade these attractive- and/or fully untouched examples!

Attractive - bright-silver-coloured- and/or: typical aluminium-based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/16\' marked on its back This is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - example of a (bright!) silver-coloured- (ie. \'frosted\') and/or typical aluminium-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/16\' marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never cap-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and retains both its copper-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were simply never bent and which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/16\' as stated above. The piece - which is left-facing and that is minimally converse-shaped - has an approximate wingspan of 5,7 cms. and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - bright-silver-coloured- and/or: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/49\' marked on its back This an attractive - bright-silver-coloured- and/or: typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example of a (political-style) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: 'RzM' and/or 'M1/49' marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all its three, golden-toned (and copper-based) pins ie. prongs in place (which were simply never bent and which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/44' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and that is minimally converse-shaped and that has an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. - was most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquite an attractive and truly detailed 'party-style' visor-cap eagle: it will be impossible to upgrade this attractive- and/or fully untouched example!

Attractive - bright-silver-coloured- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/16\' marked on its back This is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - example of a (bright!) silver-coloured- (ie. \'frosted\') and/or typical \'Buntmetall\'-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/16\' marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem once cap-attached- and/or moderately used-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all its three (ie. four) pins ie. prongs in place (which were once bent and which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/16\' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and that is minimally converse-shaped - has an approximate wing-span of 6 cms. and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a very attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap eagle: it will be impossible to upgrade this attractive- and/or fully untouched example!

Attractive - bright-silver-coloured- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M4/72\' marked on its back This is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - example of a (bright!) silver-coloured- (ie. \'frosted\') and/or typical \'Buntmetall\'-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M4/72\' marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally worn and I deem once cap-attached-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all its three, silver-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were I deem once bent but which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M4/72\' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and that is minimally converse-shaped - has an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a very attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap eagle: it will be very hard to upgrade this attractive- and/or fully untouched example!

Attractive - but slightly mis-matched - pair of WH (Luftwaffe ie. Hitlerjugend-) related- so-called: \'Flakhelfer\'-shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Flakhelfer\' (ie. later-war-period, youthfull, anti-aircraft staff-member) This is an attractive - and only moderately used- and/or worn - pair of WH (Luftwaffe ie. Hitlerjugend-) related, so-called: 'Flakhelfer'-shoulderstraps as piped in the (typical) bright-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured branchcolour (and showing a pair of typical silver-coloured 'Laschen' and a single bright-red-coloured cord attached) as was intended for usage by a: 'Flakhelfer' (ie. later-war-period, youthfull anti-aircraft staff-member) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The straps measure approximately 10,3 cms. in length each and have the black-coloured- and typical smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' (and have the woolen- ie. silk-like-type- and/or blue-coloured piping attached). The straps show moderate wear and age - some staining is also visible - but come in an overall very nice and fully undamaged condition. The straps show the 'Luftwaffe'-type- and bluish-grey-coloured- and woolen-based 'backing' and come mounted onto their (smaller-shaped) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair - that has, moreover, a pair of bright-silver-coloured 'Laschen' (made-out of 'standard-issued', Heeres-type NCO-braid) and a single bright-red-coloured cord period-attached - came from a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Both straps also show a (smaller-sized- and zinc-based) pip attached denoting the youngsters rank ie. function. Simply an attractive and desirable pair of later-war period- and youth-related 'Flakhelfer'-shoulderstraps that is actually not that often offered for sale!

Attractive - clearly issued and once tunic-attached! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS \'Panzer\' ie. Kriegsmarine-related-) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (ie. DKiG or German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall nice condition This is an attractive - clearly issued and/or once tunic-attached - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS 'Panzer' ie. Kriegsmarine-related-) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold' (or DKiG ie. German Cross in gold) being a piece that was executed on a black-coloured background that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion - has a black-coloured- (ie. typical 'Panzer'- ie. evt. Kriegsmarine-related-) -type-) smooth-woolen-based background. The award shows a golden-toned (ie. metal-based- and minimally tarnished) wreath as to be expected. The piece - which is void of an inked makers'-mark (ie. logo) on its back as is more often encountered - is not 'backed' (something that is more often seen). The piece shows moderate age, wear and/or staining but is void of any real damage. The award originates from a German flea-market and was never in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and clearly used and worn example of this high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'!; I deem that I have priced this 'Panzer' ie. Kriegsmarine example accordingly!

Attractive - clearly issued and once tunic-attached! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (ie. DKiG or German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall nice- (albeit minimally field-repaired-), condition This is an attractive - clearly issued and once tunic-attached - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold' (or DKiG ie. German Cross in gold) that comes in an overall nice- (albeit minimally field-repaired-), condition. The piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion - has a (fully undamaged!) field-grey-coloured- (ie. typical Heeres or Waffen-SS-type-) smooth-woolen-based background signifying that it was a piece that was awarded to (and clearly worn by) a Heeres or Waffen-SS-soldier. It shows a bright-golden-toned (ie. metal-based) wreath as to be expected. The piece - which is void of an inked makers'-mark (ie. logo) on its back as is more often encountered - is nicely 'backed' with black-coloured paper (something that is more often seen). The piece shows clear age, wear and/or staining but is void of any real damage: it shows, however, a (most certainly period) re-attached wreath (done by some hand-stitching as can be seen on the pictures). The award originates from a German flea-market and was never in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and clearly used and worn example of this high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'!; I deem that I have priced this example accordingly!

Attractive - clearly used albeit regrettably single! - officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (for usage on the camouflaged-uniforms) as used by an officer holding the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\') This is a very attractive - clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed albeit regrettably single! - officers\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar (ie. \'Rangabzeichen für die Tarnuniform\') as was intended for usage on the various camouflaged-uniforms by a junior-ranked officer holding the rank of \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\') being a typical, printed example as executed on typical silk-like material (ie. \'Kunstseide\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. cleary used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is of the \'printed pattern\' as executed in black on a bright-green-coloured and/or \'silk-like\'-type, linnen-based background - shows a single oakleaf-bar and square-sized rank-bar signifying that it was intended for usage by a junior-officer with the rank of: \'Leutnant\' (ie.: \'SS Untersturmführer\'). The piece is just a tiny bit stained caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage but is simply nicely preserved over the years: it was once stitched onto a tunic by means of a machine (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - truly used. WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) rank-insignia-bar that is with certainty accordingly priced: too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - clearly used and fully matching! - pair of later-war period- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern) WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for - and clearly used by! - a: \'Feldwebel eines Panzer-Grenadier-Regiments\' This is a very attractive - and as such actually scarcely encountered! - fully matching pair of (I deem) later-war-period- (ie. 'M43'-pattern) WH (Heeres) ie. 'Panzergrenadiere'-related, NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and most certainly worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel eines Panzer-Grenadier-Regiments' (or: sergeant who served within an infantry-related rifle unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which each measure approximately 10,3 cms. in length - come naturally mounted on their original tongues (a can be seen on the pictures). The pair was clearly- ie. moderately used ie. worn and comes as found and/or stored for decades. The straps are a tiny bit dirty and/or stained and show the obvious signs of having been moderately worn. The shoulderstraps - which show the neat and desirable, bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured- and/or: 'silk-like'-type piping - have the silverish-grey-coloured, standard-pattern NCO-braid and a pair of (matching and zinc-based) pips period-attached denoting that the NCO who wore this pair held the rank of: 'Feldwebel'. It should be noted that these later-war-period 'Panzergrenadiere'-related shoulderstrap-pairs are with certainty not that easily encountered and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very attractive pair of so-called: 'M43-pattern'-shoulderstraps as were intended for - and worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel eines Panzer-Grenadier-Regiments'!

Attractive - clearly used and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as was piped in the bright-pink branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Offizier der Panzer- ie. Pz-Jäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive - clearly used and/or worn albeit fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'standard-issue\'-pattern\', officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as piped in the darker-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Offizier der Panzer- ie. Panzer-Jäger-Truppen\' (or: officer who served with a tank- ie. anti-tank-regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The pink piped pair - which is neatly \'backed\' with carton-based material as more often observed - is neatly hand-embroidered in greyish-toned- and/or silverish-coloured \'braid\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was most certainly once tunic-attached (by means of hand-stitching) and was carefully tunic-removed: it shows some clear staining, tarnish and/or wear caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular pair was recently found a private-household in Germany and belonged to a Panzer-officer who wore these and stored these for decades. Simply anattractive and untouched collar-tab-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Offizier der Panzer- ie. Panzer-Jäger-Truppen\' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - clearly used and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and nowadays scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type, so-called: 'M36'- (ie. 'M40'-) pattern (rounded styled) shoulderstraps as was intended for a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: simple soldier who served within an infantry-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The truly attractive straps - which are approximately 11,2 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical darker-green-coloured- and/or (smooth)woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured and/or typical woolen-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were clearly used- and/or worn and do show some obvious age, wear and staining (as can be seen on the pictures). They come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and are in my opinion a typical 'standard-issued'- (ie. non-privately-purchased'- nor tailor-made-) pair. It should be noted that these early-war-period 'Infanterie'-related EM-type shoulderstrap-pairs are with certainty not that easily encountered and can be graded 'fairly scarce'. This particular pair - which is as stated above matching and that was most certainly worn as such as a pair - originated from an older cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive pair of early-war-period so-called: 'M36- (ie. M-40-) pattern' enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps that was intended for a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - clearly used- and/or tunic-removed! - example of a \'BeVo\'-type armshield entitled: \'POA\' as was specifically intended for a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Russian Liberation Army\' or: \'POA\' These particular colourful armshields - showing a blue-coloured cross on a white-coloured, red-rimmed- and shield-shaped background - depict the bright-red-coloured lettering 'POA' (which is Cyrilic abbreviation for 'ROA') and were as such specifically intended for a volunteer who served within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' ie. within the 'Russian Liberation Army' or: 'POA'. The example on offer here is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave technique and comes as clearly used and/or recently found: it has been nicely pre-folded and/or minimally trimmed and was clearly used- ie. once tunic-attached: it was carefully tunic-removed and does still show some minimal wear, age and/or staining. These - original - 'official' arm-shields as executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo') can be easily considered 'scarce': even more so when they are truly used- and worn as the example on offer here. I deem that I have priced this moderately used- and/or truly worn example accordingly!

Attractive - clearly worn and regrettably somewhat damaged! - Waffen-SS, 1943-pattern cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') depicting the machine-woven Latin script text as was specifically intended for usage by a member of the: \'SS-Regiment\' “Der Führer” This is an attractive - and I deem moderately worn- ie. used, regrettably somewhat damaged but naturally 100% genuine! - Waffen-SS, 1943-pattern cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') depicting the machine-woven Latin(!) script-text in silver-grey linnen, as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving within the: \'SS-Regiment\' “Der Führer” (part of the famous \'2. SS-Panzer-Division \'Das Reich\') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately worn- and/or minimally damaged-), condition. The still full-length cuff-title (that measures approx. 48/49 cms.) has the typical \'salt and pepper\'-reverse and shows all details of an original, period specimen. This band - which is of the rarely found 1943-pattern showing the regiments\'-title between double exclamation-marks in Latin-script - was presumably produced by the \'Bandfabrik Ewald Vorsteher\' (ie. \'BeVo\') in Wuppertal but misses the interwoven company-name on one of its ends (something that more often encountered). The piece shows some wear, age and/or obvious staining and/or storage-age and does show some damage on the lettering (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great opportunity to acquire an attractive - and actually truly rarely encountered! - Waffen-SS \'BeVo\'-type cuff-title for a competitive price: a pristine example would easily cost the double of my asking-price!

Attractive - clearly worn- albeit fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - clearly used and/or worn but fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\' (or: junior-officer ie. lieutnant who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem clearly used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboards - which are actually not that easily encountered and can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\' - are constructed in the smooth-type (ie. \'moleskin\'-like) wool and are per regulation piped in the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour. The boards - which have a length of approximately 11 cms. each - never had any tongues and were clearly a pair that was worn as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern: both boards still show some stitching-holes ie. remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards have the \'silver-greyish\'-coloured (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\'-) \'upperdecks\' (something that - I deem - clearly identifies them as \'front-used\' pair). The boards show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards originate from a private-household in Germany and were never before part of a collection. This pair shows a (fully matching, larger-sized- and/or silverish-grey-toned) set of Gothic-styled, so-called: \'P\'-cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\') period-attached: both devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear but are simply very nicely preserved. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - WH officers\'-pattern shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: \'Leutnant eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\'!

Attractive - clearly worn- albeit fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-patches as was intended for usage by an: \'Offizier eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - clearly used and/or worn but fully matching! - pair of neatly hand-embroidered, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-patches as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Offizier eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\' (or: junior-officer who served within a tank- or/an: anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (and clearly used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The pinkish-piped pair - which is nicely \'backed\' with buckram-based material as more often observed - is neatly hand-embroidered in silverish-coloured \'braid\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was moderately worn and once tunic-attached: it was carefully tunic-removed and shows some truly minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair still shows some of its stitching-remains with which it was once tunic-attached. This pair originated from a private household in Germany where it was recently found; it was carefully stored for decades. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - WH officers\'-pattern collar-tab-pair that belonged to a: \'Offizier eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\'!

Attractive - clearly worn- albeit fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - clearly used and/or worn but fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\' (or: junior-officer ie. lieutnant who served within a tank- or an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (and clearly used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboards - which are actually not that easily encountered and can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\' - are constructed in the smooth-type (ie. \'moleskin\'-like) wool and are per regulation piped in the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour. The boards - which have a length of approximately 11 cms. each - come mounted onto their period, smaller-sized tongues: both boards still show some stitching-holes ie. remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - that never had any pips nor cyphers ie. \'Ziffern\' attached - have the \'silver-greyish\'-coloured (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\'-) \'upperdecks\' (something that - I deem - clearly identifies them as \'front-used\' pair). The boards show moderate age, wear and/or staining and one of the boards is somewhat damaged on its top (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards originate from a private-household in Germany and were never before part of a collection. It came together with the equally worn and used Pz-breast-eagle that I offer under number: 58626: all three insignia-pieces were used by the same \'Leutnant\' who wore these and stored them as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - WH officers\'-pattern shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: \'Leutnant eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\'!

Attractive - clearly worn- and fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 6\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 6' (or captain who served within the anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer regiment, numbered: '6') and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem clearly used- ie. worn- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboards - which are actually not that easily encountered and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce' - are constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and are per regulation piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour. The boards - which have a length of approximately 11 cms. each - never had any tongues and were clearly a pair that was worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern: both boards still show some stitching-holes ie. remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards have the 'silver-greyish'-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) 'upperdecks' (something that - I deem - clearly identifies them as 'front-used' pair). The boards show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards originate from a private-household in Germany and were never before part of a collection. This pair shows a (fully matching, larger-sized- and/or bright-golden-toned) set of Gothic-styled- so-called: 'P'-cyphers (ie, 'Ziffern'), smaller-sized '6'-numerals and four equally styled pips, period-attached: all eight devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear but are simply very nicely preserved. The pair does show some minimal moth-damage something that is, however, only visible on its backs (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and desirable! - WH officers'-pattern shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: 'Hauptmann des Panzerjäger-Abteilungs 6'!

Attractive - clearly worn- and fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs' (or lieutnant first-class who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyer-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem clearly used- ie. worn- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboards - which are actually not that easily encountered and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce' - are constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and are per regulation piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour. The boards - which have a length of approximately 11 cms. each - never had any tongues and were clearly a pair that was worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern: both boards still show some stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards have the 'silver-greyish'-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) 'upperdecks' (something that - I deem - clearly identifies them as 'front-used' pair). The boards show some moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards originate from a private-household in Germany and were never before part of a collection. This pair shows a (matching, smaller-sized- and/or bright-golden-toned) set of Gothic-styled- so-called: 'P'-cyphers and/or equally styled pips, period-attached: all four devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear but are very nicely preserved. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - WH officers'-pattern shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - clearly worn- and/or carefully tunic- ie. shirt-removed - HJ (Hitlerjugend) cuff-title ie. \'tunic-stripe\' (ie. \'Ärmelbänd\') as was intended for a: \'HJ-Schiesswart\' (or: HJ-shooting-instructor) This is an attractive - and I deem clearly worn- and/or most certainly once tunic- (ie. shirt-) removed - example of a HJ (Hitlerjugend) cuff-title ie. \'tunic-stripe\' (ie. \'Ärmelbänd\') as was intended for a: \'HJ-Schiesswart\' (or: HJ-shooting-instructor) being a clearly used- ie. worn example that comes in an overall nicely preserved, condition. The cuff-title is minimally shortened and measures now approximately 12,3) cms. in length: it was presumably once-tunic- (ie. shirt)attached and shows two (non-folded) ends as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The bright-green-coloured example is void of its (presumably once-attached) \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these HJ (Hitlerjugend) cuff-titles ie. \'tunic-stripes\' (ie. \'Ärmelbänder\') rank regrettably amongst the most copied TR-insignia-pieces: the specimen on offer here originates from a private-household in Germany and is naturally of unquestionable originality. Simply a neat example of a: \'HJ-Schiesswart\' that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - cleary worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed! - WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-pattern and neatly \'BeVo\'-woven cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Marinehelfer\' as worn by the various naval auxillary staff-members This is an attractive - cleary worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed! - WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-pattern and neatly \'BeVo\'-woven cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Marinehelfer\' as worn by the various naval (male and female) auxillary staff-members throughout the war and that comes in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched condition. The neat cuff-title is executed in golden-yellow-coloured characters onto a bright-blue-coloured background and is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern. The piece comes in a somewhat shortened condition and measures (folded- ie. still period-sewn together) approximately 32 cms. in length: it has been carefully shortened and has been period-sewn-together in order to be worn on a tunic. The piece is clearly tunic-removed and shows the signs of having been once tunic-attached (as can be noticed on the pictures). It has clearly been worn and is as stated tunic-removed (some stitching-remains are still present and visible). The cuff-title shows moderate wear and/or age and is just minimally stained. It should be noted that these naval-related cuff-titles as used by the various naval auxillary staff-members can easily be graded \'quite scarce\'. I deem that I have priced this attractive and fully untouched example accordingly!

Attractive - cleary worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed! - WH (Kriegsmarine) NCO-pattern and neatly \'BeVo\'-woven cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Marinehelfer\' as worn by the various naval auxillary staff-members This is an attractive - cleary worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed! - WH (Kriegsmarine) NCO-pattern and neatly \'BeVo\'-woven cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Marinehelfer\' as worn by the various naval (male and female) auxillary staff-members throughout the war and that comes in an overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched condition. The neat cuff-title is executed in golden-yellow-coloured characters onto a bright-blue-coloured background and is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern: moreover, does it shows two (neatly interwoven) golden-toned borders denoting that it was specifically intended for usage by non-commissed staff-members. The piece comes in a somewhat shortened condition and measures approximately 31 cms. in length: it has been carefully shortened in order to be worn on a tunic. The piece is clearly tunic-removed and shows the signs of having been once tunic-attached (as can be noticed on the pictures). It has clearly been worn and is as stated tunic-removed (some stitching-remains ie. holes are still present and visible). The cuff-title shows moderate wear and/or age and is just minimally stained. It should be noted that these naval-related, NCO-pattern cuff-titles as used by the various naval auxillary staff-members can easily be graded \'quite scarce\'. I deem that I have priced this attractive and fully untouched example accordingly!

Attractive - commemorative- and/or silvered tin-based-, \'N.S.B.O.\'- (ie. \'D.A.F.\'-) related \'tinnie\', being a non-maker marked example, showing a \'Reichsbahn\'-device and text: \'Dank den Eisenbahner an den Führer - Essen 15.4.1934\' The truly very detailed and typical shield-shaped, 'N.S.B.O.'- (ie. 'D.A.F.'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in greyish-silver-toned, tin-based metal (ie. 'Eisenblech') and depicts a typical 'Reichsbahn'-device (and 'N.S.B.O.'- ie. 'D.A.F.'-devices) coupled with the text: 'Dank den Eisenbahner an den Führer - Essen 15.4.1934' and was as such intended for a specific railways-related gathering held in the town of Essen. The badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The 'tinnie' retains all of its (fairly shiny-) silver-coloured finish and is just minimally tarnished. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive (and unusually seen!) 'N.S.B.O.'- (ie. 'D.A.F.'-) related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting price!

Attractive - commemorative- and/or silvered tin-based-, \'N.S.B.O.\'- (ie. \'D.A.F.\'-) related \'tinnie\', being a non-maker marked example, showing a \'Reichsbahn\'-device and text: \'Dank den Eisenbahner an den Führer - Essen 15.4.1934\' The truly very detailed - and typical shield-shaped - \'N.S.B.O.\'- (ie. \'D.A.F.\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in (somewhat darkened) greyish-silver-toned, tin-based metal (ie. \'Eisenblech\') and depicts a typical \'Reichsbahn\'-device (and \'N.S.B.O.\'- ie. \'D.A.F.\'-devices) coupled with the text: \'Dank den Eisenbahner an den Führer - Essen 15.4.1934\' and was as such intended for a specific railways-related gathering held in the town of Essen. The badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The \'tinnie\' retains all of its silver-coloured finish and is just minimally tarnished. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive (and unusually seen!) \'N.S.B.O.\'- (ie. \'D.A.F.\'-) related so-called: \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' for an interesting price!

Attractive - darker-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - early-period, \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') being a non-maker-marked example that is just bearing a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending designation The attractive - truly worn but nevertheless nicely preserved! - early-period, N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen') - has been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive, early-period 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - darker-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P.\' \'variant\'-pattern supporter-lapel-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') being a regular-sized specimen that is totally void of a makers\'-designation The truly attractive - actually scarcely found and nicely preserved! - 'N.S.D.A.P.'-supporter-lapel-pin- (ie. 'variant'-pattern!) party-badge (or: 'Parteiabzeichen') has just been minimally used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge - which is of the regular-sized format that has an approximate diameter of 2,2 cms. is totally void of any text. It shows, moreover, a minimally tarnished- (ie. stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is totally void of a makers'- nor patent-pending-designation (as is more often seen). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example has a fairly small-sized white-coloured center-area (and a larger-sized red-coloured 'rim'. I deem this an attractive, 'variant-pattern' 'N.S.D.A.P.'-supporter-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - darker-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-\'variant\'-pattern lapel-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') being a smaller-sized specimen that shows a makers\'-designation (that reads \'S&L\') The truly attractive - actually scarcely found and nicely preserved! - 'N.S.D.A.P.'-supporter-lapel-pin- (ie. 'variant'-pattern ie. miniature!) party-badge (or: 'Parteiabzeichen') has been minimally used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge - which is of the smaller-sized format that has an approximate diameter of only 2 cms. and that shows the normally encountered text that reads: 'National-Socialistische - D.A.P.' - shows, moreover, a minimally tarnished- (ie. stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a clearly present makers-designation on its back (that reads: 'Steinhauer & Lück - Lüdenscheid' and is, moreover, neatly 'double'-marked with a: 'Ges.Gesch.'.-patent-pending-designation. I deem this an attractive, 'variant-pattern' 'N.S.D.A.P.'-supporter-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - darker-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on the back with the (scarcely seen!) makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/155\' The attractive - and nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen') - has been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled but non-shiny) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - darker-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on the back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/102\' The attractive - and nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen') - has been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - darker-red-coloured and nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on the back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/103\' The attractive - and nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen') - has been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - darker-red-coloured and very nicely preserved! - so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter-lapel-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') being a smaller-sized specimen that it totally void of a makers\'-designation The truly attractive - actually scarcely found and nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter-lapel-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') has been minimally used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge - which is of the smaller-sized format that has an approximate diameter of only 1,8 cms. and that is entirely void of text as more often! - shows, moreover, a minimally tarnished- (ie. stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its longer-sized pin (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive, \'variant-pattern\', non-maker-marked \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - darker-red-coloured and very nicely preserved! - \'variant\'-pattern \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') being a larger- (ie. medium-) sized specimen that it void of a makers\'-designation The attractive - actually scarcely found and truly nicely preserved! - \'variant\'-pattern, \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') has (I deem) been minimally used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge - which is of the larger- (ie. medium-) sized format that has an approximate diameter of 2,2 cms. - shows a thinner-shaped, red-coloured \'rim\' that is entirely void of text as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-shaped pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up (that is still functional). I deem this an attractive,\'variant\'-pattern \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - darker-red-coloured and very nicely preserved! - \'variant\'-pattern \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') being a regular-sized specimen that shows a \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation The attractive - I deem early-pattern and actually scarcely found and truly nicely preserved! - \'variant\'-pattern, \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') has (I deem) been minimally used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge - which is of the regular-sized format - shows a somewhat thicker-shaped, red-coloured \'rim\' that shows the text as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-shaped pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up (that is still functional). The piece is totaly void of an \'RzM\'-makers\'-designation but does show a clearly super-imposed \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be noticed on the pictures). I deem this an attractive,\'variant\'-pattern \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - darker-red-coloured and very nicely preserved! - \'variant\'-pattern \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') being a regular-sized specimen that shows a \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation The attractive - I deem early-pattern and actually scarcely found and truly nicely preserved! - \'variant\'- ie. early-pattern, \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') has (I deem) been minimally used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge - which is of the regular-sized format - shows the regular text as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-shaped pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up (that is still functional). The piece is totaly void of an \'RzM\'-makers\'-designation but does show a clearly super-imposed \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be noticed on the pictures). I deem this an attractive,\'variant\'-pattern \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive - darker-red-coloured! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is maker-marked on the back with the (scarcely seen!) makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/23\' The attractive - and actually nicely preserved! - N.S.D.A.P.-membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteiabzeichen\') - has been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an attractive \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is priced according to its fully untouched condition!

Attractive - darker-red-coloured, period-repaired but still nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') being a regular-sized specimen that shows an \'RzM\'-makers\'-designation The attractive - I deem period-repaired but nevertheless truly nicely preserved! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') has (I deem) been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge - which is of the regular-sized format - shows the regular text as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its typical \'button-hole\'-set-up (that might be period re-attached but that is still functional). The piece shows a clearly present \'RzM\'-makers\'-designation (as can be noticed on the pictures). I deem this an attractive \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter-pin ie. party-badge that is - I deem - priced according to its presumably re-attached \'button-hole\'-set-up!

Attractive - dual-maker- (ie. \'E.H.\'- and \'126\'-) marked! - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') being an example that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Eduard Hahn\' The attractive - albeit minimally used- and/or worn - black-class wound-badge (ie. wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz') truly retains most of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat 'shiny'- ie. glossy-like finish: it only shows minimal wear and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The wound-badge is - as stated above - neatly maker-marked with the (dual!) makers'-designation: 'E.H.'- and/or '126' (as is clearly visible on the back of the badge as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable 'Eduard Hahn'-company as was based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a.d. Nähe. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped- and/or magnetic) pin and/or: (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or minimal staining as to be expected.

Attractive - early- ie. pre-war-period, albeit regrettably single - WH (Heeres) black-coloured- and/or woolen-based- and/or pink-piped so-called: \'Panzer\'-collar-tab, having an aluminium-based \'Totenkopf\' (ie. skull) period-attached The piece - which was used on amongst others the black-coloured, so-called: 'wrap-around' Panzer-tunics - has a 'standard-pattern'-, brownish-coloured- (and/or: 'Buckram'-based-) backing as more often encountered does show some regular age, wear and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which has the woolen-type- and/or: bright pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured piping and is IMO of a fairly early- (ie. early-) war-period type collar-tab - has clearly been used and/or IMO uniform-removed (some stitching-holes and/or minimal thread-remains are still visible and/or present). The neat aluminium-based skull retains both its prongs (and is still firmly period-attached - see pictures). This particular example originates from a private household and was never before in collectors-hands. These genuine- and/or early-war-period- 'Panzer'-type collar-insignia can easily be graded 'fairly scarce': too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - early-pattern- and unusually non-magnetic! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a typical non-maker-marked example as was produced by the Austrian-based maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Friedrich Orth\' This is an attractive - albeit moderately worn- ie. used - example of an early-pattern- and/or unusally non-magnetic, 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the desirable Austrian maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Friedrich Orth' (ie. 'Hersteller 15' ) and that comes an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The non-magnetic cross has a (typical) copper-based 'core' that retains a nice (somewhat darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows hardly any staining and is truly almost fully preserved: just some paint-loss is present on the arms of the swastika and '1939' date-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains some of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and is just a bit tarnished by age. The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross - which is a non-vaulted example as more often - is as stated above a non-maker-marked example (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive early-pattern- and/or non-magnetic IC1 that was never before in a collection and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - early-period- albeit non-marked - example of an: Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\') being a non-magnetic example a having a not that often seen \'copper-based core\' The attractive cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as more often seen - retains an attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail. This example - which has a not that often seen 'copper-based core' - comes naturally mounted on its original- (and naturally fully functional-) regular-shaped pin- and/or typical catch-set-up. The cross shows a neatly 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core that shows a freed swastika-area (the swastika is totally void of colour, something that was most certainly period-done by the awardee ie. recipient). The piece has also lost all of its off-factory applied so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) and is quite dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross originates from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands: I am convinced that it can be attributed to a maker if deemed of interest. I deem that I have priced this attractive - and with certainty early-war-period! - example accordingly!

Attractive - early-period- and fairly scarcely encountered! - \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Westfalen\' (being a moderately used- and/or worn example that has lost its once-attached \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat \'male\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was most certainly issued and/or moderately used- ie. tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is most certainly from an early-period something that can easily be deducted by the usage of the early-pattern Gothic-script! - has lost its paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket over the years: just some minimal remains are present and visible. It should be mentioned that this is one of the more scarcely seen \'HJ-Gebietsdreiecke\' within the extensive series. Simply an attractive, early-period- andmale-type \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle that is (I deem) accordingly priced!

Attractive - early-period- and most certainly scarcely found! - \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related day-badge as issued to commemorate a \'Stahlhelm\'-related gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Bundes-Treffen - Magdeburg - 1930\' This is an attractive - early-period- and most certainly scarcely found! - so-called: \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate (I deem) a: \'Der Stahlhelm\'-related gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Bundes-Treffen - Magdeburg - 1930\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical, bronze-toned metal (I deem so-called: zinc- or pot-metal) - shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is just somewhat tarnished by age. The rectangular-shaped piece (which is as stated above non-maker-marked) depicts two members and flag coupled with the abovementioned text and comes mounted onto its (of course still functional) pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - \'Der Stahlhelm - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\'-related \'tinnie\'. I deem that I have priced this attractive - and very early-period! - example, accordingly!

Attractive - early-war pattern and scarcely encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a maker-(ie. \'L/13\'-) marked example by the maker: \'Paul Meybauer\' and that comes stored in its period etui as recently found This is a truly attractive - (I deem) fairly early-war pattern and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L/13'-) marked- and non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-) shaped example as was produced by the desirable maker: 'Paul Meybauer' and that comes stored in its period (and neatly maker-marked!) etui as issued- and recently found. The neat cross comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The magnetic cross has a nice (somewhat darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black core shows no real damage whatsoever: the black paint is truly almost fully preserved (it shows some minimal staining but is void of any paintloss). The piece also shows some of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) as can be clearly seen on the pictures). The typical (flute-shaped- and 'PM'-type-) pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross is as stated above a neatly maker-marked and I deem early-war-period example that can be attributed as being a cross that was produced by the: 'Hersteller' (or: maker) 'Paul Meybauer' based in the town of Berlin (various details corroborate this). The cross came stored in its (typical) black-coloured etui that shows a clear makers'-designation (that reads: 'Paul Meybauer - Berlin') stamped into its lid. This etui comes also in a very fine and complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui's top is in a very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the beige-white-coloured- and velvet-like interior is also fully present and in place (it does show some minimal age and/or staining). Simply an attractive and early-period 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse'-set that was never before in collectors'-hands and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - early-war pattern and scarcely encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-marker-marked example as was produced by the maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer AG\' and that comes as recently found This is a truly attractive - early-war pattern and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-marker-marked- and non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-shaped-) example as was (IMO) produced by the desirable maker: 'Klein u. Quenzer AG' and that comes as recently found. The neat cross comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. slightly worn-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The magnetic cross has a nice (somewhat darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black core shows no rust nor real damage whatsoever: the black paint is truly almost fully preserved (it shows no paintloss whatsoever). The piece has, however, lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten'. The (flute-shaped) pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross is as stated above a non-maker-marked and early-war-period example that can (IMO) be attributed as being a cross that was produced by the: 'Hersteller' (or maker) 'Klein u. Quenzer AG' based in the town of Lüdenscheid (various details corroborate this). Simply an attractive and early-period 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' that was never before in collectors'-hands and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - early-war pattern and scarcely encountered! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-marker-marked example as was produced by the maker: \'Paul Meybauer\' and that comes as recently found This is a truly attractive - early-war pattern and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-marker-marked- and non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-shaped-) example as was (IMO) produced by the desirable maker: 'Paul Meybauer' and that comes as recently found. The neat cross comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The magnetic cross has a nice (somewhat darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black core shows no rust nor real damage whatsoever: the black paint is truly almost fully preserved (it shows no paintloss whatsoever). The piece has, however, lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten'. The typical (flute-shaped- and PM-type-) pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross is as stated above a non-maker-marked and early-war-period example that can (IMO) be attributed as being a cross that was produced by the: 'Hersteller' (or maker) 'Paul Meybauer' based in the town of Berlin (various details corroborate this). Simply an attractive and early-period 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' that was never before in collectors'-hands and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - early-war period- and: \'Buntmetall\'-based - example of a non-maker-marked, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) as was - I deem - produced by the: \'Gustav Brehmer\'-company The truly attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - LW-war-badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped) pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch. This example - which has been moderately used and/or worn - shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall and was clearly worn as such. The neat badge has a nice age-patina and retains most (ie. all) of its original, typical silverish-grey-coloured and/or somewhat 'shiny' finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has - I deem - not been cleaned nor polished over the years as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a typical non-maker-marked- (and early-war-produced!) example that can - I deem - be attributed to the: 'Gustav Brehmer'-company as was based in the town of Marneukirchen in Sachsen. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. I deem that this attractive and detailed example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - early-war-period! - non-maker-marked example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn-), condition The attractive - and I deem early-war-period- and/or non-magnetic) black-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz') shows only moderate wear and/or age and truly retains most of its original, black-coloured- (and/or: somewhat 'shiny') finish: it does show, however, some of its (copper-toned) underlay (as can be seen on the pictures) and is just a tiny bit 'dusty' and/or minimally stained and shows some regular usage- (ie. handling-) marks (as can be seen of the pictures). The badge is as stated a non-maker-marked specimen that was most certainly issued and worn. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or catch (-set-up) fully functional, totally unaltered and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat and moderately used example that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - early-war-period! - non-maker-marked example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn-), condition The attractive - and I deem early-war-period- and/or non-magnetic) black-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz') shows only moderate wear and/or age and truly retains most of its original, black-coloured- (and/or: somewhat 'shiny') finish: it does show, however, some of its (copper-toned) underlay (as can be seen on the pictures) and is just a tiny bit 'dusty' and/or minimally stained and shows some regular usage- (ie. handling-) marks (as can be seen of the pictures). The badge is as stated a non-maker-marked specimen that was most certainly issued and worn. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or catch (-set-up) fully functional, totally unaltered and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat and moderately used example that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - early-war-period! - non-maker-marked example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn-), condition The attractive - and I deem early-war-period- and/or non-magnetic) black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') shows only moderate wear and/or age and truly retains most of its original, black-coloured- (and/or: somewhat \'shiny\') finish: it does show, however, some of its (copper-toned) underlay (as can be seen on the pictures) and is just a tiny bit \'dusty\' and/or minimally stained and shows some regular usage- (ie. handling-) marks (as can be seen of the pictures). The badge is as stated a non-maker-marked specimen that was most certainly issued and worn. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or catch (-set-up) fully functional, totally unaltered and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat and moderately used example that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - fully complete! - WH (Luftwaffe) EM-ie. NCO-type belt-buckle (having a scarcely seen \'cranked catch\'-set-up!) that comes together with its chocolate-brown-coloured belt as found This is an attractive - fully complete and actually unusually encountered! - early pattern- and/or typical aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\' (ie. NCO-) type (ie. dress- or: \'Ausgeh\'-pattern) belt-buckle (ie. \'Ausgeh-Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') being an unmarked example having a scarcely seen \'cranked catch\'-set-up and that comes together with its chocolate-brown-coloured belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The buckle - which is of a single-pieced- (ie. molded-styled) construction - is showing a (typical) \'down-tail modelled\'-eagle and is as more often totally void of a makers\'-designation (as can be noticed on the the pictures). The buckle shows some moderate aging ie. dust simply caused by fair wear and/or decades of storage but was (I deem) never cleaned nor polished. The piece retains its detailed appearance and is executed in fine-structured- and/or pebbled aluminium: it comes mounted onto its specific (and not often encountered) so-called: \'cranked catch\'-set-up (as can easily be seen on the buckles\'-back). The piece came together with its accompanying chocolate-brown-coloured belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as stored and most certainly worn. This belt is constructed from fine-grain leather and is neatly \'lined\' with greyish-blue-toned felt-based wool (as more often). The belt is totally void of any marking nor size-indication and measures approximately 98 cms. in length. It shows some obvious wear and age but is truly also nicely preserved. I deem that this neat set - which was recently found as such as at a German private-household - was intended for usage together with a LW going-out ie. dress-tunic (ie. \'Waffenrock\'). Simply a very nice and complete example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - fully matching albeit used- and/or tunic-removed - pair of WH (Heeres), \'M36\'- ie. \'M40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\') \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abts.\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of - I deem - 'tailor-made'- ie. 'privately-purchased'-pattern, WH (Heeres) early-war period- (ie. 'M36'- ie. 'M40'-pattern and/or: rounded-styled) 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstraps (ie. 'Schulterstücke für Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel eines Panzerjäger-Abteilungs' (or: sergeant who served within an anti-tank- ie. tank-destroyers' unit or regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed- ie. 'cut-off'-), condition. The neat straps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green-coloured and/or 'smooth woolen'-based 'upperdecks' and that measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - show the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that show the typical silverish-grey-toned) NCO-braid attached - come without tongues: they were carefully 'cut-off' and come both in a very nice- (ie. fully 'text-book') condition, overall. The straps show a (fully matching) pair of white-silver-toned- (smaller-sized-, Gothic-styled and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'P'-'cyphers' and two (regular-sized- and I deem equally-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair only shows moderate wear and/or age and is just very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this an excellent occasion to acquire a neat - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, 'Panzerjäger'-related shoulderstrap-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - fully matching and actually not that often seen! - WH (Heeres) EM-type (ie. \'M36-/M40\'-pattern- and \'rounded styled-\') \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 11\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that often seen! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-war-) period, so-called: \'M36-/M40\'-pattern- (rounded-styled and I deem tailor-made) neatly \'cyphered\'- and white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) piped, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 11\' (or: simple soldier who served within the army infantry-unit ie. regiment numbered: \'11\') and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem surely issued- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,7 cms. sized in length each - have the \'standard-type\'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and show the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured and/or (typical) rayon-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps shows the neat (carefully hand-embroidered!) so-called: doubel \'1\'-cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\' or numerals) (which \'cyphers\' are executed in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured wool ie. linnen as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which never had any tongues attached and that were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern - show as stated above hardly any wear: just some storage-age ie. minimal staining is visible. It should be noted that all \'cyphered\'-pattern shoulderstraps can easily be regarded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply an attractive and/or: early-war-period, neatly \'cyphered\' and/or \'Heeres\'-related EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 11\'!

Attractive - fully matching and actually quite rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) pair of neatly \'cyphered\'- (and bright-orange-piped!) shoulderboards as was specifically intended for - and used by! - a: \'Major u. Waffenoffizier\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and/or actually quite rarely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\' shoulderboards as was piped in the neat bright-orange-red- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Major u. Waffenoffizier\' (or: major and/or member within one of the army weapon-schools) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and/or clearly used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive shoulderboards - which are regular-sized and that do measure approximately: 11 cms. in length each - are piped in the neat bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured wool and have greyish-silver-coloured- (ie. fairly sub-dued-) \'upperdecks\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the neat bright-golden-coloured (I deem) \'Buntmetall\'-based- so-called: \'crossed-canon\'-cyphers period-attached (denoting the officers\'-status of: \'Major u. Waffenoffizier\'). The pair - which never had any tongues attached and that was with certainty worn as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-type - just shows moderate age and is a tiny bit stained ie. dirty (caused by having been worn and/or stored as such for decades). Simply a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - army shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: \'Major u. Waffenoffizier\': ideal to store in any shoulderboard-collection. I deem that this attractive and/or neatly \'cyphered\' and/or fairly high-ranked shoulderboard-pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - fully matching and actually quite rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) pair of neatly \'cyphered\'- (and bright-orange-piped!) shoulderboards as was specifically intended for - and used by! - a: \'Major u. Waffenoffizier\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and/or actually quite rarely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards as was piped in the neat bright-orange-red- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Major u. Waffenoffizier\' (or: major and/or member within one of the army weapon-schools) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and/or just moderately used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive shoulderboards - which are regular-sized and that do measure approximately: 11 cms. in length each - are piped in the neat bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured wool and have greyish-silver-coloured- (ie. fairly sub-dued) \'upperdecks\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the neat bright-golden-coloured (I deem) \'Buntmetall\'-based so-called: \'crossed-canon\'-cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\') period-attached (denoting the officers\'-status of: \'Major u. Waffenoffizier\'). The pair - which comes mounted onto its typical smaller-shaped tongues – came with a pair of (field-grey-coloured) \'screw-on\'-buttons (ie. \'Schraubknöpfe\') attached and just shows minimal age and is a tiny bit stained ie. dirty (caused by having been worn and/or stored as such for decades). Simply a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - army shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: \'Major u. Waffenoffizier\': ideal to store in any shoulderboard-collection. I deem that this attractive and/or neatly \'cyphered\' and/or fairly high-ranked shoulderboard-pair is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - fully matching and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) pair of neatly \'cyphered\'- and bright-orange-piped, shoulderboards, as was intended for an: \'Oberstleutnant u. Waffenoffizier\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and/or actually rarely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) neatly 'cyphered' shoulderboards, as was piped in the neat orange-red- (ie. 'orangeroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberst- leutnant u. Waffenoffizier' (or: lieutnant-colonel and/or member ie. possibly even commander (!) within one of the army weapon-schools), that come in an overall very nice- (and/or clearly used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive shoulderboards - which are regular-sized and do measure approximately: 11,2 cms. in length each - are piped in the neat orange- (ie. 'orangeroter'-) coloured and have greyish-silver-coloured- (ie. fairly sub-dued-) 'upperdecks' (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the neat bright-golden-coloured-, IMO 'Buntmetall'-based- so-called: 'canon'-'cyphers' attached (denoting the officers' status of: 'Oberstleutnant u. Waffenoffizier'). The pair - which never had any tongues attached and that was worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type - shows moderate age and is a tiny bit stained ie. dirty (IMO caused by having been worn and/or stored as such for decades). Simply a very attractive - and/or fully matching! - shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberstleutnant u. Waffenoffizier': ideal to store in any shoulderboard-collection. I deem that this attractive and/or neatly 'cyphered' and/or high-ranked shoulderboard-pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - fully matching and actually rarely found! - so-called: \'OT\'- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, brown-coloured- and/or woolen-based, \'high-ranked\' officers-type collar-tabs as intended for an: \'OT-Bauleiter\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually rarely found! - so-called: 'OT'- (ie. 'Organisation Todt'-) related, darker-brown-coloured- and/or woolen-based officers-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere') being a pair of the third- and final pattern as was used from 1943 onwards as was intended for usage by an: 'OT-Bauleiter' (ie. 'OT-Stabsfrontführer o. OT-Oberstabsarzt') and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat (and silver-piped- and 'buckram'-lined) tabs are executed in typical brownish-coloured wool and show the (silverish-white-coloured- and nicely machine-embroidered) 'OT'-rank-insignia (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive 'OT'-related 'Kragenspiegelsatz' that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - fully matching and actually rarely found! - so-called: \'OT\'- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, brown-coloured- and/or woolen-based, \'high-ranked\' officers\'-type collar-tab-pair as was intended for an: \'OT-Bauleiter\' This is an attractive - fully matching and truly rarely found! - so-called: \'OT\'- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, darker-brown-coloured- and/or woolen-based officers\'-type collar-tab-pair (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz für Offiziere\') being a pair of the third- (and final) pattern as was used from 1943 onwards as was intended for usage by an: \'OT-Bauleiter\' (ie. \'OT-Stabsfrontführer\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat (and silver-grey-piped- and \'buckram\'-lined) tabs are executed in the typical brownish-coloured wool and show the (silverish-white-coloured- and nicely machine-embroidered) \'OT\'-rank-insignia attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive \'OT\'-related \'Kragenspiegelsatz für Offiziere\' that is I deem priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - fully matching and actually rarely found! - so-called: \'OT\'- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, brown-coloured- and/or woolen-based, \'high-ranked\' officers\'-type collar-tab-pair as was intended for an: \'OT-Oberbauleiter\' This is an attractive - fully matching and truly rarely found! - so-called: \'OT\'- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, darker-brown-coloured- and/or woolen-based officers\'-type collar-tab-pair (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz für Offiziere\') being a pair of the third- (and final) pattern as was used from 1943 onwards as was intended for usage by an: \'OT-Oberbauleiter\' (ie. \'OT-Oberstabsfrontführer o. OT-Oberfeldarzt\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat (and silver-grey-piped- and \'buckram\'-lined) tabs are executed in the typical brownish-coloured wool and show the (silverish-white-coloured- and nicely machine-embroidered) \'OT\'-rank-insignia and a single (golden-toned) pip each attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive \'OT\'-related \'Kragenspiegelsatz für Offiziere\' that is I deem priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Flieger-Oberingenieur\' (being a rank similar to: \'Oberleutnant\') This is a truly very attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of neatly hand-embroidered, WH (Luftwaffe) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') as executed in bright-silver-coloured braid onto a bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured background, as was specifically intended for usage by an officer holding the rank of: \'Flieger-Oberingenieur\' (being a rank similar to: \'Oberleutnant\' ie. lieutnant first-class) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem simply never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The tabs are executed in the neat smooth-like (ie. \'moleskin\'-type) wool and have truly extraordinary detail: the shown craftmanship is simply stunning. The backing is constructed of beige-coloured, so-called \'buckram\'-based cloth (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair comes still \'sewn-together\' and shows some minimal age- ie. staining caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). These \'pink-coloured\' LW-tabs as intended for commissioned staffmembers of the \'Ingenieurkorps der Luftwaffe\' are quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded \'scarce\'. Simply a very attractive collar-tab-pair that belonged to a: \'Flieger-Oberingenieur\' and that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) pair of neatly \'cyphered\'- (and bright-red-piped!) officers\'-pattern shoulderboards as specifically intended for an: \'Oberleutnant u. Waffenoffizier der Artillerie-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and/or actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) pair of neatly 'cyphered'- and/or bright-red- (ie. hochroter-) coloured ie. piped officers'-pattern shoulderboards as was specifically intended for - and clearly used by! - an: 'Oberleutnant u. Waffenoffizier der Artillerie-Truppen' (ie. lieutnant first-class and member within one the army weapon-schools) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive shoulderboards - which are regular-sized and do measure approximately: 9,8 cms. in length each - are piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and have greyish-silver-coloured- (ie. fairly sub-dued-) 'upperdecks' (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show a matching pair of the neat golden-bronze-coloured- (and I deem) 'Buntmetall'-based, so-called: 'canon'-'cyphers' and equally styled pair of pips period-attached (denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Oberleutnant u. Waffenoffizier'). The pair - which comes mounted onto its (typically smaller-sized) tongues attached - shows some moderate age and is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty (simply caused by having been worn and/or stored as such for decades). Simply an attractive - and/or fully matching! - shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant u. Waffenoffizier der Artillerie-Truppen': ideal to store in any shoulderboard-collection or to complete any officers'-pattern tunic. I deem that this attractive and/or neatly 'cyphered' shoulderboard-pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) pair of neatly \'cyphered\'- (and bright-red-piped!) officers\'-pattern shoulderboards as specifically intended for an: \'Oberleutnant u. Waffenoffizier der Artillerie-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and/or actually quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) pair of neatly 'cyphered'- and/or bright-red- (ie. hochroter-) coloured ie. piped officers'-pattern shoulderboards as was specifically intended for - and clearly used by! - an: 'Oberleutnant u. Waffenoffizier der Artillerie-Truppen' (ie. lieutnant first-class and member within one the army weapon-schools) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The attractive shoulderboards - which are regular-sized and do measure approximately: 11,2 cms. in length each - are piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and have greyish-silver-coloured- (ie. fairly sub-dued-) 'upperdecks' (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show a matching pair of the neat golden-bronze-coloured- (and I deem) 'Buntmetall'-based, so-called: 'canon'-'cyphers' (ie. 'Ziffern') and equally styled pair of pips period-attached (denoting the officers'-rank ie. function of: 'Oberleutnant u. Waffenoffizier'). The pair - which never had any tongues attached and was intended as pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern - shows some moderate age and is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty (simply caused by having been worn and/or stored as such for decades). Simply an attractive - and/or fully matching! - shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant u. Waffenoffizier der Artillerie-Truppen': ideal to store in any shoulderboard-collection or to complete any officers'-pattern tunic. I deem that this attractive and/or neatly 'cyphered' shoulderboard-pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid-war-period- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) (I deem) mid-war-period- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable bright-green- (ie. \'wiesen- o. hellgrüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Unteroffizier der Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' (ie. junior-sergeant and/or NCO who served within an infantry-related, so-called: rifle-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure 11,9 cms. sized in length - have the typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and have the neat (and desirable!) bright-green- (ie. \'wiesen- o. hellgrüner\'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type, piping, attached (as can be noticed on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and do show obvious wear, usage and/or moderate age (as can be noticed on the pictures). The straps show the \'standard\'-type, bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. truly \'sub-dued\') \'Heeres\'-NCO-braid period-attached denoting that the bearer held the rank of: \'Unteroffizier\' (ie. junior-sergeant). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - NCO-type \'Panzergrenadiere\'-shoulderstrap-pair that comes in a truly worn- and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely found! - WH (Heeres), \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberst u. Mitglied einer Artillerieschule\' This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully matching! - WH (Heeres), neatly 'cyphered' officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that is piped in the neat (smooth-woolen) bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberst u. Mitglied einer Artillerieschule' (or: full colonel who served in- ie. possibly commanded! - one of the army artillery-schools ie. training-institutes) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem minimally used ie. worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards never had any tongues and were clearly used as a pair of the so-called: 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards are truly 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type, 'Artillerie'-shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat shiny-) 'upperdecks'. The boards show the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour (and are constructed from the smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-type wool). The boards show two (smaller-sized, golden-toned- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'S'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') and four equally styled (and smaller-sized) pips period-attached, denoting the officers'-rank of: 'Oberst' (or: full colonel). Of interest is, moreover, the fact that both 'S'-cyphers were attached to the boards BEFORE they were assembled. The boards measure approximately 11 cms. in length each and still show some minimal thread-remains with which they were once tunic-attached. The pair was most certainly used and/or worn and such and shows minimal age, wear and/or staining. Simply a very attractive - and comparatively scarcely encountered! - fairly high-ranked, officers'-type, 'Artillerie'-related shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberst u. Mitglied einer Artillerieschule'!

Attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely seen! - pair of OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related golden-brown-coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank-patches (ie. \'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen\') This is an attractive - fully matching and with certainty not that easily found! - pair of OT- (ie.: 'Organisation Todt'-) related golden-brown-coloured, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank-patches (ie. 'OT-Dienstgraden-Abzeichen') and that come both in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- albeit never worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. Both pieces are (identically) executed on a square- (ie. 9,5 x 9,5 cms.-) sized piece of (smooth-type) golden-brown-coloured linnen that shows the (pinkish-red-coloured- and machine-embroidered) 'OT'-characters: next to this do both 'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen' show three (linnen-braid-based, and red-coloured) 'rank-bars' attached (denoting the respective OT-rank) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually- ie. scarcely encountered! - fully matching pair of EM- (ie. NCO-) type 'Org.Todt'-related 'Dienstgraden-Abzeichen' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - fully matching and actually very scarcely seen! - pair of OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related golden-brown-coloured, (I deem) officers\'-pattern rank-patches (ie. \'OT-Dienstgrad-Abzeichen\') This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of so-called: OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related golden-brown-coloured- and (I deem) officers\'-pattern rank-patches (ie. \'OT-Dienstgrad-Abzeichen\') that come in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- albeit never worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The patches are nicely executed on a square- (ie. 9,5 x 8,5 cms.-) sized piece of (smooth-type) golden-brown-coloured linnen that shows the (silverish-white-coloured- and machine-embroidered) \'OT\'-characters: next to this do both the \'Dienstgrad-Abzeichen\' show three (linnen-braid-based- and silverish-coloured) \'rank-bars\' attached (denoting the respective OT-officers\'-rank) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually- ie. most certainly scarcely encountered! - matching pair of officers\'-type \'Org.Todt\'-related \'Dienstgrad-Abzeichen\' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - fully matching and clearly used! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. \'M36 o. 40\'-pattern, \'tailor-made\') NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Stabsfeldwebel des Art.-Rgts. 2 (mot)\' This is an attractive - fully matching and with certainty heavingly worn! - pair of WH (Heeres), early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (ie. 'M36 o. 40'-pattern- and/or typical 'tailor-made') 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess u. Mitglied des Artillerie-Regiments 2 (mot.)' (or: senior- ie. company-sergeant who served within the motorised artillery-regiment numbered: '2') and that comes in overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat straps - which are both approximately 11 cms. sized in length each - have the 'standard-pattern'- and/or: dark-green-coloured- and/or (boiled)woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstraps show the ('standard-pattern'), silverish-coloured NCO-braid attached and have each a (silver-toned- and 'Buntmetall'-based) '2'-numeral (ie. 'Ziffer') and three (regular-sized- and/or: aluminium- ie. zinc-based) pips period-attached denoting that the pair was intended for a senior NCO with the (unusually seen!) rank of: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess' (ie. senior- or: company-sergeant). All eight devices were with certainty period-attached do show some regular age and/or minimal tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular pair - which is as stated above completely matching - originated from an older cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. The straps are constructed from so-called: 'boiled-wool' and are (I deem) a typical pair that originates from a private tailor-shop. Both pieces show evident age, wear and/or staining but are totally void of any damage. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: a: 'Stabsfeldwebel o. Spiess' who served within the: 'Artillerie-Regiment 2 (mot)'!

Attractive - fully matching and just minimally used! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of \'standard-issued\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a junior-officer holding the rank of: \'Leutnant eines Infanterie-Regiments\' (or: lieutnant who served within infantry-unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboards are constructed in the (truly!) smooth-type (ie. \'moleskin\'-like) wool and are per regulation piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour. The boards - which have a length of approximately 11 cms. each - come mounted onto their (smaller-sized) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards have the \'silver-greyish\'-coloured (ie. somewhat \'sub-dued\'-) \'upperdecks\' (something that - I deem - clearly identifies them as \'front-used\' pair). The boards - that never had any pips- nor cyphers/numerals attached - just show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and desirable! - WH officers\'-pattern shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: \'Leutnant eines Infanterie-Regiments\'!

Attractive - fully matching and just minimally used! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: lieutnant first-class who served within infantry-unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboards are constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and are per regulation piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour. The boards - which have a length of approximately 11 cms. each - come mounted onto their (smaller-sized) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards have the 'silver-greyish'-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) 'upperdecks' (something that - I deem - clearly identifies them as 'front-used' pair). The boards show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards originate from a private-household in Germany and were never before part of a collection. This pair shows a (matching, regular-sized- and/or bright-golden-toned) set of pips, period-attached: both devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear but are very nicely preserved. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - WH officers'-pattern shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant eines Infanterie-Regiments'!

Attractive - fully matching and just minimally used! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Regiments o. Abteilungs' (or: lieutnant first-class who served within a tank- ie. anti-tank- or tank-destroyer-unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboards - which are actually not that easily encountered and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce' - are constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and are per regulation piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour. The boards - which have a length of approximately 11 cms. each - come mounted onto their (smaller-sized) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards have the 'silver-greyish'-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) 'upperdecks' (something that - I deem - clearly identifies them as 'front-used' pair). The boards show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards originate from a private-household in Germany and were never before part of a collection. This pair shows a (matching, regular-sized- and/or bright-golden-toned) set of pips, period-attached: both devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear but are very nicely preserved. These 'standard'-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboards could be used with the regular-styled officers'-tunics but could naturally also be worn on the specific, black-woolen 'Panzer'-type 'wrap-around'-tunics. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - WH officers'-pattern shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant eines Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Regiments o. Abteilungs'!

Attractive - fully matching and just moderately used and tunic-removed! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant des Panzer-Regiments 8\' This is an attractive - fully matching and just moderately used and tunic-removed! - pair of neatly 'cyphered', WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant des Panzer-Regiments 8' (or: lieutnant first-class who served within the tank-regiment, numbered: '8') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboards - which are actually not that easily encountered and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce' - are constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and are per regulation piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour. The boards - which have a length of approximately 10,6 cms. each – never had any tongues attached: they were intended (and used!) as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards have the 'silver-greyish'-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) 'upperdecks' (something that - I deem - clearly identifies them as 'front-used' pair). The boards show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards originate from a private-household in Germany and were never before part of a collection. This pair shows a (matching, larger-sized- and/or bright-golden-toned) set of '8'-numerals (ie. 'cyphers') and dito pips, period-attached: all four devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear but are very nicely preserved. These 'standard'-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboards could be used with the regular-styled officers'-tunics but could naturally also be worn on the specific, black-woolen 'Panzer'-type 'wrap-around'-tunics. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - WH officers'-pattern shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant des Panzer-Regiments 8'!

Attractive - fully matching and just moderately used! - pair of WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M41- ie. M43\'-pattern, EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is a very attractive - fully matching and just moderately used! - pair of WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'-type, so-called: 'M41/M43'-pattern-shoulderstraps as was piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: 'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: simple soldier who served within a motorised artillery-unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and/or: most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length each - have the 'standard-type'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and woolen based 'upperdecks' and show the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/ordesirable 'silk-like-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were only moderately used- and/or worn and do show some moderate staining and/or age simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongues. This neat pair originates from an older shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive 'Heeres'-related EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments': it can excellently be used to complete or restore a WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Sturmgeschütze'- (ie. wrap-around-) tunic. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - fully matching and moderately used! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid-war-period- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern) EM-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' The truly atttractive - and nowaydays hard to find! - WH (Heeres) shoulderstrap-pair is piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for (and I deem moderately worn by) a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen' (or: simple soldier who served within an infantry-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nicely preserved- and/or only moderately worn- ie. used-, condition. The pair is only moderately used- ie. worn as such and shows some obvious - albeit truly minimal - wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The truly 'text-book' shoulderstraps measure approximately 11,9 cms. in length each and have the desirable white-coloured- and/or 'silk-like'-type piping attached as is more often encountered with these mid- (ie. later-) war-period shoulderstrap-pairs. The shoulderstraps are fully 'text-book' examples having the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks'. This particular shoulderstrap-pair originated from a larger-sized- and older cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and most certainly very desirable! - EM-type, 'Infanterie'-related M43-pattern shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen'!

Attractive - fully matching and moderately used! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - and fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'Oberleutnant eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs' (or: lieutnant first-class who served within artillerie-related unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem moderatelty used- ie. worn- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboards are constructed in the smooth-type (ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and are per regulation piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour. The boards - which have a length of approximately 10,3 cms. each as more often - come mounted onto their (smaller-sized) tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards have the 'silver-greyish'-coloured (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-) 'upperdecks' (something that - I deem - clearly identifies them as 'front-used' pair). The boards show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards originate from a private-household in Germany and were never before part of a collection. This pair shows a (matching, regular-sized- and/or bright-golden-toned) set of pips, period-attached: both devices show some minimal tarnish ie. wear but are very nicely preserved. These 'standard'-pattern, officers'-type shoulderboards could be used with the regular-styled officers'-tunics but could naturally also be worn on the specific, black-woolen 'Panzer'-type 'wrap-around'-tunics. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this ppair came with a set of field-grey-coloured 'screw-on'-buttons (ie. 'Schraubknöpfe') period-attached. Simply an attractive WH officers'-pattern shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Oberleutnant eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs'!

Attractive - fully matching and most certainly very scarcely encountered! - pair of (high-ranked!) officers\'-type shoulderboards as intended for usage by a: \'Warnzentralenoberführer des L.S. Warndienstes\' (or: \'LSW\') This is an attractive - fully matching, never before seen and most certainly scarcely encountered! - pair of (high-ranked!) officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Warnzentralenoberführer des L.S. Warndienstes\' (or: \'LSW\') being the highest possible rank in this small-sized TR-organisation and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The straps - that measure 12,5 cms. in length each - have the (typical \'L.S. Warndienst\'-related!) silverish-green-toned- (ie. braid-based) \'upperdecks\' and darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured (and smooth-woolen-type) \'underlays\' attached. The boards never had any tongues attached and were most certainly intended to be used as pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern. It should be noted that the \'Luftschutz-Warndienst\' (or: \'LSW\') was a smaller-sized TR-period organisation that fell under the jurisdiction of the RLB (or: \'Reichs-Luftschutz Bund\'). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the \'LSW\' had ie. held ONLY four officers\'-ranks of which the rank of: \'Warnzentralenoberführer was the highest. I deem that I have priced this attractive - and without doubt very scarcely encountered! - \'LSW\'-related shoulderboard-pair accordingly: I have never seen another pair for sale!

Attractive - fully matching and most certainly very scarcely encountered! - pair of enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: \'Werkschutzdienst\' (or: \'WSD\') shoulderstraps This is an attractive - fully matching, never before seen and most certainly scarcely encountered! - pair of enlisted-mens\'- (ie. posssibly NCO-) pattern, so-called: \'Werkschutzdienst\'- (or: \'WSD\'-) shoulderstraps and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The straps - that measure 12 cms. in length each - have the (typical \'Werkschutzdienst\'-related!) greyish-white-toned- (ie. \'graumellierter\') \'upperdecks\' and black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured (and woolen-type-piping) attached. They never had any tongues attached and were most certainly intended to be used as pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern. It should be noted that the \'Werkschutzdienst\' (or: \'WSD\') was a quite small-sized- and fully independent TR-period organisation about which not much is known to date: there is also not much reference-material available. I deem that I have priced this attractive - and without doubt very scarcely encountered! - \'WSD\'-shoulderstrap-pair accordingly: I have never seen another pair for sale!

Attractive - fully matching and neatly white-piped! - so-called: \'Reiter-HJ\' (ie. \'HJ-Streifendienst\') shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for an: \'HJ-Scharführer\' who was attached to the: \'Bann 733\' (733 = Wolfach / Süd Baden) This is a truly attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely found! - white-piped, so-called: 'Reiter-HJ' (ie. 'HJ-Streifendienst') ('Hitlerjugend') shoulderstrap-pair as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'HJ-Scharführer' who was attached to the: 'Bann 733' (733 - 'Bann Wolfach' im 'Gebiet Süd Baden') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The straps are executed in black-coloured linnen having the white-embroidered '733'-numerals and white-coloured- (and typical rayon-like) piping attached come mounted onto their functional tongues as found (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps have lost their paper-based 'RzM'-etiket: just some minimal remains are present (something that is more often the case). Both pieces show some normal age and wear and measure approximately 11 cms. in length as usually encountered. Both straps show two (silver-coloured, identical- and/or bright-aluminium-based) pips period-attached, denoting the unusually seen rank of: 'HJ-Scharführer'. Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that often-encountered! - youth-related shoulderstrap-pair that is priced according to its unmistaken scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive - fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') EM-type collar-tabs (being of the first pattern as was used in the period between 1935-36) as was intended for a: \'RAD-Arbeitsmann\' This is a neat - fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') enlisted-mens\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') being of the scarcely found first pattern as was used in the period between 1935-1936) as was intended for usage by a simple RAD-member with the rank of: \'RAD-Arbeitsmann\' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs - which are executed in the typical \'smooth-type\' wool - are nicely \'backed\' with brownish-coloured, \'buckram\'-based material (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs (which are as stated above fully matching) come in an overall nice condition and both show a piece of (typical) white-coloured (and red-centred) \'braid\' in place. They originate from a private household in Germany and just show some minimal age, wear and usage. Simply a niice occasion to acquire a desirable (and truly hard to find!) first-pattern, \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-related EM-type collar-tab-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') EM-type collar-tabs (being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41) as was intended for a: \'RAD-Arbeitsmann\' I recently uncovered five identical - fully matching and not that easily found! - pairs of RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') enlisted-mens'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41) as was intended for usage by a simple RAD-member with the rank of: 'RAD-Arbeitsmann' and that come all five in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs - which are executed in the typical smooth-type wool - are nicely 'backed' with reddish-coloured, 'buckram'-based material (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs (which are as stated above fully matching) come in a very nice ie. fully 'text-book'- and/or never tunic-attached condition. They originate from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop and just show some minimal storage-age only. My asking-price is naturally per matching pair. Simply a great occasion to acquire a desirable (and truly hard to find!) 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'-related EM-type collar-tab-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') EM-type collar-tabs (being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41) as was intended for a: \'RAD-Arbeitsmann\' I recently uncovered three identical - fully matching and not that easily found! - pairs of RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') enlisted-mens'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-1941) as was intended for usage by a simple RAD-member with the rank of: 'RAD-Arbeitsmann' and that come all three in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs - which are executed in the typical 'smooth-type' wool - are nicely 'backed' with brownish-coloured, 'buckram'-based material (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs (which are as stated above fully matching) come in a very nice ie. fully 'text-book'- and/or never tunic-attached condition. They originate from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop and just show some minimal storage-age only. My asking-price is naturally per matching pair. Simply a great occasion to acquire a desirable (and truly hard to find!) 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'-related EM-type collar-tab-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') EM-type collar-tabs (being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-41) as was intended for a: \'RAD-Arbeitsmann\' I recently uncovered three identical - fully matching and not that easily found! - pairs of RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') enlisted-mens\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') being of the second pattern as was used in the period between 1936-1941) as was intended for usage by a simple RAD-member with the rank of: \'RAD-Arbeitsmann\' and that come all three in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs - which are executed in the typical \'smooth-type\' wool - are nicely \'backed\' with brownish-coloured, \'buckram\'-based material (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs (which are as stated above fully matching) come in a very nice ie. fully \'text-book\'- and/or never tunic-attached condition. They originate from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop and just show some minimal storage-age only. My asking-price is naturally per matching pair. Simply a great occasion to acquire a desirable (and truly hard to find!) \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-related EM-type collar-tab-pair for a justified price!

Attractive - fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41 o. M43\'-pattern-) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. 'M41 o. M43'-pattern-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen' (ie. simple soldier or medical orderly who served within an army medical regiment or unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which are fairly long-sized and that measure approximately 12 cms. sized in length each - have the typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have the neat (and desirable!) darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type, piping, attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and do just show minimal age, wear and/or usage. Simply a very attractive - and scarcely found! - EM-type 'Sanitäter'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen': it will be very hard to upgrade this nicely preserved and fully untouched pair!

Attractive - fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41 o. M43\'-pattern-) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. 'M41 o. M43'-pattern-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen' (ie. simple soldier or medical orderly who served within an army medical regiment or unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which are fairly long-sized and that measure approximately 11,3 cms. sized in length each - have the typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have the neat (and desirable!) darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type, piping, attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and do just show minimal age, wear and/or usage. Simply a very attractive - and scarcely found! - EM-type 'Sanitäter'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Soldat der Sanitäts-Truppen': it will be very hard to upgrade this nicely preserved and fully untouched pair!

Attractive - fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41 o. M43\'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel der Sanitäts-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. 'M41 o. M43'-pattern-), neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel der Sanitäts-Truppen' (ie. sergeant or medical-orderly who served within an army medical regiment or unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,6 cms. in length each - have the typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have the neat (and desirable!) darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured and/or woolen-type, piping, attached (as can be seen on the pictures). They show the typical silver-toned NCO-braid and have a (fully matching) pair of bright-silver-toned (and 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'Aesculapus'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') and dito (and equally constructed) pips period-attached. The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and do just show minimal age, wear and/or usage. Simply a very attractive - and actually scarcely found! - NCO-type 'Sanitäter'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Feldwebel der Sanitäts-Truppen': it will be very hard to upgrade this nicely preserved and fully untouched pair!

Attractive - fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41 o. M43\'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel der Sanitäts-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41 o. M43\'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel der Sanitäts-Truppen\' (ie. sergeant first-class or senior medical-orderly who served within an army medical regiment or unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,6 cms. in length each - have the typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and have the neat (and desirable!) darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured and/or \'silk-like\'-type, piping, attached (as can be seen on the pictures). They show the typical (yellowish) silver-toned NCO-braid and four (fully matching, regular-sized and aluminium-based) pips period-attached. The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and do just show minimal age, wear and/or usage. Simply a very attractive - and actually scarcely found! - NCO-type \'Sanitäter\'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: \'Oberfeldwebel der Sanitäts-Truppen\': it will be very hard to upgrade this nicely preserved and fully untouched pair!

Attractive - fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - mid-war-period- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - mid-war-period- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\' (ie. simple soldier who served within an army signals regiment or unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure 11,5 cms. sized in length - have the typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and have the neat (and desirable!) bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured and/or \'silk-like\'-type, piping, attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and do just show minimal age, wear and/or usage. Simply a very attractive - and scarcely found! - EM-type \'Nachrichten\'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\': it will be very hard to upgrade this superb pair!

Attractive - fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'M36 o. M40\'-type collar-patches (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') as piped in the darker-blue-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs\' This is a fully matching - and actually not that easily found! - pair of (I deem) early- (ie. mid-) war-period, WH (Heeres) 'M36 o. M40'-type collar-patches (ie. 'Einheitskragenspiegel') as piped in the darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly used by! - a: 'Soldat eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs' (or: simple soldier ie. NCO or medical orderly who served within a medical unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued-, used and most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The tabs have the desirable darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour signifying that they were intended for a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within a medical unit. The tabs are nicely 'pre-mounted' ie. machine-stitched onto a dark-green-coloured- and/or typical 'smooth' woolen-based background as more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair does show the neat, beige-white-coloured 'buckram'-based backings as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat 'M36'-type collar-tab-pair in one of the most desirable branchcolours ie. 'Waffenfarben' of the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht': I deem that this neat - and scarcely found! - 'Kragensiegel'-pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of WH (Kriegsmarine) neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderboards as was intended for an administrative-NCO with the rank of a: \'Stabsoberfeldwebel der Verwaltung\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of specific WH (Kriegsmarine) typical darker-blue-coloured and neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderboards as was intended for an administrative-NCO with the (high-NCO) rank of a: 'Stabsoberfeldwebel der Verwaltung' (ie. chief warrant-officer with an adminstrative function) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used and/or most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The pair has the typical, darker-blue-coloured- and woolen-based 'upperdecks' (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 10,8 cms. in length each and come as stated above mounted onto their smaller-sized tongues: as such they were intended for usage on a (regular) darker-blue-coloured- or even white-coloured summer-tunic. The boards show the (typical KM-styled, golden-toned) NCO-braid attached and show a (fully matching, bright-golden-toned) pair of so-called: 'Verwaltungs-Laufbahnzeichen' (ie. 'Ziffern') and six (silverish-toned, matching and/or equally-styled) pips period-attached, denoting the (highest) NCO's-rank of: 'Stabsoberfeldwebel der Verwaltung'. The pair is just a tiny bit tarnished ie. stained (simply caused by years of storage ie. moderate wear). The set originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive - and/or truly detailed! - WH Kriegsmarine ie. 'Marine-Beamten-related, NCO-type shoulderboard-pair that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - fully matching and not that easily found! - pair of \'cyphered\' (and I deem early-war-pattern!) WH (Kriegsmarine) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Küsten-Artillerie-Rgts. o. Abtlgs.\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\' (and I deem fairly early-war-period pattern), WH (Kriegsmarine) NCO-type shoulderstraps (as was specifically intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured navy tunics) as was specifically intended for - and most certainly worn by! - an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Küsten-Artillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' (ie. NCO and sergeant first-class who served within a naval-related, coastal-artillery unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are truly \'text-book\' in all facets and measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length (and have a width of 5,8 cms. as usual) - have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and come mounted onto their functional tongues. The straps shows a pair of (matching, zinc-based- and/or minimally tarnished) so-called: \'crossed anchor\'-cyphers (ie. Ziffern) and two pairs of (smaller-sized, matching and equally zinc-based) pips period-attached, denoting the NCOs rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\'. The set has naturally also the golden-coloured- (ie. \'standard\'-pattern) WH Kriegsmarine NCO-braid attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which originate from an old shoulderboard-collection I recently acquired - show some clear age and/or wear (they have been clearly tunic-removed and were moderately used). Simply a very attractive and neatly \'cyphered\', naval NCO\'-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage on the field-grey coloured attire: one the most attractive pairs in this particular rank I ever had on offer!

Attractive - fully matching and not that easily found!! - DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for a: \'DRK-Helfer\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and most certainly not that easily encountered! - DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des deutschen Rotes Kreuz') as was intended for a DRK-staff-member holding the rank of: 'DRK Helfer' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem issued- and/or worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The tabs are constructed of greyish-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen based cloth and are piped with (typical) silver-toned 'braid' and show the bright-red-enamelled (and fully undamaged) red-cross-devices period-attached (and have the beige-yellow-coloured 'Buckram'-based 'backings'). This neat DRK-insignia-set was never before part of a collection and came as such from a private household in Germany. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') collar-tab-set as was intended for a DRK-staffmember holding the rank of: 'DRK Helfer' and that is I deem priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - fully matching and not that easily found!! - DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for a: \'DRK-Helfer\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and most certainly not that easily encountered! - DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des deutschen Rotes Kreuz') as was intended for a DRK-staff-member holding the rank of: 'DRK Helfer' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem issued- and/or worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The tabs are constructed of greyish-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen based cloth and are piped with (typical) silver-toned 'braid' and show the bright-red-enamelled (and fully undamaged) red-cross-devices period-attached (and have the beige-yellow-coloured 'Buckram'-based 'backings'). This neat DRK-insignia-set was never before part of a collection and came as such from a private household in Germany. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') collar-tab-set as was intended for a DRK-staffmember holding the rank of: 'DRK Helfer' and that is I deem priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - fully matching and not that easily found!! - DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for a: \'DRK-Helfer\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and most certainly not that easily encountered! - DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des deutschen Rotes Kreuz') as was intended for a DRK-staff-member holding the rank of: 'DRK Helfer' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The tabs are constructed of greyish-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen based cloth and are piped with (typical) silver-toned 'braid' and show the bright-red-enamelled (and fully undamaged) red-cross-devices period-attached (and have the beige-yellow-coloured 'Buckram'-based 'backings'). This neat DRK-insignia-set was never before part of a collection and came as such from a private household in Germany: it came still 'stitched together' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') collar-tab-set as was intended for a DRK-staffmember holding the rank of: 'DRK Helfer' and that is I deem priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - fully matching and nowadays very hard to find! - pair of (I deem mid- ie. somewhat later war-period) green-piped, Waffen-SS EM-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann der Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - fully matching and nowadays very hard to find! - pair of (I deem mid- ie. somewhat later-war-period), green- (ie. 'grüner'-) piped, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'SS-Mann der Gebirgsjäger-Truppen' (ie. simple soldier who served within the Waffen-SS mountain-troops) and that comes in a very nice- (albeit I deem hardly used nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The straps have the neat and desirable (green- ie. 'grüner'-) coloured and 'silk-like'-type piping and show the black-coloured 'upperdecks' as to be expected: they have the field-grey-woolen-coloured 'underlays' and has the typical Waffen-SS-pattern- and/or: smaller-shaped tongues attached (as only observed on genuine, mid- and/or later-war Waffen-SS-pattern straps) and are approximately 11 cms. sized in length as more often seen. The pair - which is of the typical 'standard-issue'-production - was I deem hardly used: it does show some truly minimal wear and age (as can be seen on the pictures). As most certainly known are all Waffen-SS, EM-type straps to be considered rare and very hard to encounter: those matching EM-pairs as piped in the green-coloured (ie. 'Gebirgsjäger'-related) branchcolour even more so. Simply a very attractive and desirable pair of Waffen-SS 'Gebirgsjäger' EM-type-straps that comes in a truly wonderful condition: with certainty one of the nicest pairs I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive - fully matching and nowadays very hard to find! - pair of (I deem mid- ie. somewhat later war-period) green-piped, Waffen-SS EM-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann der Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - fully matching and nowadays very hard to find! - pair of (I deem mid- ie. somewhat later-war-period), and light-green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner'-) piped, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'SS-Mann der Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen' (ie. simple soldier who served within the Waffen-SS infantry-related rifle-troops) and that comes in a very nice- (albeit I deem just minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The straps have the neat and desirable (light-green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner'-) coloured and/or 'silk-like'-type piping and show the black-coloured 'upperdecks' as to be expected: they have the field-grey-woolen-coloured 'underlays' and has the typical Waffen-SS-pattern- and/or: smaller-shaped tongues attached (as only observed on genuine, mid- and/or later-war Waffen-SS-pattern straps) and are approximately 11 cms. sized in length as more often seen. The pair - which is of the typical 'standard-issue'-production - was I deem hardly used: it does show some truly minimal wear and age (as can be seen on the pictures). As most certainly known are all Waffen-SS, EM-type straps to be considered fairly rare and very hard to encounter: those matching EM-pairs as piped in the light-green-coloured (ie. 'Panzer-Grenadiere'-related) branchcolour even more so. Simply a very attractive and desirable pair of Waffen-SS 'Panzer-Grenadiere' EM-type-straps that comes in a truly wonderful condition: with certainty one of the nicest pairs I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive - fully matching and rarely seen! - pair of early-pattern, \'Hitlerjugend\' (HJ) \'Landjahr\' shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberkameradschaftsführer\' This is an attractive - fully matching and with certainty rarely encountered! - pair of truly early-pattern 'Hitlerjugend' (HJ) 'Landjahr' shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage by a 'Hitlerjugend'-member hodling the rank of: 'Oberkameradschaftsführer' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic- ie. shirt- removed-), condition. The pair was only moderately worn after which it was carefully shirt-removed and/or stored as such for decades. The neat (and truly very early-type (I deem to be dated around 1934!) shoulderstrap-pair is of the 'sew-in'-type (without having any tongues attached) and measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length each as more often. The pair is void of an RzM-etiket and is constructed from the typical light-brown-coloured linnen as to be expected. The straps show the neat (larger-sized- and/or Gothic-styled-) so-called: 'L'-characters, which are beautifully chain-stitched (done in so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') and that are executed in the typical light-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour signifying specific 'Landjahr' usage. Each strap shows a (smaller-sized- and I deem zinc-based) pip and a single stripe (ie. 'Lasche') of typical HJ-sized 'braid' attached, denoting the unusual rank of: 'Oberkameradschaftsführer'. They have the typical 'rayon-based'-type piping as to be expected. The straps never had any tongues and were (I deem) 'directly sewn on the shirt'. The purpose of the 'HJ-Landjahr', which was introduced in 1934, was to 'deepen the ties connecting the young people of urban areas with the land and peasentry'. As stated above have both straps clearly been used do both show some normal wear and/or aging. This shoulderstrap-pair was found together with the 'Landjahr-Gebietsdreieck' that I offer under number #50994: both items belonged to the same HJ-member who used and/or stored these for years.Simply an extremely rare set of youth-related 'Landjahr'-shoulderstraps: only the second such neat pair I ever had on offer. I deem that I priced this great pair according to its unmistaken rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely encountered - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - early- (ie. pre-) war-period (ie. \'M36\'/\'M40\'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Pionier-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - early- (ie. pre-) war-period ie. 'M36'/'M40'-pattern- and/or rounded-style, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Pionier-Truppen' (or: simple army-enigineers-soldier) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued albeit never used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green coloured- and/or 'smooth-woolen'-based 'upperdecks' - have the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured- (and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps measure approximately 11 cms. in length each. The straps - which are of the regular-issued - (ie. non-private-production-type!) - come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and come of course in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition, overall. The set shows - as stated above - some minimal storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a very attractive and with certainty desirable 'Pioniere'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair that was never before part of a collection: I do not exactly know for what reason but these 'simple' 'Soldat der Pionier-Truppen'-shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be considered 'very scarce'!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely encountered - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - early- (ie. pre-) war-period (ie. \'M36\'/\'M40\'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Pionier-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - early- (ie. pre-) war-period ie. 'M36'/'M40'-pattern- and/or rounded-style, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Pionier-Truppen' (or: simple army-enigineers-soldier) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued albeit never used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green coloured- and/or 'smooth-woolen'-based 'upperdecks' - have the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured- (and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps measure approximately 11 cms. in length each. The straps - which are of the regular-issued - (ie. non-private-production-type!) - come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and come of course in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition, overall. The set shows - as stated above - some minimal storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a very attractive and with certainty desirable 'Pioniere'-related enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-pair that was never before part of a collection: I do not exactly know for what reason but these 'simple' 'Soldat der Pionier-Truppen'-shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be considered 'very scarce'!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely encountered - pair of WH (Heeres), I deem early- (ie. pre-) war-period (ie. \'M36\'/\'M40\'-pattern- and/or rounded-style-) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Kav.- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres), I deem early- (ie. pre-) war-period ie. 'M36'/'M40'-pattern- and/or rounded-style, enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen' (or: simple cavalry- ie. reconnaisance-soldier) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, darker-green coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured- (and/or 'silk-like'-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps measure approximately 10,8 cms. in length each. The straps - which are of the regular-issued - (ie. non-private-production-type!) - come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and come of course in a nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition, overall. The set shows - as stated above - only moderate wear and/or age: they were clearly used and do show some minimal age, wear and/or staining: one of the tongues shows some minimal moth-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a very nice and with certainty desirable 'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs'-related enlisted-mens'-type pair that was never before part of a collection: I do not exactly know for what reason but these 'simple' 'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen'-shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be considered 'very scarce'!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards as intended for a: \'Hauptmann eines Panzer-Schützen-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\' WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards, as was piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann eines Panzer-Schützen-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: captain and/or gunner who served within a \'Panzer\'-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. presumably issued- albeit never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The shoulderboards are truly \'text-book\'-examples of the \'Heeres\'-type, \'Panzer\'-shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) \'upperdecks\'. The boards show the desirable (truly) bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the smooth-type wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached (they were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the sew-in-pattern) and measure approximately 12,2 cms. in length each. The boards just show some minimal age and/or wear only (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show a (matching) pair of neatly golden-toned- (regular-sized- and/or Gothic-styled) so-called: \'S\'-cyphers and four (identically-styled) pips period-attached, denoting that the officer who was issued this pair was a gunner ie. an officer who served within a: \'Panzer-Schützen-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'. All six devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina. These \'standard\'-model, officers\'-type shoulderboards could be used with the regular-style officers-tunics but could naturally also be worn on the specific black-woolen, \'Panzer\'-type \'wrap-around\'-tunics. It should be mentioned that these neatly \'cyphered\', \'Heeres\'-type \'Panzer\'-shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded \'scarce\': simply a very attractive officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: \'Hauptmann eines Panzer-Schützen-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' officers\'-type shoulderboards as intended for an: \'Oberleutnant eines Infanterie-Schützen-Abts. o. Rgts.\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards, as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberleutnant eines Infanterie-Schützen-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: lieutnant first-class and/or gunner who served within a specialised \'Infanterie\'-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly issued- and truly used- ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderboards are truly \'text-book\'-examples of the \'Heeres\'-type, \'Infanterie\'-shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) \'upperdecks\'. The boards show the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the smooth-type wool as to be expected). The boards come mounted onto their (typical smaller-sized) officers\'-pattern tongues and measure approximately 10,6 cms. in length each. The boards just show some moderate age and/or wear only (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show a (matching) pair of neatly golden-bronze-toned- (regular-sized- and/or Gothic-styled) so-called: \'S\'-cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\') and two (identically-styled but tarnished) pips period-attached, denoting that the officer who was issued this pair was a gunner ie. an officer who served within an: \'Infanterie-Schützen-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'. All four devices are just a bit stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina. The pair came with a set of (silver-toned- and pebbled-styled) \'Schraubknöpfe\' attached (as can be noticed on the pictures). It should be mentioned that these neatly \'cyphered\', \'Heeres\'-type \'Infanterie\'-shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded \'scarce\': simply a very attractive officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: \'Oberleutnant eines Infanterie-Schützen-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Kriegsmarine) officers\'-type shoulderboards (ie. \'Schulterstücke\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Kommodore (Ingenieur\') being a rank similar to: \'Oberst\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Kriegsmarine) neatly cyphered, officers\'-type shoulderboards (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Offiziere der Kriegsmarine\') as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Kommodore (Ingenieur\') (being a rank similar to: \'Oberst\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat shoulderboards - which \'upperdecks\' are executed in bright-silver-coloured so-called: \'braid\' - measure approx. 11,2 cms. in length each and show a white-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based \'underground\' as to be expected. The boards never had a tongue attached and were intended to be used on a (white-coloured) summer-tunic: the come mounted onto the neat \'Auf der Steg\'-mounting (the set was with certainty once worn and was clearly tunic-removed - as can be seen on the pictures). The boards do both show a (golden-toned- and/or typical \'Buntmetall\'-based) \'steering-wheel\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\') and two (equally-styled!) pips each period-attached and were thus intended for a (high-ranked!) officer holding the rank of: \'Kommodore (Ingenieur\') which rank can be compared with an army \'Oberst\' (or full colonel). The boards truly show extraordinary detail and are great example of the employed craftmenship used in the days. The pair is just a tiny bit tarnished ie. stained (simply caused by years of storage ie. moderate wear). The pair originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a very attractive - and/or truly detailed! - high-ranked WH (Kriegsmarine) officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair: this is just the first such pair I ever had on offer!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderboards as was intended for a medium-ranked, administrative-official (ie. NCO) having the rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\' (ie.: \'Beambter des mittleren Dienstes\') The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - shoulderboard-pair - which was intended for usage by a medium-ranked, Luftwaffe-related NCO having the comparable rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel' (or: sergeant first-class) - is constructed from the specific, greenish-coloured- and/or: smooth-like- (ie. moleskin-type-) wool and does have the (typical-) bluish-grey- and/or: silver-coloured (twisted) upperdecks as per regulation (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards which are (I deem) only minimally used show four (identical- and typical zinc-based-) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Beambter der Luftwaffe des mittleren Dienstes im Oberfeldwebels-rang'. The boards also show the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured 'Zwischenfarbe' (or: secondary branchcolour) attached, denoting the soldiers- ie. NCOs specific function- and/or tasking. The boards never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended (and used) as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The shoulderboard-pair originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors-hands: they do show some truly minimal age and/or staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. It should be noted that these Luftwaffe-related, NCO-type shoulderboards as were intended for medium-ranked administrative-officials ie. 'Beambter des mittleren Dienstes im Oberfeldwebelsrang' can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. I deem that this attractive pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderboards as was intended for a medium-ranked, administrative-official (ie. NCO) having the rank of: \'Unterfeldwebel\' (ie.: \'Beambter des mittleren Dienstes\') The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - shoulderboard-pair - which was intended for usage by a medium-ranked, Luftwaffe-related NCO having the comparable rank of: 'Unterfeldwebel' (or: junior-sergeant) - is constructed from the specific, greenish-coloured- and/or: smooth-like- (ie. moleskin-type-) wool and does have the (typical-) bluish-grey- and/or: silver-coloured (twisted) upperdecks as per regulation (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards which are (I deem) only minimally used are void of any pips denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Beambter der Luftwaffe des mittleren Dienstes im Unterfeldwebels-rang'. The boards also show the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured 'Zwischenfarbe' (or: secondary branchcolour) attached, denoting the soldiers- ie. NCOs specific function- and/or tasking. The boards come mounted onto their functional tongues and originated from a private household in Germany: they were never before in collectors-hands. The pair does show some truly minimal age and/or staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. It should be noted that these Luftwaffe-related, NCO-type shoulderboards as were intended for medium-ranked administrative-officials ie. 'Beambter des mittleren Dienstes im Unterfeldwebelsrang' can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. I deem that this attractive pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderboards as was intended for a medium-ranked-, administrative-official (ie. NCO) having the rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\' (ie.: \'Beambter des mittleren Dienstes\') The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - shoulderboard-pair - which was intended for usage by a medium-ranked, Luftwaffe-related NCO having the comparable rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel' (or: sergeant first-class) - is constructed from the specific, greenish-coloured- and/or: smooth-like- (ie. moleskin-type-) wool and does have the (typical-) bluish-grey- and/or: silver-coloured (twisted) upperdecks as per regulation (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards which are (I deem) only minimally used show four (identical- and aluminium-based-) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Beambter der Luftwaffe des mittleren Dienstes im Oberfeldwebels-rang'. The boards also show the bright-red- (ie. 'roter'-) coloured 'Zwischenfarbe' (or: secondary branchcolour) attached, denoting the soldiers- ie. NCOs specific function- and/or tasking. The boards never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended (and used) as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The shoulderboard-pair - that came with its attached pair of metal-based 'screw-on'-buttons as found originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors-hands: they do show some truly minimal age and/or staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. It should be noted that these Luftwaffe-related, NCO-type shoulderboards as were intended for medium-ranked administrative-officials ie. 'Beambter des mittleren Dienstes im Oberfeldwebelsrang' can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. I deem that this attractive pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely encountered! - \'cyphered\' pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as intended for a: \'Leutnant eines Panzer-Schützen-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of neatly 'cyphered' WH (Heeres) officers'-type shoulderboards, as was piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant eines Panzer-Schützen-Abteilungs o. Regiments' (or: lieutnant and/or gunner who served within a 'Panzer'-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. presumably issued- albeit never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The shoulderboards are truly 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type, 'Panzer'-shoulderboards and have the greyish-silver- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) 'upperdecks'. The boards show the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour (and were constructed from the smooth-type wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached (they were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the sew-in-pattern) and measure approximately 11 cms. in length each. The boards just show some minimal storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show a (matching) pair of neatly golden-toned- (regular-sized- and/or Gothic-styled) so-called: 'S'-cyphers attached, denoting that the officer who was issued this pair was a gunner ie. an officer who served within a: 'Panzer-Schützen-Abteilungs o. Regiments'. Both devices are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished but have preserved a fine and fairly bright- (and/or quite shiny) age-patina. These 'standard'-model, officers'-type shoulderboards could be used with the regular-style officers-tunics but could naturally also be worn on the specific black-woolen, 'Panzer'-type 'wrap-around'-tunics. It should be mentioned that these neatly 'cyphered', 'Heeres'-type 'Panzer'-shoulderboards are actually quite hard to come by and can easily be graded 'scarce': simply a very attractive officers'-type shoulderboard-pair that belonged to an: 'Leutnant eines Panzer-Schützen-Abteilungs o. Regiments'!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely found! - pair of early-pattern, \'Hitlerjugend\' (HJ) \'Landjahr\'-shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage by a: HJ-member with the rank of: \'Kameradschaftsführer\' This is an attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely found! - pair of early-pattern and neatly 'cyphered', 'Hitlerjugend' (HJ) so-called: 'Landjahr'-shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage by a: HJ-member with the rank of: 'Kameradschaftsführer' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic- ie. shirt-removed-) condition. The pair was - I deem - hardly worn after which it was carefully shirt-removed and/or stored as such for decades. The neat (and truly early-type I deem to be dated around 1934/1935) shoulderstrap-pair is of the 'sew-in'-type (without having tongues) and measures approximately 11,5 cms. in length each. The set is void of an 'RzM'-etiket (although one of the pieces shows some glue-remains of once having had such a tag as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps - which are constructed from the typical light-brown-coloured, linnen-based cloth as to be expected - show the neat (larger-sized- and/or Gothic-styled) so-called: 'L'-characters (ie. cyphers) which are beautifully chain-stitched (done in so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') and are executed in the typical bright-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour signifying specific 'Landjahr'-usage. Each strap shows, moreover, a single, alumimium-based pip attached, denoting the rank of: 'Kameradschaftsführer'. They have the typical 'rayon-based'-type piping as to be expected. The purpose of the 'HJ-Landjahr', which was introduced in 1934, was to 'deepen the ties connecting the young people of urban areas with the land and peasentry'. As stated above have both straps clearly been used as such do both show some normal wear and/or aging. Simply a very attractive pair of youth-related 'Landjahr'-shoulderstraps: only the third such neat pair ever had on offer. I deem that I priced this great pair according to its unmistaken rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M40 o. M43\'-pattern) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat einer Sanitäts-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - early- (ie. mid-) war-period (ie. \'M40 o. M43\'-pattern) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a soldat (ie. medical-orderly) who served within a: \'Heeres Sanitäts-Abteilung\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat straps are just moderately used and/or worn and do show some minimal wear, age and/or staining but are void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the desirable darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured- and/or \'silk-like\'-type piping and measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each. The pieces come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is constructed from the typical field-grey-coloured wool and is with certainty a: \'standard-issued\'- (ie. non-tailor-made) pair. These type of shoulderstraps are of the typical early- ie. mid-war-period pattern straps and were worn in the period around 1940/1943 (and were \'worn-out\' even during the rest of the war). This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - \'Sanitäter\'-related EM-type \'Heeres\' shoulderstrap-pair: I deem that I priced this attractive pair according to its overall very nice and totally untouched condition!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - early- (ie. mid-) war-period- (ie. \'M41/M43\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Uffz. einer Sanitäts-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - early- (ie. mid-) war-period (ie. \'M41/M43\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an NCO (ie. \'Unteroffizier\' or: junior-sergeant ie. medical-orderly) who served within a: \'Heeres Sanitäts-Abteilung\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat straps are just moderately used and/or worn and do show some minimal wear, age and/or staining but are void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the desirable darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured- and/or \'silk-like\'-type piping and measure approximately 11,9 cms. in length each. The pieces show the \'standard\'-pattern (somewhat sub-dued) silverish-grey-coloured, NCO-braid period-attached (by hand-stitching!) and come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is constructed from the typical field-grey-coloured wool and is with certainty a: \'standard-issued\'- (ie. non-tailor-made) pair. These type of shoulderstraps are of the typical early- ie. mid-war-period pattern straps and were worn in the period around 1941/1943 (and were \'worn-out\' even during the rest of the war). This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - \'Sanitäter\'-related NCO-type \'Heeres\' shoulderstrap-pair: I deem that I priced this attractive pair according to its overall very nice and totally untouched condition!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - mid-war-period- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - mid-war-period- (ie. 'M43'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen' (ie. junior-sergeant who served within an army tank- ie. anti-tank-regiment or unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure 11,5 cms. sized in length each - have the typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have the neat (and desirable!) bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured- and/or 'silk-like'-type, piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show the (typical standard-issue-pattern, silver-toned) NCO-braid attached and come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues (which are somewhat different in execution) and do show minimal age, wear and/or usage. Simply a very attractive - and scarcely found! - NCO-type 'Panzer'-related shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to an: 'Unteroffizier der Panzer- o. Panzerjäger-Truppen': it will be hard to upgrade this untouched pair!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Veterinäre\'-related, so-called: regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Schulterstück-Übershuben\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Veterinär-Abteilungs 12\' The attractive - and/or fully matching! - pair is neatly 'machine-stitched'-embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei') in typical darker-red- (ie. 'karmesinroter'-) coloured wool and does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining. This particular pair originated from a larger cloth- and/or: shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that this darker-red- (ie. 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour is one of the hardest to encounter 'Waffenfarben' within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. Simply an attractive pair of 'Veterinäre'-related- (ie. army-veterinarian-) related 'Übershuben' that is - I deem - accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of 'karmesinroter'-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Veterinäre\'-related, so-called: regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Schulterstück-Übershuben\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Veterinär-Abteilungs 12\' I recently found two - fully matching and identical! - pairs of the WH (Heeres) \'Veterinäre\'-related, so-called: regimental shoulderstrap-\'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Schulterstück-Übershuben\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Veterinär-Abteilungs 12\' and that come both in a wonderful- (and I deem simply never worn- nor used-), condition. Both pairs are neatly \'machine-stitched\'-embroidered (by means of so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\') in the typical darker-red- (ie. \'karmesinroter\'-) coloured wool and do both show some minimal storage-age only. It should be noted that this darker-red- (ie. \'karmesinroter\'-) coloured branchcolour is one of the hardest to encounter \'Waffenfarben\' within the entire \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'. My asking-price is naturally intended per single pair. Simply an attractive pair of \'Veterinäre\'-related- (ie. army-veterinarian-) related \'Übershuben\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced: great to \'decorate\' a pair of \'karmesinroter\'-piped \'Heeres\'-shoulderstraps or ideally fitted to keep in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely seen! - pair of (IMO early-war period-) WH (Heeres) \'M36\'-type collar-patches (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') as piped in the black-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Pioniertruppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching and actually scarcely seen! - pair of (IMO early-war period-) WH (Heeres) 'M36'-type, EM/NCO-pattern collar-patches (ie. 'Einheitskragenspiegel') as was piped in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Pioniertruppen' (or soldier ie. NCO who served within an army-engineer unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used- and worn- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The tabs have the desirable black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured, signifying that they were intended for a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within an engineer unit (ie. 'Pionier-Abteilung'). The tabs (which are a bit dirty ie. stained) are nicely 'pre-mounted'- (ie. machine-stitched) on a dark-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based background as more often seen (see pictures). The pair shows the neat 'buckram'-based backing as is more often encountered (and does show the stitching-remains of having been once tunic-attached). Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat 'M36'-type collar-tab-set that is piped in not the most frequently encountered branchcolour!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely seen! - pair of (IMO early-war period-) WH (Heeres) \'M36\'-type collar-patches (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') as piped in the bright-yellow branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching and actually scarcely seen! - pair of (IMO early-war period-) WH (Heeres) 'M36'-type, EM/NCO-pattern collar-patches (ie. 'Einheitskragenspiegel') as was piped in the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen' (or soldier ie. NCO who served within an army-signals unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used- and worn- and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The tabs have the desirable bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured piping, signifying that they were intended for a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within an army signals-unit (ie. 'Nachrichten-Abteilung'). The tabs (which are a bit dirty ie. stained) are nicely 'pre-mounted'- (ie. machine-stitched) on a dark-green-coloured- and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based background as more often seen (see pictures). The pair shows the neat 'buckram'-based backing as is more often encountered (and does show the stitching-remains of having been once tunic-attached). Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat 'M36'-type collar-tab-set that is piped in not the most frequently encountered branchcolour!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely seen! - pair of N.S.K.K. (or: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') showing a horizontally-mounted, N.S.K.K.-eagle-device This is an attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of N.S.K.K. (or: 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') showing a horizontally-mounted- (and/or: aluminium-based-) N.S.K.K.-eagle-device attached that comes in an overall very nice (IMO virtually mint- ie. never tunic-attached-), condition. Both tabs are executed in the smooth-woolen-based- and black-coloured cloth and are each nicely 'backed' with beige-white-coloured- and 'buckram'-based material (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these interesting collar-tabs were also worn by the various European N.S.K.K.-volunteers (from for example Belgium, France and the Netherlands). An example of a similar collar-tab is also figured in the Bender reference-book entitled: 'Foreign Legions of the Third Reich - Volume 2: Belgium, Great Britain, Holland, Italy and Spain' by David Littlejohn: it is pictured on the top of page 207 of this excellent book. Simply an attractive N.S.K.K.- (or: 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps'-) related collar-tab-pair: only the first such neat pair I did ever had on offer!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M36-/M40\'-pattern- and \'rounded styled-\') \'shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period, so-called: 'M36-/M40'-pattern- (rounded-styled), NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army mountain-troops-regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The regular-sized shoulderstraps - which are approximately 10,5 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, (truly!) smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps - which have the the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured- and/or (typical) 'rayon'-type piping attached - shows the (silverish- ie. somewhat greyish-coloured) NCO-braid attached (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is a typical pair that originated from a private tailor-shop. The neat straps - which came mounted onto their functional (albeit truly smaller-sized) tongues - show as stated above some minimal usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'Gebirgsjäger'-related, WH (Heeres) shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce'. This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or: early-war-period, and/or 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments'!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M36-/M40\'-pattern- and \'rounded styled-\') \'shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period, so-called: \'M36-/M40\'-pattern- (rounded-styled), NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army mountain-troops-regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The regular-sized shoulderstraps - which are approximately 11,4 cms. sized in length - have the \'standard-type\'- and/or darker-green-coloured and smooth-woolen-based \'upperdecks\'. The straps - which have the the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured- and/or (typical) woolen-type piping attached - shows the (silverish- ie. somewhat greyish-coloured) NCO-braid attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat straps - which came mounted onto their functional (and unusually rib-cord-based!) tongues - show as stated above some minimal usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all \'Gebirgsjäger\'-related, WH (Heeres) shoulderstraps can easily be regarded \'fairly scarce\'. This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older \'Gebirgjäger\'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or: early-war-period, and/or \'Heeres\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\'!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M36-/M40\'-pattern- and \'rounded styled-\') \'shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period, so-called: 'M36-/M40'-pattern- (rounded-styled), NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army mountain-troops-regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The regular-sized shoulderstraps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured and smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps - which have the the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured- and/or (desirable!) 'silk-like'-type piping attached - shows the (silverish- ie. somewhat greyish-coloured) NCO-braid attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat straps - which came mounted onto their functional tongues - show as stated above moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). Of interest is, moreover, the fact that one of the tongues shows two (very unusually seen!) sewn 'button-holes' (this might have been done in order to hold a shooting-lanyard or is someting that is caused by having been constructed from 'left-over'-parts. It should be noted that all 'Gebirgsjäger'-related, WH (Heeres) shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive and/or: early-war-period, and/or 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier eines Gebirgsjäger-Regiments'!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M40- o. M43\'-pattern) shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Regiments\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period, so-called: \'M40- o. M43\'-pattern NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier eines Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Regiments\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within an army mountain-troops-regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The regular-sized shoulderstraps - which are approximately 11,8 cms. sized in length - have the \'standard-type\'- and/or field-grey-coloured and woolen-based \'upperdecks\'. The straps - which have the the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured- and/or (desirable!) \'silk-like\'-type piping attached - shows the (silverish- ie. somewhat yellowish-coloured) NCO-braid attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat straps - which came mounted onto their functional tongues - show as stated above moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present: moreover, are both straps a bit faded caused by moderate usage and wear). It should be noted that all \'Gebirgsjäger o. Jäger\'-related, WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps can easily be regarded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply an attractive and/or: early- (ie. mid-) war-period, \'Heeres\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier eines Gebirgsjäger- o. Jäger-Regiments\'!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M40-/M43\'-pattern) shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel eines Heeres Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period, so-called: 'M40-/M43'-pattern NCO-type shoulderstraps having the neat bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel eines Heeres Nachrichten-Abteilungs' (or: sergeant who served within an army-signals unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 10,7 cms. in length each - have the 'standard-type'- and/or field-grey-coloured, woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps - which have the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured- and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached - show the ('standard-issue'-pattern, silverish-grey-coloured ie. somewhat 'sub-dued') NCO-braid attached and do show a matching pair of (regular-sized- and tarnished 'Buntmetall'-based) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which came mounted onto their functional tongues - shows as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). Simply an attractive and/or: mid-war-period, 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel eines Heeres Nachrichten-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M40-/M43\'-pattern) shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Uffz. u. Offiziers-Anwärter eines Heeres Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' This is an attractive - and fully matching and actually scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period, so-called: 'M40-/M43'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps having the neat bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier u. Offiziers-Anwärter eines Heeres Nachrichten-Abteilungs' (or: junior-sergeant and officers'-candidate who served within an army-signals unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - have the 'standard-type'- and/or field-grey-coloured, woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps - which have the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured- and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached - show the ('standard-issue'-pattern, bluish-grey-coloured ie. typically 'sub-dued') NCO-braid attached and do show a neat pair of 'double-sized' slip-ons (ie. 'Laschen') period-attached denoting that the NCO who wore this pair was an: 'Offiziers-Anwärter' ie. officers'-candidate (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which came mounted onto their functional tongues - shows as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). Simply an attractive and/or: mid-war-period, 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Unteroffizier u. Offiziers-Anwärter eines Heeres Nachrichten-Abteilungs'!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M40-/M43\'-pattern) shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Uffz. u. Offiziers-Anwärter eines Infanterie-Regiments\' This is a very attractive - and fully matching and actually scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period, so-called: \'M40-/M43\'-pattern, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was speicifically intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: \'Unteroffizier u. Offiziers-Anwärter eines Infanterie-Regiments\' (or: junior-sergeant and officers\'-candidate who served within an army-infantry unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each - have the \'standard-type\'- and/or field-grey-coloured, woolen-based \'upperdecks\'. The straps - which have the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached - show the (\'standard-issue\'-pattern, bluish-grey-coloured ie. typically \'sub-dued\') NCO-braid attached and do show a neat pair of \'double-sized\' slip-ons (ie. \'Laschen\') period-attached (which are executed in silverish-blue NCO-braid) denoting that the NCO who wore this pair was an: \'Offiziers-Anwärter\' ie. officers\'-candidate (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which came naturally mounted onto their functional tongues - show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). Simply an attractive and/or: mid-war-period, \'Heeres\'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier u. Offiziers-Anwärter eines Infanterie-Regiments\'!

Attractive - fully matching and scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel der Flg. o. Fallschirmtruppen u. Mitglied einer LW-Kriegsschule\' The attractive - fully matching and actually fairly scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps is piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such specifically intended for a: \'Feldwebel der Flg. o. Fallschirmtruppen u. Mitglied einer LW-Kriegsschule\' (or: sergeant and member within one of the Luftwaffe-related war-schools) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The pair - that shows the neat golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\') coloured and desirable silk-like-type piping attached - originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered (and comes mounted onto its functional tongues as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps measure approximately 11 cms. in length and show a neat pair of (fully matching, Gothic-styled, silverish-toned and/or typical aluminium-based) so-called: \'KS\'-cyphers (ie. \'Ziffern\') and a pair of (identically-styled) pips attached. Moreover, do the straps show the regular-styled, silverish-toned LW-pattern NCO-braid attached and came with a pair of (\'pebbled\'-styled, bluish-coloured and steel-based) buttons attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was - as stated above - just minimally worn and used and does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that all LW-type, \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are not that often offered for sale. Simply an attractive and neatly \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Feldwebel der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen u. Mitglied einer LW-Kriegsschule\'!

Attractive - fully matching and scarely found! - pair of WH (Kriegsmarine) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Küsten-Artillerie\') as was intended for usage by an: \'Offizier der Küsten-Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and fully matching and actually very hard to find! - pair of 'standard-issue'-pattern and neatly hand-embroidered, officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere') as piped in the golden-yellow (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: 'Offizier der Küsten-Artillerie-Truppen' (or: officer who served within naval coastal-artillery unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. presumably once tunic-attached-), condition. The golden-yellow piped pair - which is neatly 'backed' with beige-coloured carton-based material as more often observed - is neatly hand-embroidered in greyish-silverish-coloured 'braid': moreover, does the pair show two inked 'Reichsbetriebsnummer' (that reads: 'RB.Nr. 0/0362/0105' as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was presumably once tunic-attached (by means of hand-stitching) and was carefully tunic-removed: it shows some truly minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and truly not that easily found! - collar-tab-pair that was intended for an: 'Offizier der Küsten-Artillerie-Truppen' and that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive - fully matching and truly scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - mid-war-period- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - mid-war-period- (ie. 'M43'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable bright-green- (ie. 'wiesen- o. hellgrüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Unteroffizier der Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen' (ie. junior-sergeant and/or NCO who served within an infantry-related, so-called: rifle-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn- and minimally moth-damaged-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure 11,7 cms. sized in length - have the typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and have the neat (and desirable!) bright-green- (ie. 'wiesen- o. hellgrüner'-) coloured- and/or 'silk-like'-type, piping, attached (as can be noticed on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and do show obvious wear, usage and/or moderate age (the set shows some moth-damage that is only visible on its backs). The straps show the 'standard'-type, silverish-coloured 'Heeres'-NCO-braid period-attached denoting that the bearer held the rank of: 'Unteroffizier'. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - NCO-type 'Panzergrenadiere'-shoulderstrap-pair that comes in a truly worn- and untouched condition!

Attractive - fully matching and truly scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - mid-war-period- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) - I deem - mid-war-period- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern-) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the desirable bright-green- (ie. \'wiesen- o. hellgrüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Unteroffizier der Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' (ie. junior-sergeant and/or NCO who served within an infantry-related, so-called: rifle-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure 11,9 cms. sized in length - have the typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and have the neat (and desirable!) bright-green- (ie. \'wiesen- o. hellgrüner\'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type, piping, attached (as can be noticed on the pictures). The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and do show obvious wear, usage and/or moderate age (as can be noticed on the pictures). The straps show the \'standard\'-type, bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. truly \'sub-dued\') \'Heeres\'-NCO-braid period-attached denoting that the bearer held the rank of: \'Unteroffizier\' (ie. junior-sergeant). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - NCO-type \'Panzergrenadiere\'-shoulderstrap-pair that comes in a truly worn- and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive - fully matching and truly scarcely seen! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for a: \'Feldwebel einer Luftwaffen-Waffenschule\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and actually scarce;y seen! - pair of of neatly 'cyphered' WH (Luftwaffe), NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for a: 'Feldwebel einer Luftwaffen-Waffenschule' (or: sergeant who served within one of the LW-related weapon-schools) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately worn- and/or clearly used), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 10,8 cms. in length each and that come naturally mounted on their functional tongues - are as stated above piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and have the desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show - next to the silver-coloured- (ie. somewhat sub-dued-) type NCO-braid - a matching pair of the neat (matching, aluminium-based- and/or: 'Gothic'-styled) so-called: 'WS'-cyphers and two (larger-sized and equally aluminium-based) pips attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Feldwebel' (ie. sergeant). The straps were - I deem - moderately worn and used: they show moderate age, wear and staining but are void of any real damage or alike. This pair originated from a small lot of 'cyphered' LW-straps and boards that I recently acquired for the web-site: it should, moreover, be noted that all 'cyphered' LW-straps are truly very hard to encounter. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and scarcely seen! - NCO-type, LW-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for a: 'Feldwebel einer Luftwaffen-Waffenschule'!

Attractive - fully matching and truly scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid-war-period- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel des Divisionsstabs des 1. Infanterie-Division\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and truly scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) mid-war-period- (ie. 'M43'-pattern) neatly 'cyphered' NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty used and worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel des Divisionsstabs des 1. Infanterie-Division' (or: sergeant who served within the divisional-headquarters of the infantry-division numbered: '1') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern-, field-grey-coloured- and/or: woolen-based 'upperdecks' - have the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured- and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive straps - which measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length each - come mounted onto their functional tongues and come as stated above in an overall nice, ie. fully 'text-book'-condition overall. The straps are clear examples of a 'standard-issued'-pattern pair and show a pair of (matching, silver-toned- and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'D'-cyphers and/or '1'-numerals attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this, has this strap the silverish-grey-toned (ie. sub-dued) NCO-braid and a single (also 'Buntmetall'-based) pip each attached denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Feldwebel' (or sergeant). The pair shows some obvious age, wear and or staining but is fully undamaged. Simply a neat occasion to acquire an attractive and desirable NCO-type, 'M43'-pattern and neatly 'cyphered', 'Infanterie'-related 'Divisionsstab'-shoulderstrap-pair!

Attractive - fully matching and truly scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe), EM-type- and typical \'tailor-made\' shoulderstraps as piped in the white-coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Hermann Göring-Division\' This a very attractive - fully matching and actually hard to encounter! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Hermann Göring-Division\' (or: simple soldier who served within a unit belonging to the famous \'Hermann Göring-Division\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- albeit hardly worn- nor used-), condition. The attractive shoulderstraps - which are typical tailor-made-pieces that were entirely constructed from boiled-wool - measure approximately 11,7 cms. in length each and come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues: they are in all facets \'text-book\'- (and privately-purchased!) examples and come in a very nice condition overall. The straps - which have the woolen-type piping attached - do not show any defaults whatsoever: just some moderate age and wear is noticable and/or present. It should, moreover, be noted that the white \'Luftwaffe\' branchcolour is not the most commonly encountered branchcolour to encounter. This attractive shoulderstrap-pair was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection: it once belonged to a: \'Soldat der Hermann Göring-Division\' who was most certainly issued and used this pair and stored it as such for decades!

Attractive - fully matching and unusually smaller-sized! - pair of WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M41- ie. M43\'-pattern, EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - fully matching and unusally smaller-sized! - pair of WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type, so-called: \'M41/M43\'-pattern-shoulderstraps as was piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: simple soldier who served within a motorised artillery-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and/or: most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which are quite small-sized and that measure approximately 9 cms. sized in length each - have the \'standard-type\'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were only moderately used- and/or worn and do show some moderate staining and/or age simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongues. This neat pair originates from an older shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive \'Heeres\'-related EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\': it can excellently be used to complete or restore a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Sturmgeschütze\'- (ie. wrap-around-) tunic. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'!

Attractive - fully matching and unusually smaller-sized! - pair of WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M41- ie. M43\'-pattern, EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' This is an attractive - fully matching and unusally smaller-sized! - pair of WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type, so-called: \'M41/M43\'-pattern-shoulderstraps as was piped in the typical bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' (or: simple soldier who served within a motorised artillery-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-, worn- and/or: most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat straps - which measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - have the \'standard-type\'- and/or typical field-grey-coloured- and woolen based \'upperdecks\' and show the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/ordesirable \'silk-lilke-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were only moderately used- and/or worn and do show some moderate staining and/or age simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair comes naturally mounted onto its functional tongues. This neat pair originates from an older shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive \'Heeres\'-related EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm-)Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\': it can excellently be used to complete or restore a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Sturmgeschütze\'- (ie. wrap-around-) tunic. Simply an attractive shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: \'Soldat eines (Sturm)-Artillerie-Abteilungs o. Regiments\'!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty not that easily found! - pair of DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') EM-type (ie. 1938-pattern) shoulderboards as was intended for a DRK-enlisted-man holding the rank of a: \'DRK Haupthelfer\' This is an attractive - fully matching and most certainly not that easily encountered! - pair of of (typical) dove-grey-based and/or white piped, DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') enlisted-mens'-type shoulderboards (being of the final pattern as was introduced in the year 1938 and that was used throughout the war) as was specifically intended for a DRK-soldier holding the rank of: 'DRK Haupthelfer' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally worn- ie. presumably once tunic-attached-), condition. The attractive shoulderboards - which never had any tongues attached and that were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type - measure approximately 12,3 cms. in length each and come in a wonderful condition, overall. They are constructed from the typical (dove-greyish- coloured) 'velvet'-like wool and have the white-coloured (and woolen-type) piping attached: moreover, do they show two silver-toned bars (attached to the sides) and a pair of (matching, silver-toned- and/or typical aluminium) pips period-attached denoting the rank of: 'DRK Haupthelfer' (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps just show some minimal age but are totally void of any damage or alike. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap-set as was intended for a DRK-staff-member holding the rank of: 'DRK Haupthelfer' and that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty not that easily found! - pair of DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') officers\'-type (ie. pre-1935-pattern) shoulderboards as was intended for a DRK-officer holding the rank of a: \'DRK Hauptführer\' This is an attractive - fully matching and most certainly not that easily encountered! - pair of of (typical) dove-grey-piped, DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') officers'-type shoulderboards (being of the first pattern as was used before the year 1935) as was specifically intended for a DRK-officer holding the rank of: 'DRK Hauptführer' (comparable with a 'Hauptmann' ie. captains' -rank) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally worn- ie. presumably once tunic-attached-), condition. The unusually seen thin-shaped shoulderboards - which never had any tongues attached and that were clearly intended to be used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type - measure approximately 12 cms. in length each and come in a wonderful condition, overall. They are constructed from the typical (dove-greyish- coloured) 'velvet'-like wool and have the silver-toned- and braid-based 'upperdecks': moreover, do they show two pairs of (matching, golden-toned- and/or typical early-period- and 'flower-shaped') pips period-attached denoting the rank of: 'DRK Hauptführer' (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps just show some minimal age but are totally void of any damage or alike. Simply a very attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') officers'-type shoulderstrap-set as was intended for a DRK-officer holding the rank of: 'DRK Hauptführer' and that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty rarely found! - bright-green-coloured pair of WH (Luftwaffe) EM/NCO-pattern collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely found! - typical bright-green-coloured pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat o. Unteroffizier der LW-Felddivisionen\' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used and/or presumably once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW-Felddivisionen\') are executed in bright-green-coloured (and smooth- ie. \'moleskin\'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or even NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: \'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen\' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). The patches show three (greyish-coloured- and/or: zinc-based) gulls each attached and show a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and desirable LW \'Felddivisionen\'-collar-tab-pair that is actually rarely encountered: I deem that I have priced this rarely seen and attractive LW-collartab-pair accordingly!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty rarely found! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-green piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty not that easily found! - typical bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-green-piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem presumably issued albeit never used- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW-Felddivisionen') are executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or even NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or : later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches show a single (silverish-grey-coloured- and/or: zinc-based) gull attached and show a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or typical 'buckram'-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are, moreover, nicely piped with bright-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'silk'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified 'Jäger'-related usage. Simply a very attractive and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually scarcely encountered: I deem that I have priced this scarcely seen and attractive LW-collartab-pair accordingly!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty rarely found! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-green piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty not that easily found! - typical bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-green-piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem presumably issued albeit never used- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW-Felddivisionen') are executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or even NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or : later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches show four, identical (silverish-grey-coloured- and/or: zinc-based) gulls period-attached and show a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or typical 'buckram'-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are, moreover, nicely piped with bright-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured piping (which is executed in the typical rayon-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified 'Jäger'-related usage. Simply a very attractive and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually scarcely encountered: I deem that I have priced this scarcely seen and attractive LW-collartab-pair accordingly!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty rarely found! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-green piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty not that easily found! - typical bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-green-piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem presumably issued albeit never used- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW-Felddivisionen') are executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or even NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or : later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches show a single, identical (silverish-grey-coloured- and/or: zinc-based) gull period-attached and show a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or typical 'buckram'-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are, moreover, nicely piped with bright-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured piping (which is executed in the typical rayon-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified 'Jäger'-related usage. Simply a very attractive and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually scarcely encountered: I deem that I have priced this scarcely seen and attractive LW-collartab-pair accordingly!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty rarely found! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-green piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty not that easily found! - typical bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-green-piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem presumably issued albeit never used- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW-Felddivisionen') are executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or even NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or : later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches show a single (silverish-grey-coloured- and/or: zinc-based) gull attached and show a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or typical 'buckram'-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are, moreover, nicely piped with bright-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'silk'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified 'Jäger'-related usage. Simply a very attractive and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually scarcely encountered: I deem that I have priced this scarcely seen and attractive LW-collartab-pair accordingly!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty rarely found! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-green piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty not that easily found! - typical bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-green-piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften der Luftwaffe') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem presumably issued albeit never used- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW-Felddivisionen') are executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or even NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or : later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches show a single (silverish-grey-coloured- and/or: zinc-based) gull attached and show a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or typical 'buckram'-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are, moreover, nicely piped with bright-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'silk'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified 'Jäger'-related usage. Simply a very attractive and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually scarcely encountered: I deem that I have priced this scarcely seen and attractive LW-collartab-pair accordingly!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty rarely found! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-green piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty not that easily found! - typical bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-green-piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften der Luftwaffe\') as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem presumably issued albeit never used- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW-Felddivisionen\') are executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. \'moleskin\'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or even NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: \'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen\' (or: later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches show a single (silverish-grey-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based) gull attached and show a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or typical \'buckram\'-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are, moreover, nicely piped with bright-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured piping (which is executed in the neat \'silk\'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified \'Jäger\'-related usage. Simply a very attractive and desirable LW \'Felddivisionen\'-collar-tab-pair that is actually scarcely encountered: I deem that I have priced this scarcely seen and attractive LW-collartab-pair accordingly!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty rarely found! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-green piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty not that easily found! - typical bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-green-piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften der Luftwaffe\') as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem presumably issued albeit never used- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW-Felddivisionen\') are executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. \'moleskin\'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or even NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: \'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen\' (or: later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches show a single (silverish-grey-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based) gull attached and show a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or typical \'buckram\'-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are, moreover, nicely piped with bright-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured piping (which is executed in the neat \'silk\'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified \'Jäger\'-related usage. Simply a very attractive and desirable LW \'Felddivisionen\'-collar-tab-pair that is actually scarcely encountered: I deem that I have priced this scarcely seen and attractive LW-collartab-pair accordingly!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty rarely found! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-pink piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for a: \'Panzer-Soldat o. Uffz. der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty rarely found! - typical bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-pink-piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Panzer-Soldat o. Uffz. der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used and/or presumably once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW-Felddivisionen') are executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or even NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). The patches show four (silverish-grey-coloured- and/or: zinc-based) gulls each period-attached and show a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are, moreover, nicely piped with bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified 'Panzer- o. Panzerjäger'-related usage. Simply a very attractive and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually rarely encountered: I deem that I have priced this rarely seen and attractive LW-collartab-pair accordingly!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty rarely found! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-pink piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Panzer-Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty rarely found! - typical bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-pink-piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Panzer-Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used and/or presumably once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW-Felddivisionen') are executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or even NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). The patches show a single (silverish-grey-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based) gull attached and show a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are, moreover, nicely piped with bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified 'Panzer- o. Panzerjäger'-related usage. Simply a very attractive and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually rarely encountered: I deem that I have priced this rarely seen and attractive LW-collartab-pair accordingly!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty rarely found! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-red piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for a: \'(Sturm)Art.-Soldat o. Uffz. der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely found! - typical bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-red-piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: '(Sturm)Artillerie-Soldat o. Uffz. der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used and/or presumably once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW-Felddivisionen') are executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or even NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-related units ie. ground-troops). The patches show two pairs (silverish-grey-coloured- and/or: zinc-based) gulls each period-attached and show a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are, moreover, nicely piped with bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified '(Sturm)Artillerie'-related usage. Simply a very attractive and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually scarcely encountered: I deem that I have priced this scarcely seen and attractive LW-collartab-pair accordingly!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty rarely found! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-red piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty rarely found! - typical bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-red-piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used and/or presumably once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW-Felddivisionen') are executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or even NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). The patches show three (silverish-grey-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based) gulls each attached and show a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are, moreover, nicely piped with bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified '(Sturm)Artillerie'-related usage. Simply a very attractive and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually rarely encountered: I deem that I have priced this rarely seen and attractive LW-collartab-pair accordingly!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty rarely found! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-red piped!) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for a: \'(Sturm)Art.-Soldat o. Uffz. der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely found! - typical bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-red-piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: '(Sturm)Artillerie-Soldat o. Uffz. der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used and/or presumably once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW-Felddivisionen') are executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or even NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-related units ie. ground-troops). The patches show a macthing pair (silverish-grey-coloured- and/or: I deem zinc-based) gulls period-attached and show a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are, moreover, nicely piped with bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured piping (which is executed in the neat 'rayon'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified '(Sturm)Artillerie'-related usage. Simply a very attractive and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually scarcely encountered: I deem that I have priced this scarcely seen and attractive LW-collartab-pair accordingly!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty rarely found! - pair of bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-red piped!) WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for a: \'(Sturm)Art.-Soldat o. Uffz. der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely found! - typical bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-red-piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'(Sturm)Artillerie-Soldat o. Uffz. der LW-Felddivisionen\' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used and/or presumably once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW-Felddivisionen\') are executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. \'moleskin\'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or even NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: \'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen\' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-related units ie. ground-troops). The patches show a macthing pair (silverish-grey-coloured- and/or: I deem zinc-based- and 3-pronged) gulls period-attached and show a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are, moreover, nicely piped with bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured piping (which is executed in the neat \'rayon\'-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified \'(Sturm)Artillerie\'-related usage. Simply a very attractive and desirable LW \'Felddivisionen\'-collar-tab-pair that is actually scarcely encountered: I deem that I have priced this scarcely seen and attractive LW-collartab-pair accordingly!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely found! - bright-green-coloured pair of WH (Luftwaffe) EM/NCO-pattern collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely found! - typical bright-green-coloured pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat o. Unteroffizier der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem hardly used and/or presumably once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW-Felddivisionen') are executed in bright-green-coloured (and smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or even NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). The patches show a (greyish-coloured- and I deem: zinc-based) gull each attached and show a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually scarcely encountered: I deem that I have priced this neat and attractive LW-collartab-pair, accordingly!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely found! - bright-green-coloured pair of WH (Luftwaffe) EM/NCO-pattern collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely found! - typical bright-green-coloured pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat o. Unteroffizier der LW-Felddivisionen\' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem probably issued albeit simply never used nor once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegelsatz für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW-Felddivisionen\') are executed in bright-green-coloured (and smooth- ie. \'moleskin\'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or even NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: \'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen\' (or later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). The patches show a (greyish-coloured- and I deem: zinc-based) gull each attached and show a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and desirable LW \'Felddivisionen\'-collar-tab-pair that is actually scarcely encountered: I deem that I have priced this neat and attractive LW-collartab-pair, accordingly!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely found! - bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-red piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and with certainty not that easily found! - typical bright-green-coloured- (and/or: bright-red-piped!) pair of WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der LW-Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem presumably issued albeit never used- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The neat collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegelsatz für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW-Felddivisionen') are executed in bright-green-coloured- (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like-) wool and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (or even NCO) belonging to one of the the late-war-period so-called: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen' (or : later-war-period, LW infantry-units ie. ground-troops). Both patches never had any gull (gulls) attached and show a brownish-beige-coloured- and/or typical 'buckram'-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs - which still are 'off-factory' attached to eachother - are, moreover, nicely piped with bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured piping (which is executed in the typical rayon-like pattern) something that (I deem) most certainly signified 'Artillerie'-related usage. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that both tabs show an identical ink-stamp on their backs that reads: 'R.B.Nr. 0/0784/0021'. Simply a very attractive and desirable LW 'Felddivisionen'-collar-tab-pair that is actually scarcely encountered: I deem that I have priced this scarcely seen and attractive LW-collartab-pair accordingly!

Attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely found! - pair of NCO-type, so-called: \'Ostvölker\'- (ie. presumably Luftwaffe-?) related shoulderstraps that come in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition This is an attractive - fully matching and with certainty scarcely found! - pair of NCO-type, so-called: \'Ostvölker\'- (ie. presumably Luftwaffe-?) related shoulderstraps that come in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition. The pair is \'off-factory\' constructed from a \'standard\'-pattern pair of \'regular\'- (ie. fully \'text-book\') so-called: \'simplified\' ie. \'M44\'-pattern, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flieger-/Fallschirmjäger\'-related shoulderstraps having the golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\') coloured- and/or \'silk-like\'-type piping attached. The neat straps show a single stripe of silver-coloured- (ie. regular LW-type) NCO-braid off-factory-attached in a vertical manner (almost certainly signifying the NCO-rank) although this could not be full ascertained. Of interest is, moreover, the fact that both button-holes were applied AFTER the NCO-braid was attached - see pictures). The straps - which measure 9,5 cms. in length each - come as stated above in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition and were almost certainly intended for usage by one of the foreign volunteer- ie. \'Ostvölker\'-related units ie. regiments. To date, the exact usage or signifigance could not be identified yet. These neat pairs of \'Ostvölker\'-related shoulderstraps can easily be graded \'very scarce\' and come not that often for sale!

Attractive - fully matching and \'cyphered\'! - pair of WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. \'Küsten-Artillerie\'-related, officers\'-type shoulderboards as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant\' (as was specifically intended for usage on the blue-coloured attire) This is an attractive - fully matching and neatly \'cyphered\'! - WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. \'Küsten-Artillerie\'-related, officers\'-pattern shoulderboard-pair (as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured naval tunics) as was intended for usage by a junior-officer with the rank of a: \'Leutnant\' (ie. lieutnant who served within a naval coastal-artillery unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just moderately worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderboards - which are \'text-book\' in all facets and measure approximately 11 cms. in length each - are executed in the typical, darker-blue- (alsmost black-) coloured- and/or \'smooth-type\'-wool having the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat \'shiny\'-) upperdecks: I deem that as such they were intended for usage on a \'regular\' tunic. The boards - that never had any tongues attached and that were used as a pair of the sew-in-pattern - show moderate age caused by fair wear and/or decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Both boards show two (regular-sized, identical, neatly golden-toned- and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based): \'winged-shell\'-cyphers period-attached (denoting the officers\'-rank of: \'Leutnant\'). Both devices are just minimally tarnished but are still very nice and/or pronounced (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards - which originate from a private-household where they were recently uncovered - show some minimal age but are totally void of any damage or alike. It should be noted that all officers\'-type \'Küstenartillerie\'-insignia-pieces are quite hard to encounter: those \'cyphered\' ones even more so, which grades them easily as \'fairly scarce\'. Simply an attractive \'cyphered\' naval, officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair as was specifically intended for usage on the darker-blue-coloured naval tunics!

Attractive - fully matching and \'virtually mint\'! - pair of WH (Heeres) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Offizier der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - fully matching and simply never used- nor tunic-attached! - pair of \'standard-issue\'-pattern\', neatly hand-embroidered officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres\') as piped in the desirable white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Offizier eines Infanterie-Regiments\' (or: officer who served within an army infantry-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never worn- ie. \'virtually mint\'), condition. The white-piped pair - which is \'backed\' with beige-toned \'Buckram\'-based material as more often observed - is constructed from darker-green-toned- (and truly \'smooth\'-type!) wool and is - as to be expected - neatly hand-embroidered in silverish-grey-toned \'braid\'. The pair still shows a (period-attached) inventory- ie. price-tag as issued (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive Heeres-collar-tab-pair that was intended for an: \'Offizier der Infanterie-Truppen\' and that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - fully matching and/or scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards, as was intended for a higher-ranked-, administrative-official having the rank of: \'Major\' (ie.: \'Beambter a.K. des höheren Dienstes\') The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly 'cyphered' shoulderboard-pair - which was intended for usage by a higher-ranked officer having the comparable rank of: 'Major' (ie.: 'Beambter a.K. des höheren Dienstes') is constructed from the specific, greenish-coloured- and/or: smooth-like- (ie. moleskin-type-) wool having the bright-blue-coloured secondary branchcolour (ie. 'Zwischenfarbe') denoting the officers' specific function- and/or tasking. The boards have, moreover, the (typical-) grey-silver-coloured- (and twisted) upperdecks showing darker-green-coloured 'centre-stripes' as per regulation. The boards come without tongues attached (they were IMO certainly used as such and were carefully tunic-removed - see pictures). The boards show an identical- and neatly golden-toned pair of so-called: 'HV'-cyphers period-attached (both of which are somewhat tarnished but have nevertheless remained most of their golden-toned finish - as can be noticed on the pictures). The shoulderboard-pair was never before in a collection and does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these Heeres-related-, officers'-type shoulderboards as were intended for: 'Beambter a.K. des höheren Dienstes' can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. Only the first such neat pair having this rank ie. function I did ever had on offer!

Attractive - fully matching and/or scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderboards, as was intended for a medium-ranked-, administrative-official (ie. NCO) having the rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\' (ie.: \'Beambter des mittleren Dienste The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - shoulderboard-pair - which was intended for usage by a medium-ranked NCO having the comparable rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel' (or: sergeant first-class) - is constructed from the specific, greenish-coloured- and/or: smooth-like- (ie. moleskin-type-) wool and does have the (typical-) bluish-grey- and/or: silver-coloured (twisted) upperdecks as per regulation (see pictures). The boards - which were IMO hardly used nor worn - have four (identical- and/or: zinc-based-) pips period-attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Beambter des mittleren Dienstes im Oberfeldwebels-rang'. The boards also show the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured 'Zwischenfarbe' (or: secondary-branchcolour) attached, denoting the soldiers- ie. NCOs specific function- and/or tasking. The boards come without tongues attached (they might have been removed) and were with certainty worn ie. once tunic-attached (see pictures). The shoulderboard-pair was never before in a collection and do show some age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these Luftwaffe-related-, NCO-type shoulderboards as were intended for medium-ranked administrative-officials ie. 'Beambter des mittleren Dienstes im Oberfeldwebelsrang' can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. Only the second such neat pair having the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured secondary-branchcolour I did ever had on offer!

Attractive - fully matching and/or scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderboards, as was intended for a medium-ranked-, administrative-official (ie. NCO) having the rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\' (ie.: \'Beambter des mittleren Dienste The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - shoulderboard-pair - which was intended for usage by a medium-ranked NCO having the comparable rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel' (or: sergeant first-class) - is constructed from the specific, greenish-coloured- and/or: smooth-like- (ie. moleskin-type-) wool and does have the (typical-) bluish-grey- and/or: silver-coloured (twisted) upperdecks as per regulation (see pictures). The boards have four (identical- and or zinc-based-) pips attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Beambter des mittleren Dienstes im Oberfeldwebels-rang'. The boards also show the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured 'Zwischenfarbe' (or: secondary branchcolour) attached, denoting the soldiers- ie. NCOs specific function- and/or tasking. The boards came mounted on their functional (small-sized-) tongues attached and were with certainty worn as such (see pictures). The shoulderboard-pair originated from a German private household and was never before in a collection: the boards were (IMO) minimally worn (ie. IMO tunic-removed-) and do show some truly minimal age, wear and/or staining as to be expected (one of the boards shows some minimal moth-damage on its back, but nothing shocking as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these Luftwaffe-related-, NCO-type shoulderboards as intended for medium-ranked administrative-officials ie. 'Beambter des mittleren Dienstes im Oberfeldwebelsrang' can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. Only the second such neat pair I did ever had on offer!

Attractive - fully matching! - pair of \'cyphered\'- (and I deem early- ie. mid-war-period) WH (Kriegsmarine) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Küsten-Artillerie-Abteilungs\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily encountered! - neatly \'cyphered\'- (and I deem fairly early- (ie. mid-) war-period pattern pair of NCO-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage on the field-grey coloured navy-style tunics as worn by an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Küsten-Artillerie-Abteilungs\' (or: senior NCO ie. sergeant first-class who served within a naval coastal-artillery unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The straps - which are fully \'text-book\' in all facets - measure approximately 12,4 cms. in length (and have a width of 5,5 cms. as usually seen) have the typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and come mounted onto their period tongues (as can be noticed on the pictures). The straps have the (typical) golden-toned NCO-braid attached and show a matching pair of golden-toned (I deem zinc-based- and somewhat tarnished) so-called: \'winged-shell-anchor\'-cyphers or: \'Ziffern\' and four (smaller-sized and equally-styled) pips period-attached (denoting the rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\'). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the inside of one of the tongues shows a blue-ink stamp that reads: \'W.A.S.T.H.\' (or alike) as can be noticed on the pictures). The straps show some minimal age, wear and/or staining but are totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that ALL \'Küstenartillerie\' insignia-pieces are actually quite hard to encounter: those \'cyphered\' examples even more so, which grades them easily as \'scarce\'. Simply an attractive \'cyphered\', naval NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured attire!

Attractive - golden-toned- and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based! - \'Gebirgsjäger\'-related item: a semi-official - and actually scarcely encountered! - commemorative-medal (ie. talisman) entitled: \'Le.Kol./Geb.Jäg.Rgt. 100 - 1945\' This is a very attractive - and desirable! - so-called: 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item: a semi-official - and actually scarcely encountered! - commemorative-medal (ie. luck-bringer or talisman) entitled: 'Le.Kol./Geb.Jäg.Rgt. 100 - 1945' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal - that comes still mounted onto its period-attached, leather-based 'cord' - depicts the (typical) 'Gams'-illustration on its front and on its back showing an illustration of a mountain-trooper with donkey and comes as found and/or worn: I deem that it deals with a typical 'Buntmetall'-based example that shows a golden-toned finish (which has been nicely preserved but that shows some obvious wear and/or age: the piece retains, however, still nice and/or pronounced detail). I know that these desirable 'semi-official'-medals are also copied: this is naturally a genuine example that was never before part of a collection and originates from a German private-household. There is not much known about these commemorative 'medals' but they were most certainly 'souvenir'-pieces that could be privately-purchased by the soldiers active in this specific war-area. In any case a nice and surely scarcely seen 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item!

Attractive - greyish-silver-coloured- and/or: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/49\' marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly detailed! - example of a greyish-silver-coloured- and/or: typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/49\' marked on its back and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or once cap-attached-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and retains its three copper-based pins ie. prongs in place (which were I deem once bent and which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/49\' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and that is minimally converse-shaped - has an approximate wingspan of 6,5 cms. and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - I deem - SA-related cap-eagle as was intended for the: \'Lagermütze\' (ie. side-cap) being an example as woven on a typical brown-coloured background and as such intended for generic usage This is an attractive - and I deem - SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related cap-eagle as was intended for the: \'Lagermütze\' (ie. side-cap) being an example as woven in silverish-grey-coloured linnen onto a typical brown-coloured background (and that was as such I deem intended for generic usage) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never cap-attached- and/or: \'virtually mint-/unissued\'-), condition. These neat SA-related cap-eagles - which are executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern - can easily be recognised due to the fact that their eagles\'-head is facing right: the similarly shaped, \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-related examples are facing left. The piece on offer here came as \'straightly cut-off the role\' and can simply not be upgraded. Simply a neat opportunity to acquire an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - political- ie. I deem SA-related side-cap-eagle for a justified price!

Attractive - I deem - SA-related cap-eagle as was intended for the: \'Lagermütze\' (ie. side-cap) being an example as woven on a typical brown-coloured background and as such intended for generic \'SA\'-usage This is an attractive - and I deem - SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related cap-eagle as was intended for the: \'Lagermütze\' (ie. side-cap) being an example as woven in silverish-grey-coloured linnen onto a typical light-brown-coloured background (and that was as such I deem intended for generic \'SA\'-usage) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never cap-attached- and/or: \'virtually mint-/unissued\'-), condition. These neat SA-related cap-eagles - which are executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern - can easily be recognised due to the fact that their eagles\'-head is facing right: the similarly shaped, \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-related examples are facing left. The piece on offer here came as \'straightly cut-off the role\' and can simply not be upgraded. Simply a neat opportunity to acquire an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - political- ie. I deem SA-related side-cap-eagle for a justified price!

Attractive - I deem early-war period - WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and/or: entirely \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as executed in green-coloured linnen being a maker-marked example that is approximately 95 cms. sized This is an attractive - and clearly issued but moderately used - example of an (I deem) early-war-period, WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) 'tropical-issued'- and/or entirely 'web-based' belt (ie. 'Koppelriemen') as was executed in greenish-beige-coloured and/or woven linnen (ie. webbing) and having a web-based tongue, being a neat example that is approximately 95 cms. sized (and that is also marked: '95' as more often) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly issued- and moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The belt is totally void of a makers'-designation- ie. date-stamp (as can be seen on the pictures) but that might be 'washed away' during usage. The belts' tongue is as stated fabricated in typical, greenish-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The belts overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional. It shows a clearly inked size-stamp under the tongue as more often (that reads '95'). The metal-based catch is a bit rust-stained and has lost some of its greenish- ie. field-grey-coloured finish. Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive example: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved 'Heeres' ie. 'Luftwaffe'-type belt-buckle to complete it. I deem that this neat and clearly used example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - I deem later-war-period and only minimally used! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class wound-badge) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L/57\'-) marked example as was produced by the seldomly seen: \'Boerger & Co.\'-company This is an attractive - and I deem later-war-period- and with certainty not that easily encountered! - example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') being an example that is clearly maker-marked on its back with the makers\'- ie. LDO-designation: \'L/57\' (signifying that it is a piece as was produced by the unusally encountered: \'Boerger & Co.\'-company) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in typical greyish-silver-toned- and zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') - shows some obvious wear ie. age and has a correct - and fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear. The badge - that was I deem never cleaned nor polished - is nicely maker-marked: \'L/57\' (on its back as is common with WBs by this maker) signifying that it is a piece as was produced by the maker- ie. \'Hersteller\' named: \'Boerger & Co\' as wasbased in the town of Berlin. Simply an attractive and clearly maker-marked, silver-class WB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - IMO issued albeit hardly used - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres) \'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold\' (or DKiG ie. German Cross in gold) being a very detailed and nicely maker-marked example This is a truly attractive - and IMO issued albeit hardly or even never worn! - example of a cloth version of a WH (Heeres) 'Deutsches Kreuz im Gold' (ie. DKiG or: German Cross in gold) being a very detailed and nicely maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice, condition. The attractive piece - which is neatly hand-embroidered in various types of bullion - has a (fully undamaged) field-grey (ie. typical 'Heeres'- or 'Waffen-SS'-type-) woolen-based background, signifying that it was a piece that was awarded to a: 'Heeres' (ie. 'Waffen-SS'-) staff-member. The piece shows some minimal age ie. wear but is totally void of any damage. It shows a golden-toned (ie. metal- ie. 'Buntmetall'-based) wreath as to be expected. The piece - which shows a white-coloured- and inked makers'-mark (ie. logo) on its back as is more often encountered - is, nicely 'backed' with black-coloured paper (something that is more often seen). It also shows the (minimal) signs of having been once tunic-attached. Simply a very nice example of a high-class award - only second in grade to a Knights Cross or 'Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes'! - that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - IMO later-war period- and/or: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based- example of a maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked-, WH (LW) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge), as was produced by the desirable: \'Assmann\'-company The attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - war-badge which has IMO hardly been used- ie. worn, comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical 'Assmann'-type-) catch (which is of course still fully functional). This example shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall and was clearly worn as such. The neat badge has a nice age-patina and retains most of its original, typical silverish-grey-coloured (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished - see pictures). As stated above, is the badge a clearly maker- (ie. 'A'-) marked- example that is IMO with certainty a later-war-produced war-badge that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Assmann u. Söhne' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The piece originates from a private household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. I deem that this attractive and detailed example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - IMO later-war period- and/or: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based- example of a maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked-, WH (LW) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge), as was produced by the desirable: \'Assmann\'-company The attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - war-badge which has IMO moderately been used- ie. worn, comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical 'Assmann'-type-) catch (which is of course still fully functional). This example shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall and was clearly worn as such. The neat badge has a nice age-patina and retains most of its original, typical silverish-grey-coloured (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished - see pictures). As stated above, is the badge a clearly maker- (ie. 'A'-) marked- example that is IMO with certainty a later-war-produced war-badge that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Assmann u. Söhne' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The piece originates from a private household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. I deem that this attractive and detailed example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - IMO later-war period- and/or: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based- example of a maker- (ie. \'ÜÜ\'-) marked-, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or airforce anti-aircraft badge), as was produced by the desirable: \'Wiedmann\'-company The attractive - and actually not that easily encountered war-badge - which has IMO hardly been used- ie. worn, comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical 'Wiedmann'-type-) catch (which is a bit 'out-of shape' and that cannot be opened). This example shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall and was clearly worn as such. The neat badge has a nice age-patina and retains most of its original, typical silverish-grey-coloured finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished - see pictures). As stated above, is the badge a clearly maker- (ie. 'ÜÜ'-) marked- example that is IMO with certainty a later-war-produced war-badge that was produced by the desirable maker: 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann' as was based in the town of Frankfurt a.M. The piece originates from a private household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. I deem that this attractive and detailed example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - IMO later-war period- and/or: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based- example of a non-maker-marked-, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or airforce anti-aircraft badge), as was produced by the desirable: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company The attractive - and actually not that easily encountered war-badge - which has been moderately used- ie. worn, comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical 'Deumer'-type-) catch. This example shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall and was clearly worn as such. The neat badge has a nice age-patina and retains most of its original, typical silverish-grey-coloured finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished - see pictures). As stated above, is the badge a non-maker-marked example that is IMO with certainty a later-war-produced war-badge that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Wilhelm Deumer' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The piece originates from a private household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. I deem that this attractive and detailed example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - IMO mid-war-period - example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge, as was intended for a: \'Helferin\', being a non-maker-marked example, which is bearing a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking The attractive badge is IMO made out of silver-coloured-, IMO 'Buntmetall'-based metal and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed). The badge is a non-maker-marked example which is bearing a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking on its back (see pictures). The badge is IMO moderately worn: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still quite stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted on its functional pin-/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. Simply an attractive and IMO mid-war-period- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based example that is hard to be upgraded and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - incomplete but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - bright-golden-toned WH (Kriegsmarine) cap-eagle as was specifically intended for attachment onto the (white- and/or blue-topped-) KM (NCO- ie. officers\'-type visor-caps This is an attractive - albeit regrettably incomplete but nevertheless actually fairly scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) visor-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schirmmützen der Uffz. u. Offiziere der Kriegsmarine\') as was specifically intended for attachment onto the (white- and/or blue-topped-) Kriegsmarine (NCO- ie. officers\'-type visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just moderately worn ie. used-) condition. The piece on offer here is executed in bright-golden-toned metal (ie. I deem frosted aluminium) and still retains a fully preserved (and/or neaty \'feuervergoldeter\') finish. Most of its high-polished sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\') are also nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive piece has never been cleaned but regrettably misses (as stated above) its original, longer-sized pin (which was broken-off as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a clearly-present makers\'-designation (comprising of a capital \'A\'-character and numeral: \'41\' denoting that it was produced by the: \'Assmann u. Söhne\'-company in the year: 1941. Simply a very attractive - and truly not that easily encountered! - naval replacement-piece that is naturally priced according to its broken-off pin!

Attractive - just minimally used and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' This is a truly attractive - and in this presumably issued and/or moderatelty worn- and/or used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued albeit hardly used- ie. once tunic-attached-) condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based \'back-plate\' and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the middle of the shield as more often encountered with original \'Kuban\'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece misses, however, its carton-based \'backing-cover\' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail and truly retains all of its somewhat \'glossy appearance\' and retains all (!) of its \'Brennlack\'-type surface (showing some darkened tarnish) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that these (original) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity: genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the \'Kuban\'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this very attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - just moderately used and fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. mid-) war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M40 o. M43\'-styled, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and just moderately used and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. mid-) war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M40 o. M43\'-styled, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and used by! - a: \'Soldat der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier who served within an army artillery-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The straps - which are approximately 12,2 cms. sized in length each as more often - have the \'standard-pattern\'- and/or typical, field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and do show the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured and/or: \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that originate from my own private shoulder-strap-collection - show some minimal age, wear and/or staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and fully \'text-book\'! - \'M40 o. M43\'-styled, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\': great to complete any war-period-model \'Heeres\'-tunic (ie. \'Sturmgeschütz\'-\'wrap-around\'-tunic) or to be stored in any shoulder-strap-collection!

Attractive - just moderately used and fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. mid-) war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M40 o. M43\'-styled, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive - and just moderately used and/or fully matching! - pair of early- (ie. mid-) war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M40 o. M43\'-styled, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and used by! - a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier who served within an army signals\'-regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The straps - which are approximately 10,8 cms. sized in length each as more often - have the \'standard-pattern\'- and/or typical, field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and do show the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured and/or: \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that originate from my own private shoulder-strap-collection - show some minimal age, wear and/or staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and fully \'text-book\'! - \'M40 o. M43\'-styled, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\': great to complete any war-period-model \'Heeres\'-tunic or to be stored in any shoulder-strap-collection!

Attractive - just moderately used and fully matching! - pair of later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-styled, \'simplified\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\' This is an attractive - just moderately used and/or fully matching! - pair of later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-styled, \'simplified\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and used by! - a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier who served within a later-war-period, army signals\'-regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. truly used- and/or worn-), condition. The straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each as more often - have the \'standard-pattern\'- and/or typical, field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' (which are executed in so-called: Italian wool aka \'drap Orti\') and/or typical tongues and do show the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured and/or: \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached. The straps are constructed following the typical \'1944 cloth-minimising production-manner\' using different shades of wool and/or material (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that originate from my private shoulder-strap-collection - show some minimal age, wear and/or staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. It should be noted that all \'M44\'-style, EM-pattern shoulderstraps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they come in a truly used- and/or worn condition. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and fully \'text-book\'! - M44-styled, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Nachrichten-Truppen\': great to complete any later-war M44- (ie. even M43-) model \'Heeres\'-tunic!

Attractive - just moderately used and/or fully matching! - pair of neatly hand-embroidered WH (LW) officers\'-type collar-patches as executed in bright-red-coloured wool as was intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and just moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') as was executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or: typical smooth-pattern- (ie. 'moleskin'-type-) wool as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Hauptmann der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or: air-force captain who served within the anti-aircraft artillery-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly issued- and moderately used-), condition. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered and shows great detail and/or craftmenship (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces have a 'standard-type', reddish-brown-coloured- and/or typical 'buckram'-based 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows some moderate age, wear- and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and just moderately used! - pair of LW officers'-type collar-tabs for a: 'Hauptmann der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - just moderately used and/or fully matching! - pair of neatly hand-embroidered WH (LW) officers\'-type collar-patches as executed in bright-red-coloured wool as was intended for usage by a: \'Leutnant der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and just moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') as was executed in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured and/or: typical smooth-pattern- (ie. 'moleskin'-type-) wool as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Leutnant der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' (or: air-force lieutnant who served within the anti-aircraft artillery-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly issued- and moderately used-), condition. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered and shows great detail and/or craftmenship (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces have a 'standard-type', reddish-brown-coloured- and/or typical 'buckram'-based 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows some moderate age, wear- and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and just moderately used! - pair of LW officers'-type collar-tabs for a: 'Leutnant der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - just moderately used and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and nowadays very scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type, so-called: \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern (rounded styled) shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier who served within an infantry-unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The truly attractive straps - which are approximately 12,1 cms. sized in length each as more often encountered - have the \'standard-type\'- and/or typical darker-green-coloured- and/or (smooth)woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and show the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured and/or desirable \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were clearly used- and/or worn and do show some obvious age, wear and staining (as can be seen on the pictures). They come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and are in my opinion a typical, \'standard-issued\'- (ie. non-privately-purchased\'- nor tailor-made-) pair. It should be noted that these early-war-period \'Infanterie\'-related EM-type shoulderstrap-pairs are with certainty not that easily encountered and can be graded \'fairly scarce\'. This particular pair - which is as stated above matching and that was most certainly worn as such as a pair - originated from an older cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive pair of early-war-period so-called: \'M36- (ie. M-40-) pattern\' enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps that was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\'!

Attractive - just moderately used and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern, WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and nowadays very scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'-type, so-called: \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern (rounded styled) shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier who served within an infantry-unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The truly attractive straps - which measure approximately 10,5 cms. in length each as more often encountered - have the \'standard-type\'- and/or typical darker-green-coloured- and/or (smooth)woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and show the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured and/or woolen-type branchcolour ie. piping, attached. The straps were clearly used- and/or worn and do show some obvious age, wear and staining (as can be seen on the pictures). They come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and are in my opinion a typical, \'standard-issued\'- (ie. non-privately-purchased\'- nor tailor-made-) pair. It should be noted that these early-war-period \'Infanterie\'-related EM-type shoulderstrap-pairs are with certainty not that easily encountered and can be graded \'fairly scarce\'. This particular pair - which is as stated above matching and that was most certainly worn as such as a pair - originated from an older cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive pair of early-war-period so-called: \'M36- (ie. M-40-) pattern\' enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps that was intended for a: \'Soldat der Infanterie-Truppen\'!

Attractive - just moderately used! - \'Buntmetall\'-based- example of a maker- (ie. \'Brehmer\'-) marked WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) being a detailed example as was produced by the: \'Gustav Brehmer\'-company The very attractive - and just moderately used and with certainty not that easily encountered! - (I deem) truly early war-period- and/or typical \'\'Buntmetall-based, Luftwaffe-related war-badge ie. \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch (-set-up). This example - which has been just moderately used and/or worn - shows nice and/or pronounced detail overall: it is just minimally stained ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat and/or minimally converse-shaped badge has a nice age-patina and is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a neatly maker-marked (I deem early-war-period!) example that bears the stamped makers\'-designation: \'Brehmer - Marneukirchen\' on its back and is thus with certainty an early-war-produced LW-war-badge that was produced by the desirable maker: \'Gustav Brehmer\' as was based in the town of Markneukirchen in Sachsen. I deem that this attractive and detailed Luftwaffe \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' is accordingly priced!

Attractive - just moderatey used and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' This is an attractive - and in this issued and/or moderately worn- ie. used condition, actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based \'back-plate\' and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the centre of the shield as more often encountered with original \'Kuban\'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece sill retains its (typical) beige-yellow-coloured- and/or carton-based \'backing-cover\' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail but does show some darkened tarnish and/or (rust)staining) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that these (original) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity: genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the \'Kuban\'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive – and truly worn! - example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - later-war-period and/or zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based - war-badge (ie. \'LW-Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen\' or: pilots\'-war-badge) being a clearly \'A\'-marked example that came stored in its period etui as issued and/or stored for decades The attractive - and with certainty later-war-period but still truly very detailed! - war-badge (ie. 'LW-Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen' or: pilots'-war-badge) has only moderately been worn and comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional (and totally unaltered) pin- and/or functional catch (ie. catch set-up). The award shows a 'separately'- (and/or very detailed!) silverish-grey-coloured eagle-device (having neatly 'cut-out'-feathers) attached (by means of two firmly attached rivets as is visible on the back). The badge truly retains most of its period finish but does show a minimally tarnished- (ie. typical zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-like-) age-patina as is more often encountered on these later-war-produced war-badges. The neat badge shows a clear makers-mark-signification ie. logo: 'A' on its back and is thus in all respects an example that was produced by the maker: 'Assmann u. Söhne' based in the town of Lüdenscheid: the award shows naturally all the specific details as known for a genuine zinc-based war-badge by this particular maker. The piece is just minimally stained ie. dirty but has - I deem - never been cleaned: the greyish-silver-coloured wreath and somewhat bluish-coloured eagle-device both retain a very nice - albeit tarnished - appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). The award came stored in its (scarcely seen!) blue-coloured etui that shows the (fully preserved and/or golden-toned) text: 'Luftwaffen - Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen' imprinted onto its top (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui - which is lined with a later-war-styled sprayed velvet-like inner-section as to be expected - is equally nicely preserved and comes in a complete and/or fully functional condition: it just shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining as to be expected. The set originates from a private household in Germany and was truly never before in collectors'-hands. These attractive and later-war-period 'Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen'-sets can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'!

Attractive - later-war-period but regrettably damaged - zinc- (ie.\'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (LW) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' (being a dual maker- ie. \'A\'- and \'L/64\'- marked example as was produced by the \'Assmann\'-company) This is an attractive - and with certainty later-war-period but regrettably damaged ie. missing its catch - so-called: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' (or: paratroopers-war-badge) being a dual maker- (ie. \'A\'- and \'L/64\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Assmann\'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin (and pin-set-up) but has regrettably a missing (molded) catch. These later-war-period, \'molded\' badges show a \'loose\' and/or detailed golden-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of two rivets as is visible on the back of the badge). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains a fair bit of its period (albeit as more often somewhat faded) golden-coloured finish and does show a somewhat tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge shows a clearly impressed (double!) makers\'-mark-designation on its back and can with certainty be attributed to the maker: \'Assmann & Söhne\': all specific details corroborate this. A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: \'The German Luftwaffe & Heer Paratrooper Badges of World War II - 1936-1945\' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-designation: \'Zinc - Die Cast Wreath Marked \'1\' with \'L/64\'-variant. Simply an attractive - and garuanteed original! - later-war-period, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based \'Assmann\'-pattern of this desirable Luftwaffe-war-badge that is (I deem) priced according to its broken-of catch!

Attractive - later-war-period- and fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers-type shoulderboards as was intended for an: \'Oberleutnant des TSD o. Truppensonderdienst\' This is an attractive - later-war-period and fully matching! - pair of specific \'cyphered\', officers-type shoulderboards (ie. \'Schulterstücke für Offiziere\') as was intended for - and with certainty used and/or worn by! - an administration- (ie. \'Verwaltungs\'-related-) officer ie.: \'Oberleutnant des TSD o. Truppensonderdienst\' (being of a rank comparable with a: lieutnant first-class-rank) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn ie. most certainly once tunic-removed-), condition. The boards - which have an approximate length of 10,6 cms. - are executed in the \'smooth\'-like- and/or (typical) bright-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured wool (aka \'moleskin\'-wool) as was specifically intended for later-war-period administrative- (ie. \'Verwaltung\'-) officials. The boards - which were worn on the \'standard\'-type, field-grey-coloured \'Heeres\'-tunics - have identical, faded- albeit once golden-coloured (ie. I deem zinc-based-) so-called: \'Merkurstab\'-cyphers and two (regular-sized) pips period-attached denoting the officers\'-rank of: \'Oberleutnant\'. The shoulderboard-pair never had any tongues attached and was most certainly worn as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was moderately used and shows as stated above moderate age, wear and/or staining. This scarcely seen (later-war-period) \'TSD\'-related shoulderboard-pair (which was instituted as late as April 1944) was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was most certainly worn as such: the \'TSD\'-official who wore the set always kept and stored it as a souvenir. Simply an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - set of officers\'-pattern shoulderboards that belonged to a: Heeres-related \'Oberleutnant des TSD o. Truppensonderdienst\'!

Attractive - later-war-period- and fully matching! - pair of so-called: \'M44\'-pattern, simplified WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the black-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Pionier-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and fully matching! - later-war-period, so-called: \'M44\'-pattern- and typical simplified WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Uneroffizier der Pionier-Truppen\' (or: NCO ie. junior-sergeant who served within the army engineer-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which measure approximately 11,9 cms. in length each as more often seen - have the neat \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as is more encountered with these later-war-period shoulderstraps). The shoulderstraps - which originate from my own private shoulderstrap-collection - are constructed following the typical \'1944 cloth-minimising production-manner\', using different shades of (Italian-style) wool and/or material (as can be seen in the pictures). The straps show the (typical) bluish-grey-coloured (ie. sub-dued) NCO-braid attached and comes mounted onto its functional tongue. It should be noted that all \'M44\'-pattern, NCO-type straps are actually quite hard to find and can easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they are piped in the desirable, black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour. Simply an attractive - and/or fully \'text-book\'!, M44-pattern NCO-type \'Pioniere\'-shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier der Pionier-Truppen\'!

Attractive - later-war-period- and/or: \'Feinzink\'-based albeit regrettably denazified - war-badge (ie. \'LW-Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen\') being a: \'C.E. Juncker\'-marked- & \'J4\'-pattern example The attractive - and with certainty later-war-period- but nevertheless still very detailed but regrettably period-denazified! - war-badge (ie. \'LW-Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen\' or: pilots\'-war-badge) has only moderately been worn and comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional (and fully unaltered!) pin- and/or functional catch (ie. catch set-up). The award - which is in a respects a piece of the so-called: \'J4-pattern\' - shows a \'separately\'- (and/or very detailed!) silverish-grey-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of two firmly attached rivets as is visible on the back). The badge truly retains most of its period finish but does show a minimally tarnished- (ie. typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-like-) age-patina as is more often encountered on these fairly high-quality but later-war-period-produced war-badges. The neat badge shows a clear makers\'-designation that reads: \'C.E. Juncker - Berlin SW68\' on its back and is thus in all respects an example that was produced by the desirable maker: \'C.E. Juncker\' as was based in the town of Berlin: the award shows naturally all the specific details as known for a genuine badge by this particular maker. The piece is just minimally stained ie. dirty but has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: the silverish-coloured wreath and equally-coloured eagle-device both retain a very nice albeit minimally tarnished appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). The award regrettably misses its swastika and was regrettably period-denazified (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recentlly uncovered: it was simply never before in collectors\'-hands. I deem that I have priced this later-war-period \'Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen\' by the desirable \'C.E. Juncker\'-company according to its damaged- ie. denzified condition!

Attractive - luxeriously-styled- and truly worn! - WWI-period \'Eisernes Kreuz I. Kl.\' (or: iron cross first-class) being a non-maker-marked example as executed in (tarnished) silver-based material and that comes stored in its period etui This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a fairly luxeriously-styled, WWI-period \'Eisernes Kreuz I. Klasse\' (or: iron cross first-class) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example as executed in (somewhat tarnished) silver- (ie. iron) based material and that comes stored in its period- (and actually scarcely seen!) etui (having a detailed IC-illustration on its top) as issued and/or stored for decades. The cross - which is void of a makers\'-designation - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or very attractive age-patina: it has a darkened- (ie. somewhat \'blackened\') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\'-) core that shows some minimal paint-loss but that has, nevertheless been truly nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross came stored into its period- (and actually scarcely seen!) etui (that shows an unusally seen and detailed illustration of an IC on its top as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is equally nicely preserved and is void of any real damage or alike. The set was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. It should be noted that these complete and fairly luxeriously-styled, WWI-period \'Eisernes Kreuz I. Klasse\'-sets are quite scarcely encountered and are not that often appearing on todays\' market. Simply a very attractive example that is priced according to its fully untouched condition and comparative scarcity!

Attractive - luxuriously-styled albeit clearly used- and/or worn! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold\' being a typical maker- (ie. \'30\'-) marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by the Austrian maker: \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\' The attractive - and truly luxuriously-styled and clearly used- and/or worn! - golden-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold\') is executed in the neat and/or fairly shiny, so-called: \'Buntmetall\' and shows obvious usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and/or (typical- and desirable!) broad-sized- and flat-shaped pin (which is of course fully functional) and has a totally unaltered catch. The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains most (ie. all!) of its golden-toned finish (ie. it is neatly so-called: \'Feuervergoldet\'). It only shows some minimal tarnish (it has I deem never been cleaned nor polished though). The piece shows a tiny damaged area on one of the arms of the swastika (as can be noticed on the pictures). The pieced is - as stated above - a typical maker- (ie. \'30\'-) marked example that is unmistaken a quality-procuded piece that can be attributed to the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Hauptmünzamt\' based in the town of Wien (Vienna). Simply a very attractive and with certainty desirable, untouched golden-class WB that is nowadays not that easy to encounter and that is (I deem) priced according to its minimally damaged condition!

Attractive - luxuriously-styled albeit clearly used- and/or worn! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold\' being a typical maker- (ie. \'30\'-) marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by the Austrian maker: \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\' The attractive - and truly luxuriously-styled and clearly used- and/or worn! - golden-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold\') is executed in the neat and/or somewhat shiny, so-called: \'Buntmetall\' and shows obvious usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and/or (typical!) thin-shaped pin (which is of course fully functional) and has a totally unaltered catch (which is just a tiny bit out-of-shape (as can be noticed on the pictures). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains most (ie. all!) of its golden-toned finish (ie. it is neatly so-called: \'Feuervergoldet\'). It only shows some minimal (green-toned) tarnish (it has I deem never been cleaned nor polished though as can be noticed on the pictures). The pieced is - as stated above - a typical maker- (ie. \'30\'-) marked example that is unmistaken a quality-procuded piece that can be attributed to the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Hauptmünzamt\' based in the town of Wien (Vienna). Simply a very attractive and with certainty desirable, untouched golden-class WB that is nowadays not that easy to encounter and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - luxuriously-styled albeit clearly used- and/or worn! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold\' being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by the Austrian maker: \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\' The attractive - and truly luxuriously-styled and clearly used- and/or worn! - golden-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold\') is executed in the neat and/or somewhat shiny, so-called: \'Buntmetall\' and shows obvious usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and/or (typical!) thin-shaped pin (which is of course fully functional) and has a totally unaltered catch (which is just a tiny bit out-of-shape (as can be noticed on the pictures). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains most (ie. all!) of its golden-toned finish (ie. it is neatly so-called: \'Feuervergoldet\'). It only shows some minimal tarnish (it has I deem never been cleaned nor polished though as can be noticed on the pictures). The pieced is - as stated above - a typical non-maker-marked example that is unmistaken a quality-procuded piece that can be attributed to the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Hauptmünzamt\' based in the town of Wien (Vienna). Simply a very attractive and with certainty desirable, untouched golden-class WB that is nowadays not that easy to encounter and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - luxuriously-styled albeit clearly used- and/or worn! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold\' being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by the Austrian maker: \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\' The attractive - and truly luxuriously-styled and clearly used- and/or worn! - golden-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold\') is executed in the neat and/or somewhat shiny, so-called: \'Buntmetall\' and shows obvious usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and/or (typical!) thin-shaped pin (which is of course fully functional) and has a totally unaltered catch (which is just a tiny bit out-of-shape (as can be noticed on the pictures). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains most (ie. all!) of its golden-toned finish (ie. it is neatly so-called: \'Feuervergoldet\'). It only shows some minimal tarnish (it has I deem never been cleaned nor polished though as can be noticed on the pictures). The pieced is - as stated above - a typical non-maker-marked example that is unmistaken a quality-procuded piece that can be attributed to the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Hauptmünzamt\' based in the town of Wien (Vienna). Simply a very attractive and with certainty desirable, untouched golden-class WB that is nowadays not that easy to encounter and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - luxuriously-styled albeit clearly used- and/or worn! - \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold\' being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based example as was produced by the Austrian maker: \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\' The attractive - and truly luxuriously-styled and clearly used- and/or worn! - golden-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold\') is executed in the neat and/or somewhat shiny, so-called: \'Buntmetall\' and shows obvious usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and/or (typical!) thin-shaped pin (which is of course fully functional) and has a totally unaltered catch (which is just a tiny bit out-of-shape (as can be noticed on the pictures). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains most (ie. all!) of its golden-toned finish (ie. it is neatly so-called: \'Feuervergoldet\'). It only shows some minimal tarnish (it has I deem never been cleaned nor polished though as can be noticed on the pictures). The pieced is - as stated above - a typical non-maker-marked example that is unmistaken a quality-procuded piece that can be attributed to the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Hauptmünzamt\' based in the town of Wien (Vienna). Simply a very attractive and with certainty desirable, untouched golden-class WB that is nowadays not that easy to encounter and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - luxuriously-styled! - \'KvK 1. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' being a typical non- maker-marked specimen that is executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') and that comes in a wonderful- and untouched, condition The attractive - and I deem quite early- (ie. mid-) war-period - piece is executed in typical, truly frosted silver-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') and comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem clearly issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross shows some (minimal) blackened- ie. somewhat tarnished) age-patina but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it retains, moreover, most (ie. all!) of its typical silverish-coloured ie. \'frosted\'-like finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (somewhat thicker-styled- and straight-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and fully unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is totally void of a makers\'-designation - was truly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty but retains as stated above a fair bit of its (off-factory) polished \'highlighted areas\' (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that the KvK 1st class award is a bit underestimated by the collectors\' community: they can almost be graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply an attractive - fully untouched and fairly luxuriously-executed! - example of a: \'KvK 1. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive - luxuriously-styled- and reddish-bronze-toned - commemorative day-badge ie. \'tinnie\' being a maker- (ie. \'Paulmann & Crone\'-) marked example that is showing the text: \'Schlageter - Düsseldorf - 28.5.1933\' The attractive - and truly luxuriously-styled! - commemorative day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in reddish-bronze-toned- (and - I deem - copper-based) metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and just minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge has a functional pin-/catch set-up and just shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and retains almost all of its darker-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a (\'Schlageter\'-related-) cross with behind it a swastika with above the \'Reichsadler\' coupled with the text: \'Schlageter - Düsseldorf - 28.5.1933\'. The somewhat smaller-sized piece comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and was never cleaned nor polished. It bears a clear makers\'-designation on its back that clearly reads: \'Paulmann & Crone - Lüdenscheid\'. Simply an attractive - and actually not often encountered! - \'tinnie\' ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'!

Attractive - luxuriously-styled- and reddish-bronze-toned - commemorative N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge ie. \'tinnie\' being a maker- (ie. \'Wurster - Markneukirchen\'-) marked example that is showing the text: \'Tag der Arbeit - Cottbus - 1. Mai 1933\' The attractive - and fairly luxuriously-styled! - commemorative day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in reddish-bronze-toned- (and - I deem - tin-based) metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and just minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge has a functional pin-/catch set-up and just shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and retains almost all of its (somewhat darker-coloured) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an old-styled \'Reichsadler\'-device and swastika coupled with the text: \'Tag der Arbeit - Cottbus - 1. Mai 1933\'. The somewhat smaller-sized piece comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and was never cleaned nor polished. It bears a clear makers\'-designation on the pin-set-up that clearly reads: \'Wurster - Markneukirchen\'. Simply an attractive - and actually not often encountered! - early-period- and locally-issued N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is (I deem) accordingly priced!

Attractive - matching and just minimally used! - pair of later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-styled ie. \'simplified\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Panzergrenadiere-Rgts.\' This is an attractive - matching and just minimally used - pair of typical later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-styled (ie. \'simplified\') enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-green- (ie. \'wiesen- o. hellgrüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Panzergrenadiere-Regiments\' (or: simple soldier who served within a later-war-period, infantry-related so-called: rifle-regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each - have the \'standard-pattern\'- and/or typical, field-grey- (ie. somewhat earthen-brown-) coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and show the neat bright-green- (ie. \'wiesengrüner\'-) coloured and/or: \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached. The straps are constructed following the typical \'1944 cloth-minimising production-manner\' using different shades of wool and/or material (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show some minimal staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. It should be noted that all \'M44\'-style, EM-pattern shoulderstraps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded \'scarce\': the ones as intended for the \'Panzergrenadier-Truppen\' even more so! Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and fully \'text-book\'! - M44-styled, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Panzergrenadiere-Regiments\': great to complete any later-war M44- (ie.even M43-) model \'Heeres\'-tunic!

Attractive - matching and just minimally used! - pair of later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-styled ie. \'simplified\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Panzergrenadiere-Rgts.\' This is an attractive - matching and (I deem) just minimally used - pair of typical later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-styled (ie. \'simplified\') enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-green- (ie. \'wiesen- o. hellgrüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Panzergrenadiere-Regiments\' (or: simple soldier who served within a later-war-period, infantry-related so-called: rifle-regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each - have the \'standard-pattern\'- and/or typical, field-grey- (ie. somewhat earthen-brown-) coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and show the neat bright-green- (ie. \'wiesengrüner\'-) coloured and/or: \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached. The straps are constructed following the typical \'1944 cloth-minimising production-manner\' using different shades of wool and/or material (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show some minimal staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. It should be noted that all \'M44\'-style, EM-pattern shoulderstraps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded \'scarce\': the ones as intended for the \'Panzergrenadier-Truppen\' even more so! Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and fully \'text-book\'! - M44-styled, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Panzergrenadiere-Regiments\': great to complete any later-war M44- (ie.even M43-) model \'Heeres\'-tunic!

Attractive - matching and scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres), I deem mid-war- (ie. \'M41/M43\'-pattern-) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Heeres) I deem mid-war- (ie. 'M41/43'-pattern) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen' (or simple cavalry- ie. reconnaisance-soldier) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-) condition. The neat schoulderstraps - which have the 'standard'-pattern, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' as to be expected - have the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured- (and/or: 'silk-like'-type-) piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps measure approximately 11,7 cms. in length each. The straps - which are with certainty of the regular-issued pattern - come mounted onto their functional tongues and come of course in a very nice, ie. fully 'text-book' condition overall. The set shows - as stated above - only minimally wear and/or age: they were only minimally used and do show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The set was with certainty always together and was worn as such: the lining of the tongues is, however, constructed from different material (something that is more often noticed). Simply a great occasion to acquire a very nice and with certainty desirable 'Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs'-related enlisted-mens'-type pair that was never before in a collection: I do not exactly know for what reason but these 'simple' 'Soldat der Kavallerie- o. Aufklärungs-Truppen'-shoulderstrap-pairs can easily be considered 'scarce'!

Attractive - matching and scarcely found! - pair of WH (KM ie. \'Marine-Beamten-related) neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderboards as was intended for an administrative-NCO with the rank of a: \'Verwaltungsbeamte des mittlerer Dienstes\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely encountered! - pair of specific WH (Kriegsmarine ie. 'Marine-Beamten-related) neatly 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderboards as was intended for an administrative-NCO with the rank of a: 'Verwaltungsbeamte des mittlerer Dienstes' (having a rank comparable with that of a Feldwebel ie. sergeant) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used and/or most certainly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The pair has the darker-blue-coloured- and braid-based 'upperdecks' that shows the bright-silver-toned 'inner-centres' and comes mounted onto its so-called: 'Auf der Steg'-mountings (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure each approximately 10,8 cms. in length and come as stated above mounted onto their unusually seen so-called: 'Auf der Steg'-mounting: as such they were intended for usage on a (regular) darker-blue-coloured- or even white-coloured summer-tunic. The boards show a fully matching (ie. left- and/or right pattern, bright-silver-toned- and/or aluminium-based) eagle-devices with swastika, a pair of 'V'-shaped 'Laufbahnzeichen' and equally-styled pips period-attached, denoting the NCO's-rank of: 'Verwaltungsbeamte des mittlerer Dienstes' (ie. comparable with a 'Feldwebel'). The boards have truly extraordinary detail and are great examples of the employed craftmenship of the days. The pair is just a tiny bit tarnished ie. stained (simply caused by years of storage ie. moderate wear). The set originates from a private household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very attractive - and/or truly detailed! - WH Kriegsmarine ie. 'Marine-Beamten-related, NCO-type shoulderboard-pair that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - matching and scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M36-/M40\'-pattern- and \'rounded styled-\') shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel u. Offz.-Anwärter eines Panzer-Grenadier-Regiments\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period, so-called: 'M36-/M40'-pattern- (rounded-styled) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel u. Offziers-Anwärter eines Panzer-Grenadier-Regiments' (or: sergeant first-class and officers-candidate who served within an army, infantry-related rifle-regiment) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The regular-sized shoulderstraps - which are approximately 10,6 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps - which have the bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured - and/or (typical) woolen-type piping attached - shows the (silverish-coloured) NCO-braid attached and do show four (zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-) pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this does the pair show a 'double-sized' pair of slip-ons (ie. 'Laschen') period-attached denoting that the NCO who wore this pair was an: 'Offiziers-Anwärter' ie. officers'-candidate (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is a typical pair that originated from a private tailor-shop. The neat straps - which came mounted onto their functional albeit truly small-sized- (and unusually linnen-based!) tongues - show as stated above some minimal usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or: mid-war-period, 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel u. Offziers-Anwärter eines Panzer-Grenadier-Regiments'!

Attractive - matching and scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M36-/M40\'-pattern- and \'rounded styled-\') \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95\' This is an attractive - matching and actually scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period, so-called: 'M36-/M40'-pattern- (rounded-styled) 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'roter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95' (or: sergeant who served within the army mountain-troops-related, artillery-regiment numbered: '95') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 12,2 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps - which have the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or (typical) 'rayon'-type piping attached - show the (silverish-coloured) NCO-braid attached and do show two (matching) pairs of so-called: '9'- and/or '5-'cyphers ie. numerals (or: 'Ziffern') and single pip period-attached: all six devices are executed in (somewhat shiny) 'Buntmetall'-based metal (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is a typical pair that originated from a private tailor-shop. The neat straps - which came without tongue and that were clearly intended for usage as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern - show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern, WH (Heeres) shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce'. This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or: early-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel des Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiments 95'!

Attractive - matching and scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M36-/M40\'-pattern- and \'rounded styled-\') \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel des Gebirgs-Pionier-Bataillons 83\' This is an attractive - matching and actually scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period, so-called: 'M36-/M40'-pattern- (rounded-styled) 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel des Gebirgs-Pionier-Bataillons 83' (or: sergeant who served within the army mountain-troops-related, engineers'- battailon, numbered: '83') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The regular-sized shoulderstraps - which are approximately 12,2 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps - which have the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured- and/or (typical) 'rayon'-type piping attached - shows the (silverish-coloured) NCO-braid attached and do show two (matching) pairs of so-called: '8'- and/or: '3'-cyphers ie. numerals (or: 'Ziffern') and single pip period-attached: all six devices are executed in (somewhat tarnished) and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based metal (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is a typical pair that originated from a private tailor-shop. The neat straps - which came mounted onto their functional- albeit smaller-sized tongues - show as stated above some minimal usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern, WH (Heeres) shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce'. This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or: early-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel des Gebirgs-Pionier-Bataillons 83'!

Attractive - matching and scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M36-/M40\'-pattern- and \'rounded styled-\') \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 85\' This is an attractive - matching and actually scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period, so-called: 'M36-/M40'-pattern- (rounded-styled) 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-green (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 85' (or: sergeant who served within the army mountain-troops regiment, numbered: '85') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The somewhat smaller-sized shoulderstraps - which are approximately 10,2 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps - which have the darker-green (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured- and/or 'rayon'-type piping attached - shows the (silverish-coloured) NCO-braid attached and do show two (matching) pairs of so-called: '8'- and/or: '5'-cyphers ie. numerals (or: 'Ziffern') and single pip period-attached: all six devices are executed in (somewhat tarnished) zinc-based metal ie. 'Feinzink' (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is a typical pair that originated from a private tailor-shop. The neat straps - which came mounted onto their functional tongues - show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern, WH (Heeres) shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce'. This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or: early-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 85'!

Attractive - matching and scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M36-/M40\'-pattern- and \'rounded styled-\') \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99\' This is an attractive - matching and actually scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period, so-called: 'M36-/M40'-pattern- (rounded-styled) 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-green (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99' (or: sergeant who served within the army mountain-troops regiment, numbered: '99') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shoulderstraps - which are approximately 10,8 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps - which have the darker-green (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured- and/or 'rayon'-type piping attached - shows the (silverish-coloured) NCO-braid attached and do show two (matching) pairs of so-called: '9'-cyphers ie. numerals (or: 'Ziffern') and single pip period-attached: all six devices are executed in (somewhat shiny) 'Buntmetall'-based metal (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is a typical pair that originated from a private tailor-shop. The neat straps - which came without tongue and that were clearly intended for usage as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern - show as stated above some moderate usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern, WH (Heeres) shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce'. This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or: early-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 99'!

Attractive - matching and scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M36-/M40\'-pattern- and \'rounded styled-\') \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel u. Offz.-Anwärter des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 136\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period, so-called: 'M36-/M40'-pattern- (rounded-styled) 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel u. Offiziers-Anwärter des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 136' (or: sergeant and officers-candidate who served within the army mountain-troops-regiment, numbered: '136') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The regular-sized shoulderstraps - which are approximately 11,3 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps - which have the the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured- and/or (typical) 'rayon'-type piping attached - shows the (silverish-coloured!) NCO-braid attached and do show two (matching, smaller-sized) sets of so-called: '1'-, '3' and/or: '6'-cyphers ie. numerals (or: 'Ziffern') and two pips period-attached: all eight devices are executed in (somewhat tarnished) and I deem zinc-based metal ie. 'Feinzink' (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this does the pair show a double-sized slip-on (ie. 'Lasche') period-attached denoting that the NCO who wore this pair was an: 'Offiziers-Anwärter' ie. officers'-candidate (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is a typical pair that originated from a private tailor-shop. The neat straps - which came mounted onto their functional tongues - show as stated above some minimal usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern, WH (Heeres) shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce'. This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or: early-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel u. Offiziers-Anwärter des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 136'!

Attractive - matching and scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M36-/M40\'-pattern- and \'rounded styled-\') \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 100\' This is an attractive - somewhat differenty-styled but still matching and actually scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period, so-called: 'M36-/M40'-pattern- (rounded-styled) 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 100' (or: sergeant first-class who served within the army mountain-troops-regiment, numbered: '100') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The regular-sized shoulderstraps - which are approximately 11,8 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, (truly!) smooth-woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps - which have the the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured- and/or (typical) 'rayon'-type piping attached - shows the (silverish- ie. somewhat yellowish-coloured!) NCO-braid attached and do show two (matching, smaller-sized) sets of so-called: '1'- and/or: (double) '3'-cyphers ie. numerals (or: 'Ziffern') and four pips period-attached: all ten devices are executed in (somewhat tarnished) and I deem zinc-based metal ie. 'Feinzink' (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is a typical pair that originated from a private tailor-shop. The neat straps - which came mounted onto their functional (albeit smaller-sized) tongues - show as stated above some minimal usage and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible and/or present). Although this pair shows clearly somewhat differently styled NCO-braid attached I have no doubt whatsoever that it was worn as a pair. It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern, WH (Heeres) shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce'. This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or: early-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 100'!

Attractive - matching but truly used! - pair of WH (Heeres) NCO-type (ie. \'M36-/M40\'-pattern- and \'rounded styled-\') \'cyphered\' shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel u. Offz.-Anwärter des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 100\' This is an attractive - matching but truly used- and/or worn! - pair of WH (Heeres) early-war-period, so-called: 'M36-/M40'-pattern- (rounded-styled) 'cyphered', NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the darker-green (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - a: 'Feldwebel u. Offziers-Anwärter des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 100' (or: sergeant and officers'-candidate who served within the army mountain-troops regiment, numbered: '100') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used-, worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The somewhat smaller-sized shoulderstraps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length - have the 'standard-type'- and/or darker-green-coloured, smooth-woolen- ie. 'boiled-wool' based 'upperdecks'. The straps - which have the darker-green (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached - shows the (silverish-coloured) NCO-braid attached and do show two (matching) pairs of so-called: '1'- and/or: double '0'-cyphers ie. numerals (or: 'Ziffern') and single pip period-attached: all eight devices are executed in (somewhat tarnished) zinc-based metal ie. 'Feinzink' (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to this does the pair show a double-sized slip-on (ie. 'Lasche') period-attached denoting that the NCO who wore this pair was an: 'Offiziers-Anwärter' ie. officers'-candidate (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is a typical pair that originated from a private tailor-shop. The neat straps - which came without tongues and that were worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type - show as stated above some obvious usage and/or wear (some staining and/or fair moth-damage is visible and/or present). It should be noted that all 'cyphered'-pattern, WH (Heeres) shoulderstraps can easily be regarded 'fairly scarce'. This shoulderstrap-pair originated from an older 'Gebirgjäger'-related shoulderstrap ie. board-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and/or: early-war-period, neatly 'cyphered' and/or 'Heeres'-related NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage by a: 'Feldwebel u. Offziers-Anwärter des Gebirgsjäger-Regiments 100'!

Attractive - matching hardly or even never used! - pair of later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-styled ie. \'simplified\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Panzergrenadiere-Rgts.\' This is an attractive - matching and (I deem) just minimally or even never used - pair of typical, later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-styled (ie. \'simplified\') enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-green- (ie. \'wiesen- o. hellgrüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Panzergrenadiere-Regiments\' (or: simple soldier who served within a later-war-period, infantry-related so-called: rifle-regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each - have the \'standard-pattern\'- and/or typical, field-grey- (ie. somewhat earthen-brown-) coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and show the neat bright-green- (ie. \'wiesengrüner\'-) coloured and/or: \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached. The straps are constructed following the typical \'1944 cloth-minimising production-manner\' using different shades of wool and/or material (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps show some minimal staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. It should be noted that all \'M44\'-style, EM-pattern shoulderstraps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded \'scarce\': the ones as intended for the \'Panzergrenadier-Truppen\' even more so! Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and fully \'text-book\'! - M44-styled, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat eines Panzergrenadiere-Regiments\': great to complete any later-war M44- (ie.even M43-) model \'Heeres\'-tunic!

Attractive - medium-sized- and/or typical reddish-bronze-toned - so-called: \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related, commemorative-award-plaque entitled: \'5. Reichsnährstand Austellung - Leipzig 1939 - Frischbutter\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - medium-sized- and/or typical reddish-bronze-toned, so-called: \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related, commemorative-award-plaque entitled: \'5. Reichsnährstand Austellung - Leipzig 1939\' (and on its back the class being: \'Frischbutter\') and that comes as issued and kept as such for decades. The table-medal was apparently awarded for outstanding achievement in a by the \'Reichsnährstand\'-organised farmers\'-contest held in the year 1939. The neat - medium- (ie. smaller-) sized- and/or regular-weight-piece that shows a: \'Reichsadler\' and \'Reichsnährstand\'-device on its front - has an approximate diameter of only 4 cms. and has very pronounced detail as to be expected. It was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted- ie. frosted-) copper-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - \'Reichsnährstand\'-related table-medal ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - medium-sized- and/or typical silverish-toned - so-called: \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related, commemorative-award-plaque entitled: \'5. Reichsnährstand Austellung - Leipzig 1939 - Speisequarg\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - medium-sized- and/or typical silverish-toned, so-called: \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related, commemorative-award-plaque entitled: \'5. Reichsnährstand Austellung - Leipzig 1939\' (and on its back the class being: \'Speisequarg\') and that comes as issued and kept as such for decades. The table-medal was apparently awarded for outstanding achievement in a by the \'Reichsnährstand\'-organised farmers\'-contest held in the year 1939. The neat - medium- (ie. smaller-) sized- and/or regular-weight-piece that shows a: \'Reichsadler\' and \'Reichsnährstand\'-device on its front - has an approximate diameter of only 4 cms. and has very pronounced detail as to be expected. It was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat frosted-) silverish-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - \'Reichsnährstand\'-related table-medal ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - minimally mis-matched but nevertheless scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) typical \'simplified\'- and later-war-period- (ie. \'M44\'-pattern-) EM-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der (Sturm)Art.-Truppen\' This is an attractive - regrettably minimally mis-matched but actually still scarcely found! - pair of WH (Heeres) typical 'simplified'- and later-war-period- (ie. 'M44'-pattern-) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen' (ie. simple soldier who served within an artillery-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps - which measure 12 cms. in length each - are quite 'crudely' assembled and have the typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks' and show the neat (and desirable!) bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured- and/or typical 'silk-like'-type piping, attached. The straps come naturally mounted onto their functional tongues and do show some minimal wear, usage and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - M44-pattern '(Sturm)Artillerie'-related EM-type shoulderstrap-pair that belonged to a: 'Soldat der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen'!

Attractive - minimally used and magnetic! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a typical maker- (ie. \'15\'-) marked example as was produced by the Austrian-based maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Friedrich Orth\' This is an attractive - albeit I deem minimally worn- ie. used - example of a magnetic, 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a clearly maker- (ie. '15'-) marked example as was produced by the desirable Austrian maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Friedrich Orth' (ie. 'Hersteller 15' ) and that comes an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used and/or worn-), condition. The magnetic cross a nice (and minimally darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows hardly any staining and is truly almost fully preserved: just some paint-loss (ie. tiny chip) is present on one of the arms of the swastika (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains some of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and is just a bit tarnished by age. The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross - which is a non-vaulted example as more often - is as stated above clearly maker- (ie. '15'-) marked example (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive IC1 that was never before in a collection and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - minimally used and magnetic! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a typical maker- (ie. \'L/53\'-) marked example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Hymmen & Co.\' This is a very attractive - albeit I deem minimally worn- ie. used - example of a magnetic, 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a clearly maker- (ie. 'L/53'-) marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Hymmen & Co.' (ie. 'Hersteller 139' ) and that comes an overall very nice- (albeit just minimally used and/or worn-), condition. The magnetic cross a nice (and minimally darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows hardly any staining and is truly fully preserved: it is void of any paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and is just a bit tarnished by age. The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross - which is a minimally-vaulted example as more often - is as stated above clearly maker- (ie. 'L/53'-) marked example (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive IC1 by a scarcely encountered maker that was never before in a collection and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - moderately used albeit regrettably single! - neatly \'cyphered\', so-called: \'M41- (ie. M43-) pattern\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was specifically intended for a: \'Feldwebel des Heeresgruppenkommando 6\' The truly attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless with certainty scarcely found! - neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type (and \'Infanterie\'-related) shoulderstrap is (I deem) of the early- (ie. mid-war-) period- (ie. \'M41- o. M43\'-) pattern and does show some obvious age, wear and/or minimal staining. The strap has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\' and does show the neat whitek- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstrap comes mounted onto its functional tongue attached and was with certainty a piece that was used onto a \'front-type\'-tunic. The strap - which measures approximately 11,7 cms. in length and that shows the \'standard-issue\'-pattern, silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - was used by a: \'Feldwebel\' (ie. sergeant) who served within the \'Heeresgruppenkommando 6\' (being the staff-headquarters, numbered: \'6\'). The strap shows a greyish-silver-toned- (Gothic-styled, larger-sized and/or zinc-based) so-called: \'G\'-\'cypher\' (ie. \'Ziffer\'), smaller-sized and equally-styled (and smaller) \'6\'-numeral and a single (equally styled and/or smaller-sized) pip, period-attached. It should be noted that ALL NCO-pattern, \'Heeresgruppenkommando\'-related shoulderstraps can easily be regarded \'scarce\' (even more so when they are neatly \'cyphered\' as this example on offer here). Simply, a neat early- (ie. mid-) war-period, NCO-type shoulderstrap as was specifically intended for a: \'Feldwebel des Heeresgruppenkommando 6\' and that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - moderately used albeit regrettably single! - neatly \'cyphered\', so-called: \'M41- (ie. M43-) pattern\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was specifically intended for a: \'Feldwebel des Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 4\' The truly attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless with certainty scarcely found! - neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type (and \'Infanterie\'-related) shoulderstrap is (I deem) of the early- (ie. mid-war-) period- (ie. \'M41- o. M43\'-) pattern and does show some obvious age, wear and/or minimal staining. The strap has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\' and does show the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstrap comes mounted onto its functional tongue attached and was with certainty a piece that was used onto a \'front-type\'-tunic. The strap - which measures approximately 11,7 cms. in length and that shows the \'standard-issue\'- (ie. \'sub-dued\'-) pattern, bluish-grey-toned NCO-braid attached - was used by a: \'Feldwebel\' (ie. sergeant) who was attached to a specific: \'Maschinengewehr-Abteilung\', numbered: \'4\' (being a specific army- ie. infantry-related, machine-gunners unit). The strap shows a greyish-silver-toned- (Gothic-styled, smaller-sized and/or zinc-based) so-called: \'M\'-\'cypher\' (ie. \'Ziffer\'), smaller-sized and equally-styled (and smaller) \'4\'-numeral and a single (equally styled and/or regular-sized) pip, period-attached. It should be noted that ALL NCO-pattern, \'Maschinengewehr\'-related shoulderstraps can easily be regarded \'scarce\' (even more so when they are neatly \'cyphered\' as this example on offer here). Simply, a neat early- (ie. mid-) war-period, NCO-type shoulderstrap as was specifically intended for a: \'Feldwebel des Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 4\' and that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - moderately used albeit regrettably single! - neatly \'cyphered\', so-called: \'M41- (ie. M43-) pattern\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was specifically intended for a: \'Feldwebel des Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 5\' The truly attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless with certainty scarcely found! - neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type (and \'Infanterie\'-related) shoulderstrap is (I deem) of the early- (ie. mid-war-) period- (ie. \'M41- o. M43\'-) pattern and does show some obvious age, wear and/or minimal staining. The strap has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\' and does show the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or silk-like-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstrap comes mounted onto its functional tongue attached and was with certainty a piece that was used onto a \'front-type\'-tunic. The strap - which measures approximately 11,7 cms. in length and that shows the \'standard-issue\'- (ie. non-\'sub-dued\'-) pattern, silverish-toned NCO-braid attached - was used by a: \'Feldwebel\' (ie. sergeant) who was attached to a specific: \'Maschinengewehr-Abteilung\', numbered: \'5\' (being a specific army- ie. infantry-related, machine-gunners unit). The strap shows a greyish-silver-toned- (Gothic-styled, smaller-sized and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'M\'-\'cypher\' (ie. \'Ziffer\'), smaller-sized and equally-styled (and smaller) \'5\'-numeral (that misses one prong) and a single (equally styled and/or regular-sized) pip, period-attached. It should be noted that ALL NCO-pattern, \'Maschinengewehr\'-related shoulderstraps can easily be regarded \'scarce\' (even more so when they are neatly \'cyphered\' as this example on offer here). Simply, a neat early- (ie. mid-) war-period, NCO-type shoulderstrap as was specifically intended for a: \'Feldwebel des Maschinengewehr-Abteilungs 5\' and that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - moderately used albeit regrettably single! - so-called: \'M41- (ie. M43-) pattern\', WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs o. Rgts.\' The attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - shoulderstrap is (I deem) of the early- (ie. mid-war-) period- (ie. \'M41- o. M43\'-) pattern and does show some obvious age, wear and/or minimal staining. The strap has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\' and does show the neat darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour and desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstrap comes mounted onto its functional tongue attached and was with certainty a piece that was used onto a \'front-type\'-tunic. The strap - which measures approximately 11 cms. in length - was used by a: \'Soldat\' (ie. simple soldier or medical orderly) who was attached to a specific: \'Sanitäts-Abteilung\' (being a specific army medical-unit). Simply, a neat early- (ie. mid-) war-period, EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' and that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - moderately used albeit regrettably single! - so-called: \'M41- (ie. M43-) pattern\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for an: \'Unteroffzier eines Pionier-Abteilungs o. Rgts.\' The attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - shoulderstrap is (I deem) of the early- (ie. mid-war-) period- (ie. \'M41- o. M43\'-) pattern and does show some obvious age, wear and/or minimal staining. The strap has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\' and does show the neat black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour and desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstrap comes mounted onto its functional tongue attached and was with certainty a piece that was used onto a \'front-type\'-tunic. The strap - which measures approximately 11 cms. in length and that shows the \'standard-issue\'-pattern, silver-toned NCO-braid attached - was used by an: \'Unteroffizier\' (ie. junior-sergeant) who was attached to a specific: \'Pioniere-Abteilung o. Regiment\' (being a specific army engineers-unit). Simply, a neat early- (ie. mid-) war-period, NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for an: \'Unteroffzier eines Pionier-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' and that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - moderately used- and actually fairly scarcely seen! - Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\') being a nicely preserved- and maker- (ie. \'L/54\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Schauerte & Höhfeld\'-company The attractive cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as more often encountered - has - I deem - never been cleaned and retains an attractive (albeit minimally tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is magnetic as more often seen - comes mounted onto its original (and naturally fully functional) flute-shaped pin and has an unaltered catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat 'matted'-like, black-coloured 'inner-core' - shows some minimal age but is totally void of any real damage: it retains a very nice appearance overall. The cross is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. The IC on offer here is a typical example that was produced by the: 'Schauerte & Höhfeld'-company as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Simply an attractive IC-first-class that was recently uncovered at a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive and untouched 'LDO-example' accordingly!

Attractive - moderately used- and bright-golden-coloured- (and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based) (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/105\' marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly detailed! - (bright!) golden-coloured- and/or typical 'Buntmetall'-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/105' marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly worn- and/or carefully cap-removed-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all three, copper-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were I deem once bent and which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/105' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and minimally converse-shaped is having an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. - and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and truly detailed 'party-style' visor-cap eagle: it will be very hard to upgrade this attractive- and/or fully untouched example!

Attractive - moderately used- and bright-golden-coloured- (and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based) (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/24\' marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly detailed! - (bright!) golden-coloured- and/or typical 'Buntmetall'-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/24' marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly worn- and/or carefully cap-removed-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all three, copper-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were I deem once bent and which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/24' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and minimally converse-shaped is having an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. - and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and truly detailed 'party-style' visor-cap eagle: it will be very hard to upgrade this attractive- and/or fully untouched example!

Attractive - moderately used- and silverish-coloured- (and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based) (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/24\' marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly detailed! - (tarnished) silverish-coloured- and/or typical 'Buntmetall'-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/24' marked on its back and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly worn- and/or carefully cap-removed-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all three, silver-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were I deem once bent and which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/24' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and minimally converse-shaped is having an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. - and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and truly detailed 'party-style' visor-cap eagle: it will be very hard to upgrade this attractive- and/or fully untouched example!

Attractive - moderatey used and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' This is an attractive - and in this issued and/or moderately worn- ie. used condition actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The - highly detailed and/or pronounced! - shield comes naturally complete with its original metal-based \'back-plate\' and still retains all four of its original prongs (being attached to the sides of the shield as more often encountered with original \'Kuban\'-campaign-shields as can be seen on the pictures). The piece sill retains a fair bit of its (typical) black-coloured- and/or paper-based \'backing-cover\' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has stunning detail but does show some darkened tarnish) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining as is visible on the pictures). It should, however, be noted that these (original) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shields are a bit underestimated in value and rarity: genuine - and nicely preserved! - examples of the \'Kuban\'-shield are actually not that easily encountered. I deem that this attractive – and truly worn! - example is accordingly priced!

Attractive - multi-coloured enamelled and actually scarcely seen! - Dutch NSB-party-related, so-called: \'Hagespraak\'-lapel-pin that is depicting a light-blue-toned \'Wolfshook\'-insignia on a white- and orange-\'rimmed\' background This is a very fine example of the - actually not that easily encountered! - multi-coloured enamelled and actually scarcely seen! - so-called: Dutch NSB-party-related, 'Hagespraak'-lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') and that is depicting a light-blue-toned 'Wolfshook'-insignia on a white- and orange-'rimmed' background and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit - I deem - just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The pin on offer here - which has an approximate diameter of only 1,8 cms. - comes mounted onto its long-sized pin and has a nicely preserved age-patina: it is totally void of any (enamel) damage or alike and was never cleaned and stored as such for decades. It shows a clearly present makers'-designation on its back (that reads H.F.B.'). To date the exact usage of these attractive 'Wolfshook'-pins is not exactly known but it can be assumed that they were either used to identity NSB-security-officials working at one the (later) NSB-related gatherings (aka 'Hagespraken') or that they were the envisaged 'newly'-styled NSB-membership-lapel-pin that was institutioned in 1938. This particular piece originated from an advanced collection of NSB- (ie. Dutch collaboration-) related items that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a neat example of this attractive, NSB-related 'Wolfshook'-lapel-pin that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - multi-coloured- and \'BeVo\'-woven - armshield (ie. \'Ärmelschild\') entitled: \'Idel-Ural\' as was intended for usage by a volunteer serving within the \'Volga-Tartar Legion\') and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is an attractive example of a multi-coloured- and neatly \'BeVo\'-woven-type armshield (ie. \'Ärmelschild\') as was intended for usage by a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' (ie. within the \'Volga-Tartar Legion\') and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never confectioned- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The shield comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never confectioned condition and \'comes as straightly cut-off the role\': it is just a tiny bit \'wrinkled\' ie. minimally stained simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures) and is an attractive example of the \'BeVo\'-weave-technique. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen still shows the interwoven \'BeVo-Wuppertal\'-logo (as can be noticed on the pictures). It will be simply impossible to upgrade this example!

Attractive - neatly enamelled- and not that easily encountered! - so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supportive lapel-pin-/ie. party badge, being an example without text (that is void of a makers\'- nor \'RzM\'-signification) The attractive lapel-pin - which has been IMO only minimally used ie. worn - has a very nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing normal wear but is totally void of any real (enamel-) damage (see pictures): just some regular wear ie. scratches are noticable. The badge - which has an approximate diameter of 2 cms. and that is thus smaller that its regular-sized counterparts - shows moreover a somewhat tarnished finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red coloured ie. enamelled area without showing any text - comes mounted on its functional- (ie. regular) pin-/catch set-up (which is naturally still fully functional and/or present). Simply an attractive, 'N.S.D.A.P.'-supportive lapel-pin-/ie. party badge that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - neatly enamelled- and not that easily encountered! - so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supportive lapel-pin-/ie. party badge, being a (small-sized!) example showing the text: \'Nun erst Recht!\' The attractive lapel-pin - which has been IMO only minimally used ie. worn - has a very nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing normal wear but is totally void of any (enamel-) damage (see pictures): just some regular wear is noticable. The badge - which has an approximate diameter of only 2 cms. and that is thus a lot smaller that its regular-sized counterparts - shows moreover a somewhat tarnished finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red coloured ie. enamelled area showing the text as mentioned above - comes mounted on its functional- (ie. regular) pin-/catch set-up (which is naturally still fully functional and/or present). Simply an attractive, 'N.S.D.A.P.'-supportive lapel-pin-/ie. party badge that is IMO priced according to its obvious scarcity!

Attractive - neatly enamelled- and not that easily encountered! - so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supportive lapel-pin-/ie. party badge, being a (small-sized!) example without text (that is void of a makers\'- nor \'RzM\'-signification) The attractive lapel-pin - which has been IMO only minimally used ie. worn - has a very nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing normal wear but is totally void of any real (enamel-) damage (see pictures): just some regular wear ie. scratches are noticable. The badge - which has an approximate diameter of 2 cms. and that is thus a lot smaller that its regular-sized counterparts - shows moreover a somewhat tarnished finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red coloured ie. enamelled area without showing any text - comes mounted on its functional- (ie. regular) pin-/catch set-up (which is naturally still fully functional and/or present). Simply an attractive, 'N.S.D.A.P.'-supportive lapel-pin-/ie. party badge that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - never used nor tunic-attached! - example of a Waffen-SS EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank-collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') being a \'standard-issued\'- (ie. \'RzM\'-) pattern example as executed in black-coloured wool This is an attractive - and never used nor tunic-attached albeit minimally moth-damaged - example of a Waffen-SS EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank-collar-tab (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') being a 'standard-issued'- (ie. 'RzM'-) pattern example as executed in black-coloured wool and that comes in an overall nice condition. The tab shows the typical 'buckram'-based 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures) and is void of an 'RzM'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows as stated above some minimal moth-damage on its underside (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still a desirable- and searched-after piece of Waffen-SS insignia. I deem that I have priced it according to its minimally moth-damaged condition.

Attractive - nicely preserved and totally undamaged! - so-called: \'Preussischer Roter Adler Orden der 4. Stufe\' (or: Prussian Order of the Red Eagle 4th class) being an example that (I deem) originated from the period 1871-1875 This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely found! - example of a so-called: Prussian Order of the Red Eagle 4th class (ie. 'Preussischer Roter Adler Orden der 4. Stufe') being an example that (I deem) originated from the period 1871-1875 and that came together with its period (minimally confectioned- ie. somewhat shortened and 15,5 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued ie. worn. The award is executed in (minimally blackened- ie. somewhat tarnished) silver-based metal and has very pronounced detail as to be expected. The piece retains its colourfull (enamelled ie. - I deem - hand-painted!) centre-piece showing the bright-red-coloured eagle-device. The piece is totally void of any enamel damage and was never cleaned nor polished. Simply a very nice specimen of this interesting Prussian award that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - nicely preserved and totally undamaged! - \'Preussischer Roter Adler Orden der 4. Stufe\' (or: Prussian Order of the Red Eagle 4th class) being an example that (I deem) originated from the period 1871-75 This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely found! - example of a Prussian Order of the Red Eagle 4th class (ie. 'Preussischer Roter Adler Orden der 4. Stufe') being an example that (I deem) originated from the period 1871-75 and that comes mounted on its period (minimally confectioned- ie. somewhat shortened) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued ie. worn. The award is executed in (blackened- ie. somewhat tarnished, silver-based metal and has very pronounced detail as to be expected. The piece retains its colourfull (enamelled ie. hand-painted!) centre-piece showing the bright-red-coloured eagle-device. The piece is totally void of any enamel damage and was never cleaned nor polished. Simply a very nice speciimen of this interesting Prussian award that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - non-folded- ie. non-confectioned - example of a: WH (Heeres) \'Jäger\'-armbadge as executed in the typical \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in a very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint-/unissued\'-) condition I recently uncovered four - identical and/or non-folded- ie. non-confectioned - examples of the WH (Heeres) \'Jäger\'- armbadge as neatly executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, all four pieces coming in overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The badges on offer here come as \'straightly cut-of-the-role\' and were simply never issued nor used: all four do show some minimal age ie. storage-staining only, simply having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various \'Jäger\' (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related) units. Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat WH-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive - non-maker-marked but scarcely found - example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') being of the \'chaotic-pebbled\'-pattern that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used-), condition The attractive - and typical early-type- and/or non-magnetic - black-class wound-badge (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz') was (I deem) just moderately worn and or used: it comes in a truly nicely preserved condition. Truly most of its original, black-coloured- (and/or: somewhat 'shiny'-styled- ie. satin-like) finish has been nicely preserved and it is just a tiny bit 'dusty' and/or minimally stained (as can be seen of the pictures). The badge is as stated a non-maker-marked- (and I deem early-period-) example of the so-called: 'chaotic-pebbled'-pattern that is executed in non-magnetic, so-called: 'Tombak'-based material. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped- and also non-magnetic) pin and/or catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. To date these 'chaotic-pebbled'-pattern black-wound badges have not been attributed to a specific maker although it is known that examples have been found coming packed in pouches by the Gustav Brehmer-company. Simply a neat example of a fully untouched 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz' of the 'chaotic-pebbled'-pattern that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - period-folded- ie. confectioned - example of a WH (Heeres) \'Jäger\'-armbadge, being a neat and/or clearly tunic-removed example as was executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - period-folded- ie. confectioned - example of a WH (Heeres) 'Jäger'-armbadge, being a neat and/or clearly tunic-removed example as was executed in 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in a wonderful condition. The piece is neatly executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and does show some age, wear and/or minimal staining. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various 'Jäger'- (ie. rifle-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period-, mountain-troop-related, infantry-units). Simply a great occasion to acquire a nicely folded- and/or confectioned example of a genuine WH (Heeres) 'Jäger'-armbadge!

Attractive - quite unusual and fully matching! - pair of neatly \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Leutnant des Artillerie-Regiments 28\' The attractive - quite unusual, fully matching and most certainly carefully tunic-removed! - shoulderboards are typical, 'text-book'-examples of the 'Heeres'-type, officers'-pattern shoulderboards and have the silverish-grey- (ie. somewhat 'sub-dued'-type) 'upperdecks': they were most certainly once tunic-attached and show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show the desirable bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured (and were constructed from the 'smooth'- ie. 'moleskin'-type wool as to be expected). The boards never had any tongues attached and were clearly intended (and used!) as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards measure approximately 11,7 cms. in length each and unusually show a pair of (bright-red-coloured, linnen-based) 'Laschen' (slip-ons) period-attached that (each) show a pair of ('Buntmetall'-based and golden-toned) '2'- and/or: '8'-numerals (ie. 'Ziffern') something that is most certainly very unusual and (I deem) against regulations (as can be seen on the pictures). Taking into account the fact that this pair has the somewhat 'sub-dued'-type 'upperdecks' (I deem) that it was a pair that was intended to be used on a regular 'front-used tunic'. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair (showing a period-attached pair of 'Laschen' (ie. slip-ons) period-attached!) that belonged to a: 'Leutnant des Artillerie-Regiments 28' and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - regrettably incomplete and clearly used- ie. tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Demjansk\'-campaign-shield as executed in non-magnetic, so-called: \'Feinzink\' This is an attractive - and/or still truly detailed! - example of the (actually nowadays truly scarcely encountered!) WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Demjansk\'-campaign-shield that comes in an overall nice- (albeit - I deem - surely worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The (non-magnetic and just minimally converse-shaped) shield - which is executed in greyish-silver-coloured zinc (ie. \'Feinzink\') - comes without its metal-based back-plate and is void of any cloth (ie. woolen-based) backing: all four of its pins ie. prongs are also missing and the shield shows four drilled-holes intended to directly sew the piece onto a tunic (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield shows some minimal age and/or staining simlply caused by moderate wear: some minimal dirt- and/or staining is visible and/or present, but the shield still retains truly extraordinary detail as to be expected (most ie. most of its period-applied finish is present and or preserved). The shield was of course never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. It was found at a private-household in Germany and was simply stored as such for decades: it was never before part of a collection. It should furthermore be mentioned that these \'Demjansk\' campaign-shields are nowadays quite hard to come by. Still an attractive - and naturally 100% original! - example of this collectable and desirable campaign-shield that is priced according to its incomplete ie. relic-condition!

Attractive - regrettably incomplete but still scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example showing an eagle-device,\'HJ-Raute\' and text that reads: \'Gebiets- u. Obergau Sportfest - 1941\' The attractive - mid-war-period- and with certainty scarcely encountered! - somewhat darkened (ie. stained) day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in silverish-grey-coloured zinc-based metal: it does show some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished ie. stained age-patina). The badge regrettably misses a part of its pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and does show some obvious age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is still quite detailed and retains most of its minimally darkened finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a detailed eagle-device and 'HJ-Raute' and depicts the text: 'Gebiets- u. Obergau Sportfest - 1941' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this desirable - and fairly early-war-period! - HJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is priced according to its incomplete ie. damaged condition!

Attractive - regrettably incomplete but still scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\' being a non-makermarked example showing an eagle-device,\'HJ-Raute\' and text: \'Hitlerjugend Frühlingsfeier - Muhlhausen-Th. - 1934\' The attractive - and fairly early-period and with certainty scarcely encountered! - somewhat darkened (ie. stained) day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in reddish-bronze-coloured (ie. I deem copper-coloured) 'pot-metal': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is just a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina). The badge regrettably misses its pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains most of its minimally darkened finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield-shaped piece shows a detailed eagle-device and 'HJ-Raute' and depicts the text: 'Hitlerjugend Frühlingsfeier - Muhlhausen-Th. - 1934' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this desirable and fairly early-period (regional -issued!) HJ-related so-called: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is priced according to its incomplete ie. damaged condition!

Attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless fairly scarcely encountered! - bright-green-coloured and/or bright-red piped, WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless fairly scarcely encountered! - bright-green-coloured and/or bright-red piped, WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW-Felddivisionen') as was specifically intended for usgae by a: 'Soldat der Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved condition. The tab is executed in bright-green coloured (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and was intended for a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the later-war-period, so-called: 'LW-Felddivisionen' (or: later-war-period LW infantry-units or ground-troops). The patch has one zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based 'gull' period-attached and shows the 'standard'-type, brownish/yellow-coloured- and 'buckram'-based backing as to be expected. The tab is nicely piped with bright-red-coloured piping (which is executed in the linnen-based 'twisted'-pattern) something that most certainly signified anti-aircraft- (ie. 'Flakartillerie'- ) usage. Simply an attractive and desirable LW-'Felddivisionen' collar-tab: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless fairly scarcely encountered! - bright-green-coloured and/or bright-red piped, WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der Felddivisionen\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless fairly scarcely encountered! - bright-green-coloured and/or bright-red piped, WH (Luftwaffe) collar-patch (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW-Felddivisionen') as was specifically intended for usgae by a: 'Soldat der Felddivisionen' and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved condition. The tab is executed in bright-green coloured (smooth- ie. 'moleskin'-like) wool and was intended for a soldier (or NCO) belonging to one of the the later-war-period, so-called: 'LW-Felddivisionen' (or: later-war-period LW infantry-units or ground-troops). The patch has one zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based 'gull' period-attached and shows the 'standard'-type, brownish/yellow-coloured- and 'buckram'-based backing as to be expected. The tab is nicely piped with bright-red-coloured piping (which is executed in the linnen-based 'twisted'-pattern) something that most certainly signified anti-aircraft- (ie. 'Flakartillerie'- ) usage. Simply an attractive and desirable LW-'Felddivisionen' collar-tab: too bad that it is only a single example!

Attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless rarely found! - so-called: \'OT\'- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, brown-coloured- and/or woolen-based, \'high-ranked\' officers\'-type collar-tab as was intended for an: \'OT-Hauptbauleiter\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless rarely found! - so-called: \'OT\'- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, darker-brown-coloured- and/or woolen-based officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') being a pair of the third- (and final) pattern as was used from 1943 onwards as was intended for usage by an: \'OT-Hauptbauleiter\' (ie. \'OT-Oberstfrontführer o. OT-Oberstarzt\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat (and silver-grey-piped- and \'buckram\'-lined) tab is executed in the typical brownish-coloured wool and shows the (silverish-white-coloured- and nicely machine-embroidered) \'OT\'-rank-insignia and two golden-toned pips period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive \'OT\'-related \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\' that is I deem priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless rarely found! - so-called: \'OT\'- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, brown-coloured- and/or woolen-based, \'high-ranked\' officers\'-type collar-tab as was intended for an: \'OT-Oberbauleiter\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless rarely found! - so-called: \'OT\'- (ie. \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, darker-brown-coloured- and/or woolen-based officers\'-type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') being a pair of the third- (and final) pattern as was used from 1943 onwards as was intended for usage by an: \'OT-Oberbauleiter\' (ie. \'OT-Oberstabsfrontführer o. OT-Oberfeldarzt\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat (and silver-grey-piped- and \'buckram\'-lined) tab is executed in the typical brownish-coloured wool and shows the (silverish-white-coloured- and nicely machine-embroidered) \'OT\'-rank-insignia and one golden-toned pip attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive \'OT\'-related \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\' that is I deem priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless rarely seen! - WH (LW) \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstrap as piped in the golden-yellow-coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for an: \'U.Wachtmeister u. Musiker der Flg.- o. Fj.-Trpn.\' The truly attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless rarely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstrap is piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and shows the 'silk-like'-type piping attached as is more often seen with these early-pattern-type LW-shoulderstraps. The strap - which measures approximately 13 cms. in length - was - I deem - clearly issued and just moderately used ie. tunic-removed (it never had a tongue attached and was with certainty worn as a strap of the 'sew-in'-type). The strap - that shows the typical 'dotted'-style NCO-braid attached - shows the neat, (and/or also golden-yellow-coloured) so-called: 'Lyra'-cypher (which is executed in detailed hand-embroidery as to be expected) denoting that the NCO (ie. 'Unterwachtmeister' or: junior-sergeant) who wore this strap served as a: 'Musiker' within the LW-'Flieger- o. Fallschimjägertruppen'. The strap was - as stated above - just moderately worn and carefully tunic-removed and does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining: it came with a silver-toned button attached (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that all LW-type, 'cyphered' shoulderstraps can easily be graded 'very scarce' and are not that often offered for sale. Simply an attractive - albeit regrettably single - neatly 'cyphered', LW-type shoulderstrap that belonged to an: 'Unterwachtmeister u. Musiker der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger-Truppen'!

Attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, \'cyphered\' shoulderboard as was piped in the bright-pink branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Major des Panzer-Regiments 7\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers'-type, 'cyphered' shoulderboard as piped in the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: 'Major des Panzer-Regiments 7' (or: officer who served within the tank-regiment, numbered: '7') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued and clearly worn- ie. moderately used-), condition. The board measures approximately 10 cms. in length and has the silver-greyish-coloured- (ie. truly 'sub-dued'-) so-called: 'upperdeck' and shows a single (golden-toned and somewhat tarnished) so-called: '7'-numeral (ie. 'Ziffer') period-attached. The device is just a tiny bit tarnished from normal age and/or storage for decades but is still very pronounced and detailed (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - that could be used on both the field-grey-coloured tunics and/or black-coloured 'wrap-around'-tunics - comes mounted onto its typically smaller-sized, officers'-pattern tongue, attached. Simply an attractive - and with certainty desirable! - 'cyphered' shoulderboard that belonged to a: 'Major des Panzer-Regiments 7': too bad that it is only a single specimen!

Attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Flieger-Hauptingenieur\' (being a rank similar to: \'Hauptmann\') This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered, WH (Luftwaffe) collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') as executed in silverish-golden-coloured braid onto a bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured background, as was specifically intended for usage by an officer holding the rank of: \'Flieger-Hauptingenieur\' (being a rank similar to: \'Hauptmann\' ie. captain) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem simply never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The tab is executed in the neat smooth-like (ie. \'moleskin\'-type) wool and has truly extraordinary detail: the shown craftmanship is simply stunning. The backing is constructed of beige-coloured, so-called \'buckram\'-based cloth (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab shows some minimal age- ie. staining caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). These \'pink-coloured\' LW-tabs as intended for commissioned staffmembers of the \'Ingenieurkorps der Luftwaffe\' are quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded \'scarce\'. Simply an attractive collar-tab that belonged to a: \'Flieger-Hauptingenieur\' and that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Flieger-Hauptingenieur\' (being a rank similar to: \'Hauptmann\') This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - neatly hand-embroidered, WH (Luftwaffe) collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') as executed in silverish-coloured braid onto a bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured background, as was specifically intended for usage by an officer holding the rank of: \'Flieger-Hauptingenieur\' (being a rank similar to: \'Hauptmann\' ie. captain) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem simply never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The tab is executed in the neat smooth-like (ie. \'moleskin\'-type) wool and has truly extraordinary detail: the shown craftmanship is simply stunning. The backing is constructed of beige-coloured, so-called \'buckram\'-based cloth (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab shows some minimal age- ie. staining caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). These \'pink-coloured\' LW-tabs as intended for commissioned staffmembers of the \'Ingenieurkorps der Luftwaffe\' are quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded \'scarce\'. Simply an attractive collar-tab that belonged to a: \'Flieger-Hauptingenieur\' and that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'cyphered\', EM-type shoulderstrap as piped in the golden-yellow-coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for a: \'Soldat der Flg.- o. Fallschirmjäg. Lehrtruppen\' The truly attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless very scarcely seen! - WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens'-type shoulderstrap is piped in the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and shows the woolen-type piping attached as is more often seen with these early-pattern-type LW-shoulderstraps. The strap - which measures approximately 12 cms. in length - was - I deem - clearly issued and just moderately used ie. tunic-removed (it never had a tongue attached and was with certainty worn as a strap of the 'sew-in'-type as can be seen on the pictures). The strap shows the neat, typical Gothic-styled- (and/or also golden-yellow-coloured) so-called: 'L'-cypher (which is executed in the so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei' as to be expected) denoting that the soldier who wore this strap served within the LW-'Lehrtruppen' (some sort of schooling- ie. training-unit). The strap was - as stated above - just moderately worn and carefully tunic-removed and does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that all LW-type, 'cyphered' shoulderstraps can easily be graded 'very scarce' and are not that often offered for sale. Simply an attractive - albeit regrettably single - neatly 'cyphered' LW-type shoulderstrap that belonged to a: 'Soldat der Flieger- o. Fallschirmjäger Lehrtruppen'!

Attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless truly rarely seen! - WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-red-coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Obermusikmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 32\' This is a truly attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) neatly \'cyphered\' shoulderboard as piped in the as piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Obermusikmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 32\' (or: artillery-officer and army-musician who served with the artillery-regiment, numbered: \'32\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly issued, worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The board has the (typical) bright-silver-coloured- (ie. non-\'sub-dued\'-) so-called: \'upperdeck\' (that shows the typical interwoven bright-red-coloured piping as to be expected) shows a neat (golden-bronze-toned) \'Lyra\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\'), equally executed pip and pair of (smaller-sized): \'3\'- and/or: \'2\'-numerals period-attached denoting the rank- (ie. function) of: an: \'Obermusikmeister des Artillerie-Regiments 32\'. The neat devices are just a tiny bit tarnished from normal age and/or storage for decades but are very pronounced and detailed (as can be seen on the pictures). The board - that measures approx. 10,3 cms. in length - comes mounted onto its smaller-sized tongue attached and does show some obvious wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This very nice - and truly rarely encountered! - shoulderboard was recently found at a private-household and came as such straight from the family who kept and stored this piece for decades. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty desirable! - neatly \'cyphered\' shoulderboard as executed in one of the most rarely encountered branchcolours of the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\': I deem that I have priced this rare and interesting \'Musiker\'-board according to its obvious rarity and/or desirabilty!

Attractive - regrettably single but scarcely seen! - early-period- (ie. \'Reichswehr\'-era), WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' EM-type shoulderstrap (as executed in the \'rib-cord\'-like linnen) as was intended for a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Rgts. 18\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - early-period- (ie. \'Reichswehr\'-era), WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' enlisted mens\'-type shoulderstrap having the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured and/or \'woolen\'-type piping attached as was executed in neat field-grey-coloured- and/or: \'rib-cord\'-like linnen as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Rgts. 18\' (or: simple soldier who served within the infantry-regiment numbered: \'15\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The strap - which measures 11 cms. in length - is fully \'text-book\' in all facets and is executed in (typical \'Reichwehr\'-era pattern) HBT-like (ie. \'rib-cord\'-like-) linnen and having the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured and/or \'woolen\'-type piping attached. It comes mounted onto its functional tongue: moreover, does it show the white-coloured \'1\'- and \'8\'-cyphers (ie. numerals or: \'Ziffern\') which are both executed in so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). These type of shoulderstraps are of the pre-war-period pattern and were (I deem) worn in the period around 1935/1937 but also saw usage in the early-war years. The strap only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty quite scarcely encountered! - very-early-period and neatly \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap that belonged to a: \'Soldat des Infanterie-Regiments 18\' and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - regrettably single but scarcely seen! - early-period- (ie. \'Reichswehr\'-era), WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' EM-type shoulderstrap (as executed in the \'rib-cord\'-like linnen) as was intended for a: \'Soldat u. Uffz.-Anw. des Inf.-Rgts. 18\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - early-period- (ie. \'Reichswehr\'-era), WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' enlisted mens\'-type shoulderstrap having the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured and/or \'woolen\'-type piping attached as was executed in neat field-grey-coloured- and/or: \'rib-cord\'-like linnen as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Soldat u. Unteroffizier-Anwärter des Infanterie-Rgts. 18\' (or: simple soldier and junior-sergeant candidate who served within the infantry-regiment numbered: \'15\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The strap - which measures 10,2 cms. in length - is fully \'text-book\' in all facets and is executed in (typical \'Reichwehr\'-era pattern) HBT-like (ie. \'rib-cord\'-like-) linnen and having the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured and/or \'woolen\'-type piping attached. It comes mounted onto its functional tongue: moreover, does it show the white-coloured \'1\'- and \'8\'-cyphers (ie. numerals or: \'Ziffern\') which are both executed in so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows a (firmly-attached) single stripe of (early- ie. \'dotted\'-pattern) NCO-braid attached denoting the soldiers\' function ie. status of: \'Unteroffizier-Anwärter\'. These type of shoulderstraps are of the pre-war-period pattern and were (I deem) worn in the period around 1935/1937 but also saw usage in the early-war years. The strap only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty quite scarcely encountered! - very-early-period and neatly \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap that belonged to a: \'Soldat u. Uffz.-Anwärter des Infanterie-Rgts. 18\' and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - regrettably single but scarcely seen! - early-period- (ie. \'Reichswehr\'-era), WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstrap (as executed in the \'rib-cord\'-like linnen) as was intended for an: \'Uffz. des Inf.-Div.-Nachrichten-Abts. 17\' This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely seen! - early-period- (ie. I deem \'Reichswehr\'-era), WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' enlisted mens\'-type shoulderstrap having the neat bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelbener\'-) coloured and/or \'woolen\'-type piping attached as was executed in neat field-grey-coloured- and/or: \'rib-cord\'-like linnen as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Divisions-Nachrichten-Abteilungs 17\' (or: junior-sergeant who served within a specific signals-unit that fell under the jurisdiction of the infantry-division numbered: \'17\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The strap - which measures 11,5 cms. in length - is fully \'text-book\' in all facets and is executed in (typical \'Reichwehr\'-era pattern) HBT-like (ie. \'rib-cord\'-like-) linnen and having the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelbener\'-) coloured and/or \'woolen\'-type piping attached. It comes mounted onto its functional tongue: moreover, does it show the bright-yellow-coloured \'1\'- and/or \'7\'-cyphers (ie. numerals or: \'Ziffern\') which are both executed in so-called: \'Kurbelstickerei\' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows the somewhat sub-dued (ie. early- ie. \'dotted\') pattern NCO-braid attached denoting the soldiers\' function ie. status of: \'Unteroffizier\'. These type of shoulderstraps are of the pre-war-period pattern and were (I deem) worn in the period around 1935/1937 but also saw usage in the early-war years. The strap only shows minimal wear and/or age and is just nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty quite scarcely encountered! - early-period and neatly \'cyphered\' shoulderstrap that belonged to an: \'Unteroffizier des Infanterie-Divisions-Nachrichten-Abteilungs 17\' and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - scarcely found and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as piped in the typical green (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat der Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen\' The attractive shoulderstraps - which come in a presumably used- albeit never worn and/or fully untouched condition - have the typical bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and show the (typical) darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour and were as such intended for usage by a soldier belonging to one of the the later-war-period, so-called: \'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen\' (or: later-war period LW infantry-related units ie. ground-troops). It should be noted that these typical green-piped, LW-type shoulderstraps can be considered \'truly scarce\' and saw also usage on for example on the specific 3/4-sized FD-camouflaged smocks. The shoulderstrap-pair on offer here comes in an overall nice- (and as mentioned above never used- nor worn-) condition: they just shows some obvious wear, age and/or staining and one of the straps shows some minimal moth-damage (as can be noticed on the pictures). The set is totally matching and measures approximately 12,2 cms. in length each. The set never had any tongues attached and was a typical pair that was intended to be used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern. The pair has the neat, typical green-coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and/or scarcely encountered pair of \'text-book\', LW-\'Felddivisionen\'-insignia: great to complete or restore a tunic or excellently fitted to be stored in any shoulderstrap-collection!

Attractive - scarcely found and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the typical green (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Uffz. der Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen\' The attractive shoulderstraps - which come in a presumably used- ie. carefully tunic-removed condition - have the typical bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and show the (typical) darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour and were as such intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) belonging to one of the the later-war-period, so-called: \'Luftwaffe-Felddivisionen\' (or: later-war period LW infantry-related units ie. ground-troops). It should be noted that these typical green-piped, LW-type shoulderstraps can be considered \'truly scarce\' and saw also usage on for example on the specific 3/4-sized FD-camouflaged smocks. The shoulderstrap-pair on offer here comes in an overall nice- (and as mentioned above just minimally used- ie. worn-) condition: they just shows some obvious wear, age and/or staining (as can be noticed on the pictures). The pair - that shows the typical \'dotted\'-pattern, silver-toned NCO braid attached - is totally matching and measures approximately 11,2 cms. in length each. The set never had any tongues attached and was a typical pair that was intended to be used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern. The pair has the neat, typical green-coloured and/or woolen-type piping attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and/or scarcely encountered pair of \'text-book\', LW-\'Felddivisionen\'-NCO insignia: great to complete or restore a tunic or excellently fitted to be stored in any shoulderstrap-collection!

Attractive - scarcely found! - \'Ostvölker\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the unit-designation that reads: \'Armen. Leg - 6592\' (and as such intended for a member that served within the \'Armenisches Legion\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - typical zinc-based, so-called: \'Ostvölker\'- (ie. Eastern-volunteers-) related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Armen. Leg - 6592\' (and as such intended for a member that served within the \'Armenisches Legion\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used and/or worn-), condition. The ID-disc - which is executed in a neatly executed letter-type - comes in an overall nice condition but does show the clear evidence of having been worn (minimally torn-out holes): it was, however, never cleaned nor polished but shows some (minimal) corrosion-marks. The disc - which is void of the soldiers\' blood-group-type as more often - comes as stored for years: it originates from an extensive ID-disc-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. The back shows some dirt ie. staining (and minimal corrosion stains). Simply an attractive - and 100% genuine! - \'Ostvölker\'- ie. Eastern-volunteers-related ID-disc that belonged to a soldier and member of the \'Armenisches Legion\'!

Attractive - scarcely found! - \'Ostvölker\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the unit-designation that reads: \'Turkest. Leg - 13614\' (and as such intended for a member that served within the \'Turkistanisches Legion\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - typical zinc-based, so-called: \'Ostvölker\'- (ie. Eastern-volunteers-) related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Turkest. Leg - 13614\' (and as such intended for a member that served within the \'Turkistanisches Legion\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used and/or worn-), condition. The ID-disc - which is executed in a neatly executed letter-type - comes in an overall nice condition but does show the clear evidence of having been worn (minimally torn-out holes): it was, however, never cleaned nor polished but shows some (minimal) corrosion-marks. The disc - which is void of the soldiers\' blood-group-type as more often - comes as stored for years: it originates from an extensive ID-disc-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. The back shows some dirt ie. staining (and minimal corrosion stains). Simply an attractive - and 100% genuine! - \'Ostvölker\'- ie. Eastern-volunteers-related ID-disc that belonged to a soldier and member of the \'Turkistanisches Legion\'!

Attractive - silverish-golden-coloured- and/or: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is (unusually!) void of a makers\'-designation This is an attractive - and quite detailed! - example of a silverish-golden-coloured- and/or: typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is (unusally!) void of any makers\'-designation and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or once cap-attached-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and retains its three copper-based pins ie. prongs in place (which were I deem once bent and which are of course still functional). The piece - which is left-facing and that is minimally converse-shaped - has an approximate wingspan of 5,7 cms. and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - single but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - EM- (ie. NCO-) type shoulderstrap as was intended for usage by a member who served within the \'Sicherheitsdienst\'- (ie. \'SD\'-) related so-called: \'Schützmannschaften\' (ie. \'Schuma\') This is an attractive - regrettably single but nevertheless actually scarcely encountered! - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type shoulderstrap as piped in the bright-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the notorious \'Sicherheitsdienst\'- (ie. \'SD\'-) related so-called: \'Schützmannschaften\' (ie. \'Schuma\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-) condition. The \'pointed-styled\' strap - which measures approximately 12,2 cms. in length - has (as to expected) the black-coloured- and woolen-based \'upperdeck\' and does show the interwoven, diamond-shaped swastika-sign (as executed in silverish-grey linnen as can be seen on the pictures). The neat strap comes mounted onto its functional tongue and does show the desirable, \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (as always). The strap shows the black-coloured- (ie. \'Waffen-SS\'-related!) \'upperdeck\' and as such signified the close interrelation between the - notorious! - \'Schuma\'-units and the German police (ie. \'Polizei\') ie. Waffen-SS and/or SD-units. The strap is in my opinion only minimally used and does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining. These notorious \'Schützmannschaften\' (ie. \'Schuma\') were staffed with men entirely coming from the Baltic states and had a very bad reputation. In any case is this a sound opportunity to acquire a very scarcely encountered \'Schützmannschaften\' (ie. \'Schuma\') shoulderstrap!

Attractive - smaller-sized, bright-silver-coloured- and/or: typical aluminium-based - (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/113\' marked on its back This is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - example of a (bright!) silver-coloured- (ie. \'frosted\'), smaller-sized and/or typical aluminium-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/113\' marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never cap-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations (such as the DRP or: \'Deutsche Reichs-Post\'). The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and retains both its copper-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were simply never bent and which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/113\' as stated above. The piece - which is left-facing and that is minimally converse-shaped - has an approximate wingspan of only 4,8 cms. and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\'- ie. \'Deutsche Reichs-Post\'-related visor-cap eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - smaller-sized, bright-silver-coloured- and/or: typical aluminium-based - (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/120\' marked on its back This is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - example of a (bright!) silver-coloured- (ie. \'frosted\'), smaller-sized and/or typical aluminium-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/120\' marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never cap-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations (such as the DRP or: \'Deutsche Reichs-Post\'). The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and retains both its copper-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were simply never bent and which are of course still functional). On its back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/120\' as stated above. The piece - which is left-facing and that is minimally converse-shaped - has an approximate wingspan of only 3,6 cms. and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\'- ie. \'Deutsche Reichs-Post\'-related visor-cap eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive - smaller-sized- and/or pre-war-period - DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') silver-coloured- (ie. nickle-chrome-based-) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') being a non-marked example that comes in a minimally used- ie. hardly worn, condition The attractive (smaller-sized!) youth-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') is only minimally used and/or worn but has still maintained a truly shiny- and silverish- and/or typical \'nickle-chromed\'-finish without showing any defaults nor damage (it has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and just shows some dust and/or staining as to be expected). The piece shows a copper-toned- (and typical early-period) fairly thin-shaped, so-called: \'DJ-Rune\'-sign attached (by means of soldering as is more often encountered). The piece which I deem originates from the early thirties is of course still fully functional: it was recently found at a German private-household where it was stored as such for decades. I deem that I have priced this attractive and typical early-period \'miniature\' youth-related belt-buckle accordingly!

Attractive - surely worn but truly detailed! - \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry assault-badge ie. IAB) being a maker- (ie. \'HA\'- ie. \'Hermann Aurich\') marked example as was executed in zinc-based metal (ie.‘Feinzink\' This is a very attractive - and actually very detailed and not that easily encountered! - 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB), being a neatly maker- (ie. 'HA'-) marked so-called: 'solid-back'-example as was executed in greyish-toned- and zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. This example is a nicely maker-marked award: it has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge (ie.set-up) as is alwas seen on IABs as produced by the: 'Hermann Aurich'-company as based in the town of Dresden. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and somewhat darkened (ie. stained) age-patina: truly most of its period-applied finish has been nicely preserved and it was never cleaned. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found - comes in a fully untouched condition and has just been nicely preserved. Simply an attractive and honest, 'Feinzink'-based example as was produced the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Hermann Aurich'!

Attractive - truly converse-shaped! - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\' and/or partly \'Buntmetall\'-) based- and non-maker-marked example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze\' This is an attractive - very pronounced and truly converse-shaped- ie. vaulted! - example of a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\' and/or partly \'Buntmetall\'-) based, non-maker-marked WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class bomber-pilots\'-clasp ie. FFS) as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and retains most of its period-applied- (and somewhat bright), golden-bronze-toned finish: the silver-blue-coloured- (and \'Buntmetall\'-based!) eagle-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp) is equally detailed and also retains most of its silver-toned and/or minimal \'tarnished\' finish. The piece shows, however, great character and/or fine, pronounced detail. The clasp comes naturally in great shape ie. order: the (golden-coloured) pin-/ie. pin-attachment, period-catch and/or single rivet are in fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order. The clasp has never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished \'age-patina\'. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a neat - and not that often encountered! - Luftwaffe-award ie. FFS that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - truly rarely found! - HJ- ie. BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') being a greyish-toned- and \'Feinzink-based example issued to commemorate the: \'Reichswettkampf - Köln a. Rh. - 1939\' This is an attractive - actually rarely encountered! - HJ- ie. BDM (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') related, commemorative day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') being a greyish-toned- and/or (I deem) light-weight zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example as was issued to commemorate a specific (national!) youth-rally ie. gathering named the: 'Reichsberufs-Wettkampf der Deutschen Jugend' that was held in the year 1939 and that is entitled: 'Reichswettkampf - Köln a. Rh. - 1939' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued ie. clearly worn- and/or somewhat corroded-), condition. The still detailed and/or pronounced badge is as stated a bit corroded and was (I deem somewhat cleaned and/or polished). The neatly maker- (ie. 'Hofstätter - Bonn'-) marked piece shows a detailed illustration of the Kölner town-scene (ie. depicting the famous 'Kölner Dom' and eagle-device) and is holding a so-called, enamelled: miniature 'HJ-Raute' which is totally undamaged) with above that the year-designation (1939) and text as mentioned above. The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and with certainty rarely seen! - youth-related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is truly not that often offered for sale and that is priced according to its minimally 'corroded' condition: a pristine example would fetch much more than my asking-price!

Attractive - truly rarely found! - HJ- ie. BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') being a greyish-toned- and \'Feinzink-based example issued to commemorate the: \'Reichswettkampf - Köln a. Rh. - 1939\' This is an attractive - actually rarely encountered! - HJ- ie. BDM (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') related, commemorative day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') being a greyish-toned- and/or (I deem) light-weight zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example as was issued to commemorate a specific (national!) youth-rally ie. gathering named the: 'Reichsberufs-Wettkampf der Deutschen Jugend' that was held in the year 1939 and that is entitled: 'Reichswettkampf - Köln a. Rh. - 1939' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit surely issued ie. clearly worn-), condition. The still very detailed and/or pronounced badge is as stated very nicely preserved and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The neatly maker- (ie. 'Hofstätter - Bonn'-) marked piece shows a detailed illustration of the Kölner town-scene (ie. depicting the famous 'Kölner Dom' and eagle-device) and is holding a so-called, enamelled: miniature 'HJ-Raute' which is totally undamaged) with above that the year-designation (1939) and stylished text as mentioned above. The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and with certainty rarely seen! - youth-related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is priced according to its rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - truly rarely found! - HJ- ie. BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') being a greyish-toned- and \'Feinzink-based example issued to commemorate the: \'Reichswettkampf - Köln a. Rh. - 1939\' This is an attractive - actually rarely encountered! - HJ- ie. BDM (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') related, commemorative day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') being a greyish-toned- and/or (I deem) light-weight zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example as was issued to commemorate a specific (national!) youth-rally ie. gathering named the: 'Reichsberufs-Wettkampf der Deutschen Jugend' that was held in the year 1939 and that is entitled: 'Reichswettkampf - Köln a. Rh. - 1939' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit surely issued ie. clearly worn-), condition. The still very detailed and/or pronounced badge is as stated very nicely preserved and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The neatly maker- (ie. 'Hofstätter - Bonn'-) marked piece shows a detailed illustration of the Kölner town-scene (ie. depicting the famous 'Kölner Dom' and eagle-device) and is holding a so-called, enamelled: miniature 'HJ-Raute' which is totally undamaged) with above that the year-designation (1939) and stylished text as mentioned above. The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and with certainty rarely seen! - youth-related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is priced according to its rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive - truly used albeit regrettably single! - so-called: \'M41- ie. M43-pattern\', WH (Heeres) EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for - and/or moderately worn by! - a: \'Soldat eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs o. Rgts.\' The attractive - albeit regrettably single but nevertheless scarcely found! - shoulderstrap is (I deem) of the early- ie. mid-war-period- (ie. \'M41- o. M43\'-) pattern and does show clear age, wear and/or minimal staining. The strap has the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdeck\' and does show the neat darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour and desirable \'silk-like\'-type piping attached (which shows some wear as can be seen on the pictures). The shoulderstrap comes mounted onto its functional tongue attached and was with certainty a piece that was used onto a \'front-type\'-tunic. The strap - which measures approximately 10,5 cms. in length - was used by a: \'Soldat\' (ie. simple soldier or medical orderly) who was attached to a specific: \'Sanitäts-Abteilung\' (being a specific army medical-unit). Simply, a neat early- (ie. mid-) war-period, EM-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs o. Regiments\' and that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - truly used and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and nowadays actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. truly used- and/or carefully side-cap-removed-), condition. It should be noted that these side-cap- (ie. \'Schiffchen\'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and is executed in black-coloured linnen onto a black-coloured- and/or also linnen-based background: it was carefully confectioned and/or pre-folded and shows the signs of having been once cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete or restore any black-coloured side-cap (ie. \'Panzer-Schiffchen\'). Simply an attractive \'Heeres Panzer\'-related side-cap insignia-piece that is actually hard to encounter and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - truly used and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and nowadays actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. truly used- and/or carefully side-cap-removed-), condition. It should be noted that these side-cap- (ie. \'Schiffchen\'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and is executed in black-coloured linnen onto a black-coloured- and/or also linnen-based background: it was carefully confectioned and/or pre-folded and shows the signs of having been once cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete or restore any black-coloured side-cap (ie. \'Panzer-Schiffchen\'). Simply an attractive \'Heeres Panzer\'-related side-cap insignia-piece that is actually hard to encounter and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - truly used and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and nowadays actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. truly used- and/or carefully side-cap-removed-), condition. It should be noted that these side-cap- (ie. \'Schiffchen\'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and is executed in black-coloured linnen onto a black-coloured- and/or also linnen-based background: it was carefully confectioned and/or pre-folded and shows the signs of having been once cap-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete or restore any black-coloured side-cap (ie. \'Panzer-Schiffchen\'). Simply an attractive \'Heeres Panzer\'-related side-cap insignia-piece that is actually hard to encounter and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - truly used and quite detailed! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern, visor-cap eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schirmmütze\') being a neatly hand-embroidered example that comes on a typical greyish-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based background This is an attractive - quite detailed and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern, visor-cap eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schirmmütze\') being a neatly hand-embroidered example (of the second pattern) that comes mounted onto a typical, greyish-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (clearly issued- and moderately used- ie. once cap-attached-), condition. This - with certainty \'high-quality\'-produced example - is executed in multi-coloured, silverish \'braid\' and is executed onto a typical woolen- and/or greyish-blue-coloured background and has an approximate \'wingspan\' of 6,7 cms.: it is, moreover, nicely backed with a piece of black-coloured, thin-shaped paper as more often seen (which is only partly present as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that easily encountered! - piece of Luftwaffe-related officers\'-type visor-cap-insignia that would nicely fit to restore any LW officers\'-type visor-cap!

Attractive - truly used and scarcely encountered! - early-pattern, WH (Heeres) specific cocarde as executed in white-coloured linnen as intended for usage on the: \'Pz\'-beret (ie. \'Panzerschutzmütze\') as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern This is an attractive - I deem truly used and/or carefully removed and actually not that easily encountered! - early-pattern, WH (Heeres) specific cocarde as executed in white-coloured linnen as was merely intended for usage on the: \'Panzer\'-beret (ie. \'Panzerschutzmütze\') as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- and/or carefully beret-removed-), condition. The piece - also known in German language as: \'Kokarde für Panzerschutzmütze\' - shows some age- and/or (reddish-coloured) staining caused by fair wear and/or decades of storage but comes in an overall still nice and/or fully undamaged, condition. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and actually scarcely encountered piece of German cap-insignia: great to restore a Pz-beret or to be stored in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - truly used and scarcely encountered! - early-pattern, WH (Heeres) specific cocarde as executed in white-coloured linnen as was intended for usage on the: \'Pz\'-beret (ie. \'Panzerschutzmütze\') as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave This is an attractive - I deem truly used and/or carefully removed and actually not that easily encountered! - early-pattern, WH (Heeres) specific cocarde as executed in white-coloured linnen as was merely intended for usage on the: 'Panzer'-beret (ie. 'Panzerschutzmütze') as was executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- and/or carefully beret-removed-), condition. The piece - also known in German language as: 'Kokarde für Panzerschutzmütze' - shows some minimal age- and/or staining caused by fair wear and/or decades of storage but comes in an overall wonderful and/or fully undamaged, condition. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and actually scarcely encountered piece of German cap-insignia: great to restore a Pz-beret or to be stored in any insignia-collection!

Attractive - truly used and with certainty scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'tropical\'-issue breasteagle as was specifically intended for usage on the various tropical attire being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a truly attractive - truly used- and carefully tunic-removed and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) \'tropical\'-issue breasteagle as was executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a tan-coloured- (and also linnen-based) background as was specifically intended for usage onto the various naval tropical attire being an example as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or tunic/shirt-removed-), condition. The breast-eagle is as stated above neatly golden-yellow-coloured and is executed on a typical tropical, brownish- (ie. tan-) coloured and linnen-based background (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice and \'pre-folded\'-condition: it is just a tiny bit stained and was once period-sewn in a trapezoid-manner (and still shows some of its stitching-holes- and/or remains as can be seen on the pictures). These original \'BeVo\'-woven examples are getting almost impossible to find something that merits its - I deem - justified asking-price. Simply an attractive and truly scarcely encountered piece of \'BeVo\'-type insignia: it can easily be used to restore a tunic or kept in a cloth-insignia collection as such. Simply a very nice and most certainly desirable WH (Kriegsmarine) \'tropical\'-issue breast-eagle!

Attractive - truly used and/or fully matching! - pair of later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-style-, \'simplified\', enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was intended for a: \'Soldat der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive - truly used, fully matching and in this particular branchcolour very scarcely encountered! - pair of later-war-period, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-styled, \'simplified\' enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstraps as was piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for a: \'Soldat der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier who served within an artillery regiment or unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The straps - which are approximately 11 cms. sized in length each - have the \'standard-pattern\'- and/or typical, field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and/or typical tongues and do show the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured colour and/or: \'silk-like\'-type branchcolour (ie. piping) attached. The straps are constructed following the typical \'1944 cloth-minimising production-manner\', using different shades of wool and/or material (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - that came from my private shoulderstrap-collection - show some minimal staining and/or age caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. It should be noted that all \'M44\'-style, EM-pattern shoulderstraps are actually quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they are piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a very attractive - and fully \'text-book\'! - M44-styled, enlisted-mens\'-type shoulderstrap-pair as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat der (Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\': great to complete any later-war M44- (ie. even M43-) model \'Heeres\'-tunic!

Attractive - truly used and/or worn! - WH (Heeres) \'T-shaped\' M42-model cap-eagle/cocarde as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern (being a minimally stained example that comes in a clearly used- ie. once cap-attached, condition) This is a neat - and truly used- ie. most certainly once cap-attached! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M42-pattern\' cap-eagle/cocarde (ie. cap-trapezoid) as was specifically produced for usage on the (impopular) \'M-42\'-model side-caps (ie. \'Schiffchen\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or minimally stained-), condition. The piece - which was carefully confectioned and folded but not trimmed - is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern (as to be expected): the eagle still shows some of the stitching-remains (ie. holes) but is totally void of any damage or alike. These cap-eagles - which were as stated above specifically produced for usage on the (impopular) \'M-42\'-model side-caps (ie. \'Schiffchen\') - were also used on the much more popular \'M43\'-model caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen\'). The piece on offer here is executed in bluish-grey-coloured linnen on a field-grey-coloured (and/or also linnen-based-) background (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular piece originates from the USA where it was once brought as so-called: \'vet-bring-back\'-souvenir. Simply a nice occasion to aquire an attractive - clearly used! - and nicely \'BeVo\'-woven, T-shaped \'M42\'-cap-trapezoid for a competitive price!

Attractive - truly used and/or worn! - WH (Heeres) \'T-shaped\' M42-model cap-eagle/cocarde as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern (being a minimally stained example that comes in a clearly used- ie. once cap-attached, condition) This is a neat - and truly used- ie. most certainly once cap-attached! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M42-pattern\' cap-eagle/cocarde (ie. cap-trapezoid) as was specifically produced for usage on the (impopular) \'M-42\'-model side-caps (ie. \'Schiffchen\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or minimally stained-), condition. The piece - which was carefully confectioned and folded but not trimmed - is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern (as to be expected): the eagle still shows some of the stitching-remains (ie. holes) but is totally void of any damage or alike. These cap-eagles - which were as stated above specifically produced for usage on the (impopular) \'M-42\'-model side-caps (ie. \'Schiffchen\') - were also used on the much more popular \'M43\'-model caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen\'). The piece on offer here is executed in bluish-grey-coloured linnen on a field-grey-coloured (and/or also linnen-based-) background (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular piece originates from the USA where it was once brought as so-called: \'vet-bring-back\'-souvenir. Simply a nice occasion to aquire an attractive - clearly used! - and nicely \'BeVo\'-woven, T-shaped \'M42\'-cap-trapezoid for a competitive price!

Attractive - truly used ie. moderately worn but nevertheless scarcely encountered! - honorary-membership lapel-pin aka: \'Goldene Ehrennadel für 50 Jahre Mitgliedschaft im Nationalsocialistischer Reichskriegerbund (ie. \'N.S.R.K.B.\') This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - multi-coloured and/or: neatly enamelled honorary-membership lapel-pin aka: \'Goldene Ehrennadel für 50 Jahre Mitgliedschaft im Nationalsocialistischer Reichskriegerbund (ie. \'N.S.R.K.B.\') being an example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The scarcely encountered lapel-pin – which comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up - shows some minimal wear and/or age (mainly dirt and/or minimal staining but shows no real enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-toned pin shows a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation on its back. A similar pin is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9653F) and an estimated value of 100 Eu. Simply an attractive TR-lapel-pin that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive - truly used- and/or carefully \'cut-out of a tunic\'! - WH (Kriegsmarine) golden-yellow-coloured breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler\') as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern onto a darker-blue-coloured background This is an attractive example of an (I deem) early- (ie. mid-war-) period, WH (Kriegsmarine) golden-yellow-coloured breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Kriegsmarine\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern onto a darker-blue-coloured background that was specifically intended for usage onto the various \'Kriegsmarine-related attire throughout the war and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. truly used- and/or: carefully \'cut-out of a tunic\'-), condition. The eagle is executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen onto a darker-blue-coloured (and also linnen-based) background and was carefully \'cut-out of a tunic\'. The piece - which was nicely machine-stitched ont a tunic and that is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave as to be expected - shows some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or handling but can naturally easily serve to restore any \'Kriegsmarine\'-tunic. Moreover, does it still show the woolen tunic-cloth on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a very nice and truly used naval example!

Attractive - truly worn albeit mis-matched! - pair of Waffen-SS, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the bright-yellow-coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Hauptscharführer\' who served within the: \'SS Nachrichten-Truppen\' This attractive - truly worn albeit clearly mis-matched but with certainty used as such! - Waffen-SS, NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair shows the neat bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured branchcolour and/or \'silk-like\'-type piping attached and were as such worn by a (senior) NCO holding the rank of: \'SS-Hauptscharführer der Nachrichten-Truppen\'. The straps - which originates from a private-household in Germany where they were recently found - are in all facets (both) fully \'text-book\'-SS-straps and do show the clear signs of having been used- and worn as such. The shoulderstraps - which each measure approx. 11 cms. sized in length as more often encountered - do show some moderate age, wear, staining and or slight fading, simply caused by moderate wear and/or age. One of the straps comes mounted onto its (early-pattern) tongue attached (and has the black-coloured underlay) whereas the other shows the typical Waffen-SS-pattern- and/or: smaller-shaped tongue attached as only observed on genuine Waffen-SS-pattern straps: this latter shows the field-grey-coloured underlay (as can be noticed on the pictures). The pair shows the silverish-grey-coloured (ie. somewhat sub-dued) NCO-braid and two (regular-sized, matching- and or aluminium-based) pips period-attached denoting that they were used by an NCO with the rank of: \'Hauptscharführer\' (or: senior-sergeant). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that both straps show an identical, horizontally-mounted piece of early- (ie. \'dotted\') pattern NCO-braid (which is later added by hand-stitching as can be noticed on the pictures) something that confirms the fact that the NCO who wore this set was once (field?) promoted from: \'SS-Unterscharführer\' to: \'SS-Hauptscharführer\'. It should be noted that these original, period Waffen-SS-shoulderstrap-pairs can nowadays easily be graded \'scarce\': even more so when they are of the NCO-type and piped in the not that commonly encountered, bright-yellow-coloured- (ie. \'SS-Nachrichten-Truppen\'- or: SS-signals-troops-related-) branchcolour. I deem that this attractive and truly used pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive - truly worn and carefully tunic-removed! - WH (Luftwaffe) EM- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz. der Luftwaffe\') being a machine-embroidered example as was intended for the various LW-troops This is an attractive - just moderately worn and naturally 100% original! - typical WH (Luftwaffe) EM- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') being a (typical) machine-embroidered example as was intended for the various LW-troops throughout the war and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem clearly issued-, moderately worn and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The detailed piece has an additional (greyish-coloured) \'backing\' and was once stitched onto a tunic by means of a machine and does still show some minimal thread-remains (as can be noticed on the pictures). It deals naturally with a 100% text-book- (and as stated above) original example that originates from a US-veteran who \'liberated\' this piece in 1945. The piece shows some truly minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great opportunity to acquire an attractive - truly worn! - \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\' that is (I deem) accordingly priced!

Attractive - truly worn and carefully tunic-removed! - WH (Luftwaffe) EM- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz. der Luftwaffe\') being a machine-embroidered example as was intended for the various LW-troops This is an attractive - just moderately worn and naturally 100% original! - typical WH (Luftwaffe) EM- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') being a (typical) machine-embroidered example as was intended for the various LW-troops throughout the war and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem clearly issued-, moderately worn and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The detailed piece has an additional (greyish-coloured) \'backing\' and was once stitched onto a tunic by means of a machine and does still show some minimal thread-remains (as can be noticed on the pictures). It deals naturally with a 100% text-book- (and as stated above) original example that originates from a US-veteran who \'liberated\' this piece in 1945. The piece shows some truly minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great opportunity to acquire an attractive - truly worn! - \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\' that is (I deem) accordingly priced!

Attractive - two-pieced- and I deem early war-period! - WH (Heeres o. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Doppelspange\') showing resp. an: \'EKII. Klasse\' and a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (having a silver-toned eagle-device attached) The truly attractive, two-pieced (WWII- ie. TR-period and I deem truly early war-period!) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Doppelspange\') respectively shows an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron-cross second class) and a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (having a silver-toned eagle-device attached) both awards coming in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. Both awards are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons. The iron cross - which is an attractive example by a by me unidentifed maker is - I deem - of a very early production - comes mounted onto its period ribbon. The piece was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) and has a somewhat tarnished ie. minimally stained appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross retains truly very nice and/or pronounced detail and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'matted\'- ie. satin-like) core: it is totally void of any paint-damage or alike and comes mounted onto its orange-red-coloured ribbon. The WH loyal-service medal is a truly very nicely preserved example that seems to have never been cleaned nor polished: it comes in a minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and shows a neat (silver-toned) eagle-device period-attached (which is unusally partly obscured by its ribbon!). The entire \'Spange\' (which is of the \'non-detachable-pattern\') comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-bar was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The \'Spange\' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war-compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - two-pieced medal-bar that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive - typical \'Buntmetall\'-based and neatly maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked! - example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company The pronounced - and just moderately ie. clearly used- and/or worn! - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') on offer here does show moderate wear and/or age and shows a typical, silver-coloured finish (that shows, however, some obvious wear and/or age showing some of its copper-based \'underlay\'). The wound-badge is, as stated above, neatly maker-marked with the makers\'-signification: \'4\' (as can be noticed on the back of the thin-shaped pin as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present (as can be noticed on the pictures). This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat silver-class (and \'Buntmetall\'-based!) silver-class WB that was produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company and that is naturally accordingly priced!

Attractive - typically \'tailor-made\' albeit single! - WH (Heeres), early-war-period (ie. \'M36\'- ie.: \'M40\'-model- ie. rounded-styled) \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstrap as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel des Divisionsstabs der 6. Inf.-Division\' This is an attractive - typically \'tailor-made\' albeit regrettably single but nevertheless not that often encountered! - WH (Heeres) early-war-period- (ie. \'M36\'- ie.: \'M40\'-model- ie. rounded-styled) neatly \'cyphered\', NCO-type shoulderstrap as was piped in the white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for - and with certainty worn by! - a: \'Feldwebel des Divisionsstabs der 6. Infanterie-Division\' (or: sergeant who served within the divisional-headquarters of the infantry-division numbered: \'6\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat strap - which has the \'standard\'-pattern- and/or darker-green-coloured- and/or (boiled)woolen-based \'upperdeck\' - has the neat white- (ie. \'weisser\'-) coloured- and/or woolen-type piping attached and is (I deem) a pieced that originates from a private tailor-shop (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which measures approximately 11,8 cms. in length - and comes mounted onto its functional tongue (as can be seen on the pictures). The strap shows a (larger-sized, Gothic-styled and aluminium-based) so-called: \'D\'-cypher (ie. \'Ziffer\'), a (smaller-sized- and \'Buntmetall-based\') \'6\'-numeral and a single (also aluminium-based) pip period-attached. Moreover, does it show the (bright)silver-toned NCO-braid attached (denoting that the NCO was a: \'Feldwebel\' ie. sergeant). The strap shows - as stated above - only moderate usage ie. wear (just some moderate age, dust and/or staining is visible and/or present). In any case is this a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and desirable NCO-type, \'Infanterie\'-related \'Divisions\'-shoulderstrap that belonged to a: \'Feldwebel des Divisionsstabs der 6. Infanterie-Division\': I deem that this neat strap is accordingly priced!

Attractive - unmarked and/or regular-sized - example of a pre-war-period, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') copper- (ie. \'messing\'-) based belt-buckle showing a separately-attached chrome-finished \'front-plate\' This is an attractive - albeit unmarked and/or typical, regular-sized - example of a (most certainly) pre-war-period, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') copper- (ie. 'messing'-) based belt-buckle showing a separately attached chrome-finished 'front-plate' attached and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn and/or used-), condition. The buckle - showing a 'regular-styled' swastika - is still a tiny bit dirty and shows some dust and/or staining as acquired over the years. The buckle was - I deem - not recently cleaned nor polished: it has a neat, somewhat shiny age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The regular-sized piece is, however, void of any makers'-mark or logo (as is more often encountered) and shows nice and/or pronounced detail but also shows the obvious signs of having been worn (it is still a bit dusty as found and comes as stored for decades). The buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive example of a 'standard-pattern' N.S.K.K.-belt-buckle that is priced according to its moderately worn and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive - unmarked and/or regular-sized - example of a pre-war-period, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') copper- (ie. \'messing\'-) based belt-buckle being a \'variant\'-pattern- (ie. \'mobile swastika\'-) specimen This is an attractive - albeit unmarked and/or typical, regular-sized - example of a pre-war-period, so-called: SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen') copper- (ie. 'messing'-) based belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss') being a 'variant'-pattern- (ie. 'single-pieced, mobile swastika'-) example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn and/or totally uncleaned-), condition. The buckle - having a 'mobile-styled' swastika - is still a tiny bit dirty and shows some dust and/or staining as acquired over the years. The buckle is of the 'variant'-pattern- (ie. 'two-pieced'-construction) and was (luckily!!) not cleaned nor polished. The regular-sized is, however, void of any makers'-mark or logo (as is more often encountered) and shows nice and/or pronounced detail but also shows the obvious signs of having been truly worn (it is still a bit dusty as found and comes as stored for decades). The buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive example of a 'variant-pattern' SA-belt-buckle that is priced according to its moderately worn and fully untouched condition!

Attractive - unmarked and/or regular-sized - example of a pre-war-period, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') copper- (ie. \'messing\'-) based belt-buckle being a \'variant\'-pattern- (ie. \'mobile swastika\'-) specimen This is an attractive - albeit unmarked and/or typical, regular-sized - example of a pre-war-period, so-called: SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen') copper- (ie. 'messing'-) based belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss') being a 'variant'-pattern- (ie. 'single-pieced, mobile swastika'-) example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn and/or used-), condition. The buckle - having a 'mobile-styled' swastika - is still a tiny bit dirty and shows some dust and/or staining as acquired over the years. The buckle is of the 'variant'-pattern- (ie. 'two-pieced'-construction) and was I deem recently not cleaned nor polished: it has a neat, somewhat shiny age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The regular-sized piece is, however, void of any makers'-mark or logo (as is more often encountered) and shows nice and/or pronounced detail but also shows the obvious signs of having been worn (it is still a bit dusty as found and comes as stored for decades). The separately-attached front-plate comes a tiny bit loose (something that is I deem not that shocking though). The buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive example of a 'variant-pattern' SA-belt-buckle that is priced according to its moderately worn and/or untouched condition!

Attractive - unusally brownish-toned and rarely encountered! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the (to date unidentified!) specialist-designation: \'W 10\' This is a very attractive - unusally brownish- and NOT black-toned(!) and with certainty rarely encountered! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen\') bearing the (to date unidentified!) specialist-designation: \'W 10\' (of which the exact significance is not known to date) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. These neat badges were worn on the upper left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (EM- ie. NCO-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge which shows the bright-red-coloured- (and Gothic-styled) \'W\'-character and Latin-styled \'10\'-numeral) - is neatly executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave technique as to be expected. The badge is neatly maker-marked and displays the interwoven so-called: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-designation as is more often found on RAD cloth-based badges- and/or insignia. This badge originates from a smaller collection of rarely seen RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. It should be noted that all RAD arm-badges (as executed onto and unusally brownish-toned(!) background!) are comparatively rarely encountered; those intended for specialised functions (ie. bearing specific lettering such as the one on offer here!) even more so!

Attractive - used and actually not that easily found! - darker-blue-coloured, WH (Kriegsmarine)-related side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set (ie. \'Mützenadler u. Kokarde für Schiffchen\') both pieces as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - truly used- and cap-removed- and actually noth that easily seen! - darker-blue-coloured, WH (Kriegsmarine)-related side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set (ie. 'Mützenadler u. Kokarde für Tropen-Schiffchen') both pieces as executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, both examples as executed on a typical-, darker-blue-coloured- (and/or also linnen-based-) background and that both come is a clearly used- ie. carefully cap-removed-, condition. These attractive insignia-sets were used by members of the 'Kriegsmarine' and were intended for the blue-attire side-caps (ie. 'Schiffchen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere'). This neat set comes in a clearly used- and/or cap-removed condition: it does show some minimal age and/or staining simply caused by having been moderately used. It should be noted that especially the darker-blue-coloured KM-cocardes are very hard to encounter. Simply a neat WH (Kriegsmarine)-related side-cap eagle- and dito cocarde insignia-set!

Attractive - very desirable and scarcely found! - Third-Reich-period, metal-based (ie. shiny silver-coloured- and I deem genuine silver-based) so-called: \'souvenir\'-ring depicting a detailed skull (ie. \'Totenkopf\') coupled with the text: \'Westwall\' The very attractive - and with certainty male-type- and somewhat larger-sized - finger-ring is (I deem) executed in (somewhat shiny!) and I deem genuine silver-based metal and retains great pronounced detail. The ring is clearly worn ie. used (it is still a bit tarnished and was with certainty never cleaned nor polished). The detail on the skull-illustration and \'Westwall\'-text is, however, nicely preserved and void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates with certainty of a local-production and was most certainly acquired as a souvenir by a German soldier. The piece shows a clearly present (but hard to decypher makers\'- ie. silver-content stamp on the inside. These desirable \'souvenir\'-rings could be privately purchased from local artisans and were very popular amongst the troops. Simply a neat and 100% genuine example that originates from a German private-household where it was recently uncovered. I deem that I have priced this very attractive skull-\'souvenir\'-ring accordingly!

Attractive - very detailed and not that often seen! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn and used by the members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin ie. campaign-shield (ie. 'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen') as was worn by the various members of the '90. Panzergrenadier-Division' (aka: 'Sardinienschild') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - which comes as recently found at a private-household in Germany - depicts the map of the island of Sardinia with a diagonally-placed sword across mentioning the towns of Olbia and Cagliari and comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used- and/or worn-, condition: it was made of silver-toned metal and retains all of its silverish-finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which comes on its functional pin- ie. catch-set-up - has a slightly darkened age-patina but has never been cleaned and retains its detailed appearance. These 'semi-official' pins were worn on both the 'M43-type'-caps and/or civil ie. military attire. A similar example of this neat pin is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique number: 9841A and an estimated value of 380 Euro (!). As possibly known have these pins a 'semi-official status': these pins were, however, awarded with an accompanying, specific award-document and were also appropiately entered in both: 'Wehrpass' and/or 'Soldbuch'. Simply a very attractive and desirable 'Panzergrenadiere'-related item that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - very detailed and not that often seen! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn and used by the members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin ie. campaign-shield (ie. 'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen') as was worn by the various members of the '90. Panzergrenadier-Division' (aka: 'Sardinienschild') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - which comes as recently found at a private-household in Germany - depicts the map of the island of Sardinia with a diagonally-placed sword across mentioning the towns of Olbia and Cagliari and comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used- and/or worn-, condition: it was made of silver-toned metal and retains all of its silverish-finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which comes on its functional pin- ie. catch-set-up - has a slightly darkened age-patina but has never been cleaned and retains its detailed appearance. These 'semi-official' pins were worn on both the 'M43-type'-caps and/or civil ie. military attire. A similar example of this neat pin is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique number: 9841A and an estimated value of 380 Euro (!). As possibly known have these pins a 'semi-official status': these pins were, however, awarded with an accompanying, specific award-document and were also appropiately entered in both: 'Wehrpass' and/or 'Soldbuch'. Simply a very attractive and desirable 'Panzergrenadiere'-related item that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - very detailed and not that often seen! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn and used by the members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin ie. campaign-shield (ie. 'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen') as was worn by the various members of the '90. Panzergrenadier-Division' (aka: 'Sardinienschild') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - which comes as recently found at a private-household in Germany - depicts the map of the island of Sardinia with a diagonally-placed sword across mentioning the towns of Olbia and Cagliari and comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used- and/or worn-, condition: it was made of silver-toned metal and retains all of its silverish-finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which comes on its functional pin- ie. catch-set-up - has a slightly darkened age-patina but has never been cleaned and retains its detailed appearance. These 'semi-official' pins were worn on both the 'M43-type'-caps and/or civil ie. military attire. A similar example of this neat pin is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique number: 9841A and an estimated value of 380 Euro (!). As possibly known have these pins a 'semi-official status': these pins were, however, awarded with an accompanying, specific award-document and were also appropiately entered in both: 'Wehrpass' and/or 'Soldbuch'. Simply a very attractive and desirable 'Panzergrenadiere'-related item that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - very detailed and not that often seen! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn and used by the members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin ie. campaign-shield (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn by the various members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - which comes as recently found at a private-household in Germany - depicts the map of the island of Sardinia with a diagonally-placed sword across mentioning the towns of Olbia and Cagliari and comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used- and/or worn-, condition: it was made of silver-toned metal and retains all of its silverish-finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which comes on its functional pin- ie. catch-set-up - has a slightly darkened age-patina but has never been cleaned and retains its detailed appearance. These \'semi-official\' pins were worn on both the \'M43-type\'-caps and/or civil ie. military attire. A similar example of this neat pin is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique number: 9841A and an estimated value of 380 Euro (!). As possibly known have these pins a \'semi-official status\': these pins were, however, awarded with an accompanying, specific award-document and were also appropiately entered in both: \'Wehrpass\' and/or \'Soldbuch\'. Simply a very attractive and desirable \'Panzergrenadiere\'-related item that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - very detailed and not that often seen! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn and used by the members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin ie. campaign-shield (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn by the various members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - which comes as recently found at a private-household in Germany - depicts the map of the island of Sardinia with a diagonally-placed sword across mentioning the towns of Olbia and Cagliari and comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used- and/or worn-, condition: it was made of silver-toned metal and retains all of its silverish-finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which comes on its functional pin- ie. catch-set-up - has a slightly darkened age-patina but has never been cleaned and retains its detailed appearance. These \'semi-official\' pins were worn on both the \'M43-type\'-caps and/or civil ie. military attire. A similar example of this neat pin is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique number: 9841A and an estimated value of 380 Euro (!). As possibly known have these pins a \'semi-official status\': these pins were, however, awarded with an accompanying, specific award-document and were also appropiately entered in both: \'Wehrpass\' and/or \'Soldbuch\'. Simply a very attractive and desirable \'Panzergrenadiere\'-related item that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - very detailed and not that often seen! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn and used by the members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin ie. campaign-shield (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn by the various members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - which comes as recently found at a private-household in Germany - depicts the map of the island of Sardinia with a diagonally-placed sword across mentioning the towns of Olbia and Cagliari and comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used- and/or worn-, condition: it was made of silver-toned metal and retains all of its silverish-finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which comes on its functional pin- ie. catch-set-up - has a slightly darkened age-patina but has never been cleaned and retains its detailed appearance. These \'semi-official\' pins were worn on both the \'M43-type\'-caps and/or civil ie. military attire. A similar example of this neat pin is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique number: 9841A and an estimated value of 380 Euro (!). As possibly known have these pins a \'semi-official status\': these pins were, however, awarded with an accompanying, specific award-document and were also appropiately entered in both: \'Wehrpass\' and/or \'Soldbuch\'. Simply a very attractive and desirable \'Panzergrenadiere\'-related item that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - very detailed and not that often seen! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn and used by the members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin ie. campaign-shield (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn by the various members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - which comes as recently found at a private-household in Germany - depicts the map of the island of Sardinia with a diagonally-placed sword across mentioning the towns of Olbia and Cagliari and comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used- and/or worn-, condition: it was made out-of golden-toned (and unusually never silvered!) metal and retains all of its golden-toned-finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch-set-up - has a slightly darkened age-patina but has never been cleaned and retains its detailed appearance. These \'semi-official\' pins were worn on both the \'M43-type\'-caps and/or civil ie. military attire. A similar example of this neat pin is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique number: 9841A and an estimated value of 380 Euro (!). As possibly known have these pins a \'semi-official status\': these pins were, however, awarded with an accompanying, specific award-document and were also appropiately entered in both: \'Wehrpass\' and/or \'Soldbuch\'. Simply a very attractive and desirable \'Panzergrenadiere\'-related item that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - very detailed and not that often seen! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn and used by the members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin ie. campaign-shield (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn by the various members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - which comes as recently found at a private-household in Germany - depicts the map of the island of Sardinia with a diagonally-placed sword across mentioning the towns of Olbia and Cagliari and comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used- and/or worn-, condition: it was made of silver-toned metal and retains all of its silverish-finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which comes on its functional pin- ie. catch-set-up - has a slightly darkened age-patina but has never been cleaned and retains its detailed appearance. These \'semi-official\' pins were worn on both the \'M43-type\'-caps and/or civil ie. military attire. A similar example of this neat pin is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique number: 9841A and an estimated value of 380 Euro (!). As possibly known have these pins a \'semi-official status\': these pins were, however, awarded with an accompanying, specific award-document and were also appropiately entered in both: \'Wehrpass\' and/or \'Soldbuch\'. Simply a very attractive and desirable \'Panzergrenadiere\'-related item that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - very detailed and not that often seen! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn and used by the members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin ie. campaign-shield (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn by the various members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - which comes as recently found at a private-household in Germany - depicts the map of the island of Sardinia with a diagonally-placed sword across mentioning the towns of Olbia and Cagliari and comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used- and/or worn-, condition: it was made of silver-toned metal and retains all of its silverish-finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which comes on its functional pin- ie. catch-set-up - has a slightly darkened age-patina but has never been cleaned and retains its detailed appearance. These \'semi-official\' pins were worn on both the \'M43-type\'-caps and/or civil ie. military attire. A similar example of this neat pin is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique number: 9841A and an estimated value of 380 Euro (!). As possibly known have these pins a \'semi-official status\': these pins were, however, awarded with an accompanying, specific award-document and were also appropiately entered in both: \'Wehrpass\' and/or \'Soldbuch\'. Simply a very attractive and desirable \'Panzergrenadiere\'-related item that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - very detailed and not that often seen! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn and used by the members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin ie. campaign-shield (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn by the various members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - which comes as recently found at a private-household in Germany - depicts the map of the island of Sardinia with a diagonally-placed sword across mentioning the towns of Olbia and Cagliari and comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used- and/or worn-, condition: it was made of silver-toned metal and retains all of its silverish-finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which comes on its functional pin- ie. catch-set-up - has a slightly darkened age-patina but has never been cleaned and retains its detailed appearance. These \'semi-official\' pins were worn on both the \'M43-type\'-caps and/or civil ie. military attire. A similar example of this neat pin is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique number: 9841A and an estimated value of 380 Euro (!). As possibly known have these pins a \'semi-official status\': these pins were, however, awarded with an accompanying, specific award-document and were also appropiately entered in both: \'Wehrpass\' and/or \'Soldbuch\'. Simply a very attractive and desirable \'Panzergrenadiere\'-related item that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - very detailed and not that often seen! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn and used by the members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) lapel-pin ie. campaign-shield (ie. \'Traditions- o. Erinnerungsabzeichen\') as was worn by the various members of the \'90. Panzergrenadier-Division\' (aka: \'Sardinienschild\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - which comes as recently found at a private-household in Germany - depicts the map of the island of Sardinia with a diagonally-placed sword across mentioning the towns of Olbia and Cagliari and comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used- and/or worn-, condition: it was made of silver-toned metal and retains all of its silverish-finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which comes on its functional pin- ie. catch-set-up - has a slightly darkened age-patina but has never been cleaned and retains its detailed appearance. These \'semi-official\' pins were worn on both the \'M43-type\'-caps and/or civil ie. military attire. A similar example of this neat pin is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique number: 9841A and an estimated value of 380 Euro (!). As possibly known have these pins a \'semi-official status\': these pins were, however, awarded with an accompanying, specific award-document and were also appropiately entered in both: \'Wehrpass\' and/or \'Soldbuch\'. Simply a very attractive and desirable \'Panzergrenadiere\'-related item that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - very early-period- and fully matching! - pair of N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') as was (I deem) intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Ortsgruppenleiter\' This is a very attractive - most certainly scarcely seen and fully matching! - pair of very-early-period, N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the initial (ie. first!) pattern as was used in the period 1933/1934 being a pair as was specifically intended for usage by (I deem) an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Ortsgruppenleiter\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. presumably used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The pieces - which are both constructed from the brownish-tan-coloured- and/or woolen-based cloth - come in an overall nice (and I deem) worn condition: they both show a silveris-golden-toned and neatly hand-embroidered rank-device period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are neatly \'backed\' with brownish-toned \'buckram\' and are piped with a piece of light-blue-coloured (and somewhat crudely executed) braid and came without an \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - pair of early-period \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tabs that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - very early-period- and fully matching! - pair of N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') as was intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Ortsgruppenleiter\' and that comes in a wonderful condition This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of very-early-period, N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patches (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter') being of the initial (ie. first!) pattern as was used in the period 1933/1934 being a pair as was specifically intended for usage by an: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Ortsgruppenleiter' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never worn- and/or 'virtually mint'-), condition. The pieces - which are both constructed from the brownish-tan-coloured- and/or linnen-based cloth - come in an overall very nice and/or simply never worn condition: they both show a silver-toned and neatly woven rank-device period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are neatly 'backed' with brownish-toned 'buckram' and are not piped and came without an 'RzM'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - pair of early-period 'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.'-collar-tabs that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - very early-period- and fully matching! - pair of N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für pol. Leiter\') as was intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Zellenwart\' and that comes in a wonderful condition This is a very attractive - and fully matching! - pair of very-early-period, N.S.D.A.P.-type collar-patches (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für politischen Leiter\') being of the initial (ie. first!) pattern as was used in the period 1933/1934 being a pair as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Zellenwart\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderately worn- and/or used-), condition. The pieces - which are both constructed from the brownish-tan-coloured- and/or linnen-based cloth - come in an overall very nice and/or hardly worn condition: they both show a (double) piece of silver-toned and neatly woven, \'L-shaped\' rank-braid period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The tabs are neatly \'backed\' with brownish-toned \'buckram\' and are not piped and came without an \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and actually quite usually encountered! - pair of early-period \'Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\'-collar-tabs as was intended for a party-official holding the rank of: \'Zellenwart\' and that is not that often offered for sale and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - \'cut-out\'- and truly worn! - WH (Luftwaffe) EM- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz. der Luftwaffe\') being a machine-embroidered example as was intended for the various LW-troops This is an attractive - \'cut-out\'-, moderately worn and naturally 100% original! - typical WH (Luftwaffe) EM- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') being a (typical) machine-embroidered example as was intended for the various LW-troops throughout the war and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem clearly issued-, moderately worn and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The detailed piece was carfeully fine-trimmed and pre-folded and was once stitched onto a tunic by means of a machine (it comes still mounted onto a piece of bluish-grey-coloured wool and was \'cut-out of a tunic\': it still shows some traces of the tunics\'-lining (as can be noticed on the pictures). It deals naturally with a 100% text-book- (and as stated above) original example that originates from a US-veteran who \'liberated\' this piece in 1945. The piece shows some truly minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great opportunity to acquire an attractive - truly worn and in this \'cut-out\'-condition scarcely encountered! - \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\' that is (I deem) accordingly priced!

Attractive - \'NS-Reichskolonial-Bund\'-related \'tinnie\', being a non-maker-marked example depicting an \'eagle\'-device above the \'NS-Reichskolonial-Bund\'-device and showing the text: \'Reichskolonialtagung - Wien - 16.-18.-5-1935\' The truly very detailed and typical shield-shaped day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in greyish-silver-toned, tin-based metal (ie. 'Eisenblech') and depicts an 'eagle'-device above the 'NS-Reichskolonial-Bund'-device and showing the text: 'Reichskolonialtagung - Wien - 16.-18. Mai 1939' and was as such intended for an: 'NS-Reichskolonial-Bund'-related gathering held in Austria. The badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The 'tinnie' retains most of its (fairly shiny-) silver-coloured finish and is just minimally tarnished. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive: 'NS-Reichskolonial-Bund'-related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting price!

Attractive - \'NS-Reichskolonial-Bund\'-related \'tinnie\', being a non-maker-marked example depicting an \'eagle\'-device above the \'NS-Reichskolonial-Bund\'-device and showing the text: \'Reichskolonialtagung - Wien - 16.-18.-5-1939\' The truly very detailed and typical shield-shaped day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in greyish-silver-toned, tin-based metal (ie. 'Eisenblech') and depicts an 'eagle'-device above the 'NS-Reichskolonial-Bund'-device and showing the text: 'Reichskolonialtagung - Wien - 16.-18. Mai 1939' and was as such intended for an: 'NS-Reichskolonial-Bund'-related gathering held in Austria. The badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The 'tinnie' retains most of its (fairly shiny-) silver-coloured finish and is just minimally tarnished. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive: 'NS-Reichskolonial-Bund'-related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting price!

Attractive - \'patriotic-styled\'- and nicely constructed! - white- and red-coloured N.S.D.A.P.-related vehicle- ie. bicycle-flag (ie. \'Fahrrad-Fahne\') depicting a double-sided (printed-styled) woven swastika-patch The neat - somewhat smaller-sized and nicely constructed! - (I deem) vehicle- ie. bicycle-flag (ie. \'Fahrrad-Fahne\') measures approximately 26,5 x 19 cms. and is nicely constructed from bright-red- (and printed white) coloured linnen and that shows (on both sides!) a nicely printed \'swastika-patch\' and that comes in an overall nicely preserved condition. The decorative \'Fahne\' is (I deem) just moderately used and does show some minimal age and/or staining caused by slight usage and/or decades of storage (it is however totally void of any real damage or alike and retains bright and vivid colours as can be seen on the pictures). The neat piece is \'double-sided\' but is void of its (presumably once-present \'attachment-rope\' in place (which were intended to attach it to a bicycle or vehicle or alike). The piece was (I deem) once glued into an album or scrap-book and does show some minimal glued-on carton-remains on its sides( as can be noticed on the pictures). I am, however, convinced that this is a not that often encountered party-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - \'patriotic-styled\'- and/or truly nicely woven! - N.S.D.A.P.-related vehicle- ie. bicycle-flag (ie. \'Fahrrad-Fahne\') depicting on one side a swastika-device and showing on the other side the text: \'Reichsparteitag 1934 - Nürnberg\' The neat - medium- (ie. smaller-) sized flag which measures from point to back approximately 25 cms. - is nicely constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows (on one side a white-coloured field with black-coloured swastika-device and that shows on the other side a nicely woven- and multi-coloured \'patch\' (as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-woven-style) and showing the text: \'Reichsparteitag 1934\' (and as such showing the device that was specifically designed for usage for this annual party-rally). The decorative \'Fahne\' is (I deem) just moderately used and does show some minimal age and/or staining caused by slight usage and/or decades of storage (it is however totally void of any damage or alike as can be seen on the pictures). The neat piece is \'double-sided\' still shows both its (chromed-steel-based) \'attachment-rings\' in place (intended to attach it to a bicycle or vehicle). I am convinced that this is a very scarcely encountered party-related item that did not saw wide-spread usage and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - \'patriotic-styled\'- and/or truly nicely woven! - white- and red-coloured N.S.D.A.P.-related vehicle- ie. bicycle-flag (ie. \'Fahrrad-Fahne\') depicting a (\'BeVo\'-like) woven patch depicting a view of the town of Nürnberg The neat - medium- (ie. smaller-) sized flag which measures from point to back approximately 25 cms. - is nicely constructed from bright-red- (and white-) coloured linnen and that shows a nicely woven- and multi-coloured \'patch\' (as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-woven-style) that is showing a detailed illustration of the town of Nürnberg (ie. its famous castle ie. \'Burg\'). The decorative \'Fahne\' is (I deem) just moderately used and does show some minimal age and/or staining caused by slight usage and/or decades of storage (it is however totally void of any damage or alike as can be seen on the pictures). The neat piece is \'double-sided\' still shows both its (chromed) \'attachment-rings\' in place (intended to attach it to a bicycle or vehicle). I am convinced that this is a not that often encountered party-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - \'patriotic-styled\'- and/or truly nicely woven! - white- and red-coloured N.S.D.A.P.-related vehicle- ie. bicycle-flag (ie. \'Fahrrad-Fahne\') depicting a double-sided (\'BeVo\'-like) woven swastika-patch The neat - somewhat smaller-sized fvehicle- ie. bicycle-flag (ie. \'Fahrrad-Fahne\') measures from point to back approximately 21 cms. and is nicely constructed from bright-red- (and white-) coloured linnen and that shows (on both sides!) a nicely inter-woven \'swastikapatch\' (as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-woven-style). The decorative \'Fahne\' is (I deem) just moderately used and does show some minimal age and/or staining caused by slight usage and/or decades of storage (it is however totally void of any real damage or alike as can be seen on the pictures). The neat piece is \'double-sided\' but is void of its (presumably once-present \'attachment-rings\' in place (which were intended to attach it to a bicycle or vehicle). I am convinced that this is a not that often encountered party-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive - \'period-promoted\' and fully matching! - pair of \'cyphered\'- (and I deem early- ie. mid-war-period) WH (Kriegsmarine) NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by a: \'Feldwebel eines Küsten-Artillerie-Abteilungs\' This is a truly attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily encountered! - neatly \'cyphered\'- (and I deem fairly early- (ie. mid-) war-period pattern pair of NCO-type shoulderstraps as was specifically intended for usage on the field-grey coloured navy-style tunics as worn by a: \'Feldwebel eines Küsten-Artillerie-Abteilungs\' (or: NCO ie. sergeant who served within a naval coastal-artillery unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The straps - which are fully \'text-book\' in all facets - measure approximately 11,8 cms. in length (and have a width of 5,5 cms. as usually seen) have the typical field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'upperdecks\' and come without tongues: they were with certainty used as a pair of the \'sew-in\'-pattern. The straps have the (typical) golden-toned NCO-braid attached and show a matching pair of (I deem zinc-based- and somewhat tarnished) so-called: \'winged-shell-anchor\'-cyphers or: \'Ziffern\' and two (smaller-sized and equally-styled) pips period-attached (denoting the rank of \'Feldwebel\'). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that that the NCO who wore this pair was presumably (field?)promoted and used his \'cyphered\' EM-type straps (that still show the neat interwoven \'winged-shell-anchor\'-cyphers or: \'Ziffern\' which are both executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen as can be noticed on the pictures). The straps show some minimal age, wear and/or staining but are totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that ALL \'Küstenartillerie\' insignia-pieces are actually quite hard to encounter: those \'cyphered\' examples even more so, which grades them easily as \'scarce\'. Simply an attractive \'cyphered\', naval NCO-type shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for usage on the field-grey-coloured attire!

Attractive - \'standard-pattern\'-, WH (Heeres, LW, Waffen-SS etc.) WWII-period- wrist-watch (or: \'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Arcadia\', having a black-coloured dial-plate and having an engraved serial-number (that reads: \'D 914239 H\') on its back These attractive service-watches - having a standard 15- or 17- jewel movement - were distributed at a very limited scale to the various soldiers (ie. NCOs and/or officers!) of the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and were properly entered in both 'Wehrpass' and/or: 'Soldbuch'. They had to be engraved with a 'DH'-numbering on the back something that is the abbreviation of: 'Deutsches Heer' (as can be seen on this example on offer here). This particular example shows a clear and/or undamaged glass-based surface and has the (serial-) number: 'D 914239 H' (and text: 'Stahlboden-Rostfrei') engraved on its back (see pictures). The piece on offer here - which shows the maker-mark: 'Arcadia' - comes with a black-coloured (and/or fully undamaged-) dial having a subsidiary 'seconds'-dial at the 6 o'clock position. The piece has a nice (albeit moderately used-) steel-based casing (which is executed in chrome-coloured, nickle-silver-based metal): it just shows some regular wear and age, simply caused by moderate wear and/or age. As stated is the piece functional and in running condition and comes mounted on its period-, black-coloured- and/or (IMO) linnen-based- armband attached (which might be a post-war-replaced- but nevertheless attractive and functional example). It should be noted that these attractive 'WH-Dienstuhren' can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply an attractive - and fully functional- ie. running! - example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - \'standard-pattern\'-, WH (Heeres, LW, Waffen-SS etc.) WWII-period- wrist-watch (or: \'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Arsa\', having a black-coloured dial-plate and having an engraved serial-number (that reads: \'D 7052 H\') on its back These attractive service-watches - having a standard 15- or 17- jewel movement - were distributed at a very limited scale to the various soldiers (ie. NCOs and/or officers!) of the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and were properly entered in both 'Wehrpass' and/or: 'Soldbuch'. They had to be engraved with a 'DH'-numbering on the back something that is the abbreviation of: 'Deutsches Heer' (as can be seen on this example on offer here). This particular example shows a clear and/or undamaged glass-based surface and has the (serial-) number: 'D 7052 H' engraved on its back (see pictures). The piece on offer here - which shows the maker-mark: 'Arsa - Wasserdicht - Stossgesichert' comes with a black-coloured (and/or fully undamaged- albeit minimally faded-) dial having a subsidiary 'seconds'-dial at the 6 o'clock position. The piece has a nice (albeit moderately used-) steel-based casing (which is executed in chrome-coloured, nickle-silver metal): it just shows some regular wear and age, simply caused by moderate wear and/or age. As stated is the piece functional and in running condition and comes mounted on its period-, brownish-coloured- and/or smooth-styled, leather-based- armband attached (which is almost certainly a post-war-replaced- but truly neat example). It should be noted that these attractive 'WH-Dienstuhren' can easily be graded 'scarce'.

Attractive - \'standard-pattern\'-, WH (Heeres, LW, Waffen-SS etc.) WWII-period- wrist-watch (or: \'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Helios, having a black-coloured dial-plate and having an engraved serial-number (that reads: \'D 9553 H\') on its back These attractive service-watches - having a standard 15- or 17- jewel movement - were distributed at a very limited scale to the various soldiers (ie. NCOs and/or officers!) of the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and were properly entered in both 'Wehrpass' and/or: 'Soldbuch'. They had to be engraved with a 'DH'-numbering on the back something that is the abbreviation of: 'Deutsches Heer' (as can be seen on this example on offer here). This particular example shows a clear and/or undamaged glass-based surface and has the (serial-) number: 'D 9533 H' (and text: 'Stahlboden-Rostfrei') engraved on its back (see pictures). The piece on offer here - which shows the maker-mark: 'Helios' on its dial - comes with a black-coloured (and/or fully undamaged-) dial having a subsidiary 'seconds'-dial at the 6 o'clock position. The piece has a nice (albeit moderately used-) steel-based casing (which is executed in chrome-coloured, nickle-silver-based metal): it just shows some regular wear and age, simply caused by moderate wear and/or age. As stated is the piece functional and in running condition and comes mounted on its period-, brown-coloured- and/or leather-based- armband attached (which might be a post-war-replaced- but nevertheless attractive and functional example). It should be noted that these attractive 'WH-Dienstuhren' can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply an attractive - and fully functional- ie. running! - example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive - \'standard-pattern\'-, WH (Heeres, LW, Waffen-SS etc.) WWII-period- wrist-watch (or: \'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Helvetia\', having a black-coloured dial-plate and having an engraved serial-number (that reads: \'D 33206 H\') on its back These attractive service-watches - having a standard 15- or 17- jewel movement - were distributed at a very limited scale to the various soldiers (ie. NCOs and/or officers!) of the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and were properly entered in both 'Wehrpass' and/or: 'Soldbuch'. They had to be engraved with a 'DH'-numbering on the back something that is the abbreviation of: 'Deutsches Heer' (as can be seen on this example on offer here). This particular example shows a clear and/or undamaged glass-based surface and has the (serial-) number: 'D 33206 H' as well as an additional number '3190') engraved on its back (see pictures). The piece on offer here - which shows the maker-mark: 'Helvetia' comes with a black-coloured (and/or fully undamaged- albeit minimally faded-) dial having a subsidiary 'seconds'-dial at the 6 o'clock position. The piece has a nice (albeit moderately used-) steel-based casing (which is executed in chrome-coloured, nickle-silver metal): it just shows some regular wear and age, simply caused by moderate wear and/or age. As stated is the piece functional and in running condition and comes mounted on its period-, black-coloured- and/or pebbled-style-, leather-based- armband attached. It should be noted that these attractive 'WH-Dienstuhren' can easily be graded 'scarce'.

Attractive - \'variant\'- ie. first-pattern! - WH (Heeres) \'Gebirgsjäger\'- (ie. mountain-troopers-) related arm-badge, being a desirable example as was executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a field-grey-coloured background This is an attractive - 'variant'- ie. first-pattern! - WH (Heeres) 'Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troopers-) related arm-badge, being a desirable example as was executed in the 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a field-grey-coloured background, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-) condition. The piece comes in an unissued (ie. minty-) condition and came as 'straightly cut-from-the-role': its is neatly machine-embroidered on a field-grey-coloured (and/or linnen-based-) background and is showing the famous 'Edelweiss' flower. The piece was as stated above never used nor tunic-attached but does show some minimal age and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage and handling. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a genuine, early- ie. 'first-pattern'- so-called 'Gebirgsjäger' (mountain-troopers) armbadge for an interesting price!

Attractive - \'variant\'- ie. first-pattern! - WH (Heeres) \'Gebirgsjäger\'- (ie. mountain-troopers-) related arm-badge, being a desirable example as was executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a field-grey-coloured background This is an attractive - 'variant'- ie. first-pattern! - WH (Heeres) 'Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troopers-) related arm-badge, being a desirable example as was executed in the 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a field-grey-coloured background, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-) condition. The piece comes in an unissued (ie. minty-) condition and came as 'straightly cut-from-the-role': its is neatly machine-embroidered on a field-grey-coloured (and/or linnen-based-) background and is showing the famous 'Edelweiss' flower. The piece was as stated above never used nor tunic-attached but does show some minimal age and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage and handling. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a genuine, early- ie. 'first-pattern'- so-called 'Gebirgsjäger' (mountain-troopers) armbadge for an interesting price!

Attractive - \'variant\'- ie. first-pattern! - WH (Heeres) \'Gebirgsjäger\'- (ie. mountain-troopers-) related arm-badge, being a desirable example as was executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a field-grey-coloured background This is an attractive - 'variant'- ie. first-pattern! - WH (Heeres) 'Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troopers-) related arm-badge, being a desirable example as was executed in the 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a typical field-grey- (NOT darker-green-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. truly used- and carefully tunic-removed-) condition. The piece is neatly machine-embroidered in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern on a field-grey-coloured (and/or linnen-based-) background and is showing the famous 'Edelweiss' flower. The piece was as stated above clearly used and/or oncetunic-attached but does show some minimal age and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage and handling. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a genuine, early- ie. 'first-pattern'- so-called 'Gebirgsjäger' (mountain-troopers) armbadge for an interesting price!

Attractive - \'variant\'- ie. first-pattern! - WH (Heeres) \'Gebirgsjäger\'- (ie. mountain-troopers-) related arm-badge, being a desirable example as was executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a field-grey-coloured background This is an attractive - fairly scarcely encountered \'variant\'- ie. first-pattern! - WH (Heeres) \'Gebirgsjäger\'- (ie. mountain-troopers-) related arm-badge, being a desirable example as was executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a typical field-grey- (NOT darker-green!) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-) condition. The piece is neatly machine-embroidered in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern on a field-grey-coloured (and/or linnen-based) background and is showing the famous \'Edelweiss\' flower. The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage only: it came as straightly cut-of the role. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a genuine, early- ie. \'first-pattern\'- so-called \'Gebirgsjäger\' (mountain-troopers) arm-badge for an interesting price!

Attractive - \'variant\'-pattern! - WH (Heeres) \'Gebirgsjäger\'- (ie. mountain-troopers-) related arm-badge, being a desirable example as was executed in the machine-woven pattern on thin-shaped background This is an attractive - 'variant'-pattern! - WH (Heeres) 'Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troopers-) related arm-badge, being a desirable example as was executed in the machine-woven pattern on a thin-shaped background, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The piece comes in an unissued (ie. minty-) condition and was never tunic-attached: its is neatly machine-embroidered on a field-grey-coloured (and/or linnen-based- and thin-shaped) background and is showing the famous 'Edelweiss' flower. The piece was as stated above never used nor tunic-attached but does show some minimal age and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage and handling. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 'variant-pattern' 'Gebirgsjäger' (mountain-troopers) armbadge for an interesting price!

Attractive - \'virtually mint\' and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and nowadays very scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. It should be noted that these side-cap- (ie. \'Schiffchen\'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and is executed in black-coloured linnen onto a black-coloured- and/or also linnen-based background: it was simply never used and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal storage-age only but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete or restore any black-coloured side-cap (ie. \'Panzer-Schiffchen\'). Simply an attractive \'Heeres Panzer\'-related side-cap insignia-piece that is actually hard to encounter and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive - \'virtually mint\' and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and nowadays very scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\') \'standard-issue\'-pattern side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Panzer-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. It should be noted that these side-cap- (ie. \'Schiffchen\'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter (and come hardly ever for sale). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and is executed in black-coloured linnen onto a field-greu-coloured- and/or also linnen-based background: it was simply never used and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal storage-age only but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete or restore any black-coloured side-cap (ie. \'Panzer-Schiffchen\'). Simply an attractive \'Heeres Panzer\'-related side-cap insignia-piece that is actually hard to encounter and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive -matching and scarcely encountered! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderboards as was intended for a medium-ranked, administrative-official (ie. NCO) having the rank of: \'Oberfeldwebel\' (ie.: \'Beambter des mittleren Dienstes\') The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - LW-related shoulderboard-pair - which was intended for usage by a medium-ranked NCO having the comparable rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel' (or: sergeant first-class) - is constructed from the specific, greenish-coloured- and/or: smooth-like- (ie. moleskin-type-) wool and does have the (typical-) bluish-grey- and/or: silver-coloured (twisted) upperdecks as per regulation (see pictures). The boards - which can easily be graded virtually mint- ie. unissued! - have four (identical- and or zinc-based-) pips period attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Beambter des mittleren Dienstes im Oberfeldwebels-rang'. The boards also show the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured 'Zwischenfarbe' (or: secondary branchcolour) attached, denoting the soldiers- ie. NCOs specific function- and/or tasking. The boards came mounted on their functional (small-sized-) tongues attached and were simply never worn and came still tied together (see pictures). The shoulderboard-pair originated from the left-overs of a stock of an old tailor-shop in Germany and was never before in a collection: the boards were simply never worn nor used (they do show some truly minimal age and/or staining caused by decades of storage only, as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these Luftwaffe-related-, NCO-type shoulderboards as were intended for medium-ranked administrative-officials ie. 'Beambter des mittleren Dienstes im Oberfeldwebelsrang' can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'. Only the first such neat pair having the bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured secondary branchcolour I did ever had on offer!

Attractive -WHW- (ie. 'Winterhilfswerke'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie'), as was issued to commemorate the: 'WHW-Tag - Dem unbekannten Helfer - Gau Süd-Hannover - Braunschweig - 31.3.1935' - nice condition! This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily ie. scarcely encountered! - WHW- (ie. 'Winterhilfswerke'-) related 'tinnie', that was issued to commemorate a specific WHW-rally ie. gathering named the: 'WHW-Tag - Dem unbekannten Helfer - Gau Süd-Hannover - Braunschweig - 31.3.1935', in overall very nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-) condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in golden-bronze-toned metal (ie. copper-toned zinc ie. 'tin') and shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The piece shows an eagle-device within its middle the a.m. text. The badge - which is void of a maker-mark - comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a nice - and most certainly not that often encountered!- WHW-related 'tinnie'!

Attractive and clearly maker- (ie. \'E.S.P.\'-) marked example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as being produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Eugen Schmidthausser\' (ie. \'E.S.P.\') The black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') - which is actually not that easily found and that can easily be graded \'scarce\' - is only moderately used ie. worn and shows some evident wear and/or aging: it truly retains a fair bit of its original, black-coloured- and/or fairly \'matted\' finish and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers\'-signification: \'E.S.P\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Eugen Schmidthausser\' as based in the town of Pforzheim (ie. \'E.S.P.\'). Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply an attractive example \'variant\' WB by an unusually seen maker that comes not that often for sale!

Attractive and colourful \'Olympiade 1936\'-related, commemorative (ie. souvenir) scarf (ie. \'Halstuch\'), being a genuine silk-based example depicting the flags of the participating countries and olympic-rings The medium-sized (souvenir) scarf (ie. 'Halstuch') measures approximately 60 x 60 cms. and is nicely constructed from (IMO) genuine silk: it shows the various flags of the participating countries and (in the four corners) the colourful olympic-rings, all on a white-coloured background. The piece is a 'single-sided' example that retains bright- and vivid colours and that comes as recently found at a private household: it shows some minimal age and/or staining but is truly void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures) can as such IMO easily be framed). Simply a neat 'Olympiade 1936'-related item that was sold during the Olympic Games held in Berlin in 1936 and that IMO did not saw wide-spread usage: I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive and colourful \'Olympiade 1936\'-related, commemorative (ie. souvenir) scarf (ie. \'Halstuch\'), being a genuine silk-based example depicting the flags of the participating countries and olympic-rings The medium-sized (souvenir) scarf (ie. \'Halstuch\') measures approximately 60 x 60 cms. and is nicely constructed from (IMO) genuine silk: it shows the various flags of the participating countries and (in the four corners) the colourful olympic-rings, all on a white-coloured background. The piece is a \'single-sided\' example that retains bright- and vivid colours and that comes as recently found at a private household: it shows some minimal age and/or staining but is truly void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures) can as such IMO easily be framed). Simply a neat \'Olympiade 1936\'-related item that was sold during the Olympic Games held in Berlin in 1936 and that IMO did not saw wide-spread usage: I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive and detailed, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern, visor-cap eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schirmmütze\') being a neatly hand-embroidered example that comes on a typical greyish-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based background This is an attractive and very detailed - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern, visor-cap eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') being a neatly hand-embroidered example (of the second pattern) that comes mounted onto a typical greyish-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- nor once cap-attached-), condition. This - with certainty 'high-quality'-produced example - is executed in multi-coloured, silverish 'braid' on a typical woolen- and/or greyish-blue-coloured background and has an approximate 'wingspan' of 7,3 cms.: it is, moreover, nicely backed with a piece of black-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that easily encountered! - piece of Luftwaffe-related officers'-type visor-cap-insignia that would nicely fit to restore any LW officers'-type visor-cap!

Attractive and detailed, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern, visor-cap eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schirmmütze\') being a neatly hand-embroidered example that comes on a typical greyish-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based background This is an attractive and quite detailed - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern, visor-cap eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') being a neatly hand-embroidered example (of the second pattern) that comes mounted onto a typical greyish-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem most certainly used- ie. once cap-attached-), condition. This - with certainty 'high-quality'-produced example - is executed in multi-coloured, silverish 'braid' and is executed onto a typical woolen- and/or greyish-blue-coloured background and has an approximate 'wingspan' of 7,3 cms.: it is, moreover, nicely backed with a piece of black-coloured linnen as more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that easily encountered! - piece of Luftwaffe-related officers'-type visor-cap-insignia that would nicely fit to restore any LW officers'-type visor-cap!

Attractive and matching pair of WH (Heeres) mid-war-period- (ie. \'M43\'-pattern) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the white-coloured branchcolour as was intended for an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments\' The truly atttractive shoulderstrap-pair is piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such as intended for (and I deem moderately worn by) an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments' (or: sergeant first-class who served within an infantry-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved, condition. The pair is only minimally used- ie. worn as such and shows some obvious wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The truly 'text-book' shoulderstraps measure approximately 11,5 cms. in length each and have the desirable 'silk-like'-type piping attached as is more often encountered with these mid- (ie. later-) war-period shoulderstrap-pairs. The shoulderstraps are fully 'text-book' examples having the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps - which show four (identical-, zinc-based-, silver-coloured- and/or smaller-sized-) pips period-attached - come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and have the neat 'standard'-type-, silverish-grey-coloured- and/or: minimally sub-dued-type NCO-braid attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and most certainly desirable! - NCO-type, 'Infanterie'-related M43-pattern shoulderstrap-pair that was intended for an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Infanterie-Regiments'!

Attractive and neatly hand-embroidered, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type visor-cap eagle (ie. \'Adler für Offiziers-Schirmmütze\') The piece is nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of silver-coloured 'braid' on a greyish-blue-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background and has an approximate 'wing-span' of 6 cms. as is more often encountered. The piece was clearly once cap-attached and was carefully cap-removed: it does show some age- and/or wear but is totally void of any corrosion or other damage (see pictures). It was neatly hand-embroidered using silver-coloured braid (showing some high-lighted areas done in light-green-coloured thread). The eagle is nicely backed with (black-coloured- and/or paper-based-) material as is more often seen (see pictures). Simply a nice - and actually not that easily encountered - LW-item that can naturally be (re-) attached to any 'Luftwaffe' officers' (visor-) cap or to be kept in any eagles'- ie. insignia-collection!

Attractive and neatly hand-embroidered, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type visor-cap eagle (ie. \'Adler für Offiziers-Schirmmütze\') The piece is nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of silver-coloured 'braid' on a greyish-blue-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background and has an approximate 'wing-span' of 7,1 cms. as is more often encountered. The piece was clearly once cap-attached and was carefully cap-removed: it does show some age- and/or wear but is totally void of any corrosion or other damage (see pictures). It was neatly hand-embroidered using silver-coloured braid (showing some high-lighted areas done in darker-green-coloured thread). The eagle is nicely backed with (black-coloured- and/or paper-based-) material as is more often seen (see pictures). Simply a nice - and actually not that easily encountered - LW-item that can naturally be (re-) attached to any 'Luftwaffe' officers' (visor-) cap or to be kept in any eagles'- ie. insignia-collection!

Attractive and neatly hand-embroidered, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type visor-cap eagle (ie. \'Adler für Offiziers-Schirmmütze\') The piece is nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of silver-coloured 'braid' on a greyish-blue-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background and has an approximate 'wing-span' of 7,1 cms. as is more often encountered. The piece was clearly once cap-attached and was carefully cap-removed: it does show some age- and/or wear but is totally void of any corrosion (see pictures). It was neatly hand-embroidered using silver-coloured braid (showing some high-lighted areas done in darker-green-coloured thread). The eagle is nicely backed with (black-coloured- and/or linnen-based-) material as more often seen (see pictures). Simply a nice - and actually not that easily encountered - LW-item that can naturally be (re-) attached to any 'Luftwaffe' officers' (visor-) cap or to be kept in any eagles'- ie. insignia-collection!

Attractive and neatly hand-embroidered, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type visor-cap eagle (ie. \'Adler für Offiziers-Schirmmütze\') The piece is nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of silver-coloured 'braid' on a greyish-blue-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background and has an approximate 'wing-span' of 7,4 cms. as is more often encountered. The piece was clearly once cap-attached and was carefully cap-removed: it does show some age- and/or wear but is totally void of any corrosion (see pictures). It was neatly hand-embroidered using silver-coloured braid (showing some high-lighted areas done in beige-coloured thread). The eagle is nicely backed with (black-coloured- and paper-based-) material as more often seen (see pictures). Simply a nice - and actually not that easily encountered - LW-item that can naturally be (re-) attached to any 'Luftwaffe' officers' (visor-) cap or to be kept in any eagles'- ie. insignia-collection!

Attractive and truly detailed, WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern, visor-cap eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schirmmütze\') being a neatly hand-embroidered example that comes on a typical darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background This is an attractive and very detailed - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) officers'-pattern, visor-cap eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') being a neatly hand-embroidered example that comes mounted onto a typical darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. once cap-attached-), condition. This - with certainty 'high-quality'-produced example - is executed in multi-coloured, silverish 'braid' on a typical woolen- and/or darker-green-coloured background and has an approximate 'wingspan' of 7 cms.: it is, moreover, not 'backed' as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that easily encountered! - piece of Heeres-related officers'-type visor-cap-insignia that would nicely fit to restore any Heeres officers'-type visor-cap!

Attractive and typical zinc-based, WH (Heeres) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'1./Inf.Ers.Batl. 97\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a greyish-silver-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based, WH- (Heeres-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '1./Inf.Ers.Batl. 97' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier (or: NCO) who served within the: first, 'Ersatz'- (ie. replacement) company of the infantry-related bataillon, numbered: '97' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall very nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows truly 'torn-out' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the soldiers'-blood-group-type (Type 'A') as can be seen on the pictures. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive and typical zinc-based, WH (Heeres) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'2. Inf.Ers.Kp. 454\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a greyish-silver-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based, WH- (Heeres-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '2. Inf.Ers.Kp. 454' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier (or: NCO) who served within the: second, 'Ersatz'- (ie. replacement) company of the infantry-related regiment, numbered: '454' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall very nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the soldiers'-blood-group-type (Type '0' and crossed-out 'A'!!) (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive and typical zinc-based, WH (Heeres) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Stammkomp.Inf.Ers.Btl. 154\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a greyish-silver-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based, WH- (Heeres-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'Stammkomp.Inf.Ers.Btl. 154' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier (or: NCO) who served within the: 'Stamm'- (ie. root) company of the infantry-related, replacement (ie. 'Ersatz') battalion, numbered: '154' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall very nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the soldiers'-blood-group-type (Type 'A') which is unusually stamped onto its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive and typically brownish-tan-coloured, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') arm-eagle being a very detailed- and/or \'virtually mint\' example that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive example of a brownish-tan-coloured, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') arm-eagle (as was intended to be worn on the tan-coloured shirts and/or tunics) being a very detailed example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. presumably issued albeit never tunic-attached- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The arm-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-type, 'flat-wire'-weave-technique - still shows it period-attached, paper-based 'RzM'-etiket attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece does show some minimal fraying on the edges (simply caused by decades of storage only). Simply an attractive N.S.K.K.-related example that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive and typically \'BeVo flat-wire\'-woven, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') arm-eagle being a very detailed- and/or \'virtually mint\' example that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') arm-eagle being an example that was executed on a black-coloured background (as was intended to be worn on the tan-coloured shirts and/or tunics) being a very detailed example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. presumably issued albeit never tunic-attached- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The arm-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-type, 'flat-wire'-weave-technique - still shows its period-attached, paper-based 'RzM'-etiket attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece does show some minimal fraying on the edges (simply caused by decades of storage only) but comes nevertheless as 'straightly cut-off the role'. Simply an attractive N.S.K.K.-related example that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive and/or neatly maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked example of a detailed, \'Buntmetall\'-based plaque ie. shield as was intended for usage on a: WH (Heeres) \'Panzer-Schützenschnur\' (or shooting- ie. marksmanship-lanyard) This is an attractive example of a detailed- and/or (I deem) 'Buntmetall'-based plaque ie. shield as was intended for usage on a: WH (Heeres) 'Panzer-Schützenschnur' (or shooting- ie. marksmanship-lanyard) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used and/or moderately worn-), condition. The shield - which is neatly maker- (ie. 'A'- or: 'Assmann u. Söhne'-) marked on its back - comes in an overall fine condition and shows no real damage whatsoever: just some aging and/or slight staining is present and/or visible. The detail on the silver-toned piece is really pronounced and/or detailed: it has a nice age-patina and has acquired some tarnish over the years (it was, however, never cleaned nor polished). The badge still retains three of its original four (fully functional) prongs as issued (and can as such be re-mounted onto a marksmanship-lanyard if needed). Simply a very nice and decorative piece: ideal to restore any 'Heeres-Panzer'-shooting- ie. marksmanship-lanyard!

Attractive bright-silver-toned, HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate participation within the: \'2. Sporttreffen - Stuttgart 1935\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily ie. truly scarcely encountered! - fairly early-period-, HJ/BDM (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') as was executed in bright-silver-coloured- and/or (IMO) tin-based material as was issued to commemorate participation in a specific youth sports-gathering entitled: '2. Sporttreffen' held in the city of Stuttgart in 1935 and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: almost all of its silver-coloured finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a typical HJ-type 'Raute'-symbol with above an eagle-device and text as mentioned above (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is totally void of any makers'-designation on its back - naturally comes mounted on its (functional-) pin- ie. catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - HJ/BDM-related 'tinnie' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive EM/NCO-pattern, \'Feuerwehr\'- (ie. \'FW-Polizei\') cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The attractive - and somewhat smaller-sized - insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style (and is executed in white-coloured linnen onto a darker-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background: it was simply never cap-attached and comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition. As such it can naturally easily be mounted onto any enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type \'Feuerwehr\' (ie. fire-brigade) side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Feuerwehr\') (or can even be used for an: \'M43\'-type-cap ie. \'Einheitsfeldmütze\'). This (side)cap-eagle is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style and is executed in white-toned thread on a (typical) darker-blue-coloured background as to be expected. These cap-eagles were presumably intended for enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures) and simply cannot be upgraded: the piece comes \'as straightly cut-off the role\' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned. Moreover, does it show some minimal glue-remains on its back simply caused by having glued into an album or scrapbook once (as can be noticed on the pictures). This example originates from a \'Musterbuch\' (or: sample-book) that was period-compiled by the producing-company \'Offermann\' as was based in the town of Ratingen. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a neat \'Feuerwehr- (ie. \'Feuerwehr-Polizei\') enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type cap-eagle as was executed in \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave-style!

Attractive EM/NCO-pattern, \'Feuerwehr\'- (ie. \'FW-Polizei\') cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The attractive - and somewhat smaller-sized - insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style (and is executed in white-coloured linnen onto a darker-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background: it was simply never cap-attached and comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition. As such it can naturally easily be mounted onto any enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type \'Feuerwehr\' (ie. fire-brigade) side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Feuerwehr\') (or can even be used for an: \'M43\'-type-cap ie. \'Einheitsfeldmütze\'). This (side)cap-eagle is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style and is executed in white-toned thread on a (typical) darker-blue-coloured background as to be expected. These cap-eagles were presumably intended for enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures) and simply cannot be upgraded: the piece comes \'as straightly cut-off the role\' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned. Moreover, does it show some minimal glue-remains on its back simply caused by having glued into an album or scrapbook once (as can be noticed on the pictures). This example originates from a \'Musterbuch\' (or: sample-book) that was period-compiled by the producing-company \'Offermann\' as was based in the town of Ratingen. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a neat \'Feuerwehr- (ie. \'Feuerwehr-Polizei\') enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type cap-eagle as was executed in attractive \'BeVo-weave-style!

Attractive example of a - fairly scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Demjansk\' campaign-shield as executed in magnetic, so-called: \'Eisenblech\' that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-), condition This is a truly very attractive - and/or detailed! - example of the (actually fairly scarcely encountered!) WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Demjansk' campaign-shield that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit IMO issued but never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The (magnetic and minimally converse-shaped-) shield - which is executed in greyish-silver-coloured so-called: 'Eisenblech' - comes naturally complete with its metal back-plate and naturally retains all its 4 originally attached pins ie. prongs: it misses, however, its so-called 'backing'-paper (see pictures). The shield shows some minimal aging caused by storage only: some minimal staining is visible and/or present, but the shield still retains truly extraordinary detail as to be expected (most ie. all of its period-applied finish is present and or preserved!). The shield was of course never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. It was found at a private household and was simply stored as such for decades: it was never before in a collection. It should furthermore be mentioned that these 'Demjansk' campaign-shields are nowadays hard to come by (these almost mint examples even more so!). Simply a very nice - and naturally original! - example of this very collectable and desirable campaign-shield that nowadays is not often offered for sale: I deem that I have priced this minty example accordingly!

Attractive example of a - fairly scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Demjansk\' campaign-shield as executed in magnetic, so-called: \'Eisenblech\' (and being of the \'missing-log\' variant-pattern) This is a very attractive - and/or quite detailed! - example of the (actually fairly scarcely encountered!) WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Demjansk' campaign-shield being of the 'missing-log' variant-pattern that comes in an overall very nice, and/or IMO issued but simply never worn- nor tunic-attached-, condition. The (magnetic and minimally converse-shaped-) shield - which is executed in silver-coloured so-called: 'Eisenblech' - comes naturally complete with its metal back-plate and retains 3 of its originally attached pins ie. prongs in place (one is missing): it is also void of its so-called 'backing'-paper (see pictures). The shield shows some minimal aging caused by storage only: some minimal staining is visible and/or present but it still retains truly extraordinary detail as to be expected (most ie. all of its period-applied finish is present and or preserved!). The shield was of course never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. It was found at a private household and was simply stored as such for decades: it was never before in a collection. It should furthermore be mentioned that these 'Demjansk' campaign-shields are nowadays hard to come by (these nicely preserved examples even more so!). Simply a very nice - and naturally original! - example of this very collectable and desirable campaign-shield that nowadays is not often offered for sale: I deem that I have priced this nicely preserved example accordingly!

Attractive example of a - fairly scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Demjansk\'-campaign-shield as executed in typical magnetic, so-called: \'Eisenblech\' (and being of the \'missing-log\' variant-pattern) This is an attractive - and/or quite detailed! - example of the (actually fairly scarcely encountered!) WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Demjansk\'-campaign-shield being of the \'missing-log\' variant-pattern that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly issued- and/or worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The (magnetic and minimally converse-shaped-) shield - which is executed in greyish-silver-coloured (and minimally rust-stained) so-called: \'Eisenblech\' - comes naturally complete with its metal back-plate and retains its originally attached pins ie. prongs in place and does show its (typical greyish-toned) so-called \'backing\'-paper (see pictures). The shield - that comes mounted onto its field-grey-woolen cloth and that has I deem been somewhat \'crudely cut-off a tunic\' - shows some minimal aging caused by storage and fair: some minimal (rust)staining is visible and/or present but it still retains nice detail as to be expected. The shield was found at a private-household and was simply stored as such for decades: it was never before in a collection. It should furthermore be mentioned that these \'Demjansk\'-campaign-shields are nowadays hard to come by. Simply a very nice - and naturally original! - example of this collectable and desirable campaign-shield that nowadays is not that often offered for sale: I deem that I have priced this example accordingly!

Attractive example of a - fairly scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Demjansk\'-campaign-shield as executed in typical magnetic, so-called: \'Eisenblech\' (and being of the \'missing-log\' variant-pattern) This is an attractive - and/or quite detailed! - example of the (actually nowadays fairly scarcely encountered!) WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Demjansk\'-campaign-shield being of the \'missing-log\' variant-pattern that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly issued- and/or worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The (magnetic and minimally converse-shaped-) shield - which is executed in greyish-silver-coloured (and as more often minimally rust-stained) so-called: \'Eisenblech\' - comes naturally complete with its metal back-plate and retains its originally attached pins ie. prongs in place and does show its (typical greyish-green-toned) so-called \'backing\'-paper (see pictures). The shield - that comes mounted onto its field-grey-woolen cloth - shows some minimal aging caused by storage and fair: some minimal (rust)staining is visible and/or present but it still retains nice detail as to be expected. The shield was found at a private-household in Germany and was simply stored as such for decades: it was never before in a collection. It should furthermore be mentioned that these \'Demjansk\'-campaign-shields are nowadays hard to come by. Simply a very nice - and naturally original! - example of this collectable and desirable campaign-shield that nowadays is not that often offered for sale: I deem that I have priced this example accordingly!

Attractive example of a - IMO mid- ie. later-war period - WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' and/or entirely: \'web-based\' belt, being a neat example that is 95 cms. sized that comes together with its field-grey coloured belt-buckle This is a truly attractive example of a - IMO mid- ie. later-war period - WH (Heeres) tropical-issue- and/or entirely 'web-based' belt, as was executed in greenish-coloured and/or (fairly crudely-) woven linnen (ie. webbing) and have a webbing-based tongue, being a neat example that is approximately 85 cms. sized and that comes together with its field-grey-coloured buckle, in overall very nice (ie. IMO minimally used- ie. worn-) condition. The belt is not maker-marked nor stamped (something that is not unusual) but does show a dark-blue-coloured ink-stamp under the tongue denoting its size (that reads '95' cms.). The belts' tongue is as stated also fabricated in typical, green-coloured webbing (see pictures) something that is in itself desirable. The piece is IMO mininally used and its overall condition is thus very nice and of course fully functional. The metal catch is still greenish-/field-grey coloured and retains most (ie. all-) of its green-coloured finish. The belt came with a field-grey-coloured-, WH (Heeres) buckle which is an unmarked example that truly retains most of its period applied finish. The buckle was, however, IMO equally used (as the belt) and shows some mininal age, wear and/or staining (especially on its back where it does show some rust-staining). Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive WH (Heeres) 'tropical-issue' belt-and-buckle set!

Attractive example of a 2-pieced medal-bar (or: \'Spange\'), showing two: WH (Heeres or KM) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' This is a decorative example of a 2-pieced WH (Heer or Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange'), showing respectively a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: or loyal-service medal for 12 years of loyal service) both examples having a neat silver- (ie. golden-) coloured eagle-device attached and that both come in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. Both medals are very nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. Both 'DA' have a neat frosted appearance and show a mininally darkened- ie. truly 'frosted' age-patina (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The 'Spange' comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool as is more often seen. The medal-bar was recently found at a private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period compiled and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation: it originated as stated above from a private household and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and decorative! - 2-pieced WH (Heer or Kriegsmarine) medal-bar- ie. 'Spange' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a 3-pieced WWI-period medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\'), showing resp. a WWI-period: \'EK II. Kl.\', a rarely seen \'Silb. Verdienstmedaille mit Schw. des Fürstentum Waldeck Pyrmont\' and a: \'FKK m. Schw.\' This is a truly very nice - and with certainty decorative! - example of a 3-pieced WWI-period medal-bar (ie. 'Spange'), showing respectively a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz der II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a rarely seen so-called: 'Silberne Verdienst- medaille mit Schwertern des Fürstentum Waldeck Pyrmont' (or: silver-class military service-medal with swords) and a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz mit Schwerter' that comes with its matching 'Band-/Feldspange' as recently found, all pieces in overall very nice- (and IMO only moderately worn-), condition. All three medals ie. awards are attractive, decent examples and seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: all three come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come on their period-mounted ribbons as issued and/or worn. Moreover, does the ribbon of the 'Silberne Verdienstmedaille' show a period-attached sword-device as to be expected. The (unmarked) 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' is a truly nicely preserved example that shows a fully preserved- and/or somewhat matted and black-coloured 'inner-core' (which is totally undamaged). It is mounted in an (IMO) genuine silver-based frame (which has not been cleaned). The - truly rarely seen! - silver-toned- (ie. genuine silver-based!) so-called: 'Silberne Verdienstmedaille mit Schwertern des Fürstentum Waldeck Pyrmont' (or: silver-class military service-medal with swords) shows on its front the expected characters: 'GV' with above a crown and shows it seperately attached swords (see pictures) and is also in a very nice condition: it also retains all its silver-coloured finish and is very detailed: it is equally tarnished ie. dirty. The 'Frontkämpfer-kreuz' - which is a neatly maker- (ie. 'W.K.'-) marked specimen - still retains most of its bronze-toned finish and comes in a very nice condition overall: just some minimal age ie. tarnish is visible. The 'Spange' comes naturally on its functional pin-/catch set-up and is not 'backed' but comes mounted on its steel-based 'backing-plate' (see pictures). The medal-bar was recently found at a private household and was never before part of any collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation: it originated from a private household and was kept as such for decades. As stated was the piece found with its accompanying (and matching!) three-pieced 'Band-/Feldspange' (that comes mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up as can be seen on the pictures). This neat piece also retains its golden-toned swords-devices attached and is minimally stained ie. dirty. Simply a very nice - and decorative! - 3-pieced WWI-period medal-bar- ie. 'Spange' that belonged to a soldier that belonged to the troops of the 'Fürstentum Waldeck Pyrmont' and that is IMO accordingly priced and great to 'present' on any 'Waffenrock' ie. tunic!

Attractive example of a 3-pieced-, police (ie. \'Polizei\'-related-) medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\'), showing respectively a WWI-period: \'EK II. Kl.\', a WWI-period: \'FKK m. Schw.\'-medal and a: \'Polizei Dienstauszeichnung der 2. Stufe\' The attractive - and with certainty decorative! - police (ie. 'Polizei'-related-) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange') shows respectively a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz der II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter' and a: 'Polizei Dienstauszeichnung der 2. Stufe' (or: police loyal-service medal 2nd class as was awarded for 18 years of service within the police), all three pieces in overall very nice- (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. All three medals ie. awards are attractive, decent examples and seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: all come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and come also on their period-mounted ribbons as issued and/or worn. The 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' is a truly nicely preserved example that shows a fully preserved- and/or somewhat 'shiny' and black-coloured 'inner-core' (which is totally undamaged as can be seen on the pictures). I could not check if it deals with a maker-marked example: the ICs ring is firmly hidden by the ribbon. The other medals are also very attractive examples that retain most (ie. all!) of their silver- ie. golden-bronze-toned finish. The detail on the 'Polizei Dienstauszeichnung der 2. Stufe' is simply stunning: it retains all of its (off-factory) polished sides (ie. hochpolierte Kanten) and comes (naturally) mounted on its cornflower-blue coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') having a silver-white-coloured- and neatly interwoven police-eagle-device. The 'Spange' comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with bluish-coloured linnen (as more often). The medal-bar was recently found at a private household and was never before part of any collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation: it originated from a private household and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and decorative! - 3-pieced WWII-period medal-bar- ie. 'Spange' that is IMO accordingly priced and great to 'present' on any 'Waffenrock' ie. tunic!

Attractive example of a 4-pieced-, WH (Heeres etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\'), showing resp. an: \'EK II. Kl.\', an: \'Ost\'-medal, a: \'Wehrmacht-D.A. 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit\' and a: \'Westwall\'-medal The attractive - and with certainty decorative! - 4-pieced WH (Heeres, Kriegsmarine etc.) example shows respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz der II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a medal: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: 'Ost'-medal ie. Eastern Front medal), a: 'Dienstauszeichnung für IV. Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: WH-loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) having a neat silver-coloured eagle-device attached and a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), all four pieces in overall very nice- (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. All four medals ie. awards are attractive, decent examples and seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: all four come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and come also on their period-mounted ribbons as issued and/or worn. The 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' is a truly nicely preserved example that shows a fully preserved- and/or somewhat 'matted' and black-coloured 'inner-core' (which is totally undamaged as can be seen on the pictures). I could not check if it deals with a maker-marked example: the ICs ring is firmly hidden by the ribbon). The other medals are also very attractive examples that retain most (ie. all!) of their silver- ie. golden-bronze-toned finish. The detail on the 'Westwall'-medal is equally nice: also has this latter example IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice ie. somewhat 'frosted' age-patina. The 'Spange' comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with field-grey-coloured (as more often). The medal-bar was recently found at a private household and was never before part of any collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation: it originated from a private household and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and decorative! - 4-pieced WWII-period medal-bar- ie. 'Spange' that is IMO accordingly priced and great to 'present' on any 'Waffenrock' ie. tunic!

Attractive example of a 4-pieced-, WH (Heeres etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\'), showing resp. an: \'EK II. Kl.\', two so-called: \'Anschluss\'-medals (ie: \'Medaillen zur Erinnerung an den 1. März u. Oktober 1938\') and a: \'Westwall\'-medal The attractive - and with certainty decorative! - 4-pieced WH (Heeres, Luftwaffe etc.) example shows respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz der II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), both Austrian- (ie. Czech-) 'Anschluss'-medals (or: 'Medaillen zur Erinnerung an den 1. März u. Oktober 1938', as were awarded for the annexation of respectively Austria ie. Czechoslovakia) and 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), all four pieces in overall very nice- (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. All four medals ie. awards are attractive, decent examples and seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: all four come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and come also on their period-mounted ribbons as issued and/or worn. The 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' is a truly nicely preserved example that shows a fully preserved- and/or somewhat 'matted' and black-coloured 'inner-core' (which is totally undamaged as can be seen on the pictures). I could not check if it deals with a maker-marked example: the ICs ring is firmly hidden by the ribbon). Both Austrian- (ie. Czech-) 'Anschluss'-medals (or: 'Medaillen zur Erinnerung an den 1. März u. Oktober 1938', as were awarded for the annexation of respectively Austria ie. Czechoslovakia) are both very attractive examples that retain most (ie. all!) of their silver- ie. golden-bronze-toned finish. The detail on the 'Westwall'-medal is equally nice: also this latter example has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice ie. somewhat 'frosted' age-patina. The 'Spange' comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and is not 'backed' but mounted on a chrome-steel-based 'backing-plate' (as more often). The medal-bar was recently found at a private household and was never before part of any collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation: it originated from a private household and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and decorative! - 4-pieced WWII-period medal-bar- ie. 'Spange' that is IMO accordingly priced and great to 'present' on any 'Waffenrock' ie. tunic!

Attractive example of a 4-pieced-, WWI-(ie. WWII-) period- medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\'), showing resp. a WWI-period: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'FKK m. Schw.\' and two so-called: \'Anschluss\'-medals (ie: \'Medaillen zur Erinnerung an den 1. März u. Oktober 1938\ The attractive - and with certainty decorative! - 4-pieced example shows respectively a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz der II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a: 'Front- kämpferkreuz mit Schwerter 1914-18' and both Austrian- (ie. Czech-) 'Anschluss'-medals (or: 'Medaillen zur Erinnerung an den 1. März u. Oktober 1938', as were awarded for the annexation of respectively Austria ie. Czechoslovakia), all four pieces in overall very nice- (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. All four medals ie. awards are attractive, decent examples and seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: all four come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and come also on their period-mounted ribbons as issued and/or worn. The (unmarked) 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' is a truly nicely preserved example that shows a fully preserved- and/or somewhat 'glossy' and black-coloured 'inner-core' (which is totally undamaged). It is mounted in an (IMO) genuine silver-based frame (which has IMO not been cleaned nor polished). The 'Frontkämpferkreuz' - which is a neatly maker- (ie. 'G.4'-) marked specimen - still retains most (ie. all) of its bronze-toned finish and comes in a very nice condition overall: just some minimal age ie. tarnish is visible. Both Austrian- (ie. Czech-) 'Anschluss'-medals (or: 'Medaillen zur Erinnerung an den 1. März u. Oktober 1938', as were awarded for the annexation of respectively Austria ie. Czechoslovakia) are very attractive examples that retain most (ie. all!) of their silver- ie. golden-bronze-toned finish. Of interest is, moreover, the fact that the 'Spange' is constructed in such manner that the medals can easily be placed- and/or removed (something that is fairly unusual). The 'Spange' comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of darker-green-coloured wool. The medal-bar was recently found at a private household and was never before part of any collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation: it originated from a private household and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and decorative! - 4-pieced WWI- (ie. WWII-) period medal-bar- ie. 'Spange' that is IMO accordingly priced and great to 'present' on any 'Waffenrock' ie. tunic!

Attractive example of a beige/white-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was executed in the thicker-styled fabric as was intended for WH (Heeres) staff-members working as: \'Hilfs-Krankenträger\' This is an attractive example of a beige/white-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. 'Armbinde') as was executed in the thicker-styled (linnen-based) fabric as was intended for the various medical- ie. WH (Heeres) staff-members working as: 'Hilfs-Krankenträger' (or: assistant brancard-carriers) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The armband which shows the interwoven, black-coloured text on a beige/white-coloured- and/or linnen-based (and fairly 'roughly'-textured) cloth comes in a full-length condition and measures (folded) approximately 39 cms. in length. The piece is void of an ink-stamp (which is not unusual) and shows some wear and/or slight staining (mainly on its back) simply caused by storage and/or moderate wear. The armband on offer here is a nice example of the neat 'weave'-technique as was employed by the TR-period, cloth-producing companies such as the 'BeVo'-company of Wuppertal and is actually not that easily encountered. Simply an attractive example of this armband that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a beige/white-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was executed in the thicker-styled fabric as was intended for WH (Heeres) staff-members working as: \'Hilfs-Krankenträger\' This is an attractive example of a beige/white-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. 'Armbinde') as was executed in the thicker-styled (linnen-based) fabric as was intended for the various medical- ie. WH (Heeres) staff-members working as: 'Hilfs-Krankenträger' (or: assistant brancard-carriers) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The armband which shows the interwoven, black-coloured text on a beige/white-coloured- and/or linnen-based (and fairly 'roughly'-textured) cloth comes in a full-length condition and measures (folded) approximately 37 cms. in length. The piece is void of an ink-stamp (which is not unusual) and shows some wear and/or slight staining (mainly on its back) simply caused by storage and/or moderate wear. The armband on offer here is a nice example of the neat 'weave'-technique as was employed by the TR-period, cloth-producing companies such as the 'BeVo'-company of Wuppertal and is actually not that easily encountered. Simply an attractive example of this armband that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a black wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz\'), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example by the: \'Klein u. Quenzer\'-company This is an attractive - and IMO only minimally worn! - example of a black wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz'), being a neatly maker- (ie. '65'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'Klein u. Quenzer'-company, in overall nice (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-) condition. The neat badge shows only minimal wear ie. age and truly retains all of its original black (and fairly 'matted'-) painted- ie. sprayed surface. The wound-badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers-signification: '65' on the back (see photos), signifying that it was a piece as produced by the: 'Klein u. Quenzer' company, based in the town of Oberstein. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dirt and dust (mainly on the back). Simply a very nice and desirable, maker-marked black wound-badge by the: 'Klein u. Quenzer'-company!

Attractive example of a black-class and/or early-type black wound badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz\'), being an early and/or very detailed so-called: \'Spanish Civil War\' version, in overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-) condition This is a truly very nice - albeit moderately used and/or worn - example of a black wound badge (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz'), being of the rarely observed - ie. early-period - aka 'Spanish Civil War'- (ie. 'Legion Condor'-) version, in overall nice, albeit clearly used and/or worn-, condition. The (magnetic-) badge - which is an unmarked version as is more often encountered with this type of WBs - shows obvious wear ie. age and has lost a fair bit of its original black-painted colour (showing some areas of its steel-based underlay - see pictures). The badge, which comes on its functional, long-sized- (copper-based-) pin and that has an undamaged and/or functional catch, still retains extraordinary and/or pronounced detail (the swastika is very high- ie. pronounced as to be expected!). I am of the opinion that the piece on offer here is a 100% genuine, period example that was obviously worn a lot: it originates from a private household in Germany. The piece was IMO never recently cleaned nor polished and comes as found. In any case a very nice and original specimen that is priced according to its clearly used ie. moderately worn condition!

Attractive example of a black-class- (and/or early-type!) black wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz\'), being a very detailed so-called: \'Spanish Civil War\'-version This is a very attractive - albeit minimally used and/or worn - example of a black wound-badge (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz'), being of the rarely observed - ie. early-period - aka 'Spanish Civil War'- (ie. 'Legion Condor'-) version, that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The (non-magnetic-) badge - which is an unmarked version as is more often encountered with this type of WBs - shows some regular wear ie. age and retains a neat silverish-coloured age-patina - see pictures). The badge, which comes naturally mounted on its functional, long-sized- (also non-magnetic- and IMO silver-based-) pin and that has an undamaged and/or: functional catch, still retains extraordinary and/or pronounced detail (the swastika is very high- ie. pronounced as to be expected - as can be seen on the pictures). I am of the opinion, that the piece on offer here is a 100% genuine, period-example that was obviously worn: it originates from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. The piece was IMO never recently cleaned nor polished and comes as found. In any case an attractive and original specimen that is IMO priced according to its used ie. minimally worn condition!

Attractive example of a black-class- (and/or early-type!) black wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz\'), being a very detailed so-called: \'Spanish Civil War\'-version This is an attractive - albeit moderatly used and/or worn - example of a black wound-badge (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz') being of the rarely observed - ie. early-period - aka 'Spanish Civil War'- (ie. 'Legion Condor'-) version, that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The (magnetic- and steel-based-) badge - which is an unmarked version as is more often encountered with this type of WBs - shows some regular wear ie. age and retains a neat albeit somewhat tarnished age-patina and retains most of its black-coloured surface (see pictures). The badge, which comes naturally mounted on its functional, long-sized- (also magnetic) pin and that has an undamaged and/or: functional catch (ie. set-up), still retains extraordinary and/or pronounced detail (the swastika is very high- ie. pronounced as to be expected - as can be seen on the pictures). I am of the opinion, that the piece on offer here is a 100% genuine, period-example that was obviously worn: it originates from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. The piece was IMO never recently cleaned nor polished and comes as found. In any case an attractive and original specimen that is IMO priced according to its used- ie. moderately worn condition!

Attractive example of a bright golden-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe\' (as was intended for 25 years of loyal-service) that comes with its neatly confectioned \'Bandabschnitt\' and/or golden-toned eagle-device This is a truly very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - example of a bright- (ie. neatly 'frosted' ie. 'feuervergoldetes') golden-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe' (as was intended for 25 years of loyal-service) that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and neat and pronounced (regular-sized- and golden-toned) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly worn-), condition. The pronounced detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. This example truly retains gorgeous details and retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: golden-toned finish (still having most of its 'off-factory' polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') in place. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon (which still retains its copper-based pin/catch set-up) shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive - and complete! - Heeres o. Kriegsmarine-related 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe'!

Attractive example of a bright golden-toned, police (ie. \'Polizei\') so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe\' (or police loyal-service medal first-class) and that has an embroidered \'Polizei\'-eagle-device attached This is a truly attractive - and ususually seen! - example of a bright golden-toned, police (ie. 'Polizei') so-called: 'Einzelspange' showing a: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe' (or police loyal-service medal first-class as was intended for 25 years of loyal-service) and that has an embroidered (golden-yellow-coloured) 'Polizei'-eagle-device attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: bright-golden toned finish (and still shows its polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. It should be mentioned that it is quite unusual to find a 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe' as mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'. Hard to find a more attractive 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe' that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe\' (as was intended for 18 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Heeres-eagle-device attached This is a truly attractive - and ususually seen! - example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe' (as was intended for 18 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. It should be mentioned that it is very unusual to find a 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe' as mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Heeres-eagle-device attached This is a truly attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Heeres-eagle-device attached This is a truly attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey--coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Heeres-eagle-device attached This is a truly attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of darker-green-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Heeres-eagle-device attached This is a truly attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of light-blue-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat (down-tailed) LW-eagle-device attached This is a truly attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (down-tailed and smaller-sized) LW-eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe\' (as was intended for 18 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Luftwaffe-eagle-device period-attached This is a truly attractive - and actually unusually seen! - example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe' (as was intended for 18 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon (which is approximately 16 cms. sized) shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe)-related 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe'!

Attractive example of a bronze-toned, customs (ie. \'Zoll\') so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Zollgrenzschütz-Ehrenzeichen\' (or customs loyal-service medal) and that has an embroidered \'Zoll\'-eagle-device period-attached This is a truly attractive - and ususually seen! - example of a darker bronze-toned, customs- (ie. 'Zoll'-) related so-called: 'Einzelspange' showing a nicely detailed: 'Zollgrenzschütz-Ehrenzeichen' (or customs loyal-service medal) that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon having an embroidered (ie. interwoven) so-called: 'Zollgrenzschütz'-eagle-device attached. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (and was once part of a larger-sized medal-bar) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: bronze- toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is not 'backed' and was with certainty once part of a larger-sized medal-bar. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. It should be mentioned that it is quite unusual to find a 'Zollgrenzschütz-Ehrenzeichen' as mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'. Hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Helferin\' being a maker- (ie. \'E.L.M.\'-) marked example that comes in a fully untouched condition The attractive badge is - I deem - made-out of silver-coloured 'Buntmetall' and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a clearly maker- (ie. 'E.L.M.'-) marked example that has - I deem - only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. Next to the mentioned makers'-designation does the piece show a clear 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XA. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross) so-called: 'Helferin'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Helferin\' being a maker- (ie. \'E.L.M.\'-) marked example that comes in a fully untouched condition The attractive badge is - I deem - made-out of silver-coloured 'Buntmetall' and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a clearly maker- (ie. 'E.L.M.'-) marked example that has - I deem - only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. Next to the mentioned makers'-designation does the piece show a clear 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XA. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross) so-called: 'Helferin'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Helferin\' being a maker- (ie. \'E.L.M.\'-) marked example that comes in a fully untouched- (and period-engraved!) condition The attractive badge is - I deem - made-out of silver-coloured 'Buntmetall' and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a clearly maker- (ie. 'E.L.M.'-) marked example that has - I deem - only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. Next to the mentioned makers'-designation does the piece show a clear 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XA. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen is period-engraved with a name ie. text that reads: 'Mittelüdorf - Werchold' (or alike). Simply an attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross) so-called: 'Helferin'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Helferin\' being a maker- (ie. \'ELM\'-) marked example that comes in a fully untouched condition The attractive badge is - I deem - made-out of silver-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a clearly maker- (ie. \'ELM\'-) marked example that has - I deem - only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. Next to the mentioned makers\'-designation does the piece show a clear \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XA. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) so-called: \'Helferin\'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Helferin\' being a maker- (ie. \'ELM\'-) marked example that comes in a fully untouched condition The attractive badge is - I deem - made-out of silver-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a clearly maker- (ie. 'ELM'-) marked example that has - I deem - only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. Next to the mentioned makers'-designation does the piece show a clear 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XA. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross) so-called: 'Helferin'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Helferin\' being a maker- (ie. \'F&R\'-) marked example that comes in a fully untouched condition The attractive badge is - I deem - made-out of silver-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is an unusually(!) maker- (ie. 'F&R - St. 3'-) marked example that has - I deem - only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. Next to the mentioned makers'-designation does the piece show a clear 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XA. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross) so-called: 'Helferin'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Helferin\' being a maker- (ie. \'HA\'-) marked example that comes in a fully untouched condition The attractive badge is - I deem - made-out of silver-coloured \'Buntmetall\' and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a clearly maker- (ie. \'HA\'- ie. \'Hermann Aurich\') marked example that has - I deem - only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. Next to the mentioned makers\'-designation does the piece also show a clear \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XA. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) so-called: \'Helferin\'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Helferin\' being a maker- (ie. \'HA\'-) marked example that comes in a fully untouched condition The attractive badge is - I deem - made-out of silver-coloured \'Buntmetall\' and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a clearly maker- (ie. \'HA\'- ie. \'Hermann Aurich\') marked example that has - I deem - only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. Next to the mentioned makers\'-designation does the piece also show a clear \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XA. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) so-called: \'Helferin\'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Helferin\' being a maker- (ie. \'St.&L.\'-) marked example that comes in a fully untouched condition The attractive badge is - I deem - made-out of golden-coloured \'Buntmetall\' and has an immaculate blue-, white and red-coloured enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a clearly maker- (ie. \'St.&L.\'- ie. I deem \'Steinhauer & Lück - Lüdenscheid\'-) marked example that has - I deem - only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). Next to the abovementioned makers\'-designation does the piece also show a clear \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613VA and and estimated value of 80 Euro. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) so-called: \'Helferin\'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Helferin\' being a non-maker-marked example (showing a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-designation) that comes in a fully untouched condition The attractive badge is - I deem - made-out of silver-coloured \'Buntmetall\' and has an immaculate enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a typical non-maker-marked example that has - I deem - only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. The piece does show, however, a clear \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XA. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) so-called: \'Helferin\'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Helferin\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a fully untouched condition The truly attractive badge is - I deem - made-out of silver-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a non-maker-marked example has - I deem - only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XA and wherein it is given an estimated value of 40 Eu. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross) so-called: 'Helferin'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Helferin\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a fully untouched condition The truly attractive badge is - I deem - made-out of silver-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a non-maker-marked example has - I deem - only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XA and wherein it is given an estimated value of 40 Eu. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross) so-called: 'Helferin'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Helferin\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a fully untouched condition The truly attractive badge is - I deem - made-out of silver-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a non-maker-marked example that has - I deem - only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. The piece is unmarked but does show a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking on its back. A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XA and wherein it is given an estimated value of 40 Eu. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross) so-called: 'Helferin'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Helferin\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a fully untouched condition The truly attractive badge is - I deem - made-out of silver-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a non-maker-marked example that has - I deem - only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. The piece is unmarked but does show a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking on its back. A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XA and wherein it is given an estimated value of 40 Eu. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross) so-called: 'Helferin'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Helferin\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a fully untouched condition The truly attractive badge is - I deem - made-out of silver-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a non-maker-marked example has - I deem - only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. This example is void of a makers-designation but shows a clear 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XA and wherein it is given an estimated value of 40 Eu. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross) so-called: 'Helferin'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Helferin\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a fully untouched condition The truly attractive badge is - I deem - made-out of silver-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a non-maker-marked example has - I deem - only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- albeit (period-repaired!) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. This example is void of a makers-designation but shows a clear 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XA and wherein it is given an estimated value of 40 Eu. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross) so-called: 'Helferin'-badge that is priced according to its period-repaired pin!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Helferin\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a fully untouched condition The attractive badge is - I deem - made-out of silver-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a non-maker-marked example has - I deem - only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. This example is void of a makers-designation but shows a clear 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending- (and star-) marking (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XA and wherein it is given an estimated value of 40 Eu. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross) so-called: 'Helferin'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Samariterin\' being a non-maker-marked example that is bearing a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-marking The truly attractive badge is - I deem - made-out of silver-coloured 'Buntmetall'-based metal and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a non-maker-marked example that shows a tiny star-symbol and that is additionally bearing a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is I deem only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XI and wherein it is given an estimated value of 125 Eu. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross) so-called: 'Samariterin'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge as was intended for a: \'Samariterin\' being a non-maker-marked example that is bearing a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-marking The truly attractive badge is - I deem - made-out of silver-coloured \'Buntmetall\'-based metal and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a non-maker-marked example that is (typically) bearing a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-marking on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is (I deem) only minimally worn: it has simply never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XI and wherein it is given an estimated value of 125 Eu. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) so-called: \'Samariterin\'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge, as was intended for a: \'Helferin\', being a maker- (ie. \'ELM\'-) marked example, which is also bearing a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking The attractive badge is IMO made out of silver-coloured-, IMO 'Buntmetall'-based metal and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed). The badge is a neatly maker- 'ELM'-) marked example which is addionally bearing a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking on its back (see pictures). The badge is IMO only minimally worn: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted on its functional- and unaltered pin-/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. Simply an attractive and IMO mid-war-period- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based example that is hard to be upgraded and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge, as was intended for a: \'Helferin\', being a maker- (ie. \'ELM\'-) marked example, which is also bearing a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking The attractive badge is - I deem - made out of silver-coloured, 'Buntmetall'-based metal and has colourful, enamelled surface (that shows a tiny chip on the top of the badge as can be noticed on the pictures). The badge is a neatly maker- 'ELM'-) marked example which is addionally bearing a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking on its back (see pictures). The badge was only minimally worn and has presumably never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin-/catch (-set-up). These badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. Simply an attractive and I deem mid-war-period- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based example that is hard to be upgraded and that is priced according to its minimally damaged surface!

Attractive example of a DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) related nurses\'-badge as was intended for a staff-member serving within the: \'Bayerisches Rotes Kreuz\' and that comes in a fully untouched condition The attractive - and unusally \'oval-shaped\'! - membership-badge is - I deem - made-out of silver-coloured \'Buntmetall\' and has an immaculate (light-blue-, white- and/or bright-red-coloured enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a typical non-maker-marked example (as more often) that has - I deem - only minimally used and/or worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) so-called: \'Bayerisches Rotes Kreuz\' lapel-pin that is (I deem) accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK- (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'-) related nurses\'-badge as was intended for a member within one of the: \'Landesvereine\' being a maker- (ie. \'Assmann u. Söhne\'-) marked example that comes in a fully untouched condition The attractive membership lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') is - I deem - made-out of golden-coloured 'Buntmetall' and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - that shows a red-cross-symbol surrounded by bluish-coloured rim that shows the text: 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' - is a clearly maker- (ie. 'A'- or: 'Assmann & Söhne'-) marked example that has - I deem - only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty but is totally void of any enamel damage) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). Next to the abovementioned makers'-designation does the piece show a clear 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is fairly small-sized and has an approximate diameter of 2,4 cms. Simply an attractive DRK- (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross-) related so-called: 'Mitgliedsabzeichen eines Landesverein'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a DRK- (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'-) related nurses\'-badge as was intended for a member within the: \'Landesverein Württemberg\' being a maker- (ie. \'W. Mayer\'-) marked example that comes in a fully untouched condition The attractive membership lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') is - I deem - made-out of golden-coloured 'Buntmetall' and has an immaculate enamelled surface (truly no damages whatsoever can be noticed as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a clearly maker- (ie. 'W. Mayer & Fr. Wilhelm - Stuttgart'-) marked example that has - I deem - only minimally worn: it has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty but is totally void of any enamel damage) and comes of course mounted onto its functional- and/or unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). Next to the abovementioned makers'-designation does the piece show a clear 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is fairly large-sized and has an approximate diameter of 3 cms. A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613UA and given an estimated value of 55 Eu. Simply an attractive DRK- (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross-) related so-called: 'Mitgliedsabzeichen des Württembergisches Landesverein'-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a golden-bronze-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-D.A. in Bronze\' (being a detailed- and zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'- based specimen of the: \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste\') This is an attractive example of an - actually unusally seen! - golden-bronze-toned so-called: 'Einzelspange' showing an: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' (being a detailed- and zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based so-called: 'heavy-weight'-specimen of the: '3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste') that has (IMO) only been moderately used- and or worn. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it has, however, lost some of its golden-bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-brown- (and white-) coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. It should be mentioned that it is quite unusual to find this particular 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze'-medal mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a golden-yellow-coloured armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' being a moderately used example that is void of a unit-stamp (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') This is an attractive - and neatly machine-embroidered! - golden-yellow-coloured armband (ie. 'Armbinde') entitled: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' as was intended for usage by civilian (and military) staff-members of the German armed forces ie. 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and that comes in a moderately used- (ie. I deem) most certainly worn, condition. These neat golden-yellow-coloured and/or: linnen-based armbands were used by the various (civil- and/or military-) staff-members of the German armed-forces ie. 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and saw wide-spread usage during the war. The armband on offer here measures approximately 37 x 10,6 cms. and is executed in black-toned linnen onto typical linnen-based cloth as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal staining ie. dust (and a tiny tear caused by a rusted staple) simply caused by minimal usage and/or decades of storage only. This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a golden-yellow-coloured armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' being a moderately used example that is void of a unit-stamp (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') This is an attractive - and neatly machine-embroidered! - golden-yellow-coloured armband (ie. 'Armbinde') entitled: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' as was intended for usage by civilian (and military) staff-members of the German armed forces ie. 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and that comes in a moderately used- (ie. I deem) most certainly worn, condition. These neat golden-yellow-coloured and/or: linnen-based armbands were used by the various (civil- and/or military-) staff-members of the German armed-forces ie. 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and saw wide-spread usage during the war. The armband on offer here measures approximately 37 x 10,6 cms. and is executed in black-toned linnen onto typical linnen-based cloth as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal staining ie. dust (and a tiny tear caused by a rusted staple) simply caused by minimal usage and/or decades of storage only. This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a golden-yellow-coloured armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' being a moderately used example that is void of a unit-stamp (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') This is an attractive - and neatly machine-embroidered! - golden-yellow-coloured armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' as was intended for usage by civilian (and military) staff-members of the German armed forces ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' and that comes in a moderately used- (ie. I deem) most certainly worn, condition. These neat golden-yellow-coloured and/or: linnen-based armbands were used by the various (civil- and/or military-) staff-members of the German armed-forces ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' and saw wide-spread usage during the war. The armband on offer here measures approximately 34 x 10,2 cms. and is executed in black-toned linnen onto typical linnen-based cloth as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by minimal usage and/or decades of storage only. This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a golden-yellow-coloured armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' being a moderately used example that is void of a unit-stamp (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') This is a very attractive - and neatly machine-embroidered! - golden-yellow-coloured armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' as was intended for usage by civilian (and military) staff-members of the German armed forces ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' and that comes in a probably issued but I deem still \'virtually mint\', condition. These neat golden-yellow-coloured and/or: linnen-based armbands were used by the various (civil- and/or military-) staff-members of the German armed-forces ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' and saw wide-spread usage during the war. The armband on offer here measures approximately 36 x 11 cms. and is executed in black-toned linnen onto typical linnen-based cloth as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by minimal usage and/or decades of storage only. This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a golden-yellow-coloured armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' being a moderately used example that shows a (vague) unit-stamp (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') This is a very attractive - and neatly machine-embroidered! - golden-yellow-coloured armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' as was intended for usage by civilian (and military) staff-members of the German armed forces ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' and that comes in a probably issued but I deem still \'virtually mint\', condition. These neat golden-yellow-coloured and/or: linnen-based armbands were used by the various (civil- and/or military-) staff-members of the German armed-forces ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' and saw wide-spread usage during the war. The armband on offer here measures approximately 38 x 10,5 cms. and is executed in black-toned linnen onto typical linnen-based cloth as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by minimal usage and/or decades of storage only. This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a golden-yellow-coloured armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' being a moderately used example that shows a dual unit-stamp (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') This is an attractive and neatly machine-embroidered, golden-yellow-coloured armband (ie. 'Armbinde') entitled: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' as was intended for usage by civilian (and military) staff-members of the German armed forces ie. 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and that comes in a minimally used- (ie. I deem) most certainly worn, condition. These neat golden-yellow-coloured and/or: linnen-based armbands were used by the various (civil- and/or military-) staff-members of the German armed-forces ie. 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and saw wide-spread usage during the war. The armband on offer here measures approximately 37 x 10,6 cms. and is executed in black-toned linnen onto typical linnen-based cloth as is more often seen: its shows a (dual) ink-stamp which is regrettably undecypherable (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by minimal usage and/or decades of storage only. This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical zinc-based \'Waffen-SS\'- (ie. I deem \'LSSAH\'-) related ID-disc (ie.: \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'SS-Pz.Gren.E.u.A.Btl 1\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical later-war-period and/or zinc-based so-called: 'Waffen-SS'- (ie. I deem 'Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler'- ie. 'LSSAH'-) related ID-disc (ie.: 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: 'SS-Pz.Gren.E.u.A.Btl 1' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier ie. NCO who served within the: 'SS-Panzer-Grenadier-Ersatz u. Ausbildungs-Battalion 1' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows some torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc is void of the bearers'-blood-group-type but shows the soldiers' ID-number ('853Y') as stamped onto its front and comes as recently uncovered. It was never cleaned nor polished (and it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Simply an attractive and honest 'Waffen-SS'- (ie. 'LSSAH'-) related ID-disc that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical zinc-based \'Waffen-SS\'- (ie. \'SS-Artillerie\'-) related ID-disc (ie.: \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'11./SS-A.E.R. - Waffen-SS\' This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical later-war-period and/or zinc-based so-called: \'Waffen-SS\'- (ie. I deem \'SS-Artillerie\'-) related ID-disc (ie.: \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the clearly-stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'11./SS-A.E.R. - Waffen-SS\' (and as such being - I deem - a disc that was intended for a soldier ie. NCO who served within the: \'11. Batterie des SS-Artillerie-Ersatz-Regiment\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows some torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc shows on its back the impressed lettering: \'Waffen-SS\' and also shows the stamped soldiers\'-bloodgroup (\'Type 0\'). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (and it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Simply an attractive and honest \'Waffen-SS\'- (ie. \'SS-Artillerie\'-) related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical zinc-based \'Waffen-SS\'- (ie. \'SS-Pioniere\'-) related ID-disc (ie.: \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'SS-Pi.Ausb.Btl. 3\' This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - example of a greyish-coloured- and (I deem) typical later-war-period and/or zinc-based so-called: \'Waffen-SS\'- (ie. \'SS-Pioniere\'- or engineers-) related ID-disc (ie.: \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the clearly-stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'SS-Pi.Ausb.Btl. 3\' (and as such being - I deem - a disc that was intended for a soldier ie. NCO who served within the: \'SS-Pioniere-Ausbildungs-Bataillon 3\' or: SS-engineers, training-battalion, numbered: \'3\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall very nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows some (minimally) torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc is void of a stamped soldiers\'-bloodgroup-type (as more often). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (and it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Simply an attractive and honest \'Waffen-SS\'- (ie. \'SS-Pioniere\'-) related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical zinc-based \'Waffen-SS\'- (ie. \'Totenkopf\'-) related ID-disc (ie.: \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'4./SS-T.J.E..Batl.II.\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical zinc-based so-called: 'Waffen-SS'- (ie. 'Totenkopf'-) related ID-disc (ie.: 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '4./SS-T.J.E..Batl.II.' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier ie. NCO who served within the: '4. Kompanie des Totenkopf-Infanterie-Ersatz Battalion 2' (or: 4th company of the 2nd infantry replacement-battaillon 'Totenkopf' which unit was later absorbed into the: '3. SS-Panzer-Division "Totenkopf") and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows some torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (Type 'A') stamped on its back as is more often seen on Waffen-SS-related discs and also shows the soldiers ID-number ('448') also stamped on its back and comes as recently uncovered. It was never cleaned nor polished (and it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Simply an attractive and honest 'Waffen-SS'- (ie. 'Totenkopf'-) related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical zinc-based, \'Waffen-SS\'- ie. \'SS-Polizei\'-related ID-disc (ie.: \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'SS Pol.Regt. 14\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical later-war-period and/or zinc-based so-called: 'Waffen-SS'- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) related ID-disc (ie.: 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'SS Pol.Regt. 14' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never issued- nor even worn-), condition. This attractive disc originates from a small hoard of approximately 30 such identical discs that were recently found in an old shed in the eastern part of Germany: all discs - which showed consequtive numbers! - were simply never issued and came still 'tied together in a bundle' (as can be seen on the pictures). I managed to acquire the last five discs orginating from this lot which I now offer for sale on the web-site. The disc on offer here bears the (unique) numeral: '211' and text: 'SS Pol.Regt. 14' (as executed in an attractive letter-type) and that comes in overall nice condition. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (and it is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and 100% genuine 'Waffen-SS'- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) related ID-disc for a justified price!

Attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical zinc-based, \'Waffen-SS\'- ie. \'SS-Polizei\'-related ID-disc (ie.: \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'SS Pol.Regt. 14\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical later-war-period and/or zinc-based so-called: 'Waffen-SS'- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) related ID-disc (ie.: 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'SS Pol.Regt. 14' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never issued- nor even worn-), condition. This attractive disc originates from a small hoard of approximately 30 such identical discs that were recently found in an old shed in the eastern part of Germany: all discs - which showed consequtive numbers! - were simply never issued and came still 'tied together in a bundle' (as can be seen on the pictures). I managed to acquire the last five discs orginating from this lot which I now offer for sale on the web-site. The disc on offer here bears the (unique) numeral: '213' and text: 'SS Pol.Regt. 14' (as executed in an attractive letter-type) and that comes in overall nice condition. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (and it is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and 100% genuine 'Waffen-SS'- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) related ID-disc for a justified price!

Attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical zinc-based, \'Waffen-SS\'- ie. \'SS-Polizei\'-related ID-disc (ie.: \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'SS Pol.Regt. 14\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical later-war-period and/or zinc-based so-called: 'Waffen-SS'- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) related ID-disc (ie.: 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'SS Pol.Regt. 14' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never issued- nor even worn-), condition. This attractive disc originates from a small hoard of approximately 30 such identical discs that were recently found in an old shed in the eastern part of Germany: all discs - which showed consequtive numbers! - were simply never issued and came still 'tied together in a bundle' (as can be seen on the pictures). I managed to acquire the last five discs orginating from this lot which I now offer for sale on the web-site. The disc on offer here bears the (unique) numeral: '214' and text: 'SS Pol.Regt. 14' (as executed in an attractive letter-type) and that comes in overall nice condition. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (and it is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and 100% genuine 'Waffen-SS'- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) related ID-disc for a justified price!

Attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical zinc-based, \'Waffen-SS\'- ie. \'SS-Polizei\'-related ID-disc (ie.: \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'SS Pol.Regt. 14\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical later-war-period and/or zinc-based so-called: 'Waffen-SS'- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) related ID-disc (ie.: 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'SS Pol.Regt. 14' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never issued- nor even worn-), condition. This attractive disc originates from a small hoard of approximately 30 such identical discs that were recently found in an old shed in the eastern part of Germany: all discs - which showed consequtive numbers! - were simply never issued and came still 'tied together in a bundle' (as can be seen on the pictures). I managed to acquire the last five discs orginating from this lot which I now offer for sale on the web-site. The disc on offer here bears the (unique) numeral: '215' and text: 'SS Pol.Regt. 14' (as executed in an attractive letter-type) and that comes in overall nice condition. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (and it is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and 100% genuine 'Waffen-SS'- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) related ID-disc for a justified price!

Attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical zinc-based, \'Waffen-SS\'- ie. \'SS-Polizei\'-related ID-disc (ie.: \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'SS Pol.Regt. 14\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical later-war-period and/or zinc-based so-called: 'Waffen-SS'- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) related ID-disc (ie.: 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'SS Pol.Regt. 14' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never issued- nor even worn-), condition. This attractive disc originates from a small hoard of approximately 30 such identical discs that were recently found in an old shed in the eastern part of Germany: all discs - which showed consequtive numbers! - were simply never issued and came still 'tied together in a bundle' (as can be seen on the pictures). I managed to acquire the last five discs orginating from this lot which I now offer for sale on the web-site. The disc on offer here bears the (unique) numeral: '216' and text: 'SS Pol.Regt. 14' (as executed in an attractive letter-type) and that comes in overall nice condition. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (and it is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and 100% genuine 'Waffen-SS'- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) related ID-disc for a justified price!

Attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical zinc-based, \'Waffen-SS\'- ie. \'SS-Polizei\'-related ID-disc (ie.: \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'SS Pol.Regt. 14\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical later-war-period and/or zinc-based so-called: 'Waffen-SS'- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) related ID-disc (ie.: 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'SS Pol.Regt. 14' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never issued- nor even worn-), condition. This attractive disc originates from a small hoard of approximately 30 such identical discs that were recently found in an old shed in the eastern part of Germany: all discs - which showed consequtive numbers! - were simply never issued and came still 'tied together in a bundle' when found. I managed to acquire the last disc orginating from this lot which I now offer for sale on the web-site. The disc on offer here bears the (unique) numeral: '219' and text: 'SS Pol.Regt. 14' (as executed in an attractive letter-type) and that comes in overall nice condition. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (and it is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and 100% genuine 'Waffen-SS'- (ie. 'SS-Polizei'-) related ID-disc for a justified price!

Attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical zinc-based, \'Waffen-SS\'-related ID-disc (ie.: \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Rek. Depot d. Waffen-SS Debica\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or: typical later-war-period and/or zinc-based so-called: 'Waffen-SS'-related ID-disc (ie.: 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: 'Rek. Depot d. Waffen-SS Debica' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier ie. NCO who served within the well-known and larger-sized 'SS'-training-facility (ie. 'Rekruten-Depot') that was based in the (occupied Polish) town of Debica and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows some minimally torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (Type B) and does show the soldiers'- (ie. instructors'-) ID-number ('0631') as is stamped onto its front and comes as recently uncovered. It was never cleaned nor polished (and it is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty). The 'Rekruten-Depot - Debica' (sometimes also referred to as the: 'SS-Truppenübnungsplatz Heidelager') was one of the largest SS-training-facillities in greater Germany and was established in June 1940. It was particully well known for being the largest training-camp for the European SS-volunteers coming from countries such as the Netherlands, Belgium, Norway and Denmark (to name a few). Simply an attractive and honest 'Waffen-SS'-related ID-disc that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') \'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen\' (or: motor-proficiency badge) being an example of the silver-class that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and simply never worn! - example of a so-called: HJ ('Hitlerjugend') 'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen' (or: motor-proficiency badge, being an example of the silver-class that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The neat, smaller-sized badge (having an approximate diameter of 3,2 cms.) which is sometimes also referred to as: 'Ausbildungsabzeichen' (or: trainings-badge) still retains its period-attached, paper-based so-called: 'RzM'-etiket and just shows some minor staining caused by decades of storage only. The patch is neatly 'backed' with brownish-tan-coloured linnen as is more often the case (see pictures). This is the so-called second- (ie. silver) class, as executed in greyish-silver-coloured linnen on a pink-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based background. Simply an attractive - and actually not that often-encountered! - youth-related, specialist-badge!

Attractive example of a HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband, being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive example of a 'standard-type' HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband, being of the 'entirely-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern, in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard' for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 42 cms. and is 11 cms. wide - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neatly interwoven and/or square-sized, so-called: 'swastika'-patch and/or horizontally- (and/or interwoven-) 'stripe'. Both stripe and/or patch are executed in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern. The armband was IMO hardly (or not at all) used and is void of an 'RzM'-etiket (I deem it never had one). The armband is just a tiny bit stained and is moroever a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (IMO simply caused by decades of storage and/or handling). Simply a very nice and desirable HJ- (ie. DJ-) related item that is IMO almost impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband, being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that comes in a minimally used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive example of a 'standard-pattern' HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard' for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 44 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neatly interwoven and/or square-sized, so-called: 'swastika'-patch and/or horizontally- (and/or interwoven-) 'stripe'. Both stripe and/or patch are executed in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern. The armband was IMO hardly (or not at all) used but is void of an 'RzM'-etiket (as is more often the case). The armband is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (IMO simply caused by decades of storage and/or handling). Simply a very nice and desirable HJ- (ie. DJ-) related item that is IMO impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband, being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition This is a truly attractive example of a 'standard-pattern' HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde'), being of the 'entirely-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. never worn ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard' for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 43 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neatly interwoven and/or square-sized, so-called: 'swastika'-patch and/or horizontally- (and/or interwoven-) 'stripe'. Both stripe and/or patch are executed in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern. The armband was IMO hardly (or not at all) used but is void of an 'RzM'-etiket (as is more often the case). The armband is just a tiny bit stained and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (IMO simply caused by decades of storage and/or handling). Simply a very nice and desirable HJ- (ie. DJ-) related item that is IMO impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband, being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition This is an attractive example of a 'standard-issue pattern', so-called: HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard' for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 40,5 cms. and is 10,5 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neatly interwoven and/or square-sized, so-called: 'swastika'-patch and/or horizontally- (and/or interwoven-) white-coloured 'stripe'. Both stripe and/or patch are executed in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern. The armband was clearly used and is void of its 'RzM'-etiket (as more often). The piece is nicely made and shows minimal age and/or staining: it also shows one tiny hole on the right-lower side (as can be seen on the pictures). Still a nice and desirable HJ- (ie. DJ-) related item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband, being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that still retains its period \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive example of a 'standard-pattern' HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard' for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 42 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neatly interwoven and/or square-sized, so-called: 'swastika'-patch and/or horizontally- (and/or interwoven-) 'stripe'. Both stripe and/or patch are executed in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern. The armband was IMO hardly used and still shows its period-attached 'RzM'-etiket (as is not always the case). The armband is just a tiny bit stained (it shows a blood(?)-stain in its upper-right corner) and is moreover a tiny bit wrinkled (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age ie. staining (IMO simply caused by decades of storage and/or handling). Simply a very nice and desirable HJ- (ie. DJ-) related item that is IMO impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a linnen-based armband, as was intended for usage by the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\', being a minimally used- ie. worn example that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive example of a bright-red-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband, as was intended for usage by the members who served within the: 'SA-Wehrmannschaften', in overall very nice (ie. IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-) condition. These decorative armbands - having a 'BeVo'-woven 'centre-roundel' depicting an illustration of a so-called: 'SA-Sportabzeichen' attached - were intended for specific wear on the civilian attire but also do pictures exist were these armbands are worn on the specific brown uniforms of men attached to the: 'SA-Wehrmannschaften'. The piece on offer here still retains its period-attached 'RzM'-etiket and measures (folded) 43 cms. by 11 cms. Simply a neat example of this armband: hard to find a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive example of a luxuriously-styled- and maker- (ie. \'30\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\' The truly attractive - and nicely 'Buntmetall'-based - silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') shows only moderate age and wear and still retains most of its original, silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. somewhat tarnished-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: '30' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the Austrian: 'Hauptmünzamt Wien' as was based in the town of Vienna. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a nicely preserved and just moderately worn, truly luxuriously-styled example of a silver class WB that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a luxuriously-styled- and maker- (ie. \'30\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\' The truly attractive - and nicely \'Buntmetall\'-based - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') shows only moderate age and wear and still retains most (ie. all!) of its original, silverish-coloured- (ie. just somewhat tarnished-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers\'-designation: \'30\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the Austrian: \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\' as was based in the town of Vienna. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a nicely preserved and just moderately worn, truly luxuriously-styled example of a silver-class WB that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a luxuriously-styled- and maker- (ie. \'30\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\' The truly attractive - and nicely \'Buntmetall\'-based - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') shows only moderate age and wear and still retains most (ie. all!) of its original, silverish-coloured- (ie. just somewhat tarnished-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers\'-designation: \'30\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the Austrian: \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\' as was based in the town of Vienna. Of course, are the (broad- ie. flute-like-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a nicely preserved and just moderately worn, truly luxuriously-styled example of a silver-class WB that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a maker- (ie. \'30\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\' and that comes stored in its period pouch The truly attractive - and typical zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based - silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') retains all of its original, silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. somewhat tarnished) finish: it just shows some minimal storage-age only and was simply never worn: it comes in a 'virtually mint' condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge (that came still wrapped in its piece of thin-shaped 'wrapping-paper') is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: '30' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the Austrian-based maker: 'Hauptmünzamt Wien' as was based in the town of Vienna. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) molded catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece came stored in its (period, greenish-coloured- and/or: 'Zellstoff'-based) pouch that comes in an equally nicely preserved condition and that shows the printed makers'-designation that reads: 'Hauptmünzamt Wien 40' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a 'virtually mint' and fully complete example of a silver-class WB that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, \'SS\' (ie. \'Waffen-SS\') so-called: \'RzM-style\' enlisted-mens\'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war This is an attractive - and I deem minimally used- and worn - example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, 'SS' (ie. 'Waffen-SS') so-called: 'RzM-style' enlisted-mens'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (and - I deem - minimally used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat and desirable piece - which shows the machine-embroidered- and/or silverish-white-coloured stitching on a black-coloured and woolen background - comes in a wonderful and only minimally used condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is not 'backed' and that is machine-embroidered on typical, black-coloured wool - is a text-book example of a so-called: 'RzM'-pattern, arm-eagle that presumably originated from the so-called Dachau clothing-depots. The piece - that just shows some minimal fraying on the sides as more often - just shows some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or handling over the years (moreover does it show some brownish-toned staining as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and of course 100% guaranteed original! - Waffen-SS arm-eagle that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is nowadays getting impossible to find!

Attractive example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, \'SS\' (ie. \'Waffen-SS\') so-called: \'RzM-style\' enlisted-mens\'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war This is an attractive - and truly worn ie. once tunic-attached! - example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, 'SS' (ie. 'Waffen-SS') so-called: 'RzM-style' enlisted-mens'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above truly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat and desirable piece - which shows the machine-embroidered- and/or silverish-white-coloured stitching on a typical, black-coloured and woolen background - comes in a wonderful albeit truly used condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is not 'backed' and that is machine-embroidered on typical, black-coloured wool - is a text-book example of a so-called: 'RzM'-pattern, arm-eagle. The piece - that just shows some minimal fraying on the sides as more often - shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. Simply a very attractive - and of course 100% guaranteed original! - Waffen-SS arm-eagle that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is nowadays getting almost impossible to find!

Attractive example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, \'SS\' (ie. \'Waffen-SS\') so-called: \'RzM-style\' enlisted-mens\'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war This is an attractive - and truly worn ie. once tunic-attached! - example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, 'SS' (ie. 'Waffen-SS') so-called: 'RzM-style' enlisted-mens'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above truly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat and desirable piece - which shows the machine-embroidered- and/or silverish-white-coloured stitching on a typical, black-coloured and woolen background - comes in a wonderful albeit truly used condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is not 'backed' and that is machine-embroidered on typical, black-coloured wool - is a text-book example of a so-called: 'RzM'-pattern, arm-eagle. The piece - that just shows some minimal fraying on the sides as more often - shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. Simply a very attractive - and of course 100% guaranteed original! - Waffen-SS arm-eagle that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is nowadays getting almost impossible to find!

Attractive example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, \'SS\' (ie. \'Waffen-SS\') so-called: \'RzM-style\' enlisted-mens\'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war This is an attractive - and truly worn ie. once tunic-attached! - example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, 'SS' (ie. 'Waffen-SS') so-called: 'RzM-style' enlisted-mens'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above truly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat and desirable piece - which shows the machine-embroidered- and/or silverish-white-coloured stitching on a typical, black-coloured and woolen background - comes in a wonderful albeit truly used condition: it has, moreover, once been glued into a scrapbook or alike and was carefully 'cut-out' and still retains a piece of carton onto its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is machine-embroidered on typical, black-coloured wool - is a text-book example of a so-called: 'RzM'-pattern, arm-eagle and originates from the US where it was kept and stored for decades as a so-called: 'vet-bring-back'-item. The piece - that just shows some minimal fraying on the sides as more often - shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. Simply a very attractive - and of course 100% guaranteed original! - Waffen-SS arm-eagle that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is nowadays getting almost impossible to find!

Attractive example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, \'SS\' (ie. \'Waffen-SS\') so-called: \'RzM-style\' enlisted-mens\'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war This is an attractive - and truly worn ie. once tunic-attached! - example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, 'SS' (ie. 'Waffen-SS') so-called: 'RzM-style' enlisted-mens'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above truly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat and desirable piece - which shows the machine-embroidered- and/or silverish-white-coloured stitching on a typical, black-coloured and woolen background - comes in a wonderful albeit truly used condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is not 'backed' and that is machine-embroidered on typical, black-coloured wool - is a text-book example of a so-called: 'RzM'-pattern, arm-eagle. The piece - that just shows some minimal fraying on the sides as more often - shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. Simply a very attractive - and of course 100% guaranteed original! - Waffen-SS arm-eagle that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is nowadays getting almost impossible to find!

Attractive example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, \'SS\' (ie. \'Waffen-SS\') so-called: \'RzM-style\' enlisted-mens\'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war This is an attractive - and truly worn ie. once tunic-attached! - example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, 'SS' (ie. 'Waffen-SS') so-called: 'RzM-style' enlisted-mens'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above truly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat and desirable piece - which shows the machine-embroidered- and/or silverish-white-coloured stitching on a typical, black-coloured and woolen background - comes in a wonderful albeit truly used condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is not 'backed' and that is machine-embroidered on typical, black-coloured wool - is a text-book example of a so-called: 'RzM'-pattern, arm-eagle. The piece - that just shows some minimal fraying on the sides as more often - shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. Simply a very attractive - and of course 100% guaranteed original! - Waffen-SS arm-eagle that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is nowadays getting almost impossible to find!

Attractive example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, \'SS\' (ie. \'Waffen-SS\') so-called: \'RzM-style\' enlisted-mens\'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war This is a very attractive - and (I deem) moderately worn and once tunic-attached! - example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, 'SS' (ie. 'Waffen-SS') so-called: 'RzM-style' enlisted-mens'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (and as stated above used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat and desirable piece - which shows the machine-embroidered- and/or silverish-white-coloured stitching on a typical, black-coloured and woolen background - comes in a wonderful condition and is just a tiny bit stained caused by fair wear storage and/or handling over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is not 'backed' and that is machine-embroidered on typical, black-coloured wool - is a text-book example of a so-called: 'RzM'-pattern, arm-eagle. The piece - that just shows some minimal fraying on the sides as more often - shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage and fair wear: it has once been glued in an album or scrapbook once (and does show some minimal carton-remains on its back). Simply a very attractive - and of course 100% guaranteed original! - Waffen-SS arm-eagle that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is nowadays getting impossible to find!

Attractive example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, \'SS\' (ie. \'Waffen-SS\') so-called: \'RzM-style\' enlisted-mens\'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war This is an attractive - and (I deem) simply never worn nor tunic-attached! - example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, \'SS\' (ie. \'Waffen-SS\') so-called: \'RzM-style\' enlisted-mens\'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (and as stated above \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The neat and desirable piece - which shows the machine-embroidered- and/or silverish-white-coloured stitching on a typical, black-coloured and woolen background - comes in a wonderful condition and is just a tiny bit stained caused by storage and/or handling over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is not \'backed\' and that is machine-embroidered on typical, black-coloured wool - is a text-book example of a so-called: \'RzM\'-pattern, arm-eagle (that I deem originates from the so-called: \'Dachau\'-clothing-depots. The piece - that just shows some minimal fraying on the sides as more often - shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive - and of course 100% guaranteed original! - Waffen-SS arm-eagle that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is nowadays getting impossible to find!

Attractive example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, \'SS\' (ie. \'Waffen-SS\') so-called: \'RzM-style\' enlisted-mens\'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war This is an attractive - and (I deem) clearly worn and once tunic-attached! - example of a mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, \'SS\' (ie. \'Waffen-SS\') so-called: \'RzM-style\' enlisted-mens\'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (and as stated above moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat and desirable piece - which shows the machine-embroidered- and/or silverish-white-coloured stitching on a typical, black-coloured and woolen background - comes in a wonderful condition and is just a tiny bit stained caused by storage, moderate wear and/or handling over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is not \'backed\' and that is machine-embroidered on typical, black-coloured wool - is a text-book example of a so-called: \'RzM\'-pattern, arm-eagle (that I deem originates from the so-called: \'Dachau\'-clothing-depots. The piece - that just shows some minimal fraying on the sides as more often - shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage and/or wear. It also shows some of its stitching-remains with which it was once tunic-attached. Simply a very attractive - and of course 100% guaranteed original! - Waffen-SS arm-eagle that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is nowadays getting impossible to find!

Attractive example of a neatly embroidered NSRL- (ie. \'NS Reichsbund für Leibesübungen\'-related sports\'-tunic-patch as was specifically intended for usage on the various shirts and/or tunics during the Berlin Olympic Games held in 1936 This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - example of a neatly hand-embroidered NSRL- (ie. 'NS Reichsbund für Leibesübungen'-related sports'-tunic-patch as was specifically intended for usage on the various shirts and/or tunics during the Berlin Olympic Games held in 1936 and hat comes in an overall nicely preserved- (albeit clearly worn- ie. minimallly restored-), condition. The somewhat larger-sized, shield-shaped patch measures approximately 12 x 10,5 cms. and is executed in multi-pieced 'layers' of typical 'felt-like' wool and shows a (typically-shaped!) eagle-device (which is executed in so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'. It should be noted that these neatly embroidered NSRL-patches can easily be considered 'very scarce': this is just the first such desirable example I ever had on offer. The piece is not 'backed' but is (nicely!) restored with some pieces of felt on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an Berlin Olympic Games-related, NSRL-sports'-tunic-patch that was intended for usage during the 'Olympiade 1936': I deem that I have priced this neat - and truly rarely seen! - example accordingly!

Attractive example of a nicely illustrated, Waffen-SS- (ie. Dutch volunteer-) related recruitment-brochure entitled: \'Flinke kerels voor…!\' that comes in an overall very nice and/or fully undamaged condition This is an attractive example of a nicely illustrated, Waffen-SS- (ie. Dutch volunteer-) related recruitment-brochure entitled: 'Flinke kerels voor…!' that comes in an overall very nice and/or fully undamaged condition. The somewhat later-war-period (ie. I deem in 1943 disseminated ie. published) folded- albeit single-paged-brochure was compiled in the Dutch language and is full of information on the 'Waffen-SS' in general (it provides descriptions on various training- and career possibilities, salaries, 'how to become an officer', family-care and general information etc.). The soft-covered - and actually very fragile - brochure which is (folded) approximately sized: 16 x 11 cms. - contains various neat illustrations and/or pictures and was intended to promote the 'Waffen-SS' for the future soldiers (as can be seen on the pictures). This fragile brochure comes as stated above in an overall very nice condition and is truly void of any real damage (some truly minimal age- and/or staining is however present and it does show some tiny pin-holes caused by having been pinned to a wall or alike). Most times this brochure is found in a much more damaged and clearly used condition. Simply an attractive and desirable Waffen-SS- (ie. Dutch volunteer-) related item that I have priced according to its overall nice and untouched condition!

Attractive example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') \'Gruppenführer\' Bernhard Hofmann This is an attractive example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous 'Hoffmann' Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'-) series, depicting the SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen') 'Gruppenführer' Bernhard Hofmann, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number 'R152' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is totally void of any writing nor text but does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Heeres) \'Feldwebel\' Franz Juschkat This is an attractive example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous 'Hoffmann' Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'-) series, depicting the (Heeres) 'Feldwebel' Franz Juschkat, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number 'R140' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is totally void of any writing nor text but does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Heeres) \'General der Gebirgstruppen\' Dietl This is an attractive example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous 'Hoffmann' Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'-) series, depicting the (Heeres) 'General der Gebirgstruppen' Dietl, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number '1190' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is totally void of any writing nor text but does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Heeres) \'Generalfeldmarschall\' Busch This is an attractive example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the (Heeres) \'Generalfeldmarschall\' Busch, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which is void of any number and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is totally void of any writing nor text but does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply a very nice period \'Ritterkreuzträger\' photo-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Heeres) \'Hauptmann\' Kümmel This is an attractive example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous 'Hoffmann' Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'-) series, depicting the (Heeres) 'Hauptmann' Kümmel, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint- or unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number 'R65' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is totally void of any writing nor text but does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Heeres) \'Major\' Höhne This is an attractive example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous 'Hoffmann' Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'-) series, depicting the (Heeres) 'Major' Höhne, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number 'R158' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is totally void of any writing nor text but does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Heeres) \'Major\' Zahn This is an attractive example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous 'Hoffmann' Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'-) series, depicting the (Heeres) 'Major' Zahn, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number 'R150' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is totally void of any writing nor text but does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Heeres) \'Oberfeldwebel\' Wilhelm Bredemeyer This is an attractive example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous 'Hoffmann' Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'-) series, depicting the (Heeres) 'Oberfeldwebel' Wilhelm Bredemeyer, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number 'R149' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is totally void of any writing nor text but does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Heeres) \'Oberleutnant\' Alfred Kutscher This is an attractive example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the (Heeres) \'Oberleutnant\' Alfred Kutscher, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number \'R222\' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is totally void of any writing nor text but does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply a very nice period \'Ritterkreuzträger\' photo-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Heeres) \'Oberstleutnant\' Graf Strachwitz This is an attractive example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous 'Hoffmann' Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'-) series, depicting the (Heeres) 'Oberstleutnant' Graf Strachwitz, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number 'R73' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is totally void of any writing nor text but does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Heeres) \'Oberst\' Wellmann This is an attractive example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the (Heeres) \'Oberst\' Wellmann, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number \'R204\' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is totally void of any writing nor text but does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply a very nice period \'Ritterkreuzträger\' photo-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Kapitänleutnant\' Brandl This is an attractive example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous 'Hoffmann' Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'-) series, depicting the WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Kapitänleutnant' Brandl, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number 'R156' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is totally void of any writing nor text but does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) \'Hauptmann\' Baumbach This is an attractive example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) \'Hauptmann\' Baumbach, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number \'R14\' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it shows some (deleted) writing that reads: \'20. Eichenlaubtrg.\' and does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply a very nice period \'Ritterkreuzträger\' photo-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) \'Hauptmann\' Joppien This is an attractive example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous 'Hoffmann' Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) 'Hauptmann' Joppien and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number '1522' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is void of any writing and does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) \'Hauptmann\' Müncheberg This is an attractive example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous 'Hoffmann' Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) 'Hauptmann' Müncheberg and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which is void of any number and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is void of any writing and does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) \'Major\' Barkhorn This is an attractive example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) \'Major\' Barkhorn, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number \'R270\' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is totally void of any writing nor text but does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply a very nice period \'Ritterkreuzträger\' photo-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) \'Major\' Graf This is an attractive example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous 'Hoffmann' Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) 'Major' Graf and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number 'R35' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is void of any writing and does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive example of a period, picture-postcard originating from the famous \'Hoffmann\' Knights\'-cross bearers- (ie. \'Ritterkreuzträger\'-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) \'Oberstleutnant\' Oesau This is an attractive example of a black- and white-, period picture-postcard originating from the famous 'Hoffmann' Knights'-cross bearers- (ie. 'Ritterkreuzträger'- ie. VDA-) series, depicting the WH (Luftwaffe) 'Oberstleutnant' Oesau, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. mint-/unissued-), condition. The decorative card - which shows the number 'F8' on its back and which is sized 14 x 9,5 cms. as usual - comes in a mint, unissued condition but originates from an old collection as was period-compiled by a youngster: it is void of any writing and does show some minimal wear and/or age. Simply a very nice period 'Ritterkreuzträger' photo-postcard that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive example of a RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') golden-bronze-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) This is a truly attractive - and unusually seen! - example of a RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'), golden-bronze-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer' (or: labour-service loyal-service medal of the 4th class as was awarded for 4 years of loyal service) and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example - which is the 'light-weight'- (ie. aluminium-based) version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: golden-bronze-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. It is not 'backed' but comes mounted onto a zinc-based 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. It should be mentioned that it is quite unusual to find this particular RAD-medal mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a RLB (ie. \'Reichs Luftschutzbund\') silver-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\' (or: air-raid wardens\' service-medal second-class) This is a truly attractive - and unusually seen! - example of a RLB (ie. 'Reichs Luftschutzbund'), greyish-silver-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe' (or: air-raid wardens' service-medal second-class) and that comes mounted on its confectioned and multi-coloured ribbon. The detail on this ('heavy'- ie. zinc or 'Feinzink'-based) example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. The 'Spange' is not 'backed' but comes mounted onto a chromed, metal-based 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. It should be mentioned that it is quite unusual to find this particular RLB-medal mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a silver-class- (and/or early-type!) silver wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\'), being a very detailed so-called: \'Spanish Civil War\'-version This is a very attractive - albeit minimally used and/or worn - example of a silver wound-badge (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber'), being of the rarely observed - ie. early-period - aka 'Spanish Civil War'- (ie. 'Legion Condor'-) version, that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used and/or worn-), condition. The (non-magnetic- and IMO silver-) badge - which is an unmarked version as is more often encountered with this type of WBs - shows some regular wear ie. age and retains a neat silverish-coloured age-patina - see pictures). The badge, which comes naturally mounted on its functional, long-sized- (also non-magnetic- and IMO silver-based-) pin and that has an undamaged and/or functional catch, still retains extraordinary and/or pronounced detail (the swastika is very high- ie. pronounced as to be expected). I am of the opinion that the piece on offer here is a 100% genuine, period-example that was obviously worn: it originates from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. The piece was IMO never recently cleaned nor polished and comes as found. In any case an attractive and original specimen that is IMO priced according to its used ie. minimally worn condition!

Attractive example of a silver-class- (and/or early-type!) silver wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\'), being a very detailed so-called: \'Spanish Civil-War\'-version This is a very attractive - albeit moderately used and/or worn - example of a silver wound-badge (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber'), being of the rarely observed - ie. early-period - aka 'Spanish Civil-War'- (ie. 'Legion Condor'-) pattern that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The (non-magnetic-) badge - which is an unmarked version as is more often encountered with this type of WBs - shows some regular wear ie. age and retains a neat bright silverish-coloured age-patina (see pictures). The badge, which comes naturally mounted on its functional, long-sized- (also non-magnetic- and IMO silver-based-) pin and that has an undamaged and/or: functional catch, still retains extraordinary and/or pronounced detail (the swastika is very high- ie. pronounced as to be expected - as can be seen on the pictures). I am of the opinion, that the piece on offer here is a 100% genuine, period-example that was obviously worn: it originates from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. The piece was IMO never recently cleaned nor polished and comes as found. In any case an attractive and original specimen that is IMO priced according to its used ie. minimally worn condition!

Attractive example of a silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based so-called: \'DAF\' (ie. \'Deutsches Arbeitsfront\') \'Werkschar\'-buckle, that is maker-marked: \'RzM 4/24\' and that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is a truly very attractive example of a silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based so-called: 'DAF'- (ie. 'Deutsches Arbeitsfront'-) related: 'Werkschar'-buckle, that is neatly maker-marked: 'RzM 4/24' on its back and that still retains its (originally attached!), paper-based 'RzM'-etket and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued!), condition. The buckle is as stated neatly 'RzM 4/24' marked on its back (which makers'-code is also present ie. ink-stamped on the paper tab (see pictures). This example retains (almost) all of its (fairly matted-) silverish finish but does show some (truly minimal-) signs of having been stored ie. preserved for years: the overall detail, however, is truly stunning and naturally still fully present. It should be noted that virtually mint examples of these buckles are quite hard to encounter: aluminium examples even more so! Simply a very attractive example of this scarcely encountered 'Werkschar' ie. 'DAF'-related buckle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a silver-coloured- and/or steel-based so-called: HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') belt-buckle, being a maker- (ie. \'RzM M5/276\'-) marked example that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is a truly very attractive example of a silver-coloured- and/or steel-based so-called: HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') belt-buckle, being a maker- (ie. 'RzM M5/276'-) marked example that still retains its period-attached 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. The buckle is as stated neatly 'RzM M5/276'-marked on its back and comes with its (paper-based- and period-attached!) so-called: 'RzM-etiket' that shows the inked- ie. stamped maker-signification: 'RzM M4/115' (which was apparently a code that was also used by this company). This example retains (almost) all of its (fairly matted-) silverish finish but does show some (truly minimal-) signs of having been stored ie. preserved for years: the overall detail, however, is truly stunning and naturally still fully present. The piece was never cleaned and still shows some dust as acquired over the years. It should be noted that virtually mint examples of these buckles are quite hard to encounter: examples still having their period-attached 'RzM-etiket' in place even more so. Simply a very attractive example of a neat youth-related buckle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a silver-greyish-coloured- and/or aluminium-based \'Polizei\' (ie. police- and later Waffen-SS-related-) ID-disc (or: \'Erkennungs- marke\'), bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'II./Pol.Sch.R.1\' This is an attractive example of a silver-greyish-coloured- and/or aluminium-based 'Polizei' (ie. police- and with certainty later Waffen-SS-related-) ID-disc (or: 'Erkennungsmarke'), bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: 'II./Pol.Sch.R.1' (and as such being intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: '2. Kompanie des Polizei-Schützenregiments 1' which unit was later absorbed into the: '4. SS-Polizei-Panzergrenadier Division') and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows some torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (Type '0') as is more often seen on Polizei ie. Waffen-SS-related discs and also shows the soldiers ID-number ('33') also stamped on its back and comes as recently uncovered at a private household. It was never cleaned nor polished (and it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Simply an attractive and honest 'Polizei' (ie. police- and later Waffen-SS-related-) ID-disc ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a silver-toned so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a \'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege\' (or: civil-service medal) being a detailed- and zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen This is an attractive example of an - actually unusally seen! - silver-toned so-called: 'Einzelspange' showing a: 'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege' (or: civil-service medal) being a detailed- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that has (IMO) only been moderately used- and or worn. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of ribbon as is more often seen. The bright-red- (and white-) coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. It should be mentioned that it is quite unusual to find this particular 'Deutsche Volkspflege'-medal mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a silver-toned so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936\' (or: Berlin Olympic Games commemorative medal) being a detailed- and zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen This is an attractive example of an - actually unusally seen! - silver-toned so-called: 'Einzelspange' showing a: 'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936' (or: Berlin Olympic Games commemorative medal) being a detailed- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that has (IMO) been clearly used- and or worn. The detail on this example is, however, still extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example retains pronounced details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains a fair bit of its silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of darker-red-coloured wool as is more often seen. The orange-red- (and white-) coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. It should be mentioned that it is actually quite unusual to find a: 'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936' mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (ie. single-pieced medal-bar) showing a WH Austrian occupation-medal - 1 März 1938 (or: \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938\') This is an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - example of a so-called: 'Einzelspange' (ie. single-pieced medal-bar) showing a mounted specimen of the Austrian occupation- (ie. 'Anschluss-) medal - 1 März 1938 (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only moderately worn ie. issued-), condition. This medal was presented to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria, which started on 1 March 1938. This example came mounted on its original and/or neatly pre-folded- (pinkish-red ie. black-coloured-) ribbon, which can naturally directly be worn on the tunic as such. The medal - which retains truly most of its silver-toned finish is a very nice and/or pronounced example having extraordinary detail (the medal has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and is just a bit dusty and/or tarnished, simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear). The 'Einzelspange' is nicely backed with a piece of greyish-blue-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type- and/or fully functional!) pin-/catch- set-up. Simply a very attractive example that is almost impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (ie. single-pieced medal-bar) showing a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse ohne Schwerter\' (or: war-merits\'-cross 2nd class without swords) This is an attractive example of a so-called: 'Einzelspange' (ie. single-pieced medal-bar) showing a mounted specimen of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse ohne Schwerter' (or: war-merits'-cross second class without swords) that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately worn ie. issued-), condition. This example came mounted on its original and/or neatly pre-folded- (bright-red ie. black-coloured-) ribbon, which can naturally directly be worn on the (dress-) tunic as such. The medal - which retains truly most of its golden-bronze-toned finish is a very nice and/or pronounced (IMO zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based-) example having extraordinary detail (the medal has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and is just a bit dusty and/or tarnished, simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear). The 'Einzelspange' is backed with a piece of bluish-grey-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type- and/or fully functional-) pin-/catch- set-up. It should be noted that the (common!) 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse ohne Schwerter' is one of those awards that is not often (ie. almost never!) encountered in the format of an: 'Einzelspange'. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (ie. single-pieced medal-bar) showing a: \'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939\' (or: war-merits-medal), being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based example This is an attractive example of a so-called: 'Einzelspange' (ie. single-pieced medal-bar) showing a mounted specimen of a: 'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939' (or: war-merits-medal), that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately worn ie. issued-), condition. This example came mounted on its original and/or neatly pre-folded- (bright-red ie. black-coloured-) ribbon, which can naturally directly be worn on the (dress-) tunic as such. The medal - which retains truly most of its golden-bronze-toned finish is a very nice and/or pronounced (IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-) example having extraordinary detail (the medal has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and is just a bit dusty and/or tarnished, simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear). The 'Einzel- spange' is backed with a piece of bordeaux-red-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type- and/or fully functional-) pin-/catch- set-up. It should be noted that the (common!) 'Kriegs- verdienstmedaille 1939' is one of those awards that is not often (ie. almost never!) encountered in the format of an: 'Einzelspange'. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (ie. single-pieced medal-bar) showing a: \'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939\' (or: war-merits-medal), being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based example This is an attractive example of a so-called: 'Einzelspange' (ie. single-pieced medal-bar) showing a mounted specimen of a: 'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939' (or: war-merits-medal), that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately worn ie. issued-), condition. This example came mounted on its original and/or neatly pre-folded- (bright-red ie. black-coloured-) ribbon, which can naturally directly be worn on the (dress-) tunic as such. The medal - which retains truly most of its golden-bronze-toned finish is a very nice and/or pronounced (IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-) example having extraordinary detail (the medal has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and is just a bit dusty and/or tarnished, simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear). The 'Einzelspange' is backed with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type- and/or fully functional-) pin-/catch- set-up. It should be noted that the (common!) 'Kriegs- verdienstmedaille 1939' is one of those awards that is not often (ie. almost never!) encountered in the format of an: 'Einzelspange'. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a so-called: \'Einzelspange\', showing a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) being a non-maker-marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen This is an attractive example of a so-called: 'Einzelspange', showing a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) being a non-maker-marked- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that comes in an overall nice (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The detail on the (golden-bronze-toned- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based-) medal is nicely preserved: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice ie. somewhat 'frosted' age-patina (but also shows some minimal usage and/or wear as to be expected). The medal comes 'mounted' on a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or: 'Waffenrock'. This example is not 'backed' with wool but came mounted on a chrome-based backing-plate (as can be seen on the pictures). The (golden-yellow-coloured) ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat so-called: 'Westwall'-medal that comes mounted on a so-called: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a so-called: \'Einzelspange\', showing a: \'heavy-weight\'-version of an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. being of the: \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste\') This is an attractive example of a so-called: 'Einzelspange', showing a: 'heavy-weight'-version of an: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' (ie. being of the: '3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste') that comes in an overall nice (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The detail on the (golden-bronze-toned- and/or zinc- ie. Feinzink-based-) medal is nicely preserved: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice ie. somewhat 'frosted' age-patina (but also shows some minimal usage, wear and slight corrosion-marks). The medal comes 'mounted' on a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or: 'Waffenrock'. This example is nicely 'backed' with greyish-green-coloured wool. The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat so-called: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' mounted on a so-called: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a Spanish-issued, campaign-medal of the Spanish Blue Division in Russia called: \'Medalla Conmemorativa Division Azul - Medalla de Tropa 1941\' that comes mounted on its (typically Spanish) mounted ribbon as issued and/or worn The neat and/or multi-coloured Spanish-produced campaign-medal retains all of its fairly darkened, silver-toned finish and retains a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance: it is just a bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by decades of storage and/or mimimal wear. The front of the medal shows an (enamelled) iron-cross with swastika as to be expected. The back shows some Russian scenery and the text and/or date: 'Rusia 1941'. The medal - which was IMO clearly issued ie. worn - comes mounted on its original piece of confectioned and/or folded ribbon (which measures in total 10 cms. and that comes mounted on its golden-toned coloured and/or typical Spanish-issued so-called: mounting 'Spange' ie. bar (see pictures). This is the (one-pieced-) version made-out of silvered- and copper- (ie. brass-) based metal as was specifically intended for usage by enlisted-men and/or NCOs (the officers-version was more luxuriously styled and came as a three-pieced version). These medals were produced (since 1943) by the Spanish-based company named: 'Díez y Compañía SA' based in the town of Madrid. Simply a nice opportunity to aquire a very attracttive example of the Spanish-issued commemorative- ie. campaign-medal as was intended for usage by the troops of the 'Blue-Division'!

Attractive example of a Spanish-issued, campaign-medal of the Spanish Blue Division in Russia called: \'Medalla Conmemorativa Division Azul - Medalla de Tropa 1941\' that comes mounted on its (typically Spanish) mounted ribbon as issued and/or worn The neat and/or multi-coloured Spanish-produced campaign-medal retains all of its fairly darkened, silver-toned finish and retains a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance: it is just a bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by decades of storage and/or mimimal wear. The front of the medal shows an (enamelled) iron-cross with swastika as to be expected. The back shows some Russian scenery and the text and/or date: 'Rusia 1941'. The medal - which was IMO clearly issued ie. worn - comes mounted on its original piece of confectioned and/or folded ribbon (which measures in total 10 cms. and that comes mounted on its golden-toned coloured and/or typical Spanish-issued so-called: mounting 'Spange' ie. bar (see pictures). This is the (one-pieced-) version made-out of silvered- and copper- (ie. brass-) based metal as was specifically intended for usage by enlisted-men and/or NCOs (the officers-version was more luxuriously styled and came as a three-pieced version). These medals were produced (since 1943) by the Spanish-based company named: 'Díez y Compañía SA' based in the town of Madrid. Simply a nice opportunity to aquire a very attracttive example of the Spanish-issued commemorative- ie. campaign-medal as was intended for usage by the troops of the 'Blue-Division'!

Attractive example of a Spanish-issued, campaign-medal of the Spanish Blue Division in Russia called: \'Medalla Conmemorativa Division Azul - Medalla de Tropa 1941\' that comes mounted on its (typically Spanish) mounted ribbon as issued and/or worn The neat and/or multi-coloured Spanish-produced campaign-medal retains all of its fairly darkened, silver-toned finish and retains a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance: it is just a bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by decades of storage and/or mimimal wear. The front of the medal shows an (enamelled) iron-cross with swastika as to be expected. The back shows some Russian scenery and the text and/or date: 'Rusia 1941'. The medal - which was IMO clearly issued ie. worn - comes mounted on its original piece of confectioned and/or folded ribbon (which measures in total 10 cms. and that comes mounted on its golden-toned coloured and/or typical Spanish-issued so-called: mounting 'Spange' ie. bar (see pictures). This is the (one-pieced-) version made-out of silvered- and copper- (ie. brass-) based metal as was specifically intended for usage by enlisted-men and/or NCOs (the officers-version was more luxuriously styled and came as a three-pieced version). These medals were produced (since 1943) by the Spanish-based company named: 'Díez y Compañía SA' based in the town of Madrid. Simply a nice opportunity to aquire a very attracttive example of the Spanish-issued commemorative- ie. campaign-medal as was intended for usage by the troops of the 'Blue-Division'!

Attractive example of a Spanish-issued, campaign-medal of the Spanish Blue Division in Russia called: \'Medalla Conmemorativa Division Azul - Medalla de Tropa 1941\' that comes mounted on its (typically Spanish) mounted ribbon as issued and/or worn The neat and/or multi-coloured Spanish-produced campaign-medal retains all of its somewhat darkened, silver-toned finish and retains a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance: it is just a bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by decades of storage and/or mimimal wear. The front of the medal shows an (enamelled) iron-cross with swastika as to be expected. The back shows some Russian scenery and the text and/or date: 'Rusia 1941'. The medal - which was I deem clearly issued ie. worn - comes mounted onto its original piece of confectioned and/or folded ribbon (which measures in total 10 cms. and that comes mounted on its golden-toned coloured and/or typical Spanish-issued so-called: mounting 'Spange' ie. bar (as can be seen on the pictures). This is the (one-pieced) version made-out of silvered- and copper- (ie. brass-) based metal as was specifically intended for usage by enlisted-men and/or NCOs (the officers-version was more luxuriously styled and came as a three-pieced version). These medals were produced (since 1943) by the Spanish-based company named: 'Díez y Compañía SA' based in the town of Madrid. Simply a nice opportunity to aquire an attracttive example of the Spanish-issued commemorative- (ie. campaign-)medal as was intended for usage by the troops of the 'Blue-Division'!

Attractive example of a Spanish-issued, campaign-medal of the Spanish Blue Division in Russia called: \'Medalla Conmemorativa Division Azul - Medalla de Tropa 1941\' that comes mounted on its (typically Spanish) mounted ribbon as issued and/or worn The neat and/or multi-coloured Spanish-produced campaign-medal retains all of its fairly darkened, silver-toned finish and retains a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance: it is just a bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by decades of storage and/or mimimal wear. The front of the medal shows an (enamelled) iron-cross with swastika as to be expected. The back shows some Russian scenery and the text and/or date: 'Rusia 1941'. The medal - which was I deem clearly issued ie. worn - comes mounted on its original piece of confectioned and/or folded ribbon (which measures in total 10 cms. and that comes mounted on its golden-toned coloured and/or typical Spanish-issued so-called: mounting 'Spange' ie. bar (see pictures). This is the (one-pieced-) version made-out of silvered- and copper- (ie. brass-) based metal as was specifically intended for usage by enlisted-men and/or NCOs (the officers-version was more luxuriously styled and came as a three-pieced version). These medals were produced (since 1943) by the Spanish-based company named: 'Díez y Compañía SA' based in the town of Madrid. Simply a nice opportunity to aquire a very attracttive example of the Spanish-issued commemorative- ie. campaign-medal as was intended for usage by the troops of the 'Blue-Division'!

Attractive example of a Spanish-issued, campaign-medal of the Spanish Blue Division in Russia called: \'Medalla Conmemorativa Division Azul - Medalla de Tropa 1941\' that comes mounted on its (typically Spanish) mounted ribbon as issued and/or worn The neat and/or multi-coloured Spanish-produced campaign-medal retains all of its somewhat darkened, silver-toned finish and retains a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance: it is just a bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by decades of storage and/or mimimal wear. The front of the medal shows an (enamelled) iron-cross with swastika as to be expected. The back shows some Russian scenery and the text and/or date: 'Rusia 1941'. The medal - which was I deem clearly issued ie. worn - comes mounted onto its original piece of confectioned and/or folded ribbon (which measures in total 10 cms. and that comes mounted on its golden-toned coloured and/or typical Spanish-issued so-called: mounting 'Spange' ie. bar (as can be seen on the pictures). This is the (one-pieced) version made-out of silvered- and copper- (ie. brass-) based metal as was specifically intended for usage by enlisted-men and/or NCOs (the officers-version was more luxuriously styled and came as a three-pieced version). These medals were produced (since 1943) by the Spanish-based company named: 'Díez y Compañía SA' based in the town of Madrid. Simply a nice opportunity to aquire an attracttive example of the Spanish-issued commemorative- (ie. campaign-)medal as was intended for usage by the troops of the 'Blue-Division'!

Attractive example of a Spanish-issued, campaign-medal of the Spanish Blue Division in Russia called: \'Medalla Conmemorativa Division Azul - Medalla de Tropa 1941\' that comes mounted on its firmly mounted piece of ribbon as issued and/or worn The neat and/or multi-coloured Spanish-produced campaign-medal retains all of its fairly darkened, silver-toned finish and retains a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance: it is just a bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by decades of storage and/or mimimal wear. The front of the medal shows an (enamelled) iron-cross with swastika as to be expected. The back shows some Russian scenery and the text and/or date: 'Rusia 1941'. The medal - which was I deem clearly issued ie. worn - comes mounted on its original piece of confectioned and/or folded ribbon (which measures in total 10 cms. (as can be seen on the pictures). This is the (one-pieced-) version made-out of silvered- and copper- (ie. brass-) based metal as was specifically intended for usage by enlisted-men and/or NCOs (the officers-version was more luxuriously styled and came as a three-pieced version). These medals were produced (since 1943) by the Spanish-based company named: 'Díez y Compañía SA' based in the town of Madrid. Simply a nice opportunity to aquire a very attracttive example of the Spanish-issued commemorative- ie. campaign-medal as was intended for usage by the troops of the 'Blue-Division'!

Attractive example of a Spanish-issued, loyal-service-medal called: \'Medalla al Merito Militar\' that comes mounted on its (typically Spanish) mounted ribbon as issued and/or worn The neat and/or multi-coloured- enamelled, Spanish-produced WWII-period, loyal-service-medal (having a white-coloured- and/or red-striped ribbon signifying non-combattant status) retains all of its enamel and retains a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance: it is just a bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by decades of storage and/or mimimal wear. This is the economy-version (having a one-sided enamelled surface). The medal - which was IMO clearly issued ie. worn - comes mounted on its original piece of confectioned and/or folded ribbon (which measures in total 10 cms. and that comes mounted on its golden-toned coloured and/or typical Spanish-issued so-called: mounting 'Spange' ie. bar (see pictures). This is as stated above the one-sided-, non-combattant version as made-out of copper- (ie. brass-) based metal. The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently found. Simply a nice opportunity to aquire an attracttive example of the Spanish-issued loyal-service medal!

Attractive example of a Spanish-issued, Spanish Civil War commemorative-medal called: \'Medalla de la Campaña 1936-1939\' that comes mounted on its (typically Spanish) mounted ribbon as issued and/or worn The neat and/or multi-coloured medal retains all of its fairly darkened, black- and/or golden-toned finish and retains a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance: it is just a bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by decades of storage and/or mimimal wear. The front of the medal shows a lion crushing a dragon bearing a hammer and sickle underfoot imposed on a gilt cross made up of four swords, a radiant sun and the date: '17 Julio 1936' above, all within a gilt border with an oak and laurel wreath, signed: 'España'; the reverse shows a gilt eagle soaring above the arms of Spain, a helmet and the yoke and arrows symbol of the Falangists within a circular border inscribed: 'Arriba España - Genessmo. Franco Victor. - Una Grande, Libre, Imperial, M. Hisp.Glor.' as to be expected. The medal - which was clearly issued ie. worn - was recently found at a (German) flea-market and comes mounted on its original piece of confectioned and/or folded ribbon (which measures in total 10 cms. and that comes mounted on its golden-toned coloured and/or typical Spanish-issued so-called: mounting 'Spange' ie. bar (see pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to aquire a very attracttive example of the Spanish-issued Civil War commemorative-medal!

Attractive example of a three-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing resp. an: \'EK 2. Kl.\', a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Kl. and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal that come all three period-mounted as a so-called: \'Ordensspange\' This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- and/or worn example - of a three-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Ordensspange') showing respectively an: Iron Cross 2nd class (or: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse'), a so-called: 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service that never had a silver-coloured eagle-device attached) and a: WH Czech occupation medal '1 October 1938' (as was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938), all three awards coming in an overall nice (albeit issued- and moderately worn-), condition. The EK II. Klasse was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It has an attractive age-patina and black-coloured- and somewhat satin-like 'core' (which shows no paint-damage whatsoever and which retains a nicely preserved black-coloured 'core': it just shows some minimal rust-staining as can be seen on the pictures). The cross just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: it retains great detail and was never polished: it has, however, lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides). The 'DA' has a neat frosted appearance and shows a mininally darkened- ie. truly 'frosted' age-patina (as can seen on the pictures). The medal is an attractive example having great detail: all its (bright-toned-) golden-bronze finish is still perfectly preserved whereas the medal has a minimal 'blackened' tarnish ie. age-patina. The Czech 'Anschluss'-medal retains an attractive (albeit darkened) bronze-coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. All three awards truly retain almost all of their original finish and are just a bit stained caused by decades of storage. The 'Spange' was most certainly issued and/or worn as such and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. The 'Spange' just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbons show some equal minor usage and/or staining (the Czech 'Anschluss'-medal ribbon shows a tiny hole). The 'Spange' has truly very nice detail and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool (something that is more often seen) and comes naturally mounted on its (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive example of an 'Ordensspange' that can be mounted on almost any tunic!

Attractive example of a three-pieced medal-bar (ie.: \'Ordenspange\') resp. showing a: \'KvK 2. Klasse mit Schwertern\', a: \'WH-DA 4. Stufe\' (with firmly attached eagle-device) and a Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal \'1 Oktober 1938\' This is a truly decorative - and with certainty not that easily found! - example of a three-pieced, medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange' or: 'Doppelspange') being of the 'non-detachable'-pattern, respectively showing a: 'KvK 2. Klasse mit Schwertern' (or: War Merits' Cross second class with swords), a: 'WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres-type-eagle-device period-attached and a so-called Czech 'Anschluss'-medal, all three medals coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used and/or worn-), condition. All three awards are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: all three come in an equally minimally tarnished- (ie. dusty) condition and naturally also come mounted onto their period ribbons. The KvK (that comes mounted onto its truly orange-coloured ribbon!) is an acttractive, very detailed and/or typical golden-bronze-toned (and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based) specimen that just shows a minimally tarnished ie. stained appearance. It is totally void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat 'matted'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. The 'Anschluss'-medal retains all of its original, bright-golden-bronze-toned finish: it is also a tiny bit dirty ie. tarnished, simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage (as can be noticed on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- (ie. catch-) set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of darker-green-coloured (smooth-type) wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike. Simply an attractive - and decorative! - 3-pieced, medal-bar- (ie. 'Doppelspange') that is in my opinion accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a two-pieced - and neatly detachable! - WH (Heeres o. KM) medal-bar (ie.: \'Doppelspange\') resp. showing a: \'WH-DA 4. Stufe\' and an Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal This is an attractive - and only minimally used! - example of a two-pieced, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine-related) medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\' or: \'Doppelspange\') being of the detachable pattern and that is respectively showing a: \'WH (Luftwaffe) Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) that shows a detailed Heeres-type-eagle-device period-attached and a so-called Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal both medals coming in an overall very nice- (albeit just moderately used and/or worn-), condition. Both medals are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and naturally also come mounted onto their period ribbons. The \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat \'frosted\'- and/or: bright-silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. The \'Anschluss\'-medal retains all of its original, bright-silver-toned finish: it is also a tiny bit dirty ie. tarnished, simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage. The \'Spange\' comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- (ie. catch-) set-up and is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-bar was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The \'Spange\' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike: it originated as stated above from a private-household and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very attractive - and decorative! - 2-pieced, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine-related) medal-bar- ie. \'Doppelspange\' that is in my opinion accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing a WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter\' and a so-called: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'-medal that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is a truly attractive (and only minimally used- and/or worn example) of a two-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Spange') showing respectively a WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter') and a so-called: 'Deutsche Volkspflege'- (ie. civil-service-) medal, that both come period-mounted as a so-called: 'Doppelspange' as mounted on a chrome-based 'mounting-plate' and that come in an overall very nice (albeit issued- and IMO only minimally worn-), condition. The attractive 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter') is a nicely preserved- (and 'D. & Co.'-marked-) example that is executed in bronze-coloured-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. It retains most of its somewhat darkened-, bronze-toned finish (see pictures). The attractive 'Deutsche Volkspflege'-medal is a detailed (and IMO later-war-period) example that is executed in silverish-toned zinc (ie. 'Feinzink') (as can be seen on the pictures). Both medals have a truly nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit stained: they were IMO never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). Both come naturally mounted on their period-attached ribbons. The entire 'Spange' is not backed but came mounted on a chrome steel-based 'backingplate' and shows a (regular-type-) pin-/catch- set-up (which if of course fully functional). The 'Spange' - which shows a not that common combination! - originates from a private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive example of a two-pieced 'Ordenspange' that will hard to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing resp. a: \'KvK 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\' and a \'WH-DA 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is a truly attractive (and only minimally used- and/or worn example) of a two-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Spange') showing respectively 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: War Merits' Cross second class with swords) and a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres) eagle-device period-attached and that both come period-mounted as a so-called: 'Doppelspange' as mounted on a nicely backed 'mounting-plate' and that come in an overall very nice (albeit issued- and IMO only minimally worn-), condition. The KvK is a truly darker-golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that was IMO moderately worn: it has a neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (somewhat shiny) finish (but shows some minimal staining on its front: it was, however, never polished nor cleaned. The 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres) eagle-device period-attached comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. It retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. The 'Spange' was most certainly issued and/or minimally worn as such and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. The 'Spange' just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbons show some equal minor usage and/or staining. The 'Spange' has truly very nice detail and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool (something that is more often seen) and comes naturally mounted on its (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive and desirable example of a 'Doppelspange' that can be mounted on almost any tunic!

Attractive example of a two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing resp. an: \'EK 2. Kl.\' and a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is a truly attractive (and only moderately used- and/or worn example) of a two-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Spange') showing respectively an: Iron Cross 2nd class (or: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse') and a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) that both come period-mounted as a so-called: 'Doppelspange' on a (copper-toned) 'mounting-plate' and that come in an overall very nice (albeit issued- and IMO only moderately worn-), condition. The (unmarked) EK II. Klasse was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It has an attractive age-patina and black-coloured- and somewhat satin-like 'core' (which shows no paint-damage whatsoever and which retains a nicely preserved black-coloured 'core' as can be seen on the pictures). The cross just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: it retains great detail and was never polished: it has, however, lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The 'Westwall'-medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen - retains an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Both pieces truly retain almost all of their original finish and are both hard to be upgraded. The 'Spange' was most certainly issued and/or worn as such and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. The 'Spange' just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbons show some equal minor usage and/or staining. The 'Spange' has truly very nice detail and is not 'backed' but is assembled by using a (copper-toned) 'mounting-plate' (something that is more often seen) and comes naturally mounted on its (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive and desirable example of a 'Doppelspange' that can be mounted on almost any tunic!

Attractive example of a two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing resp. an: \'EK 2. Klasse\' and a WH Czech occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is a truly attractive (and only minimally used- and/or worn example) of a two-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Spange') showing respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse' (or: iron cross second-class) and a: WH Czech occupation- (ie. 'Anschluss'-) medal: '1. Oktober 1938' (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938' that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: '1. Oktober 1938') that both come period-mounted as a so-called: 'Doppelspange' as mounted on a nicely backed 'mounting-plate' and that come in an overall very nice (albeit issued- and IMO only minimally worn-), condition. The neat iron cross - of which I could not check if it bears a makers'-signification because the ring is firmly hidden under the ribbon - has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a superb and attractive somewhat 'bright' age-patina (the piece retains, moreover, all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross shows a fully preserved, black-finished- (ie. fairly 'shiny'- or satin-like-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail. The WH Czech occupation- (ie. 'Anschluss'-) medal: '1. Oktober 1938' has a fully preserved bright golden-toned finish having only minimal tarnish: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period golden-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. Both pieces truly retain almost all of their original finish and are both hard to be upgraded. The 'Spange' was most certainly issued and/or minimally worn as such and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. The 'Spange' just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbons show some equal minor usage and/or staining. The 'Spange' has truly very nice detail and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool (something that is more often seen) and comes naturally mounted on its (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive and desirable example of a 'Doppelspange' that can be mounted on almost any tunic!

Attractive example of a two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing resp. an: \'EK 2. Klasse\' and a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is a truly attractive (and only minimally used- and/or worn example) of a two-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Spange') showing respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse' (or: iron cross second-class) and a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) that both come period-mounted as a so-called: 'Doppelspange' as mounted on a nicely backed 'mounting-plate' and that come in an overall very nice (albeit issued- and IMO only minimally worn-), condition. The neat iron cross - of which I could not check if it bears a makers'-signification because the ring is firmly hidden under the ribbon - has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice and attractive somewhat 'darkened' age-patina (the piece has, however, lost all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross shows a fully preserved, black-finished- (ie. fairly 'shiny'- or satin-like-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail. The 'Westwall'-medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen - retains an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Both pieces truly retain almost all of their original finish and are both hard to be upgraded. The 'Spange' was most certainly issued and/or minimally worn as such and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. The 'Spange' just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbons show some equal minor usage and/or staining. The 'Spange' has truly very nice detail and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool (something that is more often seen) and comes naturally mounted on its (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive and desirable example of a 'Doppelspange' that can be mounted on almost any tunic!

Attractive example of a two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing resp. an: \'KvK 2. Kl. mit Schw.\' and a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is a truly attractive (and only moderately used- and/or worn example) of a two-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Spange') showing respectively a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: war-merits' cross second-class with swords) and a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) that both come period-mounted as a so-called: 'Doppelspange' as mounted on a (chrome-steel-based) 'mounting-plate' and that come in an overall very nice (albeit issued- and IMO only moderately worn-), condition. The KvK - which is executed in so-called: 'Buntmetall' - retains a fairly darkened-, golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and retains pronounced detail. I could not check if it is a maker-marked example: the ring is fimly hidden under the ribbon. The 'Westwall'-medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen - retains an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Both pieces truly retain almost all of their original finish and are both hard to be upgraded. The 'Spange' was most certainly issued and/or worn as such and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. The 'Spange' just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbons show some equal minor usage and/or staining. The 'Spange' has truly very nice detail and is not 'backed' but is assembled by using a (chromed-steel-based) 'mounting-plate' (something that is more often seen) and comes naturally mounted on its (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive and desirable example of a 'Doppelspange' that can be mounted on almost any tunic!

Attractive example of a two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing two: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is a decorative example of a 2-pieced WH (Heer ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange'), showing respectively a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: or loyal-service medal for 12 years of loyal service) both examples having a neat silver- (ie. golden-) coloured eagle-device attached and that both come in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. Both medals are very nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. Both 'DA' have a neat frosted appearance and show a mininally darkened- ie. truly 'frosted' age-patina (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The 'Spange' comes period-mounted as a so-called: 'Doppelspange' and is mounted on a (chrome-steel-based) 'mounting-plate' that shows a: 'D.R.G.M.'-marking and having a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive and desirable example of a 'Doppelspange' that can be mounted on almost any tunic!

Attractive example of a two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing two: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is a decorative example of a 2-pieced WH (Heer ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange'), showing respectively a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: or loyal-service medal for 12 years of loyal service) both examples having a neat silver- (ie. golden-) coloured eagle-device attached and that both come in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. Both medals are very nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. Both 'DA' have a neat frosted appearance and show a mininally darkened- ie. truly 'frosted' age-patina (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The 'Spange' comes period-mounted as a so-called: 'Doppelspange' and is mounted on a 'mounting-plate' that shows darker-blue-coloured- and woolen-based 'backing' and having a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive and desirable example of a 'Doppelspange' that can be mounted on almost any tunic!

Attractive example of a two-pieced medal-bar (ie.: \'Doppel- o. Ordenspange\') resp. showing a: \'WH-DA 4. Stufe\' (with firmly attached eagle-device) and an Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal \'1 März 1938\' This is a truly decorative - and with certainty not that easily found! - example of a two-pieced, medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\' or: \'Doppelspange\') being of the \'non-detachable\'-pattern, respectively showing a: \'WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) \'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) that shows a detailed, \'Heeres\'-type-eagle-device period-attached and a so-called: Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal \'1 März 1938\' (as was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: \'1. März 1938\') both medals coming in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. Both awards are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally minimally tarnished- (ie. dusty) condition and come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons. The \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' retains nice details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat \'matted\'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. The \'Anschluss\'-medal retains almost all of its original, bright-silver-toned finish: it is also a tiny bit dirty ie. tarnished, simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage (as can be noticed on the pictures). The \'Spange\' comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- (ie. catch-) set-up and is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of field-coloured wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike. Simply an attractive - and decorative! - 2-pieced, medal-bar- (ie. \'Doppelspange\') that is in my opinion accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a two-pieced medal-bar (ie.: \'Doppelspange\') resp. showing a: \'KvK 2. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (or: War Merits\' Cross second class with swords) and a Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal \'1 Oktober 1938\' This is a truly decorative - and with certainty not that easily found! - example of a two-pieced, medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\' or: \'Doppelspange\') being of the \'non-detachable\'-pattern, respectively showing a: \'KvK 2. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (or: War Merits\' Cross second class with swords) and a so-called Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal, both medals coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used and/or worn-), condition. Both medals are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally minimally tarnished- (ie. dusty) condition and naturally also come mounted onto their period ribbons. The KvK is an acttractive, very detailed and/or typical golden-bronze-toned (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based) specimen that just shows a minimally tarnished ie. stained appearance. It is totally void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Anschluss\'-medal retains all of its original, bright-golden-bronze-toned finish: it is also a tiny bit dirty ie. tarnished, simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage (as can be noticed on the pictures). The \'Spange\' comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- (ie. catch-) set-up and is nicely \'backed\' with a piece field-grey-coloured (officers-type) wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike. Simply an attractive - and decorative! - 2-pieced, medal-bar- (ie. \'Doppelspange\') that is in my opinion accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a two-pieced medal-bar (ie.: \'Doppelspange\') resp. showing a: \'KvK 2. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' (or: War Merits\' Cross second class without swords) and a WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18\' This is a truly decorative - and in this unusual combination with certainty not that easily found! - example of a two-pieced, medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\' or: \'Doppelspange\') being of the \'non-detachable\'-pattern respectively showing a: \'KvK 2. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' (or: War Merits\' Cross second class without swords) and a WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter\'), both medals coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used and/or worn-), condition. Both medals are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally minimally tarnished- (ie. dusty) condition and naturally also come mounted onto their period ribbons. The KvK is an acttractive, very detailed and/or typical golden-bronze-toned (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based) specimen that just shows a minimally tarnished ie. stained appearance. It is totally void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'FKK\' also retains all of its original, golden-bronze-toned finish: it is also a tiny bit dirty ie. tarnished, simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage (as can be noticed on the pictures). The \'Spange\' comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- (ie. catch-) set-up and is nicely \'backed\' with a piece black-coloured wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Of interest is, moreover, also the fact that the \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18\' is a nicely maker- (ie. \'G&S\'-marked-) example.The \'Spange\' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike. Simply an attractive - and decorative! - 2-pieced, medal-bar- (ie. \'Doppelspange\') that is in my opinion accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a two-pieced WH (Heeres ie. KM etc.) medal-bar (or: \'Spange\'), showing respectively an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' and a so-called: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal that comes with a firmly attached \'Prager Burg-Spange\' This is a truly very decorative example of a two-pieced WH (Heeres, Waffen-SS, Kriegsmarine etc. related-) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange') respectively showing an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron-cross second class) and a so-called Czech 'Anschluss'-medal that comes with a firmly attached 'Prager Burg-Spange', both medals (and 'Spange'!) coming in an overall very nice- (albeit moderatly used and/or worn-), condition. Both medals are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and naturally also come mounted on their period ribbons. The iron cross - which I could not check for a makers'-designation - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive age-patina: it has lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a somewhat tarnished (ie. dirty) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. truly 'matted-style'-) core: it is totally void of any paint-damage within its 'core' (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Anschluss'-medal retains most of its original, bright golden-bronze-toned finish: it is also a tiny bit dirty ie. tarnished, simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage (something that is also valid for the attached, detailed: 'Prager Burg-Spange'). The 'Spange' comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-bar was recently found at a private household and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation: it originated from a private household and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very attractive - and decorative! - 2-pieced, WH-related medal-bar- ie. 'Spange' that is in my opinon accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a two-pieced WH (Heeres- o. KM) medal-bar (ie.: \'Doppelspange\') resp. showing a: \'WH-DA 4. Stufe\' (with firmly attached eagle-device) and a Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal This is a truly very decorative - and with certainty not that easily found! - example of a two-pieced, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine-related-) medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\' or: \'Doppelspange\') respectively showing a: \'WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres-type-eagle-device period-attached and a so-called Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal, both medals (coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used and/or worn-), condition. Both medals are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and naturally also come mounted onto their period ribbons. The \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat \'matted\'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. The \'Anschluss\'-medal retains all of its original, bright-golden-bronze-toned finish: it is also a tiny bit dirty ie. tarnished, simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage (as can be noticed on the pictures). The \'Spange\' comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- (ie. catch-) set-up and is not \'backed\' with a piece wool but comes mounted onto a metal-based \'backing-plate\' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-bar was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The \'Spange\' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike: it originated as stated above from a private-household and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very attractive - and decorative! - 2-pieced, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) related medal-bar- ie. \'Dopplespange\' that is in my opinion accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a two-pieced WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie.: \'Doppelspange\') resp. showing a: \'WH-DA 4. Stufe\' (with firmly attached eagle-device!) and a Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal This is a truly very decorative - and with certainty not that easily found! - example of a two-pieced, WH (Luftwaffe-related-) medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\' or: \'Doppelspange\') respectively showing a: \'WH (Luftwaffe) Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, LW-type-eagle-device period-attached and a so-called Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal, both medals coming in an overall nice- (albeit minimally used and/or worn-), condition. Both medals are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and naturally also come mounted onto their period ribbons. The \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its somewhat \'matted\'- and/or: silver-toned finish but does show some minimal rust-staining (as can be noticed on the pictures). The \'Anschluss\'-medal retains all of its original, bright-golden-bronze-toned finish: it is also a tiny bit dirty ie. tarnished, simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage (as can be noticed on the pictures). The \'Spange\' comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- (ie. catch-) set-up and is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-bar was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The \'Spange\' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike: it originated as stated above from a private-household and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very attractive - and decorative! - 2-pieced, WH (Luftwaffe) related medal-bar- ie. \'Dopplespange\' that is in my opinion accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a Waffen-SS cap-skull (being of the larger model as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and being of the tropical version ie. being golden-brown coloured) This is an attractive example of a golden-brown-coloured Waffen-SS cap-skull (ie. 'Totenkopf') being of the desirable larger model as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and being of the tropical version (ie. being golden-brown coloured-), that comes in an overall very nice (ie. stonemint-/unissued-) condition. These tropical skulls are nowadays still easier to find than their 'off-white'- ie. silver-coloured counterparts, however, one should realize that also these 'tropical'-examples are getting harder to find and will IMO soon be as difficult to obtain. The example on offer here comes in a truly stonemint condition and was never issued nor worn: it comes as 'straightly cut-of the role' it shows no defaults nor age whatsoever. Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a Waffen-SS cap-skull (being of the larger model as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and being of the tropical version ie. being golden-brown coloured) This is an attractive example of a golden-brown-coloured Waffen-SS cap-skull (ie. 'Totenkopf') being of the desirable larger model as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and being of the tropical version (ie. being golden-brown coloured-), that comes in an overall very nice (ie. stonemint-/unissued-) condition. These tropical skulls are nowadays still easier to find than their 'off-white'- ie. silver-coloured counterparts, however, one should realize that also these 'tropical'-examples are getting harder to find and will IMO soon be as difficult to obtain. The example on offer here comes in a truly stonemint condition and was never issued nor worn: it comes as 'straightly cut-of the role' it shows no defaults nor age whatsoever. Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a Waffen-SS cap-skull (ie. \'Totenkopf\') (being of the larger-sized model as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and being of the \'tropical\'-version- ie. being a golden-yellow-coloured example) This is a very attractive example of a Waffen-SS cap-skull (being of the desirable larger-sized model!) as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and being of the 'tropical'-version (ie. being golden-yellow-coloured-) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- albeit pre-folded-) condition. These tropical skulls are nowadays still easier to find than their 'off-white'- (ie. silver-) coloured counterparts, however, one should realize that also these 'tropical'-examples are getting harder to find and will presuambly soon be as difficult to obtain. The example on offer here comes in a minty condition and was (I deem) issued but hardly or never worn: it was neatly pre-folded but does show no defaults nor age whatsoever. Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a Waffen-SS \'volunteer\' arm-shield as was intended for usage by soldiers (and NCOs) of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS \'volunteer\' arm-shield as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers (and NCOs) of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') depicting the \'orange/blue/white\'-colours ie. national flag and that comes in an absolute stonemint- (ie. unissued and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield is of the later (1943/1944-period) type and most certainly originates from the famous \'Dachau\'clothing-depots. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original, Dutch-related volunteer-armshield that is impossible to upgrade!

Attractive example of a Waffen-SS \'volunteer\' arm-shield, as intended for usage by soldiers of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition I recently found two (fully identical) examples of the neat Waffen-SS 'volunteer' arm-shields (ie. 'Ärmelschilder') as were intended for usage by soldiers of the: '23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division' ('Nederland') depicting the 'orange/blue/white'-colours ie. national flag and that both come in an absolute stonemint- (ie. unissued and never tunic-attached-), condition. Both shields are of the later (1943/1944-period) type and most certainly originate from the famous 'Dachau' depot. Both examples come in a truly mint, unissued condition and are both text-book examples of this volunteer-related arm-shields. The asking-price is naturally intended per single example. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original Dutch armshield that is impossible to upgrade!

Attractive example of a Waffen-SS \'volunteer\' arm-shield, as intended for usage by soldiers of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS 'volunteer' arm-shield (ie. 'Ärmelschild') as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: '23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division' ('Nederland') depicting the 'orange/blue/white'-colours ie. national flag and that comes in an absolute stonemint- (ie. unissued and never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield is of the later (1943/1944-period) type and most certainly originates from the famous 'Dachau' depots. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original Dutch-related volunteer-armshield that is impossible to upgrade!

Attractive example of a Waffen-SS \'volunteer\'-arm-shield, as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: \'15. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS (lettische Nr. 1)\' and that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS, Latvian 'volunteer'-arm-shield (ie. 'Ärmelschild') as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: '15. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS (lettische Nr. 1)' depicting the 'red/white/red'-colours ie. national flag and text 'Latvia' and that comes in a virtually mint- (ie. unissued and IMO never tunic-attached-), condition: it does, however, show some minimal fraying on the sides (as is more often the case). The shield retains very vivid colours and is of the later (1943/1944-period-) type and most certainly originates from the famous 'Dachau' depots. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original Latvian-related volunteer-armshield that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a Waffen-SS \'volunteer\'-arm-shield, as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: \'15. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS (lettische Nr. 1)\' and that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS, Latvian 'volunteer'-arm-shield (ie. 'Ärmelschild') as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: '15. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS (lettische Nr. 1)' depicting the 'red/white/red'-colours ie. national flag and text 'Latvia' and that comes in a virtually mint- (ie. unissued and IMO never tunic-attached-), condition: it does, however, show some minimal fraying on the sides (as is more often the case). The shield retains very vivid colours and is of the later (1943/1944-period-) type and most certainly originates from the famous 'Dachau' depots. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original Latvian-related volunteer-armshield that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a Waffen-SS \'volunteer\'-arm-shield, as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: \'15. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS (lettische Nr. 1)\' and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-, condition This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS, Latvian 'volunteer'-arm-shield (ie. 'Ärmelschild') as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: '15. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS (lettische Nr. 1)' depicting the 'red/white/red'-colours ie. national flag and text 'Latvia' and that comes in a 'virtually mint'- (ie. 'unissued' and never tunic-attached-), condition: it does, however, show some minimal fraying on the sides (as is more often the case). The shield retains very vivid colours and is of the later (1943/1944-period-) type and originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original Latvian-related volunteer-armshield that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a Waffen-SS \'volunteer\'-arm-shield, as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: \'20. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS (estnische Nr. 1) and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-, condition This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS, Estonian 'volunteer'-arm-shield (ie. 'Ärmelschild') as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: '20. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS (estnische Nr. 1) depicting the 'blue/black/white'-colours ie. national flag of Estonia and that comes in a 'virtually mint'- (ie. 'unissued' and never tunic-attached-), condition: it does, however, show some minimal fraying on the sides (as is more often the case). The shield retains very vivid colours and is of the later (1943/1944-period-) type and originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original Estonian-related volunteer-armshield that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a Waffen-SS \'volunteer\'-arm-shield, as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: \'20. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS (estnische Nr. 1) and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-, condition This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS, Estonian 'volunteer'-arm-shield (ie. 'Ärmelschild') as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: '20. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS (estnische Nr. 1) depicting the 'blue/black/white'-colours ie. national flag of Estonia and that comes in a 'virtually mint'- (ie. 'unissued' and never tunic-attached-), condition: it does, however, show some minimal fraying on the sides (as is more often the case). The shield retains very vivid colours and is of the later (1943/1944-period-) type and originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original Estonian-related volunteer-armshield that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a Waffen-SS \'volunteer\'-arm-shield, as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: \'20. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS (estnische Nr. 1)\' and that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS, Estonian 'volunteer'-arm-shield (ie. 'Ärmelschild') as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: '20. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS (estnische Nr. 1)' depicting the 'blue/black/white'-colours ie. national flag and that comes in a virtually mint- (ie. unissued and IMO never tunic-attached-), condition: it does, however, show some minimal fraying on the sides (as is more often the case). The shield retains very vivid colours and is of the later (1943/1944-period-) type and most certainly originates from the famous 'Dachau' depots. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original Estonian-related volunteer-armshield that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a Waffen-SS \'volunteer\'-arm-shield, as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: \'20. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS (estnische Nr. 1)\' and that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS, Estonian 'volunteer'-arm-shield (ie. 'Ärmelschild') as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: '20. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS (estnische Nr. 1)' depicting the 'blue/black/white'-colours ie. national flag and that comes in a virtually mint- (ie. unissued and IMO never tunic-attached-), condition: it does, however, show some minimal fraying on the sides (as is more often the case). The shield retains very vivid colours and is of the later (1943/1944-period-) type and most certainly originates from the famous 'Dachau' depots. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original Estonian-related volunteer-armshield that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres etc.) golden-bronze-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\', showing a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres etc.) golden-bronze-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange', showing a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The detail on this example is extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice ie. somewhat 'frosted' age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' on a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example is 'backed' with greyish-blue-coloured (felt-like-) wool. The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a nicer preserved 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' mounted on a so-called: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes still mounted on its original piece of field-grey-coloured wool and that comes in a truly worn- and/or tunic-removed condition This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Krim'-campaign-shield, that comes still mounted on its original piece of (typical) field-grey-coloured wool and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal back-plate and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its (typical) protective, black-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing-paper' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as usual - retains most of its period (glossy) finish and/or golden-bronze appearance and is a tiny bit dirty: it was, however, never cleaned nor polished and has an untouched appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice and desirable example that was recently found at a German private household and that was never before in collectors'-hands!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes still mounted on its original piece of field-grey-coloured wool and that comes in a truly worn- and/or tunic-removed, condition This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Krim'-campaign-shield, that comes still mounted on its original piece of (typical) field-grey-coloured wool and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal back-plate and has all its four prongs in place: its protective, paper-based 'backing-paper' is, however, missing (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as usual - retains most of its period (glossy) finish and/or golden-bronze appearance and is a tiny bit dirty and stained: it was, however, never cleaned nor polished and has an untouched appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice and desirable example that was recently found at a German private household and that was never before in collectors'-hands!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes still mounted on its original piece of field-grey-coloured wool and that comes in an issued- albeit never tunic-attached, condition This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Krim'-campaign-shield, that comes still mounted on its original piece of (typical) field-grey-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit IMO issued albeit never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal back-plate and has all of its four prongs present and in place: its protective (black-coloured- and paper-based-) 'backing-paper' is present and is nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as usual - truly retains all of its period (glossy) finish and/or golden-bronze appearance and is just a tiny bit dirty and stained: it was, however, never cleaned nor polished and has an untouched and very detailed appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable example that was recently found at a German private household and that was never before in collectors'-hands!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres o. KM) silver-toned, so-called: \'Einzel- spange\', showing a: \'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4.Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit\' This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) silver-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange', showing a 4-years service-medal (or: 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4.Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit') that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- ie. cornflower-blue coloured ribbon (bar-) having its originally attached (Heeres o. KM) eagle-device still attached and in place. The detail on this example is extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice ie. somewhat 'frosted' age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' on a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example is 'backed' with black coloured (felt-like-) wool. The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a nicer (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres o. KM) silver-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\', showing a: \'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit\' This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) silver-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar), showing a detailed 4-years loyal-service-medal (or: 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit') that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon (bar-) having its originally attached silver-coloured (Heeres o. KM) eagle-device still attached and in place. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice ie. somewhat 'frosted'- ie. tarnished age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' on a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example is 'backed' with bright-red- coloured (felt-like-) wool. The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more nicely preserved (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres o. KM) silver-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\', showing a: \'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit\' This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) silver-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar), showing a detailed 4-years loyal-service-medal (or: 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit') that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon (bar-) having its originally attached silver-coloured (Heeres o. KM) eagle-device still attached and in place. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice ie. somewhat 'frosted'- ie. tarnished age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' on a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example is 'backed' with field-grey-coloured wool. The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more nicely preserved (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres o. KM) silver-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\', showing a: \'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit\' This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) silver-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar), showing a detailed 4-years loyal-service-medal (or: 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit') that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon (bar-) having its originally attached silver-coloured (Heeres o. KM) eagle-device still attached and in place. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice ie. somewhat 'frosted'- ie. tarnished age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' on a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example is 'backed' with darker-green-coloured wool. The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more nicely preserved (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) silver-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\', showing a: \'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit\' This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) silver-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar), showing a detailed 4-years loyal-service-medal (or: 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit') that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon (bar-) having its originally attached silver-coloured (Heeres o. KM) eagle-device still attached and in place. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice ie. somewhat 'frosted'- ie. tarnished age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' on a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example is 'backed' with darker-green-coloured wool. The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more nicely preserved (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) silver-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\', showing a: \'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit\' This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- ie. worn - example of a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) silver-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar), showing a detailed 4-years loyal-service-medal (or: 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit') that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon (bar-) having its originally attached silver-coloured (Heeres) eagle-device still attached and in place. The detail on this example is quite extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice ie. somewhat 'frosted'- ie. tarnished age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' on a silver-coloured- and chrome-steel-based clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more nicely preserved (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example for a more interesting price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) silver-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\', showing a: \'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit\' This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- ie. worn - example of a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) silver-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar), showing a detailed 4-years loyal-service-medal (or: 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit') that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon (bar-) having its originally attached silver-coloured (Heeres) eagle-device still attached and in place. The detail on this example is quite extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice ie. somewhat 'frosted'- ie. tarnished (ie. stained) age-patina. The (detachable) medal comes 'mounted' on a nicely confectioned clasp (that is nicely 'backed' with a piece of light-blue-coloured wool and comes with its functional pin/catch-set-up as can be seen on the pictures) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more nicely preserved (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example for a more interesting price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) silver-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\', showing a: \'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit\' This is an attractive - albeit minimally used- ie. worn - example of a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) silver-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar), showing a detailed 4-years loyal-service-medal (or: 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit') that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon (bar-) having its originally attached silver-coloured (Heeres) eagle-device still attached and in place. The detail on this example is quite extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice ie. somewhat 'frosted'- ie. tarnished (ie. stained) age-patina. The medal comes 'mounted' on a nicely confectioned clasp (that is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured-, officers'-type wool and comes with its functional pin/catch-set-up as can be seen on the pictures) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more nicely preserved (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example for a more interesting price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) silver-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\', showing a: \'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit\' This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- ie. worn - example of a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) silver-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar), showing a detailed 4-years loyal-service-medal (or: 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit') that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon (bar-) having its originally attached silver-coloured (Heeres) eagle-device still attached and in place. The detail on this example is quite extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice ie. somewhat 'frosted'- ie. tarnished age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' on a silver-coloured- and chrome-steel-based clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. The ribbon-bar-clasp - which is of the detachable type - is backed with a piece of reddish-coloured linnen and shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more nicely preserved (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example for a more interesting price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) cuff-title ie. armband (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Grossdeutschland\' (being a neatly machine-embroidered example of the final pattern that was specifically intended for EM- ie. NCO-usage) This is a truly very attractive - and actually not that often seen! - full-length example of a WH (Heeres) cuff-title ie. armband (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Grossdeutschland' being a neatly machine-embroidered example (of I deem the final pattern that was used from 1944 onwards) that was specifically intended for enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) usage (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- albeit never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The cuff-title measures approximately 44 cms. in length and comes as recently found at a private household in Germany. The cuff-title - which does show some minimal age and staining - is executed in the neat (ie. truly 'smooth-type') black-coloured wool and shows the machine-embroidered (ie. 'Schreibschrift'-styled-) text: 'Grossdeutschland' as executed in greyish-white-coloured linnen as is more often encountered: as such does it deal with a typical example of the final-pattern that was intended for non-commisioned-staff ie. being an: 'Ausführung für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere'. The piece was apparently once glued into a photo-album or scrapbook and does show some minimal glue- and/or carton-remains on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and naturally genuine, period example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) cuff-title ie. armband (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Grossdeutschland\' (being a neatly machine-embroidered example of the third pattern that was specifically intended for EM- ie. NCO-usage) This is a truly attractive - and actually not that often seen! - minimally shortened example of a WH (Heeres) cuff-title ie. armband (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Grossdeutschland' being a neatly machine-embroidered example (of I deem the third pattern that was used from 1943 onwards) that was specifically intended for enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) usage (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') and that comes in an overall nice- (clearly issued- and worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The cuff-title is period-shortened and measures now approximately 38,5 cms. in length and comes as recently found at a private household in Germany. The cuff-title - which does show moderate age and staining (esp. on both ends) - is executed in the neat (ie. truly 'smooth-type') black-coloured wool and shows the neat machine-embroidered (ie. 'Schreibschrift'-styled-) text: 'Grossdeutschland' as executed in greyish-white-coloured linnen as is more often encountered: as such does it deal with a typical example of - I deem - the third-pattern that was intended for non-commisioned-staff ie. being an: 'Ausführung für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere'. The piece was clearly worn and carefully tunic-removed: it still shows some thread- ie. stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and naturally genuine, period example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period- and/or greyish-coloured breast-eagle of the: \'M36\'- (ie. \'M40\'-) pattern as was executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a darker-green-coloured background This is an attractive - and never used albeit minimally wrinkled and stained - example of a WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-war-) period- and/or greyish-coloured breast-eagle of the: 'M36'- (ie. 'M40'-) pattern as was executed in the 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a darker-green-coloured background and that comes all in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece is neatly executed in so-called 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and was never folded, confectioned nor tunic-attached: it comes 'as straightly of the role'. These breast-eagles - which actually were as stated above specifically produced for 'M-36'- (ie. 'M40'-) pattern tunics - saw usage on all sorts of tunics throughout the entire war. The piece is executed in bluish-grey-coloured linnen on a darker-green-coloured (and/or also linnen-based) background as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to aquire an attractive and 'BeVo'-woven, 'M-36'- (ie. 'M40'-) pattern tunic-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle, being a neatly maker- (ie. \'Hermann Knoller\'-) marked- and \'1940\'-dated example that comes mounted on its black-coloured, leather-based tab This is a truly attractive - and by this maker hard to encounter! - example of a WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle, being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Hermann Knoller'-) marked and/or: '1940'-dated example that comes mounted on its black-coloured leather-based tab and that comes in an overall nice (IMO only moderatly worn-), condition. The buckle was with certainty issued and/or worn but retains most of its somewhat 'matted'-styled-, field-grey-coloured finish without showing any real defaults: it was naturally also never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle - which shows the impressed makers'-designation: 'H.K.' - shows some obvious dust caused by moderate wear and over more than 70 years of storage. The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows the (typical 'Raute'-shaped 'Hermann Knoller - Pforzheim - 1940'-stamp (as can be seen on the pictures) and remains in an equally nicely preserved condition overall (it was never greased nor oiled but does show some minimal staining). The piece was recently found at a private household and was never before part of a collection. It should be noted that these buckles as produced by the 'Hermann Knoller'-company are not that easily encountered and can easily be graded: 'very scarce'. Simply a very attractive, 'Hermann Knoller'-marked-, 'Heeres'-example that is priced according to its overall nicely preserved condition!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) rank-chevron (ie. \'Gefreitenwinkel\') as was intended for an: \'Obergefreiter mit mehr als 6 Dienstjahre\', as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured, \'Heeres\'-tunics I recently uncovered four - fully identical and or: 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' - examples of the WH (Heeres) rank-chevron (ie. 'Gefreitenwinkel') as was intended for soldiers having the unusually seen rank of: 'Obergefreiter mit mehr als 6 Dienstjahre' (being executed in the 'Alter Art'- ie. old-style-pattern) as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured tunics, all four pieces coming in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The examples are executed on typical 'Heeres'-type darker-green-coloured wool and show a single stripe of the typical silver-toned 'Heeres'-style NCO-braid with above that a (neatly machine-embroidered) single pip (as can be seen on the pictures). The rank-chevrons are, moreover, nicely 'backed' with greyish-coloured linnen and were truly never used nor tunic-attached. It should be noted that these neat rank-chevrons are with certainty not that easily encountered if needed. All four pieces show a 'chalked' numeral on their backs (that reads: '2'). The price is natuarlly intended for one single 'Gefreitenwinkel'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a scarcely encountered army rank-piece!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) rank-chevron (ie. \'Gefreitenwinkel\') as was intended for an: \'Obergefreiter mit mehr als 6 Dienstjahre\', as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured-, \'Heeres\'-tunics I recently uncovered three - fully identical- and or: unissued! - examples of the WH (Heeres) rank-chevron (ie. 'Gefreitenwinkel') as was intended for an: 'Obergefreiter mit mehr als 6 Dienstjahre' (being executed in the 'Alter Art'- ie. old-style-pattern) as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured tunics, all three pieces in overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never tunic-attached-) condition. The examples are executed on typical 'Heeres'-type darker-green-coloured wool and show a single stripe of the typical silver-toned 'Heeres'-style NCO-braid with above that a (machine-embroidered-) single pip (see pictures). The badges are, moreover, nicely 'backed' with greyish-coloured linnen and were truly never used nor tunic-attached. It should be noted that these neat rank-chevrons are with certainty not that easily encountered if needed. The price is natuarlly intended for one single 'Gefreitenwinkel'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a scarcely encountered army rank-piece!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) related recruitment booklet- ie. brochure entitled: \'Offizier im grossdeutschen Heer - Merkworte für die Berufswahl - Kriegsausgabe\' (presumably issued in 1942) that comes in an overall very nice condition This - IMO early-war- ie. in 1942 published (16 paged- and/or soft-covered-) booklet - in German language - is full of information on the 'Heer' in general (it provides descriptions on various training possibilities, salaries, 'how to become an officer', 'Heeres'-insignia and/or awards, general information etc., etc.). The soft-covered - and actually very fragile - booklet which is only sized: 21,5 x 15,2 cms. - contains various neat illustrations and/or pictures and was intended to promote the 'Heer' for the future soldiers. This fragile booklet is as stated in an overall very nice condition and is truly void of any damage (some minimal age- and/or staining is however present). Most times this neat booklet is found in much more damaged and clearly used condition. Simply a very nice and desirable 'Heeres'-related item that I have priced according to its overall nice and/or fully complete condition!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) related recruitment booklet- ie. brochure entitled: \'Unteroffizier im grossdeutschen Heer - Merkworte für die Berufswahl\' (presumably issued in 1942) that comes in an overall very nice condition This - IMO early-war- ie. in 1942 published (50 paged- and/or soft-covered-) booklet - in German language - is full of information on the 'Heer' in general (it provides descriptions on various training possibilities, salaries, 'how to become an NCO', 'Ritterkreuzträger', 'Heeres'-insignia and/or awards, general information etc., etc.). The soft-covered - and actually very fragile - booklet which is only sized: 21,5 x 15 cms. - contains various neat (colourful!) illustrations and/or pictures and was intended to promote the 'Heer' for the future soldiers ie. NCO. This fragile booklet is as stated in an overall very nice condition and is truly void of any damage (some minimal age- and/or staining is however present). Most times this neat booklet is found in much more damaged and clearly used condition. This example came with 5 period 'stickers' (to be used on letters etc.) as can be seen on the 5th picture. Simply a very nice and desirable 'Heeres'-related item that I have priced according to its overall nice and/or fully complete condition!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Jäger'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece shows an additional 'backing' which is made-out of thin-shaped linnen (as can be seen on the pictures) and was simply never issued nor used and just shows some minimal age ie. storage-staining only simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various 'Jäger'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat 'Heeres'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Jäger'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece shows an additional 'backing' which is made-out of thin-shaped linnen (as can be seen on the pictures) and was simply never issued nor used and just shows some minimal age ie. storage-staining only simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various 'Jäger'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat 'Heeres'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Jäger'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece shows an additional 'backing' which is made-out of thin-shaped linnen (as can be seen on the pictures) and was simply never issued nor used and just shows some minimal age ie. storage-staining only simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various 'Jäger'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat 'Heeres'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece shows an additional \'backing\' which is made-out of thin-shaped- and/or black-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge on offer here was simply never issued nor used: it just shows some minimal age ie. storage-staining only simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various \'Jäger\'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat \'Heeres-Jäger\'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece is void of an additional \'backing\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge on offer here was simply never issued nor used: it just shows some minimal age ie. storage-staining only simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various \'Jäger\'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat \'Heeres-Jäger\'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece shows an additional \'backing\' which is made-out of thin-shaped- and/or black-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge on offer here was simply never issued nor used: it just shows some minimal age ie. storage-staining only simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various \'Jäger\'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat \'Heeres-Jäger\'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used! - (variant!) example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The piece shows an additional \'backing\' which is made-out of thin-shaped- and/or bluish-grey-coloured \'cheeseduck\' and does show some minimal carton-remains on its back simply caused by having been once glued into a scrapbook or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge on offer here was (I deem) issued and used: it does shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various \'Jäger\'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat - and worn! - \'Heeres-Jäger\'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece shows an additional \'backing\' which is made-out of thin-shaped- and/or black-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge on offer here was simply never issued nor used: it just shows some minimal age ie. storage-staining only simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various \'Jäger\'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat \'Heeres-Jäger\'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used! - (variant!) example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The piece is void of an additional \'backing\' something that is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge on offer here was (I deem) issued and used: it does shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various \'Jäger\'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat - and worn! - \'Heeres-Jäger\'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece shows an additional \'backing\' which is made-out of thin-shaped- and/or black-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge on offer here was simply never issued nor used: it just shows some minimal age ie. storage-staining only simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various \'Jäger\'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat \'Heeres-Jäger\'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece shows an additional \'backing\' which is made-out of thin-shaped- and/or black-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge on offer here was simply never issued nor used: it just shows some minimal age ie. storage-staining only simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various \'Jäger\'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat \'Heeres-Jäger\'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece shows an additional \'backing\' which is made-out of thin-shaped- and/or black-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge on offer here was simply never issued nor used: it just shows some minimal age ie. storage-staining only simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various \'Jäger\'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat \'Heeres-Jäger\'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive - and I deem minimally used! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. presumably once tunic-attached-), condition. The piece shows an additional \'backing\' which is made-out of thin-shaped- and/or black-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge on offer here was (I deem) issued and/or used: it just shows some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by having been worn as such. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various \'Jäger\'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat \'Heeres-Jäger\'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece is void of an additional \'backing\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge on offer here was simply never issued nor used: it just shows some minimal age ie. storage-staining only simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various \'Jäger\'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat \'Heeres-Jäger\'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece is void of an additional \'backing\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge on offer here was simply never issued nor used: it just shows some minimal age ie. storage-staining only simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various \'Jäger\'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat \'Heeres-Jäger\'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge, being a neatly machine-embroidered- and mult-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool I recently found two - fully identical - examples of the WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Jäger'-armbadge, being both neatly machine-embroidered versions as executed on darker-green-coloured wool, that both come in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The badges on offer here (which both show a reinforced greyish-coloured backing) were simply never issued nor used: they show some minimal age ie. storage-staining only, simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various 'Jäger' (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period infantry-related units). The asking-price is naturally per single patch. Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge, being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Jäger'-armbadge being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The badge on offer here was simply never issued nor used: it show some minimal age ie. storage-staining only simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various 'Jäger'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge, being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool I recently found three - fully identical and \'virtually mint\' - examples of the WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge being all three neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured examples as executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that come all three in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The badges on offer here was simply never issued nor used: they just show some minimal age ie. storage-staining only simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various \'Jäger\'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). My asking-price is naturally intended per single example. Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge, being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is a very attractive - and simply never worn nor used! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Jäger'-armbadge, being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The badge on offer here was simply never issued nor used: it just shows some minimal age ie. storage-staining only simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various 'Jäger'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat 'Heeres'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge, being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is a very attractive - and simply never worn nor used! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Jäger'-armbadge, being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The badge on offer here was simply never issued nor used: it just shows some minimal age ie. storage-staining only simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various 'Jäger'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat 'Heeres'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge, being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool I recently uncovered a complete bundle holding ten - fully identical! - examples of the WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Jäger'-armbadge being all ten neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured specimen as executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that come all ten in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The pieces show an additional 'backing' which is made-out of thin-shaped linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The badges on offer here were simply never issued nor used: they came still period 'tied-together' and just show some minimal age ie. storage-staining only simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various 'Jäger'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). My asking-price is naturally intended for a single example. Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat 'Heeres'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Jäger\'-armbadge, being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured version as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool I recently uncovered four - fully identical! - examples of the WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Jäger'-armbadge being all four neatly machine-embroidered- and/or multi-coloured specimen as executed on darker-green-coloured wool and that come all four in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The pieces show an additional 'backing' which is made-out of thin-shaped- and/or black-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The badges on offer here were simply never issued nor used: they just show some minimal age ie. storage-staining only simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right-upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various 'Jäger'- (ie. rifle- ie. infantry-related-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period, infantry-related units). My asking-price is naturally intended for a single example. Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat 'Heeres'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a \'mint- ie. unissued\' example as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive example of a so-called: WH (Heeres) 'Jäger'-armbadge being a probably issued- albeit 'virtually mint' example as executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes as 'straightly cut-off the role'. The piece is neatly executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and does show some storage-age and/or minimal staining. These decorative (arm-) badges were worn on the right upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various 'Jäger'- (ie. rifle-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period-, mountain-troop-related, infantry-units). Simply a great occasion to acquire a non-folded- and/or non-confectioned example of a genuine WH (Heeres) 'Jäger'-armbadge!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) \'Jäger\'-armbadge being a \'mint\' example as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that usually shows a pair of zinc-based \'75\'-cyphers period-attached This is an attractive example of a so-called: WH (Heeres) 'Jäger'-armbadge being a probably issued- albeit 'virtually mint' example as executed in the 'BeVo'-weave pattern that usually shows a pair of zinc-based '75'-cyphers period-attached. The piece is neatly executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and does show some storage-age and/or minimal staining. These decorative (arm-) badges were worn on the right upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various 'Jäger'- (ie. rifle-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period-, mountain-troop-related, infantry-units). The patch on offer is quite unusual due to the fact that it shows two (smaller-sized and typical zinc-based) '75'-cyphers period-attached: most likely done in order to signify attachment to the 'Jäger-Reiment 75' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a non-folded- and/or non-confectioned example of a genuine WH (Heeres) 'Jäger'-armbadge!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) \'Jäger\'-armbadge, being a neat and/or IMO once tunic-attached example as was executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive example of a so-called: WH (Heeres) 'Jäger'-armbadge, being a neat and/or IMO once tunic-attached example as was executed in 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in a wonderful and/or undamaged, condition. The piece is neatly executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and does show some age, wear and/or minimal staining. These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various 'Jäger'- (ie. rifle-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period-, mountain-troop-related, infantry-units). Simply a great occasion to acquire a non-folded- and/or non-confectioned example of a genuine WH (Heeres) 'Jäger'-armbadge!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) \'Jäger\'-armbadge, being a neat and/or virtually mint ie. unissued example as was executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern I recently found four (fully identical) examples of the so-called: WH (Heeres) 'Jäger'-armbadge, being all four neat and/or decorative examples as executed in the 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that all four come in a wonderful and/or totally undamaged, condition. The pieces are neatly executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and do show some age and/or minimal staining: they were never issued nor tunic-attached and come as 'straightly cut-of-the-role' (as can be seen on the pictures). These decorative (arm-)badges were worn on the right upper-sleeve by the troops that were attached to the various 'Jäger'- (ie. rifle-) regiments (being some sort of mid-war-period-, mountain-troop-related, infantry-units). The asking-price is naturally intended per single piece. Simply a great occasion to acquire a non-folded- and/or non-confectioned example of a genuine WH (Heeres) 'Jäger'-armbadge!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres) \'M-37\'-pattern (ie. \'1944\'-dated) EM- (ie. NCO-) type, straight-legged model trousers (\'Tropenhose\') that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued and/or never worn-), condition This is a truly attractive - and with certainty desirable! - example of a WH (Heeres) 'M-37'-pattern (ie. '1944'-dated) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, straight-legged model trousers ('Tropenhose'), as was executed in typical, mustard-green- (ie. tan-) coloured and/or 'smooth' linnen-based cloth and that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued and/or never worn-), condition. The pair - which shows its period, integrated belt as to be expected - has all its original (zinc-based-) buttons originally attached and is most certainly a 'standard-issue'-piece that was presumably issued but never worn. It bears a clearly readable, blue-inked 'RBn.'- (ie. size-) stamp that reads: '0/9928/0011 - 78 - 84 - 111 - 93 - M44' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is of the 'standard'-pattern that was worn throughout WWII and shows the 'standard' beige-coloured, linnen-based lining as to be expected. The pair shows truly no wear and has no damage nor holes whatsoever. Naturally, do I provide a life-time garuantee on its originality (as always). The piece is IMO fairly priced: especially if one takes into account the present 'market-prices' of all 'straight-legged'-model WH-trousers. Simply a neat 'text-book' example that would look great when re-mounted on a tropical-mannequin!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres), \'M34-pattern\'-, tropical-issue cap (ie.: \'Schiffchen\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'Clemens Wagner - Braunschweig\'-) marked and/or: \'Mai 1942\'-dated example This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres), 'M34-pattern'-, tropical-issue side-cap (ie.: 'Schiffchen') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Clemens Wagner - Braunschweig'-) marked and/or: 'Mai 1942'-dated example that comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued- and IMO hardly- ie. never worn-), condition. The cap - which is executed in 'regular'-type, tan-coloured linnen has no damages nor mothing whatsoever and is nicely and clearly maker-marked (with an oval-shaped ink-stamp) as stated above. The cap is fairly sized and measures 56 (ie. 54?) cms.: something that is also clearly stamped in the lining (which is a size that would fit a mannequin) and shows a tan-coloured (ie. tropical-issue-) cap-eagle and dito cocarde attached. Both insignia-pieces are executed in the 'BeVo'-weave pattern and are IMO period-attached by a machine (cocarde) and hand (eagle). The cap - which has its two undamaged- and tan-coloured rivets in place - shows a neat bright-red-coloured- and/or linnen-based lining (which is standard for these caps). The cap shows only minimal staining and or usage-marks (IMO just caused by years of storage and/or handling). Simply an attractive and naturally original - example of a - scarcely encountered! - tropical-issued side-cap that is IMO almost impossible to upgrade and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\' campaign-shield, that comes (originally) mounted on its piece of field-grey coloured and/or woolen-based cloth and which is a by: \'Friedrich Orth - Wien\'-produced example This is a truly attractive (and/or virtually mint!) example of a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) 'Krim' campaign-shield, that comes (originally) mounted on its piece of field-grey coloured and/or woolen-based cloth and which is a by: 'Friedrich Orth - Wien'-produced example, that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO issued but never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The shield has IMO not been used (ie. has never been on a tunic thus might well be issued but simply has not been mounted on a tunic) and comes naturally complete with its metal back-plate and retains all its (four) originally attached prongs: its (typical 'Orth'-pattern- and/or green-coloured-) protective backing is also present (see pictures). Although this piece is in a clearly unissued condition it shows some minimal tarnish ie. dust simply caused by years of storage only: all its truly glossy finish (ie. 'Brennlackierte Vorderseite') has been nicely preserved. It has, however, great pronounced detail and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The piece originates from a German flea-market and was never before part of a collection. It should be noted that these complete 'Krim' campaign-shields as produced by the 'Friedrich Orth'-company are not very common and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very attractive - and of course 100% original by the 'Friedrich Orth'-company produced - example: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield, that comes (originally) mounted on its piece of darker-green-coloured and/or woolen-based cloth and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield, that comes (originally) mounted on its piece of darker-green-coloured and/or woolen-based cloth, that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO issued and/or minimally worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and retains all its (four) originally attached prongs. The piece is 'backed' with a brownish-beige-coloured paper (of which only some remains are still present as can be seen on the pictures). The campaign-shield shows some minimal tarnish ie. dust, simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear: truly most of its glossy finish (ie. 'brennlackierte Vorderseite') has been nicely preserved. It has, moreover, great pronounced detail and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a German flea-market and was never before part of a collection. It should be noted that these complete 'Krim' campaign-shields as period-mounted on a darker-green-coloured backing are not very common and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very attractive - and of course 100% original example: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield, that comes (originally) mounted on its piece of field-grey coloured and/or woolen-based cloth This is a truly attractive - and minimally converse-shaped - example of a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield, that comes (originally) mounted on its piece of field-grey coloured and/or woolen-based cloth and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and/or worn), condition. The shield was once tunic-attached and still shows some stitching- and thread-remains (as can be seen on pictures). The shield comes naturally complete with its metal back-plate and retains all its (four) originally attached prongs: its beige-coloured- and paper-based protective backing is of course also present (see pictures). The shield shows some minimal tarnish ie. dust simply caused by years of storage and minimal wear: most of its somewhat matted finish has been nicely preserved. It has, however, great pronounced detail and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The piece originates from a German flea-market and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very attractive - and of course 100% original example: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield, that comes (originally) mounted on its piece of field-grey coloured and/or woolen-based cloth and which is a by: \'Friedrich Orth - Wien\'-produced example This is a truly attractive (and/or virtually mint!) example of a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield, that comes (originally) mounted on its piece of field-grey coloured and/or woolen-based cloth and which is (IMO) a by: 'Friedrich Orth - Wien'-produced example, that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO issued but never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The shield was once tunic-attached and still shows some stitching- and thread-remains (as can be seen on pictures). The shield comes naturally complete with its metal back-plate and retains all its (four) originally attached prongs: its (typical 'Orth'-pattern- and/or green-coloured-) protective backing is of course also present (see pictures). The shield shows some minimal tarnish ie. dust simply caused by years of storage and minimal wear: most of its somewhat glossy finish (ie. 'brennlackierte Vorderseite') has been nicely preserved. It has, however, great pronounced detail and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The piece originates from a German flea-market and was never before part of a collection. It should be noted that these complete 'Krim' campaign-shields as produced by the 'Friedrich Orth'-company are not very common and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very attractive - and of course 100% original by the 'Friedrich Orth'-company produced - example: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield, that comes (originally) mounted on its piece of field-grey coloured and/or woolen-based cloth and which is a by: \'Friedrich Orth - Wien\'-produced example This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield, that comes (originally) mounted on its piece of field-grey coloured and/or woolen-based cloth and which is (IMO) a by: 'Friedrich Orth - Wien'-produced example, that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO issued and/or minimally worn-), condition. The shield was once tunic-attached and still shows some stitching- and thread-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield comes naturally complete with its metal back-plate and retains all its (four) originally attached prongs: its (typical 'Orth'-pattern- and/or green-coloured-) protective backing is of course also present (see pictures). The shield shows some minimal tarnish ie. dust simply caused by years of storage and minimal wear: most of its somewhat glossy finish (ie. 'brennlackierte Vorderseite') has been nicely preserved. It has, however, great pronounced detail and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The piece originates from a German flea-market and was never before part of a collection. It should be noted that these complete 'Krim' campaign-shields as produced by the 'Friedrich Orth'-company are not very common and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very attractive - and of course 100% original by the 'Friedrich Orth'-company produced - example: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive example of a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield, that comes (originally) mounted on its piece of field-grey coloured- and/or woolen-based cloth and which is a by: \'Friedrich Orth - Wien\'-produced example This is a truly attractive (and/or hardly or even never used!) example of a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield, that comes (originally) mounted on its piece of field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based cloth and which is an IMO by the company: 'Friedrich Orth - Wien'-produced example, that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO issued but simply never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The shield has IMO not been used (ie. has never been on a tunic thus might well be issued but simply has not been mounted on a tunic) and comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and retains all its (four) originally attached prongs: its (typical 'Orth'-pattern- and/or darker-green-coloured-) protective backing is also present (see pictures). Although this piece is in a clearly unissued condition it shows some minimal tarnish ie. dust simply caused by years of storage only: most of its truly glossy finish (ie. 'Brennlackierte Vorderseite') has been nicely preserved. It has, however, great pronounced detail and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The piece originates from a German flea-market and was never before part of a collection. It should be noted that these complete 'Krim'-campaign-shields as produced by the 'Friedrich Orth'-company are not very common and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very attractive - and of course 100% original by the 'Friedrich Orth'-company produced - example: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive example of a WH (KM ie. \'Küstenartillerie\') rank-chevron (ie. \'Gefreitenwinkel\') as was intended for an: \'Obergefreiter\', as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured-, naval: \'Küstenartillerie\'-tunics I recently uncovered eight - fully identical- and or: unissued! - examples of the WH (Kriegsmarine ie. 'Küstenartillerie') rank-chevron (ie. 'Gefreitenwinkel') as was intended for an: 'Obergefreiter' (being executed in the 'Alter Art'- ie. old-style-pattern) as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured-, naval: 'Küstenartillerie'-tunics, all eight pieces in overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never tunic-attached-) condition. The examples are executed on typical 'Heeres'-type field-grey-coloured wool and show a single stripe of the typical golden-toned 'Küstenartillerie'-style NCO-braid with above that a single pip: all 8 pieces are IMO executed in detailed hand-embroidery and are executed in so-called: 'Celluon'-type braid as is more often seen (see pictures). The badges are, moreover, nicely 'backed' with greyish-coloured linnen and were truly never used nor tunic-attached. It should be noted that these neat naval rank-chevrons are with certainty not that easily encountered if needed. The price is natuarlly intended for one single 'Gefreitenwinkel'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a scarcely encountered naval rank-piece!

Attractive example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) blue-coloured rank-chevron (ie. \'Gefreitenwinkel\') as was intended for a: \'Gefreiter\' (as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured TR-period naval-tunics) I recently uncovered four - fully identical- and/or: unissued! - examples of the WH (Kriegsmarine) blue-coloured rank-chevron (ie. \'Gefreitenwinkel\') as was intended for a: \'Gefreiter\' (as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured TR-period naval-tunics), all four pieces coming in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. The examples are executed on typical \'Kriegsmarine\'-type darker-blue-coloured wool and show a single stripe of the typical golden-toned \'Kriegsmarine\'-pattern NCO-braid attached (as can be seen on the pictures. The patches are, moreover, nicely \'backed\' with darker-brown-coloured (\'leather-like\') cloth and were truly never used nor tunic-attached. It should be noted that these neat naval rank-chevrons are with certainty not that easily encountered if needed. The price is naturally intended for one single \'Gefreitenwinkel\'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a TR-naval rank-piece for a competitive price!

Attractive example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' (ie. destroyer war-badge), being a neat \'Buntmetall\'- albeit non-maker-marked example that comes in a wonderful condition This is a truly very attractive - and nicely preserved! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen' (ie. destroyer war-badge), being a neat 'Buntmetall'- albeit non-maker-marked example that comes in a truly very nice (and IMO only minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed badge retains all its golden-toned finish and is executed in so-called: 'Buntmetall' (ie. 'Tombak') and has of course a functional and unaltered (horizontally-mounted- and/or flute-shaped-) pin and catch in place as to be expected with such a high-quality produced award. Moreover, does it show the tiny hook in place (intended to firmly attach the award when worn on a tunic). The award was IMO never cleaned nor polished and has truly extraordinary and stunning detail: it is just a bit dusty ie. dirty as recently found. I deem that this example is accordingly priced: it will be very hard to find a nicer and more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) cuff-title ie. armband (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Geschwader Boelcke\' (being a typical, hand-embroidered officers\'-pattern example that comes in a worn ie. period-shortened- ie. relic, condition) This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) cuff-title ie. armband (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Geschwader Boelcke' being a typical, hand-embroidered officers'-pattern example that comes in a clearly issued- ie. worn- and/or period-shortened- ie. relic, condition. The armband comes - as stated above - in a shortened condition and was clearly used as such (ie. it measures now approximately 17 cms. in length). Both ends are unfinished as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband - which originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered - shows moderate age, wear and or staining and was as such most certainly issued- and/or stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in darker-blue-coloured wool and shows the (detailed!) hand-embroidered title in bright-silver-coloured 'braid' as is more often encountered: as such does it show the great crafmenship employed in the days. It deals with a typical example that was intended for mere officers'-usage: 'Ausführung für Offiziere'. Simply a very attractive - and naturally genuine, period! - example that was issued to a pilot serving in a famous 'LW-Geschwader' and that is priced according to its overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) cuff-title ie. armband (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Geschwader Boelcke\', that comes in a clearly worn- ie. period-shortened-, condition This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) cuff-title ie. armband (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Geschwader Boelcke', that comes in a clearly worn- ie. period-shortened- (and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The armband comes - as stated above - in a somewhat period-shortened condition (ie. it measures now 36 cms. in length as once tunic-attached). Both ends are neatly (period!) sewn-together as is more often encountered. The armband - which originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered - shows some moderate wear and/or age and was as such most certainly awarded, worn- and/or stored for decades. The cuff-title - which does show some minimal age and/or staining - is executed in the neat (ie. 'smooth-type') darker-blue-coloured, wool and shows the machine-stitched title in silver-white-coloured (and also linnen-based) thread as is more often encountered: as such does it deal with a typical example that was intended for enlisted-men (and NCOs) ie. being an: 'Ausführung für Mannschaften'. Simply a very nice and naturally genuine, period example that is IMO priced according to its minimally shortened- and/or clearly worn, condition!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) cuff-title ie. armband (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Geschwader General Wever\' that comes in a moderately worn- ie. period minimally shortened-, condition This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) cuff-title ie. armband (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Geschwader General Wever\' that comes in a moderately worn- ie. minimally period-shortened- (ie. clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The armband comes - as stated above - in a somewhat period-shortened condition (ie. it measures now 39 cms. in length as once tunic-attached). Both ends are not sewn together and show some minimal fraying as is more often encountered. The armband - which originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered shows some moderate wear and/or age and was as such most certainly awarded, worn- and/or stored as such for decades. The cuff-title - which does show some minimal age and/or staining - is executed in the neat (ie. \'smooth-type\') darker-blue-coloured wool and shows the machine-stitched title in silver-white-coloured (and also linnen-based) thread as is more often encountered: as such does it deal with a typical example that was intended for enlisted-men (and NCOs) ie. being an: \'Ausführung für Mannschaften o. Unteroffiziere\'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example is necely \'backed\' with black-coloured linnen (something that is not always encountered). Simply a very nice and naturally genuine, period example that was worn by a fighter-pilot serving in a famous \'Geschwader\' and that is priced according to its minimally shortened- and/or clearly worn, condition!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) cuff-title ie. armband (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Geschwader Hindenburg\' (being a typical NCO-pattern example that comes in a \'virtually mint\'- and/or non-shortened, condition) This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) cuff-title ie. armband (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Geschwader Hindenburg' being a typical NCO-pattern example having two additionally-added silver-toned borders and that comes in a probably issued- albeit 'virtually mint'- and/or non-shortened, condition. The armband comes - as stated above - in a full-length- ie. non-shortened condition (ie. it measures approximately 47 cms. in length). Both ends are unfinished as is more often encountered. The armband - which originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered - simply shows no wear nor age and was as such most certainly issued- and/or stored as such for decades. The cuff-title - which does show some minimal (storage)age and/or staining - is executed in the neat (ie. 'smooth-type') darker-blue-coloured wool and shows the machine-stitched title in silver-white-coloured (and also linnen-based) thread as is more often encountered. It also shows two (period- ie. 'off-factory'-added) silver-toned 'braid-based'-borders and as such does it deal with a typical example that was intended for NCOs ie. being an: 'Ausführung für Unteroffiziere'. Simply a very nice and naturally genuine, period example that was issued to a pilot serving in a famous 'LW-Geschwader' and that is priced according to its pristine- and/or fully untouched, condition!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) cuff-title ie. armband (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Geschwader Hindenburg\' (being a typical, hand-embroidered officers\'-pattern example that comes in a worn ie. period-shortened, condition) This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) cuff-title ie. armband (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Geschwader Hindenburg' being a typical, hand-embroidered officers'-pattern example that comes in a clearly issued- ie. worn and/or period-shortened, condition. The armband comes - as stated above - in a shortened condition and was clearly used as such (ie. it measures approximately 34 cms. in length). Both ends are unfinished as is more often encountered (although one end shows some 'hand-stitching' as can be seen on the pictures). The armband - which originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered - shows moderate age, wear and or staining and was as such most certainly issued- and/or stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in black-coloured wool and shows the (detailed!) hand-embroidered title in bright-silver-coloured braid as is more often encountered: as such does it show the great crafmenship employed in the days. It deals with a typical example that was intended for mere officers'-usage: 'Ausführung für Offiziere'. Simply a very attractive - and naturally genuine, period! - example that was issued to a pilot serving in a famous 'LW-Geschwader' and that is priced according to its overall nicely preserved and/or fully untouched, condition!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) cuff-title ie. armband (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Jagdgeschwader Richthofen\' (being a typical EM/NCO-pattern example that comes in a \'virtually mint\'- and/or non-shortened, condition) This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) cuff-title ie. armband (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Jagdgeschwader Richthofen' being a typical enlisted-mens'- ie. NCO-pattern example that comes in a probably issued- albeit 'virtually mint'- and/or totally non-shortened, condition. The armband comes - as stated above - in a full-length- ie. non-shortened condition (ie. it measures approximately 46 cms. in length). Both ends are unfinished as is more often encountered. The armband - which originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered - simply shows no wear nor age and was as such presumably issued- and/or stored as such for decades (it does show a tiny moth-hole above the first 'g'-character as can be seen on the pictures albeit nothing that shocking). The cuff-title - which does show some minimal (storage)age and/or staining - is executed in the neat (ie. 'smooth-type') darker-blue-coloured wool and shows the machine-stitched title in silver-white-coloured (and also linnen-based) thread as is more often encountered and as such does it deal with a typical example that was intended for EM- ie. NCO-usage ie. being an: 'Ausführung für Mannschaften o. Unteroffiziere'. Simply a very nice and naturally genuine, period example that was issued to a pilot serving in a famous 'LW-Jagdgeschwader' and that is priced according to its pristine- and/or fully untouched, condition!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) cuff-title ie. armband (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Jagdgeschwader Udet\' that comes in a clearly worn- ie. period-shortened-, condition This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) cuff-title ie. armband (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Jagdgeschwader Udet' that comes in a clearly worn- ie. period-shortened- (ie. still 'sewn-together'- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The armband comes - as stated above - in a somewhat period-shortened condition (ie. it measures now 39 cms. in length as once tunic-attached). Both ends are neatly (and most certainly period!) sewn-together as is more often encountered. The armband - which originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered together with the 'Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen' (ie. pilots-badge) I offer under 49585 - shows some moderate wear and/or age and was as such most certainly awarded, worn- and/or stored as such for decades. The cuff-title - which does show some minimal age and/or staining - is executed in the neat (ie. 'smooth-type') darker-blue-coloured, wool and shows the machine-stitched title in silver-white-coloured (and also linnen-based) thread as is more often encountered: as such does it deal with a typical example that was intended for enlisted-men (and NCOs) ie. being an: 'Ausführung für Mannschaften o. Unteroffiziere'. Simply a very nice and naturally genuine, period example that was worn by a fighter-pilot serving in a famous 'Jagdgeschwader' and that is priced according to its minimally shortened- and/or clearly worn, condition!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered-, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') having a golden-couloured \'Goldkordel\' attached, as was intended for: \'Flugzeugpersonal\' This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered-, so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. 'Tätigkeitsabzeichen') having a golden-couloured 'Goldkordel' attached, as was intended for: 'Flugzeugpersonal' (or: aircraft maintenance-staff) that comes in a very nice- (and IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which has the neat 'golden cord-like border' (ie. 'Goldkordel') attached, signifying that the bearer has one years'-service in this speciality - is nicely machine-woven on a LW bluish-grey-coloured- and woolen-based background and shows some minor staining (tarnish). These badges ranked actually amongst the 'award-category' and came with an official award-document and had to be properly entered in both 'Soldbuch' and 'Wehrpass'. Simply a very nice and not that often encountered LW ' 'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen' that is not that easily found!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) silver-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\', showing a: \'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit\' This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) silver-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar), showing a detailed 4-years loyal-service-medal (or: 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit') that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon (bar-) having its originally attached silver-coloured (Luftwaffe) and/or early- (ie. 'down-tailed'-) eagle-device still attached and firmly in place. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice ie. somewhat 'frosted'- ie. tarnished age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' on a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example is 'backed' with black-coloured wool. The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more nicely preserved (Luftwaffe) example!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Fliegerschützen-Abzeichen mit Blitzbündel in Stoff\' (or: cloth air-gunners-badge with lightning-bolts) being a nicely executed and typical machine-embroidered specimen This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Fliegerschützen-Abzeichen mit Blitzbündel in Stoff' (or: air-gunners-badge with lightning-bolts in cloth) being a neatly machine-embroidered specimen as was executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a bluish-grey-coloured (and woolen-based) background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The badge is naturally a fine original example (something that is obvious if one considers the neat and/or detailed machine-stitching used). This example would most certainly look very nice if mounted onto a: 'LW Fliegerbluse' and is a sound (and much cheaper!) alternative for its metal counterparts. The piece on offer shows a (greyish-white-coloured-) and/or cheese-duck-based 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a: 'Fliegerschützen-Abzeichen mit Blitzbündel in Stoff' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff\' (or: air-force observers-badge in cloth) being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or non-\'padded\' specimen This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff\' (or: airforce observers-badge in cloth) being a neatly machine-embroidered- and non-\'padded\' specimen as was executed in silver-greyish- (ie. multi!) coloured linnen and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The badge is naturally a fine original example (something that is obvious if one considers the neat and/or detailed machine-embroidery used). This example would most certainly look very nice if mounted onto a: \'LW Fliegerbluse\' and is a sound (and much cheaper!) alternative for its metal counterparts. The piece on offer here is as more often void of an additional \'backing\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a \'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff\' that is impossible to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff\' (or: observers-badge in cloth) being a neatly machine-stitched- (ie. \'non-padded\'-) version as was executed in multi-toned colours This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff' (or: observers-badge in cloth) being a neatly machine-stitched- (ie. 'non-padded'-) version as was executed in multi-toned colours, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The badge is naturally a fine original example (something that is obvious if one considers the neat and/or detailed machine-stitching used). This example would most certainly look very nice if mounted on a: 'LW Fliegerbluse' and is a sound (and much cheaper!) alternative for its metal counterparts. Simply an attractive example of a 'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff\' (or: observers-badge in cloth) being a neatly machine-stitched- and/or nicely \'padded\' specimen This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff' (or: observers-badge in cloth) being a neatly machine-stitched- and/or nicely 'padded' specimen as was executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The badge is naturally a fine original example (something that is obvious if one considers the neat and/or detailed machine-stitching used). This example would most certainly look very nice if mounted on a: 'LW Fliegerbluse' and is a sound (and much cheaper!) alternative for its metal counterparts. The piece on offer shows a (black-coloured-) and/or carton-based backing and does show the remains of a (period) inventory-ticket (as can be seen on the pictures) Simply an attractive example of a 'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff\' (or: observers-badge in cloth) being a neatly machine-stitched- and/or nicely \'padded\' specimen This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff' (or: observers-badge in cloth) being a neatly machine-stitched- (in multi-toned colours!) and/or nicely 'padded' specimen as was executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The badge is naturally a fine original example (something that is obvious if one considers the neat and/or detailed machine-stitching used). This example would most certainly look very nice if mounted on a: 'LW Fliegerbluse' and is a sound (and much cheaper!) alternative for its metal counterparts. The piece on offer shows a (black-coloured-) and/or: linnen-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures) Simply an attractive example of a 'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff\' (or: observers-badge in cloth) being a neatly machine-stitched- and/or nicely \'padded\' specimen This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff' (or: observers-badge in cloth) being a neatly machine-stitched- and/or nicely 'padded' specimen as was executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The badge is naturally a fine original example (something that is obvious if one considers the neat and/or detailed machine-stitching used). This example would most certainly look very nice if mounted on a: 'LW Fliegerbluse' and is a sound (and much cheaper!) alternative for its metal counterparts. The piece on offer shows a (black-coloured-) and/or carton-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures) Simply an attractive example of a 'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff' that is impossible to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff\' (or: observers-badge in cloth) being a neatly machine-stitched- and/or nicely \'padded\' specimen This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff' (or: observers-badge in cloth) being a neatly machine-stitched- and/or nicely 'padded' specimen as was executed in silverish-white-coloured linnen and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. Ideem issued but still 'virtually mint'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The badge is naturally a fine original example (something that is obvious if one considers the neat and/or detailed machine-stitching used). This example would most certainly look very nice if mounted on a: 'LW Fliegerbluse' and is a sound (and much cheaper!) alternative for its metal counterparts. The piece on offer shows a (black-coloured-) and/or carton-based backing that shows some glue-residue on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) Simply an attractive example of a 'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff\' (or: observers-badge in cloth) being a neatly machine-stitched- and/or truly used specimen This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff' (or: observers-badge in cloth) being a neatly machine-stitched specimen as was executed in (darker-toned) silverish-grey-coloured linnen on a (typical LW-type) background and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem minimally used- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge is naturally a fine original example (something that is obvious if one considers the neat and/or detailed machine-stitching used). This example would most certainly look very nice if re-mounted onto a: 'LW Fliegerbluse' and is a sound (and much cheaper!) alternative for its metal counterparts. The piece on offer here is totally void of a backing (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a minimally used 'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff\' (or: observers-badge in cloth) being a neatly \'backed\'- (ie. \'padded\'-) version as was executed in multi-toned colours This is a truly very attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff' (or observers-badge in cloth) being a neatly 'backed'- (ie. 'padded'-) version that is executed in multi-toned colours, in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The badge is neatly 'backed' ie. 'padded' in order to give it a more pronounced- ie. thicker shape and comes as stated in a stonemint- ie. truly unissued (and/or never tunic-attached-) condition. The badge is naturally a fine original example (something that is obvious if one considers the neat and/or detailed stitching used). This example would most certainly look very nice if mounted on a: 'LW Fliegerbluse' and is a sound (and much cheaper!) alternative for its metal counterparts. Simply a very attractive example of a 'Beobachtersabzeichen in Stoff' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fliegerschützenabzeichen mit Blitzbündel in Stoff\' (or air-gunners\'-badge in cloth) being a neatly machine-stitched- and/or nicely \'padded\' specimen This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fliegerschützenabzeichen mit Blitzbündel in Stoff' (or air-gunners'-badge in cloth) being a neatly machine-stitched- (in multi-toned colours!) and/or nicely 'padded' specimen as was executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The badge is naturally a fine original example (something that is obvious if one considers the neat and/or detailed machine-stitching used). This example would most certainly look very nice if mounted on a: 'LW Fliegerbluse' and is a sound (and much cheaper!) alternative for its metal counterparts. The piece on offer shows a (black-coloured-) and/or: linnen-based backing that shows a tiny mothole (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a 'Fliegerschützenabzeichen mit Blitzbündel in Stoff' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fliegerschützenabzeichen mit Blitzbündel in Stoff\' (or air-gunners\'-badge in cloth) being a neatly \'backed\'- (ie. \'padded\'-) version - overall nice (albeit used ie. tunic-removed-) condition! This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fliegerschützenabzeichen mit Blitzbündel in Stoff' (or air-gunners'-badge with lightning-bolts in cloth) being a neatly 'backed'- (ie. 'padded'-) version, in overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. tunic-removed-) condition. The badge is neatly 'backed' ie. 'padded' in order to give it a more thicker shape and is as stated in a nicely used and/or worn condition: it orginates from a private German household where it was recently found. The badge is naturally a fine original example (something that is obvious if one considers the neat multi-coloured- threads and/or detailed stitching used - see pictures). The piece is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black coloured linnen as to be expected. This example would most certainly look very nice if mounted on a 'LW Fliegerbluse' and is a sound (and cheaper!) alternative for its metal counterparts. Simply a very nice example of a 'Fliegerschützenabzeichen mit Blitzbündel in Stoff'!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield, that comes (originally) mounted on its piece of bluish-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based cloth and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Krim'-campaign-shield, that comes (originally) mounted on its piece of bluish-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based cloth, that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO issued and/or worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and retains three of its attached prongs (one is missing ie. broken-off). The piece is not 'backed' (as can be seen on the pictures) but shows some minimal rust-staining on its metal-based back-plate. The campaign-shield itself shows some minimal tarnish ie. dust, simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear: truly most of its glossy finish (ie. 'brennlackierte Vorderseite') has been nicely preserved. It has, moreover, great pronounced detail and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a German flea-market and was never before part of a collection. It should be noted that these complete 'Krim' campaign-shields as period-mounted on a 'Luftwaffe'-coloured backing are not very common and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very attractive - and of course 100% original example: hard to find a more attractive LW-example for a more interesting price!

Attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'M-37\'-pattern (ie. \'1940\'-dated) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, straight-legged model trousers (\'Hose\') that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued and/or never worn-), condition This is a truly attractive - and with certainty desirable! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'M-37'-pattern (ie. '1940'-dated) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, straight-legged model trousers ('Hose'), as was executed in typical, bluish-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based cloth and that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued and/or never worn-), condition. The pair has all its original (glass- ie. resin-based-) buttons originally attached and is most certainly a 'standard-issue'-piece that was presumably issued but never worn. It bears a clearly readable, inked makers'- (ie. size-) stamp that reads: 'E. Knoch - Müncheden - 70 - 78 - 109 - 94 - 11/40' and is additionally bearing a so-called: 'LBA'-marking (that reads: 'LBA (S) 40' as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is of the 'standard'-pattern that was worn throughout WWII and shows the 'standard' white- (ie. bluish-grey-) coloured, linnen-based lining as to be expected. The pair shows truly no wear and has no damage nor holes whatsoever (all woolen 'nap' is present). Naturally do I provide a life-time garuantee on its originality (as always). The piece is IMO fairly priced: especially if one takes into account the present 'market-prices' of all 'straight-legged'-model WH-trousers. Simply a neat 'text-book' example that would look great when re-mounted on a Luftwaffe-mannequin!

Attractive example of a WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrikakorps\', being a clearly issued- ie. worn- and/or once tunic-attached, condition This is an attractive and/or fully 'textbook'-example of a WH cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrikakorps', being an IMO clearly issued- and/or moderately worn- (and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The armband comes in a somewhat shortened condition (ie. it measures approximately 43 cms.) and was as stated issued and moderately worn. Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered. The armband just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage but is void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was once tunic-attached and was sewn-on by means of machine-stitching (as cam be deducted from the stitching-holes which are clearly present). This example was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive and naturally genuine period example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrikakorps\', being a clearly issued- ie. worn- and/or once tunic-attached, condition This is an attractive and/or fully 'textbook'-example of a WH cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrikakorps', being an IMO clearly issued- and/or moderately worn- (and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The armband comes in a somewhat shortened condition (ie. it measures approximately 37,5 cms.) and was as stated issued and moderately worn. Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered. Moreover, are the brownish-coloured 'borders' neatly folded 'backwards' (something that was common practise). The armband just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage but is void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). This example was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive and naturally genuine period example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrikakorps\', being a clearly issued- ie. worn- and/or once tunic-attached, condition This is an attractive and/or fully 'textbook'-example of a WH cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrikakorps', being an IMO clearly issued- and/or moderately worn- (and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The armband comes in a somewhat shortened condition (ie. it measures approximately 39 cms.) and was as stated issued and moderately worn. Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered. The armband just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage but is void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was once tunic-attached and was sewn-on by means of machine-stitching (as can be deducted from the stitching-holes which are clearly present). This example was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive and naturally genuine period example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Kreta\' (being a minimally shortened example that comes in an issued- ie. once tunic-attached, condition) This is an attractive - and/or fully 'textbook'! - example of a WH cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Kreta', being a minimally shortened example that comes in an issued- ie. once tunic-attached- ie. carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The cuff-title comes in a minimally shortened condition (ie. it presently measures approximately 37,5 cms.) and was as stated (IMO) issued and/or minimally worn. Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered (one end still shows its period, golden-yelllow-coloured stitching as can be seen on the pictures). The armband just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage and moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be stated that these 'Kreta'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or 'Wehrpass'). This example was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive and naturally genuine, period example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Kreta\' (being a minimally shortened example that comes in an issued- ie. once tunic-attached- and still period-\'sewn-together\'-, condition This is an attractive - and/or fully 'textbook'! - example of a WH cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Kreta', being a minimally shortened example that comes in an issued- ie. once tunic-attached- ie. carefully tunic-removed- and/or: still 'sewn-together'-, condition. The cuff-title comes in a minimally shortened condition (ie. it presently measures approximately 37 cms.) and was as stated (IMO) issued and/or minimally worn. Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered (both ends are still period-stitched together as can be seen on the pictures). The armband just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be stated that these 'Kreta'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or 'Wehrpass'). This example was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive and naturally genuine, period example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WH cuff-title ie. armband (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\', that comes in a clearly worn- ie. period-shortened-, condition This is an attractive example of a WH cuff-title ie. armband (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrika', that comes in a clearly worn- ie. period-shortened- (and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The armband comes - as stated above - in a somewhat period-shortened condition (ie. it measures now once tunic-attached. Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered. The armband shows some moderate wear and/or age and was as such most certainly awarded, worn- and/or stored for decades. The cuff-title is executed in the neat (ie. 'smooth-type') brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as 'official awards' that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or 'Wehrpass'). Simply a very nice and naturally genuine, period example that is IMO priced according to its minimally shortened condition!

Attractive example of a WH Czech occupation medal - 1 October 1938 (or: \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938\') that comes mounted on its (neatly confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a WH Czech occupation medal - 1 October 1938 (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938') that comes mounted on its (neatly confectioned) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately worn ie. issued-), condition. This medal was presented to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938. This example came mounted on its original and/or neatly pre-folded- (bright-red ie. black-coloured-) ribbon that still retains its copper-based 'clip' (which is still functional and can naturally be used to mount the award on a tunic as such). The medal - which retains truly most of its golden-toned finish is a very nice and/or pronounced example having extraordinary detail (the medal has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and is just a bit dusty and/or tarnished, simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear). Simply an attractive example that is almost impossible to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WH Czech occupation medal - 1 October 1938 (or: \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938\') that comes mounted on its (neatly confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a WH Czech occupation medal - 1 October 1938 (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938') that comes mounted on its (neatly confectioned) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately worn ie. issued-), condition. This medal was presented to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938. This example came mounted on its original and/or neatly pre-folded- (bright-red ie. black-coloured-) ribbon that still retains its copper-based 'clip' (which is still functional and can naturally be used to mount the award on a tunic as such). The medal - which retains truly most of its golden-toned finish is a very nice and/or pronounced example having extraordinary detail (the medal has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and is just a bit dusty and/or tarnished, simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear). Simply an attractive example that is almost impossible to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a woolen-based, N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband, being of the \'partly-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive example of an IMO early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period- and woolen-based, N.S.D.A.P.-related party armband, being of the neat - and not that often encountered! - 'partly-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. These woolen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., H.J. and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 41 cms. and is 10 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from bright-red-coloured wool and shows a neatly (inter-woven-) so-called: 'swastika'-roudel (executed in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern). The black-coloured swastika is woven onto a white coloured- and linnen-based roundel (see pictures). This example is void of an interwoven maker- and/or patent-pending- marking and is not ink-stamped (something that is more often encountered) : it shows, however, the remains of a once-present 'RzM'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age, staining and/or minimal wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice and desirable 'variant' party-related item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a WWII-period- (and Spanish-issued) wound-medal for foreigners (aka: \'Medalla de Sufrimientos por la Patria versión de tropa para Extranjeros\') that comes mounted on its (typically Spanish) styled ribbon This is an attractive example of a WWII-period- (and Spanish-issued!) wound-medal for foreigners (aka: \'Medalla de Sufrimientos por la Patria versión de tropa para Extranjeros\') that comes mounted onto its (typically Spanish) styled ribbon and that came stored in its period, carton-based (and darker-blue-coloured) etui as issued. This medal was institutioned by a decree that was issued on 15 March 1940. The bright-silver-coloured and typically Spanish-produced, (pre)WWII-period award retains a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance: it is just a bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by decades of storage only. The medal - which was most certainly issued as such - comes mounted onto its original piece of confectioned and/or folded ribbon (which measures in total 8 cms. and that comes mounted onto its bright-silver-toned- and/or typical Spanish-issued, so-called: mounting \'Spange\' ie. bar (as can be seen on the pictures). The etui comes in a equally nicely preserved condition and just shows some minimal handling/storage-age only: moreover, does it show a blue-toned makers-designation-stamp in its lid that reads: Industrias Egana - Motrico (Guipuzcoa) - Esmalteria Fina - Tel. 464\' as can be noticed on the pictures). The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently found. Simply a nice opportunity to aquire an attracttive example of a Spanish-issued wound-medal ie. Spanish Civil War-related award!

Attractive example of a WWII-period- and Spanish-issued, loyal-service-medal called: \'Medalla al Merito Militar\' that comes mounted on its (typically Spanish) mounted ribbon as issued and/or worn The neat and/or multi-coloured-enamelled, Spanish-produced, (pre)WWII-period, loyal-service-medal (having a white-coloured- and/or red-striped ribbon signifying non-combattant status) retains all of its enamel and retains a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance: it is just a bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by decades of storage and/or mimimal wear. This is the luxuriously styled-version (having a double-sided enamelled surface). The medal - which was most certainly issued ie. worn as such - comes mounted onto its original piece of confectioned and/or folded ribbon (which measures in total 8 cms. and that comes mounted onto its golden-toned-coloured- and/or typical Spanish-issued, so-called: mounting 'Spange' ie. bar (as can be seen on the pictures). This is as stated above the neat double-sided-, non-combattant version as made-out of (bright-golden-toned) copper- (ie. brass-) based metal. The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently found. Simply a nice opportunity to aquire an attracttive example of the Spanish-issued loyal-service ie. Spanish Civil War-related medal!

Attractive example of a WWII-period- and Spanish-issued, loyal-service-medal called: \'Medalla al Merito Militar\' that comes mounted on its (typically Spanish) mounted ribbon as issued and/or worn The neat and/or multi-coloured-enamelled, Spanish-produced, (pre)WWII-period, loyal-service-medal (having a white-coloured- and/or red-striped ribbon signifying non-combattant status) retains all of its enamel and retains a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance: it is just a bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by decades of storage and/or mimimal wear. This is the luxuriously styled-version (having a double-sided enamelled surface). The medal - which was most certainly issued ie. worn as such - comes mounted onto its original piece of confectioned and/or folded ribbon (which measures in total 8 cms. and that comes mounted onto its golden-toned-coloured- and/or typical Spanish-issued, so-called: mounting \'Spange\' ie. bar (as can be seen on the pictures). This is as stated above the neat double-sided-, non-combattant version as made-out of (bright-golden-toned) copper- (ie. brass-) based metal. The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently found. Simply a nice opportunity to aquire an attracttive example of the Spanish-issued loyal-service ie. Spanish Civil War-related medal!

Attractive example of a \'BDM\' (ie.: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle entitled: \'Süd Schwaben\', still retaining its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is a very attractive example of a so-called: 'HJ/BDM' (or: 'Hitler Jugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel') district-triangle entitled: 'Süd Schwaben', still retaining its period-attached 'RzM'-etiket, in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never worn nor used-) condition. As stated is the triangle in a wonderfull condition overall and simply shows no wear nor age whatsoever. This is a 'female' specimen, woven in white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. The piece still retains its period-attached 'RzM'-etiket and cannot be upgraded. Simply a very nice female youth-triangle: hard to find a nicer ie. cleaner example for a better price!

Attractive example of a \'BeVo\'-type armshield entitled: \'Idel-Ural\', as was intended for a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' (ie. within the \'Volga-Tartar Legion\') This is a truly attractive example of the colourfull, 'BeVo'-type armshield entitled: 'Idel-Ural', as was intended for the Russian volunteers who served within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' (ie. within the 'Volga-Tartar Legion'), being an example that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The shield comes in an absolute mint, unissued condition and simply cannot be upgraded. These - original - 'officially' German produced arm-shields as executed in the 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo'-) are considered scarce. The piece shows a neat interwoven 'BeVo-Wuppertal' producers-mark on the bottom as is sometimes encountered (see pictures). The piece is void of any staining nor damage and comes as 'straightly cut-of the role'. This is one of the more scarcer examples of the colourfull series. Simply an attractive piece of German-made cloth insignia that IMO is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a \'BeVo\'-type armshield entitled: \'Idel-Ural\', as was intended for a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' (ie. within the \'Volga-Tartar Legion\') and that comes with a (rare!) portrait of the bearer This is a truly attractive example of the colourfull, 'BeVo'-type armshield entitled: 'Idel-Ural', as was intended for the Russian volunteers who served within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' (ie. within the 'Volga-Tartar Legion') being an example that comes in an overall nice (ie. clearly issued- and/or minimally confectioned- and/or stained-), condition and that comes with a (rarely seen!) period picture-portrait of the presumed bearer. It should be noted that these - original - 'officially' German produced armshields as executed in the 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo'-) can easily be considered 'scarce'. The piece - that is is one of the more scarcely seen examples of the colourfull armshield-series - shows a neat interwoven 'BeVo-Wuppertal' producers-mark (as can be seen on the back). The armshield came with a (rarely seen!) period picture-portrait (sized: 13,5 x 8,5) showing a similar armshield being worn. The portrait shows, moreover, intersting details such as a: silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') and 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze' (or bronze panzer assault badge or PAB) being worn. The portrait shows some pencilled-text (ie. a name) on its back that reads: 'Karl Lübben von Dortmund - Jan. 1945' (as can be seen on the pictures). Both items were found as such at a private household in Germany and were never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive 'Ostvölker'-related armshield- ie. portrait-set that IMO priced according to its scarcity and/or desirabilty!

Attractive example of a \'Polizei\' (police) silver-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\', showing a: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung der 2. Stufe\' (or: police loyal service medal of the 2nd class as was awarded for 18 years of service) This is an attractive - and truly as single-pieced medal-bar unusually seen! - example of a 'Polizei' (police) silver-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar), showing a detailed 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung der 2. Stufe' (or: police loyal service medal of the second class as was awarded for 18 years of service) that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice ie. somewhat 'frosted'- ie. minimally tarnished age-patina. The medal - that was recently found as such in Germany - is 'mounted' on a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example is 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. It should be mentioned that it is quite unusual to find this particular police-medal mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a \'Polizei\' (police) silver-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\', showing a: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Stufe\' (or: police loyal service medal of the 3rd class as was awarded for 8 years of service) This is a truly attractive - and unusually seen! - example of a 'Polizei' (police) silver-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar), showing a detailed 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Stufe' (or: police loyal service medal of the 3rd class as was awarded for 8 years of service) that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice ie. somewhat 'frosted'- ie. tarnished age-patina. The medal - that was recently found as such in Germany - is 'mounted' on a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example is 'backed' with greenish-coloured wool. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. It should be mentioned that it is quite unusual to find this particular police-medal mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a \'Polizei\' (police) silver-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\', showing a: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Stufe\' (or: police loyal service medal of the 3rd class as was awarded for 8 years of service) This is a truly attractive example of a 'Polizei' (police) silver-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar), showing a detailed 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Stufe' (or: police loyal service medal of the 3rd class as was awarded for 8 years of service) that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice ie. somewhat 'frosted'- ie. tarnished age-patina. The medal - that was recently found as such in Germany - is 'mounted' on a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example is 'backed' with greenish-coloured wool. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. It should be mentioned that it is quite unusual to find this particular police-medal mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a \'Polizei\' (police) silver-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\', showing a: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Stufe\' (or: police loyal service medal of the 3rd class as was awarded for 8 years of service) This is an attractive - and truly as single-pieced medal-bar unusually seen! - example of a 'Polizei' (police) silver-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar), showing a detailed 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Stufe' (or: police loyal service medal of the 3rd class as was awarded for 8 years of service) that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice ie. somewhat 'frosted'- ie. minimally tarnished age-patina. The medal - that was recently found as such in Germany - is 'mounted' on a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example is 'backed' with greenish-grey-coloured wool. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. It should be mentioned that it is quite unusual to find this particular police-medal mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für Männer\' (as was intended for 12 years loyal-service) and that came together with its period piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive - and with certainty not that often- ie. actually scarcely found! - RAD-loyal-service-award is of the typical \'light-weight\'- (ie. aluminium-based) version and retains pronounced details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains a fair bit of its fairly \'glossy\'- and/or: typical (shiny) silver-toned and \'frosted\' finish and has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished (it still retains a fair bit of its \'off-factory\' polished sides ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\' as can be seen on the pictures). The piece came together with its full-length piece (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') of cornflower-blue coloured ribbon (which is neatly folded and measures approximately 18 cms. in length). The medal was simply never mounted. Simply an attractive example of this: \'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für Männer\' that is most certainly priced according to its nicely preserved and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für Männer\' (as was intended for 12 years loyal-service) and that comes mounted on its period piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive - and with certainty not that often- ie. even scarcely found! - RAD-loyal-service-award is of the 'light-weight'- (ie. aluminium-based) version and retains pronounced details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: typical (shiny) silver-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished (it still retains most of its 'off-factory' polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten' as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes mounted onto its period-shortened piece (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') of cornflower-blue coloured ribbon (which is neatly folded and measures approximately 9,2 cms. in length). The ribbon still retains its silver-toned 'clip' (mounted for easily wearing the piece on a tunic). This example was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive example of this: 'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für Männer' that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für Männer\' (as was intended for 12 years loyal-service) and that comes mounted on its period piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive - and with certainty not that often- ie. actually scarcely found! - RAD-loyal-service-award is of the typical \'light-weight\'- (ie. aluminium-based) version and retains pronounced details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains a fair bit of its fairly \'glossy\'- and/or: typical (shiny) silver-toned and \'frosted\' finish and has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished (it still retains a fair bit of its \'off-factory\' polished sides ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\' as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes mounted onto its full-length piece (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') of cornflower-blue coloured ribbon (which is neatly folded and measures approximately 9,2 cms. in length). The ribbon still retains its copper-toned \'clip\' (mounted for easily wearing the piece on a tunic). Simply an attractive example of this: \'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für Männer\' that is most certainly priced according to its nicely preserved and untouched condition!

Attractive example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für Männer\' (as was intended for 12 years loyal-service) and that comes mounted on its period piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive - and with certainty not that often- ie. actually very scarcely found! - RAD-loyal-service-award is of the typical 'light-weight'- (ie. aluminium-based) version and retains pronounced details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it truly retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: typical (shiny) silver-toned and 'frosted' finish and has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished (it still retains most of its 'off-factory' polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten' as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes mounted onto its full-length piece (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') of cornflower-blue coloured ribbon (which is neatly pre-folded and measures approximately 9,2 cms. in length). The ribbon still retains its copper-toned 'clip' (mounted for easily wearing the piece on a tunic). Simply an attractive example of this: 'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für Männer' that is most certainly priced according to its nicely preserved and fully untouched condition!

Attractive example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für Männer\' (as was intended for 18 years loyal-service) being a maker- (ie. \'13\'- or \'G. Brehmer\'-) marked example The attractive award - being of the 'regular'- (ie. zinc- or: 'Feinzink'-) based pattern - truly retains gorgeous details and has a wonderfull and only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it truly retains most (ie. all!) of its fairly 'glossy'- (ie. 'frosted'-) and/or: silver-toned finish and has never been cleaned nor polished. The piece comes mounted on its period- (and/or neatly pre-confectioned-) piece of cornflower-blue-coloured- and nicely pre-folded ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') (which still retains its copper-toned clip for easy tunic-attachment as can be seen on the pictures). The award still retains most of its 'off-factory'-polished details (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example bears a clearly present and stamped: '13'-designation into its ring denoting that it was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Gustav Brehmer' based in the town of Marneukirchen in Sachsen. Simply a very attractive - and actually scarcely found! - example of this: 'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für Männer' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\' (as was awarded for 4 years of loyal-service) that came stored in its period, 2-pieced etui as issued The attractive award - being of the 'light-weight'- ie. aluminium-based- version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: golden-bronze-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The piece came together with its period-shortened piece (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') of cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (which is neatly folded and measures approximately 8 cms. in length). The award came stored in its (scarcely seen!) light-brown-coloured- and two-pieced etui (which comes in an overall nice condition and that shows a nicely preserved, silver-coloured 4-numeral impressed on its lid. The set is only minimally used and will be very hard to be upgraded. Simply a very attractive - and complete! - example of this: 'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\' as was intended for 4 years loyal-service and that comes mounted onto its period piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive award - being of the typical 'light-weight'- (ie. bronze-toned, aluminium-based) version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: golden-bronze-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The piece comes mounted onto its period-shortened piece (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') of cornflower-blue coloured ribbon (which is neatly folded and measures approximately 11 cms. in length). This particular award was - I deem - most certainly issued and minimally worn but can nevertheless still be graded 'virtually mint-' and will be very hard to be upgraded. Simply an attractive example of this: 'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\' as was intended for 4 years loyal-service and that comes mounted onto its period piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive award - being of the typical 'light-weight'- (ie. bronze-toned, aluminium-based) version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: reddish-bronze-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The piece comes mounted onto its period-shortened piece (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') of cornflower-blue coloured ribbon (which is neatly folded and measures approximately 11 cms. in length). This particular award was - I deem - most certainly issued and minimally worn but can nevertheless still be graded 'virtually mint-' and will be very hard to be upgraded. Simply an attractive example of this: 'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\' as was intended for 4 years loyal-service and that comes mounted onto its period piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive award - being of the typical 'light-weight'- (ie. bronze-toned, aluminium-based) version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: golden-bronze-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The piece comes mounted onto its period-shortened piece (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') of cornflower-blue coloured ribbon (which is neatly folded and measures approximately 7 cms. in length). This particular award was - I deem - most certainly issued and minimally worn but can nevertheless still be graded 'virtually mint-' and will be truly very hard to be upgraded. Simply an attractive example of this: 'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\' as was intended for 4 years loyal-service and that comes mounted onto its period piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive award - being of the typical 'light-weight'- (ie. bronze-toned, aluminium-based) version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: reddish-bronze-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The piece comes mounted onto its period-shortened piece (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') of cornflower-blue coloured ribbon (which is neatly folded and measures approximately 11 cms. in length). This particular award was - I deem - most certainly issued and minimally worn but can nevertheless still be graded 'virtually mint-' and will be very hard to be upgraded. Simply an attractive example of this: 'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\' as was intended for 4 years loyal-service and that comes mounted onto its period piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive award - being of the typical 'light-weight'- (ie. bronze-toned, aluminium-based) version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: reddish-bronze-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The piece comes mounted onto its period-shortened piece (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') of cornflower-blue coloured ribbon (which is neatly folded and measures approximately 11 cms. in length). This particular award was - I deem - most certainly issued and minimally worn but can nevertheless still be graded 'virtually mint-' and will be very hard to be upgraded. Simply an attractive example of this: 'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'): \'Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe für Männer\' as was intended for 12 years loyal-service and that comes mounted onto its period (broad-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly very attractive - and actually quite scarcely found! - RAD-loyal-service-award (ie. 'Dienstauszeichnung für Männer der 2. Stufe in Silber') is of the 'light-weight'- (ie. silver-toned- ie. aluminium- ie. 'Cupal'-based) version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat tarnished) age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: bright-golden-toned (ie. truly 'frosted') finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. Most (ie. all!) of its (off-factory) polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten' are nicely preserved and visible (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes firmly mounted onto its typical period, broader-sized- and/or cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or presumably worn (it also retains its silver-toned clip intended for wearing it on a service-dress or tunic). It should be noted that these attractive, higher-class 'RAD-Dienstauszeichnungen' are actually not that easily found and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very attractive example of a: 'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe für Männer' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'): \'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\' as was intended for 4 years loyal-service and that comes mounted onto its period (broad-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive - and I deem just moderately used and/or worn - RAD-loyal-service-award (ie. 'Dienstauszeichnung für Männer der 4. Stufe in Bronze') is of the 'light-weight'- (ie. bronze-toned- ie. aluminium- ie. 'Cupal'-based) version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat tarnished) age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: bronze-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. Most (ie. all!) of its (off-factory) polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten' are nicely preserved and visible (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes firmly mounted onto its typical period, broader-sized- and/or cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or presumably worn. Simply a very attractive and typical 'Cupal'-based example of a: 'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'): \'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\' as was intended for 4 years loyal-service and that comes mounted onto its period (broad-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive - and I deem just moderately used and/or worn - RAD-loyal-service-award (ie. \'Dienstauszeichnung für Männer der 4. Stufe in Bronze\') is of the \'light-weight\'- (ie. golden-bronze-toned- ie. aluminium- ie. \'Cupal\'-based) version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat tarnished) age-patina: it retains all of its fairly \'glossy\'- and/or: bronze-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. Most (ie. all!) of its (off-factory) polished sides ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\' are nicely preserved and visible (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes firmly mounted onto its typical period, broader-sized- and/or cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or presumably worn. Simply a very attractive and typical \'Cupal\'-based example of a: \'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'): \'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\' as was intended for 4 years loyal-service and that comes mounted onto its period (broad-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The very attractive - and I deem just moderately used and/or worn! - RAD-loyal-service-award (ie. 'Dienstauszeichnung für Männer der 4. Stufe in Bronze') is of the 'light-weight'- (ie. darker-bronze-toned- ie. aluminium- ie. 'Cupal'-based) version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat tarnished) age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: darker-bronze-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. Most (ie. all!) of its (off-factory) polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten' are nicely preserved and visible (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes firmly mounted onto its typical period, broader-sized- and/or cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or presumably worn. Simply a very attractive and typical 'Cupal'-based example of a: 'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'): \'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\' as was intended for 4 years loyal-service and that comes mounted onto its period (broad-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The very attractive - and I deem just moderately used and/or worn! - RAD-loyal-service-award (ie. \'Dienstauszeichnung für Männer der 4. Stufe in Bronze\') is of the \'light-weight\'- (ie. darker-bronze-toned- ie. aluminium- ie. \'Cupal\'-based) version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat tarnished) age-patina: it retains all of its fairly \'glossy\'- and/or: darker-bronze-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. Most (ie. all!) of its (off-factory) polished sides ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\' are nicely preserved and visible (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes firmly mounted onto its typical period, broader-sized- and/or cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or presumably worn. Simply a very attractive and typical \'Cupal\'-based example of a: \'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'): \'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\' as was intended for 4 years loyal-service and that comes mounted onto its period (broad-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The very attractive - and I deem just moderately used and/or worn! - RAD-loyal-service-award (ie. \'Dienstauszeichnung für Männer der 4. Stufe in Bronze\') is of the \'light-weight\'- (ie. darker-bronze-toned- ie. aluminium- ie. \'Cupal\'-based) version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat tarnished) age-patina: it retains all of its fairly \'glossy\'- and/or: darker-bronze-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. Most (ie. all!) of its (off-factory) polished sides ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\' are nicely preserved and visible (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes firmly mounted onto its typical period, broader-sized- and/or cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or presumably worn. Simply a very attractive and typical \'Cupal\'-based example of a: \'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'): \'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\' as was intended for 4 years loyal-service and that comes mounted onto its period (broad-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The very attractive - and I deem just moderately used and/or worn! - RAD-loyal-service-award (ie. \'Dienstauszeichnung für Männer der 4. Stufe in Bronze\') is of the \'light-weight\'- (ie. darker-bronze-toned- ie. aluminium- ie. \'Cupal\'-based) version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat tarnished) age-patina: it retains all of its fairly \'glossy\'- and/or: darker-bronze-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. Most (ie. all!) of its (off-factory) polished sides ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\' are nicely preserved and visible (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes firmly mounted onto its typical period, broader-sized- and/or cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or presumably worn. Simply a very attractive and typical \'Cupal\'-based example of a: \'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: WH Czech occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\', that comes with its carton-based pouch and/or ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'), as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Rudolf Bergs\' This is an attractive example of the WH Czech occupation- (ie. 'Anschluss'-) medal: '1. Oktober 1938' (that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: '1. Oktober 1938') that comes together with its original (and actually scarcely encountered!) carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based pouch and/or period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'), as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Rudolf Bergs' based in the town of Gablonz a. N., that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly issued- ie. once worn-), condition. The ribbon was carefully confectioned and with certainty once medal-attached: it measures approx. 19 cms. in length. The (IMO zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based- and/or non-maker-marked-) medal has a nice and fairly 'frosted' age-patina as more often encountered: it shows a very nice and non-altered-, golden-bronze-toned age-patina (see pictures). The details on the piece are, however, still stunning and/or very pronounced. The neat (and truly scarcely encountered!) beige-yellow-coloured- and 'Zellstoff'-based pouch (which is void of any printed text on its front) comes in a complete and/or fully functional condition: it does show, however, some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and complete! - 'Anschluss'-medal-set: '1. Oktober 1938' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: \'D.R.K.B.\' (or: \'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund\' aka \'Kyffhäuserbund\') related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being a woolen-based example having a: \'D.R.K.B.\'-insignia attached This is an attractive example of a so-called: 'D.R.K.B.' (or: 'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund' aka 'Kyffhäuserbund') related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being a woolen-based example having a: 'D.R.K.B.'-insignia (executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern) attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. This example - having a total size of 35,5 cms. and is 8,3 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from darker-blue-coloured wool and shows a neatly (woven-) so-called: 'Kyffhäuserbund'-shield attached (which is executed in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern). The shield is 'off-factory' attached by means of machine-stitching (see pictures). The piece is very nicely made and shows only minimal age and/or staining caused by decades of storage only (see pictures). Simply a neat 'D.R.K.B.'-related item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwerter\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L/15\'-) marked specimen that is executed in bright, silverish-coloured \'Buntmetall\' This is a very attractive example of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwerter' (or: war merits' cross first class without swords) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L/15'-) marked specimen as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Otto Schickle' based in the town of Pforzheim and that is executed in bright, silverish-coloured 'Buntmetall'. The non-magnetic (and so-called: 'Buntmetall'-based-) cross has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it has, however, lost most of its (most certainly once present!) so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides). The cross comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- and/or catch (set-up) which are both present and unaltered. The piece comes as found and stored for decades: it was truly never cleaned. IMO is the KvK 1st class award a bit underestimated by the collectors' community: they can IMO be almost graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply a very attractive and desirable example by a not that commonly encountered maker: hard to find a more nicer and truly untouched example!

Attractive example of a: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\' (or: air-raid warden service-medal second-class) being a regular-weight- and/or neatly maker- (ie. \'60\'-) marked specimen as was executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is an attractive example of a: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe' (or: air-raid warden service-medal second-class) being a regular-weight- and/or neatly maker- (ie. '60'-) marked specimen (as is stamped in the aluminium-based ring) as was executed in zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') that was produced by the: 'Katz u. Doehle'-company and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO hardly used ie. worn- ie. virtually mint-), condition. The - as stated above nicely maker-marked! - medal comes mounted on its neatly pre-confectioned- and/or: pre-folded full-length ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in a very nice condition overall. The medal was IMO most certainly issued but simply hardly or even never worn (it shows some dust and dirt simply caused by years of storage and or minimal wear) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any defaults. Simply a very attractive example that was produced by the: 'Katz u. Doehle'-company and that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\' (or: air-raid warden service-medal second-class), being a neat light-weight- and or non-maker-marked specimen as was executed in aluminium-based metal This is a truly very attractive example of a: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe' (or: air-raid warden service-medal second-class), being a neat light-weight- and or non-maker-marked specimen as was executed in aluminium-based metal and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO hardly used ie. worn- ie. virtually mint-), condition. The - non-maker-marked - medal comes mounted on its neatly pre-confectioned- and/or pre-folded ribbon (ie. Bandabschnitt) and comes in a very nice condition overall (the copper-toned pin for easy attachment to the uniform is also present). The medal was IMO most certainly issued but simply never worn (it shows some dust and dirt simply caused by years of storage and or minimal wear) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any defaults. Simply a very attractive example that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive example of a: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\' (or: air-raid warden service-medal second-class), being a neat light-weight- and or non-maker-marked specimen as was executed in aluminium-based metal This is a truly very attractive example of a: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe' (or: air-raid warden service-medal second-class), being a neat light-weight- and or non-maker-marked specimen as was executed in aluminium-based metal and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO hardly used ie. worn- ie. virtually mint-), condition. The - non-maker-marked - medal comes mounted on its neatly pre-confectioned- and/or pre-folded ribbon (ie. Bandabschnitt) and comes in a very nice condition overall (the copper-toned pin for easy attachment to the uniform is also present). The medal was IMO most certainly issued but simply never worn (it shows some dust and dirt simply caused by years of storage and or minimal wear) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any defaults. Simply a very attractive example that will be impossible to be upgraded

Attractive example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal) being a nicely preserved zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that comes period-mounted on a so-called: \'Einzelspange\' This is an attractive (and only minimally used- and/or worn example) of a: 'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal) being a nicely preserved zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that comes period-mounted on a so-called: 'Einzelspange' and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued- and IMO only minimally worn-), condition. The medal was most certainly issued and/or worn as such and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. The medal has a quite 'matted' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage only). I could not determine if the medal is a maker-marked-example: the ring is firmly hidden under the neatly confectioned ribbon. The medal just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbon shows some equal minor usage and/or staining. The medal (ie. 'Spange') has truly very nice detail and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool as is more often encountered and comes mounted on its (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. It should be noted that it is truly unusual to find a period-mounted Eastern Front medal on an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of a: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stf. in Silber\' that comes mounted onto its period (broad-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive and fairly scarcely found \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ) service-award - being of the \'regular-weight\'- (ie. zinc- or \'Feinzink\'-based) version - truly retains nice details and has a darkened- (ie. somewhat tarnished) age-patina: it has, however, lost most (ie. all) of its bright-silver-toned finish (which has faded-away over the years ie. has \'migriert\') and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece came mounted onto its typical period, broad-sized, shortened and/or cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or presumably worn. It should be noted that these attractive, female-related \'RADwJ-Dienstauszeichnungen\' are actually not that easily found and can be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply an attractive example of this: \'RAD Dienstauszeichnung für weibliche Jugend 3. Stufe in Silber\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe in Silber\' that comes mounted onto its period (broad-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\' The attractive and fairly scarcely found service-award - being of the 'regular-weight'- (ie. zinc- or 'Feinzink'-based) version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat tarnished) age-patina: it retains a fair bit of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: bright-silver-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. Some of its (off-factory) polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten' are nicely preserved and visible (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes firmly mounted onto its typical period, broad-sized- and cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or presumably worn. It should be noted that these attractive, female-related 'RADwJ-Dienstauszeichnungen' are actually not that easily found and can be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive example of this: 'RAD Dienstauszeichnung für weibliche Jugend 3. Stufe in Silber' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe in Silber\' that comes mounted onto its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\' The truly attractive award - being of the 'light-weight'- (ie. aluminium-based) version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat tarnished) age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: bright-silver-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. Most of its (off-factory) polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten' are nicely preserved and visible (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes firmly mounted onto its typical period, cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or presumably worn. It should be noted that these attractive, female-related 'RADwJ-Dienstauszeichnungen' are actually not that easily found and can be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive example of this: 'RAD Dienstauszeichnung für weibliche Jugend 3. Stufe in Silber' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe in Bronze\' that comes mounted onto its period-attached (\'bow-tie\'-shaped!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive - and fairly scarcely found RADwJ-service-award - being of the \'regular-weight\'- (ie. zinc- or \'Feinzink\'-based) version that truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat tarnished) golden-bronze age-patina: it retains most of its fairly \'glossy\'- and/or: golden-bronze-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes firmly mounted onto its typical period-confectioned (ie. typical \'bow-tie\'-shaped!) and cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or presumably worn. It should be noted that these attractive, female-related \'RADwJ-Dienstauszeichnungen\' are actually not that easily found and can be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply an attractive example of this: \'RAD Dienstauszeichnung für weibliche Jugend 4. Stufe in Bronze\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive example of a: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' (or: golden-class, civil loyal-service-medal as was intended for 40 yrs. of loyal service) that comes stored in its original, maker- (ie. \'Deschler\'-) marked \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch This is a very nicely preserved example of a: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse' (or: golden-class, loyal-service medal as was issued for 40 years of loyal service) that comes still stored in its original, maker- (ie. 'Deschler'-) marked carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based pouch as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal - which is an unmarked specimen as is more often encountered - is a stunning piece that truly retains all of its very shiny- and/or bright golden-coloured finish: it also retains most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. It comes mounted onto its corn-flower blue-coloured ribbon which still retains it copper-toned clasp as was intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned and has truly immaculate- and/or undamaged black-coloured enamel. The - actually scarcely encountered! - beige-brown-coloured- and/or: 'Zellstoff'- based pouch (sized: 13 x 10,7 cms.) comes in an equally nice condition overall: it shows only minimal wear ie. age but is complete and/or fully functional. It shows a clear printed makers-mark on its back (that reads: 'Deschler & Sohn - München 9' as can be seen on the pictures. Simply a very attractive and complete golden-toned loyal-service medal first-class that was produced by the 'Deschler'-company: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive example of a: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' (or: golden-class, civil loyal-service-medal as was intended for 40 yrs. of loyal service) that comes stored in its original, maker- (ie. \'Deschler\'-) marked \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch This is a very nicely preserved example of a: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse' (or: golden-class, loyal-service medal as was issued for 40 years of loyal service) that comes still stored in its original, maker- (ie. 'Deschler'-) marked carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based pouch as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal - which is an unmarked specimen as is more often encountered - is a stunning piece that truly retains all of its very shiny- and/or bright golden-coloured finish: it also retains most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. It comes mounted onto its corn-flower blue-coloured ribbon which still retains it copper-toned clasp as was intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned and has truly immaculate- and/or undamaged black-coloured enamel. The - actually scarcely encountered! - beige-brown-coloured- and/or: 'Zellstoff'- based pouch (sized: 13 x 10,7 cms.) comes in an equally nice condition overall: it shows only minimal wear ie. age but is complete and/or fully functional. It shows a clear printed makers-mark on its back (that reads: 'Deschler & Sohn - München 9' as can be seen on the pictures. Simply a very attractive and complete golden-toned loyal-service medal first-class that was produced by the 'Deschler'-company: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive example of a: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' (or: golden-class, civil loyal-service-medal as was intended for 40 yrs. of loyal service) that comes stored in its original, maker- (ie. \'Deschler\'-) marked \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch This is a very nicely preserved example of a: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse' (or: golden-class, loyal-service medal as was issued for 40 years of loyal service) that comes still stored in its original, maker- (ie. 'Deschler'-) marked carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based pouch as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal - which is an unmarked specimen as is more often encountered - is a stunning piece that truly retains all of its very shiny- and/or bright golden-coloured finish: it also retains most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. It comes mounted onto its corn-flower blue-coloured ribbon which still retains it copper-toned clasp as was intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned and has truly immaculate- and/or undamaged black-coloured enamel. The - actually scarcely encountered! - beige-brown-coloured- and/or: 'Zellstoff'- based pouch (sized: 13 x 10,7 cms.) comes in an equally nice condition overall: it shows only minimal wear ie. age but is complete and/or fully functional. It shows a clear printed makers-mark on its back (that reads: 'Deschler & Sohn - München 9' as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and complete golden-toned loyal-service medal first-class that was produced by the 'Deschler'-company: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive example of a: \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse\' (or bar to the WWI IC 2nd class) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L/13\'-) marked example that was produced by the: \'Wilh.Deumer\'-company This is a very attractive example of a so-called: 'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse' (or bar to the WWI IC 2nd class) a neatly maker- (ie. 'L/13'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly issued and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece only retains some of its 'high-polished sides (or 'hochpolierte Kanten') but is, however, still very detailed and/or pronounced as to be expected: it came together with its (minimally confectioned- and/or neatly folded-) piece of WWI-period EKII-ribbon ie. 'Bandabschnitt' - as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' retains both of its 'closed' ribbon-loops and is as stated above only minimally stained ie. dirty: it retains a very nice age-patina and was IMO never cleaned nor polished. The piece is - as stated above a neatly maker- (ie. 'L/13'-) marked (as is more often the case) - that can be attributed to the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The piece originated from a private household and was never before in any collection. It should be noted that these 'Wiederholungsspangen zum EK II. Klasse' are quite scarcely encountered and are not that often appearing on the market: even more so when they are of the pattern having the 'closed' ribbon-loops set-up. Simply a very nice 'variant-pattern'-example that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity!

Attractive example of a: \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse\' (or bar to the WWI IC 2nd class) being a non-maker-marked example that was (IMO) produced by the: \'Wilh.Deumer\'-company This is an attractive example of a so-called: 'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse' (or bar to the WWI IC 2nd class) being a non-maker-marked example as was IMO produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company, that comes in an overall nice, albeit clearly issued and/or worn, condition. The neat piece truly retains most of its 'high polished sides (or 'hochpolierte Kanten') and is still very detailed and/or pronounced as to be expected: it came together with its (minimally confectioned- and/or neatly folded-) piece of WWI-period EKII-ribbon ie. 'Bandabschnitt' see pictures). The 'Spange' retains three (of its originally four-) prongs and is as stated above only minimally stained ie. dirty: it retains a very nice age-patina and was IMO never cleaned nor polished. The piece is - as stated above a non-maker-marked example (as is more often the case) - that can IMO be attributed to the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. As stated is the neat badge IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty and comes as found) and has a very nice 'frosted' appearance. The piece originated from a private household and was never before in any collection. It should be noted that these 'Wiederholungsspangen zum EK II. Klasse' are quite scarcely encountered and are not that often appearing on the market. Simply a very nice example that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity!

Attractive example of a: \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse\' (or bar to the WWI IC 2nd class) being a non-maker-marked-, so-called: \'two-pin\'-pattern example that was (IMO) produced by the: \'Boerger u. Co.\'-company This is an attractive example of a so-called: 'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse' (or bar to the WWI IC 2nd class) being a non-maker-marked-, so-called: 'two-pin'-pattern example that was (IMO) produced by the: 'Boerger u. Co.'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly issued- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece truly retains most of its 'high-polished sides (or 'hochpolierte Kanten') and is still very detailed and/or pronounced as to be expected: it came together with its (minimally confectioned- and/or neatly folded-) piece of WWI-period EKII-ribbon ie. 'Bandabschnitt' as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' retains both its prongs (it is of the so-called: 'two-pin'-pattern) and is as stated above only minimally stained ie. dirty: it retains a very nice age-patina and was IMO never cleaned nor polished. The piece is - as stated above a non-maker-marked example (as is more often the case) - that can IMO be attributed to the: 'Boerger u. Co.'-company. As stated is the neat badge IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty and comes as found) and has a very nice 'frosted' appearance. The piece originated from a private household and was never before in any collection. It should be noted that these 'Wiederholungsspangen zum EK II. Klasse' are quite scarcely encountered and are not that often appearing on the market. Simply a very nice example that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity!

Attractive example of a: \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse\' (or: bar to the WWI IC 2nd class) being a possibly maker-marked example that was (presumably) produced by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company This is an attractive example of a so-called: 'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse' (or bar to the WWI IC 2nd class) being a presumably maker-marked example that was (supposedly) produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly issued- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece truly retains a fair of its 'high-polished sides (or: 'hochpolierte Kanten') and is still very detailed and/or pronounced as to be expected: it came mounted onto its (minimally confectioned- and/or neatly folded-) piece of WWI-period, EKII-ribbon ie. 'Bandabschnitt' as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' retains all its originally four prongs and is as stated above only minimally stained ie. dirty: it retains a very nice age-patina and was never cleaned nor polished. The piece is presumably a maker-marked example (as is more often the case) that can IMO be attributed to the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. As stated, is the neat badge never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty and comes as found) and has a very nice 'frosted' appearance. The piece originated from a private household and was never before in any collection. It should be noted that these 'Wiederholungsspangen zum EK II. Klasse' are quite scarcely encountered and are not that often appearing on the market. Simply a very nice example that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity!

Attractive example of an (IMO early- ie. mid-war-) pattern \'SS\' ie. \'Waffen-SS\' so-called: \'RzM-style\'-collar-tab (being a so-called: \'pumpkin-head-variant\') as was intended for usage within the: \'3. SS-Panzer-Division\' \'Totenkopf\' This is an attractive example of an (IMO early- ie. mid-war-) pattern 'SS' ie. 'Waffen-SS' so-called: 'RzM-style'-collar-tab, depicting the horizontally mounted deaths-head ie. skull (being of the so-called: 'pumpkin-head-variant') as was intended for usage by the various soldiers and/or NCO serving within the: '3. SS-Panzer-Division' 'Totenkopf' and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat piece was IMO never tunic-attached and shows a 'standard-pattern'- and/or yellowish-beige-coloured (ie. 'buckram'-based-) 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab - which is executed in the fairly 'smooth-type'- ie. so-called 'moleskin'-type wool shows some moderate age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very nice and 100% guaranteed original TK-tab of the so-called: 'pumpkin-head-variant'-pattern that is almost impossible to upgrade and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of an (IMO later- ie. mid-war-) pattern \'SS\' ie. \'Waffen-SS\' so-called: \'RzM-style\'-collar-tab, as was intended for usage within the: \'3. SS-Panzer-Division\' \'Totenkopf\' This is an attractive example of an (IMO later- ie. mid-war-) pattern 'SS' ie. 'Waffen-SS' so-called: 'RzM-style'-collar-tab, depicting the horizontally mounted deaths-head ie. skull, as was intended for usage by the various soldiers and/or NCO serving within the: '3. SS-Panzer-Division' 'Totenkopf' and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO worn- and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The neat piece was IMO once tunic-attached and shows a 'standard-pattern'- and/or yellowish-beige-coloured (ie. 'buckram'-based-) 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab - which is executed in the fairly 'smooth-type'- ie. so-called 'moleskin' wool shows some moderate age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. Simply a very nice and 100% guaranteed original TK-tab that is almost impossible to upgrade. It should be noted that clearly worn- and/or tunic-removed examples are very desirable and are nowadays very hard to encounter!

Attractive example of an (IMO later- ie. mid-war-) pattern \'SS\' ie. \'Waffen-SS\' so-called: \'RzM-style\'-collar-tab, as was intended for usage within the: \'3. SS-Panzer-Division\' \'Totenkopf\' This is an attractive example of an (IMO later- ie. mid-war-) pattern 'SS' ie. 'Waffen-SS' so-called: 'RzM-style'-collar-tab, depicting the horizontally mounted deaths-head ie. skull, as was intended for usage by the various soldiers and/or NCO serving within the: '3. SS-Panzer-Division' 'Totenkopf' and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat piece was IMO never tunic-attached and shows a 'standard-pattern'- and/or yellowish-beige-coloured (ie. 'buckram'-based-) 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab - which is executed in the fairly 'smooth-type'- ie. so-called 'moleskin' wool shows some moderate age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very nice and 100% guaranteed original TK-tab that is almost impossible to upgrade and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of an (IMO slightly used) Waffen-SS-related so-called: \'RzM\'-style collar-tab, as was intended for usage by a soldier who served within the: 13. Waffen-Gebirgsdivision der SS “Handschar” This is an attractive example of an (IMO slightly used) Waffen-SS-related so-called: 'RzM'-style collar-tab (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was intended for usaged by a soldier who served within the: 13. Waffen-Gebirgsdivision der SS “Handschar” and that comes in an overall very nice condition. The piece - which is executed in the typical, smooth-type- and black-coloured wool - shows the (silver-grey-coloured- and machine-embroidered) 'scimitar and swastika'-insignia as to be expected. This example has a nice, standard-pattern, white-coloured- and/or 'Buckram'-based backing and comes IMO in a minimally used- ie. worn, condition. The tab shows some normal staining and age. Simply a very nice and 100% authentic example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of an - actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) linnen-based cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Unteroffiziervorschule\' (as was executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'-style- ie. \'BeVo-weave\'-pattern) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Heeres) linnen-based- and nicely machine-woven, cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Unteroffiziervorschule' (or: NCO preparatory training-school) as was executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-style (ie. 'BeVo'-weave-pattern) and that comes as stored for decades and/or recently found and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem minimally used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The cuff-tilte - which is neatly executed in shiny, silver-coloured 'braid' on a typical greenish-/grey-coloured- and/or: linnen-based background - comes in a full-length- and non-shortened condition: it measures approximately 43 cms. and has two unfinished ends (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was presumably issued and minimally worn ie. once tunic-attached: it shows some minimal age ie. wear-marks only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH cuff-title that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive example of an - actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) linnen-based-, cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Unteroffiziervorschule\', as was executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'-style (ie. \'BeVo-weave\'-pattern) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Heeres) linnen-based- and nicely machine-woven, cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Unteroffiziervorschule' (or: NCO preparatory training-school), as was executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-style (ie. 'BeVo'-weave-pattern) and that comes as stored for decades and/or recently found, in overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The cuff-tilte - which is neatly executed in shiny, silver-coloured 'braid' on a typical greenish-/grey-coloured- and/or: linnen-based background - comes in a full-length- and non-shortened condition: it measures approximately 44 cms. and has two unfinished ends (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was presumably issued but simply never worn nor tunic-attached: it shows some minimal (storage)age only. Simply an attractive and actually not that often encountered WH cuff-title which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of an - actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) linnen-based-, cuff-title entitled: \'Unteroffiziersvorschule\' (or NCO preparatory training-school), as executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'-style (ie. \'BeVo\'-weave pattern) This is an attractive example of an - actually scarcely encountered albeit minimally shortened - WH (Heeres) linnen-based-, cuff-title entitled: 'Unteroffiziersvorschule' (or NCO preparatory training-school), as executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-style (ie. 'BeVo'-weave pattern) that comes as stored for decades and/or recently found, in overall very nice condition. The cuff-tilte - which is neatly executed in shiny, silver-braid on a typical greenish-/grey-coloured- and/or: linnen-based background - is as stated only minimally shortened and/or IMO clearly used- and/or tunic-removed: it measures approx. 38,5 cms. and has two nicely finished ends, having backwards plied 'ends' (see pictures). The piece is IMO only moderately used and shows only minimal age and/or staining. Simply an attractive and actually not that often encountered WH cuff-title which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of an illustrated, Waffen-SS- (ie. Dutch volunteer- ie. anti-Russian propaganda-) related recruitment-brochure entitled: \'Storm tegen het Bolsjewisme\' that comes in an overall very nice and/or fully undamaged condition This is an attractive example of a neatly illustrated, Waffen-SS- (ie. Dutch volunteer- ie. anti-Russian propaganda-) related brochure ie. soft-covered booklet entitled: 'Storm tegen het Bolsjewisme' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and/or fully undamage- and of course complete-), condition. The I deem somewhat later-war-period (ie. I deem in 1942/1943 disseminated ie. published) and 48-paged-brochure was compiled in the Dutch language and is full of (propaganda) information on the Russian bolsjewism in general (it provides descriptions on political and racial issues, the Waffen-SS and general information etc.). The soft-covered - and actually fragile - brochure which measures approximately sized: 24 x 16,5 cms. - contains various illustrations and/or pictures and was intended to make the Dutch population aware of 'the danger coming from the East' (as can be seen on the pictures). This fragile brochure comes as stated above in an overall very nice condition and is truly void of any real damage (some truly minimal age- and/or staining is however present). Most times this brochure ie. booklet is found in a much more damaged and clearly used condition. Simply an attractive and desirable Waffen-SS- (ie. Dutch volunteer- ie. anti-Russian propaganda-) related item that I have priced according to its overall nice and fully untouched condition!

Attractive example of an illustrated, Waffen-SS- (ie. Dutch volunteer- ie. anti-Russian propaganda-) related soft-covered booklet entitled: \'Wiking door Rusland\' that comes in an overall very nice and/or fully undamaged condition This is an attractive example of a neatly illustrated, Waffen-SS- (ie. Dutch volunteer- ie. anti-Russian propaganda-) related soft-covered booklet entitled: 'Wiking door Rusland' by the author (and Dutch Waffen-SS-officer named: J.B. van Heutz jr.) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and/or fully undamaged- and of course complete-), condition. The (I deem) early-war-period (ie. I deem in 1941/1942 disseminated ie. published) and 71-paged-brochure was compiled in the Dutch language and is full of (propaganda) information on the Russian campaign and the battles fought by the Wiking SS-division. It also describes bolsjewism in general (and provides descriptions on political and racial issues, the Waffen-SS and general information etc.). The soft-covered - and actually very fragile - booklet which measures approximately sized: 24 x 15,5 cms. - contains various illustrations and/or pictures and was intended to make the Dutch population aware of 'the ongoing battle in the East and the role that the Wiking-Division played' (as can be seen on the pictures). This fragile booklet comes as stated above in an overall very nice condition and is truly void of any real damage (some truly minimal age- and/or yellowish-toned staining is, however, present). Most times this brochure ie. booklet is found in a much more damaged and clearly used condition. Of additional interest is, moreover, that this booklet shows a neat photo (with facsimile) signature of Wikings' commander, General der Waffen-SS Felix Steiner (as can be seen on the pictures). a Simply an attractive and desirable Waffen-SS- (ie. Dutch volunteer- ie. anti-Russian propaganda-) related item that I have priced according to its overall nice and fully untouched condition!

Attractive example of an IMO mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, \'SS\' (ie. \'Waffen-SS\') so-called: \'RzM-style\' enlisted-mens\'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle, as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war This is an attractive example of an IMO mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, 'SS' (ie. 'Waffen-SS') so-called: 'RzM-style' enlisted-mens'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere'), as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO clearly used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat and desirable piece - which shows the machine-embroidered- and/or greyish-silver-coloured stitching on a black-coloured background - was IMO moderately used- and carefully tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is not backed and that is machine-embroidered on typical, black-coloured wool - is IMO a text-book example of a so-called: 'RzM'-type, arm-eagle. The piece shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Simply a very nice and of course 100% guaranteed original Waffen-SS arm-eagle which will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive example of an IMO mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, \'SS\' (ie. \'Waffen-SS\') so-called: \'RzM-style\' enlisted-mens\'-/ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle, as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war This is an attractive example of an IMO mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, 'SS' (ie. 'Waffen-SS') so-called: 'RzM-style' enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat and desirable piece - which shows the machine-embroidered- and/or greyish-silver-coloured stitching on a black-coloured background - was clearly used and was once tunic-attached. The eagle - which is 'backed' with 'cheese-duck'-cloth and that is machine-embroidered on typical, black-coloured wool - is IMO a text-book example of a so-called: 'RzM'-type, arm-eagle. The piece shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. Simply a very nice and of course 100% guaranteed original Waffen-SS arm-eagle!

Attractive example of an Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\') being a nicely preserved example that comes period-mounted on a so-called: \'Einzelspange\' This is an attractive example of an Iron Cross 2nd class (or: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse') being a very nicely preserved example that comes period-mounted on a so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued- ie. minimally worn-), condition. The cross was most certainly issued and/or worn as such and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It has a beautiful age-patina and black-coloured- and somewhat satin-like 'core' (which shows no real paint-damage and which retains a nicely preserved black-coloured core as can be seen on the pictures). I could not determine if the cross is a maker-marked-example: the ring is firmly hidden under the neatly confectioned ribbon (moreover, is the cross firmly attached to the bar by means of some stitching). The cross just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbon shows some minor usage and/or staining. The cross has great detail and was never polished: it retains, also some of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross ie. 'Spange' has truly very nice detail and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as is more often encountered and comes mounted on its (still functional) pin-/catch set-up. Hard to find a more attractive IC 2nd class as was period-mounted on an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of an Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\') being a nicely preserved example that comes period-mounted on a so-called: \'Einzelspange\' This is an attractive and only minimally used- and worn example of an Iron Cross 2nd class (or: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse') that comes period-mounted on a so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued- and IMO only minimally worn-), condition. The cross was most certainly issued and/or worn as such and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It has a beautiful age-patina and black-coloured- and somewhat satin-like 'core' (which shows no paint-damage whatsoever and which retains a nicely preserved black-coloured 'core' as can be seen on the pictures). I could not determine if the cross is a maker-marked-example: the ring is firmly hidden under the neatly confectioned ribbon. The cross just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbon shows some equal minor usage and/or staining. The cross has great detail and was never polished: it has, however, lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross ie. 'Spange' has truly very nice detail and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as is more often encountered and comes mounted on its (still functional) pin-/catch set-up. Hard to find a more attractive IC 2nd class as was period-mounted on an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive example of an N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband, being of the \'entirely-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive example of an IMO early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period N.S.D.A.P.-related party armband, being of the neat - and not that often encountered! - 'entirely-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn, condition. These linnen-based bands were 'standard' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-party-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., H.J. and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 39 cms. and is 10,4 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neatly (inter-woven-) so-called: 'swastika'-roudel (executed in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern). The black-coloured swastika is also woven by means of machine-stitching (see pictures). This example is void of an interwoven maker- and/or patent-pending- marking and is not ink-stamped (something that is more often encountered). The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age, staining and/or minimal wear (see pictures). Simply a very nice and desirable 'variant' party-related item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of an N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband, being of the \'partly-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive example of an IMO early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period, N.S.D.A.P.-related party armband, being of the neat - and not that often encountered! - 'partly-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., H.J. and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 41 cms. and is 10 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from bright-red-coloured- (and somewhat course-like) linnen and shows a neatly (inter-woven-) so-called: 'swastika'-roudel (executed in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern). The black-coloured swastika is woven onto a white coloured- and linnen-based roundel (see pictures). This example is void of an interwoven maker- and/or patent-pending- marking and is not ink-stamped (something that is more often encountered). The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age, staining and/or minimal wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice and desirable 'variant' party-related item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of an N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband, being of the \'partly-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive example of an IMO early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period N.S.D.A.P.-related party armband, being of the neat - and not that often encountered! - 'partly-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn, condition. These linnen-based bands were 'standard' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-party-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., H.J. and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 39 cms. and is 10 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neatly (inter-woven-) so-called: 'swastika'-roudel (executed in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern). The black-coloured swastika is woven onto a white coloured- and linnen-based roundel that is attached by means of machine-stitching (see pictures). This example is void of an interwoven maker- and/or patent-pending- marking and is not ink-stamped (something that is more often encountered). The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age, staining and/or minimal wear (see pictures). Simply a very nice and desirable 'variant' party-related item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of an N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband, being of the \'partly-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive example of an IMO early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period N.S.D.A.P.-related party armband, being of the neat - and not that often encountered! - 'partly-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn, condition. These linnen-based bands were 'standard' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-party-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., H.J. and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 39 cms. and is 10 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neatly (inter-woven-) so-called: 'swastika'-roudel (executed in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern). The black-coloured swastika is woven onto a white coloured- and linnen-based roundel that is attached by means of machine-stitching (see pictures). This example is void of an interwoven maker- and/or patent-pending- marking and is not ink-stamped (something that is more often encountered). The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age, staining and/or minimal wear (see pictures). Simply a very nice and desirable 'variant' party-related item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of an N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband, being of the \'partly-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive example of an IMO early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period N.S.D.A.P.-related party armband, being of the neat - and not that often encountered! - 'partly-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn, condition. These linnen-based bands were 'standard' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-party-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., H.J. and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 37 cms. and is 10 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neatly (inter-woven-) so-called: 'swastika'-roudel (executed in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern). It once had a paper-based 'RzM'-etiket attached (but this is regrettably missing: just the remains are still present as can be seen on the pictures). The black-coloured swastika is woven onto a white coloured- and linnen-based roundel that is attached by means of machine-stitching (see pictures). This example is void of an interwoven maker- and/or patent-pending- marking and is not ink-stamped (something that is more often encountered). The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age, staining and/or minimal wear (see pictures). Simply a very nice and desirable 'variant' party-related item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - dritte Stufe\' (or: bronze-class mothers\'-cross) that came mounted on its long-sized ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of an: 'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - dritte Stufe' (or: bronze-class mothers'-cross) that came mounted on its long-sized ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or recently found. The award has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and comes in a very attractive and/or totally uncleaned, condition. The somewhat tarnished, bronze-coloured finish is simply excellent, and the medal has a very nice age and/or somewhat darkened age-patina. The ribbon (which is actually not that easily encountered) came in a minimally confectioned-, folded- and/or full-length condition and came mounted onto the medal (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, bronze-class 'MK-set' without any defaults: I deem that I have priced this example fairly!

Attractive example of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - dritte Stufe\' (or: bronze-class mothers\'-cross) that came together with its long-sized ribbon and that came stored in its period pouch (by the maker: \'Hermann Wernstein\') This is a truly attractive example of an: 'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - dritte Stufe' (or: bronze-class mothers'-cross) being a virtually 'mint' - albeit probably issued - example that comes together with its accompanying, long-sized- (and/or full length) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that came packed in its beige-coloured- and period- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-based-) pouch (by the maker named: 'Hermann Wernstein' based in the town of Jena-Löbstedt) as issued and/or recently found. The award has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and comes in a very attractive and/or totally uncleaned, condition. The somewhat tarnished, reddish-bronze-coloured finish is simply excellent, and the medal has a very nice age and/or somewhat darkened age-patina. The ribbon (which is actually not that easily encountered) came in a non-confectioned- and/or full-length condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The pouch shows some minimal age (and shows some tears due to having been roughly torn-open) but is, nevertheless, fully complete and of course still functional. Simply an attractive, bronze-class 'MK-set' without any defaults: hard to upgrade this attractive MK-set!

Attractive example of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - dritte Stufe\' (or: bronze-class mothers\'-cross) that came together with its long-sized ribbon and that came stored in its period pouch (by the maker: \'Lind & Mehrer\') This is a truly attractive example of an: 'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - dritte Stufe' (or: bronze-class mothers'-cross) being a virtually 'mint' - albeit probably issued - example that comes together with its accompanying, long-sized- (and/or full length) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that came packed in its beige-coloured- and period- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-based-) pouch (by the never before heard of maker named: 'Lind & Mehrer' based in the town of Oberstein/Nahe) as issued and/or recently found. The award has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and comes in a very attractive and/or totally uncleaned, condition. The somewhat tarnished, reddish-bronze-coloured finish is simply excellent, and the medal has a very nice age and/or somewhat darkened age-patina. The ribbon (which is actually not that easily encountered) came in a non-confectioned- and/or full-length condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The pouch shows some minimal age but is, nevertheless, fully complete and of course still functional. Simply an attractive, bronze-class 'MK-set' without any defaults: hard to upgrade this attractive MK-set!

Attractive example of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe\' (or mothers\'-cross in gold), that comes stored in its original and/or neatly maker- (ie. \'B.H. Mayer - Pforzheim\'-) marked etui as issued and/or recently found This is a very attractive example of a boxed, so-called: 'Mutterkreuz' (mothers'-cross) in gold (ie. 'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe') that comes together with its original, confectioned and full-length (ie. approximately 70 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and that came still stored in its period etui as issued, in overall very nice (albeit IMO used and/or issued-), condition. The medal has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and comes in a very nice and/or totally uncleaned condition. The golden finish is simply excellent and the medal has a very nice age and/or truly bright age-patina. The etui is in slightly used condition and bears a clear makers'-mark stamped within the top-lid that reads: 'B.H. Mayer - Pforzheim' (as can be seen on the pictures). The yellowish-coloured- and/or velvet-based 'inner-lining' comes also in a nice and/or undamaged condtion (it does show some minimal age and/or staining though - see pictures). The golden-toned cross-symbol on the top of the etui is in a complete and also fully undamaged condition (see pictures). Simply a superb golden-class 'MK-set' without any defaults: hard to upgrade this example!

Attractive example of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe\' (or mothers\'-cross in gold), that comes stored in its original and/or neatly maker- (ie. \'Wilhelm Deumer - Lüdenscheid\'-) marked etui as issued and/or recently found This is a very attractive example of a boxed, so-called: 'Mutterkreuz' (mothers'-cross) in gold (ie. 'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe') that comes together with its original, non-confectioned and full-length (ie. approximately 70 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and that came still stored in its period etui as issued, in overall very nice (albeit IMO used and/or issued-) condition. The medal has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and is in a very nice and/or totally uncleaned condition. The golden finish is simply excellent and the medal has a very nice age and/or truly bright age-patina. The etui is in slightly used condition and bears a clear makers'-mark stamped within the top-lid that reads: 'Wilh. Deumer - Lüdenscheid' (see pictures). The yellowish-coloured- and/or velvet-based inner-lining is also in a very nice and fully undamaged condtion (it does show some minimal age and/or staining though - see pictures). The golden-toned cross-symbol on the top of the etui is in a complete and also fully undamaged condition (see pictures). Simply a superb golden-class 'MK-set' without any defaults: hard to upgrade this example!

Attractive example of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe\' (or: golden-class mothers\'-cross) that came together with its long-sized- (and minty!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly attractive example of an: 'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe' (or: golden-class mothers'-cross) being a virtually 'mint' albeit probably issued - example that comes together with its accompanying, long-sized- (and/or full length and still packed!) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or recently found. The award has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and comes in a very attractive and/or totally uncleaned, condition. The somewhat tarnished, golden-coloured finish is simply excellent, and the medal has a very nice age and/or somewhat darkened age-patina. The ribbon (which is actually not that easily encountered) came in a non-confectioned- and/or full-length condition and came still packed in its piece of thin-shaped 'wrapping-paper' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, golden-class 'MK-set' without any defaults: hard to upgrade this attractive MK-set!

Attractive example of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe\' (or: golden-class mothers\'-cross) that came together with its long-sized- (and minty!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly attractive example of an: 'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe' (or: golden-class mothers'-cross) being a virtually 'mint' albeit probably issued - example that comes together with its accompanying, long-sized- (and/or full length and still packed!) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or recently found. The award has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and comes in a very attractive and/or totally uncleaned, condition. The somewhat tarnished, golden-coloured finish is simply excellent, and the medal has a very nice age and/or somewhat darkened age-patina. The ribbon (which is actually not that easily encountered) came in a non-confectioned- and/or full-length condition and came still packed in its piece of thin-shaped 'wrapping-paper' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, golden-class 'MK-set' without any defaults: hard to upgrade this attractive MK-set!

Attractive example of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe\' (or: golden-class mothers\'-cross) that came together with its long-sized- (and minty!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly attractive example of an: 'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe' (or: golden-class mothers'-cross) being a virtually 'mint' albeit probably issued - example that comes together with its accompanying, long-sized- (and/or full length and still packed!) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or recently found. The award has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and comes in a very attractive and/or totally uncleaned, condition. The somewhat tarnished, golden-coloured finish is simply excellent, and the medal has a very nice age and/or somewhat darkened age-patina. The ribbon (which is actually not that easily encountered) came in a non-confectioned- and/or full-length condition and came still packed in its piece of thin-shaped 'wrapping-paper' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, golden-class 'MK-set' without any defaults: hard to upgrade this attractive MK-set!

Attractive example of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe\' (or: golden-class mothers\'-cross) that came together with its long-sized- (and minty!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly attractive example of an: 'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe' (or: golden-class mothers'-cross) being a nice and most probably issued - example that comes together with its accompanying, long-sized- (and/or full length and still packed!) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or recently found. The award has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and comes in a very attractive and/or totally uncleaned, condition. The somewhat tarnished, golden-coloured finish is simply excellent, and the medal has a very nice age and/or somewhat darkened age-patina. The ribbon (which is actually not that easily encountered) came in a non-confectioned- and/or full-length condition and came still packed in its piece of thin-shaped 'wrapping-paper' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, golden-class 'MK-set' without any defaults: hard to upgrade this attractive MK-set!

Attractive example of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - zweite Stufe\' (or: silver-class mothers\'-cross) that came mounted on its long-sized ribbon and that came stored in its period pouch (by the maker: \'Wilh. Deumer\') This is a truly attractive example of an: 'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - zweite Stufe' (or: silver-class mothers'-cross) being a virtually 'mint' albeit probably issued - example that comes together with its accompanying, long-sized- (and/or full length!) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that came packed in its blue-coloured- and period- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-based-) pouch (by the maker named: 'Wilhelm Deumer' based in the town of Lüdenscheid) as issued and/or recently found. The award has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and comes in a very attractive and/or totally uncleaned, condition. The somewhat tarnished, silver-coloured finish is simply excellent, and the medal has a very nice age and/or somewhat darkened age-patina. The ribbon (which is actually not that easily encountered) came in a non-confectioned- and/or full-length condition and came mounted onto the award (as can be seen on the pictures). The pouch shows some minimal age (and minimal tears) but is, nevertheless complete and of course still functional. Simply an attractive, silver-class 'MK-set' without any real defaults: hard to upgrade this attractive set!

Attractive example of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - zweite Stufe\' (or: silver-class mothers\'-cross) that came together with its long-sized ribbon and that came stored in its period pouch (by the maker: \'Ferd. Hofstätter\') This is a truly attractive example of an: 'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - zweite Stufe' (or: silver-class mothers'-cross) being a virtually 'mint' albeit probably issued - example that comes together with its accompanying, long-sized- (and/or full length and still packed!) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that came packed in its blue-coloured- and period- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-based-) pouch (by the maker named: 'Ferd. Hofstätter' based in the town of Bonn) as issued and/or recently found. The award has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and comes in a very attractive and/or totally uncleaned, condition. The somewhat tarnished, silver-coloured finish is simply excellent, and the medal has a very nice age and/or somewhat darkened age-patina. The ribbon (which is actually not that easily encountered) came in a non-confectioned- and/or full-length condition and came still packed in its piece of thin-shaped wrapping-paper (as can be seen on the pictures). The pouch shows some minimal age (but shows no damage whatsoever) and is fully complete and of course still functional. Simply an attractive, silver-class 'MK-set' without any defaults: hard to upgrade this attractive MK-set!

Attractive example of an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. being of the: \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste\') being a maker- (ie. \'14\'-) marked, so-called: \'thinner-shaped\'-variant The attractive award - being of 'thin-shaped'- ie. 'Feinzink'-based- variant-pattern - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it truly retains all of its fairly 'bright'- and/or: truly reddish-bronze-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The piece came together with its full-length piece (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') of darker-brown-coloured ribbon (which is just somewhat wrinkled and that measures approximately 16 cms. in length). The award - which is as stated above of the 'thinner-shaped'-variant-pattern - shows the makers-designation: '14' stamped in its ring and can as such (IMO) be attributed to the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'L.Chr. Lauer' based in town of Nürnberg. The medal shows a minimally damaged corner (as is visible on its lower left-side) but is for the rest only minimally used and will be very hard to be upgraded. Simply an attractive example of an: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' (ie. being of the: '3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste') that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. being of the: \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste\') that came stored in its period, 2-pieced (and/or: \'RzM - M1/34\'-marked etui as issued The attractive award - being of the 'heavy-weight'- ie. 'Feinzink'-based- version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'bright'- and/or: golden-bronze-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The piece came together with its period-shortened piece (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') of darkerbrown-coloured ribbon (which is neatly folded and measures approximately 14 cms. in length). The award came stored in its (scarcely seen!) light-brown-coloured- and two-pieced etui (which comes in an overall nice condition and that shows a nicely preserved, golden-coloured N.S.D.A.P.-eagle-device impressed on its lid. The set is only minimally used and will be hard to be upgraded. Simply a very attractive - and complete! - example of an: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' (ie. being of the: '3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste') that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of the multi-coloured and/or: enamelled membership lapel-pin, as was intended to signify membership within the: \'HJ\' (or \'Hitlerjugend\') before June 1932, being a \'regular’-sized badge of the 1st pattern This is an attractive example of a very early-period, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled membership lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen'), as was intended to signify membership within the: 'HJ' (or 'Hitlerjugend') before June 1932, being a 'regular'-sized badge of the 1st pattern, and that comes in an overall nice (albeit used and/or clearly worn- albeit undamaged), condition. The lapel-pin shows some regular wear and age but has a totally undamaged, enamelled surface. It has never been cleaned and retains a neat and/or somewhat tarnished 'age-patina'. The pin - which has a functional pin-/catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue, where it is given a unique number (9301A) and given an estimated value of 95 Eu. It is a standard-pattern badge of the 1st pattern: something that is easily recognisable due to the fact that it depicts the text: 'H.J. - Deutsche Arbeiter Jugend'. The pin is void of a makers'-mark but does show a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending stamping on its back (see pictures). Simply a nice and decorative TR lapel-pin that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of the multi-coloured and/or: enamelled membership lapel-pin, as was intended to signify membership within the: \'HJ\' (or \'Hitlerjugend\') before June 1932, being a \'regular’-sized- and/or non-maker-marked badge of the 1st pattern This is an attractive example of a very early-period, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled membership lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen'), as was intended to signify membership within the: 'HJ' (or 'Hitlerjugend') before June 1932, being a 'regular'-sized badge of the 1st pattern, and that comes in an overall nice (albeit used and/or clearly worn- albeit fully undamaged), condition. The lapel-pin shows some regular wear and age but has a totally undamaged, enamelled surface. It has never been cleaned and retains a neat and/or somewhat tarnished 'age-patina'. The pin - which has a functional pin-/catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue, where it is given a unique number (9301A) and given an estimated value of 95 Eu. It is a standard-pattern badge of the 1st pattern: something that is easily recognisable due to the fact that it depicts the text: 'H.J. - Deutsche Arbeiter Jugend'. The pin is void of a makers'-mark but does show a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending stamping on its back as is more often seen (see pictures). Simply a nice and decorative TR lapel-pin that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of the multi-coloured and/or: enamelled membership lapel-pin, as was intended to signify membership within the: \'HJ\' (or \'Hitlerjugend\') before June 1932, being a \'regular’-sized- and/or non-maker-marked badge of the 1st pattern This is an attractive example of a very early-period, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled membership lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen'), as was intended to signify membership within the: 'HJ' (or 'Hitlerjugend') before June 1932, being a 'regular'-sized badge of the 1st pattern, and that comes in an overall nice (albeit used and/or clearly worn- albeit fully undamaged), condition. The lapel-pin shows some regular wear and age but has a totally undamaged, enamelled surface. It has never been cleaned and retains a neat and/or somewhat tarnished 'age-patina'. The pin - which has a functional pin-/catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue, where it is given a unique number (9301A) and given an estimated value of 95 Eu. It is a standard-pattern badge of the 1st pattern: something that is easily recognisable due to the fact that it depicts the text: 'H.J. - Deutsche Arbeiter Jugend'. The pin is void of a makers'-mark but does show a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending stamping on its back as is more often seen (see pictures). Simply a nice and decorative TR lapel-pin that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of the multi-coloured and/or: enamelled membership-lapel-pin, as was intended to signify membership within the: \'HJ\' (or \'Hitlerjugend\') before June 1932, (being a \'regular\'-sized- and/or non-maker-marked badge of the 1st pattern) This is an attractive example of an early-period- and multi-coloured-, nicely enamelled membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') as was intended to signify membership within the: 'HJ' (or: 'Hitlerjugend') before June 1932, being a 'regular'-sized badge of the 1st pattern that comes in an overall nice (albeit used and/or clearly worn- albeit fully undamaged-), condition. The lapel-pin shows some regular wear and age but has a totally undamaged, enamelled surface. It has never been cleaned and retains a neat and/or somewhat tarnished 'age-patina'. The pin - which has a functional pin-/catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue, where it is given a unique number (9301A) and given an estimated value of 95 Eu. It is a standard-pattern badge of the 1st pattern: something that is easily recognisable due to the fact that it depicts the text: 'H.J. - Deutsche Arbeiter Jugend'. The pin is void of a makers'-mark but does show a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-stamping (on the back of the pin set-up) as is more often seen (see pictures). Simply a nice and decorative youth-related TR lapel-pin that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive example of the Romanian medal: \'Orden der Krone von Rumänien 2. Modell (1932-1944) mit Krone und Schwertern 5. Kl.\' (or in Romanian language: \'Medalia - Coroana Romaniei - Cavaler\') that comes stored in its period etui This is an attractive example of the (WWII-period!) Romanian medal: 'Orden der Krone von Rumänien 2. Modell (1932-1944) mit Krone und Schwertern 5. Klasse' (or in Romanian language: 'Medalia - Coroana Romaniei - Cavaler') being a nicely preserved and multi-coloured enamelled- (ie. silver- ie. golden-toned) example that comes mounted onto its period- (and neatly pre-folded) ribbon (ie. Bandabschnitt) and that comes stored in its period etui as issued, minimally worn and/or stored for decades. These attractive WWII-period, Romanian 'Order of the Crown-awards' are sometimes found among German medal-groups since it was liberally bestowed on Romania's allies during WWII. The neat example on offer here is a truly very detailed example that has a neat, albeit minimally tarnished, age-patina. It just shows two (very tiny) enamel-damaged areas on its back as more often (as can be seen on the pictures) and comes naturally mounted onto its original (specifically folded- ie. neatly pre-confectioned-) ribbon as issued and with certainty worn. The award came stored in its period (leather-like- and/or darker-blue-coloured) etui that comes in an equally nicely preserved condition. This etui shows on its top the golden-toned and nicely impressed 'crown-and MI-logo' and text: 'Coroana Romaniei - Cavaler' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat and very decorative award that was awarded by one of Germany's WWII-allies and that originates from a German private-household and that was with certainty awarded to a German NCO or officer: hard to find a nicer preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive example of the WH (Kriegsmarine)-related recruitment booklet-/ ie. brochure entitled: \'Wie komme ich zur Kriegsmarine - Ein Merkheft für Freiwillige (Kriegsausgabe)\', in overall nice and/or complete condition This IMO early-war- ie. in 1941 published (24 paged- and/or soft-covered-) booklet - in German language - is full of information on the 'Kriegsmarine' in general (it provides descriptions on various training possibilities, salaries, ‘how to become an officer’, naval-insignia, general information etc., etc.). The soft-covered - and actually very fragile - booklet which is only sized: 18 x 12,5 cms. - contains various neat illustrations and/or pictures and was intended to promote the 'Kriegsmarine' for the future soldiers. This fragile booklet is as stated in an overall very nice condition and is truly void of any real damage (some minimal age- and/or staining is however present). Most times this neat booklet is found in much more damaged and clearly used condition. Simply a very nice and desirable 'Kriegsmarine'-related item that I have priced according to its overall nice and/or fully complete condition!

Attractive example of the WH (Kriegsmarine)-related recruitment booklet-/ ie. brochure entitled: \'Wie komme ich zur Kriegsmarine - Ein Merkheft für Freiwillige (Kriegsausgabe)\', in overall very nice and/or complete condition This IMO early-war-published (24 paged- and/or soft-covered-) booklet - in German language - is full of information on the 'Kriegsmarine' in general (it provides descriptions on various training possibilities, salaries, ‘how to become an officer’, naval-insignia, general information etc., etc.). Moreover, does it still helds its to be folded-out colourful annex depicting a ‘U-Boot‘(see pictures). The soft-covered - and actually very fragile booklet - only sized: 17,5 x 12 cms. - also contains various neat illustrations and/or pictures and was intended to promote the 'Kriegsmarine' for the future soldiers. This fragile booklet is as stated in an overall very nice condition and is truly void of any real damage (some minimal age- and/or staining is however present). Most times this neat booklet is found in much more damaged and clearly used condition. Simply a very nice and desirable 'Kriegsmarine'-related item that I have priced according to its overall nice and/or fully complete condition!

Attractive example of the \'standard-issue\' WH (Heeres) hand-book entitled: \'Reibert\' - Der Dienst-Unterricht im Heere - Ausgabe für den S.M.G.-Schützen\' (being a 10th edition as was issued in 1937/38) This is an attractive example of the 'standard-issued', WH (Heeres) hand-book entitled: 'Reibert' - Der Dienst-Unterricht im Heere - Ausgabe für den S.M.G.-Schützen' (being a 10th edition as was issued in the years 1937/38) and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used- ie. read-), condition. This book - having a light-green-coloured cover - was the 'standard-issued', soldiers' handbook that provided full explanation on all military matters (such as field-training, weapons, maintenance, camouflage, first-aid, medals and decorations, ranking etc.). The book - which helds over 320 pages and (partly) coloured illustrations - comes in an excellent (and undamaged) condition, overall. This is one of the most scarcely encountered volumes of the extensive series and was specifically intended for: machine-gunners (ie. 'schwere Maschinen-Gewehr-Schützen' implicating that also the specific S.M.G.-equipment is described in great detail. Simply a neat genuine, period reference-guide that comes in an overall very nicely preserved condition!

Attractive French, \'Second Empire-period\', so-called: \'Expedition to Italy\'-campaign-medal (ie. \'Médaille Commémorative de l\'Expédition du Italie\') that comes mounted on its period-ribbon as issued This is an attractive French, 'second Empire-period'- (ie. to be dated around 1859) so-called: 'Expedition to Italy'-campaign-medal (ie. 'Médaille Commémorative de l'Expédition du Italie' that took place in 1859) being a neat silvered example that comes mounted on its period-ribbon as issued and stored for decades. These attractive campaign-medals were instituted in 1859 and were produced by the famous French-based 'Arthus Bertrand'-company. The piece on offer here is a non-maker-marked example that retains fine, pronounced detail as to be expected: it came mounted onto its original ribbon (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that commonly encountered! - French campaign-medal!

Attractive French, \'Second Empire-period\', so-called: \'Expedition to Mexico\'-campaign-medal (ie. \'Médaille Commémorative de l\'Expédition du Mexique\') that comes mounted on its period-ribbon as issued This is an attractive French, 'second Empire-period'- (ie. to be dated around 1864) so-called: 'Expedition to Mexico'-campaign-medal (ie. 'Médaille Commémorative de l'Expédition du Mexique' that took place in 1862/1863) being a neat silvered example that comes mounted on its period-ribbon as issued and stored for decades. These attractive campaign-medals were instituted in 1863 and were produced by the famous French-based 'Arthus Bertrand'-company. The piece on offer here is a non-maker-marked example that retains fine, pronounced detail as to be expected: it came mounted onto its (actually rarely found!) original ribbon (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that commonly encountered! - French campaign-medal!

Attractive French, \'Troisieme Republic-period\', so-called: \'China\'-campaign-medal (ie. \'Médaille Commémorative de l\'Expédition du Chine\') that comes mounted on its period-ribbon (that retains its silvered medal-bar: \'1900 - Chine - 1901\') This is an attractive French, 'Troisieme Republic-period'- (ie. to be dated around 1902) so-called: 'Expedition to China'-campaign-medal (ie. 'Médaille Commémorative de l'Expédition du Chine' that took place in 1902) being a neat silvered example that comes mounted on its period-ribbon (that still retains its silvered medal-bar: '1900 - Chine - 1901') as issued and stored for decades. These attractive campaign-medals were instituted in 1902 and were produced by the famous French-based 'Arthus Bertrand'-company. The piece on offer here is a non-maker-marked example that retains fine, pronounced detail as to be expected: it came mounted onto its original ribbon (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that commonly encountered! - French campaign-medal!

Attractive French, \'Troisieme Republic-period\', so-called: \'Dardanelles\'-islands campaign-medal (ie. \'Médaille Commémorative de l\'Expédition du Dardanelles\') that comes mounted on its period-ribbon This is an attractive French, 'Troisieme Republic-period'- (ie. to be dated around 1916) so-called: 'Expedition to the Dardanelles'-campaign-medal (ie. 'Médaille Commémorative de l'Expédition du Dardanelles' that took place in 1915/1916) being a neat bronze-toned example that comes mounted on its period-ribbon as issued and stored for decades. These attractive campaign-medals were instituted in 1916 and were produced by the famous French-based 'Arthus Bertrand'-company. The piece on offer here is a non-maker-marked example that retains fine, pronounced detail as to be expected: it came mounted onto its original ribbon (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty not that commonly encountered! - French- (ie. naval-related) campaign-medal!

Attractive HJ (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\', being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: \'Für des Führers Jugend\' The bright silver-toned- (albeit minimally tarnished-) badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungs- abzeichen') is executed in silver-coloured and IMO tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and as stated above somewhat tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted on its functional pin and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and retains most (ie. all-) of its silver-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an illustration of a HJ-member bearing a flag with below that the text: 'Für des Führers Jugend': next to this it also shows the HJ-symbol ie. 'Raute'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable: 'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive HJ (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\', being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: \'Für des Führers Jugend\' The bright silver-toned- (albeit minimally tarnished-) badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in silver-coloured and IMO tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and as stated above somewhat tarnished age-patina). The badge comes mounted on its functional pin and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and retains most (ie. all-) of its silver-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an illustration of a HJ-member bearing a flag with below that the text: 'Für des Führers Jugend': next to this it also shows the HJ-symbol ie. 'Raute'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable: 'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' being a maker- (ie. \'Paulmann & Crone\'-) marked example that is showing the text: \'Schlageter HJ-Gebiets-Jugendtag - Düsseldorf - 28.5.1933\' The golden-bronze-toned badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in copper-coloured and/or tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished age-patina). The badge has a functional pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and retains a fair bit of its darker-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a ('Schlageter'-related-) cross with behind it a swastika with above the 'Reichsadler' and below the text: '28.5.1933 - HJ-Gebiets-Jugendtag - Düsseldorf'. The piece - which is executed in copper- (ie. bronze-) toned 'pot-metal' - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and was never cleaned nor polished. It bears a neat maker-mark on the back that clearly reads: 'Paulmann & Crone - Lüdenscheid'. Simply an attractive - and actually not often encountered! - 'youth-related' tinnie!

Attractive HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate the: \'Deutsches Jugendfest - 1935\' - overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued!) condition! This is a truly attractive HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related 'tinnie', that was issued to commemorate a specific youth-rally ie. gathering named the: 'Deutsches Jugendfest' held in 1935, in overall very nice (IMO virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in silver-toned (ie. silver-painted-) metal (IMO tin) - truly shows extraordinary detail and was with certainty never cleaned nor polished. The (unmarked-) piece shows an eagle with in its middle the 'HJ-Raute' surrounded by the text: 'Deutsches Jugendfest - 1935'. The badge comes on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a very nice youth-related 'tinnie'!

Attractive Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), as executed in the scarcely seen so-called: \'screw-back-version\', being an \'L/52\'- (= \'C.F. Zimmermann\'-) marked example This is an attractive example of an Iron Cross 1st class (or: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse'), as was executed in the scarcely observed, so-called: 'screw-back-version', being an 'L/52'- (= 'C.F. Zimmermann'-) marked example, that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- and/or with certainty worn-) condition. The cross - which is quite vaulted ie. converse-shaped as to be expected - has IMO never been cleaned and retains a nice, somewhat blackened- ie. tarnished age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is an evident specimen as produced by the: 'C.F. Zimmermann' company based in the town of Pforzheim - comes on its functional 'screw-back'- ie. 'an der Schraube'- set-up. The small 'pin' (present to additionally and/or firmly attach the cross to a tunic) is naturally also present and in place (see pictures). This piece - which shows a 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner core that shows some wear (esp. on the swastika-area) - has all the specific specifications of a by: 'C.F. Zimmermann'-produced screw-back-IC (the makers'-code 'L/52' is stamped in lower-section on the back as to be expected). It is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. Simply a truly attractive and fairly unusually encountered IC-first-class that was recently uncovered at a private houshold and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive IC first-class by this desirable maker accordingly!

Attractive Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), as executed in the scarcely seen, so-called: \'screw-back-version\', being an: \'F- & \'8\'-marked example (as was produced by an unidentified maker) This is an attractive example of an Iron Cross 1st class (or: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse'), as was executed in the scarcely observed, so-called: 'screw-back-version', being an: 'F- & '8'-marked example (as was produced by a by me unidentified maker) that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- and/or with certainty worn-) condition. The cross - which is quite vaulted ie. converse-shaped as to be expected - has never been cleaned and retains a very attractive, somewhat blackened- ie. tarnished age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example comes mounted onto its functional 'screw-back'- ie. 'an der Schraube'- set-up. The small 'pin' (present to additionally and/or firmly attach the cross to a tunic) is naturally also present and in place (see pictures). This piece - which shows a 'blackened' and/or somewhat 'shiny' inner-core that shows some wear (esp. on the swastika-area) - shows in my opinion some specifications of a by: 'F. Wiedmann'-produced screw-back-IC (although I could not indentify the makers'-designation: 'F- and/or: '8'). The IC is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. Simply a truly attractive and with certainty unusually encountered IC-first-class that was recently uncovered at a private-houshold and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive IC first-class accordingly!

Attractive Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1.Klasse\'), executed in the scarcely seen so-called: \'screw-back version\', being an \'L/52\'- (= \'C.F. Zimmermann\'-) marked example - overall nice (ie. used- ie. period-altered-) condition! This is an attractive example of an Iron Cross 1st class (or: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1.Klasse'), as executed in the scarcely observed, so-called: 'screw-back version', being an 'L/52'- (='C.F. Zimmermann'-) marked example that was period-altered (ie. nicely repaired), in overall nice (albeit clearly ie. moderately used- and/or with certainty worn-) condition. The cross - which is quite vaulted ie. converse-shaped as to be expected - has IMO never been cleaned and retains a nice age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is an evident specimen as produced by the: 'C.F. Zimmermann' company based in the town of Pforzheim - comes on its functional 'screw-back'- ie. 'an der Schraube'- set-up. The small 'pin' (present in order to additionally and/or firmly attach the cross to a tunic) is naturally also present and in place (see pictures). This piece - which shows a 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner core that shows some wear - has all the specific specifications of a by: 'C.F. Zimmermann'-produced screw-back-IC (the makers'-code 'L/52' is stamped in lower-section on the back as to be expected). It is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. Of interest is the fact that this piece was given a (unusually copper-toned!) screw and has an (IMO also period soldered-) screw set-up (see pictures). Simply a truly nice and fairly unusually encountered IC-first-class that was recently uncovered at a private houshold and that was never before in a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive IC first-class by this desirable maker accordingly!

Attractive lapel-pin (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a non-maker-marked example depicting the Tannenberg Castle, date-designation: 11.15.-6-1936 and text: \'Sängertag - Königsberg - Ost-Pr.\' The attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - commemorative Third-Reich-period lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in (I deem) genuine, silver-based metal and is mounted onto a (genuine!) piece of yellowish-brown-coloured amber- (ie.: 'Barnstein'): it depicts an illustration of the Tannenberg Castle, date-designation: 11.15.-6-1936 and text: 'Sängertag - Königsberg - Ost-Pr.' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - that has a diameter of approximately 2,5 cms. - shows some normal wear and/or moderate age. The badge comes mounted onto its (long-sized) functional pin and has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The with certainty not that often seen and luxuriously constructed 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' is truly very detailed and retains all of its fairly darkened- ie. minimally tarnished, silver-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - genuine silver- ie. amber- (or: 'Barnstein'-) based commemorative lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen')!

Attractive lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') denoting membership within: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'G.D.\'-) marked example that is executed in silvered metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') This is an attractive lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') denoting membership within the WWI veterans\'-association: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'G.D.\'-) marked example that is executed in minimally tarnished, silvered metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here depicts an early-pattern steel-helmet and is a so-called: \'Zivilabzeichen\' of the second model (as was worn upto 1926). The badge has never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a truly nice and only slightly darkened- ie. tarnished, age-patina. It is - as stated above - neatly maker- (ie. \'G.D.\'-) marked on its side and shows an additional \'Ges.Gesch.\' patent-pending mark as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-badges. The pin comes naturally firmly mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar badge is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\' lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107AA) and an estimated value of 60 Eu. I deem that this decorative badge is priced according to its nicely preserved and/or untouched condition!

Attractive lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') denoting membership within: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'G.D.\'-) marked example that is executed in silvered metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') This is an attractive lapel-pin (ie. 'Zivilabzeichen') denoting membership within the WWI veterans'-association: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)' being a neatly maker- (ie. 'G.D.'-) marked example that is executed in minimally tarnished, silvered metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here depicts an early-pattern steel-helmet and is a so-called: 'Zivilabzeichen' of the second model (as was worn upto 1926). The badge has never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a truly nice and only slightly darkened- ie. tarnished, age-patina. It is - as stated above - neatly maker- (ie. 'G.D.'-) marked on its side and shows an additional 'Ges.Gesch.' patent-pending mark as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-badges. The pin comes naturally firmly mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107AA) and an estimated value of 60 Eu. I deem that this decorative badge is priced according to its nicely preserved and/or untouched condition!

Attractive lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') denoting membership within: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'G.D.\'-) marked example that is executed in silvered metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') This is an attractive lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') denoting membership within the WWI veterans\'-association: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'G.D.\'-) marked example that is executed in minimally tarnished, silvered metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here depicts an early-pattern steel-helmet and is a so-called: \'Zivilabzeichen\' of the second model (as was worn upto 1926). The badge has never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a truly nice and only slightly darkened- ie. tarnished, age-patina. It is - as stated above - neatly maker- (ie. \'G.D.\'-) marked on its side and shows an additional \'Ges.Gesch.\' patent-pending mark as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-badges. The pin comes naturally firmly mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar badge is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\' lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107AA) and an estimated value of 60 Eu. I deem that this decorative badge is priced according to its nicely preserved and/or untouched condition!

Attractive lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') denoting membership within: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'OWS\' in a triangle-) marked example that is executed in silvered metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') This is an attractive lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') denoting membership within the WWI veterans\'-association: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'OWS\' in a triangle-) marked example that is executed in minimally tarnished, silvered metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here depicts an early-pattern steel-helmet and is a so-called: \'Zivilabzeichen\' of the second model (as was worn upto 1926). The badge has never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a truly nice and only slightly darkened- ie. tarnished, age-patina. It is - as stated above - neatly maker- (ie. \'OWS\' in a triangle-) marked on its underside and shows an additional \'Ges.Gesch.\' patent-pending mark as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-badges. The pin comes naturally firmly mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar badge is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\' lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107AA) and an estimated value of 60 Eu. I deem that this decorative badge is priced according to its nicely preserved and/or untouched condition!

Attractive lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') denoting membership within: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\' being a non- marked example that is executed in silvered metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') This is an attractive lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') denoting membership within the WWI veterans\'-association named: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\' being a non-maker-marked example that is executed in minimally tarnished, silvered metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here depicts an early-pattern steel-helmet and is a so-called: \'Zivilabzeichen\' of the second model (as was worn upto 1926). The badge has never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a truly nice and only slightly darkened- ie. tarnished, age-patina. It is - as stated above - a non-maker-marked specimen as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-badges. The pin comes naturally firmly mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar badge is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\' lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107AA) and an estimated value of 60 Eu. I deem that this decorative badge is priced according to its nicely preserved and/or untouched condition!

Attractive lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') denoting membership within: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\' being a non-maker-marked example that is executed in silvered metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') This is an attractive lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') denoting membership within the WWI veterans\'-association: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\' being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that is executed in minimally tarnished, silvered metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here depicts an early-pattern steel-helmet and is a so-called: \'Zivilabzeichen\' of the second model (as was worn upto 1926). The badge has never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a truly nice and only slightly darkened- ie. tarnished, age-patina. The pin comes naturally firmly mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar badge is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\' lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107AA) and an estimated value of 60 Eu. I deem that this decorative badge is priced according to its nicely preserved and/or untouched condition!

Attractive medal-set: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) being a non-maker-marked- and/or: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen that comes together with its original, confectioned- and/or browish-yellow-coloured ribbon This is an attractive medal-set: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or: zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that comes together with its original, confectioned- and/or browish-yellow-coloured (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as recently found. The medal - which is a zinc-based specimen was IMO issued but hardly used. The medal has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive and complete 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal)-set that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) being a non-maker-marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that comes together with its original and minimally confectioned- and/or golden-browish-coloured, ribbon This is an attractive medal-set: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that comes together with its original, minimally confectioned- and/or golden-brown-coloured (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as recently found. The medal - which is an attractive 'Buntmetall'-based specimen was IMO issued but hardly or even never used. The medal has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive and complete 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal)-set that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) being a non-maker-marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that comes together with its original, non-confectioned- and/or browish-yellow-coloured ribbon This is an attractive medal-set: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that comes together with its original, non-confectioned- and/or golden-yellow-coloured (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as recently found. The medal - which is an attractive 'Buntmetall'-based specimen was IMO issued but hardly or even never used. The medal has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive and complete 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal)-set that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Anton Marowsky\'s Sohn\'-company This is an attractive - and clearly issued- but hardly used! - medal-set: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) being a (typical) non-maker-marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Anton Marowsky\'s Sohn\'-company as recently found. The medal came together with its original, minimally confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized- and/or golden-browish-yellow-coloured) ribbon and came packed in its neat (\'Zellstoff\'-based-) and/or: brown-coloured, carton-based pouch. The medal - which is a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen was most certainly issued but was hardly ever used nor worn. The medal has an attractive (somewhat darker-toned) golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a complete- albeit torn-open condition: it is complete and still functional (and shows the - unusually seen! - printed makers\'-designation that reads: \'Metallwarenfabrik \'Anton Marowsky\'s Sohn\' based in the town of Gablonz a. N. printed on its back as stated above). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the pouch shows some period-text on its front that reads: \'Gefallen Brüder Günter\' (that can be translated as: \'from my brother Günter KIA\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and complete: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal)-set as was produced by an unusual maker!

Attractive medal-set: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Moritz Hausch A.G.\'-company This is an attractive - and clearly issued- but truly hardly used! - medal-set: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) being a (typical) non-maker-marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Moritz Hausch A.G.\'-company as recently found. The medal came together with its original, minimally confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized- and/or golden-browish-yellow-coloured) ribbon and came packed in its neat (\'Zellstoff\'-based-) and/or: brown-coloured, carton-based pouch. The medal - which is a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen was most certainly issued but was hardly ever used nor worn. The medal has an attractive (somewhat darker-toned) golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a complete- albeit torn-open condition: it is complete and still functional (and shows the - unusually seen! - printed makers\'-designation that reads: \'Moritz Hausch A.G.\' as based in the town of Pforzheim printed on its back as stated above (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and fully complete: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal)-set as was produced by an unusual maker!

Attractive medal-set: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Anton Marowsky\'s Sohn\'-company This is an attractive medal-set: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: 'Anton Marowsky's Sohn'-company as recently found. The medal came together with its original, minimally confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized- and/or golden-browish-yellow-coloured ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch. The medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen was IMO issued but simply never used. The medal has an attractive (darker-) golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a complete condition: it is still fully functional (and shows the - unusually seen! - printed makers'-mark: 'Metallwarenfabrik 'Anton Marowsky's Sohn' based in the town of Gablonz printed on its back as stated above). Simply an attractive and complete 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal)-set!

Attractive medal-set: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Carl Poellath\'-company as recently found This is an attractive medal-set: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: 'Carl Poellath'-company as recently found. The medal came together with its original, minimally confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized- and/or browish-yellow-coloured ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch. The medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen was IMO issued but simply never used. The medal has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a complete (albeit clearly used- and somewhat wrinkled-), condition: it is, however, still fully functional (and shows the printed makers'-mark: 'Carl Poellath - Schrobenhausen' printed on its back as stated above. Simply an attractive and complete 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal)-set!

Attractive medal-set: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Foerster u. Barth\'-company This is an attractive medal-set: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: 'Foerster u. Barth'-company as recently found. The medal came together with its original, minimally confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized- and/or browish-yellow-coloured ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch. The medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen was IMO issued but simply never used. The medal has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a complete (albeit clearly used- and somewhat wrinkled-), condition: it is, however, still fully functional (and shows the printed makers'-mark: 'Foerster u. Barth - Pforzheim/Baden' printed on its back as stated above). Simply an attractive and complete 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal)-set!

Attractive medal-set: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Foerster u. Barth\'-company as recently found This is an attractive medal-set: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: 'Carl Poellath'-company as recently found. The medal came together with its original, minimally confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized- and/or browish-yellow-coloured ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch. The medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen was IMO issued but simply never used. The medal has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a complete (albeit clearly used- and somewhat wrinkled-), condition: it is, however, still fully functional (and shows the printed makers'-mark: 'Foerster u. Barth - Pforzheim/Baden' printed on its back as stated above. Simply an attractive and complete 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal)-set!

Attractive medal-set: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Hymmen & Co.\'-company This is an attractive medal-set: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: 'Hymmen & Co.'-company as recently found. The neat medal came together with its original, non-confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized- and/or browish-yellow-coloured ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: brown-coloured, carton-based pouch as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen was IMO issued but simply never used. The medal has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a complete (albeit minimally used- and somewhat wrinkled-), condition: it is, however, still functional (and shows the printed makers'-mark: 'Hymmen & Co. - Ludenscheid' printed on its back as stated above). The back of the pouch shows a vertical tear. Simply an attractive 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal)-set that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Hymmen u. Söhne\'-company This is an attractive medal-set: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: 'Hymmen u. Söhne'-company as recently found. The medal came together with its original, minimally confectioned- (and approx. 15 cms. long-sized- and/or browish-yellow-coloured ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch. The medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen was IMO issued but simply never used. The medal has an attractive (darker-) golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a complete (albeit clearly used- and somewhat wrinkled-), condition: it is, however, still fully functional (and shows the printed makers'-mark: 'Hymmen u. Söhne - Lüdenscheid' printed on its back as stated above). Simply an attractive and complete 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal)-set!

Attractive medal-set: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-company This is an attractive medal-set: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer'-company as recently found. The medal came together with its original, minimally confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized- and/or browish-yellow-coloured ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch. The medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen was IMO issued but simply never used. The medal has an attractive (darker-) golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a complete (albeit clearly used- and somewhat wrinkled-), condition: it is, however, still fully functional (and shows the printed makers'-mark: 'L.Chr. Lauer - Nürnberg-Berlin' printed on its back as stated above). Simply an attractive and complete 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal)-set!

Attractive medal-set: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Moritz Hausch A.G.\'-company This is an attractive medal-set: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: 'Moritz Hausch A.G.'-company as recently found. The medal came together with its original, minimally confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized- and/or browish-yellow-coloured ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch. The medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen was IMO issued but simply never used. The medal has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a complete (albeit clearly used- and somewhat wrinkled-), condition: it is, however, still fully functional (and shows the printed makers'-mark: 'Moritz Hausch A.G. - Pforzheim' printed on its back as stated above). This example came still packed in its period-piece of thin-shaped wrapping-paper. Simply an attractive and complete 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal)-set!

Attractive medal-set: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Moritz Hausch A.G.\'-company This is an attractive medal-set: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: 'Moritz Hausch A.G.'-company as recently found. The neat medal came together with its original, non-confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized- and/or browish-yellow-coloured ribbon and accompanying 'Band-/Feldspange') and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen was IMO issued but simply never used. The medal has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a complete (albeit clearly used- and somewhat wrinkled- ie. partly restored-), condition: it is, however, still functional (and shows the printed makers'-mark: 'Moritz Hausch A.G. - Pforzheim' printed on its back as stated above). This example came as stated above together with its period, single-pieced ribbon-bar ie. 'Band-/Feldspange'. Simply an attractive and complete 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal)-set that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Moritz Hausch A.G.\'-company This is an attractive medal-set: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: 'Moritz Hausch A.G.'-company as recently found. The neat medal came together with its original, non-confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized- and/or browish-yellow-coloured ribbon and accompanying 'Band-/Feldspange') and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen was IMO issued but simply never used. The medal has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a complete (albeit minimally used- and somewhat wrinkled-), condition: it is, however, still functional (and shows the printed makers'-mark: 'Moritz Hausch A.G. - Pforzheim' printed on its back as stated above). Simply an attractive and complete 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal)-set that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that comes stored in its period \'LDO\'-etui The very attractive - and and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based! - 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) shows only minimal storage-age but truly retains all of its original, golden-bronze-coloured- and/or: somewhat shiny finish: it is just a tiny bit 'dusty' and/or minimally stained caused by decades of storage only (see pictures). The medal is a non-maker-marked example that comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued condition' (as can be seen on the pictures). This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected and came stored in its darker-blue-coloured- and two-pieced (generic-styled) 'LDO'-box (ie. etui). This box is also very nicely preserved: it shows a fully preserved, golden-yellow-coloured- and partly velvet-based interior (that shows a black-coloured 'LDO'-marking in the top of the lid as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nicely preserved and complete 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen'-set that is simlply impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive medal-set: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter.\', being a maker- (ie. \'1\'-) marked specimen that comes stored in its original etui by the: \'Deschler u. Sohn\'-company The neat award is a very attractive and/or maker- (ie. '1'-) marked and/or fairly shiny, so-called: 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak-') based specimen that was IMO never used nor worn: it came still stored in its original (albeit simplified-) black-coloured etui as produced. The award has a very 'shiny' age-patina and still retains most (ie. all) of its polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). Some minimal (brownish-) age- ie. staining is however visible and/or present, simply caused by decades of storage only. The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The etui is in an equally nicely preserved condition: it is fully functional (and shows the printed and/or silver-grey coloured 'KvK'-symbol on its top). The etui has a fully preserved, black-coloured (ie. velvet-like-) interior-section (see pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a virtually 'mint-/unissued' example of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter'-set for a competitive price!

Attractive medal-set: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter.\', being a maker- (ie. \'1\'-) marked specimen that comes stored in its original etui by the: \'Deschler u. Sohn\'-company The neat award is a very attractive and/or maker- (ie. '1'-) marked and/or fairly shiny, so-called: 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak-') based specimen that was IMO never used nor worn: it came still stored in its original (albeit simplified-) black-coloured etui as produced. The award has a very 'shiny' age-patina and still retains most (ie. all) of its polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). Some minimal (brownish-) age- ie. staining is however visible and/or present, simply caused by decades of storage only. The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The etui is in an equally nicely preserved condition: it is fully functional (and shows the printed and/or silver-grey coloured 'KvK'-symbol on its top). The etui has a fully preserved, black-coloured (ie. velvet-like-) interior-section (see pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a virtually 'mint-/unissued' example of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter'-set for a competitive price!

Attractive medal-set: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'65\'- thus by the maker: \'Klein & Quenzer\'-) marked (and \'Buntmetall\'-based!) specimen that comes stored in its original, KvK-etui The 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern' (or: war-merits'-cross first-class with swords) on offer here is a truly attractive, so-called: 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak-') based specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Klein & Quenzer' based in the town of Lüdenscheid and was just moderately used and/or worn: it came still stored in its original (and truly fairly luxuriously-styled!) black-coloured etui as produced, issued and/or stored for decades. The attractive - and I deem mid-war-period - specimen is executed in bright-silver-coloured- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based metal and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- and used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross shows a somewhat tarnished age-patina but has not recently been cleaned or polished: it still retains most of its 'frosted' silverish-coloured finish and retains a fair bit of its high-polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') as can be seen on the pictures. The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flure-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a clear makers'-designation stamped into the back of its pin (as more often encountered by pieces produced by this maker) - comes as found and/or stored for decades. The etui comes in an equally nicely preserved condition: it is fully functional (and shows the printed, detailed and/or silverish-grey-coloured 'KvK'-symbol on its top). The etui has a fully preserved, black-coloured- (ie. velvet-based-) interior-section (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and fully complete: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter'-set by the 'Klein & Quenzer'-company for a justified price!

Attractive medal-set: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\', being a maker- (ie. \'1\'-) marked specimen that comes stored in its original, simplified etui by the: \'Deschler u. Sohn\'-company The award is a very attractive and/or neatly maker- (ie. \'1\'-) marked and/or fairly shiny, so-called: \'Buntmetall\'- (ie. \'Tombak-\') based specimen that was I deem just minimally- ie. hardly used nor worn: it came still stored in its original (albeit typically simplified) black-coloured etui as issued and produced. The award has a very \'shiny\' age-patina and still retains most (ie. almost all) of its polished sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\'). Some minimal age- ie. staining is, however, visible and/or present, simply caused by decades of storage only. The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The etui comes in an equally nicely preserved condition: it is fully functional (and shows the printed and/or silver-grey coloured \'KvK\'-symbol on its top): moreover, does it show the printed makers\'-designation \'Deschler u. Sohn - München\' in the top of its lid. The etui has a fully preserved, black-coloured- (ie. velvet-like-) interior-section that shows, however, a tiny damaged area ie. hole (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\'-set for a competitive price!

Attractive medal-set: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter\' being a non-maker-marked (and \'Buntmetall\'-based!) specimen that comes stored in its original, luxuriously-styled KvK-etui by the maker: (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'Kerbach & Oesterhelt\' The award is a truly attractive (albeit as more often non-maker-marked, so-called: 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak-') based specimen that was just moderately used and/or worn: it came still stored in its original (and truly fairly luxuriously-styled!) black-coloured etui as produced, issued and/or stored for decades. The attractive - and I deem typical early-war-period - specimen is executed in bright-silver-coloured- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based metal and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- and used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross shows a somewhat tarnished age-patina but has not recently been cleaned or polished: it still retains most of its 'frosted' silverish-coloured finish and retains a fair bit of its high-polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') as can be seen on the pictures. The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (straight-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is void of a makers'-designation (as more often encountered by pieces produced by this maker) - comes as found and/or stored for decades. The etui comes in an equally nicely preserved condition: it is fully functional (and shows the printed, detailed and/or silverish-grey-coloured 'KvK'-symbol on its top). The etui has a fully preserved, black-coloured- (ie. velvet-based-) interior-section that also shows the printed makers-designation: 'Kerbach & Oesterhelt - Dresden A1' printed into its lid (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and fully complete: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter'-set for a justified price!

Attractive medal-set: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwerter.\', being a maker- (ie. \'50\'-) marked specimen as was produced by the: \'Karl Gschiermeister\'-company and that comes stored in its original etui as issued The award is an attractive and/or neatly maker- (ie. '50'-) marked and typical 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that was issued and/or hardly worn: it came still stored in its original (albeit simplified-) black-coloured etui as produced and/or issued and stored for decades. The award - which is a non-converse-shaped example - has a typical bright-silver-coloured age-patina and truly retains all of its silver-coloured finish (moreover, does it still show its high-polised sides or: 'hochpolierte Kanten' as can be noticed on the pictures). The award - which comes mounted on its typical pin- and/or pin-catch attachment (which are both functional and totally unaltered) - shows only minimal age- ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear. The award has, however, most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The (simplified) etui comes in an equally used condition: it shows some minimal wear- and/or usage-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). It is, however, still fully functional (and shows the printed and/or silver-grey coloured 'KvK o. Schwerter'-symbol on its top). The etui has a fully preserved, black-coloured (ie. velvet-like-) interior-section (see pictures). The set originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently found: it was always together and was kept as such for decades and was never before part of any collection. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwerter'-set as was produced by the unusually seen, Austrian-based 'Karl Gschiermeister'-company!

Attractive medal-set: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwerter.\', being a maker- (ie. \'50\'-) marked- and/or \'non-converse\'-shaped specimen as was produced by the: \'Karl Gschiermeister\'-company and that comes stored in its original etui as is The award is an attractive and/or neatly maker- (ie. '50'-) marked and (IMO) typical zinc- (ie. so-called: 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that was clearly issued and/or worn: it came still stored in its original (albeit simplified-) black-coloured etui as produced and/or issued and stored for decades. The award - which is a non-converse- ie. non-vaulted example - has a still bright and somewhat shiny, silver-coloured age-patina and truly retains most of its silver-coloured finish and polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The award - which comes mounted on its typical (flute-shaped-) pin- and/or pin-catch attachment (which are both functional and totally unaltered) - shows moderate age- ie. staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. The award has, however, most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The (simplified) etui comes in an equally used condition: it shows obvious wear- and/or usage-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). It is, however, still fully functional (and shows the printed and/or silver-grey coloured 'KvK'-symbol on its top). The etui has a fully preserved, black-coloured- (ie. sprayed velvet-like-) interior-section that shows, however, one tiny flaw on the right-side (see pictures). The set originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently found: it was always together and was kept as such for decades and was never before part of any collection. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive: 'Kriegs- verdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter'-set as was produced by the (unusually encountered!) Austrian- ie. Vienna-based maker (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Karl Gschiermeister'!

Attractive medal-set: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'4\'- thus by the maker: \'Steinhauer & Lück\'-) marked (and \'Buntmetall\'-based!) specimen that comes stored in its original, KvK-etui The attractive \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' (or: war-merits\'-cross first-class without swords) on offer here is a truly attractive, so-called: \'Buntmetall\'- (ie. \'Tombak-\') based specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Steinhauer & Lück\' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and was just moderately used and/or worn: it came still stored in its original (and fairly luxuriously-styled!) black-coloured etui as produced, issued and/or stored for decades. The attractive - and I deem mid-war-period - specimen is executed in bright-silver-coloured- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based metal and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- and used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross shows a somewhat tarnished age-patina but has not recently been cleaned or polished: it still retains a fair bit of its \'frosted\' silverish-coloured finish and retains most of its high-polished sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\') as can be seen on the pictures. The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flute-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a clear makers\'-designation \'4\' stamped onto the back of its pin (as more often encountered by pieces produced by this maker) - comes as found and/or stored for decades. The etui comes in an equally nicely preserved condition: it is fully functional (and shows the printed, detailed and/or silverish-coloured \'KvK\'-symbol on its top). The etui has a fully preserved, black-coloured- (ie. simulated velvet-based-) interior-section (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and fully complete: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwerter\'-set by the \'Steinhauer & Lück\'-company for a justified price!

Attractive medal-set: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'50\'- thus by the maker: \'K. Gschiermeister\'-) marked (and \'Buntmetall\'-based!) specimen that comes stored in its original, KvK-etui The attractive \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' (or: war-merits\'-cross first-class without swords) on offer here is a truly attractive, so-called: \'Buntmetall\'- (ie. \'Tombak-\') based specimen that was produced by the (Austrian) maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Karl Gschiermeister\' as based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) and was just moderately used and/or worn: it came still stored in its original (and fairly luxuriously-styled!) black-coloured etui as produced, issued and/or stored for decades. The attractive - and I deem mid-war-period - specimen is executed in bright-silver-coloured- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based metal and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- and used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross shows a somewhat tarnished age-patina but has not recently been cleaned or polished: it still retains a fair bit of its \'frosted\' silverish-coloured finish and retains a fair bit of its high-polished sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\') as can be seen on the pictures. The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flute-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a clear makers\'-designation \'50\' stamped onto the back of its pin (as more often encountered by pieces produced by this maker) - comes as found and/or stored for decades. The etui comes in an equally nicely preserved condition: it is fully functional (and shows the printed, detailed and/or silverish-grey-coloured \'KvK\'-symbol on its top). The etui has a fully preserved, black-coloured- (ie. simulated velvet-based-) interior-section (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and fully complete: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwerter\'-set by the \'Karl Gschiermeister\'-company for a justified price!

Attractive medal-set: \'KvK II. Klasse mit Schwertern\' being a non-maker-marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that came packed in its original (regular-sized) pouch of issue by the Austrian: \'Ph. Türks Witwe\'-company This is an attractive - fully complete and untouched! - medal-set: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern' (or: War Merits' Cross second class with swords) comprising of a non-maker-marked and/or typical 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that comes still packed in its original (and regular-sized) pouch of issue by the Austrian-based company named: 'Ph. Türks Witwe' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- albeit never worn- nor even mounted ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-, folded- and red-coloured) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and came still packed in its neat, regular-sized- (and/or: 'Zellstoff'-based- and brown-coloured) pouch that comes in an equally nice and complete condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The award has an attractive (just minimally tarnished) golden-bronze-coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch shows the printed makers'-designation on its back that reads: 'Ph. Türks Wtw. - Wien 107' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern'-set that was produced by the unsually encountered: 'Philipp Türks Witwe'-company and that will be very hard ie. impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive medal-set: \'KvK II. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a non-maker-marked and \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that came packed in its original (and larger-sized-) pouch of issue by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company as issued This is a truly attractive medal-set: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: War Merits' Cross second class with swords medal) being a very acttractive non-maker-marked and/or 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that comes still packed in its original (and larger-sized-) pouch of issue by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company as issued and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO issued- albeit never worn- nor mounted), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and came packed in its neat larger-sized- (and/or: 'Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: brownish-beige-coloured, carton-based pouch (which comes in a nice condition as well as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a 'Buntmetall'-based specimen - was IMO issued but never used: it has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Still an attractive 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter'-set that was produced by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company!

Attractive medal-set: \'KvK II. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a non-maker-marked specimen that comes still packed in its original (and larger-sized!) pouch of issue by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company as issued This is a truly attractive medal-set: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: War Merits' Cross second class with swords medal) being a very acttractive albeit non-maker-marked specimen that comes packed in its original (and larger-sized!) pouch of issue as was produced by the company: 'Wilhelm Deumer' based in the town of Lüdenscheid as recently found and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO issued- albeit never worn- nor mounted), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned- (and approx. 24 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat larger-sized- (and/or: 'Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: brownish-red-coloured, carton-based pouch (which comes in a very nice condition as well as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a 'Buntmetall'-based specimen - was IMO issued but never used: it has an attractive reddish-bronze-coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Still an attractive 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter'-set that was produced by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company!

Attractive medal-set: \'KvK II. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a non-maker-marked specimen that comes still packed in its original (and regular-sized) pouch of issue by the: \'Klein u. Quenzer\'-company as issued This is a truly attractive medal-set: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: War Merits' Cross second class with swords medal) being a very acttractive albeit non-maker-marked specimen that comes packed in its original (and regular-sized-) pouch of issue as was produced by the company: 'Klein u. Quenzer' based in the town of Oberstein as recently found and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO issued- albeit never worn- nor mounted-), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned- (and approx. 24 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat regular-sized- (and/or: 'Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: brownish-red-coloured, carton-based pouch (which comes in a nice- (albeit moderately used-) condition as well as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a 'Buntmetall'-based specimen - was IMO issued but never used: it has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Still an attractive 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter'-set that was produced by the 'Klein u. Quenzer'-company!

Attractive medal-set: \'KvK II. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a zinc and maker- (ie. \'127\'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original (and complete) pouch of issue by the: \'Moritz Hausch\'-company This is an attractive medal-set: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: War Merits' Cross second class with swords) being a neatly maker- (ie. '127'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the company: 'Moritz Hausch A.G.' based in the town of Pforzheim as recently found and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. IMO never used- nor worn- ie. virtually mint-), condition. The award came together with its original, minimally confectioned- (and approx. 24 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat regular-sized- (and 'Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: beige-coloured, carton-based pouch (which is fully complete and functional). The medal - which is (IMO) a zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based- and later-war-produced specimen - was IMO issued but simply never used: it has an attractive darker-bronze-coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Still an attractive and completely 'matching' 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter'-set!

Attractive medal-set: \'KvK II. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a \'Buntmetall\'- albeit non-maker-marked specimen that comes packed in its original (and complete) pouch of issue by the: \'Friedrich Hoffstätter\'-company This is an attractive medal-set: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: War Merits' Cross second class with swords) being a 'Buntmetall'- albeit non-maker-marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the company: 'Friedrich Hoffstätter' based in the town of Bonn as was recently found and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. IMO never used- nor worn- ie. virtually mint-), condition. The award came together with its original, non-confectioned- (and approx. 24 cms. long-sized- and bright-red-coloured-) ribbon and came packed in its neat, regular-sized- (and 'Zellstoff'-based-) and reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch (which is fully complete and functional). The medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'- and IMO early-war-produced specimen - was IMO issued but simply never used: it has an attractive darker-bronze-coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Still an attractive 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter'-set!

Attractive medal-set: \'KvK II. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a \'Buntmetall\'- and maker- (ie. \'127\'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original (and complete) pouch of issue by the: \'Moritz Hausch\'-company This is an attractive medal-set: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: War Merits' Cross second class with swords) being a neatly maker- (ie. '127'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the company: 'Moritz Hausch A.G.' based in the town of Pforzheim as was recently found and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. IMO never used- nor worn- ie. virtually mint-), condition. The award came together with its original, minimally confectioned- (and approx. 24 cms. long-sized- and orange-red-coloured-) ribbon and came packed in its neat regular-sized- (and 'Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch (which is fully complete and functional). The medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'- and/or: early-war-produced specimen - was IMO issued but simply never used: it has an attractive darker-bronze-coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Still an attractive and completely 'matching' 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter'-set!

Attractive medal-set: \'KvK II. Klasse ohne Schwerter\', being a maker- (ie. \'15\'-) marked specimen that comes still packed in its original (and larger-sized!) pouch of issue by the: \'Friedrich Orth\'-company as issued This is a truly attractive medal-set: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter' (or: War Merits' Cross second class without swords medal) being a very acttractive and neatly a maker- (ie. '15'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original (and larger-sized!) pouch of issue as was produced by the company: 'Friedrich Orth' based in the town of Wien (Vienna) as recently found and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO issued- albeit never worn- nor mounted), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat larger-sized- (and/or: 'Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: brownish-beige-coloured, carton-based pouch (which comes in a very nice condition as well as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a 'Buntmetall'-based specimen - was IMO issued but never used: it has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Still an attractive 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter'-set that was produced by the 'Friedrich Orth'-company!

Attractive medal-set: \'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege\', being a non-maker-maker-marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the \'Carl Poellath\'-company as issued and/or recently found This is a truly attractive medal-set: 'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege' (or: civil-service medal) being a non-maker-marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the 'Carl Poellath'-company as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-), condition. The medal came together with its original, unconfectioned- (and approx. 13 cms. long-sized- and purple-red-coloured) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: beige-brown-coloured, carton pouch. The medal - which is an attractive zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen - was IMO issued but simply never used. The medal has a quite 'shiny' age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in an equally nice and complete condition: it is fully functional (and shows the printed makers'-mark of the company: 'Carl Poellath'-company as based in the town of Schrobenhausen as is printed on its back as stated above). One of the nicest preserved 'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege'-sets I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive medal-set: \'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege\', being a non-maker-maker-marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the \'Gebr. Godet\'-company as issued and/or recently found This is a truly attractive medal-set: 'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege' (or: civil-service medal) being a non-maker-marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the 'Gebrüder Godet'-company as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- and/or never mounted-), condition. The medal came together with its original, unconfectioned- (and approx. 24 cms. long-sized- and bright-red-coloured) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: beige-brown-coloured, carton pouch. The medal - which is an attractive zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen - was IMO issued but simply never used. The medal has a quite 'shiny' age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in an equally nice and complete condition: it is fully functional (and shows the printed makers'-mark of the company: 'Gebrüder Godet'-company as based in the town of Berlin as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply a nicely preserved 'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege'-set that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege\', being a non-maker-maker-marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Buttig & Co.\'-company as issued and/or recently found This is an attractive medal-set: 'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege' (or: civil-service medal) being a non-maker-marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the (unsually seen!) 'Buttig & Co.'-company as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall very nice, condition. The medal came together with its original, minimally confectioned- (and approx. 20 cms. long-sized- and bright-red-coloured) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: beige-brown-coloured, carton pouch. The medal - which is an attractive zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen - was IMO issued but hardly ever used. The medal has a quite 'matted' age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in an equally nice and complete condition: it is fully functional (and shows the printed makers'-mark of the (never before seen!) medal-producing company named: 'Buttig & Co.' as based in the town of Gablonz a. N. (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply a nicely preserved 'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege'-set that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege\', being a non-maker-maker-marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company as issued and/or recently found This is a very attractive medal-set: 'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege' (or: civil-service medal) being a non-maker-marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann'-company as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall very nice- and/or hardly worn, condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned- (and approx. 24 cms. long-sized- and bright-red-coloured- and nearly pre-folded) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: beige-brown-coloured, carton pouch. The medal - which is an attractive zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen - was IMO issued but hardly ever used. The medal has a quite 'shiny' age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in an equally nice and complete condition: it is fully functional (and shows the printed makers'-mark of the medal-producing company named: 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann' as based in the town of Frankfurt am Main (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply a nicely preserved 'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege'-set that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege\', being a non-maker-marked specimen that comes together with its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found This is a truly attractive medal-set: 'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege' (or: civil-service medal) being a non-maker-marked specimen that comes together with its period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall nice (ie. minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, minimally confectioned- (and approx. 20 cms. long-sized- and bright-red-coloured-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The medal - which is an attractive zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen - was IMO issued and/or minimally used. The medal has a quite 'shiny' age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Simply a nicely preserved 'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a maker- (ie. \'10\'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Foerster u. Barth\'-company as issued and/or recently found This is a truly attractive medal-set: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal) being a very acttractive and neatly maker- (ie. '10'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the: 'Foerster u. Barth'-company based in the town of Pforzheim as recently found and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. issued- but IMO hardly worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned-, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton pouch. The medal - which is a nicely preserved zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen - was IMO issued but never (or hardly) used. The medal has a quite 'matted' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a nice and complete condition: it is fully functional and shows the printed makers'-mark of the 'Foerster u. Barth'-company based in the town of Pforzheim (as is printed on its back as stated above). One of the nicest preserved 'Winterschlacht im Osten'-sets I had on offer for some time!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Gustav Brehmer\'-company as issued and/or recently found This is a truly attractive medal-set: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal) being a very acttractive and neatly maker- (ie. '13'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the: 'Gustav Brehmer'-company based in the town of Marneukirchen as recently found and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. issued- but IMO hardly worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, minimally confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton pouch. The medal - which is a nicely preserved zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen - was IMO issued but never (or hardly) used. The medal has a somewhat 'matted' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a nice and complete condition: it is fully functional and shows the printed makers'-mark of the 'Gustav Brehmer'-company based in the town of Marneukirchen i. Sachsen (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply a neat and nicely preserved 'Winterschlacht im Osten'-set that is accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a maker- (ie. \'1\'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Deschler & Sohn\'-company as issued and/or recently found This is a truly attractive medal-set: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal) being a very acttractive and neatly maker- (ie. '1'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the: 'Deschler & Sohn'-company based in the town of München as recently found and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. issued- but IMO hardly worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned-, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton pouch. The medal - which is a superb 'Buntmetall'-based specimen - was IMO issued but never (or hardly) used. The medal has a quite 'shiny' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a nice and complete condition: it is fully functional and shows the printed makers'-mark of the 'Deschler & Sohn'-company based in the town of München (as is printed on its back as stated above). One of the nicest preserved 'Winterschlacht im Osten'-sets I had on offer for some time!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a maker- (ie. \'20\'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'C.F. Zimmermann\'-company as issued and/or recently found This is a truly attractive medal-set: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal) being a very acttractive and neatly maker- (ie. '20'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the: 'C.F. Zimmermann' company based in the town of Pforzheim as recently found and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. issued- but IMO hardly worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, minimally confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton pouch. The medal - which is a superb 'Buntmetall'-based specimen - was IMO issued but never (or hardly) used. The medal has a quite 'shiny' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a nice and complete condition: it is fully functional and shows the printed makers'-mark of the 'C.F. Zimmermann' company based in the town of Pforzheim (as is printed on its back as stated above). One of the nicest preserved 'Winterschlacht im Osten'-sets I had on offer for some time!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a maker- (ie. \'88\'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Werner Redo\'-company as issued and/or recently found This is a truly attractive medal-set: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal) being an acttractive and neatly maker- (ie. '88'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original (albeit relic!) 'variant-pattern' pouch of issue as was produced by the: 'Werner Redo'-company based in the town of Saarlautern as recently found and that comes in an overall nice (ie. issued- but IMO hardly worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned-, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: beige-brown-coloured, carton pouch. The medal - which is a nicely preserved zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen - was IMO issued but never (or hardly) used. The medal has a quite 'matted' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in a clearly used- ie. relic condition: it shows the printed makers'-mark of the 'Werner Redo'-company based in the town of Saarlautern (as is printed on its back as stated above).

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'15\'-) marked-specimen as was issued by the: \'Fritz Zimmermann\'-company, that came still packed in its original pouch as issued and/or foun This is an attractive medal-set: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a nicely maker- (ie. '15'-) marked specimen that came packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company as recently found, in overall nice (and IMO hardly- ie. minimally worn-) condition. The medal came together with its original, confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat (so-called: 'Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton pouch. The medal - which is a neatly maker- (ie. '15'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen was with certainty issued but was IMO hardly used nor worn. The medal has a somewhat matted- (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage only) but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a used albeit still nicely preserved (and/or complete) condition: it is fully functional (and show the printed- ie. additionally, stamped-) makers'-mark of the company: 'Fritz Zimmermann' based in the town of Stuttgart printed on its back as stated above. Simply an attractive and completely 'matching' 'Winterschlacht im Osten'-medal-set!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'3\'-) marked-specimen as was issued by the: \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company, that came still packed in its original pouch as issued and/or found This is an attractive medal-set: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a nicely maker- (ie. '3'-) marked specimen that came packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company as recently found, in overall nice (and IMO hardly- ie. minimally worn-) condition. The medal came together with its original, confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat (so-called: 'Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton pouch. The medal - which is a neatly maker- (ie. '3'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen was with certainty issued but was IMO hardly used nor worn. The medal has a somewhat shiny- (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage only) but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a used albeit still nicely preserved (and/or complete) condition: it is fully functional (and show the printed- ie. additionally, stamped-) makers'-mark of the company: 'Wilhelm Deumer' based in the town of Lüdenscheid printed on its back as stated above. Simply an attractive and completely 'matching' 'Winterschlacht im Osten'-medal-set!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a non-maker-marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Carl Poellath\'-company as issued and/or recently found This is an attractive medal-set: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a neat albeit non-maker-marked- (zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based-) specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the: 'Carl Poellath'-company as based in the town of Schrobenhausen as recently found and that comes in an overall nice (ie. virtually mint- and/or never worn- nor mounted-), condition. The medal came together with its original, unconfectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton pouch. The medal - which is a zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen - was IMO issued but never used. The medal has a quite 'matted' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a nice and complete condition: it is fully functional (and shows the printed makers'-mark of the company: 'Carl Poellath' based in the town of Schrobenhausen as printed on its back as stated above). I deem that I have priced this set accordingly!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'R. Wächtler & Lange\' and that comes together with its (non-confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'R. Wächtler & Lange\' as was based in the town of Mittwaida and that comes together with its (non-confectioned- ie. just folded and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'matted\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'Wächtler & Lange\' and that comes together with its (non-confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Wächtler & Lange\' as was based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen and that comes together with its (non-confectioned- and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'shiny\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp: as more often with pieces by the maker does the piece show some minimal \'bubbling\' on the finish. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'107\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'Carl Wild - Hamburg\' and that comes together with its (non-confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'107\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Carl Wild\' as was based in the town of Hamburg and that comes together with its (non-confectioned- and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used nor even mounted. The award shows a somewhat \'shiny\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'10\'-) marked specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Förster & Barth\' and that comes packed (with its accompanying \'Bandspange\'!) in its original pouch This is an attractive - and fully matching! - medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal) comprising of a neatly maker- (ie. \'10\'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- but hardly ie. simply never worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat (\'Zellstoff\'-based) reddish-brown-coloured pouch (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a truly very nicely preserved zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply hardly used. The medal - that came together with its accompanying, single pieced ribbon-bar ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\' - has a quite \'matted\' (ie. typical greyish-blue) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in an overall nicely preserved condition: it shows the printed makers\'-designation of the company: \'Förster & Barth - Pforzheim\' (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - \'Ost\'-medal-set: one of the best such maker-marked examples I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'110\'-) marked specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Otto Zappe\' and that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as recently found This is an attractive - and fully matching! - medal-set: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal) comprising of a neatly maker- (ie. '110'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the maker- (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Otto Zappe' as based in the town of Gablonz a.d. N. and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- but hardly ie. never worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a truly very nicely preserved zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply hardly used. The medal has a quite 'shiny' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in an equally nice condition: it shows the printed makers'-designation of the company: 'Otto Zappe' as based in the town of Gablonz a.d. N. (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply a neat - and fully matching! - 'Ost'-medal-set I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'110\'-) marked specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Otto Zappe\' and that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as recently found This is an attractive - and fully matching! - medal-set: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal) comprising of a neatly maker- (ie. '110'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the maker- (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Otto Zappe' as based in the town of Gablonz a.d. N. and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- but hardly ie. never worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a truly very nicely preserved zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply hardly used. The medal has a quite 'shiny' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in an equally nice condition: it shows the printed makers'-designation of the company: 'Otto Zappe' as based in the town of Gablonz a.d. N. (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply a neat - and fully matching! - 'Ost'-medal-set I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'110\'-) marked specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Otto Zappe\' and that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as recently found This is a truly attractive - and fully matching! - medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal) comprising of a neatly maker- (ie. \'110\'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Otto Zappe\' as based in the town of Gablonz a.d. N. and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- but simply never worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, minimally confectioned-, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat (\'Zellstoff\'-based-) and/or: beige-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch that is complete and functional (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a truly very nicely preserved zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply never used nor worn. The medal has a quite \'matted\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in an equally nice condition and shows the printed makers\'-designation of the: \'Otto Zappe\'-company as based in the town of Gablonz a.d. N. (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply one of the nicest - and fully matching! - \'Ost\'-medal-sets by this particular maker I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'110\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'Otto Zappe\' and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'110\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Otto Zappe\' as was based in the town of Gablonz a/d N. and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned- and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'shiny\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'110\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'Otto Zappe\' and that comes together with its (non-confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'110\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Otto Zappe\' as was based in the town of Gablonz a/d N. and that comes together with its (non-confectioned- ie. just folded and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'matted\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'127\'-) marked specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Moritz Hausch A.G.\' and that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as recently found This is an attractive - and fully matching! - medal-set: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal) comprising of a neatly maker- (ie. '127'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the maker- (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Moritz Hausch A.G.' as based in the town of Pforzheim and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- but hardly worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, minimally confectioned-, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: beige-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a truly very nicely preserved zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply hardly used. The medal has a quite 'matted' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in an equally nice condition: it shows the printed makers'-designation of the company: 'Moritz Hausch A.G.' as based in the town of Pforzheim (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply a neat - and fully matching! - 'Ost'-medal-set I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'127\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'Moritz Hausch A.G.\' and that comes together with its (non-confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'127\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Moritz Hausch A.G.\' as was based in the town of Pforzheim and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned- ie. folden and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'shiny\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Gustav Brehmer\' and that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as recently found This is an attractive - and fully matching! - medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal) comprising of a neatly maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Gustav Brehmer\' as based in the town of Marneukirchen in Sa. and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- but hardly ie. never worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat (\'Zellstoff\'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a truly very nicely preserved zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply hardly used. The medal has a quite \'matted\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in an equally nice condition: it shows the printed makers\'-designation of the company: \'Gustav Brehmer\' as based in the town of Marneukirchen in Sa. (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply a neat - and fully matching! - \'Ost\'-medal-set I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Gustav Brehmer\' and that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as recently found This is a truly attractive - and fully matching! - medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal) comprising of a neatly maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Gustav Brehmer\' as based in the town of Markneukirchen in Sachsen and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- but simply never worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, minimally confectioned-, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat (\'Zellstoff\'-based-) and/or: beige-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch that (is complete as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a truly very nicely preserved zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply never used nor worn. The medal has a quite \'matted\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in an equally nice condition and shows the printed makers\'-designation of the: \'Gustav Brehmer\'-company as based in the town of Markneukirchen in Sachsen (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply one of the nicest, and fully matching \'Ost\'-medal-sets by this particular maker I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'Gustav Brehmer\' and that comes together with its (confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Gustav Brehmer\' as was based in the town of Markneukirchen in Sachsen and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned- and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'matted\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'Gustav Brehmer\' and that comes together with its (confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Gustav Brehmer\' as was based in the town of Markneukirchen in Sachsen and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned- and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'matted\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'Gustav Brehmer\' and that comes together with its (non-confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Gustav Brehmer\' as was based in the town of Markneukirchen in Sachsen and that comes together with its (non-confectioned- and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'shiny\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'Gustav Brehmer\' and that comes together with its (non-confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Gustav Brehmer\' as was based in the town of Markneukirchen in Sachsen and that comes together with its (non-confectioned- and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'shiny\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'Gustav Brehmer\' and that comes together with its (non-confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Gustav Brehmer\' as was based in the town of Markneukirchen and that comes together with its (non-confectioned- ie. just folded and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'matted\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'14\'-) marked specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'L.Chr. Lauer\' and that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as recently found This is a truly attractive - and fully matching! - medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal) comprising of a neatly maker- (ie. \'14\'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'L.Chr. Lauer\' as based in the towns of Nürnberg and Berlin and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- but simply never worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, minimally confectioned-, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat (\'Zellstoff\'-based-) and/or: beige-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch that (is complete as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a truly very nicely preserved zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply never used nor worn. The medal has a quite \'matted\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in an equally nice condition and shows the printed makers\'-designation of the: \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-company as based in the towns of Nürnberg and Berlin (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply one of the nicest, and fully matching \'Ost\'-medal-sets by this particular maker I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'14\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'L.Chr. Lauer\' and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'14\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'L.Chr. Lauer\' as was based in the town of Nürnberg-W. and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned- and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'shiny\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'14\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'L.Chr. Lauer\' and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'14\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'L.Chr. Lauer\' as was based in the town of Nürnberg-W. and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned- and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'shiny\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'14\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'L.Chr. Lauer\' and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'14\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'L.Chr. Lauer\' as was based in the town of Nürnberg-W. and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned- and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'shiny\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'15\'-) marked specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Friedrich Orth\' and that comes packed in its original, \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch This is an attractive - and fully matching! - medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal) comprising of a neatly maker- (ie. \'15\'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- but hardly ie. simply never worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat (\'Zellstoff\'-based) reddish-brown-coloured pouch (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a nicely preserved zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply hardly used. The medal has a quite \'matted\' (ie. typical greyish-blue) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in an overall nicely preserved condition: it shows the printed makers\'-designation of the company: \'Friedrich Orth - Wien 56\' (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - \'Ost\'-medal-set that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'18\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'Karl Wurster K.G.\' and that comes together with its (confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (ie. 'Ost'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. '18'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Karl Wurster K.G.' as was based in the town of Markneukirchen in Sachsen and that comes together with its (minimally-confectioned- and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a nicely preserved zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The medal shows a somewhat 'matted' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, neatly maker-marked example of a: 'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'19\'-) marked specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann\' and that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as recently found This is an attractive - and fully matching! - medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal) comprising of a neatly maker- (ie. \'19\'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann\' as was based in the town of Frankfurt a. M. and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- but hardly ie. simply never worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat (\'Zellstoff\'-based) reddish-brown-coloured pouch (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a truly very nicely preserved zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply hardly used. The medal - that came wrapped in its thin-shaped wrapping-paper has a quite \'matted\' (ie. typical greyish-blue) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in an overall nicely preserved condition: it shows the printed makers\'-designation of the company: \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann - Frankfurt a. M.\' (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - \'Ost\'-medal-set: one of the best such example by this maker I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'1\'-) marked specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Deschler & Sohn\' and that comes packed (with its accompanying \'Bandspange\'!) in its original pouch This is an attractive - and fully matching! - medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal) comprising of a neatly maker- (ie. \'1\'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- but hardly ie. simply never worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat (\'Zellstoff\'-based) reddish-brown-coloured pouch (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a truly very nicely preserved zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply hardly used. The medal - that came together with its accompanying, single pieced ribbon-bar ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\' - has a quite \'shiny\' (ie. typical greyish-blue) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in an overall nicely preserved condition: it shows the printed makers\'-designation of the company: \'Deschler & Sohn - München 9\' (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - \'Ost\'-medal-set that is (I deem) accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'1\'-) marked specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Deschler & Sohn\' and that comes packed (with its accompanying \'Bandspange\'!) in its original pouch This is an attractive - and fully matching! - medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal) comprising of a neatly maker- (ie. \'1\'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- but hardly ie. simply never worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat (\'Zellstoff\'-based) reddish-brown-coloured pouch (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a truly very nicely preserved zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply hardly used. The medal - that came together with its accompanying, single pieced ribbon-bar ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\' - has a quite \'shiny\' (ie. typical greyish-blue) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in an overall nicely preserved condition: it shows the printed makers\'-designation of the company: \'Deschler & Sohn - München 9\' (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - \'Ost\'-medal-set that is (I deem) accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'25\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'AG der Graveur-, Gold…\' and that comes together with its (non-confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'25\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Graveur-, Gold- und Silberschmiede-Innungen\' as was based in the town of Hanau a. M. and that comes together with its (non-confectioned- ie. just folded and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'shiny\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'25\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'AG der Graveur-…\' and that comes together with its (non-confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'25\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Graveur-, Gold- und Silberschmiede-Innungen\' as was based in the town of Hanau am Main and that comes together with its (non-confectioned- and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'shiny\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Steinhauer & Lück\' and that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as recently found This is an attractive - and fully matching! - medal-set: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal) comprising of a neatly maker- (ie. '4'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the maker- (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Steinhauer & Lück' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- but hardly ie. never worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a nicely preserved zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply hardly used: it does, however, show some (paint) loss on its back. The medal has a quite 'shiny' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in an equally nice condition: it shows the printed makers'-designation of the company: 'Steinhauer & Lück' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply a neat - and fully matching! - 'Ost'-medal-set I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'55\'-) marked specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'J.E. Hammer & Söhne\' and that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as recently found This is an attractive - and fully matching! - medal-set: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal) comprising of a neatly maker- (ie. '55'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the maker- (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne' as based in the town of Geringswalde and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- but hardly ie. never worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a truly very nicely preserved zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply hardly used. The medal has a quite 'shiny' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in an equally nice condition: it shows the printed makers'-designation of the company: 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne' as based in the town of Geringswalde (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply a neat - and fully matching! - 'Ost'-medal-set I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'5\'-) marked specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Hermann Wernstein\' and that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as recently found This is an attractive - and fully matching! - medal-set: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal) comprising of a neatly maker- (ie. '5'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the maker- (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Hermann Wernstein' as based in the town of Jena-Lobstedt and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- but hardly ie. never worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a truly very nicely preserved zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply hardly used. The medal has a quite 'matted' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in an equally nice condition: it shows the printed makers'-designation of the company: 'Hermann Wernstein' as based in the town of Jena-Lobstedt (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply a neat - and fully matching! - 'Ost'-medal-set I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'6.\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'Fritz Zimmermann\' and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'6.\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Fritz Zimmermann\' as was based in the town of Stuttgart and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned- and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'shiny\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'6.\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'Fritz Zimmermann\' and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'6.\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Fritz Zimmermann\' as was based in the town of Stuttgart and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned- and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'shiny\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'6.\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'Fritz Zimmermann\' and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'6.\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Fritz Zimmermann\' as was based in the town of Stuttgart and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned- and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'shiny\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'6.\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'Fritz Zimmermann\' and that comes together with its (non-confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'6.\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Fritz Zimmermann\' as was based in the town of Stuttgart and that comes together with its (non-confectioned-, folded and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used (nor even mounted). The award shows a somewhat \'matted\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'60\'-) marked specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Katz & Deyhle\' and that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as recently found This is an attractive - and fully matching! - medal-set: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal) comprising of a neatly maker- (ie. '60'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the maker- (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Katz & Deyhle' as based in the town of Pforzheim and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- but hardly ie. never worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a truly very nicely preserved zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply hardly used. The medal has a quite 'shiny' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in an equally nice condition: it shows the printed makers'-designation of the company: 'Katz & Deyhle' as based in the town of Pforzheim (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply a neat - and fully matching! - 'Ost'-medal-set I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'60\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'Katz & Deyhle\' and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'60\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Katz & Deyhle\' as was based in the town of Pforzheim and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned- and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'shiny\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'61\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'R.A. Karneth & Söhne\' and that comes together with its (non-confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'61\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'R.A. Karneth & Söhne\' as was based in the town of Gablonz a/d N. and that comes together with its (non-confectioned- ie. just folded and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'matted\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'Klein & Quenzer A.G.\' and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnit This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Klein & Quenzer A.G.\' as was based in the town of Oberstein a.d. N. and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned- and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'shiny\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen by the maker: \'Klein & Quenzer\' and that comes together with its (non-confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Klein & Quenzer\' as was based in the town of Oberstein and that comes together with its (non-confectioned- ie. just folded and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'shiny\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a maker- (ie. \'88\'-) marked specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Werner Redo\' and that comes packed in its original (\'variant\') pouch of issue as recently found This is an attractive - and fully matching! - medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal) comprising of a neatly maker- (ie. \'88\'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original (\'variant\'!) pouch of issue as was produced by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Werner Redo\' as based in the town of Saarlautern and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- but hardly ie. never worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat (\'Zellstoff\'-based- and \'variant\'-pattern!) yellowish-beige-coloured, carton-based pouch (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a truly very nicely preserved zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply hardly used. The medal has a quite \'matted\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in an overall nicely preserved condition: it was somewhat roughly torn-open and shows the printed makers\'-designation of the company: \'Werner Redo\' as based in the town of Saarlautern (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply a neat - and fully matching! - \'Ost\'-medal-set I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a non-maker-marked specimen by the Austrian maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Rudolf Souval\' and that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as recently found This is an attractive - and fully matching! - medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal) comprising of a non-maker-marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the Austrian maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Rudolf Souval\' as based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- but hardly ie. never worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat (\'Zellstoff\'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a truly very nicely preserved zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply hardly used. The medal has a quite \'matted\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in an equally nice condition: it shows the printed makers\'-designation of the \'Rudolf Souval\'-company as based in the town of Vienna (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply a neat - and fully matching! - \'Ost\'-medal-set I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a non-maker-marked specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Julius Maurer\' and that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as recently found This is an attractive - and matching! - medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal) comprising of a non-maker-maker-marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Julius Maurer\' as based in the town of Oberstein (ie. \'Hersteller 138\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- but simply hard worn-), condition. The medal came together with its original, minimally confectioned- and folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized) ribbon and came packed in its neat (\'Zellstoff\'-based-) and/or: beige-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch that (is complete as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a nicely preserved zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply hardly used nor worn. The medal has a quite \'matted\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes as stated above in an equally nice condition and shows the printed makers\'-designation of the: \'Julius Maurer\'-company (as is printed on its back as stated above). Simply a neat \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\'-set that is accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a non-maker-marked specimen that came with its accompanying single-pieced ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld-/Bandspange\') as recently found This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal) a non-maker-marked specimen that came together with its accompanying single-pieced ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld-/Bandspange\') as recently found. The award comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem issued- but hardly worn-), condition. The medal came mounted onto its original, confectioned, pre-folded (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - which is a truly very nicely preserved zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen - was I deem issued but simply hardly used. The medal has a quite \'matted\' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld-/Bandspange\') comes in an equally nice condition. Simply a neat \'Ost\'-medal-set that is accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a non-maker-marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a typical non-maker-marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned- and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'shiny\' (ie. greyish-blue-matted) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' being a non-maker-marked- (and/or \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. \'Ost\'- or Eastern-Front medal) being a typical non-maker-marked- (and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) specimen and that comes together with its (minimally confectioned-, folded and approx. 19 cm.-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The piece - which is a very nicely preserved zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen - was most certainly issued but hardly used. The award shows a somewhat \'shiny\' (ie. greyish-blue-matted) coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still nice and/or crisp. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked example of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive medal: \'Winterschlacht im Osten\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a maker- (ie. \'61\'-) marked specimen, as was produced by the maker: \'R. Karneth\' and that comes mounted on its \'Austrian-styled\' ribbon This is an attractive - and neatly maker- (ie. '61'-) marked - example of a: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front- ie. 'Ost'-medal), being a maker- (ie. '61'-) marked specimen, as was produced by the maker: 'Rudolf Karneth & Söhne' and that comes mounted on its (scarcely seen!) so-called: 'Austrian-styled'- and/or typically pre-folded ribbon and that comes in overall nice (albeit IMO issued- ie. worn-) condition. The medal is executed in typical 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal and retains a nice (ie. somewhat bluish-grey-coloured-) and/or: 'satin'-like age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Most of its (as stated somewhat 'glossy'-like-) bluish-grey- ie. silverish-coloured finish has been very nicely preserved, giving the medal a nice and/or detailed appearance. The medal is thus produced by the medal-producing-company: 'Rudolf Karneth & Söhne' based in the town of Gablonz a/d Neckar. Simply an attractive and/or 'variant'-pattern award!

Attractive membership lapel-pin (or: \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') aka: \'Mitgliedsabzeichen des Gesamtverbands deutscher Arbeitsopfer (GDAO)\' being a nicely maker- (ie. \'Deschler u. Söhne\'-) marked, example This is an attractive example of the neatly designed, commemorative membership lapel-pin (or: 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') aka: 'Mitgliedsabzeichen des Gesamtverbands deutscher Arbeitsopfer (GDAO)' being a nicely maker- (ie. 'Deschler u. Söhne'-) marked, example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The lapel-pin shows some minor wear and/or staining but shows no damage whatsoever (as can be seen on the pictures). On its back, the pin shows a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking and also shows the makers'-mark: 'Deschler u. Söhne'. The neat pin - which comes mounted on its functional pin- and/or catch construction - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue wherein it is given a unique-number (5502A) and an estimated value of 75 Eu. Simply a neat 'Mitgliedsabzeichen' that belonged to a member who was active in one of the lesser-known TR-organisations and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') as was intended to signify membership within the: \'DJ\' (or: \'Deutsches Jungvolk in der HJ\') being a maker- (ie. \'P. Meybauer\'-) marked specimen of the 1st pattern The attractive youth-related membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') shows some regular wear, age and/or minimal staining but has a totally undamaged- and/or neatly enamelled (and undamaged) surface. It has never been cleaned and retains a really attractive- and only minimally tarnished age-patina. The neat pin - which comes mounted onto its functional and fully unaltered pin-/catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken \'Abzeichen\'-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9269A). The piece is a neat example of the 1st pattern: something that is easily recognisable due to the fact that it depicts the text: \'D.J.\' (instead of: \'D.J.V.\' as can be noticed on DJ-badges of the second pattern). The pin is nicely maker-marked with the makers\'-designation: \'P.Meybauer - Berlin\' on its back and also shows a super-imposed patent-pending-designation that reads: \'Ges.Gesch.\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is bit smaller-sized than normally encountered and has an approximate diameter of only 2,2 cms. (as can be noticed on the pictures). I deem that this attractive DJ-lapel-pin of the first-pattern is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive miniature, enamelled, \'NS-Frauenschaft\'-membership-badge (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\'), being a 20 mm. sized example of the fourth pattern that is neatly marked with the signification: \'RzM - 63\' on its back This particular enamelled membership-badge was intended to signify membership within the German Womens' Association (or in German-language: 'NS Frauenschaft'). The example on offer here is the miniature-sized version of the series and measures only 20 mm. in height- see pictures). The tiny badge is in an overall very nice and IMO only slightly used- ie. worn, condition: the enamelled surface shows some minimal scratches but has truly no enamel damage whatsoever. The badge is as stated above showing an: 'RzM'-designation and also shows the: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking on the back of the pin set-up as more often seen (see pictures). An identical piece is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number ('9125DA'). Simply an attractive and actually not that commonly encountered, enamelled 'NS-Frauenschaft-Mitgliedsabzeichen': this is just the first such tiny example I did ever encounter!

Attractive mothers\'-cross in gold (or: \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - Erste Stufe\'), that comes in its original etui as issued, neatly maker-marked: \'A.Rettenmaier - Schwäb. Gmund\' This is a truly very attractive example of the 'Mutterkreuz' (mothers' cross) in gold (ie. 'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - Erste Stufe') that comes on its original, somewhat confectioned but I deem full-length (ie. 72 cms. long-sized), ribbon and that is still stored in its period etui as issued, in overall very nice, albeit IMO used and/or issued, condition. The medal has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and is in a very nice and/or totally uncleaned condition. The golden finish is simply excellent and the medal has a very nice age and/or bright age-patina. The ribbon is just a tiny bit stained and/or wrinkled (being a sign that the medal was IMO most certainly worn). The etui is in slightly used condition and bears a clear makers’-mark stamped within the lid, namely: 'A.Rettenmaier - Schwäb. Gmund'. The yellowish-coloured and/or velvet-based inner lining is also in a very nice and fully undamaged condtion. The golden cross on the top of the box is in complete and also fully undamaged. Simply a superb golden-class 'MK-set' without any defaults!

Attractive pair of early ie. mid-war-period-, so-called: \'M40/43\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) \'cyphered\' NCO-type shoulderstraps as was intended for usage by an: \'Oberfeldwebel eines Heeres-Nachrichten-Aufklärungs-Abteilungs\' The truly attractive - albeit minimally mismatched but most certainly worn as such! - WH (Heeres) 'cyphered' NCO-type pair is piped in the desirable bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour and measures approximately 12 cms. in length. The straps have the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured- and/or: woolen-type piping attached (as is more often encountered with these early- (ie. mid-) war-period shoulderstrap-pairs) and were as such intended for usage by an: 'Oberfeldwebel' (ie. sergeant first-class) who served within a specific army signals-reconnaissance-unit (ie. 'Heeres-Nachrichten-Aufklärungs-Abteilung'). The shoulderstraps - which originate from a private-household and that were recently uncovered - are typical 'standard-issued'-examples that have the field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'upperdecks'. The straps show a matching pair of (regular- ie. somewhat larger-sized, Gothic-styled- and/or: typical zinc-based) so-called: 'A'-cyphers (ie. 'Ziffern') and four of (also zinc-based- and regular sized) pips attached denoting the NCOs rank of: 'Oberfeldwebel' (or: sergeant first-class). All six devices (as well as the straps) show some minimal age- ie. fair tarnish and/or wear (some minor staining and/or dust is visible- and/or present). They show furthermore the 'standard-pattern', silverish-coloured NCO-braid attached and were just moderately used and worn: they do show only minimal wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The straps - which are slightly mismatched but that were most certainly worn as a pair - come naturally mounted on their functional tongues and come in a wonderful- and/or totally untouched condition and will be hard to be upgraded. These desirable 'M41/43'-pattern, army-signals-related, NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the 'zitronengelber'-coloured branchcolour can easily be graded 'fairly scarce' and are not that often offered for sale. Simply a very attractive pair that belonged to an: 'Oberfeldwebel eines Heeres-Nachrichten-Aufklärungs-Abteilungs'!

Attractive pair of EM-pattern collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as were specifically intended for - and worn by! - \'Wehrmänner\' belonging to the organisation: \'Stahlhelmbund\' (ie. \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (or: Sta)\' This is a neat - fully matching and actually unusually encountered! - early-period pair of enlisted-mens\'-pattern collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften\') as were specifically intended for - and clearly worn by! - members of the: \'Stahlhelmbund\' (ie. \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (or: Sta)\' being a fully matching (ie. left and/or right-sided!) pair that was specifically intended for members having the (lowest existing) rank of: \'Wehrmann\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. Both tabs are executed in (smooth-type) black-coloured wool and show the white-coloured (and/or woolen-type) piping attached: both tabs show a detailed \'Eichenlaub\'-cypher (ie. device or: \'Ziffer\') period-attached (which are both executed in silvered, so-called: \'Buntmetall\' and that show some regular age-patina ie. tarnished surface as can be noticed on the pictures). The pair can as such most certainly be re-mounted onto a: \'Der Stahlhelm\'-EM-tunic if wanted or deemed neccesary. The pair still shows some of its period stitching-remains with which it was once tunic-attached. Simply a neat - and most certainly not that often encountered! - \'Der Stahlhelmbund\'-related EM-type collar-tab-pair that was intended for a \'Wehrmann\' and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive pair of WH (Heeres) - and I deem later-war-pattern! - officers\'-type shoulderboards (ie. \'Schulterstücken für Offiziere m. Sonderführer-Dienstgrad\') as was intended for an officer who served as a: \'Sonderführer Z\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres), officers'-type shoulderboards (ie. 'Schulterstücken für Offiziere mit Sonderführer-Dienstgrad') showing the typical bluish-grey 'underlay' (ie. branchcolour) and multi-coloured 'striped upperdecks' as was specifically intended for an officer who served as a: 'Sonderführer Z' (or: specialised officer with specifically assigned tasks) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- albeit never worn nor tunic-attached-), condition. The pair - which has the (typical) bluish-grey-coloured 'underlay' and' upperdecks' showing the 'black-white-red'-coloured, V-shaped-structure as to be expected - never has any tongues attached and was with certainty intended as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat pair - that measures approximately 11,4 cms. in length - is just a tiny bit stained due to decades of storage and/or handling. These shoulderboards were the 'standard-issue'-version of the officers'-type 'Sonderführer Z'-shoulderboards. Simply a great pair of 'Sonderführer'-related, officers'-pattern 'Schulterstücken' that comes in an overal wonderful condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive pair of WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Waffenrock\'- (ie. dress-) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as piped in the black branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat o. Uffz. einer Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' This is a pair of neatly machine-embroidered and/or fully matching, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Waffenrock\'- (ie. dress-) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für den Waffenrock\') as was piped in the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by \'Soldat o. Unteroffizier einer Nachrichten-Abteilungs\' (or: simple soldier ie. NCO who served within an army signals-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. I deem once tunic-attached-), condition. The pair - which is of the specific pattern that was merely used on the WH-dress-tunics or: \'Waffenröcke\' - is piped in the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured branchcolour: the pieces are fully identical in execution and are nicely \'backed\' with buckram-based material as more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is fully void of any corrosion or alike: it still shows some of stitching-holes ie. thread-remains with which it was once tunic-attached. In any case is this a neat, \'Heeres-Nachrichten\'-related \'Waffenrock\'-insignia-set as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat o. Uffz. eines einer Nachrichten-Abteilungs\'!

Attractive pair of WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Waffenrock\'- (ie. dress-) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as piped in the black branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat o. Uffz. eines Pionier-Abteilungs\' This is a pair of neatly machine-embroidered and/or fully matching, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Waffenrock\'- (ie. dress-) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für den Waffenrock\') as was piped in the black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by \'Soldat o. Unteroffizier eines Pionier-Abteilungs\' (or: simple soldier ie. NCO who served within an army engineers-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. I deem once tunic-attached-), condition. The pair - which is of the specific pattern that was merely used on the WH-dress-tunics or: \'Waffenröcke\' - is piped in the black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour: the pieces are fully identical in execution and are nicely \'backed\' with buckram-based material as more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is fully void of any corrosion or alike: it still shows some of stitching-holes ie. thread-remains with which it was once tunic-attached. In any case is this a neat, \'Heeres-Pioniere\'-related \'Waffenrock\'-insignia-set as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat o. Uffz. eines eines Pionier-Abteilungs\'!

Attractive pair of WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Waffenrock\'- (ie. dress-) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as piped in the darker-blue branchcolour as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat o. Uffz. eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs\' This is a pair of neatly machine-embroidered and/or fully matching, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Waffenrock\'- (ie. dress-) collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für den Waffenrock\') as was piped in the darker-blue- (\'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for usage by \'Soldat o. Unteroffizier eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs\' (or: simple soldier ie. NCO ie. medical orderly who served within an army medicall-unit) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The pair - which is of the specific pattern that was used on the WH-dress-tunics or: \'Waffenröcke\' - is piped in the darker-blue- (\'blauer\'-) coloured branchcolour: the pieces are fully identical in execution and are nicely \'backed\' with buckram-based material as more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair is fully void of any corrosion or alike: it still shows some of stitching-holes ie. thread-remains with which it was once tunic-attached. In any case is this a neat, \'Heeres-Sanitäter\'-related \'Waffenrock\'-insignia-set as was intended for usage by a: \'Soldat o. Uffz. eines eines Sanitäts-Abteilungs\'!

Attractive pair of WH (Heeres) later-war-pattern, officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as entirely executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as intended for an officer who served within the: \'General-Stab o. Veterinär-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and actually truly rarely seen! - WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres') as was entirely executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that is piped in the (typical) purple-red- (ie. 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an officer who served within the: 'General-Stab o. Veterinär-Truppen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem probably issued albeit never worn- nor once tunic-attached-), condition. The pair - which is neatly 'backed' with brownish-coloured- and/or buckram-based material as is more often observed - is just a tiny bit stained due to decades of storage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). One of the tabs shows a vaguely but surely present (blue-inked) stamp that (presumably) reads: 'DRGM 1477996' (something that is more often albeit not always seen). These tabs were the 'late-war'-version of the 'standard'- and regular-embroidered officers'-type collar-tabs. Simply a great pair of 'General-Stab o. Veterinär-Truppen'-related officers'-pattern 'Kragenspiegel' that comes in a wonderful condition: I deem that I have priced this attractive collar-tab-pair according to its obvious rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive pair of WH (Heeres) later-war-pattern, officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as was entirely executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as intended for an officer who served within the: \'Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and actually truly rarely seen! - WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres') as was entirely executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that is piped in the bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an officer who served within the: 'Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem truly worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The pair - which is backed with brownish-coloured- and/or buckram-based material as is more often observed - is just a tiny bit stained due to decades of storage and/or wear: both tabs also show some of the stitching-remains with which they were once tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). One of the tabs shows a (blue-inked) stamp that simply reads: DRGM 1477996 (something that is more often albeit not always seen). These tabs were the 'late-war'-version of the 'standard'- and regular-embroidered officers'-type collar-tabs. Simply a great pair of 'Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen'-related officers'-pattern 'Kragenspiegel' that comes in a wonderful condition: I deem that I have priced this attractive 'Panzer-Grenadiere'-collar-tab-pair according to its obvious rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as executed in the hand-embroidered pattern as was intended for an officer who served as a: \'Beambter o. Offizier des gehobenen Dienstes\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres\') as nicely executed in detailed hand-embroidery and that is piped in the neat darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour (and showing an additionally-added white-coloured- and woolen-based piping attached) as was specifically intended for usage by an (administrative) officer who served as an: \'Beambter o. Offizier des gehobenen Dienstes\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem presumably issued- and/or worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The pair - which is backed with yellowish-coloured- and/or typical \'Buckram\'-based material as is more often observed - is just a tiny bit stained due to moderate wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply an attractive Wehrmacht \'Heeresverwaltung\'-related, officers\'-pattern \'Kragenspiegel\'-pair that comes in a wonderful condition: hard to find a more attractive and scarcely found collar-tab-pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as executed in the machine-embroidered pattern as was intended for an officer who served as a: \'Beambter o. Offizier des gehobenen Dienstes\' This is a very attractive - and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres') as nicely executed in machine-embroidery and that is piped in the neat darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour (and showing an additionally-added black-coloured- and rayon-based piping attached) as was specifically intended for usage by an (administrative) officer who served as an: 'Beambter o. Offizier des gehobenen Dienstes' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem presumably issued- albeit never worn- nor once tunic-attached-), condition. The pair - which is backed with yellowish-coloured- and/or typical 'Buckram'-based material as is more often observed - is just a tiny bit stained due to decades of storage only. Simply a great Wehrmacht 'Heeresverwaltung'-related officers'-pattern, 'Kragenspiegel'-pair that comes in a wonderful condition: hard to find a more attractive and scarcely found collar-tab-pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive pair of WH (Heeres) officers\'-type shoulderboards as (dual)piped in the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann der Res. eines (Sturm)Art.-Rgts. o. Abts.\' This is an attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - pair of WH (Heeres) reserve-officers\'-type shoulderboards as (dual)piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and having the typical dove-grey-coloured secondary branchcolour ie. \'underlay\' as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Hauptmann der Reserve eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' (or: reserve-captain who served within a (sturm)artillery-related, regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat boards - which are executed in the typical \'smooth\'-like- and/or bright-red-coloured wool (aka \'moleskin\'-wool) have the secondary, dove-grey-toned underlays as to be expected and measure approximately 10,8 cms. in length each and have the (bright)silver-coloured- ie. non-sub-dued \'upperdecks\'. The boards come mounted onto their (smaller-shape) tongues attached and were (presumably) intended to be used as a pair of \'dress\'- ie. \'Ausgeh\'-type boards (as can be seen on the pictures). The boards show four (golden-toned, identical and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based) pips period-attached (which devices are very detailed and/or pronounced as can be seen on the pictures). The pair was clearly issued and/or moderately worn ie. once-mounted onto a tunic. This particular WH (Heeres) shoulderboard-pair originated from a larger cloth- ie. shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive, reserve-officers\'-type shoulderboard-pair that belonged to a: \'Hauptmann der Reserve eines (Sturm)Artillerie-Regiments o. Abteilungs\' and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive pair of WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) collar-patches, as intended for a: \'Soldat der Flak-Artillerie-Truppen\' (being of the specific model as intended for the great-coat ie. \'Mantel\') The - fully matching - collar-tab pair is piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and is of the specific model that was specifically intended for usage on the great-coat (ie. 'Mantel'). The collar-patches are both executed in the bright-red-coloured 'smooth-type' (ie. 'moleskin'-type-) wool and are as stated of the specific model solely intended for use on the greatcoat (ie. 'Mantel'): they can easily be recognised as such by means of the supplementary, thin-shaped-, LW-type and/or silver-coloured 'braid' that is off-factory, attached. The patches - which have the neat 'buckram'-based- 'backing' as to be expected - are simply never used nor great-coat attached and never had any gulls nor wings attached. These tabs can easily be graded 'scarce'.

Attractive pair of winter-mittens as used in conjunction with the WH \'Winteranzüge\' (being a maker-marked pair that is executed in typical, camouflaged linnen as executed in: \'Splittertarn-Muster\') This is an attractive - and nowadays not that easily encountered! - pair of winter-mittens as used in conjunction with the WH 'Winteranzüge' (being a maker-marked pair that is executed in typical, camouflaged linnen as executed in: 'Splittertarn-Muster') that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued albeit hardly worn- nor used-), condition. The pair - which is executed in the typical, smooth-styled-, linnen-based cloth (ie. linnen) comes in an overall great condition (it is void of any damage whatsoever) and retains very bright- and/or vivid colours. Both mittens are naturally still attached to eachother by means of a bluish-coloured cord (as always). The (mid- ie. later-war-period-) pieces are as stated above nicely maker-marked and show a clearly present (blue-coloured- and ink-stamped) marking ie. 'RbN.'-numeral that (I deem) reads: 'Rb.Nr. 0/0910/0090' (something that is not always the case). Simply a truly very nicely preserved pair of camouflaged winter-mittens: very hard to find a better or more nicely preserved pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive silver-toned-, WH (Heeres\') \'pebbled\'-styled- and/or aluminium-based-, two-pieced belt-buckle (being I deem an: \'Ausgeh\'- ie. dress-version) that comes in a wonderful condition The truly attractive (and/or: aluminium-based-) belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften des Heeres') retains almost all of its somewhat 'matted'- and/or: bright-greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in a truly minimally used- ie. worn condition: it just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear and can as such easily be graded 'virtually mint'. The piece - which shows a seperately but firmly attached 'front-plate' - retains very nice and/or pronounced detail is void of any damage and is totally void of any makers'-mark ie. designation (see pictures). It should be noted that these attractive WH (Heeres') 'pebbled'-styled- and/or steel-based belt-buckles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. I deem that this attractive- and/or hardly used example is accordingly priced!

Attractive silverish-grey-coloured- (and I deem tin-based) WH (Heeres) related so-called: \'photo-album-device\' depicting a steelhelmet and being a non-maker-marked example The attractive - most certainly unusually seen! - silverish-grey-coloured- (and I deem typical tin-based) so-called: WH (Heeres) related so-called: 'photo-album-device' depicting a steelhelmet (with eagle-device) being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem used- and once album-attached-), example. The medium-sized device - measuring approximately 6,5 x 4 cms. - was as such intended for usage on a photo-album or scrap-book or alike. The detailed badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and dual-) silver-toned prong-set-up and has I deem never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The badge retains most of its (somewhat 'frosted' ie. tarnished) silver-coloured finish. Simply an attractive - and actually unusually found! - WH (Heeres) related so-called: 'photo-album-device'!

Attractive two-pieced (ie. \'Freistaat Preussen\'-related-) set holding two golden-toned- (ie. \'Feuervergoldeter\'), metal-based visor cap-eagles, as was intended for usage by: \'Beamte im Bergbau o. Justiz\' This a truly attractive, two-pieced (ie. 'Freistaat Preussen'-related-) set holding two golden-toned- (ie. 'Feuervergoldeter'), metal-based visor cap-eagles (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') as was specifically intended for usage by: 'Beamte im Bergbau o. Justiz' (or: mining- ie. justice-officials) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. Both (unmarked) pieces have an approximate wingspan of approximately 52 (ie. 25) mm. and are both 'standard-pattern'-examples that have both a nice, 'frosty' and/or detailed appearance. The piece (that are void of a swastika in their centres) was, however, clearly worn and show both some obvious wear and/or age. Both have, however, no damage whatsoever: most of their so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and are still nicely preserved (see pictures). The cap-badges just show some minimal age ie. staining as to be expected. The pieces come both mounted on their original (and naturally functional) double prongs (as can be seen on the pictures). The asking-price is for the set of two cap-eagles. These attractive 'Freistaat Preussen'-related- cap-eagles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. Simply a truly attractive 'Adler für Schirmmütze'-set that belonged to a: 'Beamte im Bergbau o. Justiz'!

Attractive two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Doppelspange\') showing two TR-period: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnungen der 3. u. 4. Stufe\' that come both period-mounted on a detachable: \'Ordenspange\' This is a truly attractive (and only minimally used- and/or worn example) of a two-pieced WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. 'Doppelspange') showing two: 'WH Dienstauszeichnungen der 3. u. 4. Stufe' (as were respectively intended for 12 ie. 4 years of loyal-service) and that have both a neat and pronounced WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached. Both awards come period-mounted onto a so-called: 'Ordenspange' (which is of the desirable 'detachable-pattern') that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued- and I deem only minimally worn-), condition. Both attractive 'WH-Dienstauszeichnungen' have a neat and pronounced (regular-sized- albeit early-pattern- ie. 'down-tailed'-) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached an come both mounted on their confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbons. The detail on both examples is simply extraordinary: they have never been cleaned nor polished and have both an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. Both retain gorgeous details and have a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: both retain all of their fairly 'glossy'- and/or: (golden- ie. silver-toned) finish. The 'Spange' was most certainly issued and/or minimally worn as such and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. The 'Spange' just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbons show some equal minor usage and/or staining. The 'Spange' comes naturally mounted on its (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive and desirable example of a two-pieced: 'Ordenspange' that can be mounted on almost any LW-tunic!

Attractive WH (Heer/Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Krim\' campaign-shield that comes mounted on its piece of field-grey coloured wool - very nice (IMO only minimally used ie. tunic-removed-) condition! This is a truly very nice - and detailed! example of the WH (Heer and/or Waffen-SS) 'Krim' campaign-shield that comes mounted on its piece of field-grey coloured and/or woolen-based cloth as issued and IMO most certainly worn ie. tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal back-plate and has all its four prongs in place. It misses however its protective (black-coloured-) paper-based backing (just the remains are still present). Although this piece - which is minimally 'converse-shaped' as more often encountered - is in a moderately used condition, it has maintained truly superb detail and has an almost complete golden-toned ie. bronze-like finish in place. It has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dusty and dirty caused by decades of storage and/or wear. The 'higer'-placed areas show some truly minimal wear and age, simply caused by usage and wear. Simply a very nice and original example with lots of character: hard to find a better and/or nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive WH (Heeres) officers\'-model, hand-embroidered, visor-cap cocarde, as executed on a darker-green coloured and/or woolen-based background - overall nice (IMO virtually mint-/unissued-) condition! This is a truly attractive - and very detailed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-model, neatly hand-embroidered visor-cap cocarde (ie. wreath), as was executed on a darker-green coloured and/or woolen-based background, in overall nice and IMO virtually mint-/unissued-, condition. The cocarde - having a metal-based 'inner-cocarde' as more often seen - is executed on a smooth-woolen-based background and shows truly pronounced detail. The cocarde - which was IMO most certainly privately purchased and once acquired at a tailor-shop - was never used nor cap-attached and is hard to be upgraded (see pictures). The piece - which has a black-coloured-, paper-based backing as more often - truly shows extraordinary detail: it shows no corrosion whatsoever and was as stated IMO a privately purchased item. Simply a very nice visor-cap- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) insignia-piece that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Heeres' officers' visor-cap!

Attractive WH (Kriegsmarine), tropical- ie. \'DAK\'- (ie. \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related aluminium-based, so-called: eagle-\'pith-helmet\'-shield, being an unmarked example This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine), tropical- ie. 'DAK'- (ie. 'Deutsches Afrikakorps'-) related- and/or aluminium-based, so-called 'pith-helmet'-eagle-shield (ie. 'Adlerschild für Tropenhelm') being an unmarked example that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued- (and/or never pith-helmet-attached-), condition. The decorative shield retains its original (three) unfolded- and/or also aluminium-based pins in place and comes in an unissued condition. Moreover, does it retain a fully preserved golden-toned- and/or black-coloured- (ie. painted) surface (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a seldomly seen naval-related 'pith-helmet'-shield for an interesting price!

Attractive WH (Kriegsmarine), tropical- ie. \'DAK\'- (ie. \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related aluminium-based, so-called: eagle-\'pith-helmet\'-shield, being an unmarked example This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine), tropical- ie. 'DAK'- (ie. 'Deutsches Afrikakorps'-) related- and/or aluminium-based, so-called 'pith-helmet'-eagle-shield (ie. 'Adlerschild für Tropenhelm') being an unmarked example that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued- (and/or never pith-helmet-attached-), condition. The decorative shield retains its original (three) unfolded- and/or also aluminium-based pins in place and comes in an unissued condition. Moreover, does it retain a fully preserved golden-toned- and/or black-coloured- (ie. painted) surface (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a seldomly seen naval-related 'pith-helmet'-shield for an interesting price!

Attractive WH (Kriegsmarine), tropical- ie. \'DAK\'- (ie. \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related aluminium-based, so-called: eagle-\'pith-helmet\'-shield, being an unmarked example This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine), tropical- ie. 'DAK'- (ie. 'Deutsches Afrikakorps'-) related- and/or aluminium-based, so-called 'pith-helmet'-eagle-shield (ie. 'Adlerschild für Tropenhelm') being an unmarked example that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued- (and/or never pith-helmet-attached-), condition. The decorative shield retains its original (three) unfolded- and/or also aluminium-based pins in place and comes in an unissued condition. Moreover, does it retain a fully preserved golden-toned- and/or black-coloured- (ie. painted) surface (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a seldomly seen naval-related 'pith-helmet'-shield for an interesting price!

Attractive WH (Luftwaffe) cap-eagle (being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example that is executed on a black-coloured background and that was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured work- ie. \'HG\'-related side-caps ie. \'Schiffchen\') I recently uncovered a complete and untouched 'bundle' holding ten - fully identical! - examples of the WH (Luftwaffe) cap-eagle (ie.'Mützenadler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze') being all 10 'standard-issue'-pattern machine-embroidered examples that are executed on a black-coloured- and woolen-based background and that were as such intended for usage on the black-coloured 'HBT'-based work- ie. regular black-woolen-based 'Hermann Göring-Division'-related side-caps (ie. 'Schiffchen') all ten pieces coming in a never cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. The pieces have great pronounced detail and can naturally easily be used to restore or complete any black-coloured 'Luftwaffe'-side-cap (or even 'M43'-type field-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a desirable LW cap-eagle for a competive price!

Attractive WH (Luftwaffe)-related- (and I deem officers\'-pattern-) breast-badge ie. eagle-device as was specifically intended for staff-members working within the WH \'Generalluftzeugmeister\'- (ie. \'GL\'-) organisation This is an attractive - and truly nicely detailed! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe)-related (and I deem merely officers'-pattern-) so-called breast-badge ie. eagle-device (as was specifically intended for staff-members working within the WH (Luftwaffe) 'Generalluftzeugmeister'- (ie. 'GL-') organisation that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. This - fairly unknown! - smaller-sized TR-period-organisation - which was staffed with merely civilian personal but had commissioned (ie. air-force-) staff in the lead - was presumably active in various industrial tasks dealing with the greater Luftwaffe. There is not much reference-work for the exact tasking ie. usage of these breast-badges: they were worn as breast-badges on their tunics. These badges are most times incorrectly referred to as 'visor-cap'-badges but were merely used as breast-badges). The badge on offer here is a truly very detailed example that is executed in silver-coloured- and I deem zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. It shows a neat so-called: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending designation on its back and comes mounted on all its three (once folded ie. bent) prongs in place. The badge shows some moderate aging and wear, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. Simply a very attractive - and most certainly unusually encountered! - 'GL'-eagle-device that is priced according to its comparative and/or desirability!

Attractive zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-related supporter-pin- (or: \'Symphatisanten-Abzeichen\') being a maker- (ie. \'R. Hauschild\'-) marked example showing the text: \'Opferring Elsass\' The attractive lapel-pin (which has been moderately used ie. worn) has a nicely preserved (typical zinc-like) age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing normal wear but is void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures): for the rest it just shows some regular wear ie. minimal scratches. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. pin-catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. The pin shows a clearly present makers'-designation that read: 'Robert Hauschild - Pforzheim' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar piece is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number ('B3 02 AB') and is given an estimated value of 200 Eu(!). I deem this an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - 'N.S.D.A.P.'-related supporter-pin- (or: 'Symphatisanten-Abzeichen') that is I deem priced according to its nicely preserved and fully untouched condition!

Attractive \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being a typical unmarked, zinc-based- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) and/or: \'flat-back\'-pattern as was (I deem) produced by the: \'Funcke & Brüninghaus\'-company This particular example - being as stated above an attractive non-maker-marked, silverish-grey-toned- and/or typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) piece - has maintained a nice (only minimally darkened and/or typical zinc-like) age-patina and comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-toned-) pin (which is mounted onto a typical ie. somewhat smaller-shaped 'plate'-mounting as is more often seen with pieces by this particular maker). The piece is truly very detailed and pronounced: it has, however, been minimally used and/or worn and does show some obvious age, wear and/or staining but was never cleaned nor polished (it still retains a somewhat 'tarnished' finish as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows great pronounced detail as to be expected. The piece shows great pronounced detail as to be expected. I deem that this is a typical piece that was produced by - and can be attributed to - the: 'Funcke & Brüninghaus'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Simply an attractive - and moderately used! - example by a not that often found maker and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being an unmarked, zinc-based- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) and/or: \'copper-coated\'-variant as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Karneth\'-company This particular example - being as stated above a non-maker-marked and bright-silver-toned- and typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) piece - has maintained a very attractive nice (somewhat darkened and/or typical zinc-like) age-patina and comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-toned, thin-shaped) pin (which is mounted on a typical- ie. smaller-shaped 'block-hinge'-mounting as is more often seen with pieces by this particular maker). The piece is truly very detailed and pronounced: it has, however, been used and/or worn and does show some obvious age, wear and/or staining but was never cleaned nor polished (it still retains a somewhat 'tarnished' finish as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - that retains almost all of its bright silver-toned finish - shows great pronounced detail as to be expected. The piece is a typical 'copper-coated'-variant that was produced by - and can be attributed to - the: 'Rudolf A. Karneth u. Söhne'-company based in the town of Gablonz. Simply an attractive - and only moderately used! - example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive \'BeVo\'-type armshield entitled: \'YBB\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example piece as intended for a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Ukrainisches Legion\') This particular armshield - showing a golden-yellow- and/or: light-blue-coloured shield with a symbol with above the (Cyrillic) text: \'YBB\' (being the Cyrillic abbreviation for: \'Ukrains\'ka Povstans\'ka Armyia\') is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave technique and comes as being straightly \'cut-off from the roll\': it was never used nor tunic-attached and can easily be graded \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'. These - original - \'official\' arm-shields (ie. \'Ärmelschilder\') as executed in \'BeVo\'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of \'BeVo\') can be easily considered \'fairly scarce\' and are hardly ever offered for sale. I deem that I have priced this (truly \'virtually mint-/unissued\'- and scarcely seen-) example accordingly!

Attractive \'BeVo\'-woven armshield as was worn by a soldier that served in the Croatian Legion, entitled: \'Hrvatska\' This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 'BeVo'-woven armshield entitled: 'Hrvatska' as was worn by a soldier who served within the Croatian Legion and that comes in a moderately worn and/or clearly tunic-removed, condition. This shield existed also in German spelling (having the wording: 'Kroatien') and also in Croatian language 'Hrvatska' (as this specimen). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this particular specimen was certainly issued and worn and was mounted on a tunic once (it still shows some stitching-remains and is a tiny bit stained). The shield is neatly pre-folded (but not trimmed) and comes in a complete and very nice condition: it has a neat 'used appearance, which IMO gives this one lots of character. Simply a very nice and naturally 100% genuine and clearly worn example!

Attractive \'BeVo\'-woven armshield as was worn by a soldier that served in the Croatian Legion, entitled: \'Hrvatska\' and that comes still mounted on its piece of field-grey wool This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 'BeVo'-woven armshield entitled: 'Hrvatska' and that comes still mounted on its piece of field-grey wool as was worn by a soldier who served within the Croatian Legion and that comes in a clearly worn and/or tunic-removed- ie. 'cut-out'-, condition. This shield existed also in German spelling (having the wording: 'Kroatien') and also in Croatian language 'Hrvatska' (as this specimen). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this particular specimen was certainly issued and worn and was mounted on a tunic once (it is a tiny bit stained). The shield is neatly pre-folded and was attached by hand-stitching and comes in a complete and nice condition: it has a neat 'used appearance, which IMO gives this one lots of character. Simply a very nice and naturally 100% genuine and clearly worn example!

Attractive \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege\' (or: civil-service medal) being a very detailed and/or: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen that comes together with its accompanying \'Feld-/Bandspange\' This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a so-called: 'Einzelspange' showing a: 'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege' (or: civil-service medal) being a very detailed and/or: zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that comes with its accompanying 'Feld-/Bandspange' (that is folded in a typical 'female'-manner) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The detail on the somewhat darker-toned- (and silver-toned- and/or: I deem zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based) award medal is very nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has a very nice ie. somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto its chrome-steel-based 'clasp' that is not backed (and having a functional pin- ie. pin-/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or: 'Waffenrock'. The award came with a neat, single-pieced (and nicely confectioned!) 'Feld-/Bandspange' that comes mounted onto its functional pin/catch set-up. Simply a very attractive so-called: 'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege'-set that came mounted onto a so-called: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or Iron Cross 1st class), being a non-marker-marked- (albeit personalised-) example, that comes stored in its original (luxuriously styled!) etui as issued and/or worn This is a truly attractive example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or Iron Cross 1st class), being a non-marker-marked- (albeit personalised-) example, that comes stored in its original (luxuriously styled!) simulated leather-based etui, that comes in a clearly issued- and/or moderately worn, condition. The magnetic cross has a very nice (somewhat darkened-) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black core shows no damage whatsoever: the black-coloured- (and fairly 'matted'-) paint is completely present and/or fully preserved. The piece still shows a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (which gives the medal a neat luxurious appearance): these have, however, a bit faded over the years. The (flute-shaped-) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally fully functional and are fully unaltered. The etui comes in an equally fine, functional and complete condition: the silver-coloured cross-sign that figures on the etui's top is in very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the off-white-/yellowish- coloured- and/or 'felt-like' interior is also in a very nice and totally undamaged condition (the imprint of the IC is clearly present). The cross - which is a non-vaulted example - is as stated not-maker-marked (as more often). Of additional interest is moreover the fact that this example shows a somewhat roughly executed, personalised engraving (which is hard to decypher and which contains IMO the date '41' possibly denoting the year when it was awarded). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive (and IMO early-war-period!) IC-set that was never before in a collection and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) as executed in the scarcely seen so-called: \'screw-back-version\' (being an \'L/58\'-marked example as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company) This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) as was executed in the scarcely observed, so-called: 'screw-back-version' being an 'L/58'-marked example as was produced by the Austrian-based: 'Rudolf Souval'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as more often - has never been cleaned and retains a minimally blackened- (ie. tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is an evident specimen as produced by the: 'Rudolf Souval'-company based in the town of Wien (Vienna) - comes mounted onto its functional 'screw-back'- (ie. 'an der Schraube'-) set-up. The small 'pin' (present to additionally and/or firmly attach the cross to a tunic) is naturally also present and in place (as can be seen on the pictures). This piece - which shows a 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner core that shows moderate wear ie. minimal paint-loss (such as in the swastika-area - has all the specific specifications of a by: 'R.S.'-produced screw-back-IC (the makers'-code 'L/58' is stamped into the back of the dish as to be expected). The cross is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: the piece misses, however, most of its polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') but comes in a nice and fully untouched condition. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and truly worn! - 'an der Schraube'-IC first-class accordingly!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a (vaguely!) maker- (ie. \'L/13\'-) marked example as was - I deem - produced by the (desirable!) \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Paul Meybauer\' The attractive - albeit clearly issued- ie. worn - iron cross is a typical non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-shaped) and - I deem - somewhat later-period, 'LDO'-issued example that has never been cleaned nor polished. It retains an attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected. This example - which is a very vaguely maker- (ie. 'L/13'-) marked specimen - was - I deem - produced by the desirable maker: 'Paul Meybauer' as was based in the town of Berlin - comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like' inner-core that is totally void of any paint-damage and that has very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and has lost its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive - and I deem somewhat later war-period, 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'Paul Meybauer'-company according to its truly used and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'L/13\'-) marked example as was - I deem - produced by the (desirable!) \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Paul Meybauer\' The attractive - albeit clearly issued- ie. worn - iron cross is a typical non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-shaped) and - I deem - somewhat later-period, 'LDO'-issued example that has never been cleaned nor polished. It retains a very attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected. This example - which is a clearly maker- (ie. 'L/13'-) marked specimen - was - I deem - produced by the desirable maker: 'Paul Meybauer' as was based in the town of Berlin - comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like' inner-core that is totally void of any paint-damage and that has very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and has lost its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive - and I deem somewhat later war-period, 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'Paul Meybauer'-company according to its truly used and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'L/52\'-) marked example as was produced by the (desirable!) \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'C.F. Zimmermann\' The attractive - albeit clearly issued- ie. worn - iron cross is a minimally-vaulted- (ie. somewhat converse-shaped) and typical 'LDO'-issued example that has never been cleaned nor polished. It retains an attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected. This example - which is a clearly maker- (ie. 'L/52'-) marked specimen as is visible on the inside of the pin - was produced by the desirable maker: 'C.F. Zimmermann' as was based in the town of Pforzheim - comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) straight-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like' inner-core that is void of any real damage (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and has lost its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive - and I deem somewhat later war-period 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'C.F. Zimmermann'-company according to its moderately used and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a maker- (ie. \'L/13\'-) marked example as was produced by the (desirable!) \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Paul Meybauer\' The attractive - albeit clearly issued- ie. worn - iron cross is a typical non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-shaped) and - I deem - somewhat later-period, 'LDO'-issued example that has never been cleaned nor polished. It retains an attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected. This example - which is a somewhat vaguely maker- (ie. 'L/13'-) marked specimen - was produced by the desirable maker: 'Paul Meybauer' as was based in the town of Berlin - comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like' inner-core that just shows some minimal paint-damage within the swastika-area (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and has lost its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive - and I deem somewhat later war-period 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'Paul Meybauer'-company according to its truly used and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L/55\'-) marked example as was produced by the maker: \'Wächtler u. Lange\' and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades This is an attractive - and/or clearly issued and/or used - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a maker- (ie. \'L/55\'-) marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named): \'Wächtler u. Lange\' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has a very attractive age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust nor real damage and the (somewhat \'matted\'- ie. satin-like-) black-painted \'core\' is truly nicely preserved without showing any damage (as can be seen in the pictures). The piece has, however, lost most of its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The (straight-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional (The back of the pin shows the makers\'-designation (ie. \'L/55\'-) as to be expected. The cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as more often - was produced by the desirable maker: \'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange\' as based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen. Simply an attractive and desirable IC first-class by the: \'Wächtler u. Lange\'-company that was never before in any collection and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked (and early war-period!) example as was - I deem - produced by the desirable \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'C.E. Juncker\' The truly attractive - and fairly rarely seen albeit clearly issued- ie. worn - iron cross is a typical non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-shaped) example that has never been cleaned nor polished. It retains a very attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected. This example - which is as stated above a typical non-maker-marked specimen - was - I deem - produced by the desirable maker: 'C.E. Juncker' as was based in the town of Berlin and comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like' inner-core that is totally void of any paint-damage (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or minimally worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and has lost its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive, typical early-war-period 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'C.E. Junckers'-company according to its moderately used and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked (and early war-period!) example as was - I deem - produced by the \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Klein & Quenzer AG\' The attractive - albeit surely issued but only minimally worn - iron cross is a typical non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-shaped) example that has never been cleaned nor polished. It retains a very attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected. This example - which is as stated above a typical non-maker-marked specimen - was - I deem - produced by the desirable maker: 'Klein & Quenzer AG' as was based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a.d. N. (ie. 'Hersteller 65') and comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- (ie. somewhat matted) inner-core that is totally void of any paint-damage (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, been issued and - I deem - minimally worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and retains a fair bit of its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). This example would be excellently fitted to be stored in a so-called: greenish-toned EKI-etui. I deem that I have priced this attractive, typical early-war-period 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'Klein & Quenzer'-company according to its minimally used and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked (and early war-period!) example as was - I deem - produced by the \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Steinhauer & Lück\' The attractive - albeit surely issued but only minimally worn - iron cross is a typical non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-shaped) example that has never been cleaned nor polished. It retains a very attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected. This example - which is as stated above a typical non-maker-marked specimen - was - I deem - produced by the desirable maker: 'Steinhauer & Lück' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid (ie. 'Hersteller 4') and comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a non-magnetic example - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- (ie. somewhat matted) inner-core that is totally void of any paint-damage (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, been issued and - I deem - minimally worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and retains a fair bit of its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive, 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'Steinhauer & Lück'-company according to its minimally used and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked (and early war-period!) example as was - I deem - produced by the \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Wilhelm Deumer\' The attractive - albeit clearly issued- ie. worn - iron cross is a typical non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-shaped) example that has never been cleaned nor polished. It retains a very attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected. This example - which is as stated above a typical non-maker-marked specimen - was - I deem - produced by the desirable maker: 'Wilhelm Deumer' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid and comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) straight-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like' inner-core that is totally void of any paint-damage (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or minimally worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and retains a fair bit of its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive, typical early-war-period 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company according to its minimally used and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked (and fairly early war-period!) example as was - I deem - produced by the \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange\' The attractive - albeit clearly issued- ie. minimally worn - iron cross is a typical non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-shaped) example that has never been cleaned nor polished. It retains a very attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected. This example - which is as stated above a typical non-maker-marked specimen - was - I deem - produced by the desirable maker: 'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange' as was based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen (ie. 'Hersteller 100') and comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a non-magnetic example as more often - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like' inner-core that is almost void of any paint-damage: just a tiny chipped-area is visible within the swastika-area (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or minimally worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and retains a fair bit - ie. most! - of its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive, 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'Wächtler & Lange'-company according to its minimally used and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked (and fairly early war-period!) example as was - I deem - produced by the \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange\' The attractive - albeit clearly issued- ie. minimally worn - iron cross is a typical non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-shaped) example that has never been cleaned nor polished. It retains a very attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected. This example - which is as stated above a typical non-maker-marked specimen - was - I deem - produced by the desirable maker: 'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange' as was based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen (ie. 'Hersteller 100') and comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example as more often found - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like' inner-core that is totally void of any paint-damage (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or minimally worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and retains a fair bit - ie. most! - of its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive, 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'Wächtler & Lange'-company according to its minimally used and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked example as was - I deem - produced by the Austrian \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Rudolf Souval\' The attractive - albeit clearly issued- ie. worn - iron cross is a typical minimally-vaulted- (ie. minimally-converse-shaped) example that has never been cleaned nor polished. It retains an attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected. This example - which is as stated above a typical non-maker-marked specimen - was - I deem - produced by the desirable Austrian maker: 'Rudolf Souval' as was based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) and comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like' inner-core that just shows some minimal paint-damage within the swastika-area (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and has lost its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows some (period)engraved inititials ('L.K.') and a name of the recipient that reads: 'Kutawski' (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that I have priced this attractive, typical war-period 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'Rudolf Souval'-company according to its truly used and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked example as was - I deem - produced by the Austrian \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Rudolf Souval\' The attractive - albeit clearly issued- ie. worn - iron cross is a typical minimally-vaulted- (ie. minimally-converse-shaped) example that has never been cleaned nor polished. It retains an attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected. This example - which is as stated above a typical non-maker-marked specimen - was - I deem - produced by the desirable Austrian maker: 'Rudolf Souval' as was based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) and comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like' inner-core that just shows some minimal paint-damage within the swastika-area (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and retains only some its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive, typical war-period 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'Rudolf Souval'-company according to its truly used and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked example as was - I deem - produced by the Austrian \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Rudolf Souval\' The attractive - albeit clearly issued- ie. worn - iron cross is a typical non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-shaped) example that has never been cleaned nor polished. It retains an attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected. This example - which is as stated above a typical non-maker-marked specimen - was - I deem - produced by the desirable Austrian maker: 'Rudolf Souval' as was based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) and comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like' inner-core that just shows some minimal rust-staining but has a fully preserved black-coloured core without showing any paint-damage (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and retains only some its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive, typical war-period 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'Rudolf Souval'-company according to its truly used and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked example as was - I deem - produced by the \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' The attractive - albeit clearly issued- ie. moderately worn - iron cross is a typical non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-shaped) example that has never been cleaned nor polished. It retains an attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected. This example - which is as stated above a typical non-maker-marked specimen - was - I deem - produced by the desirable maker: 'B.H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt' (ie. 'Hersteller 26') as was based in the town of Pforzheim and comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- (ie. somewhat shiny) inner-core that is void of any paint-damage (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and has lost its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive, 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'B.H. Mayer'-company according to its truly used and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked example as was - I deem - produced by the \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' The attractive - albeit clearly issued- ie. worn - iron cross is a typical minimally-vaulted- (ie. minimally-converse-shaped) example that has never been cleaned nor polished. It retains an attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected. This example - which is as stated above a typical non-maker-marked specimen - was - I deem - produced by the desirable maker: 'B.H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt' (ie. 'Hersteller 26') as was based in the town of Pforzheim and comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- (ie. somewhat shiny) inner-core that is void of any paint-damage (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and has lost its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive, 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'B.H. Mayer'-company according to its truly used and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\' (or: iron cross 2nd class) being a \'variant\'- and/or non-maker-marked specimen as was executed in the desirable, so-called: \'runder Drei\'- (ie. rounded-three-) pattern The attractive - and with certainty desirable and not that often encountered! - award was surely issued but was I deem hardly worn nor even mounted: it came together with its pre-folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The neat cross - which is void of any makers'-signification as is more often encountered - has never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice and attractive somewhat 'darkened' age-patina (the piece has, however, lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross shows a fully preserved, black-finished- (ie. fairly 'shiny'- or satin-like-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail. The differences between a 'runder Drei'- (ie. rounded-three-) pattern and a regular type IC can easily be spotted when compared next to a regular format IC: the '3'-numeral in both year-designations '1939' and/or '1813' is clearly 'rounded' in style and execution (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross is magnetic as to be expected and came as stated together with its (minty) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as found and stored for decades. It should be noted that these 'runder Drei'- (ie. rounded-three-) pattern ICs can easily be graded 'truly scarce'. Simply a great example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved and clearly maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Klein & Quenzer AG\'-company This is a fully untouched and still nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '65'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'Klein & Quenzer AG'-company based in the town of Oberstein (ie. 'Hersteller 65') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'matted'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued and/or moderately worn: it shows some regular age, wear and/or staining and shows some minimal paint-loss on its back). The attractive piece came together with its folded and/or confectioned (and approx. 15 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just a tiny bit 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit stained ie. dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' that was produced by the by the: 'Klein & Quenzer'-company!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved and clearly maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Klein & Quenzer AG\'-company This is a nice - fully untouched and still nicely preserved! - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Klein & Quenzer AG\'-company based in the town of Oberstein (ie. \'Hersteller 65\') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat \'matted\'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued and/or moderately worn: it shows some regular age, wear and/or staining and shows some minimal paint-loss on its back). The attractive piece came together with its folded and/or confectioned (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just a tiny bit \'tarnished\' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit stained ie. dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' that was produced by the by the: \'Klein & Quenzer\'-company!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved and maker-marked example as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker This is a fully untouched and still nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a marker-marked example as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker (the impressed number in the ring is most certainly present but is very hard to decypher) and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'matted'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued and/or moderately worn: it shows some regular age, wear and/or staining). The attractive piece came together with its folded and/or confectioned (and approx. 14 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just a tiny bit 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit stained ie. dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' that was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange\' The truly very attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted - came together with its folded and/or never confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation '100' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it also retains most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'-) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker: 'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange' as based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen (ie. 'Hersteller 100'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange\' The truly very attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted - came together with its folded and/or never confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is totally void of any makers'-designation - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it also retains most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'-) core: it is void of any damage or paint-loss and has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is I deem an evident specimen that was produced by the maker: 'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange' as based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen (ie. 'Hersteller 100'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive 'EK II. Klasse' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange\' The truly very attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted - came together with its folded and/or never confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is totally void of any makers'-designation - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it also retains most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'-) core: it is void of any damage or paint-loss and has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece (as well as the accompayning ribbon) is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is I deem an evident specimen that was produced by the maker: 'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange' as based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen (ie. 'Hersteller 100'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive 'EK II. Klasse' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive \'HJ\'- (ie. \'BDM\'-) related: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' (of the 2nd model) entitled: \'Kreissieger 1938\' being a maker- (ie.: \'G. Brehmer\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - 'HJ'- ('Hitlerjugend') ie. 'BDM'- ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') related, so-called: 'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen' being a high-quality (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based award (of the 2nd model) bearing the text: 'Kreissieger 1938' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used- however undamaged-), condition. The attractive badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, copper-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: 'G. Brehmer - Markneukirchen' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition but is void of any enamel-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It is just a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty and/or stained simply caused by normal age and/or decades of storage: it was, however, never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and unaltered-) catch and/or functional pin- (ie. catch) attachment. The badge has a wonderful, untouched appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive 'youth-related'-award that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive \'HJ\'- (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\'- (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') related: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' (of the 2nd model) entitled: \'Kreissieger 1939\' and being a neatly maker- (ie.: \'Hermann Aurich\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - 'HJ'- ('Hitlerjugend') ie. 'BDM'- ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') related, so-called: 'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen' being a high-quality (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based award (of the 2nd model) bearing the text: 'Kreissieger 1939' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The attractive badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, copper-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation (and logo!): 'Hermann Aurich - Dresden' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition and is void of any enamel-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It just shows some minimal wear-marks and is furthermore a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty caused by normal age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and unaltered) catch and/or functional pin- (ie. catch-) attachment. The badge has a wonderful appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive 'youth-related'-award that is priced according to its untouched- and undamaged condition!

Attractive \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being an unmarked example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was (I deem) produced by the: \'A. Rettenmaier\'-company This is an attractive - and I deem hardly used- nor worn! -example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being an unmarked example as was executed in (typical light-toned- and bronze-coloured) zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that was (I deem) produced by the: 'Alois Rettenmaier'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly used- nor worn-), condition. This example is a non-maker-marked award as more often: it has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up (as is more often seen on IABs by the: 'Rettenmaier'-company). The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has still a very attractive and/or somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina: most (ie. all!) of its (light-toned) period-applied finish has been nicely preserved (as is not often the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - shows some minimal wear and/or staining and was I deem never cleaned. Simply a nice - and honest! - 'Feinzink'-based, bronze-class IAB that was produced by the: 'A. Rettenmaier'-company and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being an unmarked example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was (I deem) produced by the: \'Steinhauer & Lück\'-company This is a truly attractive - and fairly luxuriously styled! - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being an unmarked example as was executed in (typical silverish-grey-toned) zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that was (I deem) produced by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'- (ie. 'S.& L.'-) company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. This example is a non-maker-marked award as more often: it has a 'typical' so-called: 'Junckers'-pattern catch and/or hinge set-up (as is more often seen on IABs by the: 'S.& L.'-company). The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has still an attractive and/or somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina: most of its period-applied finish has been nicely preserved (as is not always the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was with certainty never cleaned. Simply a nice - and honest! - 'Feinzink'-based IAB that was produced by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'-company and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\', being an unmarked (so-called: \'pillow-crimped\'-) example as was executed in silverish-coloured, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This attractive example is a non-maker-marked award: it has a 'typical' crimped catch and/or hinge set-up as is more often encountered. To date the exact maker of these attractive 'pillow-crimped' IABs has not been surfaced yet. The badge - which can be attributed as a badge of the so-called: 'Vienna-design' - seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and truly shiny, silver-coloured age-patina. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - shows hardly any wear and is just minimally stained (as can be seen on the pictures): it was however never cleaned nor polished and comes in an overall wonderfull condition. Hard to find a more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\', being an unmarked (so-called: \'pillow-crimped\'-) example as was executed in silverish-coloured, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This attractive example is a non-maker-marked award: it has a 'typical' crimped catch and/or hinge set-up as is more often encountered. To date the exact maker of these attractive 'pillow-crimped' IABs has not been surfaced yet. The badge - which can be attributed as a badge of the so-called: 'Vienna-design' - seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and truly shiny, silver-coloured age-patina. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - shows hardly any wear and is just minimally stained (as can be seen on the pictures): it was however never cleaned nor polished and comes in an overall wonderfull condition. Hard to find a more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen of the so-called: \'scooped-rifle\'-pattern (as was produced by a to date still unidentified maker) This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of a: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked- and/or typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen of the so-called: 'scooped-rifle'-pattern as was produced by a to date unidentified maker and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- and/or worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns a typical zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that retains almost all of its (fairly shiny!) silver-coloured finish and has maintained an attractive appearance, still showing pronounced detail as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated above, does it deal with a so-called: 'scooped-rifle'-pattern that naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It comes naturally mounted onto its thin-shaped pin and totally unaltered (and functionl) catch ie. catch-set-up. Simply a nice and honest silver-class, so-called: 'scooped-rifle'-pattern IAB that comes in an overall very nicely preserved and totally untouched condition: hard to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter\' (being a maker- ie. \'L/13\'- (ie. by: \'Paul Meybauer\'-) marked specimen that is executed in silverish-grey-coloured and/or zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') The attractive - and I deem typical mid- ie. later-war-period - specimen is executed in greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. most certainly used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross shows a somewhat blackened- ie. tarnished age-patina but was never cleaned nor polished: it retains, however, most of its typical silverish-grey-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flute-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a clearly present makers\'-designation \'L/13\' -stamped onto its back (as always by this maker) - comes as found and stored for decades: it was truly never cleaned and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that the KvK 1st class award is a bit underestimated by the collectors\' community: they can almost be graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply an attractive example that was produced by the desirable maker: \'Paul Meybauer\' and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter\' being a maker- ie. \'4\'- (ie. by: \'Steinhauer & Lück\'-) marked specimen that is executed in silverish-grey-coloured and/or zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') The attractive - and I deem typical mid- ie. later-war-period - specimen is executed in greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. most certainly used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross shows a somewhat blackened- ie. tarnished age-patina but was never cleaned nor polished: it retains, however, most of its typical silverish-grey-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flute-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a clearly present makers\'-designation \'4\' -stamped onto the back of its pin (as always by this maker) - comes as found and stored for decades: it was truly never cleaned and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that the KvK 1st class award is a bit underestimated by the collectors\' community: they can almost be graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply an attractive example that was produced by the maker: \'Steinhauer & Lück\' and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwerter\' (or war-merits\'-cross without swords) being a non-maker-marked specimen as was executed in silver-toned so-called: \'Buntmetall\'-based metal This is an attractive example of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwerter' (or war-merits'-cross without swords) being a non-maker-marked specimen as was executed in silver-toned so-called: 'Buntmetall'-based metal and that comes as recently found. The fairly 'shiny' so-called: 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak-') based specimen was clearly used and worn: it shows some minimal age and wear and is minimally stained (but was never cleaned nor polished). The award - that comes mounted on its functional (flute-shaped) pin and that has a correct and unaltered catch - has maintained a 'shiny' age-patina and still retains a fair bit of its polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). It should be noted that these 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwerter' are actually not that easily encountered and can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a moderatelty used and worn 'Kriegs- verdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwerter' for IMO a competitive price!

Attractive \'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939\' being a non-maker-marked- (and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based) specimen that came mounted onto its (orange-coloured- and truly long-sized!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a: 'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939' (or: War Merits'-medal 1939) being a (typical) non-maker-marked- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that came mounted onto its (truly orange-red-coloured-, fairly long-sized- (ie. 24 cms. sized!) and just minimally confectioned) ribbon and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The award was presumably issued and moderately worn nor used: it has an attractive, somewhat darker-toned, golden-bronze-coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The piece is just a bit tarnished and stained but was (I deem) never cleaned: it still has a somewhat rusted safety-pin period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and fully complete! - example of a: 'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939' (or: War-Merits'-medal 1939) that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive \'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939\' being a non-maker-marked- (and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based) specimen that came mounted onto its (orange-red-coloured- and truly long-sized!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a: \'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939\' (or: War Merits\'-medal 1939) being a (typical) non-maker-marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that came mounted onto its (truly orange-red-coloured-, fairly long-sized- (ie. 24 cms. sized!) and just minimally confectioned) ribbon and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The award was presumably issued and moderately worn nor used: it has an attractive, somewhat darker-toned, golden-bronze-coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The piece is just a bit tarnished and stained but was (I deem) never cleaned: it still has a somewhat rusted safety-pin period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and fully complete! - example of a: \'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939\' (or: War-Merits\'-medal 1939) that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a maker- (ie. \'F.L.L.\'-) marked- and/or minimally converse-shaped specimen as was produced by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'Friedrich Linden\' This is an attractive - and just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a so-called: 'Nahkampfspange in Bronze' (or: bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'F.L.L.'-) marked- and/or minimally converse-shaped specimen of the so-called: 'second pattern (O2/R/2)' as was produced by the desirable maker- (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Friedrich Linden' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. moderately worn-), condition. The piece - which has a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - is as stated a maker-marked specimen that retains most of its (somewhat faded) bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' is as stated a minimally converse-shaped example that comes mounted onto its (functional- and/or bronze-coloured-) flute- (ie. 'fat-bellied'-shaped pin and/or typical 'thick-wire'-type catch- ie. catch-set-up) both which are of course still present, unaltered- and/or fully functional (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'crimped' metal-based 'back-plate' is naturally also present and firmly in place. A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: 'The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-numeral: '2.4 FLL - second pattern (O2/R/2)'-variant. The piece was found as such at a private household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive example of a bronze-class 'Nahkampfspange' that is I deem priced according to its fully untouched condition!

Attractive \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'HA\'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was produced by the desirable \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Hermann Aurich\' This is an attractive - albeit issued- and/or moderately worn but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - example of a very detailed: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class panzer-assault-badge ie. PAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'HA'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Hermann Aurich' as based in the town of Dresden and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an I deem mid-war-period-) zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that retains most of its silverish -coloured finish and that has maintained an attractive appearance, still showing pronounced detail as to be expected. The badge has I deem never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated above does it deal with a so-called: 'Hermann Aurich - solid zinc'-pattern (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '1.8.1.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. The badge was simply never cleaned nor polished. Simply a nice and honest silver-class, so-called: 'Hermann Aurich'-pattern PAB that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used and/or worn, condition!

Attractive \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze), being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on the back The attractive badge is of the version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened-, truly golden-bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the 'DRGM' text and/or number on the back, as usually encountered. The badge - which has a fully functional pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was IMO never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or untouched age-patina (see pictures). Simply a very nice example that is impossible to upgrade!

Attractive \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze), being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on the back The attractive sports-badge is of the version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened-, truly golden-bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the 'DRGM' text and/or number on the back, as usually encountered. The badge - which has a fully functional pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was IMO never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or untouched age-patina (see pictures). Simply a very nice example that is impossible to upgrade!

Attractive \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze), being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on the back The attractive sports-badge (or.: 'Leistungsabzeichen') is of the version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened-, truly golden-bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the 'DRGM' text and/or number on the back, as usually encountered. The badge - which has a fully functional pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was IMO never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or untouched age-patina (see pictures). Simply a very nice example that is impossible to upgrade!

Attractive \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\'), as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The very attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The tab shows the neat white-coloured- and/or: typical 'buckram'-based 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, has the piece IMO never been used and does just show some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce': even more so if they come in such an attractive, 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and never tunic-attached condition. Simply an attractive example that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive – and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'Artillerie\'-related regimental shoulderstrap \'slip-ons\' (ie. \'Übershube\') as intended for a: \'Soldat des Artillerie-Regiments 69\' The - fully matching - pair is neatly 'chain-stitched' embroidered (by means of so-called: 'Kürbelstickerei') in bright-red- (ie. 'Hochroter'-) coloured wool and shows some minor (IMO) storage-age only. Simply a nice pair of 'Artillerie'-related 'Übershube' that is IMO accordingly priced: great to 'decorate' a pair of bright-red-piped 'Heeres'-shoulderstraps!

Attractive, Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'EK I. Klasse\') being a non-maker-marked example of the \'1957-pattern\' as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - is void of a makers'-designation and was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice, albeit minimally tarnished age-patina: it retains, however, most (ie. all!) of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a bright finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted-style'-) core: it is truly void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen of the '1957-pattern' IC 1st class that was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker and has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. The IC was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive 'EK I. Klasse' of the '1957-pattern' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, (I deem) DAF- (ie. \'Deutsches Arbeitsfront\') related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was specifically issued to commemorate the: \'I. N.S. Beambten Treffen - Gau Westfalen-Süd - 8. Okt. 1933 - Hagen\' This is a truly attractive so-called: (I deem) DAF- (ie. 'Deutsches Arbeitsfront') related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' or day-badge) that was specifically issued to commemorate a specific DAF-rally ie. gathering entitled: 'I. N.S. Beambten Treffen - Gau Westfalen-Süd - 8. Okt. 1933 - Hagen' and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued ie. minimally worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in reddish-bronze- (ie. copper-) toned metal - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The (non-maker-marked- and shield-shaped) piece shows a so-called: 'Reichsadler' and swastika, provincial shield and in between the text: 'I. N.S. Beambten Treffen - Gau Westfalen-Süd - 8. Okt. 1933 - Hagen'. The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive, DAF-related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is not that often seen!

Attractive, (I deem) \'Deutscher Turnerbund\'-related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker marked example depicting a towns\'-scene (and swastika-device) and text: \'Turnverein Gauting E.V. 1901 - 5. Unterkreis-Turn u. Sportfest - 20. Aug. 1939\' The neat - and with certainty not that often seen! - (I deem) 'Deutscher Turnerbund'-related 'tinnie' is executed in greyish-silver-toned metal (ie. tin- or so-called: pot-metal) and is a non-maker marked example that depicts a towns'-scene, swastika-sign and text that reads: 'Turnverein Gauting E.V. 1901 - 5. Unterkreis-Turn u. Sportfest - 20. Aug. 1939'. The attractive badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The regular-sized- and shield-shaped piece (having an approximate height of 4,5 cms.) is totally void of a makers'-designation. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat 'Deutscher Turnerbund'-related 'tinnie' (ie. day-badge or 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen') for a justified price!

Attractive, (post) WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\') being a maker- (ie. \'0.15\'-) marked example that came stored in its truly luxuriously-styled, bright-red-coloured etui This is a truly attactive example of a (post) WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern') being a clearly maker- (ie. '0.15'-) marked example that came stored in its luxuriously styled, typical bright-red-coloured etui and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- (and I deem issued- albeit hardly ie. even never worn-), condition. The attractive (and truly darker bronze-coloured!) medal (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern') is a nicely preserved- (and '0.15'-marked-) example that is executed in bronze-coloured, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. It retains truly all of its somewhat darkened, bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures) and comes together with its period (never mounted!) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') which is stored in the specific 'compartment' in the etui. The bright-red-coloured- and semi-leather-based etui comes also in a wonderful and hardly used condition: it retains a fully preserved off-white- (ie. beige-yellowish-coloured-) and/or felt-like interior in place (which does show some age and/or staining as can be seen on the pictures). The lid shows the (obligatory) printed text: 'Treue um Treue' followed by a facsimile signature of the German 'Reichskanzler' Paul von Hindenburg (as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive sets could be presented (or privately purchased) in the late twenties and thirties and are quite collectible and are actually not that often offered for sale. I deem that I have priced this attractive - and complete! - 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern'-medal-set accordingly!

Attractive, (post) WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\') being a maker- (ie. \'G 11\'-) marked example that came stored in its truly luxuriously-styled, bright-red-coloured etui This is a truly attactive example of a (post) WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'G 11\'-) marked example that came stored in its luxuriously styled, typical bright-red-coloured etui and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- (and I deem issued- albeit hardly ie. even never worn-), condition. The attractive (and somewhat darker bronze-coloured) medal (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\') is a nicely preserved- (and \'G 11\'-marked-) example that is executed in bronze-coloured, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based metal. It retains truly all of its somewhat darkened, bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures) and comes together with its period (never mounted) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') which is stored in the specific \'compartment\' in the etui. The bright-red-coloured- and semi-leather-based etui comes also in a wonderful and hardly used condition: it retains a fully preserved off-white- (ie. beige-yellowish-coloured-) and/or felt-like interior in place (which does show some age and/or staining as can be seen on the pictures). The lid shows the (obligatory) printed text: \'Treue um Treue\' followed by a facsimile signature of the German \'Reichskanzler\' Paul von Hindenburg (as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive sets could be presented (or privately purchased) in the late twenties and thirties and are quite collectible and are actually not that often offered for sale. I deem that I have priced this attractive - and complete! - \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\'-medal-set accordingly!

Attractive, (post) WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwertern\') being a maker- (ie. \'CW\'-) marked example that came stored in its truly luxuriously-styled, black-coloured etui This is a truly attactive example of a (post) WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwertern\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'GW\'-) marked example that came stored in its luxuriously-styled, (unusually!) black-coloured etui and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- (and I deem issued- albeit hardly ie. even never worn-), condition. The attractive (and truly darker bronze-coloured!) medal (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwertern\') is a nicely preserved- (and \'GW\'-marked-) example that is executed in bronze-coloured, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based metal. It retains truly all of its somewhat darkened, bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures) and comes together with its period (never mounted!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') which is stored in the specific \'compartment\' in the etui. The black-coloured- and semi-leather-based etui comes also in a wonderful and hardly used condition: it retains a fully preserved off-white- (ie. beige-yellowish-coloured-) and/or felt-like interior in place (which does show some age and/or staining as can be seen on the pictures). The lid shows the (obligatory) printed text: \'Treue um Treue\' followed by a facsimile signature of the German \'Reichskanzler\' Paul von Hindenburg (as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive sets could be presented (or privately purchased) in the late twenties and thirties and are quite collectible and are actually not that often offered for sale. I deem that I have priced this attractive - and complete! - \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwertern\'-medal-set accordingly!

Attractive, (post)WWI-period- and neatly enamelled, WWI-commerative medal (ie. so-called: \'Verdienstkreuz der 2. Klasse des Anhaltischer Landes-Kriegerverband\') that comes mounted onto its ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a (post)WWI-period- and/or neatly multi-coloured-enamelled, WWI-commerative medal ie. cross (ie. so-called: \'Verdienstkreuz der 2. Klasse des Anhaltischer Landes-Kriegerverband\') being a nicely preserved example that comes mounted onto its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- (albeit most certainly issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The typical cross-shaped piece is executed in silver-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') and shows in its centre the typical (multi-coloured) provincial-shield of the \'Anhalt\'-province and shows on its back the superimposed text: \'Für Verdienst im Kriegsvereinswesen\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a nice and/or minimally tarnished surface but is void of any damage or alike: it comes mounted onto its (full-length) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that still shows its period-attached safety-pin. This attractive, (post)WWI-period veteran-related medal was issued in 1921 and was awarded upto the year 1933. I deem that I have priced this attractive, WWI-veteran-related so-called: \'Verdienstkreuz der 2. Klasse des Anhaltischer Landes-Kriegerverband\', accordingly!

Attractive, (pre)WWI-period: \'Bayern Militär-Verdienstkreuz 3. Klasse mit der Krone u. Schwertern\' being a nicely preserved example that came stored in its luxuriously styled, light-blue-coloured (and \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-marked!) etui This is a very attactive example of a (pre)WWI-period so-called: \'Bayern Militär-Verdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit der Krone und Schwertern\' being a very nicely preserved example that came stored in its luxuriously styled, light-blue-coloured (and \'L.Chr. Lauer\'-marked!) etui and that comes in an overall nicely preserved- (and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The attractive (and truly bright-reddish-bronze-coloured- ie. \'frosted-style\'-) award is also a nicely preserved example that retains all of its copper-toned finish ie. surface (as can be seen on the pictures) and came together with its period (albeit shortened, confectioned- and/or folded) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') which was stored in the specific \'top-compartment\' in the etui. The light-blue-coloured- and/or semi-leather-based etui comes also in a very nice and just moderately used condition: it retains a fully preserved darker-blue-coloured- and/or felt-like interior in place (which does show some minimal age and/or staining). The etui shows a glued-in makers-designation-\'sticker\' in its upper-lid that reads: \'L.Chr. Lauer - Münzpräganstalt - Nürberg-Berlin\'. The top of the etui shows the (obligatory) silverish-coloured, printed text: \'Bayr. M.V.Kr. 3.Kl. m.d.Kr.\' (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that I have priced this attractive \'Bayern Militär-Verdienstkreuz\'-medal-set accordingly!

Attractive, 17 mm.-sized, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) miniature-medal as was specifically intended for usage by female-staff that comes mounted on its original- (typically confectioned) ribbon The attractive miniature medal - which is executed in silver-coloured zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal - is a detailed and/or pronounced example that was in this format specifically intended for usage by female-staff-members: it has a truly nice, somewhat 'matted' age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty but was I deem never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came mounted onto its neatly pre-folded-piece of (truly bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded-) ribbon as issued and/or recently found. It also retains it period-attached, safety-pin-set-up (present to wear the award on a tunic or even dress). The miniature was with certainty issued as such and was moderately used and worn: it was stored as such for decades. It should be noted that these 'Deutsche Volkspflege'-medals as were specifically intended for female usage are not that easily found even more so when they come in the scarcely seen 'Halbminatur'-format. Simply an attractive 'female-related' example that will be difficult to be upgraded!

Attractive, 17mm.-sized-, so-called: \'Halbminiatur\', depicting a: \'Verwundeten- abzeichen in Gold\' (or golden-class wound-badge), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L/13\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Paul Meybauer\'-company This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 17mm.-sized-, so-called: 'Halbminiatur', depicting a: 'Verwundetenabzeichen in Gold' (or golden-class wound-badge) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L/13'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'Paul Meybauer'-company based in the town of Berlin, that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The award has great pronounced detail and retains most of its golden-coloured finish having a non-obscured swastika-area: it is just a tiny bit stained and/or tarnished (see pictures). The badge - which comes on its period-attached- and/or long-sized pin - has never been cleaned: as stated is most of its original finish present. Simply a nice and very detailed 'Halbminiatur': almost impossible to find a better example for a more attractive price!

Attractive, 1944 pattern-, EM-type-, Waffen-SS cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\'), as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for a member within the: \'Osttürkischer Waffen-Verband der SS\' This is an attractive - and naturally 100% original! - so-called: 1944 pattern, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens'-type cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') depicting the machine-woven Latin-script text in silver-white-coloured linnen on a typical greenish-coloured background, as was intended for usage by a member who served within the: 'Osttürkischer Waffen-Verband der SS', in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The full-length cuff-title (approx. 43/44 cms. sized in length) has the typical 'salt and pepper-styled'-reverse and shows all details of an original, period-produced specimen. This band was produced by the: 'Bandfabrik Ewald Vorsteher' (aka: 'BeVo') as based in the town of Wuppertal but does not show the interwoven company-name on one of the ends (something that is more often seen - see pictures). This cuff-title is naturally a 100% text-book - and as stated above - original example that originates from a US-veteran who 'liberated' this piece in 1945 (almost certainly in one of the Dachau-based clothing-depots). The piece is void from any staining nor evident age and was never worn nor tunic-attached: it does show minimal fraying on both its ends (IMO nothing that shocking though). Simply a great opportunity to acquire an attractive Waffen-SS-related- and/or: 'BeVo'-type cuff-title for a competitive price: I have seen these sell for much more than my asking-price!

Attractive, 2 cms.-sized miniature of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class mothers\'-cross) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted on its small-sized- and/or nicely confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive - albeit small-sized! - medal (ie. miniature) comes in a very nice condition overall: it shows, however, some minimal enamel-damage (on the lower part as can be seen on the pictures) and is just a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. The reddish-bronze-coloured finish is very nicely preserved, and the piece was IMO never cleaned nor polished. The small-sized badge (measuring only: 2 cms. in height) shows great pronounced detail: just like the larger- ie. 'regular'-sized versions. The piece is as stated above a non-maker-marked example. The piece comes mounted on its original 'safety-pin'-attachment (as was fitted for easy attaching it to a dress or even tunic). Actually, are these miniatures (ie. 'Halbminiature') scarcer than their bigger counterparts. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked, bronze-class MK-miniature that is IMO priced according to its enamel-damage!

Attractive, 2 cms.-sized miniature of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter in Gold\' (or: golden-class mothers\'-cross) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted on its small-sized- and/or nicely confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive - albeit small-sized! - medal (ie. miniature) comes in a very nice condition overall: it is totally void of any enamel-damage and is just a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. The golden-coloured finish is very nicely preserved and the piece was IMO never cleaned nor polished. The small-sized badge (measuring only: 2 cms. in height) shows great pronounced detail: just like the larger- ie. 'regular'-sized counterparts. The piece is as stated above a non-maker-marked example. The piece comes mounted on its original 'pin'-attachment (as was fitted for easy attaching it to a dress or even tunic). Actually, are these miniatures (ie. 'Halbminiature') scarcer than their bigger counterparts. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked, golden-class MK-miniature that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, 2-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Doppelspange\') showing resp. a WWI-period: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and a: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal This is an attractive - and is this combination truly scarcely seen albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of a two-pieced, WWI- ie. Third Reich-period medal-bar (ie. 'Orden- o. Doppelspange') showing respectively a golden-bronze-toned, WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.') and a: 'Deutsche Volkspflege'- (ie. civil-service-) medal that come both period-mounted as a so-called: 'Ordenspange' both awards coming in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. Both awards are truly nicely preserved examples without showing any defaults that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons. The FKK 1914-18 is a neat example that is void of a makers'-designation on its back. The detail is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Deutsche Volkspflege'- (ie. civil-service-) medal is a regular-weight pattern, I deem 'Buntmetall'-based example that is void of a makers'-designation (as more often) and that does retain great pronounced detail without showing any defaults whatsoever. Both medals come in an equally tarnished- (ie. somewhat dusty) condition and also come mounted onto a neat (metal-based- and non-detachable) 'plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes period-mounted as a so-called: non-detachable 'Ordenspange' that retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up and that is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool. Simply an attractive and desirable 'Ordenspange' showing an unusual combination and that can be mounted onto almost any TR-period-tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Doppelspange\') showing resp. a WWI-period: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and a: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal that come period-mounted as a so-called: detachable \'Ordenspange\' This is an attractive - and is this combination truly scarcely seen albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of a two-pieced, WWI- ie. Third Reich-period medal-bar (ie. 'Orden- o. Doppelspange') showing respectively a golden-bronze-toned, WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.') and a: 'Deutsche Volkspflege'- (ie. civil-service-) medal that come both period-mounted as a so-called: detachable 'Ordenspange' both awards coming in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. Both awards are truly nicely preserved examples without showing any defaults that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons. The FKK 1914-18 is a neat example that shows a clear makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'G.13'.) The detail is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Deutsche Volkspflege'- (ie. civil-service-) medal is a regular-weight pattern, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that is void of a makers'-designation (as more often) and that does retain great pronounced detail without showing any defaults whatsoever. Both medals come in an equally tarnished- (ie. somewhat dusty) condition and also come mounted onto a neat (metal-based- and detachable) 'plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes period-mounted as a so-called: detachable 'Ordenspange' that retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up and that is nicely 'backed' with a piece of purple-coloured wool. Simply an attractive and desirable 'Ordenspange' showing an unusual combination and that can be mounted onto almost any TR-period-tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Doppelspange\') showing resp. a: \'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939\' and a: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal that come period-mounted as a so-called: detachable \'Ordenspange\' This is an attractive - and is this combination truly scarcely seen albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of a two-pieced, Third Reich-period medal-bar (ie. 'Orden- o. Doppelspange') showing respectively a golden-bronze-toned: 'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939' (or: War Merits'-medal 1939) and a: 'Deutsche Volkspflege'- (ie. civil-service-) medal that come both period-mounted as a so-called: detachable 'Ordenspange' both awards coming in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. Both awards are truly nicely preserved examples without showing any defaults that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons. 'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939' is a neatly golden-bronze-toned- (and/or 'Buntmetall'-based) example that has been nicely preserved and that seems to have never been cleaned nor polished. The 'Deutsche Volkspflege'- (ie. civil-service-) medal is a regular-weight pattern, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that is void of a makers'-designation (as more often) and that does retain great pronounced detail without showing any defaults whatsoever. Both medals come in an equally tarnished- (ie. somewhat dusty) condition and also come mounted onto a neat (metal-based- and detachable) 'plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes period-mounted as a so-called: detachable 'Ordenspange' that retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive and desirable 'Ordenspange' showing an unusual combination and that can be mounted onto almost any TR-period-tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') showing respectively the ribbons for both: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnungen der 2. u. 3. Stufe\' (both having a detailed eagle-device ie. \'Auflage\' period-attached) This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - example of a two-pieced ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange') showing respectively the ribbons for both: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnungen der 2. u. 3. Stufe' (or: N.S.D.A.P. loyal-service medals for respectively 10 ie. 15 years of loyal-service) both pieces having a detailed eagle-device ie. 'Auflage' period-attached. Both ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 3 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is, however, not backed but comes directly mounted on a chromed metal-based mounting (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-attachment (see pictures). The (firmly attached) devices shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but have both been nicely preserved. This particular example was clearly worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or: aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive two-pieced, N.S.D.A.P.-related 'Band-o. Feldspange' that is in this particular setting not that often offered for sale: great to decorate almost any (polictal) tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced WH (Heeres o. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Doppelspange\') and \'Feld-/Bandspange\' showing resp. a: \'WH DA für 4 Jahre t.D.\' and a Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' The truly attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) two-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Orden- o. Doppelspange') shows respectively a: 'WH Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) that comes with a detailed, silver-coloured eagle-device firmly attached and a: WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 Oktober 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938), both awards coming in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. Both awards are truly nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted on their period ribbons. The loyal-service medal is truly a very nicely preserved example that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: it comes in a minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and comes mounted onto its period ribbon that shows a neat eagle-device period attached. The Czech 'Anschluss'-medal is a truly attractive example having great pronounced detail: truly most of its (bright-) golden-toned finish (and so-called: 'Brenn-lacquered' surface!) is still perfectly preserved whereas the medal has an attractive tarnish ie. age-patina without showing any defaults. The entire 'Spange' (which is of the 'non-detachable-pattern') comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this 'Doppelspange' came with its accompanying, two-pieced 'Band/Feldspange' (ie. ribbon-bar) as stored for decades something that is not often the case. The medal-bar(set) was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - two-pieced, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) related medal-bar(set) that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, 2-pieced WH (Heeres o. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Doppelspange\') showing resp. a Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' and a: \'WH DA für 4 Jahre treue Dienste\' The attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) two-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Orden- o. Doppelspange') shows respectively a: WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 Oktober 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and a: 'WH Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: airforce-loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) that comes with a detailed, silver-coloured eagle-device firmly attached, both awards coming in an overall nice- (and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. Both awards are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted on their period ribbons. The Czech 'Anschluss'-medal is a truly attractive example having great pronounced detail: truly most of its (bright-) golden-toned finish is still perfectly preserved whereas the medal has an attractive tarnish ie. age-patina without showing any defaults. The WH loyal-service medal is truly a very nicely preserved example that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: it comes in a minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and comes mounted onto its period ribbons that shows a neat eagle-device attached. The entire 'Spange' comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-bar was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - two-pieced, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) related medal-bar that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, 2-pieced WH (Heeres o. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Doppelspange\') showing resp. a: \'WH DA für 4 Jahre t.D.\' and a: Spanish Civil-War commemorative-medal called: \'Medalla de la Campaña 1936-1939\' This is an attractive, 2-pieced WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Orden- o. Doppelspange') showing respectively a: 'WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: airforce-loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) that comes with a detailed, silver-coloured eagle-device firmly attached and a: Spanish Civil-War commemorative-medal called: 'Medalla de la Campaña 1936-1939' both awards coming in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. Both awards are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted on their period ribbons. The loyal-service medal is truly a very nicely preserved example that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: it comes in a minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and comes mounted onto its period ribbons that shows a neat eagle-device (period) attached. Spanish Civil-War commemorative-medal called: 'Medalla de la Campaña 1936-1939' is a nicely preserved example: its front shows a lion crushing a dragon bearing a hammer and sickle underfoot imposed on a gilt cross made up of four swords, a radiant sun and the date: '17 Julio 1936' above, all within a gilt border with an oak and laurel wreath, signed: 'España'; the reverse shows a gilt eagle soaring above the arms of Spain, a helmet and the yoke and arrows symbol of the Falangists within a circular border inscribed: 'Arriba España - Genessmo. Franco Victor. - Una Grande, Libre, Imperial, M. Hisp.Glor.' as to be expected. The entire 'Spange' comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of darker-blue-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-bar-set was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - two-pieced, WH (Heeres o. KM) related Spanish Civil War-related medal-bar that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, 2-pieced WH (Heeres o. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Doppelspange\') showing resp. a: \'WH DA für 4 Jahre t.D.\' and a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) This is an attractive, 2-pieced WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Orden- o. Doppelspange') showing respectively a: 'WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: army-loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) that comes with a detailed, silver-coloured eagle-device firmly attached and a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) both awards coming in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. Both awards are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted on their period ribbons. The loyal-service medal is truly a very nicely preserved example that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: it comes in a minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and comes mounted onto its period ribbon that shows a neat eagle-device (period)attached. The attractive and typical golden-bronze-toned: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) is a nicely preserved 'Buntmetall'-based example. The entire 'Spange' comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). Both awards were never cleaned nor polished and just show some minimal age, wear and/or staining. The medal-bar was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - two-pieced, WH (Heeres o. KM) related medal-bar ie. 'Doppelspange' that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, 2-pieced WH (Heeres o. RAD-related) medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Doppelspange\') showing resp. an: \'RAD DA für 4 Jahre t.D.\' and a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) This is an attractive - and in this particular combination most certainly unusally encountered! - two-pieced, WH (Heeres o. RAD-related) medal-bar (ie. 'Orden- o. Doppelspange') showing respectively a so-called: 'RAD Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer' (as was intended for 4 years loyal-service) and a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) both awards coming in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. Both awards are truly nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted on their period ribbons. The RAD-loyal-service medal is truly a very nicely preserved (and typical aluminium- ie. 'Cupal'-based- ie. 'light-weight') example that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: it comes in a minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition. The attractive and typical golden-bronze-toned: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) is a nicely preserved 'Buntmetall'-based example. The entire 'Spange' comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). Both awards were never cleaned nor polished and just show some minimal age, wear and/or staining. The medal-bar was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - two-pieced, WH (Heeres o. RAD) related medal-bar ie. 'Doppelspange' that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, 2-pieced WH (Heeres) medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\'), comprising of a silver-toned 4-years loyal-service-medal and golden-toned 12-years loyal-service-medal, both pieces having their originally-applied eagle-devices attached This is an attractive - and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn - example of a WH (Heeres) 2-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Spange'), showing repectively the silver-toned 4-years loyal-service-medal (or: 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit') and golden-toned 12-years loyal-service-medal (or: 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Klasse für 12 Jahre Dienstzeit') and that both come mounted on their confectioned-, cornflower-blue-coloured ribbons and both having their originally-attached, eagle-devices attached, that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These 'bars' could be ordered and/or privately obtained at special tailor- ie. medal-selling companies. The piece is neatly 'backed' with field-grey-coloured wool and comes mounted on a steel-based backing-plate (as always). The - very detailed! - medals were IMO never cleaned nor polished: both show only minimal tarnish but both were most certainly never cleaned nor polished. Both - detailed - devices show some equal and sligthly tarnished areas but are also never cleaned: the piece comes as recently found at a private-household and was most certainly worn as such. Simply a very nice example of such a 'Spange' ie. medal-bar that is IMO impossible to upgrade: ready to 'decorate' any 'Heeres'-tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced WH (Heeres) medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\'), comprising of a silver-toned 4-years loyal-service-medal and golden-toned 12-years loyal-service-medal, both pieces having their originally-applied eagle-devices attached This is an attractive - and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn - example of a WH (Heeres) 2-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Spange'), showing repectively the silver-toned 4-years loyal-service-medal (or: 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit') and golden-toned 12-years loyal-service-medal (or: 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Klasse für 12 Jahre Dienstzeit') and that both come mounted on their confectioned-, cornflower-blue-coloured ribbons and both having their originally-attached, eagle-devices attached, that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These 'bars' could be ordered and/or privately obtained at special tailor- ie. medal-selling companies. The piece is neatly 'backed' with field-grey-coloured wool and comes mounted on a steel-based backing-plate (as always). The - very detailed! - medals were IMO never cleaned nor polished: both show only minimal tarnish but both were most certainly never cleaned nor polished. Both - detailed - devices show some equal and sligthly tarnished areas but are also never cleaned: the piece comes as recently found at a private-household and was most certainly worn as such. Simply a very nice example of such a 'Spange' ie. medal-bar that is IMO impossible to upgrade: ready to 'decorate' any 'Heeres'-tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced WH (Heeres) medal-bar- (ie. \'Spange\') set, comprising of a silver-toned 4-years loyal-service-medal, golden-toned 12-years loyal-service-medal and accompanying \'Spange\' This is an attractive - and never used- nor even assembled - example of a WH (Heeres) 2-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Spange'), showing repectively the silver-toned 4-years loyal-service-medal (or: 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit') and golden-toned 12-years loyal-service-medal (or: 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Klasse für 12 Jahre Dienstzeit') and that come both together with their confectioned-, cornflower-blue-coloured ribbons (having their originally-attached, eagle-devices attached), that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO never used-), condition. These 'bars' could be ordered and/or privately obtained at special tailor- ie. medal-selling companies. The piece is neatly 'backed' with golden-yellow-coloured wool and comes mounted on a steel-based backing-plate (as always). The - very detailed! - medals were IMO never cleaned nor polished: both show only minimal tarnish but both were most certainly never cleaned nor polished: they can both easily be graded 'virtually mint'). Both - detailed - devices show some equal and sligthly tarnished areas but are also never cleaned: the set comes as recently found at a private-household and was with certainly acquired but never worn nor fully assembled (something that can still be done easily if deemed needed). Simply an attractive example of such a 'Spange' ie. medal-bar that is IMO impossible to upgrade!

Attractive, 2-pieced WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Doppelspange\') showing resp. a: \'WH (LW) DA für 4 Jahre t.D.\' and a Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' The attractive WH (Luftwaffe) two-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Orden- o. Doppelspange') shows respectively a: 'WH (Luftwaffe) Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: airforce-loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) that comes with a detailed, silver-coloured eagle-device firmly attached and a: WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 Oktober 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938), both awards coming in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. Both awards are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted on their period ribbons. The loyal-service medal is truly a very nicely preserved example that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: it comes in a minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and comes mounted onto its period ribbons that shows a neat (down-tailed) eagle-device attached. The Czech 'Anschluss'-medal is a truly attractive example having great pronounced detail: truly most of its (bright-) golden-toned finish (and so-called: 'Brenn-lacquered' surface!) is still perfectly preserved whereas the medal has an attractive tarnish ie. age-patina without showing any defaults. The entire 'Spange' comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of greyish-blue-coloured wool as is more often seen: moreover, is it of the desirable 'detachable-pattern' (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-bar-set was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - two-pieced, WH (Luftwaffe) related medal-bar that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, 2-pieced WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\'), comprising of a silver-toned 4-years loyal-service-medal and golden-toned 12-years loyal-service-medal, both pieces having their originally-applied (and downtailed!) eagle-devices attached This is an attractive - and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 2-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Spange'), showing repectively the silver-toned 4-years loyal-service-medal (or: 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit') and golden-toned 12-years loyal-service-medal (or: 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Klasse für 12 Jahre Dienstzeit') and that both come mounted on their confectioned-, cornflower-blue-coloured ribbons and both having their originally-attached (down-tailed!) eagle-devices attached, in overall very nice- (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These 'bars' could be ordered and/or privately obtained at special tailor ie. medal-selling companies. The piece is neatly 'backed' with greyish-blue-coloured wool and comes mounted on a steel-based backing-plate (as always). The - very detailed! - medals were IMO never cleaned nor polished: both show only minimal tarnish but both were most certainly never cleaned nor polished. Both - detailed - devices show some equal and sligthly tarnished areas but are also never cleaned: the piece comes as recently found at a private-household and was most certainly worn as such. Simply a very nice example of such a 'Spange' ie. medal-bar that is IMO impossible to upgrade: ready to 'decorate' any 'Luftwaffe'-tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced WH (LW) medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Doppelspange\') showing resp. a: \'WH (LW) DA für 4 Jahre t.D.\' and a Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' (and that comes with its accompanying \'Feld-/Bandspange\') The attractive WH (Luftwaffe) two-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Orden- o. Doppelspange') shows respectively a: 'WH (Luftwaffe) Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: airforce-loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) that comes with a detailed, silver-coloured (and neatly 'down-tailed') eagle-device firmly attached and a: WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 Oktober 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) both awards coming in an overall nice- (and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. Both awards are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted on their period ribbons. The loyal-service medal is truly a very nicely preserved example that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: it comes in a minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and comes mounted onto its period ribbons that shows a neat (down-tailed) eagle-device attached. The Czech 'Anschluss'-medal is a truly attractive example having great pronounced detail: truly most of its (bright-) golden-toned finish is still perfectly preserved whereas the medal has an attractive tarnish ie. age-patina without showing any defaults. The entire 'Spange' comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of bluish-coloured linnen as is more often seen something that is also valid for the 2-pieced 'Feld-/Bandspange' (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-bar-set was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - two-pieced, WH (Luftwaffe) related medal-bar that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, 2-pieced WH (LW) ribbon-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') repectively showing the ribbons for a: \'WH (Luftwaffe) Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' and a: Spanish Civil-War commemorative-medal with swords The attractive - and actually in this format desirable and scarcely encountered! - two-pieced, WH (Luftwaffe) ribbon-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\' respectively showing the ribbons for a: \'WH (Luftwaffe) Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: airforce-loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service that comes with a detailed, silverish-golden-coloured and \'down-tailed\' eagle-device firmly attached) and a neat: Spanish Civil-War commemorative-medal called: \'Medalla de la Campaña 1936-1939\' both ribbons coming in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. Both ribbons are of the regular (ie. regular-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the \'Bandspange\' has a total length of approximately 3 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' comes in a very nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not \'backed\' but comes mounted onto a chrome-steel-based \'backing-plate\' and retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (as can be seen on the pictures). The very detailed - and firmly attached! - devices shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but have been nicely preserved. This particular example was - I deem - only moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply a very attractive, 2-pieced-, WH- (Luftwaffe) \'Band-/Feldspange\' that belonged to a veteran of the Spanish Civil-War having a not that often seen combination: great to decorate almost any Luftwaffe-tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') showing the ribbons for a: \'KvK II. Kl. m. Schw.\' and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal This is an attractive, 2-pieced WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') respectively showing the ribbons for a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (or: war-merits\'-cross second-class with swords) that shows a firmly-attached \'swords\'-device and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal (or: \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938\', as was awarded for the annexation of Czechoslovakia) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderatly used and/or worn-), condition. Both ribbons are of the regular (ie. somewhat larger) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 2,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 5 cms.) and is not \'backed\' with a piece of wool but comes mounted onto a (copper-based) \'backing-plate\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - that comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch set-up - does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining. Simply a neat, two-pieced, WW-II-period \'Feld- o. Bandspange\' that can be used for almost any TR-tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced \'grouping\' comprising of two 3-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bars (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspangen\') each showing the ribbons for a: \'KvK II. Kl. m. Schw.\', a: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\' and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal This is an attractive - and not that easily encountered! - 2-pieced 'grouping' comprising of two 3-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bars (ie. 'Feld- o. Band- spangen') each showing the ribbons for respectively a: 'Kriegsverdienst- kreuz der II. Klasse' (or war-merits-cross second-class with swords), a: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe' (or: air-raid warden medal 2nd class) and a: Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Czechoslovakia). Both 'Feld- o. Bandspangen' belonged to the same soldier (who apparently) wore one piece more often than the other: something that is easily recognisable by the different aging ie. visible staining. Both pieces show their three ribbons of the regular (ie. larger-sized) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 2,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the pieces have both a total length of approximately 7,5 cms.). Both 'Spangen' come in a nice condition overall and are of course both fully functional: one piece is backed with black-coloured wool whereas the other it is not backed but mounted on a chromed- and/or metal-based 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have been also nicely preserved. Both examples were IMO moderately worn ie. used: both do show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. The asking-price is naturally for the 2-pieced 'grouping' comprising of two 3-pieced ribbon-bars. Simply an attractive 2-pieced 'Band- ie. Feldspange'-grouping that is ideally fitted to decorate almost any tunic and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, 2-pieced \'grouping\' comprising of two 5-pieced-, ribbon-bars (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspangen\') each showing the ribbons for an: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'KvK II. Kl. m. S.\', an: \'Ost\'-medal, a: \'Schl. Bew.-Abz. der II. Kl.\' and a Romanian medal This is an attractive - and not that easily encountered! - 2-pieced 'grouping' comprising of two 5-pieced-, WWII- (ie. WWI-) period ribbon-bars (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspangen') each showing the ribbons for respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd. class), a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz der II. Klasse' (or war-merits-cross second-class with swords), an: 'Ost'-medal (ie. 'Medaille Winterslacht im Osten 1941-42'), a: 'Schlesisches Bewährungsabzeichen der 2. Stufe ohne Schwerter' (or: Silesian Eagle 2nd class without swords) and a Romanian medal: 'Kreuzzug gegen den Kommunismus' (or in Romanian language: 'Medalia - Crusiada Impotriva Communismului'). Both 'Feld- o. Bandspangen' belonged to the same soldier (who apparently) wore one piece more often than the other: something that is easily recognisable by the different aging ie. visible staining. Both pieces show their three ribbons of the regular (ie. smaller-sized) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the pieces have both a total length of approximately 7,5 cms.). Both 'Spangen' come in a nice condition overall and are of course both fully functional: one piece is totally void of any backing whereas the other it is not backed but mounted on a chromed- and/or metal-based 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have been also nicely preserved. Both examples were IMO moderately worn ie. used: both do show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. The asking-price is naturally for the 2-pieced 'grouping' comprising of two 5-pieced ribbon-bars. Simply an attractive 2-pieced 'Band- ie. Feldspange'-grouping that is ideally fitted to decorate almost any tunic and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, 2-pieced \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL für Kriegsversehrten\'-set (or: DRL sports\'-badge as was specifically intended for the war-disabled) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - two-pieced \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL für Kriegsversehrten\'-set (or: DRL sports\'-badge-set as was specifically intended for the war-disabled) comprising a neat (regular-sized) example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back and dito miniature that is marked: \'ST.& L.\' and that come both in an overall very nicely preserved and only minimally used- ie. worn, condition. Both DRL-sports-badges (ie. \'Reichssportabzeichen\') are of the specific version with swastika and retain both almost all of their (minimally darkened, truly golden-bronze- ie. silver-coloured-) finish as to be expected. As stated above, is the (regular-sized) badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein/Jena\' and bears the \'DRGM\'-text and/or number on its back, as usually encountered. This badge - which has a fully functional- and/or non-altered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was with certainty never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or untouched age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The miniature is equally nicely preserved and comes mounted onto its longer-sized pin. Simply an attractive two-pieced set comprising of two specific \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL für Kriegsversehrten\' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordinly priced!

Attractive, 2-pieced-, WH (Heeres etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing respectively the ribbons for a: \'KvK II. Kl. m. Schw.\' and a (not that often seen!) \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 2. Kl. in Silber mit The attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - two-pieced-, WH (Heeres etc.) medal-bar (ie. 'Band-/Feldspange') depicts respectively the the ribbons for a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: war-merits-cross second class with swords) and a: 'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 2. Klasse in Silber mit Schwerter' (or: 'Ostvölker' service-medal for shown bravery on the Eastern Front with swords), that comes in a nice (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), example. Both ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 3 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not backed (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). The attached device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive, two-pieced 'Band-/Feldspange' showing an unusual combination: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\'), showing resp. the ribbons for a: \'WH-DA der 4. Kl.\' with (silver-coloured-) eagle-device attached and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal This is a neat example of a 2-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange') respectively showing the ribbons for a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine): 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: 4-years loyal-service medal having a detailed, silver-toned eagle-device attached) and a: Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938' that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: '1. Oktober 1938') both ribbons coming in an overall nice- (albeit used and/or moderately worn-), condition. The - detailed! - (eagle-) device has a neat and/or minimally 'frosted' albeit detailed appearance: it retains a nice and/or bright-coloured age-patina. The piece - with shows both its bars in the 'standard' ie. regular (1,5 cm. wide-) version - is fully functional and comes mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up: it is not 'backed' but comes mounted on a chrome-based, 'backing-plate' as more often. Simply an attractive 'Feld- o. Bandspange': ideal to upgrade or decorate almost any TR-related tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\'), showing resp. the ribbons for a: \'WH-DA der 4. Kl.\' with (silver-coloured-) eagle-device attached and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal This is a neat example of a 2-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange') respectively showing the ribbons for a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine): 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: 4-years loyal-service medal having a detailed, silver-toned eagle-device attached) and a: Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938' that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: '1. Oktober 1938') both ribbons coming in an overall nice- (albeit used and/or moderately worn-), condition. The - detailed! - (eagle-) device has a neat and/or minimally 'frosted' albeit detailed appearance: it retains a nice and/or bright-coloured age-patina. The piece - with shows both its bars in the 'standard' ie. regular (1,5 cm. wide-) version - is fully functional and comes mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up: it is not 'backed' but comes mounted on a chrome-based, 'backing-plate' as more often. Simply an attractive 'Feld- o. Bandspange': ideal to upgrade or decorate almost any TR-related tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feld- spange\'), showing the ribbons for a: \'WH-DA der 4. Kl.\' and: \'WH-DA der 3. Kl.\' (both having a (silver- ie. golden-coloured-) eagle-device attached I recently uncovered a small lot comprising of various 'Band- o. Feldspangen': all originated from a larger hoard (ie. 'Herstellerbestand') holding various, virtually mint- ie. unissued pieces that were never worn and were simply 'left-over'. The pieces on offer here are attractive, 2-pieced-, WWII-period, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bars (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspangen') that respectively depict the ribbons for a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) and a: 'WH-Dienst- auszeichnung der 3. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for twelve years of loyal service) each having their silver- (ie. golden-) coloured eagle-device attached. Both ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 3 cms.). All 'Spangen' are not backed with wool but come mounted on (ie. come crimped into-) a metal- ie. chrome-based 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have on all pieces been nicely preserved. The (identical) pieces show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging simply caused by decades of storage only. The asking-price is naturally intended per single piece. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive 2-pieced- Heeres- ie. Kriegsmarine-related 'Band- o. Feldspange': great to decorate or to 'promote' almost any tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feld- spange\'), showing the ribbons for an: \'EK II. Klasse\' and a: \'WH-DA der 4. Kl.\' with (silver-coloured-) eagle-device attached I recently uncovered a small lot comprising of various 'Band- o. Feldspangen': all originated from a larger hoard (ie. 'Herstellerbestand') holding various, virtually mint- ie. unissued pieces that were never worn and were simply 'left-over'. The pieces on offer here are attractive, 2-pieced-, WWII-period, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bars (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspangen') that respectively depict the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd. class) and a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) still having their silver-coloured eagle-device attached. Both ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 3 cms.). All 'Spangen' are not backed with wool but come mounted on (ie. come crimped into-) a metal- ie. copper-based 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have on all pieces been nicely preserved. The (identical) pieces show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging simply caused by decades of storage only. The asking-price is naturally intended per single piece. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive 2-pieced- Heeres- ie. Kriegsmarine-related 'Band- o. Feldspange': great to decorate or to 'promote' almost any tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feld- spange\'), showing the ribbons for an: \'EK II. Klasse\' and a: \'WH-DA der 4.Kl.\' with (silver-coloured-) eagle-device attached The attractive, 2-pieced-, WWII-period, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') depicts respectively the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd. class) and a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) still having its silver-coloured eagle-device attached. Both ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 3 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is not backed but is mounted on (ie. crimped into-) a metal-chrome-based backing-plate (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 2-pieced- Heeres- ie. Kriegsmarine-related 'Band- o. Feldspange': great to decorate or to 'promote' almost any tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feld- spange\'), showing the ribbons for an: \'KVK II. Klasse mit Schwerter\' and a: \'WH-DA der 4. Kl.\' with (silver-coloured-) eagle-device attached I recently uncovered a small lot comprising of various 'Band- o. Feldspangen': all originated from a larger hoard (ie. 'Herstellerbestand') holding various, virtually mint- ie. unissued pieces that were never worn and were simply 'left-over'. The pieces on offer here are attractive, 2-pieced-, WWII-period, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bars (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspangen') that respectively depict the ribbons for a: 'Kriegsverdienst Kreuz II. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: war-merits cross 2nd. class with swords) and a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) still having their silver-coloured eagle- (ie. golden-toned-) sword-device attached. Both ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 3 cms.). All 'Spangen' are not backed with wool but come mounted on (ie. come crimped into-) a metal- ie. copper-based 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have on all pieces been nicely preserved. The (identical) pieces show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging simply caused by decades of storage only. The asking-price is naturally intended per single piece. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive 2-pieced- Heeres- ie. Kriegsmarine-related 'Band- o. Feldspange': great to decorate or to 'promote' almost any tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing the ribbons for a: \'WH-DA der 3. Kl.\' and: \'WH-DA der 4. Kl.\' (both having a golden- ie. silver-coloured eagle-device attached) This is an attractive, 2-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange'), showing repectively the ribbons for a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for twelve years of loyal service) and a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) both having a (silver- ie. golden-coloured-) eagle-device attached and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit used- ie. worn-), condition. Both ribbons are of the regular (ie. larger-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 2,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 5 cms.). The 'Spange' is not backed with wool but comes mounted on (ie. come crimped into-) a metal- ie. chrome-based 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have on all pieces been nicely preserved. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive 2-pieced-, Heeres- ie. Kriegsmarine-related 'Band- o. Feldspange': great to decorate or to 'promote' almost any tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing the ribbons for a: \'WH-DA der 4.Kl.\' with (larger-sized-) eagle-device attached and a \'Westwall\'-medal The attractive, 2-pieced-, WWII-period-, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') respectively depicts the ribbons for a: 'Wehrmacht Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) still having its silver-coloured- (and larger-sized-) eagle-device attached and a 'Westwall'-medal. Both ribbons are of the regular (ie. larger-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 2,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Feldspange' has a total length of approximately 5 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is not backed but is mounted on a chrome- and/or metal-based backing-plate (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 2-pieced- Heeres- ie. Kriegsmarine-related 'Band-/Feldspange': great to decorate or to 'promote' almost any tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced-, WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feld- spange\'), showing the ribbons for an: \'EK II. Klasse\' and a: \'WH-DA der 4. Kl.\' with (silver-coloured-) eagle-device attached I recently uncovered a small lot comprising of various 'Band- o. Feld- spangen': all originated from a larger hoard (ie. 'Herstellerbestand') holding various, virtually mint- ie. unissued pieces that were never worn and were simply 'left-over'. The pieces on offer here are two attractive, 2-pieced-, WWII-period, WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bars (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspangen') that respectively depict the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class) and a: 'WH-Dienst- auszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) still having their silver-coloured eagle-device attached. Both ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 3 cms.). Both 'Spangen' are not backed with wool but come mounted on (ie. come crimped into-) a metal- ie. copper-based 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have on all pieces been nicely preserved. The (identical) pieces show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging simply caused by decades of storage only. The asking-price is naturally intended per single piece. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive 2-pieced- Luftwaffe-related 'Band- o. Feldspange': great to decorate or to 'promote' almost any tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced-, WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing respectively the ribbons for a: \'WH-Luftwaffe-DA der 3. u. 4 Klasse\' (both having a detailed and \'down-tailed\' eagle-device attached) The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 2-pieced-, WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. 'Band-/Feldspange') depicts respectively the ribbons for a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Klasse' (or: WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for 12 years of loyal service) and a 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or: WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for 4 years of loyal service) both pieces still having their golden- and silver-coloured- (and early-period ie. 'down-tailed'!) eagle-devices attached. Both ribbons are of the regular (ie. larger-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 2,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 5 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not backed with wool but has been mounted on a chromed metal-based 'back-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). The attached devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have both been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 2-pieced-, Luftwaffe-related 'Band-/Feldspange': great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced-, WWI- (ie. WWII-) period-, medal-bar, respectively depicting a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter\') and a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) This is an attractive, 2-pieced, WWI- (ie. WWII-) period-, medal-bar (or: 'Spange'), respectively depicting a so-called-, WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter') and a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), both awards in overall nice (albeit modertaly used- ie. worn-), condition. The 'Frontkämpferkreuz' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter') is a nicely preserved- (albeit unmarked) example that is executed in bronze-coloured, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. It retains most of its somewhat darkened-, bronze-toned finish (see pictures). The 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) is an equally nicely preserved example that truly retains gorgeous and very pronouced detail. It is a tiny bit tarnished but retains a great age-patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). Both medals come naturally mounted on their original ribbons as to be expected. Both medals have a truly nice, somewhat 'matted', age-patina and are also a tiny bit dirty but were IMO never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). The 'Spange' - which originates from a private household in Germany and that was never before part of any collection - is nicely backed with a piece of greyish-blue-coloured- and/or felt-like-wool and shows a (regular-type-) pin-/catch- set-up (which if of course fully functional). The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining caused by moderate wear and/or age. Simply an attractive example of a two-pieced 'Spange' that is hard to be upgraded: simply a great example that is ideally fitted to 'decorate' almost any tunic!

Attractive, 2-pieced-, WWI- (ie.TR-) period-, medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\'), resp. depicting a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and a so-called: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal This is an attractive 2-pieced-, WWI- (ie.TR-) period-, medal-bar (ie. 'Spange'), respectively depicting a WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter') and a so-called: 'Deutsche Volkspflege'- (ie. civil-service-) medal, both pieces coming in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The attractive 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter') is a nicely preserved- (and 'N. & H.'-marked-) example that is executed in bronze-coloured-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. It retains most of its somewhat darkened-, bronze-toned finish (see pictures). The attractive 'Deutsche Volkspflege'-medal is a detailed (and IMO later-war-period) example that is executed in silverish-toned zinc (ie. 'Feinzink') (as can be seen on the pictures). Both medals have a truly nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit stained: they were IMO never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). Both come naturally mounted on their period-attached ribbons. The entire 'Spange' is nicely backed with a piece of black-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type-) pin-/catch- set-up (which if of course fully functional). The 'Spange' - which shows a not that common combination! - originates from a private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive example of a two-pieced 'Ordenspange' that will hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, 3-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting a WWI-period: \'EK II. Kl.\', an: \'FKK 1914-18 m. Schw.\' and a: \'WH (Heeres o. KM) DA für 4 Jahre t.D.\' (having a silver-toned eagle-device attached) This is an attractive WWI- (ie. WWII-) period three-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') respectively depicting a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second-class), a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwertern') and a: 'Wehrmacht Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) having a period-attached silver-toned eagle-device attached, all three awards coming in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All three awards are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted on their period ribbons. The iron cross - which is an example by a by me unidentified maker - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a somewhat tarnished ie. stained appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has truly very nice and/or pronounced detail and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like) core: it is totally void of any paint-damage or alike. The 'Frontkämpferkreuz' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter') is a nicely preserved- (and/or: 'E.S.L.'-marked-) example that is executed in (somewhat reddish-bronze-coloured-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. It retains all of its somewhat darkened, bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The loyal-service medal is a truly very nicely preserved example that seems to have never been cleaned nor polished: it comes in a minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and comes mounted onto its period-ribbon that shows a neat (silver-toned) eagle-device period-attached. The entire 'Spange' comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is 'backed' with a piece of green-coloured, felt-based wool as is more often seen: this backing shows some moth-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the bar shows a metal-based maker 'tag' that reads: 'J. Reimann - Ordenshaus - Berlin W6 - Friedrichstr. 188' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a three-pieced 'WWI- (ie. TR'-related!) 'Ordenspange' that will be very to be upgraded and that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, 3-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting a: \'Bayern Militär-Verdienstkreuz 3. Klasse m. Schw.\', a WWI-period \'EK II. Klasse\' and a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\' This is an attractive - and not that easily found! - three-pieced (detachable!) medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting a neatly bright-reddish bronze-toned, so-called: \'Bayern Militär-Verdienstkreuz 3. Klasse m. Schwertern\', a: WWI-period (and non-maker-marked): \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) and a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\') all three pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. clearly worn-), condition. All three awards are truly neatly golden-bronze- (ie. bright-reddish-) coloured and \'fairly frosted\' examples that are all threer just minimally tarnished by age and/or moderate usage and wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but are void of any damage or alike. All three pieces come naturally mounted on their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The entire \'Spange\' is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of bluish-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type- and/or functional) pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18\' is a maker- (ie. \'L. - NBG\'-) marked example. Simply an attractive example of a three-pieced, WWI-related \'Ordenspange\' that comes in an uncommonly found combination and that will be truly hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, 3-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively showing an: \'EKII. Kl.\', a: \'KvKII.Kl. m. Schw.\' and a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) The truly attractive three-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') respectively shows an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron-cross second class), a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz der II. Klasse mit Schwertern' (or: war merits'-cross second class with swords) and a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), all three awards coming in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All three awards are truly nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted on their period ribbons. The iron cross - which is an attractive example by a by me unidentified maker (ie. 'Hersteller') - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has lost, however, its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a somewhat tarnished ie. stained appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross retains truly very nice and/or pronounced detail and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like) core: it is totally void of any paint-damage or alike. The 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz der II. Klasse mit Schwertern' is a neat golden-bronze-toned- and 'Buntmetall'-based example that comes mounted onto its bright-red-coloured ribbon. The 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) is an equally nicely preserved - and typical 'Buntmetall'-based specimen - that shows a nicely preserved age-patina. The entire 'Spange' (which is of the 'non-detachable-pattern') comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is not 'backed' but comes mounted onto a chromed, steel-based 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). This medal-bar was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - three-pieced medal-bar(set) that is nowadays not that easily found and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, 3-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing resp. a WWI-period: \'FKK 1914-18 ohne Schw.\' and two WWII-period: WH (Heeres or KM) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' This is an attractive - and is this combination not that often seen albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of a three-pieced, WWI- (ie. Third Reich-) period medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') that is respectively showing a golden-bronze-toned, WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwertern'), a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for twelve years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: or loyal-service medal for 4 years of loyal service) all three awards coming in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All three awards are truly nicely preserved examples without showing any defaults that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons. The FKK 1914-18 is a neat example that shows a clear makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'P.M.') The detail is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Both 'Dienstauszeichnungen für 12 u. 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' are both very nicely preserved examples retaining their golden- and/or silver-toned finish and do show their (period-attached) eagle-devices (as can be seen on the pictures). All three medals come in an equally tarnished- (ie. somewhat dusty) condition and also come mounted onto a neat (metal-based- and detachable) 'plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes period-mounted as a so-called: non-detachable 'Ordenspange' that retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up and that is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool. Simply an attractive and desirable 'Ordenspange' showing an unusual combination and that can be mounted onto almost any TR-period-tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing resp. a WWI-period: \'FKK 1914-18 ohne Schw.\' and two WWII-period: WH (Heeres or KM) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' This is an attractive - and is this combination not that often seen albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of a three-pieced, WWI- (ie. Third Reich-) period medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') that is respectively showing a golden-bronze-toned, WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwertern\'), a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: loyal-service medal for twelve years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: or loyal-service medal for 4 years of loyal service) all three awards coming in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All three awards are truly nicely preserved examples without showing any defaults that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons. The FKK 1914-18 is a neat example that shows a clear makers\'-designation on its back (that reads: \'P.&G.L.\') The detail is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Both \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 12 u. 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' are both very nicely preserved examples retaining their golden- and/or silver-toned finish and do show their (period-attached) eagle-devices (as can be seen on the pictures). All three medals come in an equally tarnished- (ie. somewhat dusty) condition and also come mounted onto a neat (metal-based- and non-detachable) \'plate\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' comes period-mounted as a so-called: non-detachable \'Ordenspange\' that retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up and that is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of bluish-coloured wool. Simply an attractive and desirable \'Ordenspange\' showing an unusual combination and that can be mounted onto almost any TR-period-tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing resp. a: \'FKK 1914-18 ohne Schwn.\', a: \'Treue Dienst EZ. der I. Kl.\' and a: \'Luftschutz-EZ. der 2. Stufe\' that come period-mounted as a so-called: non-detachable \'Ordenspange\' This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of a three-pieced WWI- ie. Third Reich-period medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing respectively a WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwerten\'), a: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' (or: golden-class, civil loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal-service) and a neat: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\' (or: air-raid-warden service-medal second-class), all three awards coming in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All three awards are truly nicely preserved examples without showing any defaults that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons. The FKK is a typical zinc-based specimen that retains all of its (somewhat darkened) golden-bronze-toned finish: it shows a neat maker-mark (ie. logo) that reads: \'E.S.1\' in a cricle on its back. The \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal as was awarded for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) is an attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly \'frosted\' finish: it also retains most of its: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). The \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\' (or: air-raid-warden service-medal second-class) is a regular-weight pattern, so-called: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that does retain great pronounced detail without showing any defaults whatsoever. The three medals come in an equally tarnished- (ie. somewhat dusty) condition and also come mounted onto a neat (metal-based- and non-detachable) \'backing-plate\' that is nicely covered with darker-blue-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat piece naturally retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive and desirable 3-pieced \'Ordenspange\' that shows an unusual combination and that can be mounted on almost any TR-period-tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing resp. a: \'KvKII.Kl. o.Schw.\', a: \'Treue Dienst EZ. der II. Kl.\' and a: \'Luftschutz-EZ. der 2.St.\' that come period-mounted as a so-called: detachable \'Ordenspange\' This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of a three-pieced Third Reich-period medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') showing respectively a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz der II. Klasse ohne Schwertern' (or: war merits'-cross second class without swords), a: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse' (or: silver-class, civil loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal-service) and a: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe' (or: air-raid-warden service-medal second-class) all three awards coming in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All three awards are truly nicely preserved examples without showing any defaults that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons. The 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz der II. Klasse ohne Schwertern' is a neatly golden-bronze-toned- (and/or 'Buntmetall'-based!) example that has been nicely preserved and that seems to have never been cleaned nor polished. The 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal as was awarded for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) is an attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-silver-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most of its: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). The typical 'regular-weight'-award comes mounted onto its regular-sized- (and non-confectioned- and/or nicely pre-folded- ie. approximately 11 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and/or moderately worn-) condition. The 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe' (or: air-raid-warden service-medal second-class) is a regular-weight pattern zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that is void of a makers'-designation (as more often) and that does retain great pronounced detail without showing any defaults whatsoever. The three medals come in an equally tarnished- (ie. somewhat dusty) condition and also come mounted onto a neat (metal-based- and detachable) 'plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes period-mounted as a so-called: detachable 'Ordenspange' (that shows a: 'D.R.G.M.'-patent-pending stamped on its back). The neat piece retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive and desirable 'Ordenspange' that can be mounted on almost any TR-period-tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing a: \'KvK II. Kl. mit Schw.\' and two: WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre TD\' that comes with its firmly-attached 2-pieced \'Band-/Feldspange\' as found This is an attractive - albeit I deem just moderately used- and/or worn - example of a three-pieced WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) three-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing respectively a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (or: War Merits\' Cross second class with swords), a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: or loyal-service medal for 12 years of loyal service) both examples having a detailed silver- (ie. golden-) coloured eagle-device period-attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern\' is a nicely preserved and \'Buntmetall\'-based example that retains most (ie all!) of its golden-bronze-toned finish. Both loyal-service-medals are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. Both \'DA\' have a neat somewhat \'frosted\' appearance and show a mininally darkened age-patina (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The \'Spange\' came with its firmly- and period-attached(!) 2-pieced \'Band-/Feldspange\' (as can be noticed on the pictures) and is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of darker-green-coloured wool. The piece retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up as to be expected. Simply an attractive and most certainly desirable example of a three-pieced: \'WH-Ordenspange\' that can be mounted on almost any (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) tunic and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, 3-pieced set comprising of (fully identical!) \'tropical-issue\', WH-\'roller-buckle\'-straps (ie. \'Mantelriemen\') all three being maker- (ie. \'D&C\' ie. \'LUX\'-) marked- examples that come in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - completely matching set comprising of three (fully identical) and typical yellowish-tan-coloured so-called: WH-'roller-buckle'-straps (ie. 'Mantelriemen') all three being neatly maker- (ie. 'D&C'- and/or 'LUX'-) marked examples that come in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. All three straps measure approximately 53 cms. in length each and are constructed from typical, yellowish-brown-coloured woven linnen (ie. tropical-styled webbing) (as can be seen on the pictures). The pieces have been always together and were most certainly produced by the same maker (ie. 'Hersteller'). The pieces were simply never issued nor used and just show some storage-age only. The metal-parts still retain their 'anodised' (ie. greyish) colour (and are void of any real rust-damage or alike). Simply a great set that can excellently be used in any (tropical) WH-equipment set-up!

Attractive, 3-pieced set comprising of (fully identical!) \'tropical-issue\', WH-\'roller-buckle\'-straps (ie. \'Mantelriemen\') all three being maker- (ie. \'LUX\' ie. \'D&C\'-) marked- examples that come in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - completely matching set comprising of three (fully identical) and typical yellowish-tan-coloured so-called: WH-'roller-buckle'-straps (ie. 'Mantelriemen') all three being neatly maker- (ie. 'LUX'- and/or: 'D&C'-) marked examples that come in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. All three straps measure approximately 53 cms. in length each and are constructed from typical, yellowish-brown-coloured woven linnen (ie. tropical-styled webbing) (as can be seen on the pictures). The pieces have been always together and were most certainly produced by the same maker (ie. 'Hersteller'). The pieces were simply never issued nor used and just show some storage-age only. The metal-parts still retain their 'anodised' (ie. greyish) colour (and are void of any real rust-damage or alike). Simply a great set that can excellently be used in any (tropical) WH-equipment set-up!

Attractive, 3-pieced set comprising of (fully identical!) \'tropical-issue\', WH-\'roller-buckle\'-straps (ie. \'Mantelriemen\') all three being maker- (ie. \'LUX\'-) marked- examples that come in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - completely matching set comprising of three (fully identical) and typical yellowish-tan-coloured so-called: WH-'roller-buckle'-straps (ie. 'Mantelriemen') all three being neatly maker- (ie. 'LUX'-) marked examples that come in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. All three straps measure approximately 53 cms. in length each and are constructed from typical, yellowish-brown-coloured woven linnen (ie. tropical-styled webbing) (as can be seen on the pictures). The pieces have been always together and were most certainly produced by the same maker (ie. 'Hersteller'). The pieces were simply never issued nor used and just show some storage-age only. The metal-parts still retain their 'anodised' (ie. greyish) colour (and are void of any real rust-damage or alike). Simply a great set that can excellently be used in any (tropical) WH-equipment set-up!

Attractive, 3-pieced set comprising of (fully identical!) \'tropical-issue\', WH-\'roller-buckle\'-straps (ie. \'Mantelriemen\') all three being maker- (ie. \'MSS\'- ie. \'LUX\'-) marked- examples that come in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - completely matching set comprising of three (fully identical) and typical greenish-tan-coloured so-called: WH-'roller-buckle'-straps (ie. 'Mantelriemen') all three being neatly maker- (ie. 'MSS'- and/or 'LUX'-) marked examples that come in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. All three straps measure approximately 53 cms. in length each and are constructed from typical, greenish-brown-coloured woven linnen (ie. tropical-styled webbing) (as can be seen on the pictures). The pieces have been always together and were most certainly produced by the same maker (ie. 'Hersteller'). The pieces were simply never issued nor used and just show some storage-age only. The metal-parts still retain their 'anodised' (ie. greyish) colour (and are void of any real rust-damage or alike). Simply a great set that can excellently be used in any (tropical) WH-equipment set-up!

Attractive, 3-pieced set comprising of (fully identical!) \'tropical-issue\', WH-\'roller-buckle\'-straps (ie. \'Mantelriemen\') all three being maker- (ie. \'MSS\'- ie. \'LUX\'-) marked- examples that come in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - completely matching set comprising of three (fully identical) and typical greenish-tan-coloured so-called: WH-'roller-buckle'-straps (ie. 'Mantelriemen') all three being neatly maker- (ie. 'MSS'- and/or 'LUX'-) marked examples that come in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. All three straps measure approximately 53 cms. in length each and are constructed from typical, greenish-brown-coloured woven linnen (ie. tropical-styled webbing) (as can be seen on the pictures). The pieces have been always together and were most certainly produced by the same maker (ie. 'Hersteller'). The pieces were simply never issued nor used and just show some storage-age only. The metal-parts still retain their 'anodised' (ie. greyish) colour (and are void of any real rust-damage or alike). Simply a great set that can excellently be used in any (tropical) WH-equipment set-up!

Attractive, 3-pieced set comprising of (fully identical!) \'tropical-issue\', WH-\'roller-buckle\'-straps (ie. \'Mantelriemen\') all three being neatly maker- (ie. \'LUX\'-) marked- examples that come in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - completely matching set comprising of three (fully identical) and typical greenish-coloured so-called: WH-'roller-buckle'-straps (ie. 'Mantelriemen') all three being neatly maker- (ie. 'LUX'-) marked examples that come in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. All three straps measure approximately 53 cms. in length each and are constructed from typical, greenish-coloured woven linnen (ie. tropical-styled webbing) (as can be seen on the pictures). The pieces have been always together and were most certainly produced by the same maker (ie. 'Hersteller'). The pieces were simply never issued nor used and just show some storage-age only. The metal-parts still retain their 'anodised' (ie. greyish) colour (and are void of any real rust-damage or alike). Simply a great set that can excellently be used in any (tropical) WH-equipment set-up!

Attractive, 3-pieced set comprising of (fully identical!) \'tropical-issue\', WH-\'roller-buckle\'-straps (ie. \'Mantelriemen\') all three being neatly maker- (ie. \'MSS\'-) marked- examples that come in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - completely matching set comprising of three (fully identical) and typical greenish-coloured so-called: WH-'roller-buckle'-straps (ie. 'Mantelriemen') all three being neatly maker-marked (ie. showing an: 'MMS'-logo) examples that come in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. All three straps measure approximately 53 cms. in length each and are constructed from typical, greenish-coloured woven linnen (ie. tropical-styled webbing) (as can be seen on the pictures). The pieces have been always together and were most certainly produced by the same maker (ie. 'Hersteller'). The pieces were simply never issued nor used and just show some storage-age only. The metal-parts still retain their 'anodised' (ie. greyish) colour (and are void of any real rust-damage or alike). Simply a great set that can excellently be used in any (tropical) WH-equipment set-up!

Attractive, 3-pieced set comprising of (identical!) \'tropical-issue\', WH-\'roller-buckle\'-straps (ie. \'Mantelriemen\') all three being maker- (ie. \'MSS\'- ie. \'LUX\'-) marked- examples that come in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - matching set comprising of three (identical) and typical yellowish-tan-coloured so-called: WH-'roller-buckle'-straps (ie. 'Mantelriemen') all three being neatly maker- (ie. 'MSS'- and/or 'LUX'-) marked examples that come in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. All three straps measure approximately 53 cms. in length each and are constructed from typical, greenish-brown-coloured woven linnen (ie. tropical-styled webbing) (as can be seen on the pictures). The pieces have been always together and were most certainly produced by the same maker (ie. 'Hersteller'). The pieces were simply never issued nor used and just show some storage-age only. The metal-parts still retain their 'anodised' (ie. greyish) colour (and are void of any real rust-damage or alike). Simply a great set that can excellently be used in any (tropical) WH-equipment set-up!

Attractive, 3-pieced Spanish Civil War-related, WH (Heeres, LW etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing resp. two Spanish commemorative-medals and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal The attractive - and actually in this format scarcely encountered! - three-pieced, WH (Heeres, LW etc.) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') is showing respectively the ribbons for a: Spanish Civil War-period, commemorative-medal called: 'Medalla de la Campaña 1936-1939', a: Spanish Civil War-period, loyal-service-medal called: 'Medalla al Merito Militar' and a: Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Czechoslovakia). All three ribbons are of the smaller (ie. regular-) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not 'backed' but comes mounted onto a chrome-steel based 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example was ony moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 3-pieced-, Spanish Civil War-related WH-'Band-/Feldspange' having a not that often seen combination: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced WH (Heeres o. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') plus \'Feld-/Bandspange\' showing resp. an: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'WH-DA für 4 Jahre TD\' and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 Oktober 1938\' The truly attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) three-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') shows respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron-cross second class) being an attractive- albeit non-marker-marked example, a: 'WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: airforce-loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) that comes with a detailed, silver-coloured eagle-device attached and a: WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 Oktober 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) all three awards coming in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All three awards are very nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and naturally also come mounted on their period ribbons. The attractive 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron-cross second class) was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally 'darkened tarnish' (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece - which is produced by a by me unidentified maker - is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung' has a neat, minimally darkened appearance and is only minimally tarnished (ie. has a minimally darkened age-patina): it comes with its firmly attached, silver-toned miniature eagle-device (as issued and worn). The Czech 'Anschluss'-medal is a truly attractive example having great pronounced detail: all of its (bright-) golden-toned finish (and so-called: 'Brenn-lacquered' surface!) is still perfectly preserved whereas the medal has an attractive tarnish ie. age-patina without showing any defaults. The bar came with its (clearly used- and/or worn) so-called: 3-pieced 'Feld-/Bandspange' (ie. ribbon-bar). The entire 'Spange' (and: 'Feld-/Bandspange') comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of darker-blue-coloured wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-bar-set was recently found at a private household and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike: it originated from a private household and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very attractive - and truly decorative! - three-pieced, WH-Heeres- (ie. Kriegsmarine) related medal-bar- ie. 'Spange'-set that is in my opinon accordingly priced!

Attractive, 3-pieced WH (Heeres o. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing resp. an: \'KvK II. Kl. mit Schwertern\', a: \'WH (Heeres o. KM)-DA für 4 Jahre TD\' (with attached eagle-device) and a: \'Westwall\'-medal The truly attractive - I deem early-war-period- and actually in this format scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres- o. Kriegsmarine) three-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') is showing respectively a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern' (or: war-merits'-cross second class with swords), a: 'WH (Heeres- o. Kriegsmarine) Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: army- or naval loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) that comes with a detailed, silver-coloured eagle-device attached) and a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (or: 'Westall'-medal) all three awards coming in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All three awards are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and naturally also come mounted on their period ribbons. The attractive 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern' is a typical 'Buntmetall'-based example. Its bright golden-toned, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (somewhat 'shiny') finish and was never polished nor cleaned. The 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung' has a neat, minimally darkened appearance and is only minimally tarnished (ie. has a minimally darkened age-patina): it comes with its firmly attached, silver-toned miniature eagle-device (as issued and worn). The 'Westwall'-medal is a neat Buntmetall'-based specimen that has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The entire 'Spange' comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of bluish-coloured wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-bar was recently found at a private household and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike: it originated from a private household and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very attractive - and truly decorative! - three-pieced, WH-Heeres o. Kriegsmarine-related medal-bar- ie. 'Spange'-set that is in my opinon accordingly priced!

Attractive, 3-pieced WH (Heeres o. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\'), showing respectively an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\', a: WH (Heeres o. KM) \'DA für 4 Jahre TD\' and a Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal This is a very decorative example of a 3-pieced WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange'), showing respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or iron cross second class), a: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or : loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) still having its (silver-toned-) eagle-device attached and a Czech so-called: 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938') as was awarded for the annexation of Czechoslovakia), all three pieces in overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. All three medals are very nice, decent examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: all three come in an equally tarnished- ie. minimally dusty condition and also come on their period-mounted ribbons. The 'Dienstauszeichnung' naturally shows its (period-attached-) silver-coloured (albeit somewhat tarnished-) miniature eagle-device attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The entire 'Spange' is a tiny bit dirty ie. tarnished, simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage: it comes naturally mounted on its metal backing-plate (that is neatly backed with a piece of black-coloured wool and that still retains its functional pin-/catch set-up - see pictures). The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation: it originated from a private household in Germany and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very nice - and with certainty decorative! - 3-pieced WH (Heeres o. KM) medal-bar- ie. 'Spange' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, 3-pieced WH (Heeres, KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing resp. an: \'EK II. Kl.\' and both the: Austrian and Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medals: \'1. März 1938\' ie. \'1. Oktober 1938\' The attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine etc.) three-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') shows respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron-cross second class), an: WH Austrian 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1. März 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria, which started on 1 March 1938) and a: WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1. Oktober 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) all three awards coming in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All three awards are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted on their period ribbons. The attractive 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron-cross second class) was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally 'darkened tarnish' (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like) core that does show some age and/or minimal paint-damage (as can be seen on the pictures): it is, however, void of any real damage or alike. The piece - which is produced by a by me unidentified maker and that is I deem of the so-called: 'standard-design' - is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. Both 'Anschluss'-medals are attractive examples having great pronounced detail: most of their (tarnished) silver- (ie. golden-) toned finish is nicely preserved whereas the medals have an attractive tarnish ie. age-patina without showing any defaults. The entire 'Spange' comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of darker-green-coloured wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-bar-set was recently found at a private household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - three-pieced, WH-Heeres- (ie. Kriegsmarine etc.) related medal-bar that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, 3-pieced WH (Luftwaffe) (ie. \'Fallschirmjäger\'-related-) insignia-set comprising of two (shortened) cuff-titles (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') resp. entitled: \'Afrika\' and \'Kreta\' and a cloth-based: \'FJ-Schützen-Abz. in Stoff\' This is an interesting - and most certainly attractive! - 3-pieced WH (Luftwaffe) (ie. 'Fallschirmjäger'-related-) cloth insignia-set comprising of two (regrettably shortened) cuff-titles (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') respectively entitled: 'Afrika' and/or 'Kreta' and a (regrettably period-denazified-) cloth-based, so-called: 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based paratrooper-jump-badge) all three pieces coming in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. moderately worn-, shortened ie. relic-), condition. The 'Afrika'-cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') is of the scarcely seen 'variant-pattern' as executed on linnen - comes in a truly worn and once-tunic-attached and/or clearly shortened) condition: it measures approximately 24 cms. and was clearly once worn and/or carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered and the piece still shows some stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some obvious age, wear and/or staining and was stored as such for decades. It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or: 'Wehrpass'). The 'Kreta'-cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') is executed on typical linnen and comes also in a truly worn and/or once-tunic-attached and/or clearly shortened) condition: it measures approximately 24 cms. and was also clearly once worn and/or carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed on the pictures). The cloth-based, so-called: 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' is also clearly used ie. worn and was regrettably period-denazified (as can be seen on the pictures). This attractive 'Fallschirmjäger'-related grouping was recently uncovered in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a very attractive and truly issued- and worn LW-FJ-grouping that clearly shows lots of character!

Attractive, 3-pieced WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing resp. a: \'KvK II. Kl. mit Schw.\', a: \'WH-DA für 4 Jahre t.D.\' and a Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' The attractive WH (Luftwaffe) three-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') shows respectively a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern' (or: war-merits'-cross second class with swords), a: 'WH (Luftwaffe) Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: airforce-loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) that comes with a detailed, silver-coloured eagle-device firmly attached and a: WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 Oktober 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) all three awards coming in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All three awards are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted on their period ribbons. The 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern' (or: war-merits'-cross second class with swords) is a typical 'Buntmetall'-based example. Its bright golden-toned, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (somewhat 'shiny') finish and was never polished nor cleaned. The loyal-service medal is truly a very nicely preserved example that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: it comse in a minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and comes mounted onto its period ribbons that shows a neat (down-tailed) eagle-device attached. The Czech 'Anschluss'-medal is a truly attractive example having great pronounced detail: all of its (bright-) golden-toned finish (and so-called: 'Brenn-lacquered' surface!) is still perfectly preserved whereas the medal has an attractive tarnish ie. age-patina without showing any defaults. The entire 'Spange' comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of darker-green-coloured wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-bar-set was recently found at a private household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - three-pieced, WH (Luftwaffe) related medal-bar that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, 3-pieced WH (Luftwaffe) related ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') showing the ribbons for a: \'KvK II. Kl. m. Schw.\', a: WH (LW) \'DA 4. Stufe\' and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal This is an attractive, 3-pieced WWII-period- ie. WH (Luftwaffe) related ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') respectively showing the ribbons for a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (or: war-merits\'-cross second-class with swords) that shows a firmly-attached \'swords\'-device, a: WH (Luftwaffe) \'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: service-award for 4 years of loyal-service) having a detailed, silver-coloured- and \'down-tail\'-type eagle-device attached and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal (or: \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938\', as was awarded for the annexation of Czechoslovakia) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderatly used and/or worn-), condition. All three ribbons are of the regular (ie. somewhat smaller) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms.) and is not \'backed\' with a piece of wool but comes mounted onto a (copper-based) \'backing-plate\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - that comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch set-up - does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining. Simply a neat, three-pieced, WW-II-period \'Feld- o. Bandspange\' that can be used for almost any TR- ie. Luftwaffe-tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced WH (Police- ie. \'Polizei\'-related-) medal-bar (ie.: \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), resp. depicting the ribbons for a: \'Polizei\' \'DA\' and a Czech \'Anschluss\'- and/or: \'Luftschutz\'-medal This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - 3-pieced WH (Police- ie. 'Polizei'-related-) medal-bar (ie.: 'Band- o. Feldspange') respectively depicting the ribbons for a: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung der 2. Stufe' (being a police loyal-service medal second class as was awarded for 15 years of loyal-service), a: Czech Anschluss-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938' that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: '1. Oktober 1938') and a: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe' (or: air-raid warden service-medal second-class), all three pieces coming in an overall nice (albeit clearly issued- ie. moderately worn-), condition. The period-attached-, silver-toned police-device is nicely preserved but does show some moderate wear ie. tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The three ribbons are of the smaller (ie. regular-) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered. The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is 'backed' with yellowish-coloured linnen as is more often seen and naturally retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable 'Bandspange' having a not that often-encountered WWII-period-combination: ideally fitted to 'upgrade' any ('Polizei'-related) tunic or to be kept in a medal ie. 'Band-/Feldspange'-collection!

Attractive, 3-pieced WWI- (ie.TR-) related medal-bar (ie. non-detachable \'Ordenspange\') showing resp. an: \'FKK 1914-18 ohne Schw.\', a: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Kl.\' and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally used- and/or worn example - of a three-pieced WWI- (ie. Third Reich.-) related medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing respectively a WWI-period, so-called: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schw.\'), a neatly silvered: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal (or: \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938\', as was awarded for the annexation of Czechoslovakia) all three awards coming in in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and I deem only minimally worn- ie. used-), condition. The \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18\' is a clearly maker- (ie. \'ATS\'-) marked example (as can be noticed on the pictures). All three awards have most certainly never been cleaned and retain most (ie. all!) of their darker-bronze- ie. bright-coloured, bronze- (ie. silver-) toned finish: all three retain great pronounced detail. The \'Spange\' just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbons show some equal minor usage and/or staining. The \'Spange\' has truly very nice detail and is \'backed\' with a piece of darker-green-coloured wool and comes with its (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive and desirable example of a non-detachable \'Ordenspange\' having an unusual combination and that can be mounted on almost any TR-period tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced \'Bayern\'- (ie. TR-) related medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') resp. depicting a WWI-period: \'Bayr. Jubiläumsmedaille für die Armee 1905\', a: Bayr. DA 3.Kl. 1913\' and a TR-period: \'TD-Ez. der 1.Kl.\' This is an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - 'Bayern'- (ie. Third Reich-) related, three-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') being of the desirable 'detachable'-pattern, respectively depicting a (pre)WWI-period: 'Bayerische Jubiläumsmedaille für die Armee 1905' (aka 'Luitpold'-Medaille), a: frosted-silver-toned: 'Bayerische-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Klasse 1913' (as was intended for 9 years of loyal-service) and a: Third-Reich-period: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) all three pieces coming in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. All three awards are truly neatly silver- ie. golden-bronze- (ie. bright-golden-) coloured and 'fairly frosted' examples that are all three just minimally tarnished by age and/or moderate usage and wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but are void of any damage or alike. All three pieces come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). The entire 'Spange' is of the desirable 'detachable'-pattern and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured linnen and shows a (regular-type- and functional) pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The bright-golden-toned Third Reich civil-service medal retains most of its 'hochpolierte Kanten' and shows an undamaged enamelled swastika-area (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a three-pieced, (pre)WWI- (ie. 'Bayern'- and/or: Third Reich-) related 'Ordenspange' that comes in an uncommonly found combination and that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, 3-pieced \'Kaiserreich\'- (ie. TR-) related medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') resp. depicting a: \'DA 1. Kl. 1913 für 15 Jahre t.D.\', a: \'Kaiser Wilhelm I. Errinerungs-Medaille 1897\' and a TR-period: \'TD-Ez. der 1.Kl.\' This is an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - 'Kaiserreich'- (ie. Third Reich-) related, three-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') being of the 'non-detachable'-pattern, respectively depicting a reddish-bronze-toned, (pre)WWI-period: 'Dienstauszeichnung der 1. Klasse 1913 für 15 Jahre treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for 15 years of loyal-service), a golden-toned: 'Kaiser Wilhelm I. Errinerungs-Medaille 1897' and a: Third-Reich-period: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) all three pieces coming in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. All three awards are truly neatly golden-bronze- (ie. bright-golden-) coloured and 'fairly frosted' examples that are all three just minimally tarnished by age and/or moderate usage and wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but are void of any damage or alike. All three pieces come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The entire 'Spange' is of the 'non-detachable'-pattern and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of greyish-coloured (and minimally moth-damaged) wool and shows a (regular-type- and functional) pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The bright-golden-toned Third Reich civil-service medal retains most of its 'hochpolierte Kanten' and shows an undamaged enamelled swastika-area (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the piece shows a period-attached makers'-etiket on its back that reads: 'Frankfurt-M. - Eck - Liebfrauenstrasse' (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a three-pieced, (pre)WWI- (ie. 'Kaiserreich'- and/or: Third Reich-) related 'Ordenspange' that comes in an uncommonly found combination and that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, 3-pieced, WWI- (ie. WWII-) period so-called: \'Frack-Kettchen\' by \'Gebr. Godet u. Co.\' showing the 1957-pattern miniatures- ie. 17-mm.-sized-versions of two WWI-period awards and a: \'KvK o. Schwertern\' This is an attractive - and truly high quality-produced! - medium-sized- (ie. 3-pieced) WWI- (ie. WWII-) period so-called: 'Frack-Kettchen' showing respectively the 1957-pattern miniatures- (ie. 17-mm.-sized-versions) of a WWI-period: 'Medaille für Kriegshilfdienst', a WWI-period: a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwertern') and a WWII-period: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwertern' (or: War Merits' Cross second class without swords) all three pieces coming in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued- ie. moderately worn-), condition. All three miniatures come in a very nice, albeit moderately used- and/or worn condition and all show equal wear and/or age: they are, however, never cleaned nor polished and retain a nice, albeit minimally tarnished, age-patina. All three awards come mounted onto a (golden-toned- and/or '800'-stamped) 'chain' that still retains both its attachment-button- and/or pin (affixed to the ends) as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). These neat 'Frack-Kettchen' could be ordered- and/or privately obtained at various special tailor-shops ie. medal-selling companies. This particular example was produced by the famous maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Gebr. Godet u. Co.' based in Berlin (as can be seen on the attachment-button). The piece originates from a private household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very nice and attractive 1957-pattern piece that originated from a WWI- ie. WWII-veteran and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, 3-pieced-, police (ie. Polizei) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feld- spange\'), showing the ribbons for resp. an: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'Polizei-DA der 2. St.\' with eagle-device attached and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal with attached \'PB\'-clasp The attractive, 3-pieced-, WWII-period, police (ie. Polizei) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') depicts respectively the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd. class), a: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung der 2. Stufe' (having a silver-coloured eagle-device attached) and Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Czechoslovakia) having a neat, miniature 'Prager Burg'-clasp attached. All three ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is neatly backed with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - 3-pieced police (ie. Polizei) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feld- spange'): great to decorate or to 'promote' almost any (police) tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing the ribbons for a: \'WH-DA der 4. Kl.\' with (silver-coloured-) eagle-device attached and both the Austrian- and/or: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medals The attractive - and actually in this Austrian-style format scarcely encountered! - 3-pieced-, WH (Heeres, KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange'), showing resp. the ribbons for a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine): 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: 4-years loyal-service medal having a detailed, silver-toned eagle-device attached) and both an: Austrian and Czech- 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaillen zur Erinnerung an den 1. März u. Oktober 1938') that were given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of both Austria and/or Czechoslovakia). All three ribbons are of the regular (ie. regular-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 2 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 5,5 cms. and is folded in a so-called: 'Austrian manner' as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is nicely backed with greyish-coloured wool and retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 3-pieced-, WH-'Band-/Feldspange': great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feld- spange\'), showing resp. the ribbons for an: \'EK II. Kl.\' and a: \'WH-DA der 3. u. 4. Kl.\' (both latter having a (silver- ie. golden-coloured-) eagle-device attached I recently uncovered a small lot comprising of various 'Band- o. Feldspangen': all originated from a larger hoard (ie. 'Herstellerbestand') holding various, virtually mint- ie. unissued pieces that were never worn and were simply 'left-over'. The pieces on offer here are attractive, 3-pieced-, WWII-period, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bars (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspangen') that respectively depict the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd. class) and a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) and a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for twelve years of loyal service) each latter having their silver- (ie. golden-) coloured eagle-device attached. All three ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms.). All 'Spangen' are not backed with wool but come mounted on (ie. come crimped into-) a metal- ie. chrome-based 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have on all pieces been nicely preserved. The (identical) pieces show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging simply caused by decades of storage only. The asking-price is naturally intended per single piece. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive 3-pieced- Heeres- ie. Kriegsmarine-related 'Band- o. Feldspange': great to decorate or to 'promote' almost any tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing respectively the ribbons for a: \'KvK II.Kl. m. Schw.\' and two \'WH-Dienstauszeichnungen\' (of resp. the 3rd and/or 4th class) The attractive 3-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Band-/Feldspange') depicts respectively the the ribbons for a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: war-merits-cross second class with swords), a: 'Wehrmacht Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for twelve years of loyal service) and a: 'Wehrmacht Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service), both having their period-attached golden- (ie. silver-) toned eagle-devices attached. All three ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not backed with wool but has been mounted on a chromed-metal-based 'back-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). All three attached devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 3-pieced 'Band-/Feldspange': great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing respectively the ribbons for an: \'EK II. Klasse\', a: \'WH-DA der 3.Kl.\' and a Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal (having a: \'PB-Spange\'-miniature attached) The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered - 3-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegs- marine) medal-bar (ie. 'Band-/Feldspange') depicts respectively the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd. class), a: 'Wehrmacht Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for twelve years of loyal service) still having its golden-coloured eagle-device attached and a Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (of which the latter bears a neat so-called: 'Spange Prager Burg'-miniature attached). All three ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not backed with wool but has been mounted on a chromed metal-based 'back-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). All three attached devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 3-pieced 'Band-/Feldspange': great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing respectively the ribbons for an: \'EK II. Klasse\', a: \'WH-DA der 4. Kl.\' and a Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal (having a: \'PB-Spange\'-miniature attached) The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered - 3-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegs- marine) medal-bar (ie. 'Band-/Feldspange') depicts respectively the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd class), a: 'Wehrmacht Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) still having its silver-coloured eagle-device attached and a Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (of which the latter bears a neat so-called: 'Spange Prager Burg'-miniature attached). All three ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not backed with wool but has been mounted on a chromed metal-based 'back-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). All three attached devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 3-pieced 'Band-/Feldspange': great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced-, WH (Heeres, Luftwaffe etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing respectively the ribbons for an: \'Ost\'-medal and two WWII-period-, Romanian medals The attractive - and actually not that often seen! - 3-pieced-, WH (Heeres, Luftwaffe etc.) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') respectively shows the ribbons for a medal: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front- ie. 'Ost'-medal), a Romanian medal: 'Medaille für Mannhaftigkeit und Treue in Bronze with swords' (or: Medal for manhood and loyalty with crossed swords, 3rd class ie. 'Medalia Bãrbãtie si Credintã cu spadele încruciate, clasa 3a') and a Romanian medal: 'Kreuzzug gegen den Kommunismus' (or in Romanian language: 'Medalia - Crusiada Impotriva Communismului'). All three ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is, however, not backed but comes mounted on a chrome-steel-based mounting (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). The (firmly attached) device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved. Both Romanian medals - which were issued in order to commemorate the crusade against communism were instituted on 1st April 1942 and are often found among German medal-groups since it was liberally bestowed on Romania's allies. This particular example was IMO clearly worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or: aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 3-pieced 'Band-/Feldspange': great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced-, WH (Heeres, Luftwaffe etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing respectively the ribbons for an: \'Ost\'-medal and two WWII-period-, Romanian medals The attractive - and actually not that often seen! - 3-pieced-, WH (Heeres, Luftwaffe etc.) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') respectively shows the ribbons for a medal: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front- ie. 'Ost'-medal), a Romanian medal: 'Medaille für Mannhaftigkeit und Treue in Bronze with swords' (or: Medal for manhood and loyalty with crossed swords, 3rd class ie. 'Medalia Bãrbãtie si Credintã cu spadele încruciate, clasa 3a') and a Romanian medal: 'Kreuzzug gegen den Kommunismus' (or in Romanian language: 'Medalia - Crusiada Impotriva Communismului'). All three ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is, however, not backed but comes mounted on a chrome-steel-based mounting (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). The (firmly attached) device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved. Both Romanian medals - which were issued in order to commemorate the crusade against communism were instituted on 1st April 1942 and are often found among German medal-groups since it was liberally bestowed on Romania's allies. This particular example was IMO clearly worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or: aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 3-pieced 'Band-/Feldspange': great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced-, WH (Heeres, LW etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing the ribbons for an: \'EK II. Klasse\', a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal (having a detailed \'Prager Burg-Spange\'-miniature attached) and an: \'Ost\'-medal The attractive - and actually in this format scarcely encountered! - 3-pieced-, WH (Heeres, LW etc.) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange'), showing respectively the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a: Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Czechoslovakia) having a detailed 'Prager Burg-Spange'-miniature attached and a: 'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front- ie. 'Ost'-medal). All three ribbons are of the regular (ie. regular-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 2,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 7,5 cms. and is folded in a so-called: 'Austrian manner' as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not backed with wool but has been mounted on a chromed metal-based 'back-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). The very detailed- and firmly attached 'Prager Burg'-device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 3-pieced-, WH-'Band-/Feldspange' having a not that often seen combination: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced-, WH (Heeres- ie. KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing the ribbons for a: \'KvK II. Kl. m. Schw.\', an: \'Ost\'-medal and a: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal The attractive - and actually in this combination scarcely encountered! - 3-pieced-, WH (Heeres- ie. KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') showing respectively the ribbons for a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: War Merits' Cross second class with swords), a: 'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front- ie. 'Ost'-medal) and a: 'Deutsche Volkspflege Medaille'- (ie. civil-service-medal) attached. All three ribbons are of the smaller (ie. regular-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is 'backed' with field-grey-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 3-pieced-, WH-'Band-/Feldspange' having a not that often seen combination: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced-, WH (Heeres- ie. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing the ribbons for an: \'EK II. Kl.\', \'WH-DA der 4. Kl.\' with (silver-coloured-) eagle-device attached and a: Memel \'Anschluss\'-medal The attractive - and actually in this combination scarcely encountered! - 3-pieced-, WH (Heeres- ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') showing respectively the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine): 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: 4-years loyal-service medal having a detailed, silver-toned eagle-device attached) and a (rarely seen!) so-called: Memel 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 22. März 1939' that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of the Memelland that started on: '22. März 1939') all three ribbons coming in an overall nice- (albeit used and/or moderately worn-), condition. All three ribbons are of the smaller (ie. regular-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not 'backed' but has been mounted on a metal-based 'back-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 3-pieced-, WH-'Band-/Feldspange' having a not that often seen combination: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced-, WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing respectively the ribbons for a: \'KvK II.Kl. m. Schw.\', a: \'Wehrmacht DA der 4. Klasse\' and a: \'Deutsches Olympia Errinerungsmedaille\' The attractive 3-pieced-, WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. 'Band-/Feldspange') depicts respectively the the ribbons for a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: war-merits-cross second class with swords), a: 'Wehrmacht Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' having its period-attached silver-toned eagle-device (or: WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) and an (unusually seen!) 'Deutsches Olympia Errinerungsmedaille'. All three ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is, however, not backed but comes mounted on a chrome-steel-based mounting (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). Both (firmly attached) devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 3-pieced 'Band-/Feldspange': great to decorate almost any 'Luftwaffe'-tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced-, WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing respectively the ribbons for a: \'Wehrmacht DA der 4. Klasse\' and two so-called: \'Anschluss\'-medals The attractive 3-pieced-, WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. 'Band-/Feldspange') depicts respectively the the ribbons for a: 'Wehrmacht Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' having its period-attached silver-toned eagle-device (or: WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service), and and both Austrian- (ie. Czech-) 'Anschluss'-medals (or: 'Medaillen zur Erinnerung an den 1. März u. Oktober 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Austria ie. Czechoslovakia). All three ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is, however, not backed but comes mounted on a chrome-steel-based mounting (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). The (firmly attached) device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO clearly worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or: aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 3-pieced 'Band-/Feldspange': great to decorate almost any 'Luftwaffe'-tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced-, WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing respectively the ribbons for an: \'EK II. Klasse\', a: \'WH-Luftwaffe-DA der 4. Kl.\' (having a \'down-tailed\' eagle-device attached) and a Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 3-pieced-, WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. 'Band-/Feldspange') depicts respectively the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd class), a: 'WH-Dienst- auszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) still having its silver-coloured- and early-period ie. 'down-tailed' eagle-device attached and a Czech 'Anschluss'-medal. All three ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not backed with wool but has been mounted on a chromed metal-based 'back-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). The attached device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but have been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 3-pieced-, Luftwaffe-related 'Band-/Feldspange': great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced-, WH (LW) ribbon-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') repectively showing the ribbons for an: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'WH (Luftwaffe) Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' and a: Spanish Civil-War commemorative-medal with swords The attractive - and actually in this format very desirable and scarcely encountered! - 3-pieced-, WH (Luftwaffe) ribbon-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange' respectively showing the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a: 'WH (Luftwaffe) Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: airforce-loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service that comes with a detailed, silver-coloured eagle-device firmly attached) and a neat: Spanish Civil-War commemorative-medal called: 'Medalla de la Campaña 1936-1939' all three ribbons coming in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All three ribbons are of the regular (ie. regular-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 4,5 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a very nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is nicely 'backed' with field-grey-coloured wool and retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (as can be seen on the pictures). The very detailed - and firmly attached! - devices shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but have been nicely preserved. This particular example was - I deem - only moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply a very attractive, 3-pieced-, WH- (Luftwaffe) 'Band-/Feldspange' that belonged to a veteran of the Spanish Civil-War having a not that often seen combination: great to decorate almost any Luftwaffe-tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced-, WWI- (ie. WWII-) period-, medal-bar, depicting resp. the ribbons for a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Kl.\', a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz m. Schw.\' and a golden-toned \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen der 1. Klasse\' This is an attractive 3-pieced, WWI- (ie. WWII-) period- medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange'), depicting respectively the ribbons for a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or iron-cross second-class), a 'Frontkämpferkreuz mit Schwerter' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter') and a neatly golden-toned: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse' (or golden-class, loyal-service medal for 40 years of service), all three pieces in an overall nice (albeit clearly issued- ie. worn-) condition. The 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron-cross second-class) is a truly nicely preserved example that shows a fully preserved- and/or somewhat matted-, black-coloured inner-core (which is totally undamaged). It is mounted in an (IMO) genuine silver-based frame (which has not been cleaned). The 'FKK' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter') is an equally nicely preserved example that is IMO executed in bronze-coloured, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal and is a neatly maker-marked example (see pictures). It truly retains all of its somewhat darkened-, bronze-toned finish (see pictures). The 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen der 1. Klasse' is a stunning piece that retains most (ie. all-) of its very shiny golden-coloured finish and that retains a fully undamaged black-enamelled surface: it also retains most of its 'hochpolierte Kanten' and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. All three medals have a truly nice, somewhat 'matted', age-patina and are also a tiny bit dirty but were IMO never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). They all three come naturally mounted on their period-attached ribbons. The entire 'Spange' is nicely backed with a piece of bright-red-coloured- and/or smooth-like-wool and shows a (regular-type-) pin-/catch- set-up (which if of course fully functional). The neat piece shows some minimal age and/or staining caused by moderate wear and/or age. Simply an attractive example of a three-pieced 'Ordenspange' that is hard to be upgraded: simply a great example that is ideally fitted to 'decorate' almost any tunic!

Attractive, 3-pieced-, WWI- (ie.TR-) period-, medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\'), resp. depicting an: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter\' and a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) This is an attractive 3-pieced-, WWI- (ie.TR-) period-, medal-bar (ie. 'Spange'), respectively depicting a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second-class), a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter') and a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) all three pieces coming in an overall nice (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' is a nicely preserved example that retains a (fully present- ie. undamaged-) black-coloured core. The silver-based frame is just a bit tarnished and does show a bluish-like age-patina (as is more often encountered). The 'Frontkämpferkreuz' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter') is a nicely preserved- (and 'RV13 - Pforzheim'-marked-) example that is executed in bronze-coloured-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. It retains most of its somewhat darkened-, bronze-toned finish (see pictures). The 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) is a very detailed (and IMO early-period!) example that is executed in bronze-toned so-called: 'Buntmetall'. All three medals have a truly nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were IMO never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). They all three come naturally mounted on their period-attached ribbons. The entire 'Spange' is nicely backed with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type-) pin-/catch- set-up (which if of course fully functional). The 'Spange' originates from a private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive example of a three-pieced 'Ordenspange' that will hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, 4-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') and accompanying: \'Feld-/Bandspange\' showing resp. an: \'EKII. Kl.\', a: \'KvKII.Kl. m. Schw.\', an: \'Ost\'-medal and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal The truly attractive four-pieced medal-bar(set) (ie. 'Ordenspangen-Satz') respectively shows an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron-cross second class), a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz der II. Klasse mit Schwertern' (or: war merits'-cross second class with swords), a: 'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (ie. 'Ost'- or Eastern-Front medal) and a: WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 October 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938), all four awards coming in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All four awards are truly nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted on their period ribbons. The iron cross - which is an attractive example that was - I deem - produced by an unidentified maker (ie. 'Hersteller') and is a typical example of the so-called: 'standard-design'. It was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it retains, however, quite a bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a somewhat tarnished ie. stained appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross retains truly very nice and/or pronounced detail and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like) core: it is totally void of any paint-damage or alike. The 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz der II. Klasse mit Schwertern' is a neat golden-bronze-toned- and 'Buntmetall'-based example that comes mounted onto its bright-red-coloured ribbon. The 'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (ie. 'Ost'- or Eastern-Front medal) is an equally nicely preserved and - I deem - zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen - that shows a somewhat 'matted' (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina. The Czech 'Anschluss'-medal is truly golden-bronze-coloured and is just minimally tarnished by age and/or moderate usage and wear: it is, however, totally void of any damage or alike. The entire 'Spange' (which is of the 'non-detachable-pattern') comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is 'backed' with a piece of greyish-coloured wool that is regrettably damaged ie. almost entirely missing (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this 'Ordenspange' came with its accompanying, four-pieced 'Band/Feldspange' (ie. ribbon-bar) as worn- and/or stored for decades something that is not often the case. The medal-bar(set) was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - four-pieced medal-bar(set) that is not that easily found and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, 4-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') being of the desirable \'detachable-pattern\' showing various WWI- and/or TR-period awards and that comes as recently found The attractive - medium-sized- ie. four-pieced! - WWI- (ie. TR-) period medal-bar respectively shows a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class), a: WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwertern\'), a neatly silvered: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) and a: \'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege\' (ie. civil-service-medal) all four pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All four awards are truly nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted on their period ribbons. The detail on the \'EKII. Klasse\' (that void of a makers\'-designation) is truly stunning and nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\') core and is void of any damage or paint-loss. The \'FKK 1914-18\' shows a clearly present makers\'-designation on its back (that reads: \'Gbr. D. L.\' as can be seen on the pictures). The entire \'Spange\' (which is of the desirable \'detachable-pattern\') comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is not \'backed\' with a piece of wool but comes directly mounted onto its chrome-based \'backing-plate\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-bar was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The \'Spange\' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - four-pieced medal-bar(set) that is not that easily found and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, 4-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') resp. depicting a WWI-period: \'EK II. Klasse\', a: \'FKK 1914-18 m. Schw.\', a: \'Polizei-DA 2.St.\' and a Prussian: \'DA 3.Klasse 1913 für 9 Jahre treue D.\' This is an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - four-pieced WWI- (ie. TR-/\'Polizei\'-related) medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting a: WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class), a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\'), a: frosted-silver-toned: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal second-class as was awarded for 18 years of loyal service within the various TR-police-services) and a: Prussian: \'Dienstauszeichnung 3.Klasse 1913 für 9 Jahre treue Dienste\' all four pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. All four awards are truly neatly silver- ie. bronze- (ie. darker golden-) coloured and \'fairly frosted\' examples that are all four just minimally tarnished by age and/or moderate usage and wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but are void of any damage or alike. All four pieces come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). The entire \'Spange\' is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of field-grey-coloured (officers\'-type) wool and shows a (regular-type- and functional) pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Ordenspange\' shows a neatly interwoven, silver-white-coloured \'Polizei\'-eagle-device on its blue-coloured ribbon (done in white-coloured linnen as to be expected). The \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18\' is a maker- (ie. \'R.V.S.-Pforzheim 18\'-) marked example. Simply an attractive example of a four-pieced, WWI- (ie. TR-\'Polizei\'-)related \'Ordenspange\' that comes in an uncommonly found combination and that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, 4-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') resp. depicting a: \'FKK 1914-18 m. Schw.\', a: Bulgarian silver- ie. 4th class, WWII commemorative-cross: \'Za Chabrost\' and two Austrian WWI-period awards This is an attractive - and fairly high-quality-executed! - four-pieced WWI- (ie. WWII-) period medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') respectively depicting a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern'), a silver-toned, Bulgarian WWII-period commemorative-cross called: 'Medal of Merit 4th Class' (being of the 2nd grade with swords aka: 'Za Chabrost' ie.: 'For Bravery') and two WWI-period Austrian awards (one of them having a golden-toned 'swords-device' attached), all four pieces coming in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. All four awards are just minimally tarnished by age (as can be seen on the pictures) but are void of any damage or alike: they come all four mounted onto their original ribbons (which are a bit faded on their fronts). The nicely preserved 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz ohne Schwerter') is a nicely preserved- (and: 'C.Th.D.'-marked-) example that is executed in bronze-coloured-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. It retains most of its somewhat darkened-, bronze-toned finish (see pictures). The Bulgarian silver- (ie. 4th-) class, WWII commemorative-cross: 'Za Chabrost' is a detailed and nicely preserved example: it is just a tiny bit tarnished by age. Both WWI-period Austrian awards are also nicely preserved examples. The entire 'Spange' not backed but comes mounted onto a chrome-based 'backing-plate' and shows a (regular-type-) pin-/catch-set-up (which if of course fully functional). This is an attractive - and I deem high-quality-produced! - four-pieced 'Ordensspange' that most certainly originated from a German (ie. Austrian) soldier who saw action in both World Wars. Simply an attractive example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, 4-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting a WWI-period: \'EK II. Klasse\', a: \'Bayern Militär-Verdienstkreuz 3. Klasse m. Schw.\', a: \'FKK 1914-18 m. Schw.\' and an: Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal This is an attractive - and not that easily found! - four-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class), a neatly bright-reddish bronze-toned, so-called: \'Bayern Militär-Verdienstkreuz 3. Klasse m. Schwertern\', a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\') and a silver-toned: Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal (ie. \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938\') as was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: \'1. März 1938\' all four pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. All four awards are truly neatly silver- ie. golden-bronze- (ie. bright-reddish-) coloured and \'fairly frosted\' examples that are all four just minimally tarnished by age and/or moderate usage and wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but are void of any damage or alike. All four pieces come naturally mounted on their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). The entire \'Spange\' is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-coloured linnen and shows a (regular-type- and/or functional) pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18\' is a maker- (ie. \'NBG\'-) marked example. Simply an attractive example of a four-pieced, WWI- ie. TR-related \'Ordenspange\' that comes in an uncommonly found combination and that will be truly hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, 4-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting a WWI-period: \'EK II. Klasse\', an: Austrian Red Cross Silver Merit medal 1864-1914, a: \'FKK 1914-18 m. Schw.\' and a detailed: \'Polizei-DA 1. St.\' This is an attractive - and actually rarely seen! - four-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class), a neatly multi-coloured enamelled so-called: Austro-Hungarian Empire, Red Cross Silver Merit medal 1864-1914, a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter\') and a bright-golden-toned: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe\' (or police loyal-service medal first class as was awarded for 25 years of loyal service within the various police-services) all four pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. All four awards are truly neatly silver- ie. golden-bronze- (ie. bright-golden-) coloured and \'fairly frosted\' examples that are al lfour just minimally tarnished by age and/or moderate usage and wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but are void of any damage or alike. The - fairly rarely seen! - Austrian-Hungarian, Red Cross Silver Merit medal 1864-1914 shows the Latin text: \'Patriae ac Hvmaniti\' on its front and is a beautifully preserved example that is totally void of any enamel damage: the inner-shield and green-coloured oak-leaves show a fully preserved enamel surface wheres the (silver-based) medal itself is just a bit tarnished by age (as can be seen on the pictures). All four pieces come naturally mounted on their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). The entire \'Spange\' is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-blue-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type- and functional) pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Ordenspange\' shows a neatly interwoven (and as more often seperately attached) \'Polizei\'-eagle-device on its blue-coloured ribbon (done in golden-yellow-coloured linnen as to be expected). The \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18\' is a maker- (ie. \'R.V.S.-Pforzheim\'-) marked example. Simply an attractive example of a four-pieced, WWI- ie. TR-\'Polizei\'-related \'Ordenspange\' that comes in an uncommonly found combination and that will be truly hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, 4-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting a WWI-period: \'EK II. Klasse\', an: Austrian/Hungarian WWI commemorative medal, a: \'Schlesisches Bewährungsabz. der II. Kl.\' and a: \'FKK 1914-18 m. Schw.\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - four-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') respectively depicting a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a nicely silvered: Austrian/Hungarian WWI commemorative medal 'Pro-Deo Et Patria 1914-1918', a (non-enamelled): 'Schlesisches Bewährungsabzeichen der II. Klasse' and a: a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter') all four pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. All four awards are truly neatly silver- ie. golden-bronze- (ie. bright-golden-) coloured and 'fairly frosted' examples that are all four just minimally tarnished by age and/or moderate usage and wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but are void of any damage or alike. All four pieces come naturally mounted on their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). The entire 'Spange' is nicely 'backed' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type- and functional) pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' is a maker- (ie. 'W' in a square-) marked example. Simply an attractive example of a four-pieced, WWI- ie. TR-'Polizei'-related 'Ordenspange' that comes in an uncommonly found combination and that will be truly hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, 4-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing resp. a: \'KvKII.Kl. o.Schw.\', an: \'FKK 1914-18 ohne. S.\', a: \'TD Ez. der II. Kl.\' and an: Austrian/Hungarian WWI-commemorative medal The attractive - and in this rather unusual combination not that often found! - WH (Heeres), German- (ie. Austrian/Hungarian, WWI- ie. WWII-period) four-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') is respectively showing a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz der II. Klasse ohne Schwertern' (or: war merits'-cross second class without swords), a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwertern'), a: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse' (or: silver-class, civil loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal-service) and a bright-golden-toned Austrian/Hungarian WWI-commemorative medal '1914-18' all four awards coming in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All four awards are truly nicely preserved examples without showing any defaults that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons. The 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz der II. Klasse ohne Schwertern' is a neat darker-bronze-toned- and/or typical 'Buntmetall'-based example that has been nicely preserved and that seems to have never been cleaned nor polished. The 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwertern') is a nicely preserved- (and/or: non-maker-marked-) example that is executed in bronze-coloured, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal as was awarded for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) is an attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-silver-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most of its: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). The bright-golden-toned Austrian/Hungarian WWI-commemorative medal '1914-18' is a neat and pronounced example that retains a fully preserved bright-golden-toned finish. The entire 'Spange' (which is of the 'non-detachable-pattern') comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of (left-over) medal-ribbon as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-bar(set) was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - four-pieced, WH (Heeres) related medal-bar that is not that easily found and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, 4-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing resp. an: \'EKII. Kl.\' (presumably by the: \'AG für Heeresbedarf in der…\'), two: \'WH-DA der 3. u. 4. Stufe\' (with attached eagle-devices) and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal The attractive four-pieced (WWII- ie. TR-period) medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') shows respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron-cross second class), a: 'WH (Heeres o. KM) Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für 12 Jahre treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for 12 years of loyal service) that comes with a detailed, bright-golden-coloured eagle-device firmly attached, a: 'WH (Heeres o. KM) Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für 4 Jahre treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for 4 years of loyal service) that comes with a detailed, bright-silver-coloured eagle-device firmly attached and a: WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 October 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938), all four awards coming in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All four awards are truly nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted on their period ribbons. The iron cross - which is an attractive example that was - I deem - produced by the - not that often seen! - maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named the: 'Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Heeresbedarf in der Graveur- u. Ziselierung' (ie. 'Hersteller 23') - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a somewhat tarnished ie. stained appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross retains truly very nice and/or pronounced detail and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like) core: it is totally void of any paint-damage or alike. Both WH loyal-service medals are truly very nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come both in a minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and come mounted onto their period ribbons that each show a neat and detailed (golden- ie. silver-toned) eagle-device period-attached. The Czech 'Anschluss'-medal is truly golden-bronze-coloured and is just minimally tarnished by age and/or moderate usage and wear: it is, however, totally void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). I could not check if the IC is marked in its ring: the ring is firmly obscured by its ribbon). The entire 'Spange' (which is of the 'non-detachable-pattern') comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). This medal-bar was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - four-pieced medal-bar that is not that easily found and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, 4-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing resp. an: \'EKII. Kl.\' (presumably by: \'Klein & Quenzer\'), a: \'WH-DA 4. Stufe\', an: Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal and a: \'Westwall\'-medal The truly attractive four-pieced (WWII- ie. TR-period) medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') shows respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron-cross second class), a: 'WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für 4 Jahre treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for 4 years of loyal service) that comes with a detailed, bright-silver-coloured eagle-device firmly attached, an: Austrian occupation- (ie. 'Anschluss'-) medal: '1. März 1938' as was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' and a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), all four awards coming in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All four awards are truly nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted on their period ribbons. The iron cross - which is an attractive example that was - I deem - produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Klein & Quenzer' (ie. 'Hersteller 65') - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a somewhat tarnished ie. stained appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross retains truly very nice and/or pronounced detail and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like) core: it is totally void of any paint-damage or alike. The WH loyal-service medal is a truly very nicely preserved example that seems to have never been cleaned nor polished: it comes in a minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and shows a neat (silver-toned) eagle-device period-attached. The Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal is truly silver-coloured and is just minimally tarnished by age and/or moderate usage and wear (as can be seen on the pictures) : it is, however, totally void of any damage or alike. The 'Westwall'-medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen - has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The entire 'Spange' (which is of the 'non-detachable-pattern') comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of greenish-coloured (and minimally moth-damaged) wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). This medal-bar was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - four-pieced medal-bar(set) that is not that easily found and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, 4-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing resp. an: \'EKII. Kl.\', an: \'Ost\'-medal, a: RAD \'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\' (as was intended for 4 years loyal-service) and a: \'Westwall\'-medal The truly attractive, four-pieced (WWII- ie. TR-period) medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') shows respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron-cross second class), a medal: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (ie. 'Ost'- or Eastern-Front medal), a: RAD 'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer' (as was intended for 4 years loyal-service) and a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal), all four awards coming in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All four awards are truly nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted on their period ribbons. The iron cross - which is an attractive example that was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a somewhat tarnished ie. stained appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross retains truly very nice and/or pronounced detail and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like) core: it is totally void of any paint-damage or alike. The medal: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (ie. 'Ost'- or Eastern-Front medal) is a typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains a somewhat tarnished surface without showing any defaults. The 'Reichsarbeitsdienst o. RAD' so-called: service-medal or: 'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer' (as was intended for 4 years loyal-service) is truly darker-bronze-coloured and is just minimally tarnished by age and/or moderate usage and wear (as can be seen on the pictures): it is, however, totally void of any damage or alike. The 'Westwall'-medal - which is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen - has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The entire 'Spange' (which is of the 'non-detachable-pattern') comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured (and minimally moth-damaged) wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). This medal-bar was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - four-pieced medal-bar that is not that easily found and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, 4-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing two WH (Heeres or KM) so-called: \'DA für 4 u. 12 Jahre treue Dienste\', an: Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal and a (scarce!): \'Zollgrenzschütz-Ehrenzeichen\' (or: customs loyal-service medal) This is a truly attractive - and is this combination most certainly scarcely seen albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of a (neatly detachable!) four-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') that is respectively showing a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: loyal-service medal for twelve years of loyal service), a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: or loyal-service medal for 4 years of loyal service), a: WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' (that was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: \'1. März 1938\') and a scarcely seen: \'Zollgrenzschütz-Ehrenzeichen\' (or: customs loyal-service medal) all four awards coming in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All four awards are truly nicely preserved examples without showing any defaults that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons. Both \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 12 u. 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' are both very nicely preserved examples retaining their golden- and/or silver-toned finish and do show their (period-attached) eagle-devices (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' comes period-mounted as a so-called: detachable \'Ordenspange\' that retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up and that is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of pinkish-beige-coloured linnen. Simply an attractive and desirable \'Ordenspange\' showing an unusual combination and that can be mounted onto almost any TR-period-tunic!

Attractive, 4-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') that comes with its accompanying: \'Feld-/Bandspange\' showing various WWI- and/or TR-period awards The attractive - medium-sized- ie. four-pieced! - medal-bar(set) (ie. \'Ordenspangen-Satz\') respectively shows a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class), a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (or: War Merits\' Cross second class with swords), a: WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwertern\') and a neatly silvered: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) all four pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. All four awards are truly nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted on their period ribbons. The \'FKK 1914-18\' shows a clearly present makers\'-designation on its back (that reads: \'14 R.V. Pforzheim.\' as can be seen on the pictures). The entire \'Spange\' (which is of the \'non-detachable-pattern\') comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this \'Ordenspange\' came with its accompanying, \'Band/Feldspange\' (ie. ribbon-bar) as worn- and/or stored for decades something that is not often the case. Of interest is, moreover, the fact that the \'Feld-/Bandspange\' shows an extra award: namely a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: \'Ost\'-medal) which medal is missing on the medal-bar. The medal-bar(set) was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The \'Spange\' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - four-pieced medal-bar(set) that is not that easily found and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, 4-pieced medal-bar- (ie. \'Ordenspange\'-) grouping respectively depicting a WWI-period: \'EK II. Klasse\', a: \'KvK II.Kl. o. Schw.\', a: \'FKK 1914-18\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schw.\') and a: \'Volkspflege\'-medal This is an attractive - and in this uncommonly found combination not that often seen! - four-pieced WWI (ie. WWII-) period medal-bar- (ie. 'Spange'-) grouping ie. set comprising of a 4-pieced 'Ordenspange' (of the detachable pattern) and two accompanying, 4-pieced 'Band-/Feldspangen' respectively depicting a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second-class), a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwertern' (or: War Merits' Cross second class without swords), a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwertern') and a: 'Deutsche Volkspflege'- (ie. civil-service-) medal all pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' is a nicely preserved example that retains a (fully present- ie. undamaged) black-coloured core (which is just a bit dusty ie. stained). The silver-based frame is just a bit tarnished and does show a bluish-like age-patina (as is more often encountered). The 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwertern' (or: War Merits' Cross second class without swords) is a neat 'Buntmetall'-based example that shows a clearl '65'-makers'-mark-designation stamped into its ring: it is as such a quality piece that was produced by the 'Klein & Quenzer'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. It has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The 'Frontkämpferkreuz' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwertern') is a nicely preserved- (and/or: non-maker-marked-) example that is executed in (golden-bronze-coloured, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. It retains most of its somewhat darkened, bronze-toned finish and shows an unusual (inked!) name on its back: something that is also valid for all three 'Spangen' (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive 'Volkspflege'-medal - which is I deem executed in greyish-silver-coloured, zinc- (ie. typical 'Feinzink'-) based metal - is a detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice, somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). All four pieces come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' is not 'backed' but comes mounted onto a zinc-based 'backplate' (which is of the desirable 'detachable'-pattern) and shows a (regular-type-) pin-/catch- set-up (which if of course fully functional as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' was found together with two, nicely preserved ribbon-bars (ie. 'Band-/Feldspangen') depicting the same combination. These pieces measure respectively 10 (ie. 6) cms. in length and are both nicely preserved. Simply an attractive example of a four-pieced WWI- (ie. Third Reich-) related 'Ordenspange'-grouping that shows an uncommonly found combination and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, 4-pieced WH (Heeres o. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') resp. depicting a \'KvK 2. Klasse mit Schw.\', two: \'WH-DA für 4 u. 12 Jahre TD\' (with eagle-devices) and a: \'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936\' This is a truly attractive - and I deem only minimally used- and/or worn - example of a four-pieced WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') showing respectively a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern' (or: war-merits'-cross second class with swords), two so-called: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for four ie. twelve years of loyal service) both having their period-attached eagle-devices attached and a: 'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936' (or: Berlin Olympic Games commemorative medal) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only moderately used- ie. worn-, condition. All four awards are just somewhat tarnished by age but are truly nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures): they are void of any damage or alike. The 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern' (or: war-merits'-cross second class with swords) is a typical 'Buntmetall'-based example. Its bright golden-toned, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (somewhat 'shiny') finish and was never polished nor cleaned. Both loyal-service medals are truly very nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. Both 'DA' have a neat frosted appearance and show a mininally darkened- ie. truly 'bright and frosted' age-patina (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The 'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936' (or: Berlin Olympic Games commemorative medal) is an attractive (and detailed- and pronounced!) piece that retains most of its its period-applied, silver-coloured finish: it also retains some of its: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) but is a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned nor polished). It comes mounted on its reddish-orange-coloured ribbon. The 'Spange' just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbons show some equal minor usage and/or staining. The entire 'Spange' is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool and comes mounted on its (regular-type-) pin-/catch- set-up (which is of course fully functional). The 'Spange' originates from a private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive example of a four-pieced 'Ordenspange' that will hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, 4-pieced WH (Heeres) officers\'-type insignia-set comprising of a pair collar-tabs and dito shoulderboards as was specifically intended for usage by an officer who served as a: \'Sonderführer Z\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - 4-pieced WH (Heeres) officers\'-type insignia-set comprising of a (fully matching!) pair of (I deem early-war-pattern!) collar-tabs and dito shoulderboards (ie. \'Kragenspiegel u. Schulterstückesatz für Offiziere des Heeres m. Sonderführer-Dienstgrad\') as was specifically intended for usage by an officer who served as a: \'Sonderführer Z\' (or: specialised officer with specifically assigned tasks) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The neatly hand-embroidered collar-tab pair - which is neatly backed with yellowish-beige-coloured- and/or buckram-based material as is more often observed - comes as carefully tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). These tabs were the \'standard-issue\'-version of the officers\'-type \'Sonderführer\'-collar-tabs. This pair came together with a fully matching and typically thin-shaped shoulderboard-pair that originated from the same \'Sonderführer Z\' who wore and stored these insignia for decades. All four pieces are executed in the (typical) dove-grey (ie. \'grauer\'-) toned wool and are just a tiny bit stained due to minimal wear and/or decades of storage and/or handling. Simply a great set of scarcely found \'Heeres Sonderführer\'-related officers\'-pattern insignia that comes in an overal wonderful condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive setfor a more interesting price!

Attractive, 4-pieced WH (Police- ie. \'Polizei\'-related-) medal-bar (ie.: \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), resp. depicting the ribbons for two WWI-period awards, a: \'KvK II.Kl. mit Schw.\' and a (scarcely seen!) \'Polizei\' \'DA\' with eagle-device This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - 4-pieced, WH (Police- ie. 'Polizei'-related-) medal-bar (ie.: 'Band- o. Feldspange'), respectively depicting the ribbons for two WWI-period awards (being a: WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse' (or iron cross second-class) and a WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter'), a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' and a: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung der 1. Stufe' (being a police loyal-service medal 1st. class as was awarded for 25 years of loyal-service), all four pieces in an overall nice (albeit clearly issued- ie. moderately worn-), condition. The period-attached-, golden-toned police-device is nicely preserved but does show some moderate wear ie. tarnish (something that is also valid for both sword-devices). The four ribbons are of the smaller (ie. regular-) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,7 cms. each as is more often encountered. The 'Spange' is in a very nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not backed with linnen or wool but is mounted on a chrome-based 'mounting-plaque' as more often: it naturally retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable 'Bandspange' having a not that often-encountered WWI- ie. WWII-period-combination: ideally fitted to 'upgrade' any ('Polizei'-related) tunic or to be kept in a medal ie. 'Band-/Feldspange'-collection!

Attractive, 4-pieced WH equipment-set, comprising of 4 \'Planzeiger für Wehr- und Geländedienst\' ie. \'Zielgeviertafel\' (\'Z.m.P.\') of the type: \'K.W.27\' as executed in \'Mica\', that come in their carton- (ie. \'Ersatz\'-leather-) based pouch This is a neat and desirable WH-equipment-item: a complete 4-pieced WH-equipment-set, comprising of 4 so-called: 'Planzeiger für Wehr- und Geländedienst' ie. 'Zielgeviertafel' ('Z.m.P.') of the type: 'K.W.27' as all executed in 'Mica' and that come stored in their original black-coloured- and/or carton- (ie. 'Ersatz'-leather-) based pouch. All four measuring-instruments are executed in 'Mica' (some sort of early pre-war predecessor of plastic) and bear a clear date and/or code (that on all pieces reads: 'BVU 43'). The pouch - which is in wonderful condition and retains both functional snaps - bears a (blue-coloured- and square-sized-) 'Waffenabnahme'-stamp and shows the lettering: 'K.W.27 - BVU'. All four 'Mica'-based items show some regular discoloration as more often observed (but are void of any damage or alike). These desirable sets were normally carried in (or attached to) the standard leather map-cases. It should be noted that a complete (and fully and identical maker-marked!) set as this one is very hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'very scarce'. Simply a very nice and unusual WH-equipment item: hard to find a more attractive example!

Attractive, 4-pieced \'Bayern\'-related medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') resp. depicting a WWI-period: \'EK II. Klasse\', a: \'Bayr. MVK 3.Kl. m. Schw. u. Kr.\', a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and a: \'Bayr. DA 3.Kl. 1913\' This is an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - 'Bayern'-related, four-pieced WWI-related medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') being of the desirable 'detachable'-pattern, respectively depicting a: WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a: 'Bayerisches Militär-Verdienstkreuz der 3. Klasse mit Schwertern u. Krone', a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern') and a: frosted-silver-toned: 'Bayerische-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Klasse 1913' (as was intended for 9 years of loyal-service) all four pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. All four awards are truly neatly silver- ie. bronze- (ie. reddish-) coloured and 'fairly frosted' examples that are all four just minimally tarnished by age and/or moderate usage and wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but are void of any damage or alike. All four pieces come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). The entire 'Spange' is of the desirable 'detachable'-pattern and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of brownish-coloured linnen and shows a (regular-type- and functional) pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' is a maker- (ie. 'C.R.'-) marked example. Simply an attractive example of a four-pieced, WWI- (ie. 'Bayern'-) related 'Ordenspange' that comes in an uncommonly found combination and that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, 4-pieced-, ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') showing the ribbons for resp. an: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'KvK II. Kl. m. Schw.\', an: \'Ost\'-medal and a: \'WH-DA der IV. Klasse\' This is an attractive - and not that easily encountered! - 4-pieced ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange') showing respectively the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd. class), a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz der II. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or war-merits-cross second-class with swords), an: 'Ost'-medal (ie. 'Medaille Winterslacht im Osten 1941-42') and a 'Heeres' (ie. 'Kriegsmarine'-) 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung der IV. Klasse' (or: army- ie. naval loyal-service medal as awarded for four years of loyal service). All four ribbons are of the regular (ie. larger-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 2,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 10 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a very nice condition overall and is not backed but came mounted on its metal-based 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). Both (detailed) miniatures are firmly attached to the bar and retain most (ie. all) of their original finish. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - 4-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange'): great to decorate or to 'promote' almost any tunic!

Attractive, 4-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. KM etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\'), showing resp. the ribbons for an: \'EK II.Kl.\', an: \'Ost\'-medal, a: \'WH-DA der 4. Kl.\' and an: Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal This is a neat example of a 4-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange') respectively showing the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II.Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), an: 'Ost'-medal (or: 'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal), a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine): 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or: 4-years loyal-service medal having a detailed, silver-toned eagle-device attached) and an: Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938' that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. March 1938') all four ribbons coming in an overall nice- (albeit used and/or moderately worn-), condition. The - detailed! - (eagle-) device has a neat and/or minimally 'frosted' albeit detailed appearance: it retains a nice and/or bright-coloured age-patina. The piece - with shows its bars in the 'standard' ie. regular (1,5 cm. wide-) version - is fully functional and comes mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up: it is not 'backed' but comes mounted on a steel-based, 'backing-plate' as more often. Simply an attractive 'Feld- o. Bandspange': ideal to upgrade or decorate almost any TR-related tunic!

Attractive, 4-pieced-, WH (Heeres ie. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing the ribbons for an: \'EK II. Klasse\', an Ost-medal, a: \'WH-DA der 4.Kl.\' with eagle-device attached and a \'Westwall\'-medal The attractive, 4-pieced-, WWII-period, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') depicts respectively the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd. class), an: 'Ost'-medal (ie. 'Medaille Winterslacht im Osten 1941-42'), a: 'Wehrmacht Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) still having its silver-coloured eagle-device attached and a 'Westwall'-medal. All four ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 6 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is not backed but is mounted on a greyish-coloured- and resin-based backing-plate (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 4-pieced- Heeres- ie. Kriegsmarine-related 'Band-/Feldspange': great to decorate or to 'promote' almost any tunic!

Attractive, 4-pieced-, WH (Heeres- ie. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing the ribbons for a: \'KvK II. Kl. m. Schw.\', an: \'Ost\'-medal, a: WH \'DA für 4 Jahre TD\' and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal (showing a \'PB-Spange\'-miniature) The attractive - and actually in this format scarcely encountered! - 4-pieced-, WH (Heeres- ie. KM) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') showing respectively the ribbons for a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: War Merits' Cross second class with swords), a: 'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front- ie. 'Ost'-medal), a: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service having its eagle-device period-attached) and a Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Czechoslovakia) having a detailed 'Prager Burg-Spange'-miniature attached. All four ribbons are of the regular (ie. regular-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 6 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not backed with wool but has been mounted on a zinc-based- ie. metal 'back-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). The very detailed- and firmly attached 'Prager Burg'-device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved (something that is also valid for the other two deviced). This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 4-pieced-, WH-'Band-/Feldspange' having a not that often seen combination: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 4-pieced-, WH (LW) ribbon-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing the ribbons for an: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: WH (LW) DA, a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal (with \'Prager Burg-Spange\'-miniature) and a: Spanish Civil-War commemorative-medal The attractive - and actually in this format very desirable and scarcely encountered! - 4-pieced-, WH (Luftwaffe) ribbon-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange', showing respectively the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a: 'WH (Luftwaffe) Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: airforce-loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service that comes with a detailed, silver-coloured eagle-device firmly attached), a: Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Czechoslovakia) having a detailed 'Prager Burg-Spange'-miniature attached and a neat: Spanish Civil-War commemorative-medal called: 'Medalla de la Campaña 1936-1939' all four ribbons coming in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. All four ribbons are of the regular (ie. regular-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 6 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a very nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is nicely 'backed' with greyish-beige-coloured wool and retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (as can be seen on the pictures). The very detailed - and firmly attached! - 'Prager Burg'-device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved (somethoing that is also valid for the other two devices ie. 'Auflagen'. This particular example was - I deem - only moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply a very attractive 4-pieced-, WH-'Band-/Feldspange' that belonged to a veteran of the Spanish Civil-War having a not that often seen combination: great to decorate almost any Luftwaffe-tunic!

Attractive, 4-pieced-, WWI- (ie. TR-) period, medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\'), resp. depicting an: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'Baden Verdienstmedaille\', a: \'FKK\' and a: \'Pol.DA 1. St.\' (that comes with 2 accompanying \'Band-/Feldspangen\'!) This is a truly attractive 4-pieced-, WWI- (ie. TR- and/or: Polizei-related-) period-, medal-bar (ie. 'Spange'), respectively depicting a: WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second-class), a: 'Baden Verdienstmedaille' (or: Baden Merit Medal), a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter') and a golden-class- and/or WWII-period: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe' (or: police loyal-service medal first class as was awarded for 25 years of loyal-service) that comes with two accompanying 'Band-/Feldspangen' as issued and/or carefully kept for decades, all four (ie. six!) pieces coming in an overall very nice (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' is a nicely preserved example that retains a (fully present- ie. undamaged-) black-coloured core. The silver-based frame is just a bit tarnished and does show a bluish-like age-patina (as is more often encountered). The 'Baden Verdienstmedaille' is a neat zinc- (ie. Feinzink-) based example that has lost some of its period-finish (as more often). The 'Frontkämpferkreuz' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter') is a nicely preserved- (and/or: '39 - RV - Pforzheim'-marked-) example that is executed in (reddish-) bronze-coloured-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. It retains most of its somewhat darkened-, bronze-toned finish (see pictures). The 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe' (or: police loyal-service medal first class as was awarded for 25 years of loyal-service) is a very nicely preserved example that truly retains gorgeous details: it still shows most of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is a tiny bit tarnished but retains a great age-patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). It comes naturally mounted on its darker-blue (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured ribbon that shows a neatly interwoven- (and/or: golden-yellow-coloured-) police-eagle-device as to be expected. All four awards have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were - I deem - never cleaned nor polished ( as can be seen on the pictures). All four medals come mounted onto a metal-based 'bar' (that was specifically produced to hold these four medals): all four can be detached from the bar (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' is nicely backed with a piece of darker-green-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type-) pin-/catch- set-up (which if of course fully functional). It came (as stated above) with two accompanying 'Feld- o. Bandspangen' (of which one is of the 'regular'-model whereas the other is intended for a 'button-hole'). Both pieces show a neat (golden-toned) police-eagle-device and are of course fully functional. The entire 'Spange'-set originates from a private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive example of a four- (ie. six-) pieced WWI- ie. 'Polizei'-related 'Ordenspange'-set that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, 4-pieced-, WWI-period- (and/or Sachsen-related-) medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\'), resp. depicting an: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'Sachsen Allg. Ehrenkreuz mit Schw.\' a: \'Sachsen Friedrich-August Medaille in Silber\' and a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' This is a truly attractive 4-pieced-, 4-pieced-, WWI-period- (and/or Sachsen-related-) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange'), respectively depicting a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second-class), a: 'Sachsen Allgemeines Ehrenkreuz mit Schwerter' (or: Saxony General Honorary Cross with swords), a: 'Sachsen Friedrich-August Medaille in Silber' (or: Saxony Friedrich-August Medaille in silver') and a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter') all four pieces coming in an overall very nice (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' is a nicely preserved example that retains a (fully present- ie. undamaged-) black-coloured core. The silver-based frame is just a bit tarnished and does show a bluish-like age-patina (as is more often encountered). The 'Sachsen Allgemeines Ehrenkreuz mit Schwerter' is a neat (IMO) 'Buntmetall'-based example that truly retains all of its period-applied-, bright-golden-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Sachsen Friedrich-August Medaille in Silber' is a neat and detailed example that is (IMO) executed in genuine silver: it is just a tiny bit tarnished but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Frontkämpferkreuz' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter') is a nicely preserved- (and/or: '85 - RV - Pforzheim'-marked-) example that is executed in (reddish-) bronze-coloured-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. It retains most of its somewhat darkened-, bronze-toned finish (see pictures). The 'Spange' comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of darker-green-coloured wool as is more often seen. The medal-bar was recently found at a private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period compiled and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation: it originated as stated above from a private household and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and decorative! - 4-pieced WWI-period- (ie. Saxony-related-) medal-bar- ie. 'Spange' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, 4-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\'), showing resp. the ribbons for a: \'KvK II. Kl. m. Schw.\', an Ost-medal, a \'WH-DA der 4. Kl.\' and a Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal with attached \'PB\'-miniature This is a very attractive example of a 4-pieced-, WWII-period- ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange'), showing respectively the ribbons for a: 'Kriegsverdienst- kreuz der II. Klasse' (or war-merits-cross second-class with swords), an: 'Ost'-medal (ie. 'Medaille Winterslacht im Osten 1941-42'), a: 'Wehrmacht Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) still having its silver-coloured eagle-device attached and a neat Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Czechoslovakia) having a neat, miniature 'Prager Burg'-clasp attached. All four ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 6 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is backed with black-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). The (firmly attached) devices shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but have all three been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO clearly worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or: aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 4-pieced 'Band-/Feldspange' that is in this particular setting not that often offered for sale: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 4-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\'), showing respectively the ribbons for a: \'KvK II. Kl. m. Schw.\', two: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienst- auszeichnungen der 2. u. 3. Stufe\' and an Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal This is a very attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - example of a 4-pieced-, WWII-period- ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange'), showing respectively the ribbons for a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz der II. Klasse' (or war-merits-cross second-class with swords), two 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnungen 2. u. 3. Stufe' (or: N.S.D.A.P. loyal-service medals for respectively 10 ie. 15 years of loyal-service, both having their detailed, miniature-devices attached) and an Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Austria). All four ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 6 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is, however, not backed but comes directly mounted on a metal-based mounting (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). The (firmly attached) devices shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but have both been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO clearly worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or: aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 4-pieced 'Band-/Feldspange' that is in this particular setting not that often offered for sale: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 5-pieced insignia-grouping, comprising of a \'cyphered\', WH (Heeres) NCO-type-, shoulderboard-pair, collar-tab-set and photo as was intended for a: \'Feldwebel des Nachrichten-Abteilungs 3\' This is a truly attractive - and/or fully matching and with certainty not that easily encountered! - 5-pieced WH (Heeres) 'Nachrichten'- (ie. signals-) related, NCO-type (ie. 'Waffenrock') insignia-grouping that was recently found together in Germany and that was never before in collectors'-hands. The grouping comprises of a neatly 'cyphered', so-called: 'M36'-pattern (rounded styled) shoulderboard-pair (showing a matching and silver-toned '3'-cypher-pair and two aluminium-based pips attached) as was intended for a: 'Feldwebel des Nachrichten-Abteilungs 3' (or sergeant who served within the army signals'-unit ie. regiment numbered '3') and that comes in an overall very nice and only moderately used and worn, condition. The shoulderboards - which are piped in the neat bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour - are approximately 11,5 cms. sized each and have the darker-green-coloured 'upperdecks'. The pair came without any tongues attached and was clearly worn as a pair of the 'sew-in'-type (some stitching-holes are still present). The set came with a pair of (equaly used- and worn) NCO- type, 'Waffenrock'-pattern collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel'): these have - as to be expected - also the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour and show great detail. The pair has the 'buckram'-based 'backings' (as can be seen on the pictures). The set came with a postcard-sized, portrait-picture showing the insignia-set in wear: this portrait shows nice details (such as a shooting-lanyard being worn) and is also dated: 'Mai 1939'. Simply a very attractive dress- ie. 'Waffenrock'-insignia-grouping that belonged to an army signals'-NCO who served within the: 'Nachrichten-Abteilung 3'!

Attractive, 5-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting a WWI-period: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'FKK 1914-18 m. Schw.\', a: WH \'DA der 4.St.\', an Austrian \'Militär-Verdienstkreuz der 3. Kl.\' and an Austrian WWI commemorative medal This is an attractive - and actually in this particular combination not that often seen! - five-pieced, combined WWI ie. Third-Reich medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') respectively depicting: a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter'), a: frosted-silver-toned: 'WH (Heeres) Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für 4 Jahre treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for 4 years of loyal service) that comes with a detailed, silver-coloured eagle-device firmly-attached, a neatly multi-coloured enamelled so-called: Austro-Hungarian Empire 'Militär-Verdienstkreuz der 3. Klasse mit Kriegsdekoration' and an: Austrian WWI-period commemorative-medal all fivepieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. All five awards are truly neatly silver- (ie. golden-bronze- (ie. bright-golden-) coloured and are 'fairly frosted' examples that are all five just minimally tarnished by age and/or moderate usage and wear (as can be seen on the pictures): they are, however, void of any damage or alike. The iron cross is a neatly preserved example that is totally void of any paint-loss. The 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' is a maker- (ie. '32 R.V.-Pforzheim'-) marked example. The 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat 'matted'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any real defaults: it just shows some minimal (rust) staining but was never cleaned. The - scarcely seen! - Austrian-Hungarian, 'Militär-Verdienstkreuz der 3. Klasse mit Kriegsdekoration' shows on its front the text: 'Für Verdienst' on its front and is a beautifully preserved example that is totally void of any enamel damage: the back also shows a fully preserved enamel surface whereas the (golden-toned) medal itself is just a bit tarnished by age (as can be seen on the pictures). All five pieces come naturally mounted on their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). The entire 'Spange' is nicely 'backed' with a piece of greyish-blue-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type- and functional) pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a five-pieced, WWI- ie. TR-related 'Ordenspange' that comes in an uncommonly found combination and that will be truly hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, 5-pieced WH (Heeres etc.) medal-bar (ie.: \'Band-/Feldspange\'), resp. depicting the ribbons for two WWI-period awards, a WWII-period \'KvK o. Schw.\' and two loyal-service awards (both having a miniature device attached!) This is an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - 5-pieced, WH (Heeres etc.) medal-bar (ie.: 'Band-/Feldspange'), respectively depicting the ribbons for a: WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse' (or iron cross second-class), a WWII-period: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz ohne Schwerter' (or war-merits'-cross second class without swords), a WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz' or: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter') and two (civil) loyal-service-medals (or: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen der 1. u. 2. Klasse' both pieces having their neat golden- and/or silver-devices attached, all five pieces in an overall nice (albeit clearly issued- ie. moderately worn-) condition. The period-attached loyal-service medal-devices are nicely preserved but do both show some moderate wear ie. tarnish. The five ribbons are of the smaller (ie. regular-) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,7 cms. each as is more often encountered. The 'Spange' is in a very nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is neatly backed with a piece of black-coloured linnen (see pictures) and naturally retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable 'Bandspange' having a not that often encountered WWI- ie. WWII-period combination: ideally fitted to 'upgrade' any tunic or to be kept in a medal ie. 'Band-/Feldspange'-collection!

Attractive, 5-pieced WH (Heeres o. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for an: \'EKII. Kl.\', an: \'Ost\'-medal, a: \'WH-DA für 4 Jahre TD\', a: \'Westwall\'-medal and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal The attractive five-pieced, WH (Heeres or: Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') is showing respectively the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd class), a: 'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front- ie. 'Ost'-medal), a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service that has a detailed silver-toned eagle-device attached, a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) and a: Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938' as was awarded for the annexation of Czechoslovakia). All five ribbons are of the smaller (ie. regular-) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 7,5 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not 'backed' but comes mounted onto a chrome-steel based 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example was ony moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging, fading and/or wear. Simply an attractive 5-pieced, WH-'Band-/Feldspange' having a not that often seen combination: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 5-pieced-, ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') showing the ribbons for an: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'KvK II. Kl. m. S.\', an: \'Ost\'-medal, a: \'DA für Ostvölker II. Kl.\' and a \'Westwall\' medal This is an attractive - and not that easily encountered! - 5-pieced ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange') showing respectively the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd. class), a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz der II. Klasse' (or war-merits-cross second-class with swords), an: 'Ost'-medal (ie. 'Medaille Winterslacht im Osten 1941-42'), a: 'Verdienstauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 2. Klasse in Silber ohne Schwerter' (or: 'Ostvölker' service-medal for merit on the Eastern Front without swords) and a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal). All five ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 6 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is not backed (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - 5-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') that is quite unusual due to the presence of the 'Ostvölker'-service-medal: great to decorate or to 'promote' almost any tunic!

Attractive, 5-pieced-, WH (Heeres) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing respectively the ribbons for an: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'KvK II.Kl. m. Schw.\', two \'WH-DA\' and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal The attractive 5-pieced-, WH (Heeres) medal-bar (ie. \'Band-/Feldspange\') depicts respectively the ribbons for an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\' (or iron cross 2nd class), a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwerter\' (or: war-merits-cross second class with swords), a: \'Wehrmacht Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Klasse\' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for twelve years of loyal service), a: \'Wehrmacht Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse\' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service), both having their period-attached golden- (ie. silver-) toned eagle-devices attached and a WH Czech occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' (that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: \'1. Oktober 1938\'). All five ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 7,5 cms.). The \'Spange\' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is backed with a piece of darker-green-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). All three (firmly attached) devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 5-pieced \'Band-/Feldspange\': great to decorate almost any \'Heeres\'-tunic!

Attractive, 5-pieced-, WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing the ribbons for a WWI-period: \'EK II. Klasse\', two WWI-period medals, a: \'WH-DA der 4.Kl.\' with eagle-device attached and a \'Westwall\'-medal (showing a makers\'- The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered - 5-pieced-, WWI- ie. WWII-period, WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') depicts respectively the ribbons for a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd. class), two WOI-period (service-) medals (amongst which a 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter' can be observed), a: 'Wehrmacht Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) still having its ('down-tailed'!) silver-coloured eagle-device attached and a 'Westwall'-medal. All five ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 7,5 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is neatly backed with greenish-coloured wool and shows a linnen-based makers'-etiket on its back (that reads: 'Friedr. Sedlatzek - Orden-Spezialist - Berlin' - as can be seen on the pictures). The piece regrettably misses its pin and catch-attachment (see pictures). Both attached devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 5-pieced-, Luftwaffe-related 'Band-/Feldspange' that shows a not that often seen 'Sedlatzek'-makers'-etiket!

Attractive, 5-pieced-, WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing the ribbons for an: \'KvK II. Klasse m. S.\', an Ost-medal, a: \'WH-Luftwaffe-DA der 4. Kl.\', a Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal and a Bulgarian medal The attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 5-pieced-, WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. 'Band-/Feldspange') depicts respectively the ribbons for a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: War Merits' Cross second class with swords), a medal: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern-Front medal), a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or: WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) still having its silver-coloured eagle-device attached, a so-called: Czech 'Anschluss'-medal and a Bulgarian, WWII-period military-cross: 'For Bravery' (or in Bulgarian- ie. Cyrilic language: 'Ordena Za Hrabrost'). All five ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 7,5 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall: it is not backed with wool and regrettably also misses its catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached devices show some minimal age ie. tarnish but have been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or l aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 5-pieced-, Luftwaffe-related 'Band-/Feldspange': great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 5-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for a: \'KvK II Kl.\', two WH (Heeres o. KM) \'DA\', an: Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal and a: \'Zollgrenzschutz-Ehrenzeichen\' This is an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - five-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange') showing respectively the ribbons for a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern' (or: War Merits' Cross second class with swords), two WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnungen' (for resp. 4 and 12 years of loyal-service) both pieces having their eagle-device period-attached), an: Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Austria) and a: 'Zollgrenzschutz-Ehrenzeichen' (retaining its detailed 'Auflage' ie. device attached) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn, condition. The ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each (as is more often encountered). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is, however, not backed but comes mounted onto a metal-based 'backing-plate' as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached (and detailed!) devices shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but have all four been nicely preserved. This particular example was only moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply a very attractive 'Band-/Feldspange' showing a (rarely seen!) so-called: 'Zollgrenzschutz-Ehrenzeichen Auflage' (or: bronze-coloured customs service-medal device) that is not that often offered for sale: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 6-pieced WWI- (ie. TR-) related medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') resp. depicting an: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'KvK II.Kl.o.S\', a: \'FA-Kr. II.Kl.\', a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit S.\', a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal and a: \'TD-Ehrenzeichen der II.K.\' This is an attractive - and actually in this combination not that often seen! - WWI- (ie. combined 'Oldenburg'- and/or: Third Reich-) related, six-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'grosser Ordenspange') being of the 'non-detachable'-pattern, respectively depicting a: WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz der II.Klasse ohne Schwertern', an: 'Oldenburger Friedrich August Kreuz der II. Klasse', a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (or.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern'), a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine etc.) WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 October 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and a: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen der II. Klasse' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) all six pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. All six awards are truly neatly silver- ie. bronze- (ie. golden- ie. black) coloured and are 'fairly frosted' examples that are all six just minimally tarnished by age and/or moderate usage and wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but are void of any damage or alike. All six pieces come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). The entire 'Spange' is of the 'non-detachable'-pattern and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type- and functional) pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' is a neatly maker- (ie. 'HKM'-) marked example whereas the 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen der II. Klasse' retains a pristine ie. undamaged enamelled surface (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a six-pieced, WWI- (ie. 'Oldenburg'- and/or Third Reich-) related 'Ordenspange' that comes in an uncommonly found combination and that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, 6-pieced WWI/TR-\'Bayern\'-related medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') resp. depicting an: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'Bayr. MVK 2.Kl. m. S.\', a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit S.\', a: \'KvK Medaille 1939\', a: \'Bayr. DA 3.Kl.\' and a: \'TD Ez. der 2. K.\' This is an attractive - and actually in this combination not that often seen! - WWI- (ie. combined 'Bayern'- and/or: Third Reich-) related, six-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'grosser Ordenspange') being of the desirable 'detachable'-pattern, respectively depicting a: WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a neatly enamelled: 'Bayerisches Militär-Verdienstkreuz der 2. Klasse mit Schwertern', a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (or.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern'), a: 'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939', a: frosted-silver-toned: 'Bayerische-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Klasse 1913' (as was intended for 9 years of loyal-service) and a: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen der 2. Klasse' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) all six pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. All six awards are truly neatly silver- ie. bronze- (ie. golden-) coloured and are 'fairly frosted' examples that are all six just minimally tarnished by age and/or moderate usage and wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but are void of any damage or alike. All six pieces come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). The entire 'Spange' is of the desirable 'detachable'-pattern and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of greyish-coloured (silk-like-type) linnen and shows a (regular-type- and functional) pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' is a neatly maker- (ie. 'C.P.'-) marked example whereas both (partly) enamelled awards retain a pristine ie. undamaged enamelled surface (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a six-pieced, WWI- (ie. 'Bayern'- and Third Reich-) related 'Ordenspange' that comes in an uncommonly found combination and that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, 6-pieced-, WH (Heeres) medal-bar (ie. \'Band-/Feldspange\'), showing respectively the ribbons for an: \'EK II.Kl.\', a: \'KvK II.Kl. m. Schw.\', an: \'Ostmedal\', a WH (Heeres) \'DA der 4. Kl.\' and both Austrian- and/or Czech \'Anschluss\'-m The attractive, six-pieced-, WH (Heeres) medal-bar (ie. 'Band-/Feldspange') depicts respectively the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or iron cross second class), a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: war-merits-cross second class with swords), a medal: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal), a WH (Heeres) 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service-medal for four years of loyal service having a period-attached- and/or: nicely detailed, silver-coloured eagle-device in place) and both Austrian- and/or Czech 'Anschluss'-medals (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März u. Oktober 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Austria ie. Czechoslovakia). All five ribbons (which are neatly pre-folded in a so-called: 'Austrian manner') are of the smaller, ribbon-bar size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 9 cms.). The 'Spange' - which without any doubt was awarded to an Austrian army-soldier - comes in a very nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is, however, not backed but of course retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). This particular example was IMO clearly worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive and desirable-, somwhat larger-sized: 'Band-/Feldspange' that without doubt originated from an Austrian soldier!

Attractive, 6-pieced-, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\'), showing respectively the ribbons for an: \'EK II. Kl.\', an: \'Ost\'-medal, two: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienst- auszeichnungen der 2. u. 3. Stufe\' and two \'Anschluss\'-medals This is a very attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - example of a 6-pieced-, WWII-period- ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange'), showing respectively the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or iron cross second-class), an: 'Ost'-medal (ie. 'Medaille Winterslacht im Osten 1941-42', two 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnungen 2. u. 3. Stufe' (or: N.S.D.A.P. loyal-service medals for respectively 10 ie. 15 years of loyal-service, both having their detailed, miniature-devices attached) and both Austrian- (ie. Czech-) 'Anschluss'-medals (or: 'Medaillen zur Erinnerung an den 1. März u. Oktober 1938', as awarded for the annexation of Austria ie. Czechoslovakia). All six ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the piece has a total length of approximately 9 cms.). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is, however, not backed but comes directly mounted on a metal-based mounting (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). The (firmly attached) devices shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but have both been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO clearly worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or: aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 6-pieced 'Band-/Feldspange' that is in this particular setting not that often offered for sale: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, 7-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') depicting a WWI-period: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'FKK 1914-18 m. Schw.\', a: WH \'DA der 4.St.\', a: Westwall- & VP-medal and two Austrian WWI commemorative medals This is an attractive - and actually in this particular combination not that often seen! - fairly large-sized- (ie. seven pieced!) combined WWI ie. Third-Reich medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting: a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class), a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter\'), a: frosted-silver-toned: \'WH (Heeres) Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für 4 Jahre treue Dienste\' (or: loyal-service medal for 4 years of loyal service) that never had an eagle-device attached!), an: Austrian WWI-period so-called: commemorative-medal entitled: \'Für Österreich\', a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal), a: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal and an: Austrian WWI-period commemorative-medal, all seven pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. All seven awards are truly neatly silver- (ie. golden-bronze- (ie. bright-golden-) coloured and are \'fairly frosted\' examples that are all seven just minimally tarnished by age and/or moderate usage and wear (as can be seen on the pictures): they are, however, void of any damage or alike. The iron cross is a neatly preserved example that is totally void of any paint-loss. The \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18\' is a neatly maker- (ie. \'L/15\'- thus by \'Otto Schickle - Pforzheim\' produced!) marked example. The \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat \'matted\'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any real defaults: it just shows some minimal (rust) staining but was never cleaned. The other four medals are nicely (partly \'Buntmetall\'-based) examples that are just a bit tarnished by age (as can be seen on the pictures). All seven pieces come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). The entire \'Spange\' is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-blue-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type- and functional) pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a seven-pieced, WWI- ie. TR-related \'Ordenspange\' that comes in an uncommonly found combination and that will be truly hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, 7-pieced WH (Heeres etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for an: EKII.Kl., an: Ost-medal, 2x WH (Heeres) DA 4. & 3 St., a Czech \'Anschluss\' medal and two Romanian medals This is an attractive - and unusually larger-sized! - example of a seven-pieced, WWII-period ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange') respectively showing the ribbons for an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd class), a: medal 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (ie. 'Ost'- or Eastern-Front medal), a: WH (Heeres) 'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: service-award for 4-years of loyal-service), a: WH (Heeres) 'Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: service-award for 12-years of loyal-service), a: WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 Oktober 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938), a: Romanian medal: 'Order of the Crown of Romania' ie. knights-cross (or in Romanian language: 'Ordinul Coroana României, cavaler') and the Romanian medal: 'Kreuzzug gegen den Kommunismus' (or in Romanian language: 'Medalia - Crusiada Impotriva Communismului'). The 'Bandspange' comes in an overall very nice- (albeit used and/or moderately worn-), condition. The - detailed! - devices have a neat and/or minimally 'frosted' albeit detailed appearance: they both retain a nice and/or bright-coloured age-patina. The neat piece - with shows all seven bars in the 'standard'- ie. smaller (1,5 cm. wide-) version and that is confectioned in a 'regular manner' - is fully functional and comes mounted onto its functional pin- and/or catch set-up: the piece is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as is more often seen. Simply an attractive WWII-period, 7-pieced 'Feld- o. Bandspange' that is not that easily found in this larger format: ideal to upgrade or decorate almost any TR-related tunic!

Attractive, 7-pieced WH (Police- ie. \'Polizei\'-related-) medal-bar (ie.: \'Band-/ Feldspange\'), resp. depicting the ribbons for six WWI-period awards and a \'Polizei\' \'DA\' (having a golden-toned attached eagle-device attached!) This is an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - 7-pieced, WH (Police- ie. 'Polizei'-related-) medal-bar (ie.: 'Band-/Feldspange'), respectively depicting the ribbons for four WWI-period awards (being a: WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse' (or iron cross second-class), a WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter') and three Austrian-based commemorative medals (all 3 having their swords-devices attached) and two (IMO WWII-period-) 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung- en' (one being a police loyal-service medal 1st. class awarded for 25 years of loyal-service, all seven pieces in an overall nice (albeit clearly issued- ie. moderately worn-) condition. The period-attached-, golden-toned police-device is nicely preserved but does show some moderate wear ie. tarnish. The seven ribbons are of the smaller (ie. regular-) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,7 cms. each as is more often encountered. The 'Spange' is in a very nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is neatly backed with police-type- (ie. greenish-coloured-) wool and naturally retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable 'Bandspange' having a not that often encountered WWI- ie. WWII-period combination: ideally fitted to 'upgrade' any ('Polizei'-related) tunic or to be kept in a medal ie. 'Band-/Feldspange'-collection!

Attractive, 8-pieced WWI- (ie.TR-) period medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') depicting resp. an: \'EKII. Kl.\', a: \'FKK 1914-18 o. S.\', a: \'TD-Ez. der I. Kl.\', a: Prussian \'TD-Ez 3. Kl.\' and four Austrian-Hungarian, WWI-commemorative medals This is a truly attractive, truly larger-sized- ie. 8-pieced German/Austrian (ie. Preussen-) related (ie. WWI- and Third Reich-period) medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') that is respectively depicting a: WW1-period 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron-cross second class), a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwertern'), a: Third Reich-period: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse' (or: golden-class, civil loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) and four Austrian- (ie. Austrian-Hungarian-) WWI- commemorative medals all eight awards coming in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron-cross second class) was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally 'darkened tarnish' (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwertern') is a nicely preserved- (and/or: 'Erbe'-marked-) example that is executed in bronze-coloured, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The Preussen (ie. Prussian) 'Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse für den Soldatenstand nach 9 Dienstjahren' is a nicely preserved silver-toned (ie. I deem genuine silver-based) example that is very detailed and pronounced: it is just a bit tarnised by age. The four attractive Austrian- (ie. Austrian-Hungarian-) WWI- commemorative medals are all four nicely preserved examples that retain their period golden- (ie. silver-) toned finish. Of additional interest is, moreover, the presence of the Tiroler medal: 'Das Land Tirol den Verteidigern des Vaterlandes 1914-1918' (which medal is a bit harder to find that the other 3 Austrian commemorative pieces). All 8 awards come in a minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons and come firmly mounted onto a metal-based 'bar' (that is nicely backed with darker-green-coloured wool and that is having a (regular-type-) pin-/catch-set-up in place (which if of course fully functional). The attractive 'Spange' originates from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive example of a truly larger-sized- (ie. 8-pieced) 'Ordenspange' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') being a non-maker-marked- and so-called: \'regular-weight\'-version as was executed in silver-toned, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') The neat - albeit non-marker-marked- and so-called: 'regular-weight'-award - comes mounted onto its regular-sized (and neatly pre-confectioned- and/or pre-folded- ie. approximately 15 cms. sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in a very nice- (albeit clearly issued- ie. minimally worn), condition. The medal - that is void of a makers'-designation was most certainly issued and/or moderately worn as such (both medal and ribbon do show some minimal age ie. staining (fading) simply caused by years of storage and or minimal wear) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any real defaults. The ribbon is still period 'sewn together' intended to wear it on a safety-pin (intended to wear it on a tunic). Simply an attractive example of this air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') being a non-maker-marked- and/or light-weight version as was executed in aluminium-based metal The attractive - albeit as more often non-marker-marked- and light-weight - award comes mounted onto its regular-sized (and neatly pre-confectioned- and/or pre-folded- ie. approximately 9,5 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in a very nice- and clearly issued- ie. worn, condition overall. The medal was I deem most certainly issued and/or minimally worn (both medal and ribbon do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by years of storage and or minimal wear) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any defaults nor wear. The piece retains, moreover, its copper-based clip to be used for 'easy tunic-attachment'. Simply an attractive example of this air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') being a non-maker-marked- and/or: so-called: light-weight version as was executed in silver-toned aluminium-based metal The neat - albeit non-marker-marked- and so-called: 'light-weight'-award - comes mounted onto its regular-sized (and neatly pre-confectioned- and/or pre-folded- ie. approximately 10 cms. sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in a very nice- and clearly issued- ie. worn, condition. The medal - that is void of a makers'-designation was most certainly issued and/or moderately worn as such (both medal and ribbon do show some minimal age ie. staining (fading) simply caused by years of storage and or minimal wear) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any real defaults. The ribbon still shows its period copper-toned attachment-clip (intended to wear it on a tunic). Simply an attractive example of this air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') being a non-maker-marked- and/or: so-called: \'light-weight version\' as was executed in greyish-silver-toned- and aluminium-based metal The truly attractive - albeit as more often non-marker-marked- and so-called: 'light-weight'-pattern award - comes mounted onto its regular-sized (and neatly pre-confectioned- and/or pre-folded- ie. approximately 10 cms. sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- ie. minimally or even never worn-), condition. The medal - that is void of a makers'-designation as more often was most certainly issued and/or minimally worn as such (both medal and ribbon do show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by years of storage only) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any defaults whatsoever. The ribbon still shows its period copper-toned attachment-clip (intended to wear it on a tunic). Simply an attractive example of this air-raid-warden service-medal second-class (or: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe') that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, albeit cleaned and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based- example of a maker- (ie. \'Brehmer\'-) marked WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) being a detailed example as was produced by the: \'Gustav Brehmer\'-company The attractive - presumably cleaned albeit nevertheless not that easily encountered! - truly early war-period- and typical \'\'Buntmetall-based, Luftwaffe-related war-badge ie. \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch (-set-up). This example - which has been just moderately used and/or worn and that was (I deem) cleaned - still shows nice and/or pronounced detail overall: it does show, however, some minimal \'pitting\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat and/or minimally converse-shaped badge has a nice age-patina and is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a neatly maker-marked (early-war-period) example that bears the stamped makers\'-designation: \'Brehmer - Marneukirchen\' on its back and is thus with certainty an early-war-produced LW-war-badge that was produced by the desirable maker: \'Gustav Brehmer\' as was based in the town of Markneukirchen in Sachsen. I deem that this attractive and detailed Luftwaffe \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' is priced according to its cleaned condition: a pristine example would most certainly fetch the double of my asking-price!

Attractive, albeit non-maker-marked example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly used- nor worn-), condition The attractive (magnetic) wound-badge shows hardly and age- nor wear and truly retains most of its original, black-coloured- (and/or: fairly 'shiny') finish: it is just a tiny bit 'dusty' and/or minimally stained and just shows some minimal usage- (ie. handling)marks (as can be seen of the pictures). The badge is as stated a non-maker-marked example that was most certainly issued but that was hardly (or even never) worn. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very nicely preserved example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, albeit non-maker-marked example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly used- nor worn-), condition The attractive (magnetic) wound-badge shows hardly and age- nor wear and truly retains most (ie. all!) of its original, black-coloured- (and/or: fairly 'matted'- ie. satin-like-) finish: it is just a tiny bit 'dusty' and/or minimally stained and just shows some minimal usage- (ie. handling)marks (as can be seen of the pictures). The badge is as stated a non-maker-marked example that was most certainly issued but that was hardly (or even never!) worn. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very nicely preserved example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, albeit non-maker-marked example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly used- nor worn-), condition The attractive (magnetic) wound-badge shows hardly and age- nor wear and truly retains most of its original, black-coloured- (and/or: fairly 'shiny') finish: it is just a tiny bit 'dusty' and/or minimally stained and just shows some minimal usage- (ie. handling)marks (as can be seen of the pictures). The badge is as stated a non-maker-marked example that was most certainly issued but that was hardly (or even never) worn. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very nicely preserved example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, albeit non-maker-marked example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly used- nor worn-), condition The attractive (magnetic) wound-badge shows hardly any age- nor wear and truly retains most (ie. all!) of its original, black-coloured- (and/or: fairly 'matted'- ie. satin-like-) finish: it is just a tiny bit 'dusty' and/or minimally stained and just shows some minimal usage- (ie. handling)marks (as can be seen of the pictures). The badge is as stated a non-maker-marked example that was most certainly issued but that was hardly (or even never!) worn. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very nicely preserved example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, albeit small-sized (and/or early-pattern!) maker- (ie. \'1\' and/or: \'RzM\'-) marked so-called: \'SS/SA\'-cap-eagle, as executed in silvered metal, often seen on early visor-caps and/or kepi\'s The neat piece comes IMO in a clearly worn- and/or cap-removed- condition, but is still very attractive. The swastika-area still shows most of its black-coloured colour and the piece retains all of its functional, copper-based-, prongs (which were IMO once bent but are still fully functional). The eagle retains most of its silvered finish and only shows minimal wear and/or age. The small-sized eagle - having an approximate 'wing-span' of only 4 cms. - shows very nice, pronounced detail and is just a tiny bit dirty (it was however never cleaned nor polished). It should be noted that these maker-marked examples can easily be graded 'scarce'.

Attractive, Allgemeine-SS officers\'-pattern cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen für Führer\') being a typical hand-embroidered example as was intended for a member serving within the: \'SS-Abschnitt II\' (being situated in Chemnitz ie. Dresden) This is a truly very attractive - and naturally 100% original! - Allgemeine-SS-related, officers'-pattern cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen für Führer') showing the Roman-styled numeral 'II' and being a typical hand-embroidered example as was intended for a member serving within the: 'SS-Abschnitt II' (being situated in the towns of Chemnitz ie. Dresden) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. - I deem - simply never used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The full-length cuff-title (that measures approx. 47 cms. in length) has the typical details as to be expected and shows all details of an original, period specimen. This cuff-title is a 100% text-book- (and as stated above) original example that originates from a US-veteran who 'liberated' this piece in 1945. The piece shows some truly minimal storage-age only but was simply never worn (as can be seen on the pictures). Of addtional interest is, moreover, that this example still retains (both!) its period-applied, paper-based 'RzM'-etikets (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great opportunity to acquire a very attractive and actually scarcely encountered, hand-embroidered, Allgemeine-SS cuff-title for a competitive price!

Attractive, Allgemeine-SS officers\'-pattern cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen für Führer\') being a typical hand-embroidered example as was intended for a member serving within the: \'SS-Standarte 11\' named: \"Otto Planetta\" This is a truly very attractive - and naturally 100% original! - Allgemeine-SS-related, officers\'-pattern cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen für Führer\') showing the Latin-styled numeral \'11\' and being a typical hand-embroidered example as was intended for a member serving within the: \'SS-Standarte 11\', named: \"Otto Planetta\" and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. - I deem - simply never used- nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The full-length cuff-title (that measures approx. 47 cms. in length) has the typical details as to be expected and shows all details of an original, period specimen. This cuff-title is a 100% text-book- (and as stated above) original example that originates from a US-veteran who \'liberated\' this piece in 1945. The piece shows some truly minimal storage-age only but was simply never worn (as can be seen on the pictures). Of addtional interest is, moreover, that this example still retains its period-applied, paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great opportunity to acquire a very attractive and actually scarcely encountered, hand-embroidered, Allgemeine-SS cuff-title for a competitive price!

Attractive, Allgemeine-SS officers\'-pattern cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen für Führer\') being a typical hand-embroidered example as was intended for a member serving within the: \'SS-Standarte 7\' named: \"Fritz Schlegel\" This is a truly very attractive - and naturally 100% original! - Allgemeine-SS-related, officers'-pattern cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen für Führer') showing the Latin-styled numeral '7' and being a typical hand-embroidered example as was intended for a member serving within the: 'SS-Standarte 7', named: "Fritz Schlegel" and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. - I deem - simply never used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The full-length cuff-title (that measures approx. 47 cms. in length) has the typical details as to be expected and shows all details of an original, period specimen. This cuff-title is a 100% text-book- (and as stated above) original example that originates from a US-veteran who 'liberated' this piece in 1945. The piece shows some truly minimal storage-age only but was simply never worn (as can be seen on the pictures). Of addtional interest is, moreover, that this example still retains (both!) its period-applied, paper-based 'RzM'-etikets (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great opportunity to acquire a very attractive and actually scarcely encountered, hand-embroidered, Allgemeine-SS cuff-title for a competitive price!

Attractive, Allgemeine-SS officers\'-pattern cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen für Führer\') being a typical hand-embroidered example as was intended for a member serving within the: \'SS-Standarte 7\' named: \"Fritz Schlegel\" This is a truly very attractive - and naturally 100% original! - Allgemeine-SS-related, officers\'-pattern cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen für Führer\') showing the Latin-styled numeral \'7\' and being a typical hand-embroidered example as was intended for a member serving within the: \'SS-Standarte 7\', named: \"Fritz Schlegel\" and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. - I deem - simply never used- nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The full-length cuff-title (that measures approx. 47 cms. in length) has the typical details as to be expected and shows all details of an original, period specimen. This cuff-title is a 100% text-book- (and as stated above) original example that originates from a US-veteran who \'liberated\' this piece in 1945. The piece shows some truly minimal storage-age only but was simply never worn (as can be seen on the pictures). Of addtional interest is, moreover, that this example still retains (both!) its period-applied, paper-based \'RzM\'-etikets (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great opportunity to acquire a very attractive and actually scarcely encountered, hand-embroidered, Allgemeine-SS cuff-title for a competitive price!

Attractive, almost complete(!) 9-pieced HJ- ie. BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') lapel-pin-grouping comprising of nine so-called: \'Siegernadel der HJ-Reichssportwettkämpfe\' of resp. the years: \'1935\' upto \'1943\' This is an attractive - and almost complete(!) - 9-pieced HJ- ie. BDM (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') lapel-pin-grouping comprising of nine so-called: 'Siegernadel der HJ-Reichssportwettkämpfe' of respectively the years: '1935' upto '1943' all pieces coming in an overall nice- (albeit issued- and/or moderately used-, condition. The pieces - of which most show a clearly present makers'-designation as can be seen on the pictures - show all the typical 'HJ-Raute' coupled with the year-designation and were with certainty used and/or worn as such and come mounted onto their original pin- ie. catch-construction: they were never cleaned and retain a nicely preserved age-patina. These attractive youth-related pins were referred to as: 'Siegernadel der HJ-Reichssportwettkämpfe' and were given to all youth-members that participated in these annually-held games. Of interest is, moreover, the fact that how later they were issued the lesser expensive materials were used: from alumium to resin to pot-metal (ie. zinc). Similar examples are also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein they are given the unique reference-numbers (9301XB upto and 9301XJ) and are given an estimated value between 20 and/or 65 Eu each. My asking-price is naturally intended for the complete grouping comprising of all nine examples. Simply an attractive - and almost complete! - HJ- ie. BDM- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') related lapel-pin-grouping that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') cap-badge being a maker- (ie. \'A.S. - 38.\'-) marked- and/or very detailed example that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-caps (aka: \'Kaffeebohnen\') This is an attractive - nicely \'anodised\'- and typical aluminium-based! - typical EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') cap-badge being a clearly maker- (ie. \'A.S.\'- thus by: \'Assmann & Söhne\'-) marked-, \'1938\'-dated- and/or very detailed example that was specifically intended for usage onto the specific RAD-caps (aka: \'Kaffeebohnen\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- and/or once cap-attached-), condition. The piece is executed in \'stamped\' (ie. pressed) alumnium-based metal and truly retains all of its red- and/or black-painted colour as to be expected. Next to the clearly present makers\'-designation does the badge also bear a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-marking, a: \'RADwJ\'-logo in a triangle and/or date of production (\'1938\') (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge naturally comes with both its aluminium-based prongs present and in place and can as such easily be re-mounted onto a RAD-cap. The badge truly shows great pronounced detail and will be truly very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, aluminium-based EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') cap-badge being a maker- (ie. \'C.T.D.\'-) marked- and/or very detailed example that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-caps (aka: \'Kaffeebohnen\') This is an attractive - nicely \'anodised\'- and typical aluminium-based! - EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') cap-badge being a clearly maker- (ie. \'C.T.D.\'- thus by \'C.T. Dicke\'-) marked-, \'1939\'-dated- and/or very detailed example that was specifically intended for usage onto the specific RAD-caps (aka: \'Kaffeebohnen\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- nor cap-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The piece is executed in \'stamped\' (ie. pressed) alumnium-based metal and truly retains all of its red- and/or black-painted colour as to be expected. Next to the clearly present makers\'-designation does the badge also bear a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking and/or date of production (\'1939\') (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge naturally comes with both its copper-based prongs present and in place and can as such easily be mounted onto a RAD-cap. The badge truly shows great pronounced detail and will be truly very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, aluminium-based EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') cap-badge being a maker- (ie. \'M.H. - 36\'-) marked- and/or very detailed example that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-caps (aka: \'Kaffeebohnen\') This is an attractive - nicely \'anodised\'- and typical aluminium-based! - typical EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') cap-badge being a clearly maker- (ie. \'M.H.\'-) marked, \'1936\'-dated- and/or very detailed example that was specifically intended for usage onto the specific RAD-caps (aka: \'Kaffeebohnen\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- and/or once cap-attached-), condition. The piece is executed in \'stamped\' (ie. pressed) alumnium-based metal and truly retains all of its red- and/or black-painted colour as to be expected. Next to the clearly present makers\'-designation does the badge also bear a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-marking, a: \'RADwJ\'-logo in a triangle and/or date of production (\'1936\') as can be seen on the pictures. The badge naturally comes with both its (copper-based) prongs present and in place and can as such easily be re-mounted onto a RAD-cap. The badge truly shows great pronounced detail and will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, aluminium-based EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') cap-badge being a maker- (ie. \'P.W.H. - 36\'-) marked- and/or very detailed example that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-caps (aka: \'Kaffeebohnen\') This is an attractive - nicely \'anodised\'- and typical aluminium-based! - typical EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') cap-badge being a clearly maker- (ie. \'P.W.H.\'-) marked, \'1936\'-dated- and/or very detailed example that was specifically intended for usage onto the specific RAD-caps (aka: \'Kaffeebohnen\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- and/or once cap-attached-), condition. The piece is executed in \'stamped\' (ie. pressed) alumnium-based metal and truly retains almost all of its red- and/or black-painted colour as to be expected. Next to the clearly present makers\'-designation does the badge also bear a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-marking, a: \'RADwJ\'-logo in a triangle and/or date of production (\'1936\') as can be seen on the pictures. The badge naturally comes with both its (also aluminium-based) prongs present and in place and can as such easily be re-mounted onto a RAD-cap. The badge truly shows great pronounced detail and will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, aluminium-based HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'Siegernadel der HJ-Reichssportwettkämpfe 1936\', being a clearly maker- (ie. \'Hillenbrand u. Bröer - Lüdenscheid\'-) marked example The tiny piece was with certainty used and/or worn and comes mounted on its original pin-/catch-construction: it was IMO never cleaned. These small-sized pins - showing the HJ-symbol of 'Raute' mounted upon an eagle-device and showing the year of issue - were specifically called: 'Siegernadel der HJ-Reichssportwettkämpfe' and were given to all youth-members that participated in these annually held sport-events ie. games. The piece on offer here retains great pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive example!

Attractive, aluminium-based HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'Siegernadel der HJ-Reichssportwettkämpfe 1937\', being a clearly maker- (ie. \'Fechler - Bernbach / SA\'-) marked example The tiny piece was with certainty used and/or worn and comes mounted on its original pin-/catch-construction: it was IMO never cleaned. These small-sized pins - showing the HJ-symbol of 'Raute' mounted upon an eagle-device and showing the year of issue - were specifically called: 'Siegernadel der HJ-Reichssportwettkämpfe' and were given to all youth-members that participated in these annually held sport-events ie. games. The piece on offer here retains great pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive example!

Attractive, aluminium-based so-called: \'DAF\' ie. \'Werkschar\'-related enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/27\'-) marked example that comes in a minimally worn- and/or used, condition The attractive - and as always aluminium-based -belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unterführer des Deutsche Arbeits Frontes\') retains most (ie. all!) of its (somewhat frosted) greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- and/or worn-), condition: it does show some age ie. staining simply caused by moderate usage and decades of storage and/or handling over the years but was - I deem - not cleaned nor polished. The buckle is nicely (and clearly!) maker-marked with an impressed \'RZM\'-designation (that reads: \'RzM M4/27\') which marking is clearly visible on the back of the buckle as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which truly retains pronounced detail - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and just minimally worn- and used! - \'DAF\' (ie. \'Deutsches Arbeitsfront\') ie. \'Werkschar\'-related belt-buckle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based so-called: \'DAF\' ie. \'Werkschar\'-related enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/28\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately worn- and/or used, condition The attractive - and as always aluminium-based -belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unterführer des Deutsche Arbeits Frontes') retains most (ie. all!) of its (somewhat frosted) greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition: it does show some age ie. staining simply caused by moderate usage and decades of storage and/or handling over the years but was - I deem - not cleaned nor polished. The buckle is nicely (and clearly!) maker-marked with an impressed 'RZM'-designation (that reads: 'RzM M4/28') which marking is clearly visible on the back of the buckle as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which truly retains pronounced detail - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and just moderately worn- and used! - 'DAF' (ie. 'Deutsches Arbeitsfront') ie. 'Werkschar'-related belt-buckle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based so-called: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'- (ie. RAD-) EM- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle being a very detailed- (and truly not that often seen \'two-pieced\'-) example that is totally void of a makers\'-designation The attractive - and as always aluminium-based - belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Reicharbeitsdienstes\') truly retains most (ie all!) of its bright-silver-toned finish and comes in an overall very nice- and - I deem - hardly used- nor worn, condition: it does, however, show some minimal age ie. dust caused by decades of storage and/or handling over the years (as can be noticed on the pictures). The piece is totally void of a makers\'-designation (something that is not unusual). This particular RAD-belt-buckle - which is in my opinion a clear example of a dress- ie. \'Ausgeh\'-specimen - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive RAD-type belt-buckle that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based so-called: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'- (ie. RAD-) EM- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle, being a maker- (ie. \'GB\'-) marked and \'1938\'-dated example that comes mounted onto its leather-based tab The attractive - and as always aluminium-based - belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Reicharbeitsdienstes') truly retains most (ie. all) of its bright-silver-toned finish and comes in a very nice- (and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition: it does, however, show some minimal age ie. dust caused by decades of storage and/or handling over the years. The inside of the buckle shows some obvious dust and/or rust caused by over more than 70 years of storage. The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows a present, oval-shaped 'G. Brehmer - Marneukirchen - 1938'-stamp (as can be clearly seen in the pictures) and remains in an equally nicely preserved condition overall (it was with certainty never greased ie. oiled and does show some age ie. staining: it is, however, fully souple and naturally functional). The buckle itself is also maker-marked and does show the superimposed 'GB'-logo as is more often observed with pieces by this maker. The piece was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example is neatly period-personalised and bears a glued-on etiket that reads: 'Truppführe Harde' (or alike as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive 'G. Brehmer'-marked 'RAD'-example that is priced according to its moderately used- ie. worn condition!

Attractive, aluminium-based so-called: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'- (ie. RAD-) EM- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle, being a maker- (ie. \'S. & L.\'-) marked example which is dated: \'1938\' The attractive - and as always aluminium-based - belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Reicharbeitsdienstes') truly retains most (ie. all) of its bright-silver-toned finish and comes in a very nice and I deem hardly used- nor worn, condition: it does, however, show some minimal age ie. dust caused by decades of storage and/or handling over the years. On its back, the piece shows a circular-shaped stamp (ie. logo) and numeral (which super-imposed markings are visible on the back of the buckle within the spade-logo-area something that is not unusual but not always the case). These read: 'S. & L.' and a production-date that reads: '38' (denoting the year: '1938'). This particular buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive RAD-type belt-buckle by a not that commonly encountered maker and that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is fairly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based so-called: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'- (ie. RAD-) EM- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle, being a very detailed- (and not that often seen \'two-pieced\'-) example that is totally void of a makers\'-designation The attractive - and as always aluminium-based - belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Reicharbeitsdienstes') truly retains most of its bright-silver-toned finish and comes in an overall very nice- and - I deem - hardly used- nor worn, condition: it does, however, show some minimal age ie. dust caused by decades of storage and/or handling over the years (as can be noticed on the pictures). The piece is totally void of a makers'-designation (something that is not unusual). This particular RAD-belt-buckle - which is in my opinion a clear example of a dress- ie. 'Ausgeh'-specimen - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive RAD-type belt-buckle that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (being a typical \'RzM - 155/39 - SS\'-marked- and by: \'Assmann\'-produced example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition The neat - and aluminium-based - belt-buckle comes in a clearly used ie. worn condition but still retains some remains of its original-applied silver-coloured- and/or (typical anodized!) finish: the piece was clearly used and/or worn and was I deem (regrettably) cleaned over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining: its also shows some tiny corrosion-marks on its front (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance overall and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (see pictures). The buckle is a typical (and naturally genuine!) 'RzM - 155/39 - SS'-marked and thus by the: 'Assmann'-company produced example that is clearly stamped as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). As certainly known are these original aluminium-based SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or clearly used example as the one on offer here: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, aluminium-based WH (Heeres) (ie. \'Grenadiere\'-related) ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Stammkp. G.E.B.111\' and that comes still mounted onto its (period-attached) cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) (ie. \'Grenadiere o. Infanterie\'-) related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that comes mounted onto its (period-attached- and/or typical linnen-based albeit somewhat damaged- ie. truly worn) cord bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'Stammkp. G.E.B.111\' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier (or: NCO) who served within the: root-company of the \'Grenadiere\'- (infantry-) related, replacement (ie. \'Ersatz\') battalion, numbered: \'111\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall very nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat \'torn-out\' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc is void of a soldiers\'-blood-group-type as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc-collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH \'Grenadiere o. Infanterie\'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based WH (Heeres) (ie. \'Infanterie-related\') ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'1./J.E.B. 167\' and that comes still mounted onto its (period-attached) cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) (ie. \'Infanterie-\') related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that comes mounted onto its (period-attached- and/or typical linnen-based) cord bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'1./J.E.B. 167\' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier (or: NCO) who served within the: first company of the infantry-related, replacement (ie. \'Ersatz\') battalion, numbered: \'167\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall very nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat \'torn-out\' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the soldiers\'-blood-group-type (Type \'A\') (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc-collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based WH (Heeres) ie. \'Grenadiere\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Gren.Ers.Btl. 116 - 2. Stamm.Kp.\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured- (and/or typical aluminium-based) WH- (Heeres) ie. 'Grenadiere'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'Gren.Ers.Btl. 116 - 2. Stamm.Kp.' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier (or: NCO) who served within the: second 'Stamm'- (ie. root) company of the infantry- ie. 'Grenadiere'-related, replacement (ie. 'Ersatz') battalion, numbered: '116' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall very nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the soldiers'-blood-group-type (Type 'AB') (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie o. Grenadiere'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based WH (Heeres) \'Kavallerie\'- (ie. cavalry-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'3/Schütz.Rgt. 2\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - not that easily found and clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres) ie. \'Kavallerie\'- (ie. cavalry-) related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'3/Schütz.Rgt. 2\' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: third company of a specific \'Schützen-Regiment\', numbered: \'2\' being part of the: \'3. Kavallerie-Division\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc shows also the bearers\'-blood-group-type (\'Type 0\') something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a German private-household were it was recently uncovered. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Kavallerie o. Schützen\'- (ie. cavalry-) related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based WH (Heeres, LW usw.) ie. \'Schützen\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'1.gem.Schütz.Kp. 302\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured- (and/or typical aluminium-based) WH- (Heere, Luftwaffe etc.) ie. 'Schützen'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '1.gem.Schütz.Kp. 302' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier (or: NCO) who served within the: first-company of the infantry- ie. 'Schützen'-related, mixed- (ie. 'gemischtes') company, numbered: '302' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall very nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the soldiers'-blood-group-type (Type 'A') (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the disc is period-re-issued and does show the (crossed-out) other unit stamped on its back: '4.(gem.) LW.J.R.2' (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie o. Schützen'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Gebirgsjäger\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'4./G.J.Ers.Btl. 98\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-trooper-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '4./G.J.Ers.Btl. 98' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: fourth company of the 'Gebirgsjäger-Ersatz' (ie. mountain-troopers, replacement) 'Bataillon', numbered: '98') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (type 'A') something that is more often but not always observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Gebirgsjäger'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'3. Schtz.Ers.Komp. 81\' and that comes mounted onto its period cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-grey-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '3. Schtz.Ers.Komp. 81' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: third company of the 'Schützen-Ersatz-Kompanie' (ie. infantry-related replacement unit), numbered: '81') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc - that comes mounted onto its period cord as issued- and/or worn - shows the stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (type 'A') something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Artillerie\'-related- ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation: \'3.A.R.71\', in overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-) condition This is an attractive example of an aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. 'Artillerie'-related- ID-disc, that bears the stamped unit-designation: '3.A.R.71' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the third company of the: '71. Artillerie-Regiment' or: artillery-regiment, numbered: '71'), in overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-) condition. The disc is in overall nice condition and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows heavy torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group: type 'B'. Simply a nice and honest (and IMO early-/ie. mid-war pattern-) type Heeres ID-disc that originated from an: 'Artillerie'-soldier!

Attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'14/J.R.195\' and that comes still mounted onto its (period-attached) cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that comes mounted onto its (period-attached- and linnen-based) cord bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '14/J.R.195' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier (or: NCO) who served within the: '14.Kompanie des Infanterie-Regiments 195' ie.: 14th company of the infantry-regiment, numbered: '195') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall very nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the soldiers'-blood-group-type (Type 'A') as is clearly stamped onto its front. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'7./J.R.26\' and that comes still mounted onto its (period-attached) cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that comes mounted onto its (period-attached- and linnen-based) cord bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '7./J.R.26' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier (or: NCO) who served within the: '7. Kompanie des Infanterie-Regiments 26' ie.: 7th company of the infantry-regiment, numbered: '26') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall very nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the soldiers'-blood-group-type (Type 'A') as is clearly (dual!) stamped onto its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Nachshub\'-related- ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation: \'3.Kp.Kftf.Ers.Abt. 9\', in overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-) condition This is an attractive example of an aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. 'Nachshub'- (ie. transport-) related- ID-disc, that bears the stamped unit-designation: '3.Kp.Kftf.Ers.Abt. 9' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the third company of the: 'Kraftfahr-Ersatz-Abteilung 9' or: motorised, replacement unit, numbered: '9'), in overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-) condition. The disc is in overall nice condition and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group: type 'B' (something that was vaguely engraved, possibly by the bearer - see pictures). Simply a nice and honest (and IMO early-/ie. mid-war pattern-) type Heeres ID-disc that originated from a: 'Nachshub'-soldier!

Attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Pioniere\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'1./Pi.Ers.Batl.17\' and that comes stored into its (period) leather-based pouch as worn This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Pioniere'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '1./Pi.Ers.Batl.17' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier (or: NCO) who served within the: '1. Kompanie des Pioniere-Ersatz-Bataillon 17' ie.: 1st company of the army-engineers, replacement-battalion, numbered: '17') that came stored into its (period, black-coloured) leather-based pouch as worn and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the soldiers'-blood-group-type (Type 'A') as is clearly stamped onto its front (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The pouch that shows a (period-attached- and linnen-based) cord might be privately-made but was most certainly always kept (and worn) as such. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Pioniere'-related ID-disc (set) that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Pioniere\'-related- ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation: \'3./Pi.Ers.Batl.1\' - overall very nice (albeit used ie. worn-) condition! This is an attractive example of an aluminium-based WH (Heeres) ie. 'Pioniere'-related- ID-disc, that bears the stamped unit-designation: '3./Pi.Ers.Batl.1' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO within the third company of the: 'Pioniere-Ergänzungs-Battalion 1' or: engineers replacement battalion, numbered: '1'), in overall very nice condition. The disc is in overall very nice condition and shows the evidence of having been fairly used ie. worn (it shows some torn-out holes). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group: type 'A'. Simply a nice and honest (and IMO early-/ie. mid-war pattern-) type Heeres ID-disc that originated from a: 'Pionier' (or engineers) soldier!

Attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Stab Ers.Abt.A.R.8\' and that comes still mounted onto its (period-attached) cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based, WH- (Heeres-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that comes mounted onto its (period-attached- and/or linnen-based) cord bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'Stab Ers.Abt.A.R.8' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier (or: NCO) who served within the: 'Stab'- (ie. staff) company of the 'Artillerie'-related, replacement (ie. 'Ersatz') battalion that was attached to the artillery-regiment numbered: '8' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall very nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the soldiers'-blood-group-type (Type 'B') (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Artillerie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Stamm.Kp.Gren.Ers.Btl.107\' and that comes still mounted onto its (period-attached) cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based, WH- (Heeres-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that comes mounted onto its (period-attached- and/or linnen-based) cord bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'Stamm.Kp.Gren.Ers.Btl.107' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier (or: NCO) who served within the: 'Stamm'- (ie. root) company of the infantry- ie. 'Grenadiere'-related, replacement (ie. 'Ersatz') battalion, numbered: '107' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall very nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the soldiers'-blood-group-type (Type 'A') (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie o. Grenadiere'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'Kdo.Inf.Div.31\' and that comes still mounted onto its (period-attached) cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based, WH- (Heeres-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that comes mounted onto its (period-attached- and/or typical linnen-based) cord bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'Kdo.Inf.Div.31' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier (ie. NCO or officer) who served within the: 'Kommando des 31.Infanterie-Divivison' (ie. within the staff of the infantry-division, numbered: '31') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall very nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat 'torn-out' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the soldiers'-blood-group-type (Type 'A') and shows a low bearers-number that reads: '21' (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Artillerie-Beobachtungs\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'2./B.Ausb.Btl.3\', in overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-) condition This is an attractive example of a silver-greyish-coloured- and/or aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. ie. 'Artillerie-Beobachtungs'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: '2./B.Ausb.Btl.3' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: '2. Kompanie des Artillerie-Beobachtungs Ausbildung-Bataillon 3' (or: second company of the artillery-observers training-batallion, numbered: '3'), in overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-) condition. The disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (type: '0') and was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Simply a nice and honest WH (Heeres) ie. 'Artillerie-Beobachtungs'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Grenadiere\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'Stamm Kp.G.E.B.453\', in overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-) condition This is an attractive example of a silver-greyish-coloured- and/or aluminium-based, WH (Heeres) ie. 'Grenadiere'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: 'Stamm Kp.G.E.B.453' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who IMO served within the: 'Stammkompanie des Grenadier-Ersatz- und Ausbildungs-Bataillons 453' (or principal company of the grenadier training- and/or replacement-batallion, numbered: '453'), in overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-) condition. The disc is in overall nice condition (and that is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (type: 'A') and was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Simply a nice and honest WH (Heeres) ie. 'Grenadiere'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'01/J.R. 243\' and that comes still mounted on its (period-attached) cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that comes mounted on its (period-attached) cord bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '01/J.R. 243' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: first company of the 'Infanterie-Regiment' (ie. infantry-regiment), numbered: '243') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc is void of the bearers'-blood-group-type (something that is more often observed). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'2./J.R.464\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '2./J.R.464' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: second company of the 'Infanterie-Regiment' (ie. infantry-regiment), numbered: '464') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes - see pictures). On its back the disc shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (type 'A') something that is more often observed). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'2.Kp./Inf.Ers.Btl.14\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- (and/or typical aluminium-based) WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that bears the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '2.Kp./Inf.Ers.Btl.14' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: 'II.Kompagnie des Infanterie-Ersatz-Battalion 14' (ie.: second company of the infantry-replacement battaillon numbered: '14') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (Type 'B') as is clearly stamped onto its upper-front. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'2.Sch.Ers.Kp.119\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '2.Sch.Ers.Kp.119' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: second company of the 'Schützen-Ersatz-Kompanie' (ie. infantry-related unit), numbered: '119') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc shows the stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (type 'A') something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'A.O.K. 5.\' and that comes still mounted on its (period-attached) cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that comes mounted on its (period-attached) cord bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: 'A.O.K. 5.' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: 'Armee Oberkommando 5' (ie.: army higher staff-command, numbered: '5') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (Type 'B') as is clearly stamped onto its upper-front. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'II./J.R. 365.Stab\' and that comes still mounted on its (period-attached) cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a silverish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that comes mounted on its (period-attached) cord bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: 'II./J.R. 365.Stab' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: 'II. Stabs-Kompagnie des Infanterie-Regiments 365' (ie.: second company of the staff of the infantry-regiment numbered: '365') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (Type '0') as is clearly stamped onto its upper-front. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Lufwaffe) \'Nachrichten\'- (ie. signals-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'3./K.N.A.50\' and that comes mounted onto its period cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - albeit clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based WH (Luftwaffe) ie. 'Nachrichten'- (ie. signals-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '3./K.N.A.50' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: 'Korps-Nachrichten-Abteilung' numbered: '50' or specific signals-unit numbered: '50' ) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc - that came mounted onto its period cord as worn also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type ('Type A') something that is more often but not always observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe) ie. 'signals'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based- and/or bright-golden-toned WH (Luftwaffe)-related \'souvenir\' ashtray (ie. \'Aschenbecher\'), bearing a period engraved text that reads: \'Kriegsweihnacht 1941 - Lv.Nachr.Abt.(mot.) 8\' This is an attractive, aluminium-based- and/or bright-golden-toned WH (Luftwaffe)-related 'souvenir' ashtray (ie. 'Aschenbecher'), bearing a period engraved text that reads: 'Kriegsweihnacht 1941 - Lv.Nachr.Abt.(mot.) 8, in overall very nice (albeit clearly used-) condition. The neat souvenir-piece - which measures approximately 9 x 9 cms. - was clearly presented as a Christmas-present and its 'Luftwaffe-relation' can easily be deducted from the used wording and/or eagle-device and engraved text. The piece originates from a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive and/or: IMO 'one-of-a-kind' item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based- and/or: bright-silvered-toned (and maker-marked!) N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' showing a detailed knight and dragon surrounded by the text: \'Befreiungs Gaufest DRL 1935 - Saarbrücken\' The attractive day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in bright-silverish-coloured- (ie. molded aluminium-based) metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has been truly nicely preserved. The neat oval-shaped badge (measuring only 4,4 x 3,8 cms.) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(set-up) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' depicts a detailed knight and dragon (and tiny swastika-device) surrounded by the text: 'Befreiungs Gaufest DRL 1935 - Saarbrücken' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is truly detailed and retains all of its somewhat darkened and/or: minimally tarnished finish. The piece comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows a clear makers'-designationon its back that reads: 'Johann Schimpf - Pforzheim' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and most certainly not that often seen! - N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based- and/or: bright-silvered-toned (and maker-marked!) N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' showing a detailed knight and dragon surrounded by the text: \'Befreiungs Gaufest DRL 1935 - Saarbrücken\' The attractive day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in bright-silverish-coloured- (ie. molded aluminium-based) metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has been truly nicely preserved. The neat oval-shaped badge (measuring only 4,4 x 3,8 cms.) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(set-up) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' depicts a detailed knight and dragon (and tiny swastika-device) surrounded by the text: 'Befreiungs Gaufest DRL 1935 - Saarbrücken' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is truly detailed and retains all of its somewhat darkened and/or: minimally tarnished finish. The piece comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows a clear makers'-designationon its back that reads: 'Johann Schimpf - Pforzheim' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and most certainly not that often seen! - N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based- and/or: bright-silvered-toned N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' showing a detailed eagle ie. swastika-device and shipyard-scenery surrounded by the text: \'Der Führer in Wilhelmshafen am 1. April 1939\' The attractive day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in bright-silverish-coloured- (ie. aluminium-based) metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has been truly nicely preserved. The neat shield-shaped badge (measuring only 4,5 x 3,2 cms.) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(set-up) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' depicts a detailed eagle- (ie. swastika-) device and shipyard-scenery (showing a large ship) and is surrounded by the text: 'Der Führer in Wilhelmshafen am 1. April 1939' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is truly detailed and retains all of its somewhat darkened and/or: minimally tarnished finish. It should be noted that all N.S.D.A.P.-related tinnies that were intended to commemorate an event at regional- (ie. 'Kreis'- ie. 'Bezirks'-) level (such as the piece on offer here) saw much more limited usage and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. The piece shows a clearly superimposed makers'-designation that reads: 'RzM - M1/35' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and most certainly not that often seen! - N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based- and/or: bright-silvered-toned N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' showing a detailed eagle ie. swastika-device and village-scenery with below that the text: \'10. Jahre N.S.D.A.P. - Achim - 26. Mai 1935\' The attractive day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in bright-silverish-coloured- (ie. aluminium-based) metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has been truly nicely preserved. The neat shield-shaped badge (measuring only 4,2 x 3 cms.) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(set-up) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' depicts a detailed eagle- (ie. swastika-) device and village-scenery (showing a windmill) with below that the text: '10. Jahre N.S.D.A.P. - Achim - 26. Mai 1935' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is truly detailed and retains all of its somewhat darkened and/or: minimally tarnished finish. It should be noted that all N.S.D.A.P.-related tinnies that were intended to commemorate an event at regional- (ie. 'Kreis'- ie. 'Bezirks'-) level (such as the piece on offer here) saw much more limited usage and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. The is totally void of a makers'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and most certainly not that often seen! - N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based-, WH (and IMO Luftwaffe) \'Pioniere- o. Bautruppen\'-related ID-disc that bears the (clearly and/or nicely executed!) stamped inscription ie. unit-signification that reads: \'1./BAUKP.25\' This is an attractive, aluminium-based, WH (IMO Luftwaffe-related) 'Pioniere- o. Bautruppen'-related ID-disc that bears the (clearly and/or nicely executed!) stamped inscription ie. unit-signification that reads: '1./BAUKP.25' (and as such IMO a disc that belonged to a soldier ie. NCO that served within a company within a Luftwaffe-related construction-regiment, numbered: '25') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The disc comes as found and was never cleaned nor polished: it shows minimal usage (slightly torn-out holes) and does show the (four times stamped!!) soldiers' bloodgroup-type ('Type AB') as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive,'standard'-pattern ID-disc that belonged to a Luftwaffe 'Pioniere- o. Bautruppen'-soldier!

Attractive, aluminium-based-, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'2./Ers.J.R.41\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a greyish-silvercoloured- and/or alumnium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related- (and/or 'standard-issued-pattern') ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '2./Ers.J.R.41' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: '2. Kompanie des Infanterie-Ersatz-Regiment 41' ie.: 2nd company of the reserve infantry regiment numbered: '41') and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows truly torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (Type 'A') as is clearly stamped onto its front (and back!). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based-, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'4./Inf.Ers.Balt. 37\' and that comes still mounted on its (period-attached) cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or alumnium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related and/or 'standard-issued-pattern', ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that comes mounted on its (period-attached) cord bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '4./Inf.Ers.Balt. 37' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: '4. Kompanie des Infanterie-Reserve-Battalion 37' ie.: 4th company of the reserve infantry battalion numbered: '37') and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows truly torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (Type 'A') as is clearly stamped onto its front. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based-, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc, bearing the unit-designation: \'J.R.49\' and that comes stored in its leather-based pouch (that shows an etiket with the text: \'Uffz.Steiper - Stab III./Inf.Rgt. 19\' This is an attractive example of a silver-greyish-coloured- and/or alumnium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related and/or 'standard-issued-pattern', ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that comes stored in its period, leather-based pouch and that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: 'J.R.49' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier ie. NCO who served within the: 'Infanterie-Regiment' numbered: '49' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows truly torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (Type 'A') as is clearly stamped onto its front. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example came still stored in its period, leather-based pouch (which has a period name-etiket stitched on its inside that reads: 'Unteroffizier Steiper - Stab III./Inf.Rgt.19' (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that comes in its (not that often seen!) 'named', period pouch and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based-, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Kraffahrer\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'4.K./Kf.Ers.Abt.15\' and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and/or worn This is an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - example of a bright-silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based, WH (IMO Heeres) (ie. 'Kraftfahrer'-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '4.K./Kf.Ers.Abt.15' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the 4th company of a 'K' (= smaller ie. 'kleiner') 'Kraftfahr-Ergänzungs-Bataillon' numbered '15') and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and/or worn. The attractive disc - that is of unmistaken originality - comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn: it has never been cleaned and is still a bit dirty ie. stained (see pictures). The disc shows the additionally stamped bearers'-blood-group-type ('Type 0') something that was more often seen. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty) and comes mounted on its original cord. The ID-disc was recently found at a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. It does, moreover, show some pencilled text on its back (of which I could only decypher a date: '20-8-1943'. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Kraftfahrer'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based-, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Panzer\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'3./Pz.Ers.Abt.11\' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive example of a greyish-silver-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Panzer'-related-, 'standard-pattern'-, ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke'), bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '3./Pz.Ers.Abt.11' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: '3. Kompanie des Panzer-Ersatz Abteilung 11' ie.: third company within a replacement, tank- ie. Panzer-unit, numbered: '11') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows truly torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc shows the clearly stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (type 'A') and comes as recently uncovered (see pictures). It was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Panzer'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based-, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flieger-Ausbildung\'-related ID-disc that comes stored in its period-, leather-based pouch mounted on a cord, bearing the (clearly!) stamped inscription ie. unit-signification that reads: \'2/A/Flg.Ausb. Regt This is an attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flieger-Ausbildung'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the nicely executed and/or stamped inscription ie. unit-signification that clearly reads: '2/A/Flg.Ausb.Regt.21' (and as such IMO a disc that belonged to a soldier ie. NCO that served within the second company of a: 'Flieger-Ausbildung'- ie. pilot-trainings-related-, regiment numbered: '21'), that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The disc comes as found and was never cleaned nor polished: it shows minimal usage (slightly torn-out holes) but is void of the soldiers'-bloodgroup-type: it does show, however, a large engraved '0' on its back (which might have been period-done by the soldier as is more often encountered). The disc came as found still stored in its period-, natural-coloured and/or: genuine leather-based pouch (which is in an equally nicely preserved condition and that shows a clear imprint of the disc it once held - see pictures). One side of the pouch comes a bit loose (but nothing shocking). The soldiers'-unit- or school (ie. the: 'Flieger-Ausbildungs-Regiment 21') was formed on 1 April 1939 and had as a 'base' the town of Magdeburg-Ost and was stopped its activities as such on 31 May, 1941: in September 1942 it was redesignated as the: 'Luftwaffe-Felddivision 6' (and as such acted as a LW-ground-troops- ie. infantry unit). Simply a very attractive- (and complete!) 'standard'-pattern-, ID-disc-set that belonged to a Luftwaffe-soldier!

Attractive, aluminium-based-, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Nachrichten u. Flak\'-related ID-disc that comes stored in its period-, leather-based pouch, bearing the (clearly!) stamped inscription ie. unit-signification that reads: \'Stbs.u.N.Bttr.Flak.Ers.Abt.51\' This is an attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) 'Nachrichten u. Flak'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the nicely executed and/or stamped inscription ie. unit-signification that clearly reads: 'Stbs.u.N.Bttr.Flak.Ers.Abt.51' (and as such IMO a disc that belonged to a soldier ie. NCO that served within the staff-company of a: 'Nachrichten' (ie. signals-related-) battery that resided under the 'Flakartillerie' (or: anti-aircraft) regiment ie. unit, numbered: '51', that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used- and/or moderately worn-, condition. The disc comes as found and was never cleaned nor polished: it shows minimal usage (slightly torn-out holes) but is void of the soldiers' bloodgroup-type (as more often). The disc came as found still stored in its period-, natural-coloured and/or: genuine leather-based pouch (which is in an equally nicely preserved condition and that shows a clear imprint of the disc it once held - see pictures). Of interest is, moreover, the fact that the soldier personalised the pouch by writing his name on the pouch (which reads: 'R. Neuboer' or alike - see pictures). Simply a very attractive- (and complete!) 'standard'-pattern ID-disc-set that belonged to a Luftwaffe 'Flak'-soldier!

Attractive, aluminium-based-, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Pioniere- o. Bautruppen\'-related ID-disc that bears the (clearly and/or nicely executed!) stamped inscription ie. unit-signification that reads: \'Luftw.Baukp.3/XI\' This is an attractive, aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) 'Pioniere- o. Bautruppen'-related ID-disc that bears the (clearly and/or nicely executed!) stamped inscription ie. unit-signification that reads: 'Luftw.Baukp.3/XI' (and as such IMO a disc that belonged to a soldier ie. NCO that served within a company within a Luftwaffe-related construction-regiment), that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The disc comes as found and was never cleaned nor polished: it shows minimal usage (slightly torn-out holes) and does show the soldiers' bloodgroup-type ('Type 0') as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive,'standard'-pattern ID-disc that belonged to a Luftwaffe 'Pioniere- o. Bautruppen'-soldier!

Attractive, aluminium-based-, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'Flak\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Flak.Trsp.Battr.A.(mot.) 2/121\' and that comes mounted on its period, metal chain as issued and/or worn This is an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - example of a silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) (ie. 'Flakartillerie'-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: 'Flak.Trsp.Battr.A.(mot.) 2/121' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the second company of the motorised, anti-aircraft-battery transport unit, numbered: '121') and that comes mounted on its period (metal-based) chain as issued and/or worn. The attractive disc - that is of unmistaken originality - comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn: it has never been cleaned and is still a bit dirty ie. stained (see pictures). The disc shows a bearers'-blood-group-type ('Type A') on its back (something that is more often seen). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty) and comes mounted on its original chain. The ID-disc was recently found at a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Flak-Artillerie'-ie. 'Flak-Transport'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based-, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'Flieger\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'2.A.Fl.Ausb.Rgt. 24\' and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and/or worn This is an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - example of a silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) (ie. 'Flieger'-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '2.A.Fl.Ausb.Rgt. 24' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the second company of the pilot training- and/or schooling-regiment numbered '24') and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and/or worn. The attractive disc - that is of unmistaken originality - comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn: it has never been cleaned and is still a bit dirty ie. stained (see pictures). The disc shows the additionally stamped bearers'-blood-group-type ('Type A') something that was more often seen. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty) and comes mounted on its original cord. The ID-disc was recently found at a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Flieger'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based-, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'Flieger\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Flgpl. Kdo. A/3. VIII. Neudorf ü. Oppeln\' and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and/or worn This is an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - example of a silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) (ie. 'Flieger'-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: 'Flgpl. Kdo. A/3. VIII. Neudorf ü. Oppeln' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within some sort of airport-security-unit numbered 'A/3.VIII' that was stationed at the airport of the town Neudorf ü. Oppeln) and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and/or worn. The attractive disc - that is of unmistaken originality - comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn: it has never been cleaned and is still a bit dirty ie. stained (see pictures). The disc is void of a bearers'-blood-group-type (which is not unusual) and has a remarkable low-number (number '2'). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty) and comes mounted on its original cord. The ID-disc was recently found at a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Flieger'-ie. 'Flugplatz'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based-, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'Flieger\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped- and \'coded\' unit-designation: \'53638\' (and as such belonging to a pilot who served within the: \'3./K.Gr.z.b.V.9\') This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - example of a silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Flieger'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke'), bearing the clearly stamped- and/or 'coded' unit-designation: '53638' and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier (or NCO ie. officer) who served as a pilot within the: '3./Kampfgruppe zur besonderen Verwendung 9' (or: transport-pilot who served within the third 'Staffel' of the: 'K.Gr.z.b.V.' numbered: '9'). The disc comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc is void of the bearers'-blood-group-type (something that was more often seen on these 'coded' ID-discs). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a private household where it was recently uncovered. Simply a very attractive and honest 'coded' WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Transport-Flieger'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based-, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'Sanitäter\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'San.Ausb.Abt. der L.W. XVII\' and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and/or worn This is an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - example of a silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) (ie. 'Sanitäter'-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: 'San.Ausb.Abt. der L.W. XVII' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within a medical training- and/or schooling-unit that resided under the 'Wehrkreis' ie. region numbered '17') and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and/or worn. The attractive disc - that is of unmistaken originality - comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn: it has never been cleaned and is still a bit dirty ie. stained (see pictures). The disc shows the additionally stamped bearers'-blood-group-type ('Type 0') something that was more often seen. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty) and comes mounted on its original cord. The ID-disc was recently found at a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Sanitäter'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based-, WH (Luftwaffe-related-) ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'2/Res.Flak.Abt. 464\' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive example of a greyish-silver-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based, WH (Luftwaffe-related and 'standard-pattern'-) ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke'), bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '2/Res.Flak.Abt. 464' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: '2. Kompanie des Reserve-Flakabteilung 464' ie.: second company within a reserve anti-aircraft unit, numbered: '464') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows truly torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc shows the clearly stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (type '0') and comes as recently uncovered (see pictures). It was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Simply an attractive and honest WH 'Luftwaffe-Flak-Artillerie'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, aluminium-based-, \'Polizei\'- (ie. police) visor-cap eagle, being a nicely maker- (ie. \'ZS 38\'-) marked example, as was intended for usage on the various \'Polizei\' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') This is an attractive, aluminium-based-, 'Polizei'- (ie. police) visor-cap eagle ('Adler für Schirmmütze') being a nicely maker- (ie. 'ZS 38'-) marked example, as was intended for usage on the various 'Polizei' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. never cap-attached- ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. The very detailed piece is executed in bright-silver-coloured aluminium-based metal and retains both its two (copper-based-) prongs (which were never bent, and which are naturally still fully functional). The detail on the fairly 'frosted' piece is simply extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. Hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, aluminum-based- and semi-official commemorative-plate (ie. \'Erinnerungsteller\') showing in its centre a detailed \'SA\'-logo and sword surrounded by the text: \'Kriegsweihnacht 1939 - III.Btl. J.R.271 (Feldherrnhalle)\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - aluminum-based- (and I deem semi-officially issued) so-called: commemorative-plate (ie. \'Erinnerungsteller\') showing in its centre a detailed \'SA\'-logo and sword surrounded by the period-engraved text that reads: \'Kriegsweihnacht 1939 - III.Btl. J.R.271 (Feldherrnhalle)\' and that also shows an engraved signature of the commander of the 3rd Bataillon named: Major August Raben (who was KIA in France on 15-6-1940) and that comes in an overall nicely preserved condition. The smaller-sized plate (having an approximate diameter of 14 cms.) shows a makers\'-designation (on its back) that reads: \'Lameyer & Sohn - Hannover\'. The piece was just moderately used and does show some obvious usage-marks and/or scratching (it is, however, void of any damagae or alike. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - aluminum-based- and semi-official \'Feldherrnhalle\'-related, commemorative-plate (ie. \'Erinnerungsteller\') that was issued to commemorate Christmas 1939 ie. \'Kriegsweihnachten 1939\'!

Attractive, and IMO early-period-, \'Buntmetall\'- (ie. \'Tombak\'-) based example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flugzeugführerabzeichen\', being a maker-marked example as was produced by the: \'Imme\'-company This is a truly attractive and/or very pronounced example of an (IMO) early-period- and/or: 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak'-) based WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flugzeugführerabzeichen', being a neatly maker-marked specimen as was produced the: 'Imme'-company, that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and truly retains most of its original silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated above IMO moderately worn but truly shows great character and/or fine, pronounced detail as to be expected by such a high-quality piece. The badge is naturally in great shape ie. order: the pin, catch- and/or both rivets are in fine (and/or fully undamaged nor repaired-) order (see pictures). The neat badge - which was recently uncovered at a private household in Germany - has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished 'age-patina' (as can be seen on the pictures): it was never before part of any collection! Simply a very attractive- and high-quality-produced-, Luftwaffe 'Flugzeugführerabzeichen' that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, and IMO early-period-, \'Buntmetall\'- (ie. \'Tombak\'-) based example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flugzeugführerabzeichen\', being a maker-marked example as was produced by the: \'Imme\'-company This is a truly attractive and/or very pronounced example of an (IMO) early-period- and/or: 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak'-) based WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flugzeugführerabzeichen', being a neatly maker-marked specimen as was produced the: 'Imme'-company, that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and truly retains most of its original silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated above IMO moderately worn but truly shows great character and/or fine, pronounced detail as to be expected by such a high-quality piece. The badge is naturally in great shape ie. order: the pin, catch- and/or both rivets are in fine (and/or fully undamaged nor repaired-) order (see pictures). The neat badge - was recently uncovered at a private household in Germany where it was found together with the 'Front- flugspange für Jäger in Gold' that I offer under 41004: both war-badges belonged to the same fighter-pilot who kept and stored these for decades. The badge has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished 'age-patina' (as can be seen on the pictures): it was never before part of any collection! Simply a very attractive- and high-quality-produced-,Luftwaffe 'Flugzeugführerabzeichen' that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, and IMO early-period-, \'Buntmetall\'- (ie. \'Tombak\'-) based example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Jäger in Gold\', being a non-maker-marked example This is a truly attractive and/or very pronounced example of an (IMO) early-period- and/or: 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak'-) based, so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Frontflugspange für Jäger in Gold' (or golden-class combat-clasp for fighter-pilots), being a very detailed albeit non-maker-marked example, that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and truly retains most of its original golden-toned (and truly 'frosted'!) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated above IMO moderately worn but truly shows great character and/or fine, pronounced detail as to be expected by such a high-quality piece. The badge is naturally in great shape ie. order: the pin, catch- and/or rivet are in fine (and/or fully undamaged nor repaired-) order (see pictures). The neat badge - was recently uncovered at a private household in Germany where it was found together with the 'Flugzeugführerabzeichen' that I offer under 41003: both war-badges belonged to the same fighter-pilot who kept and stored these for decades. The clasp - which shows an upright positioned 'winged-arrow-symbol' as to be expected - was IMO never cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished 'age-patina' (as can be seen on the pictures): it was (as stated above) never before part of any collection! Simply a very attractive- and high-quality-produced-, Luftwaffe 'Frontflugspange für Jäger in Gold' that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, and IMO fairly early-period-, \'Buntmetall\'- (ie. \'Tombak\'-) based example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flugzeugführerabzeichen\', being a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the: \'F.L.L.\'- (ie. \'Friedrich Linden\'-) company This is a truly attractive and/or very pronounced example of an (IMO) early-period- and/or: 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak'-) based WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flugzeugführerabzeichen', being a non-maker-marked specimen that was with certainty produced the: 'F.L.L.'- (ie. 'Friedrich Linden'-) company and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and truly retains most of its original silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated above IMO moderately worn but truly shows great character and/or fine, pronounced detail as to be expected by such a high-quality piece. The badge is naturally in great shape ie. order: the pin, catch- and/or both rivets are in fine (and/or fully undamaged nor repaired-) order (see pictures). The neat badge - was recently uncovered at a private household in Germany and came as stored these for decades. The badge has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished 'age-patina' (as can be seen on the pictures): it was never before part of any collection! Simply a very attractive- and high-quality-produced-, Luftwaffe 'Flugzeugführerabzeichen' that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, BDM- (ie. \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/15\'-) marked example that is bearing a so-called: \'B\'-engraving on its back This is a truly attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - BDM- (ie. 'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze' being a neatly maker- (ie. 'RzM M1/15'-) marked example that is void of a bearers'-number but that is showing a so-called: 'B'-engraving on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. I deem hardly worn-), condition. The neat badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered!) pin- ie. catch set-up and retains a neat (and undamaged) bright-golden- (ie. truly golden-bronze-like-) coloured finish (which is just a bit tarnished and/or slightly dirty ie. stained - as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on this small-sized, female youth-related item is simply stunning and pronounced. It should be noted that these neat (female- ie. girl-related-) sports'-awards are quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive example of this neat 'BDM'-related sports-proficiency-award!

Attractive, BDM- (ie. \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/15\'-) marked example, that is bearing the unique bearers\'-number: \'115224\' This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - BDM- (ie. 'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze' being a neatly maker- (ie. 'RzM M1/15'-) marked example that is bearing the unique bearers'-number: '115224' on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. I deem truly worn-), condition. The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered!) pin- ie. catch set-up and retains a neat (and undamaged) golden-brown- (ie. bronze-like-) coloured finish (which is just a bit tarnished and/or slightly dirty ie. stained - as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on this small-sized youth-related item is simply stunning and pronounced. It should be noted that these neat (female- ie. girl-related-) sports'-awards are quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive example of this neat 'BDM'-related sports-proficiency-award!

Attractive, Belgian WW-period-, chrome-steel-based membership lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') as was intended to signify membership within the: \'N.S.J.V.\' (or: \'Nationaalsocialistische Jeugd in Vlaanderen\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Belgian WW-period-, chrome-steel-based membership lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') as was intended to signify membership within (ie. affilation with) the Belgian: 'N.S.J.V.' (or: 'Nationaalsocialistische Jeugd in Vlaanderen') and that comes in an overall nice (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which depicts a stylished flying sea-gull in a circle - comes mounted on its (long-sized-) pin and was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The Belgian 'N.S.J.V.' (or: 'Nationaalsocialistische Jeugd in Vlaanderen' was a fascist youth organisation that existed in Flanders during World War II. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a scarcely seen Belgian collaborationists' membership lapel-pin that is not often offered for sale!

Attractive, black wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') being a non-maker-marked specimen that comes as recently found still packed in its original pouch of issue by the company: \'Carl Poellath\' This is an attractive- (and unusually seen ie. equally desirable!) medal-set comprising of an (IMO) only minimally used- ie. worn example of a black wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz') being a non-maker-marked specimen that comes as recently found still packed in its original (regular-sized- and scarcely seen!) pouch of issue by the company: 'Carl Poellath' based in the town of Schrobenhausen. The WB truly shows no wear nor age and retains all of its original, black-coloured- and/or fairly 'shiny' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated above a non-maker-marked example. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) formed catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present (see pictures). This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected and came still packed in its period- (and/or: 'Zellstoff'-based-) beige-brown-coloured pouch. The (regular-sized-) pouch is in an equally nicely preserved condition: it is fully functional (and does show the clearly printed-) makers'-mark of the company: 'Carl Poellath' printed on its back as stated above. Simply a very attractive 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz'-set that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, black- and silver-coloured, so-called: officers\'-type sword-knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH- (ie. \'Polizei\' ie. police-) swords and that comes in an overall very nice condition This is a very attractive example of a black- and/or silver-coloured, so-called: officers'-type sword-knot (ie. 'Portepee' ie.: 'Troddel') as was used for the various WH- (ie. 'Polizei' ie. police-) swords and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem 'virtually mint'- and presumably never mounted-), condition. These officers'-type sword-knots (ie. 'Portepee' or: 'Troddel') were specifically intended for usage on the various swords (ie. Säbel) as worn by 'Offiziere' (ie. officers'-usage). The piece shows some minimal storage-age only and comes still folded- and tied together as found (as can be seen on the photos) but is void of any damage and is of course still functional. The piece was recently uncovered at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive example of an (unsually black-coloured!) 'Säbel-Portepee' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz\'), being a neat maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange\'-company and that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition This is an attractive example of a black-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz') being a neatly maker- (ie. '100'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint ie. unissued-), condition. The badge truly retains all of its black-coloured (and somewhat satin-like-) finish and does not show any wear nor age: it has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has never been cleaned and shows a clearly visible maker-mark (ie. '100'-) stamped on its back (ie. in the upper-left sword) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply a very attractive, black-class WB that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange' as based in the town of Mittwaida and that simply cannot be upgraded!

Attractive, black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz\'), being a neat maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange\'-company and that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition This is an attractive example of a black-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz') being a neatly maker- (ie. '100'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint ie. unissued-), condition. The badge truly retains all of its black-coloured (and somewhat satin-like-) finish and does not show any wear nor age: it has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has never been cleaned and shows a clearly visible maker-mark (ie. '100'-) stamped on its back (ie. in the upper-left sword) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply a very attractive, black-class WB that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange' as based in the town of Mittwaida and that simply cannot be upgraded!

Attractive, black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz\'), being a neat maker- (ie. \'107\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Carl Wild\'-company This is an attractive example of a black-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz') being a neatly maker- (ie. '107'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO issued but IMO almost mint-), condition. The badge truly retains most of its black-coloured (and somewhat satin-like-) finish and does not show any real wear nor age (one tiny chipped area is visible on the swastika-area but nothing shocking). It has furthermore a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has never been cleaned and shows a clearly visible maker-mark (ie. '107'-) stamped on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive, black-class WB that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Carl Wild' as based in the town of Hamburg and that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz\'), being a neat maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company and that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition This is an attractive example of a black-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz') being a neatly maker- (ie. '4'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint ie. unissued-), condition. The badge truly retains all of its black-coloured (and somewhat satin-like-) finish and does not show any wear nor age: it has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has never been cleaned and shows a clearly visible maker-mark (ie. '4'-) stamped on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive, black-class WB that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Steinhauer u. Lück' and that simply cannot be upgraded!

Attractive, black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz\'), being a neat maker- (ie. \'81\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Overhoff & Cie.\'-company and that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition This is an attractive example of a black-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz') being a neatly maker- (ie. '81'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint ie. unissued-), condition. The badge truly retains all of its black-coloured (and somewhat satin-like-) finish and does not show any wear nor age: it has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has never been cleaned and shows a clearly visible maker-mark (ie. '81'-) stamped on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive, black-class WB that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Overhoff & Cie.' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that simply cannot be upgraded!

Attractive, black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz\'), being a neat maker- (ie. \'L/11\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company and that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition This is an attractive example of a black-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L/11'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint ie. unissued-), condition. The badge truly retains all of its black-coloured (and somewhat satin-like-) finish and does not show any (real) wear nor age: it has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has never been cleaned and shows a clearly visible maker-mark (ie. 'L/11'-) stamped on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive, black-class WB that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Wilhelm Deumer' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz\'), being a neat maker- (ie. \'L/21\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Förster & Barth\'-company and that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition This is a very attractive example of a black-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L/21'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint ie. unissued-), condition. The badge truly retains all of its black-coloured (and somewhat glossy-like-) finish and does not show any wear nor age: it has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has never been cleaned and shows a clearly visible makers'-mark (ie. 'L/21'-) stamped on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive, black-class WB by that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Förster & Barth' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid (which is a not that easily found maker for WBs!) and that will be hard to be upgraded.

Attractive, black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz\'), being a neat maker- (ie. \'L/54\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Schauerte & Höhfeld\'-company and that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition This is a very attractive example of a black-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L/54'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint ie. unissued-), condition. The badge truly retains all of its black-coloured (and somewhat glossy-like-) finish and does not show any wear nor age: it has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has never been cleaned and shows a clearly visible makers'-mark (ie. 'L/54'-) stamped on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive, black-class WB by that was produced by the (unusually seen!) maker (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Schauerte & Höhfeld' based in the town of Lüdenscheid (which is a not that easily found maker for WBs!) and that will be hard to be upgraded.

Attractive, black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition This is an attractive example of a black-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz') being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint ie. unissued-), condition. The badge truly retains all of its black-coloured (and somewhat satin-like-) finish and does not show any wear nor age: it has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has never been cleaned (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive, black-class WB that simply cannot be upgraded!

Attractive, black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition This is an attractive example of a black-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz') being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint ie. unissued-), condition. The badge truly retains all of its black-coloured (and somewhat satin-like-) finish and does not show any wear nor age: it has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place (which are part of the actual award itself (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has never been cleaned (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive, black-class WB that simply cannot be upgraded!

Attractive, black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes stored in its (scarcely seen!) \'LDO\'-etui and that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition This is a very attractive example of a black-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz') being a non-maker-marked example that comes stored in its (scarcely seen!) blue-coloured- and/or 2-pieced-, 'generic', so-called: 'LDO'-etui and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint ie. unissued-), condition. The badge truly retains all of its black-coloured- (and somewhat satin-like-) finish and does not show any wear nor age: it has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has never been cleaned (as can be seen on the pictures). The WB came stored in its scarcely seen, blue-coloured- and/or 2-pieced so-called: 'LDO'-etui (that comes in an equally very nice condition). The etui retains a fully preserved (bright-yellow-coloured) 'inlay' and shows an 'LDO'-marking in the top of its lid (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive, black-class WB-set that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, black-coloured so-called: \'Koppeltragestell\' (ie. cross-belt) as was intended for usage by staff of various NS-organisations being a clearly maker (ie. \'D.R.G.M. - RzM/M5 20/1\'-) marked example This is a neat TR-period equipment-item: a black-coloured and genuine leather-based so-called: \'Koppeltragestell\' (ie. cross-belt) as was intended for usage by the staff-members of various NS-organisations (such as HJ, NSKK, SA to mention a few) being a clearly maker (ie. \'D.R.G.M. - RzM/M5 20/1\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nicely preserved- and of course fully functional, condition. The piece is totally souple and functional and comes with a single \'Lasche\'-attached as found. The piece - which has a total length of in total approximately 75 cms. (measured with both its metal-clips) retains its (I deem nickle-chrome-based) metal-parts in place (that show some minimal rust-staining as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat TR-period eqquipment-item that can excellently be used to complete a mannequin set-up!

Attractive, black-coloured- and linnen-based \'Der Stahlhelmbund\' (ie. \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (or: Sta)\' armband (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Gau Thüringen\' This is an attractive - and actually unusually encountered! - early-period, black-coloured- and typical linnen-based \'Der Stahlhelmbund\' (ie. \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (or: Sta)\' armband (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Gau Thüringen\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The armband measures approximately 29 cms. and is executed in (smooth-type) black-coloured linnen in the \'BeVo\'-like weave-pattern and shows the white-coloured text that reads: \'Gau Thüringen\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The organisation \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (or: Sta)\' was conceived as a national veterans’-organization by Franz Seldte in November of 1918 and was officially founded on Christmas-day of that year. It was mostly comprised of WWI veterans trying to assimilate back into what was then a devastated society. The \'Der Stahlhelm\' became the largest of the post-war veterans- groups, incorporating many of the smaller \'Freikorps\'-groups into it. Most of its members were assimilated by the SA in 1933, and it was disbanded in 1935, with its remaining members absorbed by the D.R.K.B. (\"Deutscher Reichskriegerbund\"). The cuff-title can as such most certainly be re-mounted onto a: \'Der Stahlhelm\'-tunic if wanted or deemed neccesary. The band still shows some of its period stitching-remains with which it was once tunic-attached. Simply a neat - and most certainly not that often encountered! - \'Der Stahlhelmbund\'-related cuff-title that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, blackish-bronze-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (being of the desirable detachable-pattern!) showing a WWI-period: \'Ehrenkreuz für Witwen und Waisen 1914-18\' (or: specific WWI-cross as given to widows and orphans) This is an attactive example of a WWI-period: \'Ehrenkreuz für Witwen und Waisen 1914-18\' (or: specific WWI-cross as given to widows and orphans) being a nicely preserved and neatly maker- (ie. 0.16.\'-) marked example that came mounted onto its period (and nicely confectioned) single-pieced mounting (ie. \'Einzelspange\') and that comes in an overall nicely preserved- (and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The attractive (and truly black-coloured) award is a nicely preserved (and iron-based) example that retains all of its somewhat darkened ie. shiny, blackened \'finish\' (as can be seen on the picture). The piece is just a tiny bit stained but is neverthelass very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes \'mounted\' onto a clasp (with functional pin- ie. catch set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. I deem that I have priced this attractive \'Ehrenkreuz für Witwen und Waisen 1914-18\'-medal ie. \'Einzelspange\' accordingly!

Attractive, bluish-grey-coloured WH-duty-clock (ie. \'WH Stationsuhr für Funker u. Diensträume\') being a nicely preserved, 3-digit- (ie.\'CXH\'-) marked and/or \'1944\'-dated example that comes in a fully untouched albeit non-running, condition This is an attractive - nicely preserved and actually not that easily found! - bluish-grey-coloured, WH-duty-clock (ie. \'WH Stationsuhr für Funker u. Diensträume\') being a nicely preserved, 3-digit- (ie.\'CXH\'-) marked and/or: \'1944\'-dated example that comes in a fully untouched albeit regrettably non-running, condition. The piece is fully complete as found and retains (almost) all its bluish-grey-toned- and sprayed colour (ie. \'Einheitsfarbe 1944\'): just some regular usage-marks are noticable as can be seen on the pictures. The clock comes mounted into its domed (and wooden-based) casing and shows a (pristine) black-coloured dial-plate and has an engraved low (serial) number - that reads: \'7067\': the also noticable text \'Heereseigentum\' is only partly present (they have tried to remove this as can be seen on the pictures). The clock is NOT running but can I deem be serviced if deemed necessary. Simply an attractive and desirable piece of \'Wehrmacht\'-equipment that comes not that often for sale!

Attractive, bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: N.S.F.K.- (or: \'National Socialistisches Flieger Korps\') breast-eagle being a nicely BeVo-woven- (and enlisted-mens\'-pattern) example that comes mounted on its piece of bluish-coloured wool This is a very attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: N.S.F.K.- (or: 'National Socialistisches Flieger Korps') breast-eagle ('Armadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des N.S.F.K.') being a nicely ('BeVo'-) woven- (and enlisted-mens'- ie. NCO-pattern) example depicting the 'Fliegender Mensch'-symbol that comes (pre)mounted on its piece of bluish-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. once shirt- ie. tunic-attached-), condition. The breast-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-like weave-technique - comes (off-factory) mounted on its bluish-coloured- and/or woolen based backing but misses an 'RzM'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was minimally used ie. presumably once tunic-(ie. shirt-) attached and does show some minimal signs of having been worn and used as such (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive EM- ie. NCO-pattern example that was specifically intended for usage on the bluish-coloured: 'N.S.F.K.-Dienstblusen' (ie. shirts or tunics)!

Attractive, bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: N.S.F.K.- (or: \'National Socialistisches Flieger Korps\') breast-eagle being a nicely BeVo-woven- (and enlisted-mens\'-pattern) example that comes mounted on its piece of bluish-coloured wool This is a very attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: N.S.F.K.- (or: 'National Socialistisches Flieger Korps') breast-eagle ('Armadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des N.S.F.K.') being a nicely ('BeVo'-) woven- (and enlisted-mens'- ie. NCO-pattern) example depicting the 'Fliegender Mensch'-symbol that comes (pre)mounted on its piece of bluish-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. once shirt- ie. tunic-attached-), condition. The breast-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-like weave-technique - comes (off-factory) mounted on its bluish-coloured- and/or woolen based backing but misses an 'RzM'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was minimally used ie. presumably once tunic-(ie. shirt-) attached and does show some minimal signs of having been worn and used as such (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive EM- ie. NCO-pattern example that was specifically intended for usage on the bluish-coloured: 'N.S.F.K.-Dienstblusen' (ie. shirts or tunics)!

Attractive, bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: N.S.F.K.- (or: \'National Socialistisches Flieger Korps\') breast-eagle being a nicely BeVo-woven- (and enlisted-mens\'-pattern) example that comes mounted on its piece of bluish-coloured wool This is a very attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: N.S.F.K.- (or: \'National Socialistisches Flieger Korps\') breast-eagle (\'Armadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des N.S.F.K.\') being a nicely (\'BeVo\'-) woven- (and enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-pattern) example depicting the \'Fliegender Mensch\'-symbol that comes (pre)mounted on its piece of bluish-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. once shirt- ie. tunic-attached-), condition. The breast-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-like weave-technique - comes (off-factory) mounted on its bluish-coloured- and/or woolen based backing but misses an \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was minimally used ie. presumably once tunic-(ie. shirt-) attached and does show some minimal signs of having been worn and used as such (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive EM- ie. NCO-pattern example that was specifically intended for usage on the bluish-coloured: \'N.S.F.K.-Dienstblusen\' (ie. shirts or tunics)!

Attractive, bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: N.S.F.K.- (or: \'National Socialistisches Flieger Korps\') breast-eagle being a nicely BeVo-woven- (and enlisted-mens\'-pattern) example that comes mounted on its piece of bluish-coloured wool This is a very attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a bluish-grey-coloured, so-called: N.S.F.K.- (or: \'National Socialistisches Flieger Korps\') breast-eagle (\'Armadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des N.S.F.K.\') being a nicely (\'BeVo\'-) woven- (and enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-pattern) example depicting the \'Fliegender Mensch\'-symbol that comes (pre)mounted on its piece of bluish-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. I deem once shirt- ie. tunic-attached-), condition. The breast-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-like weave-technique - comes (off-factory) mounted on its bluish-coloured- and/or woolen based backing but misses an \'RzM\'-etiket as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was just minimally used ie. presumably once tunic-(ie. shirt-) attached and does show some minimal signs of having been worn and used as such (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive EM- ie. NCO-pattern example that was specifically intended for usage on the bluish-coloured: \'N.S.F.K.-Dienstblusen\' (ie. shirts or tunics)!

Attractive, bright golden-toned WH (Heeres o. KM etc.) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 October 1938\' that shows a firmly (and period-) attached \'Prager Burg-Spange\' This is a very attractive example of a bright-golden-toned, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine etc.) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 October 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes with a firmly (and most certainly period-) attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, black/red/black-coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is truly very nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto a metal clasp that is neatly 'backed' with greyish-black-coloured wool (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. The award (and 'Spange') truly retains gorgeous details and have both a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: both retain all of their fairly 'glossy'- and/or: bright-golden-toned finish. The multi-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH Czech 'Anschluss'-medal with period-attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive, bright golden-toned WH (Heeres o. KM etc.) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 October 1938\' that shows a firmly (and period-) attached \'Prager Burg-Spange\' This is a very attractive example of a - seldomly seen! - bright-golden-toned, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine etc.) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 October 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes with a firmly (and most certainly period-) attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' and that comes mounted onto its nicely confectioned, black/red/black-coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is truly very nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto a metal clasp that is neatly 'backed' with field-grey-coloured wool (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. The award (and 'Spange') truly retains gorgeous details and have both a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: both retain all of their fairly 'glossy'- and/or: bright-golden-toned finish. The multi-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH Czech 'Anschluss'-medal with period-attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive, bright golden-toned WH (Heeres o. KM etc.) WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 October 1938\' that shows a firmly (and period-) attached \'Prager Burg-Spange\' This is a very attractive example of a - seldomly seen! - bright-golden-toned, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine etc.) WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 October 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes with a firmly (and most certainly period-) attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' and that comes mounted onto its nicely confectioned, black/red/black-coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is truly very nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto a copper-toned clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or: 'Waffenrock'. The award (and 'Spange') truly retain gorgeous details and have both a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: both retain all of their fairly 'glossy'- and/or: bright-golden-toned finish. The multi-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH Czech 'Anschluss'-medal with period-attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' for a better price!

Attractive, bright golden-toned WH (Heeres o. KM etc.) WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 October 1938\' that shows a firmly (and period-) attached \'Prager Burg-Spange\' This is a very attractive example of a - seldomly seen! - bright-golden-toned, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine etc.) WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 October 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes with a firmly (and most certainly period-) attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' and that comes mounted onto its nicely confectioned, black/red/black-coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is truly very nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto its (minimally confectioned- and 15,5 cms.-sized ribbon. The award (and 'Spange') truly retain gorgeous details and have both a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: both retain all of their fairly 'glossy'- and/or: bright-golden-toned finish. The multi-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH Czech 'Anschluss'-medal with period-attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' for a better price!

Attractive, bright golden-toned WH (Heeres o. KM etc.) WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 October 1938\' that shows a firmly (and period-) attached \'Prager Burg-Spange\' This is a very attractive example of a - seldomly seen! - bright-golden-toned, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine etc.) WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 October 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes with a firmly (and most certainly period-) attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' and that comes mounted onto its nicely confectioned, black/red/black-coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is truly very nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto its (minimally confectioned- and 15,5 cms.-sized ribbon. The award (and 'Spange') truly retain gorgeous details and have both a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: both retain all of their fairly 'glossy'- and/or: bright-golden-toned finish. The multi-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH Czech 'Anschluss'-medal with period-attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' for a better price!

Attractive, bright golden-toned WH (Heeres o. KM etc.) WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 October 1938\' that shows a firmly (and period-) attached \'Prager Burg-Spange\' This is a very attractive example of a - seldomly seen! - bright-golden-toned, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine etc.) WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 October 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes with a firmly (and most certainly period-) attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' and that comes mounted onto its nicely confectioned, black/red/black-coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is truly very nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto a copper-toned clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or: 'Waffenrock'. The award (and 'Spange') truly retain gorgeous details and have both a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: both retain all of their fairly 'glossy'- and/or: bright-golden-toned finish. The multi-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH Czech 'Anschluss'-medal with period-attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' for a better price!

Attractive, bright golden-toned WH (Heeres o. KM etc.) WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 October 1938\' that shows a firmly (and period-) attached \'Prager Burg-Spange\' This is a very attractive example of a - seldomly seen! - bright-golden-toned, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine etc.) WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 October 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes with a firmly (and most certainly period-) attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' and that comes mounted onto its nicely confectioned, black/red/black-coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is truly very nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto a copper-toned clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or: 'Waffenrock'. The award (and 'Spange') truly retain gorgeous details and have both a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: both retain all of their fairly 'glossy'- and/or: bright-golden-toned finish. The multi-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH Czech 'Anschluss'-medal with period-attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' for a better price!

Attractive, bright golden-toned WH (Heeres o. KM etc.) WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 October 1938\' that shows a firmly (and period-) attached \'Prager Burg-Spange\' This is a very attractive example of a - seldomly seen! - bright-golden-toned, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine etc.) WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 October 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes with a firmly (and most certainly period-) attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' and that comes mounted onto its nicely confectioned, black/red/black-coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is truly very nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto a copper-toned clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or: 'Waffenrock'. The award (and 'Spange') truly retain gorgeous details and have both a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: both retain all of their fairly 'glossy'- and/or: bright-golden-toned finish. The multi-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH Czech 'Anschluss'-medal with period-attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' for a better price!

Attractive, bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Luftwaffe-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem only moderately used! - example of a bright- (ie. \'frosted\') silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar being of the desirable \'detachable pattern\'!) showing a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is still extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat \'frosted\'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is \'mounted\' onto a (somewhat \'padded\') clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished (ie. dirty) age-patina: it retains most of its fairly \'glossy\'- and/or: silver-toned finish (and does show some minimal rust-staining). It is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of blue-coloured linnen and comes mounted onto its steel-based \'backing-plate\' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive, bright silver-toned- and/or aluminium based-, WH (Heeres) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle, being a detailed albeit non-maker-marked, example These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Heeres) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The cap-eagle of offer here has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains both its, golden-toned- and/or copper-based pins ie. prongs in place (these were IMO once bent but are still in great shape and come in a fully functional condition). The piece is totally void of any makers'- ie. date-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The slightly converse-shaped piece has an approximate wing-span of 6,6 cms. and has a bright-silverish-coloured and/or: minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (it was IMO minimally used and once cap-attached - see pictures). Simply a very attractive, IMO pre-war-period, WH (Heeres) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Attractive, bright silver-toned- and/or aluminium based-, WH (Heeres) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle, being a detailed and maker- (ie. \'B & N\'-) marked and/or: \'1938\'-dated example These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Heeres) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The cap-eagle of offer here has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all three, silver-toned- and aluminium-based pins ie. prongs in place (these are IMO never bent and are still in great shape and come in a fully functional condition). The piece shows a clear makers'- ie. date-designation that reads: 'B & N - 38' (as can be seen on the pictures). The slightly converse-shaped piece has an approximate wing-span of 6,6 cms. and has a bright-silverish-coloured and/or: minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (it was as stated above IMO never used nor cap-attached - see pictures). Simply a very attractive, pre-war-period, WH (Heeres) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle as was produced by the: 'Berg u. Nolte'-company that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Attractive, bright silver-toned- and/or aluminium based-, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being of the second pattern), being a maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked and/or: \'1939\'-dated example These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The cap-eagle of offer here has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains both its copper-toned pins ie. prongs in place (these are IMO once bent but are naturally still in great shape and come in a fully functional condition). The piece shows a clear makers'- ie. date-designation that reads: 'A39' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has an approximate wing-span of 5,4 cms. and has a bright-silverish-coloured and/or: minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (it was as stated above IMO never used nor cap-attached - see pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example as was produced by the 'Assmann'-company. Simply a very attractive WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Attractive, bright silver-toned- and/or aluminium based-, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle, being a detailed and maker- (ie. \'F.L.L.\'-) marked and/or: \'1937\'-dated example These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The cap-eagle of offer here has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains both its, golden-toned- and copper-based pins ie. prongs in place (these are IMO never bent and are still in great shape and come in a fully functional condition). The piece shows a clear makers'- ie. date-designation that reads: 'F.L.L. - 37' (as can be seen on the pictures). The slightly converse-shaped piece has an approximate wing-span of 6,7 cms. and has a bright-silverish-coloured and/or: minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (it was as stated above IMO never used nor cap-attached - see pictures). Simply a very attractive, pre-war-period, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle as was produced by the: 'Friedrich Linden'-company that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Attractive, bright silver-toned- and/or aluminum-based-, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being of the scarcely found first-pattern) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'E.Sch.-L.\'-) marked example These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle of offer here has truly great pronounced detail and retains both its (copper-based-) pins ie. prongs in place (which are both unaltered and of course fully functional). The piece - which is I deem of a pre- (ie. early-war-) period-production - shows a clear makers'-designation stamped onto its back that reads: 'E.Sch.-L.' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece which is non-converse-shaped has an approximate wing-span of 5,5 cms. and has a silverish-grey- and/or: minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (it was - I deem - never cap-attached as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example that originates from a private-household. Simply an attractive example of an early-pattern- (ie. 'downtailed') WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Attractive, bright silverish-toned- (and/or typical aluminium-based) N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as issued to commemorate the: \'Kreisparteitag - Aachen-Stadt - Aachen-Land - 10 Jahre Ortsgruppe Aachen\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-related (and regional-issued!) day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') that is executed in (bright) silverish-toned and aluminium-based metal and that depicts an illustration of a worker, swastika and two crossed hammers coupled with the text: 'Kreisparteitag - Aachen-Stadt - Aachen-Land - 10 Jahre Ortsgruppe Aachen - 1935' and that was as such intended for an: N.S.D.A.P.-related gathering ie. rally held in the town of Aachen in the year 1935. The somewhat larger-sized- and circular-shaped badge - which has an approximate height of 5 cms. - is void of any makers'-designation and comes in an overall nice (albeit issued and/or minimally worn-), condition: it shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (some minimal staining is, however, present and visible as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-related (and regional issued!) 'tinnie' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, bright silverish-toned- (and/or typical zinc-based) N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'1.Kreisparteitag - Osterholz i. Blumenthal - 20-8-33\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-related (and regional-issued!) day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') that is executed in (bright) silverish-toned, partly bright-red-coloured and zinc-based (pot)metal and that depicts an illustration of an old sailing-vessel (ie. 'Hanseschiff') and two swastika-devices coupled with the text: '1.Kreisparteitag - Osterholz i. Blumenthal - 20-8-33' and that was as such intended for an: N.S.D.A.P.-related gathering ie. rally held in the town of Osterholz in the year 1933. The somewhat larger-sized- and shield-shaped badge - which has an approximate height of 5,2 cms. - is void of any makers'-designation and comes in an overall nice (albeit issued and/or minimally worn-), condition: it shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (some minimal staining is, however, present and visible as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-related (and regional issued!) 'tinnie' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, bright silverish-toned- (and/or typical zinc-based) N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'Kreisparteitag - Aschaffenburg - 1938\' This is an attractive, N.S.D.A.P.-related (and regional-issued!) day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') that is executed in (bright) silverish-toned- and zinc-based (pot)metal and that depicts an illustration of an upward-positioned word and swastika-device coupled with the text: 'Kreisparteitag - Aschaffenburg - 1938' and that was as such intended for an: N.S.D.A.P.-related gathering ie. rally held in the town of Aschaffenburg in the year 1938. The somewhat smaller-sized- and shield-shaped badge - which has an approximate height of only 4,3 cms. - is void of any makers'-designation and comes in an overall nice (albeit issued and/or minimally worn-), condition: it shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (some minimal staining is, however, present and visible as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-related (and regional issued!) 'tinnie' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, bright silverish-toned- (and/or typical zinc-based) N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Kreistag - Krems - 1939\' This is an attractive, N.S.D.A.P.-related (and regional-issued!) day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') that is executed in (bright) silverish-toned- and (I deem) zinc-based (pot)metal and that depicts an illustration of an eagle-device coupled with the text: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Kreistag - Krems - 1939\' (and sub-titled: \'Dr.Robert Ley in Krems\') and that was as such intended for an: N.S.D.A.P.-related gathering ie. rally held in the town of Krems in the year 1939. The somewhat smaller-sized- and circular-shaped badge - which has an approximate diameter of only 4 cms. - is void of any makers\'-designation and comes in an overall nice (albeit issued and/or minimally worn-), condition: it shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (some minimal staining is, however, present and visible as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-related (and regional issued!) \'tinnie\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, bright-golden-coloured- (and/or: aluminium-based) (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/44\' marked on its back I recently acquired three - fully identical! - examples of the attractive, bright-golden-coloured- (and/or: aluminium-based) (political-style) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle (as were specifically intended for the N.S.D.A.P.-related 'politischen Leiter') being all three detailed examples that are neatly: 'RzM' and/or 'M1/44' marked on their backs and that come in an overall very nice- (ie. never cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagles have truly great pronounced detail and naturally retain each their three, also golden-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were never bent and which are of course still functional). On their backs, the eagles are nicely marked with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/44' as stated above. The pieces - which are right-facing and that are having an approximate wing-span of 5,8 cms. - have most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: they are just minimally stained- ie. tarnished over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is naturally intended per single piced. Simply a neat occasion to acquire a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and very detailed 'party-style' visor-cap eagle: it will be impossible to upgrade these attractive examples!

Attractive, bright-golden-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/44\' marked on its back I recently found two - very attractive and truly detailed! - (bright!) golden-coloured- (ie. 'Feuervergoldeter') and/or typical aluminium-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagles being both detailed examples that are neatly: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/44' marked on their backs and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagles have truly great pronounced detail and naturally retain all their three, golden-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were simply never bent and which are of course still functional). On their backs, the eagles are nicely marked with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/44' as stated above. The pieces - which are right-facing and that are minimally converse-shaped are having an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. - have most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: they are just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive and truly detailed 'party-style' visor-cap eagle: it will be impossible to upgrade these attractive- and/or fully untouched examples!

Attractive, bright-golden-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/44\' marked on its back I recently found two - very attractive and truly detailed! - (bright!) golden-coloured- (ie. 'Feuervergoldeter') and/or typical aluminium-based, (political-style) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagles being both detailed examples that are neatly: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/44' marked on their backs and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagles have truly great pronounced detail and naturally retain all their three, golden-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were simply never bent and which are of course still functional). On their backs, the eagles are nicely marked with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/44' as stated above. The pieces - which are right-facing and that are minimally converse-shaped are having an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. - have most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: they are just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive and truly detailed 'party-style' visor-cap eagle: it will be impossible to upgrade these attractive- and/or fully untouched examples!

Attractive, bright-golden-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/44\' marked on its back This is an attractive, bright-golden-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/44\' marked on its back and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and or carefully cap-removed-), condition. The piece is as stated (bright!) golden-coloured- (ie. \'Feuervergoldeter\') and shows the: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/44\'-mark on its back. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle truly has great pronounced detail and naturally retains its three, golden-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were I deem once bent but that are of course still functional). The piece - which is right-facing and that is minimally converse-shaped has an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. It is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap eagle: it will be hard to upgrade this attractive- and/or fully untouched example!

Attractive, bright-golden-coloured- and/or: zinc-based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/13\' marked on its back This is an attractive, bright-golden-coloured- and (I deem) zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/13\' marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit hardly used- and or presumably carefully cap-removed-), condition. The piece is as stated (bright!) golden-coloured- (ie. \'Feuervergoldeter\') and shows the: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/13\'-marking on its back. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle truly has great pronounced detail and naturally retains its three, golden-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were I deem once bent but that are of course still functional). The piece - which is right-facing and that is minimally converse-shaped has an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. It is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap eagle: it will be hard to upgrade this attractive- and/or fully untouched example!

Attractive, bright-golden-coloured- and/or: zinc-based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed \'Feuervergoldetes\' example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/47\' marked on its back This is a truly attractive - and just minimally used- ie. I deem once cap-attached! - example of a bright-golden-coloured- and/or: zinc-based (political-style) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed \'Feuervergoldetes\' specimen that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/47\' marked on its back and that comes in an overall nicely preserved, condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all its three, golden-toned pins ie. prongs in place (which were once bent but which are of course still fully functional). On its back the eagle is nicely marked with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/47\' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and that is minimally converse-shaped and that is having an approximate wing-span of 6,8 cms. - has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit stained- ie. tarnished (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an attractive and truly detailed \'party-style\' visor-cap-eagle!

Attractive, bright-golden-toned (political-style- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-) multi-pieced visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-cocarde which is: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/16\' marked on its back and that still retains it period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is a truly attractive - and very detailed! - bright-golden-toned- and/or I deem zinc-based- (political-style- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-) multi-pieced visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-cocarde (ie. 'Mützenkokarde o. Kranz für politischen Leiter') being an example which is neatly: 'RzM' and/or 'M1/16' marked on its back and that still retains it period-attached (and equally marked!) 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in a very nice (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These cap-cocardes - having a seperately attached- and neatly enamelled center-piece - were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of the political leader-corps of the N.S.D.A.P. (or: 'politischen Leiter'). The cocarde has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains both its copper-toned pins ie. prongs (which are never bent nor used): moreover, is the detailed 'inner-cocarde' totally void of enamel-damage or alike. On the back, the wreath is nicely marked with the makers'-signification: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/16' as stated above. The piece - which is somewhat vaulted as to be expected - has an approximate 'wing-span' of 11,5 cms. and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it has a fairly bright- and/or shiny 'age-patina' (having some polished parts as to be expected). Simply a very nice and detailed 'party-style' visor-cap cocarde as was intended for the: 'politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.'!

Attractive, bright-golden-toned membership lapel-pin (ie. \'Goldene Ehrennadel für 25 jährige Mitgliedschaft\') within the: \'Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Marinebund\' (ie. NSDMB) being a nicely preserved example This is a truly attractive - and not that often found! - example of a bright-golden-toned- and/or neatly light-blue-coloured ie. enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Goldene Ehrennadel für 25 jährige Mitgliedschaft') within the: 'Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Marinebund' (ie. NSDMB) being a nicely preserved example that comes in a very nicely preserved- and/or fully undamaged, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Goldene Ehrennadel für 25 jährige Mitgliedschaft' that is void of a makers'-designation but that shows a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking on its back (as is more often encountered). The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a truly nice and minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina. It comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9652B) and an estimated value of 120 Eu. I deem this a very attractive and most certainly decorative badge which I have priced according to its very nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive, bright-golden-toned membership lapel-pin (ie. \'Goldene Ehrennadel für 40 jährige Mitgliedschaft\') within the: \'Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Marinebund\' (NSDMB) being a nicely preserved example This is a truly attractive - and not that often found! - example of a bright-golden-toned- and/or neatly enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Goldene Ehrennadel für 40 jährige Mitgliedschaft') within the: 'Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Marinebund' (ie. NSDMB) being a nicely preserved example that comes in a very nicely preserved- and/or fully undamaged, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Goldene Ehrennadel für 40 jährige Mitgliedschaft' that is void of a makers'-designation but that shows a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking on its back (as is more often encountered). The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a truly nice and minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina. It comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9652C) and an estimated value of 180 Eu. I deem this a very attractive and most certainly decorative badge which I have priced according to its very nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive, bright-golden-toned, Bulgarian WWII-period military-officers\'-cross: \'For Military Merit - IV class\' (or: in Bulgarian- ie. Cyrilic language: “Орденъ за Военна Заслуга”) that comes in its period case as issued These neat - and most certainly decorative! - bright-golden-toned, Bulgarian, WWII-period military-crosses: 'For Merit' (or: in Bulgarian language: “Орденъ за Военна Заслуга”) were merely awarded to commisioned staff (ie. officers) for exceptional actions in the face of remarkable danger. The example on offer here, is - I deem - a specimen of the fourth class of this award (something that can be deducted from both the golden-toned finish as as well as the separately attached 'crown-hanger'). The piece came mounted onto its nicely confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and was nicely preserved: it was never polished nor cleaned and is still a tiny bit dirty but very detailed. It retains a neat, only minimally tarnised golden-toned finish but regrettably shows some enamel-damage on one of the arms on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive medal was recently found as such at a private-household and was uncovered amongst some other belongings of an (regrettably not named) German officer. The attractive award came stored in its (bright-red-coloured- and semi-leather-based) etui that shows the embossed monogram of Tsar Boris III above a Bulgarian Cyrillic inscription that reads: “Орденъ за Военна Заслуга”. This etui measures approx. 14 x 7 x 2,5 cms. and retains its (beige-white-coloured) velvet-based inner-section: it does show some obvious age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very decorative Bulgarian, WWII-period military officers-type cross of the fourth class: 'For Merit' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, bright-golden-toned- (and/or IMO \'Buntmetall\'-) based, WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Zivilabzeichen\' (airforce civil-attire badge), being a very detailed example that comes mounted on its long-sized pin This is an attractive, bright-golden-toned- (and/or IMO 'Buntmetall'-) based, WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Zivilabzeichen' (airforce civil-attire badge), being a very detailed example that comes mounted on its long-sized pin and that comes in a very nice- (IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is void of any makers'-designation (as more often) - has an approximate 'wingspan' of 32 mm. and has stunning and/or pronounced detail: it comes as recently found. The piece - which is IMO of an early- ie. pre-war-production and that shows the 'down-tailed'-eagle device - has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is just a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: '9505A' and an estimated value of 60 Eu. Simply a neat and detailed example of this: 'Luftwaffe-Zivilabzeichen'!

Attractive, bright-golden-toned- and partly polished, (WH) LW-related lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') to be worn on the civil attire as intended for staff-members of the \'Luftwaffe\', depicting an early pattern (i.e. \'down-tail\'-modelled-) eagle This is a truly attractive - and actually not that often encountered - item: a detailed example of a bright-golden-toned lapel-pin to be worn on the civil attire, as was intended for staff-members of the 'Luftwaffe', depicting an early pattern (i.e. 'down-tail'-modelled!) eagle and that comes in an overall very nice- (and only minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The (highly detailed) piece comes in a very nice, albeit minimally used condition (some normal tarnish is present ie. visible but the piece was most certainly never cleaned nor polished): it still shows its high-polished 'highlights'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the eagle is of the early (ie. 'down-tailed') model. The small-sized pin (only 1,8 cms. in width) is a non-maker-marked specimen that has a nicely preserved age-patina and/or full-sized pin. This badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique number (9505c) and an estimated value of 90 Eu. Simply a very acttractive and actually not that often encountered 'Luftwaffe'-related lapel-pin!

Attractive, bright-golden-toned- and/or IMO zinc- (ie. ‘Feinzink’-) based, WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Zivilabzeichen\' (naval civil-attire badge), being a detailed example that comes mounted on its long-sized pin This is an attractive, bright-golden-toned- and/or IMO zinc- (ie. ‘Feinzink’-) based, WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Zivilabzeichen' (naval civil-attire badge), being a detailed example that comes mounted on its long-sized pin and that comes in a very nice- (IMO slightly used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is void of any makers‘-designation - has an approximate height of 23 mm. and has stunning and/or pronounced detail: it comes as recently found. The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is just a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: ‘9504A‘ and an estimated value of 50 Eu. Simply a neat and detailed example of this: 'Kriegsmarine-Zivilabzeichen'!

Attractive, bright-red- and silver-coloured NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH-bayonets that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive example of a bright-red- and/or silver-coloured NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. 'Portepee' ie.: 'Troddel') as was intended for usage on the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. These NCO-type side-arm knots (ie. 'Portepee' or: 'Troddel') were specifically intended for usage on the K98 bajonets (ie. their leather bayonet-frogs) as worn by 'Unteroffiziere' (ie. NCO-usage). The piece shows some minimal wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the photos) but is void of any damage and is of course still functional. The piece was recently uncovered at a German flea-market and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simly a attractive example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, bright-red-/white/silver-coloured NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH-bayonets that comes with its miniature-sized so-called: \'watch-fob\' (ie. key-holder) This is an attractive - and most certainly unusually encountered! - personal-equipment- and/or: souvenir-set comprising of a bright-red-/white/silver-coloured NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. 'Portepee' ie.: 'Troddel') as was used for the various WH-bayonets that comes with its accompanying, miniature-sized so-called: 'watch-fob' (ie. key-holder) that come both in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. These NCO-type side-arm knots (ie. 'Portepee' or: 'Troddel') were specifically intended for usage on the K98 bajonets ie. their leather bayonet frogs as worn by 'Unteroffiziere' (ie. NCO-usage). Both pieces show some minimal wear and/or staining and do both show somewhat faded colours (as can be seen on the photos) but are both fully functional. The set was recently uncovered at a German flea-market and belonged with certainty to the same soldier. The 'watch-fob' (ie. key-holder) comes still mounted on its original, chromed-metal-based 'musketon-hook'-device as issued. These little - and most certainly desirable! - 'souvenir-items' could be privately purchased in specialised shops, canteens and/or so-called: 'Wehrmachtsheime' etc. Simply a very nice little WH-set: just the first such matching set I ever had on offer!

Attractive, bright-red-/white/silver-coloured NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH-bayonets that comes with its miniature-sized so-called: \'watch-fob\' (ie. key-holder) This is an attractive - and most certainly unusually encountered! - personal-equipment- and/or: souvenir-set comprising of a bright-red-/white/silver-coloured NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. 'Portepee' ie.: 'Troddel') as was used for the various WH-bayonets that comes with its accompanying, miniature-sized so-called: 'watch-fob' (ie. key-holder) that come both in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. These NCO-type side-arm knots (ie. 'Portepee' or: 'Troddel') were specifically intended for usage on the K98 bajonets ie. their leather bayonet frogs as worn by 'Unteroffiziere' (ie. NCO-usage). Both pieces show some minimal wear and/or staining and do both show somewhat faded colours (as can be seen on the photos) but are still functional. The set was recently uncovered at a German flea-market and belonged with certainty to the same soldier. The 'watch-fob' (ie. key-holder) comes still mounted on its original, chromed-metal-based 'musketon-hook'-device as issued (which is, however, incomplete as can be seen at the pictures). These little - and most certainly desirable! - 'souvenir-items' could be privately purchased in specialised shops, canteens and/or so-called: 'Wehrmachtsheime' etc. Simply a very nice little WH-set: just the second such matching set I ever had on offer!

Attractive, bright-silver-coloured and truly very detailed (IMO) early-pattern, \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter- (ie. membership-) lapel-pin (ie. tie-pin) showing a: \'Reichsadler\'-device and being marked on its back with the makers\'-designation: \'A\' The lapel-pin - which has been IMO only minimally used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina but has (IMO) been been cleaned ie. polished: it is showing normal wear but is totally void of any real damage (see pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The pin shows, moreover, a somewhat 'shiny' finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example comes mounted on its regular-type pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. I deem this a truly very attractive and early-pattern, 'N.S.D.A.P.' membership-pin (ie. tie-pin) as was produced by the 'Assmann'-company and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, bright-silver-coloured and truly very detailed (IMO) early-pattern, \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter- (ie. membership-) lapel-pin (ie. tie-pin) showing a: \'Reichsadler\'-device and being marked on its back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM 90\' The lapel-pin - which has been IMO only minimally used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has (IMO) not been been cleaned nor polished: it is showing normal wear but is totally void of any damage (see pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The pin shows, moreover, a somewhat 'shiny' finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example comes mounted on its regular-type pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. I deem this a truly very attractive and early-pattern, 'N.S.D.A.P.' membership-pin (ie. tie-pin) that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, bright-silver-coloured- and very detailed, \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter- (ie. membership-) lapel-pin (ie. tie-pin) showing a: \'Reichsadler\'-device and being marked on its back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM - M1/8\' The neat lapel-pin - which has been IMO only minimally used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina but has (IMO) once been cleaned ie. polished: it is showing normal wear but is totally void of any real damage (see pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The pin shows, moreover, a somewhat 'shiny' finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example comes mounted on its regular-type-, long-sized pin which is naturally still fully functional and/or present (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is an attractive, 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin (ie. tie-pin) that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based!) \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service) medal being a non-maker-marked example that came together with its (confectioned- and somewhat shortened) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive, bright-silver-toned and (I deem) \'Buntmetall\'-based so-called: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal came together with its (unconfectioned and non-shortened) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that came together with its (confectioned- and somewhat shortened) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as once mounted and or recently found. The award is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice and only minimally \'tarnished\' age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came together with its neat (ie. approximately 13 cms. long-sized- and/or neatly pre-folded) piece of (somewhat purple-red-coloured- ie. not-faded) ribbon as issued and/or found. The award was recently found at a German private-household and was truly never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'-set that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based!) \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service) medal being a non-maker-marked example that came together with its (confectioned- and somewhat shortened) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive, bright-silver-toned and (I deem) \'Buntmetall\'-based so-called: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal came together with its (unconfectioned and non-shortened) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as once mounted and or recently found. The award is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice and only minimally \'tarnished\' age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came together with its neat (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized-, somewhat narrow-shaped and/or neatly pre-folded) piece of (somewhat bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded) ribbon as issued and/or found. The award was recently found at a German private-household and was truly never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'-set that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based-) \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service) medal being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its (minimally confectioned) ribbon The truly attractive, bright-silver-toned and (I deem) 'Buntmetall'-based so-called: 'Deutsche Volkspflege'- (ie. civil-service-) medal came mounted onto its (minimally confectioned and somewhat shortened) ribbon (ie. Bandabschnitt) as issued and recently found. The award is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice, only minimally 'tarnished' age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came mounted onto its neat (ie. approximately 12 cms. long-sized- and/or neatly pre-folded) piece of (truly bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded) ribbon as issued and/or found. The award was recently found at a German private-household and was truly never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive 'Deutsche Volkspflege'-example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned (and I deem) W.H.W.- (ie. \'Winterhilfswerke\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'WHW\'-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Tag der Wehrmacht - Stettin - 19.3.1939\' This is an attractive, bright-silver-toned (and I deem) W.H.W.- (ie. 'Winterhilfswerke'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') as was specifically issued to commemorate a: 'WHW'-gathering ie. rally entitled: 'Tag der Wehrmacht - Stettin - 19.3.1939' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit most certainly issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced and typical shield-shaped badge - which is executed in bright-silver-toned- (ie. tin-based) metal and having an approximate height of 5,9 cms. - shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained- ie. dirty). The piece shows a German soldier throwing a hand-grenade, a canon and Heeres eagle-device coupled with the above-mentioned text. The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. catch set-up and shows a clear makers'-designation that reads: 'Paulmann & Crone - Lüdenscheid' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive W.H.W.- (ie. 'Tag der Wehrmacht'-) related 'tinnie'!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned (and zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based-) \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service) medal being a non-maker-marked example that came together with its (unconfectioned) ribbon The truly attractive, bright-silver-toned and (I deem) zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based so-called: 'Deutsche Volkspflege'- (ie. civil-service-) medal came together with its (unconfectioned and somewhat shortened) ribbon (ie. Bandabschnitt) as found. The award - which was simply never mounted - is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice, only minimally 'tarnished' age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came together with its neat (ie. approximately 11,5 cms. long-sized- and/or neatly pre-folded) piece of (truly bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded) ribbon as issued and/or found. The award was recently found at a German private-household and was truly never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive 'Deutsche Volkspflege'-example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned (zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based-) \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service) medal being a non-maker-marked example that came together with its (unconfectioned) ribbon & accompanying \'Feld-/Bandspange\' The truly attractive, bright-silver-toned and (I deem) zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based so-called: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal came together with its (unconfectioned and non-shortened) ribbon (ie. Bandabschnitt) and that came with its accompanying \'Feld-/Bandspange\' (ie. ribbon-bar) as recently found. The award - which was simply never mounted - is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice and only minimally \'tarnished\' age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came together with its neat (ie. approximately 25 cms. long-sized- and/or neatly pre-folded) piece of (truly purple-red-coloured- ie. not-faded) ribbon as issued and/or found. The award was recently found at a German private-household and was truly never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'-set that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned so-called: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Stufe\' (or: police loyal service medal of the 3rd class as was awarded for 8 years of service) that comes mounted on its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued The attractive police (ie. \'Polizei\'-) related loyal service-medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows almost all of its \'off-factory\'-polished- and/or fairly \'frosted\' sides- ie. details (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\'). The medal shows some minimal tarnish (ie. minimal staining) but nevertheless still retains a great age-patina (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came mounted onto its original, pre-confectioned and/or full-length (ie. 10 cms. sized-) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon that still retains its copper-toned \'clip\' (present to wear the medal on a tunic). Simply a very attractive example of a: \'Polizei Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe\': I deem that I have priced this example accordingly!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned so-called: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Stufe\' (or: police loyal service medal of the 3rd class as was awarded for 8 years of service) that comes mounted on its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued The attractive police (ie. \'Polizei\'-) related loyal service-medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows almost all of its \'off-factory\'-polished- and/or fairly \'frosted\' sides- ie. details (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\'). The medal shows some minimal tarnish (ie. minimal staining) but nevertheless still retains a great age-patina (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came mounted onto its original, pre-confectioned and/or full-length (ie. 10 cms. sized-) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon that still retains its copper-toned \'clip\' (present to wear the medal on a tunic). Simply a very attractive example of a: \'Polizei Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe\': I deem that I have priced this example accordingly!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned, HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: \'1. Franken-Ostmark Treffen, Nürnberg, 22.23.7.1933\' The bright-silver toned- (albeit minimally tarnished) day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in silver-coloured - and I deem - 'Buntmetall'-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is a tiny bit dirty but has maintained an attractive and as stated above minimally tarnished age-patina). The - quality-produced! - badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains most (ie. all!) of its silver-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an illustration of the regional flag (having a HJ-symbol ie. swastika in its centre) with below the text: '1. Franken-Ostmark Treffen, Nürnberg, 22.23.7.1933'. The piece is as stated a non-marked example that is totally void of any makers'-designation: the pin-set-up shows, however, a double 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking (as cab be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that this is one of the more difficult to encounter 'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and/or with certainty sought-after- and/or fairly early-period! - HJ-related day-badge or: 'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned, HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate participation within the: \'2. Sporttreffen - Stuttgart 1935\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily ie. truly scarcely encountered! - fairly early-period-, HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was executed in bright-silver-coloured- and/or (IMO) tin-based material as was issued to commemorate participation in a specific youth sports-gathering entitled: \'2. Sporttreffen\' held in the city of Stuttgart in 1935 and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: almost all of its silver-coloured finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a typical HJ-type \'Raute\'-symbol with above an eagle-device and text as mentioned above (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is totally void of any makers\'-designation on its back - naturally comes mounted on its (functional-) pin- ie. catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - HJ/BDM-related \'tinnie\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned, so-called: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal third-class) that comes mounted onto its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive - and just moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a silver-class: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe' (or : police loyal-service medal third class as was awarded for 8 years of loyal service within the various police-services) and that comes mounted onto its (confectioned) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows a fair bit its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is just a tiny bit tarnished (mainly on its back) but retains a great age patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came mounted onto its original, confectioned- (ie. approximately 9 cms. long- and/or: 3,7 cms. wide-sized-) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a moderately used albeit still very nicely preserved 8-yrs. police loyal-service-medal that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned- (and/or aluminium-) based, \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' so-called: \'Zivilabzeichen für Angestellte u. Arbeiter bei Heer, Kriegsmarine u. Waffen-SS\' (civil-attire badge) This is an attractive, bright-silver-toned- (and/or aluminium-) based, 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' so-called: 'Zivilabzeichen für Angestellte u. Arbeiter bei Heer, Kriegsmarine u. Waffen-SS' (ie. civil-attire badge), being a very detailed example that comes mounted on its long-sized pin and that comes in a very nice- (IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is void of any makers'-designation (as more often) - has an approximate wingspan of 32 mm. and has stunning and/or pronounced detail: it comes as recently found. The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is just a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: '9502A' and an estimated value of 75 Eu. Simply a neat and detailed example of this attractive 'Zivilabzeichen'!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned- (and/or IMO \'Buntmetall\'-) based, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Zivilabzeichen\' (army civil-attire badge), being a very detailed example that comes mounted on its long-sized pin This is an attractive, bright-silver-toned- (and/or IMO 'Buntmetall'-) based, WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Zivilabzeichen' (army civil-attire badge), being a very detailed example that comes mounted on its long-sized pin and that comes in a very nice- (IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is void of any makers'-designation (as more often) - has an approximate height of 23 mm. and has stunning and/or pronounced detail: it comes as recently found. The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is just a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: '9504A' and an estimated value of 50 Eu. Simply a neat and detailed example of this: 'Heeres-Zivilabzeichen'!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned- (and/or IMO \'Buntmetall\'-) based, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Zivilabzeichen\' (army civil-attire badge), being a very detailed example that comes mounted on its long-sized pin This is an attractive, bright-silver-toned- (and/or IMO 'Buntmetall'-) based, WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Zivilabzeichen' (army civil-attire badge), being a very detailed example that comes mounted on its long-sized pin and that comes in a very nice- (IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is void of any makers'-designation (as more often) - has an approximate height of 23 mm. and has stunning and/or pronounced detail: it comes as recently found. The piece has probably once been cleaned ie. polished but is still a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: '9504A' and an estimated value of 50 Eu. Simply a neat and detailed example of this: 'Heeres-Zivilabzeichen'!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned- and \'Feinzink\'-based \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal that comes mounted onto its original- (minimally confectioned and minimally shortened-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive medal - which is I deem executed in greyish-silver-coloured, zinc- (ie. typical 'Feinzink'-) based metal - is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice, somewhat 'matted' age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came mounted onto its minimally shortened- (ie. approximately 13 cms. long-sized- and/or neatly pre-folded-) piece of (truly bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded-) ribbon as issued and/or found. The medal was with certainty issued as such and was hardly worn: it was stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned- and/or aluminium-based \'DAF\' (ie. \'Deutsche Arbeitsfront\') so-called: \'Werkschar\'-cap-cocarde being a detailed example that shows a clear makers\'-designation (that reads: \'RzM M1/17\' and/or: \'A\') This is an attractive and detailed - and actually not that easily found! - bright-silver-toned- and/or typical aluminium-based so-called: \'DAF\' (ie. \'Deutsche Arbeitsfront\') cap-cocarde (ie. \'Schirmmützenkokarde für DAF Werkscharmänner bis Rottenführer\') being a detailed example that shows a (double!) makers\'-designation (that reads: \'RzM M1/17\' and/or: \'A\' ie. \'Assmann & Söhne\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never worn- nor once cap-attached-), condition. The detailed (and fairly converse-shaped) piece shows the typical \'DAF\'-related so-called: \'Zahnrad\'-device in its centre and still retains both of its (copper-toned) prongs in place (naturally intended for attaching it to a cap). The piece just shows some minimal age- and/or staining but was never cleaned nor polished: it still retains some of its \'off-factory\'-applied \'frosted appearance\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - \'DAF\'- (ie. \'Deutsche Arbeitsfront\'-) related \'Werkschar\'-cap-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned- and/or aluminium-based-, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being of the second pattern), which is neatly maker- (ie. \'E.Sch.L.\'-) marked on its back These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle of offer here has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains both its golden-toned- (and/or copper-based-) pins ie. prongs in place (these are IMO never bent and are naturally still in great shape and come in a fully functional condition). On the back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers-signification: 'E.Sch.L.' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is executed in bright-coloured aluminium - has an approximate wing-span of 5,4 cms. and has a silverish-grey- and/or: minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (it was as stated above IMO never used nor cap-attached - see pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example. Simply a very attractive WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned- and/or aluminium-based-, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being of the second pattern), which is neatly maker- (ie. \'F.L.& L.\'-) marked and/or dated (\'1937\') on its back These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle of offer here has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains both its golden-toned- (and/or copper-based-) pins ie. prongs in place (these are IMO never bent and are naturally still in great shape and come in a fully functional condition). On the back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers-signification: 'F.L.& L.' and is dated '1937' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is executed in bright-coloured aluminium - has an approximate wing-span of 5,4 cms. and has a silverish-grey- and/or: minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (it was as stated above IMO never used nor cap-attached - see pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example. Simply a very attractive WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned- and/or aluminium-based-, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being of the second pattern), which is neatly maker- (ie. \'F.L.& L.\'-) marked and/or dated (\'1937\') on its back These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle of offer here has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains both its golden-toned- (and/or copper-based-) pins ie. prongs in place (these are IMO never bent and are naturally still in great shape and come in a fully functional condition). On the back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers-signification: 'F.L.& L.' and is dated '1937' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is executed in bright-coloured aluminium - has an approximate wing-span of 5,4 cms. and has a silverish-grey- and/or: minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (it was as stated above IMO never used nor cap-attached - see pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example. Simply a very attractive WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned- and/or typical alumnium-based, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition) These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage before and/or throughout the war. The eagle of offer here has truly great pronounced detail and retains both its (copper-based-) pins ie. prongs in place (which were never bent and that are of course firmly in place). The piece is, however, totally void of a makers'-designation on its back as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is executed in bright-silverish-coloured (ie. 'frosted') aluminium-based metal - has an approximate wingspan of 5,4 cms. and has a minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (it was - as stated above - never used nor cap-attached - see pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example. Simply an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) non-maker-marked, 'two-prong-set-up'-pattern visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned- and/or: neatly aluminium-based, so-called: \'DAF\' (ie. \'Deutsche Arbeitsfront\'): \'Werkschar-Raute\' (being a very detailed example that still shows its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a truly very attractive - and detailed and actually scarcely found! - bright-silver-toned- and/or: neatly aluminium-based, so-called: \'DAF\'- (ie. \'Deutsche Arbeitsfront-related\'): \'Werkschar-Raute\' being a very detailed example that still shows its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The very detailed (and somewhat converse-shaped) piece shows the typical \'DAF\'-related so-called: \'Zahnrad\'-device and still retains all its three (copper-toned) prongs in place. The piece just shows some minimal age- and/or staining but was never cleaned nor polished: it truly still retains all of its off-factory-applied \'frosted appearance\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and most certaintly not easily encountered! - \'DAF\'- (ie. \'Deutsche Arbeitsfront\'-) related, so-called: \'Werkschar-Raute\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced: only the first such piece I ever had on offer!

Attractive, bright-silver-toned- and/or: neatly aluminium-based, so-called: \'DAF\' (ie. \'Deutsche Arbeitsfront\'): \'Werkschar-Raute\' (being a very detailed example that still shows its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a truly very attractive - and detailed and actually scarcely found! - bright-silver-toned- and/or: neatly aluminium-based, so-called: \'DAF\'- (ie. \'Deutsche Arbeitsfront-related\'): \'Werkschar-Raute\' being a very detailed example that still shows its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The very detailed (and somewhat converse-shaped) piece shows the typical \'DAF\'-related so-called: \'Zahnrad\'-device and still retains all its three (copper-toned) prongs in place. The piece just shows some minimal age- and/or staining but was never cleaned nor polished: it truly still retains all of its off-factory-applied \'frosted appearance\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and most certaintly not easily encountered! - \'DAF\'- (ie. \'Deutsche Arbeitsfront\'-) related, so-called: \'Werkschar-Raute\' that is - I deem - accordingly priced: only the second such piece I ever had on offer!

Attractive, bright-yellow- and blue-coloured EM- (ie. NCO-) type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition This is a truly attractive example of a bright-yellow- and blue- (ie. greyish-silver-) coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was intended for usage onto the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or most certainly never \'mounted\'-), condition. These NCO-type side-arm knots (ie. \'Portepee\' or: \'Troddel\') were specifically intended for usage on the K98 bajonets (ie. their leather bayonet-frogs) and were worn by the various troops like the: \'Unteroffiziere\' (ie. NCO-usage). The various (branch)colours used denoted a specific regiment ie. bataillon. The piece on offer here comes mounted onto a (greyish-coloured) and typical leather-based \'strap\' and shows some minimal storage-age only and comes still folded as issued (as can be seen on the photos) and is void of any damage and is of course still functional. The piece was recently uncovered at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive example of a \'standard-issue\'-type WH-side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, bright-yellow- and white-coloured EM- (ie. NCO-) type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition This is a truly attractive example of a bright-yellow- and white- (ie. greyish-silver-) coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was intended for usage onto the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or most certainly never \'mounted\'-), condition. These NCO-type side-arm knots (ie. \'Portepee\' or: \'Troddel\') were specifically intended for usage on the K98 bajonets (ie. their leather bayonet-frogs) and were worn by the various troops like the: \'Unteroffiziere\' (ie. NCO-usage). The various (branch)colours used denoted a specific regiment ie. bataillon. The piece on offer here comes mounted onto a (greyish-coloured) and typical leather-based \'strap\' and shows some minimal storage-age only and comes still folded as issued (as can be seen on the photos) and is void of any damage and is of course still functional. The piece was recently uncovered at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive example of a \'standard-issue\'-type WH-side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, bronze-toned (and I deem genuine bronze-metal-based) commemorative-table-medal (ie. \'nichttragenare Erinnerungs-Medaille\') entitled: \'Hindenburg - Hitler - 30.1.1933 - 5.3.1933\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - smaller-sized, bronze-toned- (ie. I deem genuine 'bronze'-based) so-called: commemorative-table medal (ie. 'nichttragbare Erinnerungs-Medaille') showing the faces of both 'Reichskanzler' Paul von Hindenburg and Adolf Hitler and that is entitled: 'Hindenburg - Hitler - 30.1.1933 - 5.3.1933' (on its front) and on its back the text: Für ein freies geeintes und stolzes Deutschland Hitler (on its back) and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - smaller-sized- and regular-weight-piece has an approximate diameter of 3.2 cms. and has truly pronounced detail as to be expected. It was never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted- ie. somewhat frosted-) bronze-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply an attractive and with certainty unusually encountered, TR-period commemorative-table-medal (ie. 'nichttragenare Erinnerungs-Medaille') that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, bronze-toned (and I deem \'Cupal\'-based!) \'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung\' depicting the \'Kyfhäuser\'-monument and double \'swastika\'-devices and bearing the text that reads: \'Wettkampfsieger 1937\' The attractive reddish-bronze-toned (and I deem luxuriously styled- and/or: typical \'Cupal\'-based!) so-called: \'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung\' (or: shooting- ie. marksmans\'-badge) on offer here is a non-maker marked example depicting the famous \'Kyfhäuser\'-monument, Iron Cross-symbol and double \'swastika\'-devices and bearing the text: \'Wettkampfsieger 1937\' and that comes in an overall, nicely preserved condition. The badge on offer here shows some minimal wear and/or age but has truly been nicely preserved over the years. The somewhat converse-shaped badge comes naturally mounted onto its typical (double) darker-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based \'backing\' and has simply never been cleaned nor polished: most of its (off-factory!) polished-sides are present and very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is very detailed and truly retains all of its fairly bright and/or: minimally tarnished bronze-coloured finish but does show some minimal moth-damage (on its back only). Simply a neat - and not that often seen! - \'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung\' (or: shooting- ie. marksmans\'-badge) that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, bronze-toned commemorative-medal (ie. \'Erinnerungs-Medaille\') entitled: \'Hindenburg - Hitler - 30.1.1933 - 5.3.1933\' and that comes mounted onto its period ribbon showing an interwoven swastika This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - golden-bronze-toned- (ie. I deem genuine \'bronze\'-based) so-called: commemorative-medal (ie. \'Erinnerungs-Medaille\') showing the faces of both \'Reichskanzler\' Paul von Hindenburg and Adolf Hitler and that is entitled: \'Hindenburg - Hitler - 30.1.1933 - 5.3.1933\' (on its front) and on its back the text: Für ein freies geeintes und stolzes Deutschland Hitler (on its back) and that comes mounted onto its period ribbon (with attached safety-pin) showing an interwoven swastika and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - smaller-sized- and regular-weight-piece has an approximate diameter of 3.2 cms. and has truly pronounced detail as to be expected. It was never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted- ie. somewhat frosted-) bronze-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply an attractive and with certainty unusually encountered, TR-period medal ie. \'Erinnerungs-Medaille\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, bronze-toned, commemorative plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Plakette\') entitled: \'N.S.D.A.P. Reichtagswahl 1932 - Kampfschatzspende\' and sub-titled: \'Kapitulieren - Niemals!\' that comes as stored for decades This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - (darkened- ie. fairly tarnished) bronze-toned, commemorative plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Plakette') that shows on its front a larger-sized swastika-device with various hands and that shows on its back the text: 'N.S.D.A.P. Reichtagswahl 1932 - Kampfschatzspende' and sub-title: 'Kapitulieren - Niemals!' and that comes asissued and/or stored for decades. The neat - medium-sized- and/or: regular-weight-piece has an approximate diameter of 3,5 cms. and has very pronounced detail as to be expected. It was never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (darkened) bronze-toned age-patina: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. tarnished by age (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - early-period, N.S.D.A.P.-related table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, bronze-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (being of the desirable detachable-pattern!) showing a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.\') This is an attractive example of a detailed- and truly bronze-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (of the desirable detachable pattern!) showing a WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.') and that comes as issued, minimally worn and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto a (unusually shaped!) clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains nice details and shows a clearly present makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'G1' as can be seen on the pictures. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool as is more often seen. The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period 'Einzelspange' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, bronze-toned- (ie. IMO genuine \'bronze\'-based) so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') entitled: \'Hindenburg - Hitler - 30.1.1933 - 5.3.1933\' and that comes stored in its accompanying etui This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - golden-bronze-toned- (ie. IMO genuine 'bronze'-based) so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') showing the faces of both 'Reichskanzler' Paul von Hindenburg and Adolf Hitler and entitled: 'Hindenburg - Hitler - 30.1.1933 - 5.3.1933' (on its front) and that comes stored in its accompanying (period?) and semi-leather-based etui (ie. 'Verleihungsetui') as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - smaller-sized- and regular-weight-piece has an approximate diameter of 3.8 cms. and has truly pronounced detail as to be expected. It was IMO never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted- ie. frosted-) bronze-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The darker-blue-coloured etui - that measures 8,8 x 7 cms. - comes in an equally nicely preserved condition and shows a beige-white-coloured- (and velvet-based!) inner-section (as can be seen on the pictures). I am not fully convinced that the etui belongs to the medal: but it came as such and will be sold as such. The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (see pictures). Simply an attractive and with certainty unusually encountered, TR-period table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, bronze-toned- and copper-based \'Gebirgsjäger\'-related item: a semi-official - and actually not that easily encountered! - commemorative-medal (ie. talisman) entitled: \'Eismeerfront - 1942-1943\' This is an attractive so-called: 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item: a semi-official - and actually not that easily encountered! - commemorative-medal (ie. luck-bringer or talisman) entitled: 'Eismeerfront - 1942-1943' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal depicts an 'Edelweiss'-flower on its front and comes as found and/or worn: it is a copper-based example that presumably once held a 'silverish-like' finish (which has been worn-of over the years: it retains, however, still nice and/or pronounced detail. I know that these desirable 'semi-official'-medals are also copied: this is naturally a genuine example that was never before part of a collection and originates from a German private household. The term 'Eismeerfront' relates to one specific formation: the 'XIX. Gebirgs-Korps'. This 'Korps' had many units in its structure, but the main elements were resp. the: '2.'- and '6. Gebirgs-Division' and/or the '210. Infanterie-Division'. There is not much known about these commemorative 'medals' but they were most certainly 'souvenir'-pieces that could be privately purchased by the soldiers active in this specific war-area. In any case a nice and surely scarcely seen 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item!

Attractive, bronze-toned- and copper-based \'Gebirgsjäger\'-related item: a semi-official - and actually not that easily encountered! - commemorative-medal (ie. talisman) entitled: \'Eismeerfront - 1942-1943\' This is an attractive so-called: 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item: a semi-official - and actually not that easily encountered! - commemorative-medal (ie. luck-bringer or talisman) entitled: 'Eismeerfront - 1942-1943' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal - that comes still mounted onto its period-attached 'cord' - depicts an 'Edelweiss'-flower on its front and comes as found and/or worn: I deem that it deals with a typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that shows a copper-based finish (which has been nicely preserved but that shows some obvious wear and/or age: the piece retains, however, still nice and/or pronounced detail. I know that these desirable 'semi-official'-medals are also copied: this is naturally a genuine example that was never before part of a collection and originates from a German private-household. The term 'Eismeerfront' relates to one specific formation: the 'XIX. Gebirgs-Korps'. This 'Korps' had many units in its structure, but the main elements were resp. the: '2.'- and '6. Gebirgs-Division' and/or the '210. Infanterie-Division'. There is not much known about these commemorative 'medals' but they were most certainly 'souvenir'-pieces that could be privately-purchased by the soldiers active in this specific war-area. In any case a nice and surely scarcely seen 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item!

Attractive, bronze-toned: commemorative-medal (ie. \'Erinnerungs-Medaille\') entitled: \'Hindenburg - Hitler - 30.1.1933 - 5.3.1933\' and that comes mounted onto its period ribbon showing an interwoven swastika This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - golden-bronze-toned- (ie. I deem genuine 'bronze'-based) so-called: commemorative-medal (ie. 'Erinnerungs-Medaille') showing the faces of both 'Reichskanzler' Paul von Hindenburg and Adolf Hitler and that is entitled: 'Hindenburg - Hitler - 30.1.1933 - 5.3.1933' (on its front) and on its back the text: Für ein freies geeintes und stolzes Deutschland Hitler (on its back) and that comes mounted onto its period ribbon (with attached safety-pin) showing an interwoven swastika and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - smaller-sized- and regular-weight-piece has an approximate diameter of 3.2 cms. and has truly pronounced detail as to be expected. It was never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted- ie. somewhat frosted-) bronze-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply an attractive and with certainty unusually encountered, TR-period medal ie. 'Erinnerungs-Medaille' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, bronze-toned: commemorative-medal (ie. \'Erinnerungs-Medaille\') entitled: \'Hindenburg - Hitler - 30.1.1933 - 5.3.1933\' and that comes mounted onto its period ribbon showing an interwoven swastika This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - golden-bronze-toned- (ie. I deem genuine 'bronze'-based) so-called: commemorative-medal (ie. 'Erinnerungs-Medaille') showing the faces of both 'Reichskanzler' Paul von Hindenburg and Adolf Hitler and that is entitled: 'Hindenburg - Hitler - 30.1.1933 - 5.3.1933' (on its front) and on its back the text: Für ein freies geeintes und stolzes Deutschland Hitler (on its back) and that comes mounted onto its period ribbon (with attached safety-pin) showing an interwoven swastika and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - smaller-sized- and regular-weight-piece has an approximate diameter of 3.2 cms. and has truly pronounced detail as to be expected. It was never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted- ie. somewhat frosted-) bronze-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply an attractive and with certainty unusually encountered, TR-period medal ie. 'Erinnerungs-Medaille' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, bronze-toned: commemorative-medal (ie. \'Erinnerungs-Medaille\') entitled: \'Hindenburg - Hitler - 30.1.1933 - 5.3.1933\' and that comes mounted onto its period ribbon showing an interwoven swastika This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - golden-bronze-toned- (ie. I deem genuine 'bronze'-based) so-called: commemorative-medal (ie. 'Erinnerungs-Medaille') showing the faces of both 'Reichskanzler' Paul von Hindenburg and Adolf Hitler and that is entitled: 'Hindenburg - Hitler - 30.1.1933 - 5.3.1933' (on its front) and on its back the text: Für ein freies geeintes und stolzes Deutschland Hitler (on its back) and that comes mounted onto its period ribbon (with attached safety-pin) showing an interwoven swastika and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - smaller-sized- and regular-weight-piece has an approximate diameter of 3.2 cms. and has truly pronounced detail as to be expected. It was never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted- ie. somewhat frosted-) bronze-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply an attractive and with certainty unusually encountered, TR-period medal ie. 'Erinnerungs-Medaille' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, BZP (ie. 'Bahnschutz-Polizei') officers'-/ie. NCO-type side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') eagle, as executed in woven silver thread (ie. 'flatwire-style') on a greyish-blue-coloured- and linnen-based background This is a truly very attractive example of a so-called: BZP (ie. 'Bahnschutz-Polizei') officers'-/ie. NCO-type side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') eagle, as was executed in woven silverish thread (ie. 'flatwire-style') on a greyish-blue-coloured and/or linnen-based background, in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-) condition. The rarely encountered cap-eagle (which faces left as to be expected) is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo-flat-wire'-weave style and is executed in silverish thread on a (typical) bluish-grey-coloured, linnen background. These eagles were presumably intended for officer- (ie. NCO-) usage and had to be directly applied to the side-caps (ie.: 'Schiffchen') of this lesser known police-related TR-organisation. This example has truly stunning detail and simply cannot be upgraded: it has naturally never been folded nor confectioned. Simply a very attractive example that is impossible to upgrade: only the second such rare example I ever had on offer!

Attractive, BZP (ie. \'Bahnschutz-Polizei\') officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type side-cap- (ie. \'Schiffchen-\') eagle, as executed in woven silver thread (ie. \'flatwire-style\') on a greyish-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background I recently found six - fully identical! - examples of the so-called: BZP (ie. 'Bahnschutz-Polizei') officers'- (ie. NCO-) type side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') eagle, as all six executed in woven bright-silverish-coloured thread (ie. 'flatwire-style') on a typical greyish-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background and that come all six in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. These rarely encountered cap-eagles (which face left as to be expected) are executed in the so-called: 'BeVo-flat-wire'-weave style and are executed in silverish-coloured thread on a (typical) bluish-grey-coloured- and/or linnen-based background. These eagles were presumably intended for officer- (ie. NCO-) usage and had to be directly applied onto the side-caps (ie.: 'Schiffchen') of this lesser known police-related, TR-organisation. The examples on offer here have truly stunning detail and simply cannot be upgraded: they have naturally never been folded nor confectioned and came as 'straightly cut-off the role'. My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply a nice occasion to acquire such a neat 'Bahnschutz-Polizei'-cap-eagle for an interesting price!

Attractive, BZP (ie. \'Bahnschutz-Polizei\') officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type visor-cap-insignia-set (ie. \'Metall-Effektensatz für Schirmmütze der Offiziere des BZP\') both pieces executed in silverish-grey-toned zinc ie. \'Feinzink\' This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - officers'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, BZP (ie. 'Bahnschutz-Polizei') officers'- (ie. NCO-) type visor-cap-insignia-set (ie. 'Metall-Effektensatz für Schirmmütze der Offiziere o. Unteroffiziere des BZP') both pieces as executed in silverish-grey-toned zinc (ie. 'Feinzink') and that both come in a probably issued- albeit I deem never cap-attached, condition. These attractive sets were worn on the specific blue-coloured BZP-visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'). The neat set comprises of a specific (albeit unmarked- and left-facing) cap-eagle which has a diameter ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 6,2 cms. that retains both its (copper-based and of course still functional) prongs. Next to the eagle there is a specific BZP-related cap-cocarde that has a diameter ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 7 cms. and that is also void of any makers-designation. Also does this cocarde comes with both its (copper-based and functional) prongs in place. The set came with a (loose) generic-styled so-called: 'inner-cocarde' that shows a broken prong. Simply a very nice and truly unusually encountered BZP (ie. 'Bahnschutz-Polizei') related visor-cap insignia-set of this lesser known police-related, TR-organisation that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, BZP (ie. \'Bahnschutz-Polizei\') officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type visor-cap-insignia-set (ie. \'Metall-Effektensatz für Schirmmütze der Offiziere des BZP\') both pieces executed in silverish-toned aluminium This is a very attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - officers'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, BZP (ie. 'Bahnschutz-Polizei') officers'- (ie. NCO-) type visor-cap-insignia-set (ie. 'Metall-Effektensatz für Schirmmütze der Offiziere o. Unteroffiziere des BZP') both pieces as executed in silverish toned aluminium and that both come in a probably issued- albeit (I deem) never cap-attached, condition. These attractive sets were worn on the specific blue-coloured BZP-visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'). The neat set comprises of a specific (nicely C.T.D.-marked- and/or left-facing) cap-eagle which has a diameter ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 6,2 cms. that retains both its (aluminium-based and of course still functional) prongs. The eagle also bears a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to the eagle there is a specific BZP-related cap-cocarde that has a diameter ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 7 cms. and that is void of such makers'-designation but that shows a 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation. Also does this cocarde comes with all its (aluminium-based and/or functional) prongs in place. The set came with a (loose) generic-styled so-called: 'inner-cocarde' that has both prongs in place. Simply a very nice - and truly unusually encountered! - BZP (ie. 'Bahnschutz-Polizei') related visor-cap insignia-set of this lesser known police-related, TR-organisation that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, BZP (ie. \'Bahnschutz-Polizei\') officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type visor-cap-insignia-set (ie. \'Metall-Effektensatz für Schirmmütze der Offiziere des BZP\') both pieces executed in silverish-toned aluminium This is a very attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - officers'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, BZP (ie. 'Bahnschutz-Polizei') officers'- (ie. NCO-) type visor-cap-insignia-set (ie. 'Metall-Effektensatz für Schirmmütze der Offiziere o. Unteroffiziere des BZP') both pieces as executed in silverish toned aluminium and that both come in a probably issued- albeit (I deem) never cap-attached, condition. These attractive sets were worn on the specific blue-coloured BZP-visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'). The neat set comprises of a specific (nicely C.T.D.-marked- and/or left-facing) cap-eagle which has a diameter ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 6,2 cms. that retains both its (aluminium-based and of course still functional) prongs. The eagle also bears a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to the eagle there is a specific BZP-related cap-cocarde that has a diameter ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 7 cms. and that is void of such makers'-designation but that shows a 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation. Also does this cocarde comes with all its (aluminium-based and/or functional) prongs in place. The set came with a (loose) generic-styled so-called: 'inner-cocarde' that has both prongs in place. Simply a very nice - and truly unusually encountered! - BZP (ie. 'Bahnschutz-Polizei') related visor-cap insignia-set of this lesser known police-related, TR-organisation that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, chromed-metal-based, WH (Heeres) \'souvenir\' ash-tray (\'Aschenbecher\'), depicting a steel-helmet (with eagle-decal) with below the impressed text: \'Westfront\' This is an attractive metal- (ie. chromed-steel-) based, WH (Heeres) 'souvenir' ash-tray ('Aschenbecher'), depicting a steel-helmet (with eagle-decal) with below the impressed text: 'Westfront' that comes in an overall very nice (albeit minimal used-), condition. The piece - which comes in a pristine condition and that was IMO only minimally used - is fairly large-sized and measures 15 x 8,5 cms. I am convinced that this is a scarcely encountered soldiers'-'souvenir-item' that was acquired by a soldier during his training. I know that these items are often copied: this is a 100% garuanteed, period-item that was recently uncovered at a private household. Just the first such neat item I ever had on offer!

Attractive, clearly tunic-removed so-called: \'SS/SD\'-related sleeve-diamond (ie.: \'Ärmelraute für Offiziere im SD o. Sicherheitsdienst\') being a very detailed- and hand-embroidered example (that comes in a clearly used- ie. worn condition) This is a truly very attractive - and with certainty very rarely encountered! - so-called: 'SS/SD'-related officers'-pattern sleeve-diamond (ie.: 'Ärmelraute für Offiziere im SD o. Sicherheitsdienst') being a very detailed- and/or neatly hand-embroidered example that has lost its 'RzM'-etiket over the years and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The piece - which was clearly used - is executed in bright-silver-coloured 'braid' as hand-embroidered on a black-coloured- and/or typical 'smooth-type'-wool as to be expected. The quality of the used hand-embroidery is simply stunning and pronounced (and is a fine example of the technique used in the days). The piece - which is neatly 'backed' with a piece of brownish-yellow-coloured- and buckram-based material - is void of a so-called: 'RzM'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example was found amongst various other worn- and used SS-insignia-pieces that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a superb - and actually very rarely seen! - piece of 'SS/SD'-related cloth-insignia that will be very hard to be upgraded: I deem that I have priced this attractive and truly used example accordingly!

Attractive, colourful HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled so-called: \'HJ-Schiessauszeichnung\' (or: HJ-shooting-badge) as was intended for a: \'Scharfschütze\' (ie. sniper) that is nicely maker-marked: \'RzM\' and \'M1/102\' on its back This is a atttractive - and/or fully undamaged! - example of a HJ ('Hitlerjugend') enamelled so-called: 'HJ-Schiessauszeichnung' (or: HJ shooting-badge) as was intended for - and used by! - a: 'Scharfschütze' (ie. sniper) being an attractive and/or multi-coloured example that is nicely maker-marked: 'RzM' and 'M1/102' on its back and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The tiny badge (which is similar sized as an N.S.D.A.P. membership lapel-pin-) is as stated nicely marked on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The pin was never cleaned (some dust and darkened patina is present) and truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever (it is just a bit dirty ie. stained but it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished). The badge comes naturally mounted on its fully functional pin- ie. pin-catch set-up. The piece originates from a German flea-market where it was recently found and was never before part of any collection. Simply a nice litte youth-related item: hard to find a better and nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, colourful- and Dutch- (ie. NSB-) related membership-badge (or in Dutch: \'Ledendraagteken\') as was intended for members serving within the: \'Agrarisch Front\' being an enamelled and/or maker- (ie. \'HFB\'-) marked example This is a very attractive and multi-coloured, enamelled NSB- (ie. 'Nationaal Socialistische Beweging' or Dutch pro-German Nazi Party-) related membership-badge (or in Dutch: 'Ledendraagteken') as was specifically intended for usage by members within the: 'Agrarisch Front' (or: agrarian front- ie. farmers-association) being an enamelled and/or nicely maker- (ie. 'HFB'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderarely used- and/or worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - having an approximate diameter of 2,5 cms. like an N.S.D.A.P.-party-badge - is a neat maker-marked example (bearing the makers'-abbreviation: 'HFB' on its back as can be seen on the pictures) that comes mounted onto its original (and/or functional) pin- ie. pin-/catch-set-up. The piece - which shows a typical: 'Trifos'-symbol - has never been cleaned and retains a fine enamelled and/or fully undamaged surface (the pin has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished). This piece originates from an advanced collection of NSB- ie. Dutch collaboration-related items that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very nice example of this scarcely encountered NSB-related membership-badge: hard to find a nicer and more reasonably-priced example!

Attractive, commemorative (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-supporters\') womens\'-type handkerchief (ie. \'Sacktuch\') being a genuine silk-based example depicting two (neatly embroidered) flags The medium-sized, commemorative (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-supporters') womens'-type handkerchief (ie. 'Sacktuch') is (I deem) a genuine silk-based example depicting two (neatly embroidered) flags. It measures approximately 21 x 21 cms. and is nicely constructed from (I deem) genuine silk: it shows the German- and swastika-flag on a white-coloured background. The piece is a 'single-sided' example that retains bright- and vivid colours and that comes as recently found at a private household: it shows some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures) and can as such easily be framed. Simply a neat 'N.S.D.A.P. '-reated supporter-item that most certainly can be defined as pure 'Nazi Kitsch' from the early thirthies: I deem that this unusual item is accordingly priced!

Attractive, commemorative and iron-based (ie. \'Eisenguss\'-based-) so-called: \'nichttragbarer Plakette zur Erinnerung an den Anschluss Österreich an das Deutsche Reich 1938\' that comes in a \'virtually mint\' condition This is a very decorative - and truly pronounced and detailed! - so-called: commemorative, iron-based (ie. 'Eisenguss'-based-) so-called: 'nichttragbarer Plakette zur Erinnerung an den Anschluss Österreich an das Deutsche Reich 1938' (or: non-portable plaque that was issued ie. awarded to commemorate the succesful annexation of Austria in the year 1938) an that comes in an overall very nicely preserved - and/or fully undamaged- ie. 'virtually mint', condition. The piece shows two groups of marching soldiers and a map of Austria upon which a (nicely detailed!) eagle-design is depicted: under this scenery the text: 'Ein Volk - Ein Reich - Ein Führer' can be noticed. Next to this, it shows the years'-designation: '1938' and artists'-initials 'L.W.' (being presumably the intitials for the TR-designer: Lambert Werner Lauchhammer). The pronounced and detailed piece is medium-sized (and measures 14,3 x 9,3 cms.) and retains its period hanging-device (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield retains a truly superb appearance and retains all of its blackened surface without showing any wear nor damage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive WH-related 'nichttragbarer Plakette': just the first such neat and with certainty not that often seen commemorative plaque I ever had on offer!

Attractive, commemorative N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker marked example depicting a detailed eagle, towns\'-scene and swastika-device and showing the text: \'Kreistreffen mit Volksfest - Gaustadt Dessau - 4. Juli 1937\' The attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' or 'tinnie') is a non-maker marked example depicting a detailed eagle, towns'-scene and swastika-device and showing the text: 'Kreistreffen mit Volksfest - Gaustadt Dessau - 4. Juli 1937'. Moreover, does the eagle holds a shield that shows the text: 'Dessau - Bernburg - Köthenzerbst' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is executed in (somewhat shiny!) copper-toned zinc- ie. pot-metal and shows some normal wear and/or moderate age. It comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The medium-sized- and square-shaped piece (measuring approximately 4,8 x 3,3 cms.) is totally void of a makers'-designation. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge ie. 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for a justified price!

Attractive, commemorative N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\', being a maker- (ie. \'Wernstein\'-) marked example, depicting the: \'Deutschland Erwache\'-banner surrounded by the text: \'10 jährige Wiederkehr des Reichsparteitages Weimar 1926 -1936\' The neat day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in tin-based- and/or golden-bronze-coloured metal: it only shows moderate wear and/or age but nevertheless retains most of it (bright-) golden-bronze toned finish without showing any defaults (it just shows some minimal age- ie. staining as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin-/catch set-up and has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is quite detailed and was issued to commemorate the ten-years existence of the: \'N.S.D.A.P. Reichsparteitages\' in the town of Weimar. It should be noted that his attractive \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' - which is quite large and has a diameter of 5 cms. - is actually not that easily encountered and can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\': even more so in this nicely preserved condition. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example bears a makers\'-designation on it back (that reads: \'Wernstein\'). A surely unusual and decorative \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-related tinnie!

Attractive, commemorative Olympiade 1936 sports-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Auszeichnungsplakette\') showing an illustration of the \'Olympiade Glocke\' (surrounded by the text: \'Olympische Spiele - MCMXXXVI\') This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - shiny golden-bronze-toned- (and I deem typical 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: commemorative, 'Olympiade 1936'-related sports-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Auszeichnungsplakette') showing a (small-sized) swastika and an illustration of the famous 'Olympiade Glocke' (ie. bell) surrounded by the text: 'Olympische Spiele - MCMXXXVI' and on its back showing an illustration of a goddess surrounded by the text: 'Zur Ehre des Vaterlandes zum Ruhme des Sports' and that comes as issued and stored for decades and that comes in an overall very nice- and hardly used, condition. The neat - somewhat smaller-sized- and/or regular-weight-piece (having an approximate diameter of only 3,8 cms.) has very pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it is a bit tarnished (ie. dirty) and has a somewhat darkened age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is totally void of a makers'-designation. Nevertheless, is this a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered 'Olympiade 1936'-related table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Auszeichnungsplakette' that might merit some further investigative work!

Attractive, commemorative so-called: \'presse-papier\' ie. desk-ornament showing a silvered helmet-device coupled with oakleaves and that comes period-mounted onto a piece of beige-yellow-coloured marble This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - commemorative, TR-period so-called: 'presse-papier' (or: desk-ornament to hold some papers) showing a silvered- and metal-based helmet-device coupled with oakleaves and that comes period-mounted onto a piece of beige-yellow-coloured marble and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - medium-sized- and/or: regular-weight-piece measures approximately 9,5 x 8,5 x 2,3 cms. and has very pronounced detail as to be expected. It was never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (minimally darkened) age-patina: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. tarnished by age: moreover, does it show two (minor) marble-chipped areas (as can be seen on the pictures). These pieces could be obtained at specialised shops and/or canteens and saw (for example) usage as officers-gifts (ie. 'Offiziersgeschenke'). The decorative piece on offer here originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - commemorative, TR-period so-called: 'presse-papier' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, commemorative \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker marked example depicting the typical \'RNSt.\'-device and text: \'Landesbauernschaft Thüringen - Kreisbauerntag 1936\' The very attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in (bright) silver-toned metal (ie. zinc- or: pot-metal) and depicts the typical \'RNSt.\'-device and is surrounded by the text: \'Landesbauernschaft Thüringen - Kreisbauerntag 1936\'. The badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining but retains a fully-preserved \'Brennlaquered\'-surface (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The medium-sized- and circular -shaped piece (having an approximate diameter of 4,7 cms.) is totally void of a makers\'-designation. Simply a great occasion to acquire a with certainty not that often seen \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related day-badge: \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' for a justified price!

Attractive, commemorative, \'HJ\'-related \'tinnie\' being a maker- (ie. \'W. Jäger\'-) marked example depicting the text: \'2. Gebietsaufmarsch - Nordsee (7) Bremen - 1937\' The attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - circular-shaped badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in silver-coloured- and/or (I deem) aluminium-based metal: it shows some regular wear and/or moderate age but is totally void of any real damage or alike. The badge (having an approximate diameter of 3,7 cms.) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- (ie. catch-) set-up and has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is quite detailed and retains most of its minimally tarnished, bright silver-coloured finish. The 'tinnie' - which is clearly maker- (ie. 'Wilh. Jäger - Frankfurt a. M.'-) marked on its back - depicts two side-portraits (of a youngster and 'SA-Mann') and shows so-called: 'HJ-Raute' (as can be seen on the pictures). It shows the text: '2. Gebietsaufmarsch - Nordsee (7) Bremen - 1937' and is sub-titled: 'Nordsee HJ Dankt der alten Garde'. The (early-period!) piece comes as stated above mounted on its functional pin- ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered - 'HJ'- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' issued to commemorate participation in the: '2. Gebietsaufmarsch - Nordsee (7) Bremen' as held in the year 1937!

Attractive, commemorative- and/or copper-based-, WH (Kriegsmarine) related \'tinnie\', being a non-maker-marked example depicting a ship and flying eagle (with swastika) surrounded by the text: \'Rheinisch-Westfälischer-Marinetag - Dortmund 1934\' The badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in bronze-toned-, copper-based metal and depicts a ship and flying eagle-device (with swastika) surrounded by the text: 'Rheinisch-Westfälischer-Marinetag - Dortmund 1934' and was as such intended for distribution during a specific naval-related commemorative day held in the town of Dortmund. The badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The 'tinnie' retains most of its (somewhat frosted-) golden-bronze-coloured finish. I am convinced that this is a desirable and/or with certainty sought-after- and/or fairly early-period 'Marine'-related 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive, copper-bronze-toned so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'-) being a maker-(ie. \'RzM - 9/28\') marked example, showing the text: \'Kreistag - Düren - 1939\' This is a neat copper-bronze-coloured, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.- (ie. DAF-) related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen'-) being a nicely maker-(ie. 'RzM - 9/28') marked example, showing (amongst other symbols) a 'Reichseagle'- and swastika-device, provincial-shield and a text that reads: 'Kreistag - Düren - 1939' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- ie. worn-), condition. The attractive and square-shaped piece is executed in bronze- (ie. copper) coloured- (and IMO tin-based) metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge comes mounted on its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive N.S.D.A.P.- (ie. DAF-) related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive, copper-bronze-toned- (I deem zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) \'Gebirgsjäger\'-related item: a semi-official - and actually not that easily encountered! - commemorative-medal (ie. talisman) entitled: \'Eismeerfront - 1942-1943\' This is an attractive so-called: 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item: a semi-official - and actually not that easily encountered! - commemorative-medal (ie. luck-bringer or talisman) entitled: 'Eismeerfront - 1942-1943' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The detailed medal-shaped badge depicts an 'Edelweiss'-flower on its front and comes as found and/or worn: I deem that it deals with a typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that shows a copper-based finish (which has been nicely preserved but that shows some obvious wear and/or age: the piece retains, however, still nice and/or pronounced detail. I know that these desirable 'semi-official'-medals are also copied: this is naturally a genuine example that was never before part of a collection and originates from a German private-household. The term 'Eismeerfront' relates to one specific formation: the 'XIX. Gebirgs-Korps'. This 'Korps' had many units in its structure, but the main elements were resp. the: '2.'- and '6. Gebirgs-Division' and/or the '210. Infanterie-Division'. There is not much known about these commemorative 'medals' but they were most certainly 'souvenir'-pieces that could be privately-purchased by the soldiers active in this specific war-area. In any case a nice and surely scarcely seen 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, DAF- (ie. \'Deutsches Arbeitsfront\') related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate the: \'Treuekundgebung der Beambten des Industriegebiets Rheinland-Westfalen 1934\' This is an attractive DAF- (ie. 'Deutsches Arbeitsfront') related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') that was issued to commemorate a specific DAF-rally ie. gathering named the: 'Treuekundgebung der Beambten des Industriegebiets Rheinland-Westfalen 1934' and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in golden-bronze- (ie. copper-) toned metal - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The (non-maker-marked-) piece shows a so-called: 'Reichsadler' having a swastika with above that the text: 'Treuekundgebung der Beambten des Industriegebiets Rheinland-Westfalen 1934'. The badge comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive, DAF-related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive, darkened bronze-toned- (and I deem typical copper-toned & \'Eisen\'-based) so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'Deutscher Apotheker-Tag - Weimar - 1934\' This is an attractive - and with certainty unusually found! - N.S.D.A.P.-related (and regional-issued!) day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') that is executed in darkened bronze-toned- (and I deem typical \'Eisen\'-based thus magnetic and neatly \'Brennlack\'-finished) metal and that shows a (detailed!) swastika-device as was issued to commemorate the: \'Deutscher Apotheker-Tag\' held in the town of Weimar in the year 1934. The rectangular-shaped badge - which measures approximately 4,4 x 3,3 cms. - shows a clear makers\'-designation (that reads: ) on its back and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem issued and/or minimally worn-), condition: it shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (some minimal staining is, however, present and visible as can be seen on the pictures). The tinnie shows a \'stylished swatika\' and shows the motto: \'Im Krautessaft wirkt Gottes Kraft\' coupled with the text: \'Deutscher Apotheker-Tag - Weimar - 1934\'. It comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-related (and regional-issued!) \'tinnie\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, darkened bronze-toned- (and I deem typical \'Eisenblech\'-based) so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Kreistag - Trier - 4. Juli 1937\' This is an attractive, N.S.D.A.P.-related (and regional-issued!) day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') that is executed in darkened bronze-toned- (and I deem typical \'Eisenblech\'-based and neatly \'Brennlack\'-finished) metal and that shows a (detailed!) eagle-device as was issued to commemorate the: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Kreistag - Trier - 4. Juli 1937\' and that was as such intended for an: N.S.D.A.P.-related gathering ie. rally held in the town of Trier in the year 1937. The somewhat smaller-sized- and shield-shaped badge - which has an approximate height of only 4,4 cms. - is void of any makers\'-designation and comes in an overall very nice (albeit I deem issued and/or minimally worn-), condition: it shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (some minimal staining is, however, present and visible as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-related (and regional issued!) \'tinnie\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, darker-blue-coloured so-called: DR- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') being a \'BeVo-woven\'-example that comes in a moderately used- and/or clearly side-cap-removed, condition This is an attractive, darker-blue-coloured (and typically trapezoid-shaped) so-called: DR- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') being a \'BeVo-woven\'-example that comes in a moderately used- and/or side-cap-removed-, condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type-weave-technique - was clearly used and once cap-attached and does show some of its period stitching-threads (it was carefully confectioned and pre-folded as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, darker-blue-coloured so-called: RLB (or: \'Reichsluftschutzbund\') \'Amtsträger\'-armband depicting the typical \'RLB\'-logo (with lettering) and showing an interwoven \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation This is an attractive example of the - actually fairly scarcely encountered! - typical darker-blue-coloured, so-called: RLB (or: 'Reichsluftschutzbund'): 'Amtsträger'-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') depicting the multi-coloured 'RLB'-logo (with lettering) and showing an interwoven 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation on its back and that came in an overall nice- (albeit I deem moderately used and/or worn-), condition. This band signified that the bearer was an official member of the RLB and acted as a so-called: 'Amtsträger' (these bands could also be worn with the civilian-attire). The armband - which comes neatly stitched-together - is approximately 37 x 10 cms. sized and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition: it is just a tiny bit stained and is somewhat wrinkled (as can be seen on the pictures). This example originated from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a neat - and actually quite unusually encountered! - TR-era, RLB-related armband that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, darker-blue-coloured so-called: RLB (or: \'Reichsluftschutzbund\') \'Amtsträger\'-armband depicting the typical \'RLB\'-logo (with lettering) and showing an interwoven \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation This is an attractive example of the - actually fairly scarcely encountered! - typical darker-blue-coloured, so-called: RLB (or: \'Reichsluftschutzbund\'): \'Amtsträger\'-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') depicting the multi-coloured \'RLB\'-logo (with lettering) and showing an interwoven \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation on its back and that came in an overall nice- (albeit I deem moderately used and/or worn-), condition. This band signified that the bearer was an official member of the RLB and acted as a so-called: \'Amtsträger\' (these bands could also be worn with the civilian-attire). The armband - which comes neatly stitched-together - is approximately 39 x 10,5 cms. sized and comes in an overall nice- (albeit I deem just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition: it is just a tiny bit stained and is somewhat wrinkled (as can be seen on the pictures). This example originated from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a neat - and actually quite unusually encountered! - TR-era, RLB-related armband that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, darker-bronze-coloured example of the: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' that comes together with its non-confectioned piece of original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or found This is an attractive example of a darker-bronze-coloured-, so-called: 'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille' (or: German-Italian campaign-medal) that comes together with its (smaller-sized- ie. 11,3 cms. long-sized- and non-confectioned-) piece of original ribbon as issued and/or found, in overall nice (albeit somewhat stained- ie. dirty-) condition. The medal is stamped by the designer/cutter ('De Marohis') and is also neatly maker- (ie. 'Lorioli-Milano'-) marked as is always the case with these neat and desirable commemorative awards. The medal truly retains all of its darker bronze-coloured finish and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains great and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - together with its (smaller-sized- and/or pre-folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original ribbon. The ribbon has maintained very bright colours. The medal originates from a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. Simply a very nice and naturally original example that I have priced according to its present and/or untouched condition!

Attractive, darker-bronze-toned (and I deem Cupal-based!) \'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung\' depicting the \'Kyfhäuser\'-monument and double \'swastika\'-devices and bearing the text that reads: \'Wettkampfsieger 1937\' The attractive reddish-bronze-toned (and I deem luxuriously styled- and/or 'Cupal'-based!) so-called: 'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung' (or: shooting- ie. marksmans'-badge) on offer here is a non-maker marked example depicting the famous 'Kyfhäuser'-monument, Iron Cross-symbol and double 'swastika'-devices and bearing the text: 'Wettkampfsieger 1939' and that comes in an overall, nicely preserved condition. The badge shows some minimal wear and/or age but has truly been nicely preserved. The somewhat converse-shaped badge comes naturally mounted onto its typical (double) darker-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' and has simply never been cleaned nor polished: most of its (off-factory!) polished-sides are present and very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is very detailed and truly retains all of its fairly bright and/or: minimally tarnished bronze-coloured finish. Simply a neat - and not that often seen! - 'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung' (or: shooting- ie. marksmans'-badge) that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, darker-bronze-toned (and I deem Cupal-based!) \'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung\' depicting the \'Kyfhäuser\'-monument and double \'swastika\'-devices and bearing the text that reads: \'Wettkampfsieger 1939\' The attractive reddish-bronze-toned (and I deem luxuriously styled- and/or 'Cupal'-based!) so-called: 'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung' (or: shooting- ie. marksmans'-badge) on offer here is a non-maker marked example depicting the famous 'Kyfhäuser'-monument, Iron Cross-symbol and double 'swastika'-devices and bearing the text: 'Wettkampfsieger 1939' and that comes in a very nicely preserved condition. The badge shows some minimal wear and/or age but has truly been nicely preserved. The somewhat converse-shaped badge comes naturally mounted onto its typical (double) darker-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' and has simply never been cleaned nor polished: most of its (off-factory!) polished-sides are present and very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is very detailed and truly retains all of its fairly bright and/or: minimally tarnished bronze-coloured finish. Simply a neat - and not that often seen! - 'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung' (or: shooting- ie. marksmans'-badge) that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, darker-bronze-toned (and I deem \'Cupal\'-based!) \'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung\' depicting the \'Kyfhäuser\'-monument and double \'swastika\'-devices and bearing the text that reads: \'Wettkampfsieger 1938\' The attractive reddish-bronze-toned (and I deem luxuriously styled- and/or: typical 'Cupal'-based!) so-called: 'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung' (or: shooting- ie. marksmans'-badge) on offer here is a non-maker marked example depicting the famous 'Kyfhäuser'-monument, Iron Cross-symbol and double 'swastika'-devices and bearing the text: 'Wettkampfsieger 1938' and that comes in an overall, nicely preserved condition. The badge on offer here shows some minimal wear and/or age but has truly been nicely preserved over the years. The somewhat converse-shaped badge comes naturally mounted onto its typical (double) darker-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' and has simply never been cleaned nor polished: most of its (off-factory!) polished-sides are present and very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is very detailed and truly retains all of its fairly bright and/or: minimally tarnished bronze-coloured finish. Simply a neat - and not that often seen! - 'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung' (or: shooting- ie. marksmans'-badge) that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, darker-bronze-toned (and I deem \'Cupal\'-based!) \'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung\' depicting the \'Kyfhäuser\'-monument and double \'swastika\'-devices and bearing the text that reads: \'Wettkampfsieger 1938\' The attractive reddish-bronze-toned (and I deem luxuriously styled- and/or: typical 'Cupal'-based!) so-called: 'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung' (or: shooting- ie. marksmans'-badge) on offer here is a non-maker marked example depicting the famous 'Kyfhäuser'-monument, Iron Cross-symbol and double 'swastika'-devices and bearing the text: 'Wettkampfsieger 1938' and that comes in an overall, nicely preserved condition. The badge on offer here shows some minimal wear and/or age but has truly been nicely preserved over the years. The somewhat converse-shaped badge comes naturally mounted onto its typical (double) darker-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' and has simply never been cleaned nor polished: most of its (off-factory!) polished-sides are present and very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is very detailed and truly retains all of its fairly bright and/or: minimally tarnished bronze-coloured finish. Simply a neat - and not that often seen! - 'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung' (or: shooting- ie. marksmans'-badge) that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, darker-bronze-toned (and I deem \'Cupal\'-based!) \'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung\' depicting the \'Kyfhäuser\'-monument and double \'swastika\'-devices and bearing the text that reads: \'Wettkampfsieger 1940\' The attractive reddish-bronze-toned (and I deem luxuriously styled- and/or: typical 'Cupal'-based!) so-called: 'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung' (or: shooting- ie. marksmans'-badge) on offer here is a non-maker marked example depicting the famous 'Kyfhäuser'-monument, Iron Cross-symbol and double 'swastika'-devices and bearing the text: 'Wettkampfsieger 1940' and that comes in an overall, nicely preserved condition. The badge shows some minimal wear and/or age but has truly been nicely preserved. The somewhat converse-shaped badge comes naturally mounted onto its typical (double) darker-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' and has simply never been cleaned nor polished: most of its (off-factory!) polished-sides are present and very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is very detailed and truly retains all of its fairly bright and/or: minimally tarnished bronze-coloured finish. Simply a neat - and not that often seen! - 'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung' (or: shooting- ie. marksmans'-badge) that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, darker-bronze-toned (and I deem \'Cupal\'-based!) \'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung\' depicting the \'Kyfhäuser\'-monument and double \'swastika\'-devices and bearing the text that reads: \'Wettkampfsieger 1940\' The attractive reddish-bronze-toned (and I deem luxuriously styled- and/or: typical 'Cupal'-based!) so-called: 'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung' (or: shooting- ie. marksmans'-badge) on offer here is a non-maker marked example depicting the famous 'Kyfhäuser'-monument, Iron Cross-symbol and double 'swastika'-devices and bearing the text that simply reads: 'Wettkampfsieger 1940' and that comes in an overall, nicely preserved- and untouched, condition. The badge on offer here shows some minimal wear and/or age but has truly been nicely preserved over the years. The somewhat converse-shaped badge comes naturally mounted onto its typical (double) darker-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' and has simply never been cleaned nor polished: most of its (off-factory!) polished-sides are present and very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is very detailed and truly retains all of its fairly bright and/or: minimally tarnished bronze-coloured finish. Simply a neat - and not that often seen! - 'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung' (or: shooting- ie. marksmans'-badge) that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, darker-bronze-toned (and I deem \'Cupal\'-based!) \'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung\' depicting the \'Kyfhäuser\'-monument and double \'swastika\'-devices and bearing the text that reads: \'Wettkampfsieger 1940\' The attractive reddish-bronze-toned (and I deem luxuriously styled- and/or: typical 'Cupal'-based!) so-called: 'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung' (or: shooting- ie. marksmans'-badge) on offer here is a non-maker marked example depicting the famous 'Kyfhäuser'-monument, Iron Cross-symbol and double 'swastika'-devices and bearing the text that simply reads: 'Wettkampfsieger 1940' and that comes in an overall, nicely preserved- and untouched, condition. The badge on offer here shows some minimal wear and/or age but has truly been nicely preserved over the years. The somewhat converse-shaped badge comes naturally mounted onto its typical (double) darker-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' and has simply never been cleaned nor polished: most of its (off-factory!) polished-sides are present and very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is very detailed and truly retains all of its fairly bright and/or: minimally tarnished bronze-coloured finish. Simply a neat - and not that often seen! - 'Kyfhäuserbund Schiessauszeichnung' (or: shooting- ie. marksmans'-badge) that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, darker-bronze-toned- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based: \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related commemorative-award entitled: \'Reichsnährstand Landesbauernschaft Schlesien - Blut und Boden - Für Treue und Fleiss 20 Jahre\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - commemorative, darker-bronze-toned- and (I deem) zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based, so-called: 'Reichsnährstand'- (ie. 'RNSt.'-) related commemorative- (ie. loyal-service) award entitled: 'Reichsnährstand Landesbauernschaft Schlesien - Blut und Boden - Für Treue und Fleiss 20 Jahre' and that comes mounted onto its (period- and fairly long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and minimally worn, condition. The neat - regular-sized- and regular-weight - piece shows a detailed 'Reichsadler' and 'Reichsnährstand'-device on its front and has an approximate diameter of 4 cms.: it has very pronounced detail as to be expected. The piece was never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted ie. satin-like) darker-bronze-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - 'Reichsnährstand'-related loyal-service-award ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. tragbare Medaille' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, darker-green- and silver-coloured NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH-bayonets that comes in an overall very nice (I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition This is an attractive example of a darker-green- and/or silver-coloured NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. 'Portepee' ie.: 'Troddel') as was intended for usage on the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never mounted-), condition. These NCO-type side-arm knots (ie. 'Portepee' or: 'Troddel') were specifically intended for usage on the K98 bajonets (ie. their leather bayonet-frogs) as worn by 'Unteroffiziere' (ie. NCO-usage). The piece shows some minimal storage-age only and comes still folded together as issued (as can be seen on the photos) but is void of any damage and is of course still functional. The piece was recently uncovered at a German flea-market and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simly a attractive example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, darker-green- and silver-coloured NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH-bayonets that comes in an overall very nice (I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition This is a very attractive example of a darker-green- and/or silver-coloured, NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. 'Portepee' ie.: 'Troddel') as was intended for usage on the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never mounted-), condition. These NCO-type side-arm knots (ie. 'Portepee' or: 'Troddel') were specifically intended for usage on the K98 bajonets (ie. their leather bayonet-frogs) as worn by 'Unteroffiziere' (ie. NCO-usage). The piece shows some minimal storage-age only and comes still folded- and tied together as issued (as can be seen on the photos) but is void of any damage and is of course still functional. The piece was recently uncovered at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, darker-green- and silver-coloured, NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH-bayonets that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition This is a very attractive - and simply never mounted! - example of a darker-green- and/or silver-coloured, NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was intended for usage on the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or most certainly never mounted-), condition. These NCO-type side-arm knots (ie. \'Portepee\' or: \'Troddel\') were specifically intended for usage on the K98 bajonets (ie. their leather bayonet-frogs) as worn by \'Unteroffiziere\' (ie. NCO-usage). The piece shows some minimal storage-age only and comes still folded- and tied together as issued (as can be seen on the photos) but is void of any damage and is of course still functional. The piece was recently uncovered at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, darker-green- and silver-coloured, NCO-type sword-knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH-parade-swords that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition This is a very attractive - and simply never mounted! - example of a darker-green- and/or silver- (ie. multi)coloured, NCO-type sword knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was intended for usage on the various WH-parade-swords and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or most certainly never mounted-), condition. These NCO-type sword-knots (ie. \'Portepee\' or: \'Troddel\') were specifically intended for usage onto the various (parade)swords as worn by \'Unteroffiziere\' (ie. NCO-usage). The piece - which is entirely constructed from linnen and is void of any leather - shows some minimal storage-age only and comes still folded- and tied together as issued (as can be seen on the photos) but is void of any damage and is of course still functional. The piece was recently uncovered at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, darker-green- and silver-coloured, so-called: NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. once-bayonet-mounted-), condition This is an attractive example of a darker-green- and/or silver-coloured, so-called : NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. 'Portepee' ie.: 'Troddel') as was intended for usage on the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem clearly used- ie. once-bayonet-mounted-), condition. These NCO-type side-arm knots (ie. 'Portepee' or in German language: 'Troddel') were specifically intended for usage on the K98-bajonets (ie. their leather bayonet-frogs) as worn by 'Unteroffiziere' (ie. NCO-usage). The piece on offer here shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining but is nicely preserved (as can be seen on the photos): it is void of any damage and is of course still functional. The piece was recently uncovered at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, darker-green- and silver-coloured, so-called: NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. once-bayonet-mounted-), condition This is an attractive example of a darker-green- and/or silver-coloured, so-called: NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. 'Portepee' ie.: 'Troddel') as was intended for usage on the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem just moderately used- ie. once-bayonet-mounted-), condition. These NCO-type side-arm knots (ie. 'Portepee' or in German language: 'Troddel') were specifically intended for usage on the K98-bajonets (ie. their leather bayonet-frogs) as worn by 'Unteroffiziere' (ie. NCO-usage). The piece on offer here shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining but is nicely preserved (as can be seen on the photos): it is void of any damage and is of course still functional. The piece was recently uncovered at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. It should be, however, noted that this piece can only be shipped as a package (ie. box) something that is reflected in the postage-fees. Simply an attractive example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, darker-silver-toned (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based) \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal being a non-maker-marked example by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'Foerster & Barth\' and that came stored in its period pouch The truly attractive - and this complete scarcely seen! - darker-silver-toned (and I deem typical 'Buntmetall'-based ) so-called: 'Deutsche Volkspflege'- (ie. civil-service-) medal came stored in its period (neatly 'Foerster & Barth'-marked) pouch and is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly very nice, only minimally 'tarnished' age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came together with its neat (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized- and/or neatly pre-folded) piece of (somwhat darker-red-coloured- ie. not-faded) ribbon as issued, once mounted and/or found. The award came stored it is (scarcely seen!) beige-coloured- and carton-based pouch - that shows the makers'-designation: 'Foerster & Barth - Pforzheim' printed on its back. This pouch comes in an equally nicely preserved- ie. fully complete condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-set was recently found at a German private-household and was truly never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive and complete 'Deutsche Volkspflege'-set that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk in der HJ\') enamelled so-called: \'DJ-Schiessauszeichnung\' (or: DJ-shooting-badge) that is nicely maker-marked: \'RzM\' and/or \'M1/128\' on its back This is a neat - albeit most certainly used and/or worn - example of a DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk in der HJ') enamelled so-called: 'DJ-Schiessauszeichnung' (or: DJ-shooting-award) being an attractive and/or multi-coloured example that is nicely maker-marked: 'RzM' and/or 'M1/128' on its back and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The tiny badge (which is similar sized as an N.S.D.A.P. membership-lapel-pin- ie. party-badge) is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back. The pin was never cleaned (some dust and darkened patina is present) and is void of any enamel damage: it is just a bit dirty ie. stained but it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. The badge comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional pin- ie. pin-/catch set-up. The piece originates from a German private-household where it was recently found and was never before part of any collection. Simply a neat - and actually not that often seen! - youth-related item: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk in der HJ\') sports-badge (or: \'DJ-Leistungsrune\') of the silver-class being a maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/15\'-) marked example that is bearing the unique bearers\'-number: \'119744\' The silverish-grey-toned - quite detailed and/or pronounced! - DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk in der HJ') sports-badge (or: 'DJ-Leistungsrune') is an example of the silver-class and is a nicely maker- (ie. 'RzM - M1/15'-) marked- and/or zink- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition. The piece comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional (golden-toned- and/or copper-based) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). The piece shows some moderate age and/or wear (see pictures) but has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is executed in typical greyish-silver-coloured and (I deem) zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - was most certainly issued and/or moderately worn: most of its finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a clearly present unique bearers'-number that reads: '119744'. Simply a neat 'serial-numbered' example of a: 'DJ-Leistungsrune' as executed in greyish-silver-toned 'Feinzink' and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 1\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that still shows its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat example of a DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 1\' being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that still shows its period-attached- and paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in a simply never used- nor worn- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ \'Oberbann 1\'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a \'DJ-Oberbann 1\'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 1\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that still shows the remains of its \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat example of a so-called: DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 1\' being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that still shows the remains of its once attached, paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an (I deem) simply never used- nor worn- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ \'Oberbann 1\'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a \'DJ-Oberbann 1\'-armpatch that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 1\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat example of a so-called: DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: 'Oberbann 1' being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example that is void of an 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ 'Oberbann 1'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a 'DJ-Oberbann 1'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 1\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat example of a DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: 'Oberbann 1' being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example that is void of an 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in a simply never used- nor worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ 'Oberbann 1'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust (and a tiny moth-hole in the backing) simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a 'DJ-Oberbann 1'-armpatch that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 1\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat example of a DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 1\' being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in a simply never used- nor worn- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ \'Oberbann 1\'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a \'DJ-Oberbann 1\'-armpatch that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 1\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat example of a DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 1\' being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in a simply never used- nor worn- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ \'Oberbann 1\'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a \'DJ-Oberbann 1\'-armpatch that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 1\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat example of a DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 1\' being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in a simply never used- nor worn- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ \'Oberbann 1\'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a \'DJ-Oberbann 1\'-armpatch that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 1\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat example of a DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 1\' being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in a simply never used- nor worn- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ \'Oberbann 1\'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a \'DJ-Oberbann 1\'-armpatch that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 2\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: 'Oberbann 2' being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example that is void of an 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The black-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ 'Oberbann 2'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a 'DJ-Oberbann 2'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 2\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: 'Oberbann 2' being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example that is void of an 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The black-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ 'Oberbann 2'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a 'DJ-Oberbann 2'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 2\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: 'Oberbann 2' being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example that is void of an 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The black-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ 'Oberbann 2'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a 'DJ-Oberbann 2'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 2\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: 'Oberbann 2' being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example that is void of an 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The black-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ 'Oberbann 2'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a 'DJ-Oberbann 2'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 2\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: 'Oberbann 2' being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example that is void of an 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The black-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ 'Oberbann 2'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a 'DJ-Oberbann 2'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 2\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: 'Oberbann 2' being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example that is void of an 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The black-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ 'Oberbann 2'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a 'DJ-Oberbann 2'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 2\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: 'Oberbann 2' being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example that is void of an 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The black-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ 'Oberbann 2'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a 'DJ-Oberbann 2'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 2\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 2\' being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The black-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ \'Oberbann 2\'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a \'DJ-Oberbann 2\'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 2\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 2\' being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The black-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a golden-yellow- (ie. \'goldgelbener\'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ \'Oberbann 2\'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a \'DJ-Oberbann 2\'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 3\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: 'Oberbann 3' being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example that is void of an 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ 'Oberbann 3'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a 'DJ-Oberbann 3'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 3\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: 'Oberbann 3' being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example that is void of an 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ 'Oberbann 3'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a 'DJ-Oberbann 3'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 3\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: 'Oberbann 3' being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example that is void of an 'RzM'-etiket (it just shows some minimal remains) and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ 'Oberbann 3'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a 'DJ-Oberbann 3'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 3\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: 'Oberbann 3' being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example that is void of an 'RzM'-etiket (it just shows some minimal remains) and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ 'Oberbann 3'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a 'DJ-Oberbann 3'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 3\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: 'Oberbann 3' being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example that is void of an 'RzM'-etiket (it just shows some minimal remains) and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ 'Oberbann 3'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a 'DJ-Oberbann 3'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 3\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 3\' being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ \'Oberbann 3\'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a \'DJ-Oberbann 3\'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 3\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 3\' being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ \'Oberbann 3\'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a \'DJ-Oberbann 3\'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 3\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 3\' being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ \'Oberbann 3\'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a \'DJ-Oberbann 3\'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 4\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: 'Oberbann 4' being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example that is void of an 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ 'Oberbann 4'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a 'DJ-Oberbann 4'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 4\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: 'Oberbann 4' being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example that is void of an 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ 'Oberbann 4'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a 'DJ-Oberbann 4'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 4\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: 'Oberbann 4' being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example that is void of an 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-blue- (ie. 'hellblauer'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ 'Oberbann 4'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a 'DJ-Oberbann 4'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 4\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 4\' being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ \'Oberbann 4\'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a \'DJ-Oberbann 4\'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 4\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 4\' being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ \'Oberbann 4\'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a \'DJ-Oberbann 4\'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 4\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - example of a DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 4\' being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ \'Oberbann 4\'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a \'DJ-Oberbann 4\'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 4\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a neat example of a DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 4\' being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in a simply never used- nor worn- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a bright-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ \'Oberbann 4\'. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a \'DJ-Oberbann 4\'-armpatch that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 5\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that still shows its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and actually very scarcely found! - example of a DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge as was specifically intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 5\' being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that still shows its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in a never used- nor worn- (ie. truly \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - as executed on a black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as always - signified that its bearer belonged to the DJ \'Oberbann 5\'. It should be noted that these black-coloured \'Oberbann 5\'-patches are very hard to find and can be graded as one of the most difficult to encounter patches of the six-pieced series. The patch shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive example of a \'DJ-Oberbann 5\'-armpatch that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge, as was intended for usage by a member who served within the: \'Oberbann 4\' This is an attractive, DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge, as was intended for - and/or clearly worn by! - a member who served within the: 'Oberbann 4', and that comes in an overalll nice (albeit clearly used ie. shirt-removed-), condition. The white-coloured rune-sign - executed on a bright-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured background and woven in the neat so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern as always - signifies that its bearer belonged to the DJ 'Oberbann 4'. The badge shows some slight staining and is somewhat dirty caused by normal usage and/or wear: it has neatly been pre-folded- and trimmed (but is not damaged whatsoever). The paper 'RzM' etiket is regrettably not anymore present as is more often the case (it has most certainly dissapeared during regular usage ie. wear). Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded: one of the more difficult ones to encounter of the series of six different ones!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') arm-badge, as was specifically intended for a youth-member who served within the: \'Oberbann 2\' that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition I recently found two - fully indentical and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - examples of the attractive, DJ (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk') arm-badge (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen') as was specifically intended for a youth-member who served within the: 'Oberbann 2', both pieces coming in a very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-, condition. Both pieces show the black-coloured rune-sign on a golden-yellow-coloured background signifying that its bearer belonged to the area that belonged to the 'Oberbann 2'. The badges come in a very nice- and non-folded- nor trimmed condition: they come as 'straightly cut-off the role'. Both pieces never had an 'RZM' etiket attached (something that is more often encountered). The asking-price is naturally intended for a single piece. Simply a great occasion to acquire a DJ-'Oberbann 2'-armbadge for a competitive price!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical nickle-chromed) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') being a (unusually!) maker- ie. \'RzM M4/34\'-) marked example that comes in a clearly used- ie. worn (and incomplete), condition The neat - and actually nowadays not that easily found! - youth-related buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss') is clearly used and/or worn and retains most (ie. all!) of its quite shiny, silverish- and/or typical 'nickle-chromed'-finish (it has, however, - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and only shows some dust and/or staining as to be expected). The piece shows a clearly present, impressed makers'-designation that reads: 'RzM M4/34' (something that is actually unusually seen). The buckle shows a copper-toned- (and typical early-period) regular-shaped, so-called: 'DJ-Rune'-sign attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece misses one of its pins (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat youth-related belt-buckle according to its moderately used and/or worn (ie. incomplete) condition!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical nickle-chromed) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM 59\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and actually nowadays not that easily found! - youth-related belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') is just moderately used and/or worn and retains most of its quite shiny, silverish- and/or typical \'nickle-chromed\'-finish (it has, however, - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and only shows some dust and/or staining as to be expected). This specimen shows a clearly present makers\'-designation stamped into its back that simply reads: \'RzM 59\' (something that is more often but most certainly not always encountered!). The buckle shows a copper-toned- (and typical early-period) regular-shaped, so-called: \'DJ-Rune\'-sign that shows some minimal dents ie. scratches on its front (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat youth-related belt-buckle according to its untouched and just moderately used and/or worn, condition!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical nickle-chromed) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/23\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and actually nowadays not that easily found! - youth-related belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') is just moderately used and/or worn and retains most of its quite shiny, silverish- and/or typical \'nickle-chromed\'-finish (it has, however, - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and only shows some dust and/or staining as to be expected). This specimen shows a clearly present makers\'-designation stamped into its back that simply reads: \'RzM M4/23\' (something that is more often but most certainly not always encountered!). The buckle shows a copper-toned- (and typical early-period) regular-shaped, so-called: \'DJ-Rune\'-sign that shows some minimal scratches on its front (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat youth-related belt-buckle according to its untouched and just moderately used and/or worn, condition!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical nickle-chromed) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/60\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and actually nowadays not that easily found! - youth-related belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss') is just moderately used and/or worn and retains most of its quite shiny, silverish- and/or typical 'nickle-chromed'-finish (it has, however, - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and only shows some dust and/or staining as to be expected). This specimen a clearly present makers'-designation stamped into its back that reads: 'RzM M4/60' (something that is more often but most certainly not always encountered). The buckle shows a copper-toned- (and typical early-period) regular-shaped, so-called: 'DJ-Rune'-sign that shows some minimal scratches on its front (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat youth-related belt-buckle according to its untouched and just moderately used and/or worn condition!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical nickle-chromed) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') being a non-maker-marked example of the \'standard-issued\'-pattern and that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and actually nowadays not that easily found! - youth-related belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') is just moderately used and/or worn and retains most of its quite shiny, silverish- and/or typical \'nickle-chromed\'-finish (it has, however, - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and only shows some dust and/or staining as to be expected). This specimen is totally void of a makers\'-designation (something that is more often encountered on these DJ-belt-buckles). The buckle shows a copper-toned- (and typical early-period) regular-shaped (and sized!) so-called: \'DJ-Rune\'-sign that shows some minimal scratches on its front (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat youth-related belt-buckle according to its untouched and just moderately used and/or worn condition!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical nickle-chromed) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') being a non-maker-marked example of the \'thin-shaped-rune-variant\'-pattern and that comes in an overall nice condition The attractive - and actually nowadays not that easily found! - youth-related belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') is just moderately used and/or worn and retains most of its quite shiny, silverish- and/or typical \'nickle-chromed\'-finish (it has, however, - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and only shows some dust and/or staining as to be expected). This specimen is totally void of a makers\'-designation (something that is more often encountered on these DJ-belt-buckles). The buckle shows a copper-toned- (and typical early-period-) thin-shaped (and sized!) so-called: \'DJ-Rune\'-sign that shows some minimal scratches on its front (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat youth-related belt-buckle of the \'thin-shaped-rune-variant\'-pattern according to its untouched and just moderately used and/or worn condition!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical nickle-chromed) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') being a non-maker-marked example of the \'thin-shaped-rune-variant\'-pattern and that comes in an overall nice condition The attractive - and actually nowadays not that easily ie. very scarcely found! - DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') youth-related belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') is just moderately used and/or worn and retains most of its quite shiny, silverish- and/or typical \'nickle-chromed\'-finish (it has, however, - I deem - never been recently cleaned nor polished and only shows some dust and/or staining as to be expected). This specimen is totally void of a makers\'-designation (something that is more often encountered on these DJ-belt-buckles). The buckle shows a copper-toned- (and typical early-period!) thin-shaped (and sized!) so-called: \'DJ-Rune\'-sign on its front that shows some minimal scratches and moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat youth-related belt-buckle of the \'thin-shaped-rune-variant\'-pattern according to its untouched and just moderately used and/or worn condition!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical nickle-chromed) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a clearly used- ie. worn, condition The neat - and actually nowadays not that easily found! - buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss') is clearly used and/or worn and retains most (ie. all!) of its quite shiny, silverish- and/or typical 'nickle-chromed'-finish (it has, however, - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and only shows some dust and/or staining as to be expected). The piece is totally void of any makers'-designation nor marking (as is more often encountered). The buckle shows a copper-toned- (and typical early-period) regular-shaped, so-called: 'DJ-Rune'-sign attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat youth-related belt-buckle according to its moderately used and/or worn condition!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical nickle-chromed) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a clearly used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and actually nowadays not that easily found! - youth-related belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss') is just moderately used and/or worn and retains a fair bit of its quite shiny, silverish- and/or typical 'nickle-chromed'-finish (it has, however, - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and only shows some dust and/or staining as to be expected). On its back the piece show a: 'RzM'-makers'-designation (something that is more often but most certainly not always encountered). The buckle shows a copper-toned- (and typical early-period) regular-shaped, so-called: 'DJ-Rune'-sign (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat youth-related belt-buckle according to its untouched and clearly used and/or worn condition!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical nickle-chromed) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a just moderately used- ie. truly worn, condition The attractive - and actually nowadays not that easily found! - youth-related belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') is just moderately used and/or worn and retains most of its quite shiny, silverish- and/or typical \'nickle-chromed\'-finish (it has, however, - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and only shows some dust and/or staining as to be expected). This specimen is totally void of a makers\'-designation (something that is more often but most certainly not always encountered!). The buckle shows a copper-toned- (and typical early-period) regular-shaped, so-called: \'DJ-Rune\'-sign that shows some minimal scratches on its front (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat youth-related belt-buckle according to its untouched and just moderately used and/or truly worn, condition!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical nickle-chromed) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and actually nowadays not that easily found! - buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss') is just moderately used and/or worn and retains most (ie. all!) of its quite shiny, silverish- and/or typical 'nickle-chromed'-finish (it has, however, - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and only shows some dust and/or staining as to be expected). The piece is totally void of any makers'-designation nor marking (as is more often encountered). The buckle shows a copper-toned- (and typical early-period) regular-shaped, so-called: 'DJ-Rune'-sign (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat youth-related belt-buckle according to its untouched and only moderately used and/or worn condition!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical nickle-chromed) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and actually nowadays not that easily found! - youth-related belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss') is just moderately used and/or worn and retains most of its quite shiny, silverish- and/or typical 'nickle-chromed'-finish (it has, however, - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and only shows some dust and/or staining as to be expected). This specimen is totally void of a makers'-designation (something that is more often encountered). The buckle shows a copper-toned- (and typical early-period) regular-shaped, so-called: 'DJ-Rune'-sign that shows some minimal scratches on its front (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat youth-related belt-buckle according to its untouched and just moderately used and/or worn condition!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical nickle-chromed) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and actually nowadays not that easily found! - youth-related belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss') is just moderately used and/or worn and retains most of its quite shiny, silverish- and/or typical 'nickle-chromed'-finish (it has, however, - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and only shows some dust and/or staining as to be expected). This specimen is totally void of a makers'-designation (something that is more often encountered). The buckle shows a copper-toned- (and typical early-period) regular-shaped, so-called: 'DJ-Rune'-sign that shows some minimal scratches on its front (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat youth-related belt-buckle according to its untouched and just moderately used and/or worn condition!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical nickle-chromed) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') being a typical non-maker-marked example that comes in a just moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and actually nowadays not that easily found! - youth-related belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss\') is just moderately used and/or worn and retains most of its quite shiny, silverish- and/or typical \'nickle-chromed\'-finish (it has, however - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and only shows some dust and/or staining as to be expected). This specimen is totally void of a makers\'-designation (something that is more often encountered!). The buckle shows a copper-toned- (and typical early-period) regular-shaped, so-called: \'DJ-Rune\'-sign that shows some minimal scratches on its front (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat youth-related belt-buckle according to its untouched and just moderately used and/or worn, condition!

Attractive, DJ (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') sports-badge (or: \'DJ-Leistungsrune\') being a \'Buntmetall\'-based example of the silver-class, being a maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/63\'-) marked specimen that is individually numbered \'331176\' on its back The - truly detailed and/or pronounced! - badge was clearly issued and/or was moderately worn and comes naturally mounted on its fully functional (silver-toned-) pin-/catch (-set-up). The badge shows some moderate age and/or wear (see pictures) but has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit stained ie. dirty. The piece - which is executed in silver-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') - was most certainly issued and/or IMO moderately worn: truly most of its finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge shows the engraved bearers'-number: '331176' engraved on its back. Simply an attractive 'DJ-Leistungsrune' as executed in silvered 'Buntmetall' and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, DJ- (ie. \'Deutsches Jungvolk\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Schwarz in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based, black-class youth sports\'-badge) being a cloth-based version as executed in the neat: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - DJ- (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk'-) so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Schwarz in Stoff' (or: cloth-based, black-class youth sports'-badge) being a typical cloth-based version as executed in the neat: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply never worn- nor -tunic-attached-), condition. The neat badge depicts a black-toned 'DJ-Leistungsrune' on a beige-white-coloured background and just shows some minimal wear and/or staining: it was not folded into shape and still shows its period-attached, paper-based 'RzM'-etiket: the patch is undamaged but does show some minimal age ie. staining. Simply a very attractive - and truly fairly unusally encountered! - DJ-cloth-based, sports'-related patch of the black-class that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, DJH- ie. HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate a DJH- ie. HJ-related complex named: \'Jugendburg Monschau\' This an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - DJH- (ie. 'Deutsche Jugend Herberge') an/or: HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') that was specifically issued to commemorate a specific DJH- (ie. HJ-) related complex named the: 'Jugendburg Monschau' being a clearly maker- (ie. 'F. Hoffstätter - Bonn') marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical, greyish-toned- and zinc-based metal (I deem so-called: zinc- ie. pot-metal) - truly shows nice detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it is just somewhat tarnished by age (as can be seen on the pictures). The somewhat smaller-sized piece (which is as stated above nicely maker-marked on its back) depicts a detailed illustration of the 'Jugendburg Monschau', a: 'HJ-Raute' and 'DJH'-logo coupled with the above-mentioned text and comes mounted onto its (of course still functional) pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and most certainly scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related 'tinnie'. I deem that I have priced this attractive example according to its desirability and/or truly nicely preserved- and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-helpers-badge as was intended for a: \'Helferin\', being an example that is nicely maker-marked and that is bearing a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking on its back The neat badge is made out of greyish-silver-coloured-, zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and has an immaculate painted surface (no real damage whatsoever can be noticed: it just shows some regular age and/or wear). The badge is nicely marker-marked on the back with a makers'-designation- ie. logo and shows moreover a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending mark (as can be seen on the photos). The badge is IMO only moderately worn: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and comes of course mounted on its functional pin-/catch (-set-up). These attractive DRK-badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. Simply an attractive example that is hard to be upgraded and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-helpers-badge as was intended for a: \'Schwesternhelferin\', being a maker- (ie. \'1\'-) marked example that is bearing a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking on its back The neat badge is made-out of copper-coloured-, metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and has an immaculate enamelled surface (no real damage whatsoever can be noticed: the badge just shows some obvious wear and/or scratches as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a neatlty marker- (ie. '1'-) marked example that also shows a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending mark on its back (as can be seen on the photos). The badge is clearly worn and/or used: it has IMO once been been cleaned ie. polished and comes of course mounted on its functional pin-/catch (-set-up). It should be noted that these attractive DRK-badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. A similar badge is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (5613XB) and estimated value of 90 Eu. Simply a decent example of this attractive DRK-related 'Schwesternhelferin' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-helpers-badge as was intended for a: \'Schwesternhelferin\', being a non-maker-marked example that is bearing a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking on its back The neat badge is made-out of greyish-silver-coloured-, metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and has an immaculate enamelled surface (no real damage whatsoever can be noticed: the badge just shows some obvious wear and/or scratches as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a non-marker-marked example that just shows a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending mark on its back (as can be seen on the photos). The badge is clearly worn and/or used: it has IMO once been been cleaned ie. polished and comes of course mounted on its functional pin-/catch (-set-up). It should be noted that these attractive DRK-badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. A similar badge is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (5613XB) and estimated value of 90 Eu. Simply a decent example of this attractive DRK-related 'Schwesternhelferin' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-helpers-badge as was intended for a: \'Schwesternhelferin\', being a non-maker-marked example that is bearing a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking on its back The neat badge is made-out of silver-coloured (and copper-based-) metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and has an immaculate enamelled surface (no damage whatsoever can be noticed: the badge just shows some obvious wear and/or minimal scratches as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a non-maker-marked example that shows a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending mark on its back (as can be seen on the photos). The badge is IMO only moderately worn and/or used: it has never been cleaned nor polished and comes of course mounted on its functional pin-/catch (-set-up). It should be noted that these attractive DRK-badges were also worn by the various Germanic volunteers. A similar badge is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (5613XB) and estimated value of 90 Eu. Simply a decent example of this attractive DRK-related 'Schwesternhelferin' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-helpers-badge as was intended for a: \'Schwesternhelferin\', being a non-maker-marked example that is bearing a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking on its back The neat badge is made-out of greyish-silver-coloured-, metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and has an immaculate enamelled surface (no real damage whatsoever can be noticed: the badge just shows some obvious wear and/or scratches as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a non-marker-marked example that just shows a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending mark on its back (as can be seen on the photos). The badge is clearly worn and/or used: it has IMO once been been cleaned ie. polished and comes of course mounted on its functional pin-/catch (-set-up). It should be noted that these attractive DRK-badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. A similar badge is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (5613XB) and estimated value of 90 Eu. Simply a decent example of this attractive DRK-related 'Schwesternhelferin' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-helpers-badge as was intended for a: \'Schwesternhelferin\', being an example that is nicely maker-marked and that is bearing a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking on its back The neat badge is made out of greyish-silver-coloured-, zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and has an immaculate painted surface (no real damage whatsoever can be noticed). The badge is nicely marker-marked on the back with a makers'-designation- ie. logo (that reads IMO: 'KvA') and shows moreover a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending mark (as can be seen on the photos). The badge is IMO only moderately worn: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and comes of course mounted on its functional pin-/catch (-set-up). These attractive DRK-badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. Simply an attractive example that is hard to be upgraded and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-helpers-badge entitled: \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' (being a nicely preserved example that is void of a makers\'-designation) The attractive - and totallly untouched! - round-shaped badge has an approximate diameter of 3.2 cms. and is made-out of (bright) golden-coloured- (and truly nicely enamelled!) zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and has an immaculate enamelled surface (no damage whatsoever can be noticed: just some obvious wear-marks are present and/or visible: moreover, is it just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained). The badge is totally void of a makers'-designation (as can be seen on the photos). The badge - which presumably dates from the early thirties - is only minimally used and/or worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and comes of course mounted onto its functional- (and totally unaltered) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-helpers-badge entitled: \'Schwesternhelferin R\' (being a nicely enamelled and multi-coloured example that is totally void of a makers\'-designation) The neat - and totallly untouched! - badge is made out of silver-coloured- (and truly nicely enamelled!) 'Buntmetall' and has an immaculate enamelled surface (no damage whatsoever can be noticed: just some obvious wear-marks are present and/or visible: moreover, is a tiny bit dirty ie. stained). The badge is a non-maker-marked example (as more often) that is also void of a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation on its back (as can be seen on the photos). The badge is only moderately used and/or worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and comes of course mounted onto its functional- (and unaltered) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These attractive DRK-badges were - I deem - worn by the DRK-nurses (ie. helpers) in the period prior to 1933. Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-helpers-badge entitled: \'Schwesternhelferin\' (being an example that shows a clearly present \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking on its back) The attractive badge is made out of silver-coloured- (and truly nicely enamelled!) 'Buntmetall' and has an immaculate enamelled surface (no damage whatsoever can be noticed: just some obvious wear-marks are present and/or visible). The badge is a non-maker-marked example that shows a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation on its back (as can be seen on the photos). The badge is only moderately used and/or worn: it was (I deem) never cleaned nor polished and comes of course mounted on its functional- (and unaltered) pin-/catch (-set-up). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: '5613XB' and an estimated value of 90 Eu. These attractive DRK-badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. The piece seems to show two period-engraved initials on its back (that read: 'R.J.' or alike). Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-helpers-badge entitled: \'Schwesternhelferin\' (being an example that shows a clearly present \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking on its back) The neat - and totallly untouched! - badge is made out of silver-coloured- (and truly nicely enamelled!) \'Buntmetall\' and has an immaculate enamelled surface (no damage whatsoever can be noticed: just some obvious wear-marks are present and/or visible: moreover, is a tiny bit dirty ie. stained). The badge is a non-maker-marked example (as more often) that nevertheless shows a clear: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation on its back (as can be seen on the photos). The badge is only moderately used and/or worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and comes of course mounted onto its functional- (and unaltered) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: \'5613XB\' and an estimated value of 90 Eu. These attractive DRK-badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-helpers-badge entitled: \'Schwesternhelferin\' (being an example that shows a clearly present \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking on its back) The neat - and totallly untouched! - badge is made out of silver-coloured- (and truly nicely enamelled!) 'Buntmetall' and has an immaculate enamelled surface (no damage whatsoever can be noticed: just some obvious wear-marks are present and/or visible: moreover, is a tiny bit dirty ie. stained). The badge is a non-maker-marked example (as more often) that nevertheless shows a clear: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation on its back (as can be seen on the photos). The badge is only moderately used and/or worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and comes of course mounted onto its functional- (and unaltered) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: '5613XB' and an estimated value of 90 Eu. These attractive DRK-badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-helpers-badge entitled: \'Schwesternhelferin\' (being an example that shows a clearly present \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking on its back) The truly very attractive - and totallly untouched! - badge is made out of silver-coloured- (and truly nicely enamelled!) \'Buntmetall\' and has a truly immaculate enamelled surface (no damage whatsoever can be noticed: just some obvious wear-marks are present and/or visible: moreover, is a tiny bit dirty ie. stained). The badge is a non-maker-marked example (as more often) that nevertheless shows a clear: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation on its back (as can be seen on the photos). The badge is only moderately used and/or worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and comes of course mounted onto its functional- (and unaltered) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: \'5613XB\'. These attractive DRK-badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-helpers-badge entitled: \'Schwesternhelferin\' (being an example that shows a clearly present \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending- and/or: \'1\'-marking on its back) The truly attractive - and totallly untouched! - badge is made out of (bright) silver-coloured- (and truly nicely enamelled!) 'Buntmetall' and has an immaculate enamelled surface (no damage whatsoever can be noticed: just some obvious wear-marks are present and/or visible: moreover, is a tiny bit dirty ie. stained). The badge is a maker- (ie. '1'-) marked example (as more often) that also shows a clear: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation on its back (as can be seen on the photos). The badge is only minimally used and/or worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and comes of course mounted onto its functional- (and unaltered) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: '5613XB' and an estimated value of 90 Eu. These attractive DRK-badges were also worn by the Germanic volunteers. Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced: maybe the best such example I ever had on offer!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-insignia-grouping comprising of a neat helpers-badge entitled: \'Schwesternhelferin\' and accompanying ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') This is an attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) nurses\'-insignia-grouping comprising of a neat helpers-badge entitled: \'Schwesternhelferin\' and accompanying ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') and that comes as recently found at a German private-household. Both items are nicely preserved and were always together. The neat - and totallly untouched! - \'Schwesternhelferin\'-badge is made out of silver-coloured- (and truly nicely enamelled!) \'Buntmetall\' and has an immaculate enamelled surface (no damage whatsoever can be noticed: just some obvious wear-marks are present and/or visible: moreover, is a tiny bit dirty ie. stained). The badge is a non-maker-marked example (as more often) that nevertheless shows a clear: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation on its back and also shows two period-engraved initials that read: \'R.B.\' (as can be seen on the photos). The badge is only moderately used and/or worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and comes of course mounted onto its functional- (and unaltered) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: \'5613XB\' and an estimated value of 90 Eu. Next to the badge the grouping comprises of an attractive disc (ie.: \'Erkennungsmarke\') - which most certainly belonged to a nurse who served within the territory of the: \'Wehrkreis XIII\' - and that is constructed of (shiny) greyish-silver-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based metal. The red-coloured paint (as is visible within both red-crosses) is totally undamaged and/or nicely preserved (as can be noticed on the pictures). These decorative ID-discs - having the additional text \'volunteer\' (or: \'Freiwillige\') engraved ie. stamped were worn by the German volunteers but saw also usage by the female (and male) Germanic volunteers (originating from for example Holland, Norway, Belgium etc.) This example was clearly worn ie. used and comes mounted on its (nicely preserved!) period-cord as worn and/or stored for decades: it is somewhat dirty but was I deem never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). This example is void of a stamped bloodgroup-type that is more often encountered. As stated does this small grouping originate from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. It should be noted that these attractive, DRK-related sets can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\' and are not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red Cross) \'Raute\'-shaped nurses\'-helpers-badge entitled: \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' (being a nicely preserved example that is void of a makers\'-designation) The attractive - and totallly untouched! - 'Raute'-shaped badge is made-out of (bright) silver-coloured- (and truly nicely enamelled!) 'Buntmetall' and has an immaculate enamelled surface (no damage whatsoever can be noticed: just some obvious wear-marks are present and/or visible: moreover, is it just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained). The badge is totally void of a makers'-designation (as can be seen on the photos). The badge - which presumably dates from the early thirties - is only minimally used and/or worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and comes of course mounted onto its functional- (and totally unaltered) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or: German Red Cross) nurses\'- (ie. \'Hilfsschwester\'-) badge entitled: \'C.C. Preuss. Landesv. V.R.K. - Berlin\' being an enamelled and multi-coloured example that shows a unique, engraved serial-number The neat - and totallly untouched! - oval-shaped badge is made out of bright-golden-coloured- (and truly nicely enamelled!) 'Buntmetall' and has an immaculate enamelled surface (no real damage whatsoever can be noticed: just some obvious wear-marks are present and/or visible: moreover, is a tiny bit dirty ie. stained). The badge - that shows the abbreviation: 'H.S.' which presumably stands for: 'Hilfsschwester'- is a maker- (ie. 'A. Stübbe'-) marked example (as more often) that is void of a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation on its back: it shows, however, an engraved (unique) serial-number that reads: '421' on its back (as can be seen on the photos). The badge is only moderately used and/or worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and comes of course mounted onto its functional- (and unaltered) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). These attractive DRK-related nurses'-badges were - I deem - worn by the DRK-nurses (ie. helpers) in the period prior to 1933. Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') so-called: nurses\'-badge entitled: \'Hilfsschwester\', being a desirable oval-shaped version showing an engraved bearers\'-number: (\'118\'), town: (\'Karlsruhe\') and/or makers\'-mark This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly enamelled, so-called: DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or: German Red Cross) nurses'-badge entitled: 'Hilfsschwester', being a desirable oval-shaped version showing an engraved bearers'-number: (that reads: '118'), town- (ie. hospital-name): ('Karlsruhe') and/or and makers'-mark: 'A. Stübbe - Berlin' and that comes in a wonderful and virtually undamaged, condition. The piece was (IMO) clearly worn but is totally void of any (real) enamel-damage: it just shows some regular wear and does show some minor scratches ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked: 'Ges.Gesch. - A. Stübbe - Berlin' and also is engraved with a (unique) bearers'-number that reads: '118'. The badge most certainly belonged to a nurse that worked in a hospital or clinic based in Karlsruhe (something that is obvious due to the encountered engraving). The badge comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). This badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, were it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XG. The badge on offer here was never cleaned and shows an attractive (golden-coloured-) patina on its back. This is the desirable oval-shaped version (having an approximate width of 4,7 cms.). Simply an attractive and honest example of this desirable DRK 'Schwesternschaft' lapel-pin that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') so-called: nurses\'-badge entitled: \'Probeschwester\', being a medium-sized version showing an engraved bearers\'-number: (\'21\'), town: (\'Karlsruhe\') and/or makers\'-mark This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly enamelled, DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross) so-called: nurses'-badge entitled: 'Probeschwester' (or: candidate nurse) being a medium-sized version showing a (very low!) engraved bearers'-number: (that reads: '21'), town- (ie. hospital-name): ('Karlsruhe') and/or and makers'-mark: 'A. Stübbe' and that comes in a wonderful and totally undamaged, condition. The piece was (IMO) clearly worn but is totally void of any enamel-damage: it just shows some regular wear and does show some minor scratches ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked: 'Ges.Gesch. - A. Stübbe - Berlin' and also is engraved with a (unique) bearers'-number that reads: '21'. The badge most certainly belonged to a (candidate) nurse that worked in a hospital or clinic based in Karlsruhe (something that is obvious due to the encountered engraving). The badge comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, were it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XH. The badge on offer here was never cleaned and shows an attractive (golden-coloured-) patina on its back. This is the medium-sized version (having an approximate diameter of 3,2 cms.). Simply an attractive and honest example of this desirable DRK 'Schwesternschaft' ie. 'Probeschwester'-lapel-pin that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') so-called: nurses\'-badge entitled: \'Schülerin\', being a medium-sized version showing an engraved bearers\'-number: (\'68\'), town: (\'Karlsruhe\') and/or makers\'-mark This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly enamelled DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or: German Red Cross) so-called: nurses\'-badge entitled: \'Schülerin\' (ie. trainee), being a medium-sized version showing an engraved (low!) bearers\'-number: (that reads: \'68\'), town- (ie. hospital-name): (\'Karlsruhe\') and/or and makers\'-mark: \'A. Stübbe - Berlin\' and that comes in a wonderful and totally undamaged, condition. The piece was (I deem) clearly worn but is totally void of any (real) enamel-damage: it just shows some regular wear and does show some minor scratches ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked: \'Ges.Gesch. - A. Stübbe - Berlin\' and also is engraved with a (unique and low) bearers\'-number that reads: \'68\'. The badge most certainly belonged to a nurse that worked in a hospital or clinic based in Karlsruhe (something that is obvious due to the encountered engraving). The badge comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). A similar badge is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\' lapel-pin-catalogue, were it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XG. The badge on offer here was never cleaned and shows an attractive (silverish-bronze-coloured-) patina on its back. This is the medium-sized version (having an approximate diameter of 3,2 cms.). Simply an attractive and honest example of this desirable DRK \'Schwesternschaft\' lapel-pin that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') so-called: nurses\'-badge entitled: \'Schülerin\', being a medium-sized version showing an engraved bearers\'-number: (\'84\'), town: (\'Karlsruhe\') and/or makers\'-mark This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly enamelled DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or: German Red Cross) so-called: nurses'-badge entitled: 'Schülerin' (ie. trainee), being a medium-sized version showing an engraved bearers'-number: (that reads: '84'), town- (ie. hospital-name): ('Karlsruhe') and/or and makers'-mark: 'A. Stübbe - Berlin' and that comes in a wonderful and totally undamaged, condition. The piece was (IMO) clearly worn but is totally void of any (real) enamel-damage: it just shows some regular wear and does show some minor scratches ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked: 'Ges.Gesch. - A. Stübbe - Berlin' and also is engraved with a (unique) bearers'-number that reads: '84'. The badge most certainly belonged to a nurse that worked in a hospital or clinic based in Karlsruhe (something that is obvious due to the encountered engraving). The badge comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). This badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, were it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XG. The badge on offer here was never cleaned and shows an attractive (silver-coloured-) patina on its back. This is the medium-sized version (having an approximate diameter of 3,2 cms.). Simply an attractive and honest example of this desirable DRK 'Schwesternschaft' lapel-pin that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') so-called: nurses\'-badge entitled: \'Schwesternschaft\' being a larger-sized version showing an engraved bearers\'-number: (\'406\'), town: (\'Karlsruhe\') and/or makers\'-mark This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly enamelled, so-called: DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or: German Red Cross) nurses\'-badge entitled: \'Schwesternschaft\' being a desirable larger-sized version showing an engraved bearers\'-number: (that reads: \'406\'), town- (ie. hospital-) name: (\'Karlsruhe\') and/or makers\'-mark: \'A. Stübbe - Berlin\' and that comes in and overall nice- albeit clearly used and/or worn, condition. The piece was (I deem) clearly worn but is totally void of any (real) enamel-damage: it just shows some regular wear and does show some minor scratches ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked: \'Ges.Gesch. - A. Stübbe - Berlin\' and also is engraved with a (unique) bearers\'-number that reads: \'406\'. The badge most certainly belonged to a nurse that worked in a hospital or clinic based in Karlsruhe (something that is obvious due to the encountered engraving). The badge comes naturally mounted on its (period-replace) but still functional pin and/or catch (set-up). A similar badge is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\' lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XG. The badge on offer here was never cleaned and shows an attractive (golden-coloured) patina on its back. This is the desirable larger-sized version (having an approximate diameter of 4,2 cms.). Simply an attractive and honest example of this desirable DRK \'Schwesternschaft\' lapel-pin that is not that often offered for sale: I deem that I have priced it according to its replaced pin-set-up!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') so-called: nurses\'-badge entitled: \'Schwesternschaft\', being a desirable oval-shaped version showing an engraved bearers\'-number: (\'42\'), town: (\'Karlsruhe\') and/or makers\'-mark This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly enamelled, so-called: DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or: German Red Cross) nurses'-badge entitled: 'Schwesternschaft', being a desirable oval-shaped version showing an engraved bearers'-number: (that reads: '42'), town- (ie. hospital-name): ('Karlsruhe') and/or and makers'-mark: 'A. Stübbe - Berlin' and that comes in a wonderful and virtually undamaged, condition. The piece was (IMO) clearly worn but is totally void of any (real) enamel-damage: it just shows some regular wear and does show some minor scratches ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked: 'Ges.Gesch. - A. Stübbe - Berlin' and also is engraved with a (unique) bearers'-number that reads: '42'. The badge most certainly belonged to a nurse that worked in a hospital or clinic based in Karlsruhe (something that is obvious due to the encountered engraving). The badge comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). This badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, were it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XG. The badge on offer here was never cleaned and shows an attractive (darker- ie. tarnished, golden-coloured-) patina on its back. This is the desirable oval-shaped version (having an approximate width of 4,7 cms.). Simply an attractive and honest example of this desirable DRK 'Schwesternschaft' lapel-pin that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') so-called: nurses\'-badge entitled: \'Schwesternschaft\', being a desirable oval-shaped version showing an engraved bearers\'-number: (\'58\'), town: (\'Meiningen\') and/or makers\'-mark This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly enamelled, so-called: DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or: German Red Cross) nurses'-badge entitled: 'Schwesternschaft', being a desirable oval-shaped version showing an engraved bearers'-number: (that reads: '58'), town- (ie. hospital-name): ('Meiningen') and/or and makers'-mark: 'A. Stübbe - Berlin' and that comes in a wonderful and virtually undamaged, condition. The piece was (IMO) clearly worn but is totally void of any (real) enamel-damage: it just shows some regular wear and does show some minor scratches ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked: 'Ges.Gesch. - A. Stübbe - Berlin' and also is engraved with a (unique) bearers'-number that reads: '58'. The badge most certainly belonged to a nurse that worked in a hospital or clinic based in Meiningen (something that is obvious due to the encountered engraving). The badge comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). This badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, were it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XG. The badge on offer here was never cleaned and shows an attractive (darker- ie. tarnished, golden-coloured-) patina on its back. This is the desirable oval-shaped version (having an approximate width of 4,7 cms.). Simply an attractive and honest example of this desirable DRK 'Schwesternschaft' lapel-pin that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') so-called: nurses\'-badge entitled: \'Schwesternschaft\', being a larger-sized version showing an engraved bearers\'-number: (\'1004\'), town: (\'Karlsruhe\') and/or makers\'-mark This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly enamelled, so-called: DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or: German Red Cross) nurses'-badge entitled: 'Schwesternschaft', being a desirable larger-sized version showing an engraved bearers'-number: (that reads: '1004'), town- (ie. hospital-name): ('Karlsruhe') and/or and makers'-mark: 'A. Stübbe - Berlin' and that comes in a wonderful and virtually undamaged, condition. The piece was (IMO) clearly worn but is totally void of any (real) enamel-damage: it just shows some regular wear and does show some minor scratches ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked: 'Ges.Gesch. - A. Stübbe - Berlin' and also is engraved with a (unique) bearers'-number that reads: '1004'. The badge most certainly belonged to a nurse that worked in a hospital or clinic based in Karlsruhe (something that is obvious due to the encountered engraving). The badge comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XG. The badge on offer here was never cleaned and shows an attractive (golden-coloured-) patina on its back. This is the desirable larger-sized version (having an approximate diameter of 4,2 cms.). Simply an attractive and honest example of this desirable DRK 'Schwesternschaft' lapel-pin that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') so-called: nurses\'-badge entitled: \'Schwesternschaft\', being a larger-sized version showing an engraved bearers\'-number: (\'112\'), town: (\'Darmstadt\') and/or makers\'-mark This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly enamelled, so-called: DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or: German Red Cross) nurses'-badge entitled: 'Schwesternschaft', being a desirable larger-sized version showing an engraved bearers'-number: (that reads: '112'), town- (ie. hospital-name): ('Darmstadt') and/or and makers'-mark: 'A. Stübbe - Berlin' and that comes in a wonderful and/or virtually undamaged, condition. The piece was (I deem) clearly worn but is totally void of any (real) enamel-damage: it just shows some regular wear and does show some minor scratches ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked: 'Ges.Gesch. - A. Stübbe - Berlin' and also is engraved with a (unique) bearers'-number that reads: '112'. The badge most certainly belonged to a nurse that worked in a hospital or clinic based in the town of Darmstadt (something that is obvious due to the encountered engraving). The badge comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XG. The badge on offer here was never cleaned and shows an attractive (golden-coloured-) patina on its back. This is the desirable larger-sized version (having an approximate diameter of 4,2 cms.). Simply an attractive and honest example of this desirable DRK 'Schwesternschaft' lapel-pin that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') so-called: nurses\'-badge entitled: \'Schwesternschaft\', being a larger-sized version showing an engraved bearers\'-number: (\'1700\'), town: (\'Karlsruhe\') and/or makers\'-mark This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly enamelled, so-called: DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or: German Red Cross) nurses'-badge entitled: 'Schwesternschaft', being a desirable larger-sized version showing an engraved bearers'-number: (that reads: '1700'), town- (ie. hospital-name): ('Karlsruhe') and/or and makers'-mark: 'A. Stübbe - Berlin' and that comes in a wonderful and virtually undamaged, condition. The piece was (IMO) clearly worn but is totally void of any (real) enamel-damage: it just shows some regular wear and does show some minor scratches ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked: 'Ges.Gesch. - A. Stübbe - Berlin' and also is engraved with a (unique) bearers'-number that reads: '1700'. The badge most certainly belonged to a nurse that worked in a hospital or clinic based in Karlsruhe (something that is obvious due to the encountered engraving). The badge comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XG. The badge on offer here was never cleaned and shows an attractive (golden-coloured-) patina on its back. This is the desirable larger-sized version (having an approximate diameter of 4,2 cms.). Simply an attractive and honest example of this desirable DRK 'Schwesternschaft' lapel-pin that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') so-called: nurses\'-badge entitled: \'Schwesternschaft\', being a larger-sized version showing an engraved bearers\'-number: (\'1922\'), town: (\'Karlsruhe\') and/or makers\'-mark This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly enamelled, so-called: DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or: German Red Cross) nurses'-badge entitled: 'Schwesternschaft', being a desirable larger-sized version showing an engraved bearers'-number: (that reads: '1922'), town- (ie. hospital-name): ('Karlsruhe') and/or and makers'-mark: 'A. Stübbe - Berlin' and that comes in a wonderful and virtually undamaged, condition. The piece was (IMO) clearly worn but is totally void of any (real) enamel-damage: it just shows some regular wear and does show some minor scratches ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked: 'Ges.Gesch. - A. Stübbe - Berlin' and also is engraved with a (unique) bearers'-number that reads: '1922'. The badge most certainly belonged to a nurse that worked in a hospital or clinic based in Karlsruhe (something that is obvious due to the encountered engraving). The badge comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XG. The badge on offer here was never cleaned and shows an attractive (golden-coloured-) patina on its back. This is the desirable larger-sized version (having an approximate diameter of 4,2 cms.). Simply an attractive and honest example of this desirable DRK 'Schwesternschaft' lapel-pin that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') so-called: nurses\'-badge entitled: \'Schwesternschaft\', being a larger-sized version showing an engraved bearers\'-number: (\'2323\'), town: (\'Karlsruhe\') and/or makers\'-mark This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly enamelled, so-called: DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or: German Red Cross) nurses'-badge entitled: 'Schwesternschaft', being a desirable larger-sized version showing an engraved bearers'-number: (that reads: '2323'), town- (ie. hospital-name): ('Karlsruhe') and/or and makers'-mark: 'A. Stübbe - Berlin' and that comes in a wonderful and virtually undamaged, condition. The piece was (IMO) clearly worn but is totally void of any (real) enamel-damage: it just shows some regular wear and does show some minor scratches ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked: 'Ges.Gesch. - A. Stübbe - Berlin' and also is engraved with a (unique) bearers'-number that reads: '2323'. The badge most certainly belonged to a nurse that worked in a hospital or clinic based in Karlsruhe (something that is obvious due to the encountered engraving). The badge comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). This badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, were it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XG. The badge on offer here was never cleaned and shows an attractive (golden-coloured-) patina on its back. This is the desirable larger-sized version (having an approximate diameter of 4,2 cms.). Simply an attractive and honest example of this desirable DRK 'Schwesternschaft' lapel-pin that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') so-called: nurses\'-badge entitled: \'Schwesternschaft\', being a medium-sized version showing an engraved bearers\'-number: (\'118\'), town: (\'Saarbrücken\') and/or makers\'-mark This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly enamelled DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross) so-called: nurses'-badge entitled: 'Schwesternschaft', being a medium-sized version showing an engraved bearers'-number: ('118'), town- (ie. hospital-name): ('Saarbrücken') and/or and makers'-mark: 'A. Stübbe' that comes in a wonderful and totally undamaged condition. The piece was (IMO) clearly worn but is totally void of any enamel-damage: it just shows some regular wear and does show some minor scratches ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked: 'Ges.Gesch. - A. Stübbe - Berlin' and also is engraved with a (unique) bearers'-number that reads: '118'. The badge most certainly belonged to a nurse that worked in a hospital or clinic based in Karlsruhe (something that is obvious due to the encountered engraving). The badge comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). This badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, were it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XG and an estimated value of 120 Eu. The badge on offer here was never cleaned and shows an attractive (silver-coloured-) patina on its back. This is the medium-sized version (having an approximate diameter of 3,2 cms.). Simply an attractive and honest example of this desirable DRK 'Schwesternschaft' lapel-pin that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') so-called: nurses\'-badge entitled: \'Schwesternschaft\', being a medium-sized version showing an engraved bearers\'-number: (\'33\'), town: (\'Kiel\') and/or makers\'-mark This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly enamelled DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross) so-called: nurses'-badge entitled: 'Schwesternschaft', being a medium-sized version showing a (very low!) engraved bearers'-number: (that reads: '33'), town- (ie. hospital-name): ('Kiel') and/or and makers'-mark: 'A. Stübbe' that comes in a wonderful and totally undamaged condition. The piece was (IMO) clearly worn but is totally void of any enamel-damage: it just shows some regular wear and does show some minor scratches ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked: 'Ges.Gesch. - A. Stübbe - Berlin' and also is engraved with a (unique) bearers'-number that reads: '33'. The badge most certainly belonged to a nurse that worked in a hospital or clinic based in Kiel (something that is obvious due to the encountered engraving). The badge comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). This badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, were it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XG. The badge on offer here was never cleaned and shows an attractive (silver-coloured-) patina on its back. This is the medium-sized version (having an approximate diameter of 3,2 cms.). Simply an attractive and honest example of this desirable DRK 'Schwesternschaft' lapel-pin that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') so-called: nurses\'-badge entitled: \'Schwesternschaft\', being a medium-sized version showing an engraved bearers\'-number: (\'670\'), town: (\'Karlsruhe\') and/or makers\'-mark This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly enamelled DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or: German Red Cross) so-called: nurses'-badge entitled: 'Schwesternschaft', being a medium-sized version showing an engraved bearers'-number: (that reads: '670'), town- (ie. hospital-name): ('Karlsruhe') and/or and makers'-mark: 'A. Stübbe - Berlin' and that comes in a wonderful and totally undamaged, condition. The piece was (IMO) clearly worn but is totally void of any enamel-damage: it just shows some regular wear and does show some minor scratches ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked: 'Ges.Gesch. - A. Stübbe - Berlin' and also is engraved with a (unique) bearers'-number that reads: '670'. The badge most certainly belonged to a nurse that worked in a hospital or clinic based in Karlsruhe (something that is obvious due to the encountered engraving). The badge comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). This badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, were it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XG. The badge on offer here was never cleaned and shows an attractive (silver-coloured-) patina on its back. This is the medium-sized version (having an approximate diameter of 3,2 cms.). Simply an attractive and honest example of this desirable DRK 'Schwesternschaft' lapel-pin that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') so-called: nurses\'-badge entitled: \'Schwesternschaft\', being a medium-sized version showing an engraved bearers\'-number: (\'712\'), town: (\'Karlsruhe\') and/or makers\'-mark This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly enamelled DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross) so-called: nurses'-badge entitled: 'Schwesternschaft', being a medium-sized version showing an engraved bearers'-number: ('712'), town- (ie. hospital-name): ('Karlsruhe') and/or and makers'-mark: 'A. Stübbe' that comes in a wonderful and totally undamaged condition. The piece was (IMO) clearly worn but is totally void of any enamel-damage: it just shows some regular wear and does show some minor scratches ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked: 'Ges.Gesch. - A. Stübbe - Berlin' and also is engraved with a (unique) bearers'-number that reads: '712'. The badge most certainly belonged to a nurse that worked in a hospital or clinic based in Karlsruhe (something that is obvious due to the encountered engraving). The badge comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). This badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, were it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XG and an estimated value of 120 Eu. The badge on offer here was never cleaned and shows an attractive (silver-coloured-) patina on its back. This is the medium-sized version (having an approximate diameter of 3,2 cms.). Simply an attractive and honest example of this desirable DRK 'Schwesternschaft' lapel-pin that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') so-called: nurses\'-badge entitled: \'Schwesternschaft\', being an oval-shaped version showing an engraved bearers\'-number: (\'13\'), town: (\'Strassburg\') and/or makers\'-mark This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - neatly enamelled, DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red Cross) so-called: nurses'-badge entitled: 'Schwesternschaft', being an oval-shaped-version showing an engraved bearers'-number: ('13'), town- (ie. hospital-name): ('Strassburg') and/or and makers'-mark: 'A. Stübbe' and that comes in a wonderful and totally undamaged condition. The piece was (IMO) clearly worn but is totally void of any enamel-damage: it just shows some regular wear and does show some minor scratches ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin is nicely maker-marked: 'Ges.Gesch. - A. Stübbe - Berlin' and also is engraved with a (unique- and low-) bearers'-number that reads: '13'. The badge most certainly belonged to a nurse that worked in a hospital or clinic based in Strassburg (something that is obvious due to the encountered engraving). The badge comes naturally mounted on its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). This badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, were it is given the unique reference-number: 5613XC. The badge on offer here was never cleaned and shows an attractive (silver- ie. golden-bronze-coloured-) patina on its back. This is the oval-shaped version (having an approximate length of 4,2 cms.). Simply an attractive and honest example of this desirable DRK 'Schwesternschaft' lapel-pin that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, DRK- (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'- or German Red Cross) related so-called: nurses\'-brooch entitled: \'Freie Schwesternschaft\' (being a just minimally used- and multi-coloured enamelled albeit non-maker-marked example) This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - DRK- (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz'- or German Red Cross) so-called: nurses'-badge entitled: 'Freie Schwesternschaft' being a very attractive, multi-coloured enamelled albeit non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge is made-out of silvered so-called: 'Buntmetall' and truly retains immaculate enamel and/or fairly tarnished (albeit silverished) finish (truly no damages are noticable). The badge is totally void of a markers'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly large-sized brooch (having an approximate diameter of 3,7 cms.) was most certainly issued and/or worn: it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and still has a neat, somewhat 'darkened' age-patina. The pin - which has a typical, functional pin- ie. catch set-up in place as to be expected - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5627A and an estimated value of 180 Eu(!). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - DRK- (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz'- or German Red Cross) related so-called: 'Freie Schwesternschaft'-brooch that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, DRK- (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'- or German Red Cross) related so-called: nurses\'-brooch entitled: \'Freie Schwesternschaft\' (being a just minimally used- and multi-coloured enamelled albeit non-maker-marked example) This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - DRK- (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz'- or German Red Cross) so-called: nurses'-badge entitled: 'Freie Schwesternschaft' being a very attractive, multi-coloured enamelled albeit non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge is made-out of silvered so-called: 'Buntmetall' and truly retains immaculate enamel and/or fairly tarnished (albeit silverished) finish (truly no damages are noticable). The badge is totally void of a markers'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The fairly large-sized brooch (having an approximate diameter of 3,7 cms.) was most certainly issued and/or worn: it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and still has a neat, somewhat 'darkened' age-patina. The pin - which has a typical, functional pin- ie. catch set-up in place as to be expected - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue, wherein it is given the unique reference-number: 5627A and an estimated value of 180 Eu(!). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - DRK- (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz'- or German Red Cross) related so-called: 'Freie Schwesternschaft'-brooch that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, Dutch NSB-party- (ie. WA)-related lapel-pin (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' ie. tinnie) that is executed in zinc-based metal and that is depicting the text: \'WA-Marsch - Zuid-Holland - Utrecht\' (1942) This is a very fine example of the - actually very scarcely encountered! - silverish-grey-toned- and/or typical zinc-based metal Dutch NSB-party- (ie. WA-related) lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' ie. tinnie) depicting the text: 'WA-Marsch - Zuid-Holland - Utrecht' and shows on its back a stamped year-designation (1942) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The pin on offer here - which comes in a circular-shaped format whereupon the illustrations of the two provincial shields are shown and that is showing the text: 'WA-Marsch - Zuid-Holland - Utrecht' - comes mounted onto its period pin and has a nicely preserved age-patina and is totally void of any damage or alike: it was never cleaned and was worn and after that stored as such for decades. This piece originates from an advanced collection of NSB- ie. Dutch collaboration-related items that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a neat example of this NSB- (ie. WA- or: 'Weerafdelingen'-) related lapel-pin that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, Dutch NSB-party- ie. WA-related lapel-pin (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' ie. tinnie) that is executed in zinc-based metal and that is depicting the text: \'WA-Voorjaarsmarsch - Heerban 11-12\' This is a very fine example of the - actually very scarcely encountered! - silverish-grey-toned- and/or typical zinc-based metal Dutch NSB-party- (ie. WA-related) lapel-pin (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen' ie. tinnie) depicting the text: 'WA-Voorjaarsmarsch - Heerban 11-12' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The pin on offer here - which comes in a pointed shield-shaped format whereupon an illustration of the NSB-logo (ie. the 'Dutch lion'-symbol) with behind this a 'Wolfshook'-symbol is shown and that is showing the text: 'WA-Voorjaarsmarsch - Heerban 11-12' - comes mounted onto its period pin and has a nicely preserved age-patina and is totally void of any damage or alike: it was never cleaned and was worn and after that stored as such for decades. This piece originates from an advanced collection of NSB- ie. Dutch collaboration-related items that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a neat example of this NSB- ie. WA-related lapel-pin that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, Dutch NSB-party-related, so-called: \'Vijfjaren Draagteeken\' (or: five-years membership-pin) being a nicely preserved example that is void of an engraved bearers\'-number (ie. \'Stamboeknummer\') This is a nicely preserved example of the - actually not that easily encountered! - multi-coloured- and truly nicely enamelled, Dutch NSB-party-related so-called: 'Vijfjaren Draagteeken' (or: five-years membership-lapel-pin) being a nicely enamelled example that is void of an engraved bearers'-number (ie. in Dutch language: 'Stamboeknummer') and that was issued to commemorate those NSB-members who had been member of the movement for a consecutive five-year-period. The pin on offer here come mounted on its period (long-sized) pin and has a nicely preserved (golden-toned) age-patina and is totally void of any enamel-damage or alike: it was most certainly never cleaned and was worn and after that stored as such for decades. Simply a neat example of this NSB-related party-membership-pin that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, Dutch Waffen-SS \'volunteer\'-arm-shield as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is a Dutch-related - albeit German-produced - so-called: Waffen-SS 'volunteer'-arm-shield (ie. 'Ärmelschild') as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: '23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division' ('Nederland') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The shield is depicting the 'orange/blue/white'-colours ie. national flag of the Netherlands and comes in an absolute stonemint- (ie. unissued and never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield is of the later (1943/1944-period-) type and most certainly originates from the famous 'Dachau'-clothing depots. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original Dutch armshield that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, Dutch Waffen-SS \'volunteer\'-arm-shield as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is a Dutch-related - albeit most certainly German-produced - so-called: Waffen-SS 'volunteer'-arm-shield (ie. 'Ärmelschild') as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: '23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division' ('Nederland') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The shield is depicting the typical 'orange/blue/white'-colours ie. national flag of the Netherlands and comes in an absolute stonemint- (ie. unissued and never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield is of the later (1943/1944-period-) type and most certainly originates from the famous 'Dachau'-clothing depots: it was (I deem) one glued into an album or alike and does show a tiny piece of paper glued to the back. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original Dutch armshield that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, Dutch- (ie. NSB-) related (female) membership-badge (or in Dutch: \'Ledendraagteken\') as was intended for female members serving within the: \'Arbeidsdienst Meisjes (o. ADM\') being a silver-toned and/or non-maker-marked example This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - bright-silver-coloured and (I deem) 'Buntmetall'-based, Dutch- (ie. NSB-) related (female) membership-badge (or in Dutch: 'Ledendraagteken') as was intended for female members serving within the: 'Arbeidsdienst Meisjes (o. ADM') being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderarely used- and/or worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - having an approximate diameter of only 2 cms. like an N.S.D.A.P.-party-badge - is a typical non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original (and/or functional) pin- ie. pin-/catch-set-up. The piece - which shows a typical: 'three legged'-swastika-symbol - has never been cleaned and retains a nicely preserved surface (the pin has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished). This piece originates from an advanced collection of NSB- ie. Dutch collaboration-related items that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very nice example of this scarcely encountered NSB-related 'A.D.M.'-membership-lapel-pin: hard to find a nicer and more reasonably-priced example!

Attractive, Dutch- (ie. NSB-) related supporter- ie. membership-badge as was intended for volunteers working for the: \'Winterhulp Nederland (o. WHN\') being a typical green-toned and/or non-maker-marked example This is an attractive bright-green (ie. golden-) coloured and (I deem) aluminium-based, Dutch- (ie. NSB-) related supporter- ie. membership-badge as was intended for volunteers working for the: 'Winterhulp Nederland (o. WHN') being a typical green-toned and/or non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderarely used- and/or worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - having an approximate height of only 2,6 cms. - is a typical non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original (and/or functional) pin- ie. pin-/catch-set-up. The piece - which shows the typical: 'three-legged clover'-symbol and abbreviated text: 'WHN' - has never been cleaned and retains a nicely preserved - and undamaged! - surface (as can be seen on the pictures). This piece originates from an advanced collection of NSB- ie. Dutch collaboration-related items that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive example of an NSB-related 'WHN'-supporter- ie. membership lapel-pin: hard to find a nicer and more reasonably-priced example!

Attractive, Dutch-language issued \'SS-Leitheft\' (being a so-called: \'SS-Germanisches Leitheft - 1. Jahrgang - Heft 1 - 1941\') that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit used- ie. read-, condition) These attractive 'SS-Germanische Leithefte' (or: SS-lead-booklets) were nicely illustrated periodicals (holding various photos and/or drawn illustrations on the subject matter) that were published in the period from 1934 to 1945: they only saw moderate distribution and are therefore nowadays not that easily encountered. These 'SS-leadership-magazines' - as sometimes referred to - were initially only published in the German language in Berlin from 1934 onwards (and in the beginning mostly circulated among professional officers who served within the SS.) The publisher was the 'SS-Hauptamt', being the main office of the 'Reichsführer-SS', Heinrich Himmler. They were printed by a company named: 'M. Müller and Sohn' based in the town of Berlin. When war came, with the need for new recruits, the 'SS-Leithefte' were also published at the various 'Germanische Leitstellen' (based in various European (capital-) cities such as: Oslo/Norway, Copenhagen/Denmark, Brussels/Anwerpen and Den Haag/The Netherlands. These specific 'foreign' examples were published in respectively Norwegian-, Danish-, Flemish- and/or: Dutch language. (There was also even an Estonian edition). The normative texts were usually translated from German, but with more room for national diversity as the war went on. The periodical's spiritual leader was called: 'Dr. Franz Riedweg', a Swiss physician who had joined the SS and became the head of Germanic Volunteer Recruiting Office, a division of the Berlin Main SS-Office. The example on offer here is a Dutch-language-example (ie. so-called: 'SS-Germanisches Leitheft - 1. Jahrgang - Heft 1 - 1941') that retains all its 44-pages and has its period staples in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes in an overall nice- (albeit used- ie. read-) condition and just shows some minimal yellowing caused by decades of storage. Simply an interesting example of a Dutch-language-issued: 'SS-Germanisches Leitheft' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Dutch-language issued \'SS-Leitheft\' (being a so-called: \'SS-Germanisches Leitheft - 1. Jahrgang - Heft 2 - 1941\') that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit used- ie. read-, condition) These attractive \'SS-Germanische Leithefte\' (or: SS-lead-booklets) were nicely illustrated periodicals (holding various photos and/or drawn illustrations on the subject matter) that were published in the period from 1934 to 1945: they only saw moderate distribution and are therefore nowadays not that easily encountered. These \'SS-leadership-magazines\' - as sometimes referred to - were initially only published in the German language in Berlin from 1934 onwards (and in the beginning mostly circulated among professional officers who served within the SS.) The publisher was the \'SS-Hauptamt\', being the main office of the \'Reichsführer-SS\', Heinrich Himmler. They were printed by a company named: \'M. Müller and Sohn\' based in the town of Berlin. When war came, with the need for new recruits, the \'SS-Leithefte\' were also published at the various \'Germanische Leitstellen\' (based in various European (capital-) cities such as: Oslo/Norway, Copenhagen/Denmark, Brussels/Anwerpen and Den Haag/The Netherlands. These specific \'foreign\' examples were published in respectively Norwegian-, Danish-, Flemish- and/or: Dutch language. (There was also even an Estonian edition). The normative texts were usually translated from German, but with more room for national diversity as the war went on. The periodical\'s spiritual leader was called: \'Dr. Franz Riedweg\', a Swiss physician who had joined the SS and became the head of Germanic Volunteer Recruiting Office, a division of the Berlin Main SS-Office. The example on offer here is a Dutch-language-example (ie. so-called: \'SS-Germanisches Leitheft - 1. Jahrgang - Heft 2 - 1941\') that retains all its 48-pages and has its period staples in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes in an overall nice- (albeit used- ie. read-) condition and just shows some minimal yellowing caused by decades of storage. Simply an interesting example of a Dutch-language-issued: \'SS-Germanisches Leitheft\' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Dutch-language issued \'SS-Leitheft\' (being a so-called: \'SS-Germanisches Leitheft - 1. Jahrgang - Heft 3 - 1941\') that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit used- ie. read-, condition) These attractive 'SS-Germanische Leithefte' (or: SS-lead-booklets) were nicely illustrated periodicals (holding various photos and/or drawn illustrations on the subject matter) that were published in the period from 1934 to 1945: they only saw moderate distribution and are therefore nowadays not that easily encountered. These 'SS-leadership-magazines' - as sometimes referred to - were initially only published in the German language in Berlin from 1934 onwards (and in the beginning mostly circulated among professional officers who served within the SS.) The publisher was the 'SS-Hauptamt', being the main office of the 'Reichsführer-SS', Heinrich Himmler. They were printed by a company named: 'M. Müller and Sohn' based in the town of Berlin. When war came, with the need for new recruits, the 'SS-Leithefte' were also published at the various 'Germanische Leitstellen' (based in various European (capital-) cities such as: Oslo/Norway, Copenhagen/Denmark, Brussels/Anwerpen and Den Haag/The Netherlands. These specific 'foreign' examples were published in respectively Norwegian-, Danish-, Flemish- and/or: Dutch language. (There was also even an Estonian edition). The normative texts were usually translated from German, but with more room for national diversity as the war went on. The periodical's spiritual leader was called: 'Dr. Franz Riedweg', a Swiss physician who had joined the SS and became the head of Germanic Volunteer Recruiting Office, a division of the Berlin Main SS-Office. The example on offer here is a Dutch-language-example (ie. so-called: 'SS-Germanisches Leitheft - 1. Jahrgang - Heft 3 - 1941') that retains all its 48-pages and has its period staples in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes in an overall nice- (albeit used- ie. read-) condition and just shows some minimal yellowing caused by decades of storage. Simply an interesting example of a Dutch-language-issued: 'SS-Germanisches Leitheft' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Dutch-language issued \'SS-Leitheft\' (being a so-called: \'SS-Germanisches Leitheft - 2. Jahrgang - Heft 11 - 1942\') that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit used- ie. read-, condition) These attractive 'SS-Germanische Leithefte' (or: SS-lead-booklets) were nicely illustrated periodicals (holding various photos and/or drawn illustrations on the subject matter) that were published in the period from 1934 to 1945: they only saw moderate distribution and are therefore nowadays not that easily encountered. These 'SS-leadership-magazines' - as sometimes referred to - were initially only published in the German language in Berlin from 1934 onwards (and in the beginning mostly circulated among professional officers who served within the SS.) The publisher was the 'SS-Hauptamt', being the main office of the 'Reichsführer-SS', Heinrich Himmler. They were printed by a company named: 'M. Müller and Sohn' based in the town of Berlin. When war came, with the need for new recruits, the 'SS-Leithefte' were also published at the various 'Germanische Leitstellen' (based in various European (capital-) cities such as: Oslo/Norway, Copenhagen/Denmark, Brussels/Anwerpen and Den Haag/The Netherlands. These specific 'foreign' examples were published in respectively Norwegian-, Danish-, Flemish- and/or: Dutch language. (There was also even an Estonian edition). The normative texts were usually translated from German, but with more room for national diversity as the war went on. The periodical's spiritual leader was called: 'Dr. Franz Riedweg', a Swiss physician who had joined the SS and became the head of Germanic Volunteer Recruiting Office, a division of the Berlin Main SS-Office. The example on offer here is a Dutch-language-example (ie. so-called: 'SS-Germanisches Leitheft - 2. Jahrgang - Heft 11 - 1942') that retains all its 64-pages and has its period staples in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes in an overall nice- (albeit used- ie. read-) condition and just shows some minimal yellowing caused by decades of storage. Simply an interesting example of a Dutch-language-issued: 'SS-Germanisches Leitheft' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Dutch-language-, \'SS-Leitheft\' (being an example of the so-called: \'Germanische Leithefte\'-series), being: \'Nr.3\' of 1941 that comes in a wonderful condition These attractive 'SS-Leithefte' (or: SS-lead-booklets) were nicely illustrated periodicals (holding various photos and/or drawn illustrations on the subject matter) that were published in the period from 1934 to 1945: they only saw moderate distribution and are therefore nowadays not that easily encountered. These 'SS-leadership-magazines', as sometimes referred to, were initially only published in the German language in Berlin from 1934 onwards (and in the beginning mostly circulated among professional officers who served within the SS.) The publisher was the 'SS-Hauptamt', being the main office of the 'Reichsführer-SS', Heinrich Himmler. They were printed by a company named: 'M. Müller and Sohn' based in the town of Berlin. When war came, with need for new recruits, the 'SS-Leithefte' were also published at the various 'Germanische Leitstellen' (based in various European (capital-) cities such as: Oslo/Norway, Copenhagen/Denmark, Brussels/Anwerpen and Den Haag/The Netherlands. These specific 'foreign' examples were published in respectively Norwegian-, Danish-, Flemish- and/or: Dutch language. (There was also even an Estonian edition). The normative texts were usually translated from German, but with more room for national diversity as the war went on. The periodical's spiritual leader was called: 'Dr. Franz Riedweg', a Swiss physician who had joined the SS and became the head of Germanic Volunteer Recruiting Office, a division of the Berlin Main SS-Office. The example on offer here is Dutch-language-example (ie. example within the so-called: 'Germanische Leithefte'-series that retains all its 48-pages but shows missing staples (removed in order to overcome rust-damage). It is in a superb condition and just shows some minimal yellowing caused by decades of storage. Simply an attractive example of an: 'SS-Leitheft' (ie. 'Germanische Leitheft') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, early- (ie. I deem pre-war-) period example of an: \'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze\' being a maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer - Nürnberg/Berlin\'-) marked and serial- (ie. \'37089\'-) numbered example that comes in an overall nice condition The truly attractive - and I deem early- (ie. most certainly pre-war-period-) - 'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze' (ie. SA-sports'-badge) is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the clearly present makers'-designation: 'L.Chr. Lauer - Nürnberg/Berlin' and that also bears the (for this maker) usually-encountered inscription: 'Eigentum d. Chefs d. Ausbildungswesens' (as is visible on the back of the sword as more often). The neat badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and totally unaltered pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - only shows some minor wear but was never cleaned nor polished: the original- and/or (fairly bright- and truly golden-bronze-toned-) finish (and a fair bbit of its period-applied 'Brennlack') is still neatly preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the piece shows a unique (stamped) bearers'-numeral that reads: '37089' (as can be noticed on the pictures. Simply an attractive (and clearly serial-numbered!) example by a (for an 'SA-Sportabzeichen' unsually seen maker!) that that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, early- (ie. mid-) war-period example of an: \'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze\' being a detailed and maker- (ie. \'Berg u. Nolte\'-) marked example that shows an impressed bearers\'-number (that reads: \'673724\') The attractive - and I deem fairly early- (ie. eventually pre-) war-period - so-called: SA-sports-badge (or: 'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze') is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the typical makers'-designation: 'Berg u. Nolte - Lüdenscheid' and also bears the usually encountered inscription: 'Eigentum d. SA Sportabzeichen Hauptstelle' (as is visible on the back of the sword as always). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - only shows some minimal wear and age but was never cleaned nor polished: the original- and/or (fairly dark-coloured- and truly golden-bronze-toned-) finish is almost fully present and/or neatly preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does this example retains most of its period-applied shiny finish (ie. 'Brennlack'). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage. Simply a very attractive (and 'numbered'!) example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, early- (ie. mid-) war-period example of an: \'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze\' being a detailed and maker- (ie. \'Berg u. Nolte\'-) marked example that shows an impressed bearers\'-number (that reads: \'780236\') The attractive - and I deem fairly early- (ie. eventually pre-) war-period - so-called: SA-sports-badge (or: \'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze\') is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the typical makers\'-designation: \'Berg u. Nolte - Lüdenscheid\' and also bears the usually encountered inscription: \'Eigentum d. SA Sportabzeichen Hauptstelle\' (as is visible on the back of the sword as always). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and fully unaltered pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - only shows some minimal wear and age but was never cleaned nor polished: the original- and/or (fairly dark-coloured- and truly golden-bronze-toned-) finish is almost fully present and/or neatly preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does this example retains most of its period-applied shiny finish (ie. \'Brennlack\'). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage. Simply a very attractive (and \'numbered\'!) example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, early- (ie. mid-war-) period, all-linnen based-, specific \'tropical issued\' WH \'A-Frame\' (ie. \'Gefechts- or \'Sturmgepäck\') that comes fully complete, being a maker-marked- and/or: \'1942\'-dated example This is a truly fantastic - albeit moderately used but nevertheless scarcely seen - early- (ie. mid-war-) period, specific 'tropical issued', WH 'A-Frame' (ie. 'Gefechts- or 'Sturmgepäck') that comes complete with all its cloth-based lashes, metal-loops and tan-coloured linnen-based straps present and in place. The frame - which was recently found at a private household - comes complete with its specific horizontally-mounted strap (as can be seen on the pictures). Of interest is, moreover, the fact that the frame is of the specific 'tropical'-version which saw usage within the 'Afrikakorps' (but saw usage throughout the war). The 'pack' is naturally fully functional and complete and does show a clearly visible (albeit hard to decyher albeit) readable date- ('1942') and producers'-stamp (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'pack' is only moderately used and does show some minimal (rust)staining but is totally void of any real damage. Both its metal rivets are original to the frame and are not re-mounted-, re-rivited or alike). This example was surely issued and/or used, and can IMO be graded as a truly DAK- (ie. 'Afrikakorps'-) related item. All metal parts still retain (most of) their greyish (anodized) finish but do show some minimal (rust)staining. The piece comes as stated above complete with its specific horizontally-mounted strap which was intended to hold the mess-tin. Simply a truly attractive and nowadays scarcely seen piece of 'tropical'-issued WH-equipment!

Attractive, early- (ie. mid-war-) period, \'all-linnen\'-based, specific \'tropical-issue\'-pattern, WH \'A-Rahmen\' (ie. \'Gefechts- or \'Sturmgepäck\') that comes in a fully complete and/or untouched condition This is a truly attractive - albeit moderately used but nevertheless fairly scarcely seen! - early- (ie. mid-war-) period- and 'all-linnen'-based specific 'tropical-issue'-pattern, WH 'A-Rahmen' (ie. 'Gefechts- or 'Sturmgepäck' aka 'A-frame') that comes in a fully complete and/or totally untouched condition. The frame comes naturally complete with all its linnen-based lashes, metal-based loops and (greenish)tan-coloured linnen-based straps present and in place. The frame - which was recently found at a private household in Germany - is of the specific 'tropical'-version which saw usage within the 'Afrikakorps' (but saw further usage throughout the war). The 'pack' is naturally fully functional and complete but is totally void of a makers'-designation nor date-stamp: this might, however, been 'washed-away' during moderate usage and wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'pack' is only moderately used and does show some minimal (rust)staining but is totally void of any real damage. Both its metal-based rivets are original to the frame and are not re-mounted-, re-rivited or alike). This example was surely issued and/or used, and can - I deem - be graded as a truly DAK- (ie. 'Afrikakorps'-) related item. All metal parts still retain (most of) their greyish-toned (ie.anodized) finish but do show some minimal (rust)staining. Simply an attractive and nowadays scarcely seen piece of 'tropical'-issued WH-equipment that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, early- (ie. most certainly pre-war-) period so-called: \'Deutsches Luftsport Verband\'- (ie. DLV-) related- and/or machine-embroidered, sportshirt-patch as was worn to signify membership within this TR-period airforce-related organisation This is a nicely executed example of a: 'Deutsches Luftsport Verband'- (ie. DLV-) related- and neatly machine-embroidered (by means of typical: 'Kurbelstickerei'), so-called: sportshirt-patch (ie. 'Abzeichen für das Sporthemd') as was worn to signify membership within this airforce-related organisation and that comes in an overall nice- (and - I deem - only moderately used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The DLV was an in the year 1933 formed organisation and was Germany's first move to establish the (later formed) airforce, the 'Luftwaffe'. The sportshirt-patch on offer here was only worn for a short period of time. The patch comes in an overall nice and only minimally worn and/or carefully tunic-removed condition. The fairly large-sized patch - that has an approximate wingspan of 15 cms. - is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured linnen on a bluish-grey coloured- (and/or linnen-based) background (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 'DLV'-related sportshirt-patch that is not often offered for sale!

Attractive, early- (ie. most certainly pre-war-) period so-called: \'Deutsches Luftsport Verband\'- (ie. DLV-) related- and/or machine-embroidered, sportshirt-patch as was worn to signify membership within this TR-period airforce-related organisation This is a nicely executed example of a: \'Deutsches Luftsport Verband\'- (ie. DLV-) related- and neatly machine-embroidered (by means of typical: \'Kurbelstickerei\'), so-called: sportshirt-patch (ie. \'Abzeichen für das Sporthemd\') as was worn to signify membership within this airforce-related organisation and that comes in an overall nice- (and - I deem - only moderately used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The DLV was an in the year 1933 formed organisation and was Germany\'s first move to establish the (later formed) airforce, the \'Luftwaffe\'. The sportshirt-patch on offer here was only worn for a short period of time. The patch comes in an overall nice and only minimally worn and/or carefully tunic-removed condition. The fairly large-sized patch - that has an approximate wingspan of 15 cms. - is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured linnen on a bluish-grey coloured- (and/or linnen-based) background (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'DLV\'-related sportshirt-patch that is not often offered for sale!

Attractive, early- (ie. most certainly pre-war-) period \'Deutsches Luftsport Verband\' (ie. DLV)-related- and/or machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career patch as was worn to signify (former) membership within this organisation This is a truly nicely executed example of a: 'Deutsches Luftsport Verband' (ie. DLV)-related- and machine-embroidered, so-called: special-career-patch (ie. 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was specifically intended to signify (former) membership within this organisation and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The DLV was an in the year 1933 formed organisation and was Germany's first move to establish the (later formed) airforce, the 'Luftwaffe'. The 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen' on offer here was only worn for a short period of time. The patch comes in an overall nice and only minimally worn and/or carefully tunic-removed condition: it still shows some minimal stitching-remains. The patch is neatly machine-embroidered in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a bluish-grey coloured- (and/or linnen-based!) background and also shows a reinforced border (as can be seen on the pictures). The patch - which is neatly backed with a piece of buckram-based linnen cloth as is more often encountered - hardly shows any wear nor age. Simply a veary attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - 'DLV'-related trade- ie. special-career patch!

Attractive, early- (ie. most certainly pre-war-) period \'Deutsches Luftsport Verband\'- (ie. DLV-) related- and/or machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career patch as was worn to signify (former) membership within this organisation This is a nicely executed example of a: 'Deutsches Luftsport Verband'- (ie. DLV-) related- and machine-embroidered, so-called: special-career-patch (ie. 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was specifically intended to signify (former) membership within this organisation and that comes in an overall nice- (and - I deem - only moderately used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The DLV was an in the year 1933 formed organisation and was Germany's first move to establish the (later formed) airforce, the 'Luftwaffe'. The 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen' on offer here was only worn for a short period of time. The patch comes in an overall nice and only minimally worn and/or carefully tunic-removed condition. The patch is neatly machine-embroidered in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a bluish-grey coloured- (and/or woolen-based) background (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 'DLV'-related trade- ie. special-career-patch!

Attractive, early- (ie. most certainly pre-war-) period \'Deutsches Luftsport Verband\'- (ie. DLV-) related- and/or machine-embroidered, so-called: trade- ie. special-career patch as was worn to signify (former) membership within this organisation This is a nicely executed example of a: 'Deutsches Luftsport Verband'- (ie. DLV-) related- and machine-embroidered, so-called: special-career-patch (ie. 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was specifically intended to signify (former) membership within this organisation and that comes in an overall nice- (and - I deem - only moderately used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The DLV was an in the year 1933 formed organisation and was Germany's first move to establish the (later formed) airforce, the 'Luftwaffe'. The 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen' on offer here was only worn for a short period of time. The patch comes in an overall nice and only minimally worn and/or carefully tunic-removed condition. The patch is neatly machine-embroidered in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a bluish-grey coloured- (and/or woolen-based) background (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 'DLV'-related trade- ie. special-career-patch!

Attractive, early- (ie. pre-) war- pattern, WH (Heeres) \'pebbled\'-style- and/or steel-based, belt-buckle ie. \'Koppelschloss\' (being IMO an: \'Ausgeh\'- ie. dress-version) having an additionally attached eagle-device The - as always - non-maker-marked-, belt-buckle is of a two-piece construction: the front-plate is attached to the buckle by means of four, firmly attached prongs ie. rivets. The piece shows no damage whatsoever (but has IMO been moderately used- ie. worn): the detail on the piece is absolutely nicely preserved and/or very pronounced. The piece shows a nice (somewhat shiny- and silver-coloured-) age-patina, simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage (it was IMO not cleaned and is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained, especially on its back). This type of buckle was mainly used in combination with the army-style 'going-out' dress-tunics (ie. 'Waffenröcke') and was worn througout the war. Simply an acttractive example of a 'standard-issue'-pattern Heeres-buckle!

Attractive, early- (ie. pre-) war-period example of an: \'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze\' being a detailed and/or neatly maker- (ie. \'Fechler - Bernsbach i. Sa.\'-) marked example that is void of a bearers\'-number The truly attractive - simply hardly ever worn and I deem fairly early- (ie. eventually pre-war-) period - bronze-class SA-sports\'-badge (ie. \'SA-Sportabzeichen in Bronze\') is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers\'-designation: \'Fechler - Bernsbach i. Sa.\' and that also bears the usually encountered inscription: \'Eigentum d. S.A. Sportabz. Hauptstelle\' (as is visible on the back of the sword as always). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional- and totally unaltered pin- and catch-(set-up) - simply shows hardly any wear nor age (it can be easily graded: \'virtually mint\'!) and was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has a somewhat darkened bronze-toned finish (that is fully present and preserved: most (ie. truly all!) of its period \'Brennlack\'-finished surface has been very nicely preserved). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage. Nevertheless, a fairly early- (ie. eventually pre-war-) period, bronze-class SA-sports\'-badge that is I deem priced according to its wonderful and totally untouched condition!

Attractive, early- (ie. pre-war-) period HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'HJ-Schiessauszeichnung für Scharfschützen\' (or: HJ shooting- ie. marksmans\'-badge) being a nicely maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/102\'-) marked example This is a very attractive and fully undamaged(!) - I deem early- ie. even pre-war-period example of a HJ ('Hitlerjugend') so-called: 'HJ-Schiessauszeichnung für Scharfschützen' (or: HJ shooting- ie. marksmans'-badge with oakleaf-wreath) being a nicely maker- (ie. 'RzM - M1/102'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (I deem surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The smaller-sized badge (which is equally sized as an N.S.D.A.P.-membership lapel-pin) is as stated above, neatly marked on the back with the makers'-designation 'RzM - M1/102' as mentioned above. The lapel-pin was never cleaned (some age ie. staining is present) but the piece truly shows no enamel-damage whatsoever (it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and shows a somewhat tarnished, typical silver-coloured finish). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional (and unaltered) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up. The piece originates from a German private-household where it was recently found and was never before part of any collection. Simply a neat - and actually not that often seen! - youth-related marksmans'-badge: hard to find a better and more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, early- (ie. pre-war-) period HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'HJ-Schiessauszeichnung für Scharfschützen\' (or: HJ shooting- ie. marksmans\'-badge) being a nicely maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/14\'-) marked example This is a very attractive and fully undamaged(!) - I deem early- ie. even pre-war-period example of a HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'HJ-Schiessauszeichnung für Scharfschützen\' (or: HJ shooting- ie. marksmans\'-badge with oakleaf-wreath) being a nicely maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/14\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (I deem surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The smaller-sized badge (which is equally sized as an N.S.D.A.P.-membership lapel-pin) is as stated above, neatly and clearly marked on its back with the makers\'-designation \'RzM - M1/14\' as mentioned above. The lapel-pin was never cleaned (some age ie. staining is present) but the piece truly shows no enamel-damage whatsoever (it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and shows a somewhat tarnished, typical silver-coloured finish). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional (and unaltered) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up. The piece originates from a German private-household where it was recently found and was never before part of any collection. Simply a neat - and actually not that often seen! - youth-related marksmans\'-badge: hard to find a better and more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, early- (ie. pre-war-) period HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'HJ-Schiessauszeichnung für Scharfschützen\' (or: HJ shooting- ie. marksmans\'-badge) being a nicely maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/63\'-) marked example This is a very attractive and fully undamaged(!) - I deem early- ie. even pre-war-period example of a HJ ('Hitlerjugend') so-called: 'HJ-Schiessauszeichnung für Scharfschützen' (or: HJ shooting- ie. marksmans'-badge with oakleaf-wreath) being a nicely maker- (ie. 'RzM - M1/63'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (I deem surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The smaller-sized badge (which is equally sized as an N.S.D.A.P.-membership lapel-pin) is as stated above, neatly marked on the back with the makers'-designation 'RzM - M1/63' as mentioned above. The lapel-pin was never cleaned (some age ie. staining is present) but the piece truly shows no enamel-damage whatsoever (it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and shows a somewhat tarnished, typical silver-coloured finish). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional (and unaltered) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up. The piece originates from a German private-household where it was recently found and was never before part of any collection. Simply a neat - and actually not that often seen! - youth-related marksmans'-badge: hard to find a better and more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, early- (ie. pre-war-) period HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'HJ-Schiessauszeichnung für Scharfschützen\' (or: HJ shooting- ie. marksmans\'-badge) being a nicely maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/63\'-) marked example This is a very attractive and fully undamaged(!) - I deem early- ie. even pre-war-period example of a HJ ('Hitlerjugend') so-called: 'HJ-Schiessauszeichnung für Scharfschützen' (or: HJ shooting- ie. marksmans'-badge with oakleaf-wreath) being a nicely maker- (ie. 'RzM - M1/63'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (I deem surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The smaller-sized badge (which is equally sized as an N.S.D.A.P.-membership lapel-pin) is as stated above, neatly marked on the back with the makers'-designation 'RzM - M1/63' as mentioned above. The lapel-pin was never cleaned (some age ie. staining is present) but the piece truly shows no enamel-damage whatsoever (it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and shows a somewhat tarnished, typical silver-coloured finish). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional (and unaltered) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up. The piece originates from a German private-household where it was recently found and was never before part of any collection. Simply a neat - and actually not that often seen! - youth-related marksmans'-badge: hard to find a better and more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, early- (ie. pre-war-) period HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'HJ-Schiessauszeichnung für Scharfschützen\' (or: HJ shooting- ie. marksmans\'-badge) being a nicely maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/63\'-) marked example This is a very attractive and fully undamaged(!) - I deem early- (ie. even pre-war-) period example of a HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'HJ-Schiessauszeichnung für Scharfschützen\' (or: HJ shooting- ie. marksmans\'-badge with oakleaf-wreath) being a nicely maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/63\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (I deem surely issued- and/or just moderately worn-), condition. The smaller-sized badge (which is equally sized as an N.S.D.A.P.-membership lapel-pin) is as stated above, neatly marked on the back with the makers\'-designation \'RzM - M1/63\' as mentioned above. The lapel-pin was never cleaned (some age ie. staining is present) but the piece truly shows no enamel-damage whatsoever (it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and shows a somewhat tarnished, typical silver-coloured finish). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional (and unaltered) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up. The piece originates from a German private-household where it was recently found and was never before part of any collection. Simply a neat - and actually not that often seen! - youth-related marksmans\'-badge: hard to find a better and more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, early- (ie. pre-war-) period, olive-green-coloured cover (ie. \'Hülle\') as was intended to store a: \'Kochgeschirr\' (or: mess-tin), being a neat maker- (ie. (\'Hermann Wighardt Textilfabrik Fulda\'-) marked and/or: \'1938\'-dated example This is an attractive - early- (ie. pre-war-) period, olive-green-coloured cover (ie. 'Hülle') as was intended to store a: 'Kochgeschirr' (or: mess-tin), being a neat maker- (ie. ('Hermann Wighardt Textilfabrik Fulda'-) marked and/or: '1938'-dated example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece shows a (natural coloured-) leather-based strap (that clearly shows the abovementioned impressed maker and/or date and which is of course fully souple ie. functional). These neat equipment-items were simply abolished in the late 30-ies and are therefore not that easily encountered. Simply an unusual equipment-piece that will be hard to upgrade: ideal to complete any WH 'field-gear' ie. 'A-frame' set-up!

Attractive, early-pattern and \'Buntmetall\'-based, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern dress- (ie. \'Ausgeh\'-) type belt-buckle (being an unmarked example that shows a separately attached, golden-toned and/or: \'down-tailed\' eagle-device attached) This is a truly very attractive - early-pattern and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based - WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern dress- (ie. 'Ausgeh'-) type belt-buckle (ie. 'Ausgehkoppelschloss für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') being a typical unmarked example that shows a separately attached, golden-toned and/or: 'down-tailed' eagle-device attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These neat buckles - which can I deem be dated before 1939 - were specifically worn on the typical, brocade-based Luftwaffe belts (ie. 'Ausgeh-Koppelriemen für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') and were worn in conjunction with the LW going-out ie. dress-tunics (ie. 'Waffenrocke'). The piece on offer here shows a very detailed appearance as to be expected. The buckle shows some moderate aging ie. dust, simply caused by decades of storage and fair wear but was never cleaned nor polished: a fair bit of its (off-factory) applied 'hochpolierte Kanten' or polished sides are still present and/or visible (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that I have priced this truly attractive example accordingly! priced!

Attractive, early-pattern so-called: \'SS/SA/HJ\'-cap-eagle (ie. \'Mützenadler\') being a tin-based- (and non-maker-marked-) example that comes in a \'virtually mint\'- (and/or never cap-attached-), condition I recently uncovered 4 (fully identical!) examples of the early-pattern so-called: 'SS/SA/HJ'-cap-eagle (ie. 'Mützenadler') being all four tin-based- (and non-maker-marked-) examples that all come in a 'virtually mint'- (and/or never cap-attached-), condition. These neat cap-eagles - which are as stated - executed in silvered metal are often seen being worn on the early-pattern visor-caps and/or kepi's. The swastika-areas are (rather crudely) painted in black (as usual) which colour is nicely preserved on all four examples. All examples retain their (never used- nor bent) copper-toned prongs in place. The small-sized eagles have truly very nice detail and come naturally in a never cleaned- nor polished condition. My asking-price is naturally intended per single piece. Simply a nice occasion to aquire a 'virtually mint'- and early-pattern TR-cap-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive, early-pattern WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Panzer\'-type \'Kehlkopfmikrofon A\' (ie. \'Kmf. A.\' or throat-microphone) that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition This is an attractive example of an (I deem) early-pattern WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) 'Panzer'-type so-called: 'Kehlkopfmikrofon A' (ie. 'Kmf. A.' or throat-microphone) that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The piece - which is in my opionion still functional - comes in a fully untouched and complete condition: it helds its reddish-brown-coloured (ie. 'Bakelite'-based) switch-box that retains its metal-based attachement-clip. Moreover, does it still retains all its (typical linnen-covered) cords and shows its period- and unaltered 'three-pinned'-plug in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece does show a (white-inked) 'WaA'- (ie. 'Wehrmacht-Abnahme'-) stamp as to be expected and is in all facets a great 'Panzer'-equipment-piece. Great to 'decorate' any 'Panzer'-soldier mannequin!

Attractive, early-pattern WH (Heeres) \'pebbled\'-styled- and/or aluminium-based, belt-buckle (being an: \'Ausgeh\'- ie. dress-version having a separate front-plate with left-facing eagle-device attached) The attractive - and as always non-maker-marked - belt-buckle is of a two-piece construction as to be expected: the front-plate is firmly attached to the buckle with four (unaltered) prongs as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows truly no damage whatsoever (and has been moderately used- ie. worn): the detail is absolutely nicely preserved and/or still quite pronounced. The piece shows a nice (somewhat shiny-) age-patina, simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage (it was I deem never cleaned and is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained). This type of buckle was mainly used in combination with the army-style 'going-out' dress-tunics (ie. 'Waffenröcke') and was only used for a very short time-frame in the early thirties (after which it was replaced by the normally encountered 'right-facing'-models) and is hardly ever offered for sale. These early-pattern- ie. left-facing, WH (Heeres) belt-buckles can easily be graded: 'very scarce': even more so when they come in the 'aluminium-based'-version as this example. Simply an acttractive and early-pattern, Heeres-buckle showing a left-facing eagle-device!

Attractive, early-pattern WH (Heeres) \'pebbled\'-styled-, field-grey-coloured and/or aluminium-based, unmarked belt-buckle (being a regular- ie. non-dress-version showing an integrated front-plate) The attractive - and as more often non-maker-marked - belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Manschaften des Heeres') is of the single-pieced- (ie. molded-aluminium-based) construction as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The field-grey-coloured piece shows truly no damage whatsoever (but has been moderately used- ie. worn): the detail is absolutely nicely preserved and/or still quite pronounced. The piece - that was most certainly once field-grey-coloured - shows a nice (somewhat shiny) age-patina and shows a fair bit of its period colour (something that was caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage: it was I deem never cleaned and is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained). This particular belt-buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive and early-pattern Heeres-buckle that comes in a moderately used- and/or worn condition!

Attractive, early-pattern WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fliegerschützen-Abzeichen mit Blitzbündel\' being a maker- (ie. \'B&N - L\'-) marked and/or: \'Buntmetall\'- (ie. \'Tombak\'-) based example that comes as issued and moderately worn The - I deem - early-war-period pattern- and/or truly very detailed war-badge ie. 'Fliegerschützen-Abzeichen mit Blitzbündel' (or: air-gunners-badge with lightning bolts) has only moderately been worn and comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional (and fully unaltered!) pin- and/or: original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical 'B&N'-type-) catch and/or pin (set-up). This example - which has been only moderately used and/or worn - shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall and was clearly worn as such. The neat badge has a nice age-patina and retains most of its original, typical silverish-yellow-coloured and/or somewhat 'tarnished' finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has not been cleaned ie. polished over the years as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a neatly maker- (ie. 'B&N -L'-) marked example that is with certainty an early-war-produced war-badge that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Berg & Nolte' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The piece - which shows two totally unaltered and functional rivets - originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. These attractive 'Fliegerschützen-Abzeichen mit Blitzbündel'-awards can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'!

Attractive, early-pattern, black-class wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz\') being a detailed so-called: \'Spanish Civil-War\'-version that comes in a clearly ie. moderately used- and/or worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit moderately used and/or worn - example of a black-class wound-badge (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz') being of the scarcely observed - (ie. early-period- aka 'Spanish Civil-War'- or: 'Legion Condor'-) pattern that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The (non-magnetic- and - I deem - 'Buntmetall'-based-) badge - which is an unmarked version as more often encountered - shows obvious wear ie. age and has lost a fair bit of its black-coloured finish: it retains, however, a neat somewhat 'tarnished'- and truly used age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional, long-sized- (non-magnetic, longer-sized) pin and that has an undamaged and/or: functional catch - still retains extraordinary and/or pronounced detail (as can be seen on the pictures). I am of the opinion, that the piece on offer here is a 100% genuine, period-example that was obviously worn: it originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. The piece was never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. In any case an attractive - and most certainly original! - early-pattern, black-class specimen that is - I deem - priced according to its fully untouched albeit moderately worn condition!

Attractive, early-pattern, black-class wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz\') being a detailed so-called: \'Spanish Civil-War\'-version that comes in a clearly ie. moderately used- and/or worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit moderately used and/or worn - example of a black-class wound-badge (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz') being of the scarcely observed - (ie. early-period- aka 'Spanish Civil-War'- or: 'Legion Condor'-) pattern that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The (non-magnetic- and - I deem - 'Buntmetall'-based-) badge - which is an unmarked version as more often encountered - shows obvious wear ie. age and has lost a fair bit of its black-coloured finish: it retains, however, a neat somewhat 'tarnished'- and truly used age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional, regular-sized- (non-magnetic) pin and that has an undamaged and/or: functional catch - still retains extraordinary and/or pronounced detail (as can be seen on the pictures). I am of the opinion, that the piece on offer here is a 100% genuine, period-example that was obviously worn: it originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. The piece was never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. In any case an attractive - and most certainly original! - early-pattern, black-class specimen that is - I deem - priced according to its fully untouched albeit moderately worn condition!

Attractive, early-pattern, black-class wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz\') being a detailed so-called: \'Spanish Civil-War\'-version that comes in a moderately used- and/or worn, condition This is a very attractive - and I deem just moderately used and/or worn - example of an (I deem) black-class wound-badge (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz') being of the scarcely observed - (ie. early-period- aka 'Spanish Civil-War'- or: 'Legion Condor'-) pattern that comes in an overall very nice- (and moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The (magnetic!) badge - which is an unmarked version as more often encountered - just shows moderate wear ie. age and retains, however, a neat and just somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional, regular-sized-, silver-toned (non-magnetic) pin and that has an undamaged and/or: functional catch - still retains extraordinary and/or pronounced detail (as can be seen on the pictures). I am of the opinion, that the piece on offer here is a 100% genuine, period-example that was obviously worn: it originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. The piece was never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. In any case an attractive - and most certainly original! - early-pattern, black-class specimen that is - I deem - priced according to its fully untouched just moderately worn condition!

Attractive, early-pattern, black-class wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Schwarz\') being a detailed so-called: \'Spanish Civil-War\'-version that comes in a moderately used- and/or worn, condition This is a very attractive - and I deem just moderately used and/or worn - example of a black-class wound-badge (ie. \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') being of the scarcely observed - (ie. early-period- aka \'Spanish Civil-War\'- or: \'Legion Condor\'-) pattern that comes in an overall very nice- (and just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The (non-magnetic!) badge - which is an unmarked version that shows a very pronounced swastika as more often encountered - just shows moderate wear ie. age and retains, however, a neat and just somewhat \'tarnished\' age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional, regular-sized- (and also non-magnetic) pin and that has an undamaged and/or: functional catch - still retains extraordinary and/or pronounced detail (as can be seen on the pictures). I am of the opinion, that the piece on offer here is a 100% genuine, period-example that was obviously worn: it originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. The piece was never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. In any case an attractive - and most certainly original! - early-pattern, black-class specimen that is - I deem - priced according to its fully untouched just moderately worn condition!

Attractive, early-pattern, silver-class wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') being a detailed so-called: \'Spanish Civil-War\'-version that comes in a clearly ie. moderately used- and/or worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit moderately used and/or worn - example of an (I deem) silver-class wound-badge (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') being of the scarcely observed - (ie. early-period- aka 'Spanish Civil-War'- or: 'Legion Condor'-) pattern that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used and/or worn-), condition. The (non-magnetic- and - I deem - 'Buntmetall'-based-) badge - which is an unmarked version as more often encountered - shows obvious wear ie. age and has regrettably lost its silver-coloured finish: it retains, however, a neat somewhat 'tarnished'- and truly used age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional, regular-sized- (non-magnetic) pin and that has an undamaged and/or: functional catch - still retains extraordinary and/or pronounced detail (as can be seen on the pictures). I am of the opinion, that the piece on offer here is a 100% genuine, period-example that was obviously worn: it originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. The piece was never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. In any case an attractive - and most certainly original! - early-pattern, silver-class specimen that is - I deem - priced according to its fully untouched albeit clearly worn condition!

Attractive, early-pattern, silver-class wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\', being a very detailed so-called: \'Spanish Civil-War\'-version that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit moderately used and/or worn - example of a silver-class wound-badge (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') being of the scarcely observed - (ie. early-period- aka 'Spanish Civil-War'- or: 'Legion Condor'-) pattern that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The (non-magnetic- and - I deem - 'Buntmetall'-based-) badge - which is an unmarked version as more often encountered - shows obvious wear ie. age and has lost some of its silver-coloured finish: it retains, however, a neat somewhat 'shiny' age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional, long-sized- (non-magnetic, longer-sized- and/or also copper-based) pin and that has an undamaged and/or: functional catch - still retains extraordinary and/or pronounced detail (the swastika is very high- ie. pronounced as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). I am of the opinion, that the piece on offer here is a 100% genuine, period-example that was obviously worn: it originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. The piece was never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. In any case an attractive - and most certainly original! - silver-class specimen that is - I deem - priced according to its fully untouched albeit moderately worn condition!

Attractive, early-pattern, silver-class wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\', being a very detailed so-called: \'Spanish Civil-War\'-version that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit moderately used and/or worn - example of a silver-class wound-badge (ie. \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') being of the scarcely observed - (ie. early-period- aka \'Spanish Civil-War\'- or: \'Legion Condor\'-) pattern that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The (non-magnetic- and - I deem - \'Buntmetall\'-based-) badge - which is an unmarked version as more often encountered - shows obvious wear ie. age and has lost some of its silver-coloured finish: it retains, however, a neat somewhat \'tarnished\' age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional, long-sized- (non-magnetic, longer-sized) pin and that has an undamaged and/or: functional (typically shaped!) catch - still retains extraordinary and/or pronounced detail (the swastika is quite high- ie. pronounced as to be expected as can be seen on the pictures). I am of the opinion, that the piece on offer here is a 100% genuine, period-example that was obviously worn: it originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. The piece was never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. In any case an attractive - and most certainly original! - silver-class specimen that is - I deem - priced according to its fully untouched albeit moderately worn condition!

Attractive, early-pattern- and/or non-magnetic \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a clearly marker- (ie. \'15\'-) marked example by the \'Hersteller\' (ie.: maker): \'Friedrich Orth\' This is an attractive - albeit moderately worn- ie. used - example of an early-pattern- and/or non-magnetic 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a a clearly marker- (ie. '15'-) marked example as was produced by the desirable Austrian maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Friedrich Orth' and that comes an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The non-magnetic cross has a copper-based 'core' that retains a nice (somewhat darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows hardly any staining and is truly almost fully preserved: just some paint-loss is present on the arms of the swastika and '1939' date-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains some of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and is just a bit tarnished by age. The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross - which is a non-vaulted example as more often - is as stated above a neatly maker-marked example (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive early-pattern- and/or non-magnetic IC1 that was never before in a collection and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, early-period - and actually scarcely found! - \'SA Sportabzeichen in Gold\' being a nicely maker- (ie. \'E. Schneider\'-) marked example that bears a unique, stamped bearers-number that reads: \'161045\' on its back The attractive - and I deem fairly early-war- (ie. pre-) war-period - 'SA Sportabzeichen in Gold' (or: golden-class SA-sports-badge) is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: 'E. Schneider' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and also bears the usually encountered stamped inscription: 'Eigentum d. SA-Sportabzeichen Hauptstelle' (on the back of the sword as is more often seen). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered!) pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - and just shows moderate usage and/or wear and was - I deem not recently cleaned nor polished: it truly retains most of its original (and somewhat bright) golden-bronze-toned-finish is present and/or nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or storage for decades. Simply a very attractive, fairly early-period- and/or: neatly 'serial-numbered' example of the scarcely found golden-class that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, early-period - and actually scarcely found! - \'SA Sportabzeichen in Gold\' being a nicely maker- (ie. \'E. Schneider\'-) marked example that bears a unique, stamped bearers-number that reads: \'235182\' on its back The attractive - and I deem fairly early-war- (ie. pre-) war-period - 'SA Sportabzeichen in Gold' (or: golden-class SA-sports-badge) is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: 'E. Schneider' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and also bears the usually encountered stamped inscription: 'Eigentum d. SA-Sportabzeichen Hauptstelle' (on the back of the sword as is more often seen). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered!) pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - and just shows moderate usage and/or wear and was - I deem never cleaned nor polished: truly most of its original (and somewhat bright) golden-bronze-toned-finish is present and/or nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or storage for decades. Simply a very attractive, fairly early-period- and/or: neatly 'serial-numbered' example of the scarcely found golden-class that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, early-period - and actually scarcely found! - \'SA Sportabzeichen in Gold\' being a nicely maker- (ie. \'E. Schneider\'-) marked example that bears a unique, stamped bearers-number that reads: \'235182\' on its back The attractive - and I deem fairly early-war- (ie. pre-) war-period - 'SA Sportabzeichen in Gold' (or: golden-class SA-sports-badge) is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: 'E. Schneider' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and also bears the usually encountered stamped inscription: 'Eigentum d. SA-Sportabzeichen Hauptstelle' (on the back of the sword as is more often seen). The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered!) pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - and just shows moderate usage and/or wear and was - I deem never cleaned nor polished: truly most of its original (and somewhat bright) golden-bronze-toned-finish is present and/or nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or storage for decades. Simply a very attractive, fairly early-period- and/or: neatly 'serial-numbered' example of the scarcely found golden-class that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, early-period \'Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund der Stahlhelm\' (or: \'NSDFBSt\') day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'10. Reichsfrontsoldatentag - Der Stahlhelm - München 1929\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - early-period and/or neatly silver-toned- (ie. I deem tin-based- and/or nicely silvered) so-called: 'Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund der Stahlhelm'- (or: 'NSDFBSt'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstalstungsabzeichen') as was issued to commemorate the: '10. Reichsfrontsoldatentag - München 1929' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit with certainty issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical silverish-toned pot-metal (ie. zinc) - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece depicts a detailed Edelweiss-flower upon which the 'Der Stahlhelm'-device is placed coupled with the above-mentioned text. The badge - which is totally void of a makers'-designation as can be seen on the pictures - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and scarcely found! - 'NSDFBSt'-related 'tinnie' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, early-period \'Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund der Stahlhelm\' (or: \'NSDFBSt\') day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'10. Reichsfrontsoldatentag - Der Stahlhelm - München 1929\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - early-period and/or neatly silver-toned- (ie. I deem tin-based- and/or nicely silvered) so-called: \'Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund der Stahlhelm\'- (or: \'NSDFBSt\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstalstungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'10. Reichsfrontsoldatentag - München 1929\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit with certainty issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical silverish-toned pot-metal (ie. zinc) - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece depicts a detailed \'Edelweiss\'-flower upon which the \'Der Stahlhelm\'-device is placed coupled with the above-mentioned text. The badge - which is totally void of a makers\'-designation as can be seen on the pictures - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and scarcely found! - \'NSDFBSt\'-related \'tinnie\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, early-period, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-/ie. NCO-type breasteagle, as was executed in neatly woven silver-coloured thread (ie. \'flatwire-style\') on a darker-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background This is a very attractive - early-period- ie. 'down-tailed'-pattern - WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-/ie. NCO-type breasteagle, as was executed in neatly woven silver-coloured thread (ie. 'flatwire-style') on a darker-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO virtually mint- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The - actually scarely encountered! - breasteagle is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo-flat-wire'-weave style and is executed in silverish-coloured thread on a (typical) greyish- ie. darker-blue-coloured and linnen-based background as to be expected: moreover, is this piece pre-machine-stitched on a piece of LW-type wool (something that was 'off-factory' done). This example was presumably intended for officer- (ie. NCO-) usage and has truly stunning detail (see pictures) and simply cannot be upgraded. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a seldomly seen, early-pattern WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-/ie. NCO-type breasteagle as executed in 'BeVo-flat-wire'-weave style!

Attractive, early-period- (ie. typical nickle-chrome-based) EM/NCO-type belt-buckle as was intended for by members serving within the F.A.D. (ie. \'Freiwilligen Arbeitsdienst\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'A&S\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and most certainly early-period- and/or actually fairly scarcely encountered! - silver-coloured- (ie. typical nickle-chrome-based) EM/NCO-type belt-buckle as was specifically intended for usage by members within the F.A.D. (ie. 'Freiwilligen Arbeitsdienst') being a clearly maker- (ie. 'A&S'- thus by 'Assmann & Söhne'-company) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These FAD-belt-buckles (the F.A.D. was in fact the predecessor of the later-period R.A.D. or: 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') were used by the enlisted-men (and/or NCOs). The buckle is clearly worn but still has a neat silverish (albeit somewhat shiny) 'chrome'-like finish, without showing any defaults nor damage (it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and shows some dust and/or minimal staining). The piece shows some minimal 'usage-areas' on the inside of the buckle as usually encountered. Next to the aforementioned 'A&S'-makers-mark does the piece also show a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (something that is most certainly not always the case). It should be noted that these buckles were only used for a very limited period of time and can therefore easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive - and quite early-period! - F.A.D.- (ie. 'Freiwilligen Arbeitsdienst'-) related buckle by the 'Assmann & Söhne'-company: only the fourth such neat example I ever had on offer!

Attractive, early-period- (ie. typical nickle-chrome-based) EM/NCO-type belt-buckle as was intended for by members serving within the F.A.D. (ie. \'Freiwilligen Arbeitsdienst\') being a non-maker marked example This is an attractive - and most certainly early-period- and/or actually fairly scarcely encountered! - silver-coloured- (ie. typical nickle-chrome-based!) EM/NCO-type belt-buckle as was specifically intended for usage by members within the F.A.D. (ie. 'Freiwilligen Arbeitsdienst') being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These FAD-belt-buckles (the F.A.D. was in fact the predecessor of the later-period R.A.D. or: 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') were used by the enlisted-men (and/or NCOs). The buckle is clearly worn but still has a neat silverish (albeit somewhat shiny) 'chrome'-like finish, without showing any defaults nor damage (it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and shows some dust and/or minimal staining). The piece shows some minimal 'usage-areas' on the inside of the buckle as usually encountered. As stated above is this piece totally void of a makers- ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (something that is more often the case). It should be noted that these buckles were only used for a very limited period of time and can therefore easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive - and quite early-period! - F.A.D.- (ie. 'Freiwilligen Arbeitsdienst'-) related buckle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, early-period- and neatly bronze-toned, N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' showing a swastika-device and towns\'-shield with below that the text: \'Deutscher Tag in Zappot - 1. September 1934\' The attractive day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in darker-bronze-coloured- (ie. tin-or pot-metal based) material: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has been truly nicely preserved. The neat shield-shaped badge (measuring 4,2 x 2,7 cms.) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(set-up) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' depicts a swastika-device and towns'-shield with below that the text: 'Deutscher Tag in Zappot - 1. September 1934' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is truly detailed and retains all of its somewhat darkened and/or: minimally tarnished bronze-coloured finish. It should be noted that all N.S.D.A.P.-related tinnies that were intended to commemorate an event at regional- (ie. 'Kreis'- ie. 'Bezirks'-) level (such as the piece on offer here) saw much more limited usage and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. The piece is totally void of a makers'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and not that often seen! - N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' that was issued to commemorate a German day held in the town of Zappot in Ost-Preussen (now Poland)!

Attractive, early-period- SS- (ie. Allgemeine-SS o. Waffen-SS) EM- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (being a typical, nickle-chrome-based- and/or: \'O & C - ges.gesch.\' (= \'Overhoff & Cie\'-) marked example that comes in a used- ie. worn, condition The truly attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - SS- (ie. \'Allgemeine-SS\' o. \'Waffen-SS\') enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle comes in a just moderately used ie. worn condition: it was clearly used and/or worn as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining (it has however most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or nicely preserved (albeit somewhat tarnished) age-patina (as can be noticed on the pictures). The buckle is typical, early-pattern and clearly maker- (ie. \'O & C - ges.gesch.\'-) marked example that is as such produced by the maker: \'Overhoff & Cie\' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. These early type SS-belt-buckles saw usage by the various black-uniformed- ie. \'Allgemeine\' SS-troops (but were also \'worn-out\' throughout the war). As certainly known are these genuine, early-period- and/or nickle-chrome-based SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or only moderatetly used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, early-period- SS- (ie. Allgemeine-SS o. Waffen-SS) EM- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (being a typical, nickle-chrome-based- and/or: \'O & C - ges.gesch.\' (= \'Overhoff & Cie\'-) marked example that comes in a used- ie. worn, condition The truly attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - SS- (ie. \'Allgemeine-SS\' o. \'Waffen-SS\') enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle comes in a just moderately used ie. worn condition: it was clearly used and/or worn as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining (it has however most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or nicely preserved (albeit somewhat tarnished) age-patina (as can be noticed on the pictures). The buckle is typical, early-pattern and clearly maker- (ie. \'O & C - ges.gesch.\'-) marked example that is as such produced by the maker: \'Overhoff & Cie\' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. These early type SS-belt-buckles saw usage by the various black-uniformed- ie. \'Allgemeine\' SS-troops (but were also \'worn-out\' throughout the war). As certainly known are these genuine, early-period- and/or nickle-chrome-based SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or only moderatetly used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, early-war period WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and/or: partly \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as executed in green-coloured- and/or woven linnen, being a maker-marked example that is approximately 95 cms. sized This is a truly very attractive - and moderately used and worn - example of an early-war-period (ie. I deem 1942-dated) WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) 'tropical-issued'- and/or partly 'web-based' belt (ie. 'Koppelriemen') as was executed in greenish-coloured and/or woven linnen (ie. webbing) and having a leather-based tongue, being a neat example that is approximately 95 cms. sized and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. with certainty issued- and moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The belt shows a present makers'-designation (which is regrettably impossible to decypher) and or date (1942) stamp (as can be seen on the pictures). The belts' tongue is as stated fabricated in typical, natural-coloured leather (see pictures). The piece was moderately used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional. It also shows an inked size-stamp (that reads '95') which is placed under the leather tongue (as always). The metal-based catch retains a fair bit of its greenish- ie. field-grey-coloured finish (but is minimally rust-stained). Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive example: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved 'Heeres' ie. 'Luftwaffe'-type belt-buckle to complete it. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive, early-war period WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and/or: partly \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as executed in green-coloured- and/or woven linnen, being a maker-marked example that is approximately 95 cms. sized This is a truly very attractive - and moderately used and worn - example of an early-war-period (ie. I deem 1942-dated) WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) 'tropical-issued'- and/or partly 'web-based' belt (ie. 'Koppelriemen') as was executed in greenish-coloured and/or woven linnen (ie. webbing) and having a leather-based tongue, being a neat example that is approximately 95 cms. sized and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. with certainty issued- and moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The belt is totally void of a makers'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The belts' tongue is as stated fabricated in typical, natural-coloured leather (see pictures). The piece was - I deem - only moderately used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional. It also shows an inked size-stamp (that reads '90' but its size is actually '95'-cms.) which is placed under the leather tongue (as always). The metal-based catch retains most of its greenish- ie. field-grey-coloured finish (but is minimally rust-stained). Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive example: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved 'Heeres' ie. 'Luftwaffe'-type belt-buckle to complete it. I deem that this attractive example is accordingly priced!

Attractive, early-war period, WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and/or: partly \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as executed in yellowish-coloured- and/or woven linnen, being a non-maker-marked example that is appr. 87 cms. sized This is an attractive - and I deem clearly used and/or worn - example of an (I deem) early-war-period, WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) 'tropical-issued'- and/or partly 'web-based' belt (ie. 'Koppelriemen') as was executed in yellowish-coloured and/or woven linnen (ie. webbing) and having a leather-based tongue, being a neat example that is approximately 87cms. sized (although it is marked: '85') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly issued- ie. used- and worn-), condition. The belt is void of a makers'-designation but shows an inked size-stamp (that reads '85' as can be seen on the pictures). The belts' tongue is as stated above fabricated in typical, natural-coloured leather (see pictures). The piece was clearly used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional. The metal-based catch retains a fair bit of its greenish- ie. field-grey-coloured finish (but does show some rust-staining). Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive example: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved 'Heeres' ie. 'Luftwaffe'-type belt-buckle to complete it. I deem that this neat example is accordingly priced!

Attractive, early-war-period- and \'standard\'-pattern, N.S.D.A.P.-related membership-booklet (ie. \'Partei Personal-Ausweis\') as was issued in 1940 to the: \'N.S.D.A.P.- (u. Zoll!-)Mitglied\' named: Georg Hornfech, born in 1907 This is a truly attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - typical bright-red-coloured- and early-war-period so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related membership-booklet (ie. \'Partei Personal-Ausweis\') (being of the \'Ausgabe 1939\') as was issued in 1940 to the: \'N.S.D.A.P.- (u. Zoll!-)Mitglied\' named: Georg Hornfech, born in 1907 and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. not damaged nor denazified and/or fully filled-in-), condition. The typical, \'standard-issue\'-type ID-booklet (sized only: 13,3 x 10,5 cms.) is a beautifully preserved example that was issued in 1940 (whereas Hornfech entered the party as early as 1937 and was given the party-number: \'5015212\' (so the booklet on offer here might certify him re-entering the party) and that comes in an overall very nice and/or: fully complete condition having all its 48 pages present and in-place: it has not been \'damaged\' whatsoever and comes in an overall nice (albeit with certainty issued- ie. used-), condition. The ID-booklet shows a neat civil-photo of Hornfech and shows all the regular entries, glued-in stamps and/or: typical ink-stamps (upto the year 1944) as to be expected (as can also be seen on the pictures). The booklet retains in a very nice condition overall and shows no defaults whatsoever. Simply a very attractive - and most certainly not that easily encountered! - early-war-period, N.S.D.A.P.- (and unusually \'Zoll\' ie. customs!-) related, \'Personal-Ausweis\' that belonged to a German \'N.S.D.A.P.-Mitglied\' and that is fairly priced!

Attractive, EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'260/2\' This is an attractive, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') sleeve-badge (or: 'Dienststellen-Abzeichen') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: '260/2' (as was presumably intended for a RAD official who served within the 260th district ie. 'Bezirk') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (enlisted-mens'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled '260/2'-numerals - is neatly woven in white- (ie. red-) coloured thread in the 'BeVo'-weave technique and was as such intended for a staff-member who served within the 260th district ie. 'Bezirk'. The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed (and was carefully tunic-removed) as to be expected and originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. The piece is void of an interwoven makers'-designation something that is more often encountered. I deem that I have priced this RAD-EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern 'Dienststellenabzeichen' accordingly!

Attractive, EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'260/2\' This is an attractive, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') sleeve-badge (or: 'Dienststellen-Abzeichen') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: '260/2' (as was presumably intended for a RAD official who served within the 260th district ie. 'Bezirk') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (enlisted-mens'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled '260/2'-numerals - is neatly woven in white- (ie. red-) coloured thread in the 'BeVo'-weave technique and was as such intended for a staff-member who served within the 260th district ie. 'Bezirk'. The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed (and was carefully tunic-removed) as to be expected and originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. The piece is void of an interwoven makers'-designation something that is more often encountered. I deem that I have priced this RAD-EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern 'Dienststellenabzeichen' accordingly!

Attractive, EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'262/1\' This is an attractive, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') sleeve-badge (or: 'Dienststellen-Abzeichen') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: '262/1' (as was presumably intended for a RAD official who served within the 262nd district ie. 'Bezirk') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (enlisted-mens'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled '262/1'-numerals - is neatly woven in white- (ie. red-) coloured thread in the 'BeVo'-weave technique and was as such intended for a staff-member who served within the 262nd district ie. 'Bezirk'. The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed (and was carefully tunic-removed) as to be expected and originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. The piece is void of an interwoven makers'-designation something that is more often encountered. I deem that I have priced this RAD-EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern 'Dienststellenabzeichen' accordingly!

Attractive, EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'265/4\' This is an attractive, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') sleeve-badge (or: 'Dienststellen-Abzeichen') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: '265/4' (as was presumably intended for a RAD official who served within the 265th district ie. 'Bezirk') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (enlisted-mens'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled '265/4'-numerals - is neatly woven in white- (ie. red-) coloured thread in the 'BeVo'-weave technique and was as such intended for a staff-member who served within the 265th district ie. 'Bezirk'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen shows a neat interwoven makers'- ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures).The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed (and was carefully tunic-removed) as to be expected and originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. The piece is void of an interwoven makers'-designation something that is more often encountered. I deem that I have priced this RAD-EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern 'Dienststellenabzeichen' accordingly!

Attractive, EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'45/2\' This is an attractive, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') sleeve-badge (or: 'Dienststellen-Abzeichen') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: '45/2' (as was presumably intended for a RAD official who served within the 45th district ie. 'Bezirk') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (enlisted-mens'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled '45/2'-numerals - is neatly woven in white- (ie. red-) coloured thread in the 'BeVo'-weave technique and was as such intended for a staff-member who served within the 45th district ie. 'Bezirk'. The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed (and was carefully tunic-removed) as to be expected and originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. The piece shows an interwoven makers'-designation something that is more often but not always encountered. I deem that I have priced this RAD-EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern 'Dienststellenabzeichen' accordingly!

Attractive, EM/NCO-pattern, police- (ie. \'Polizei-\') related cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave-style onto a black-coloured background The attractive - early-pattern and somewhat smaller-sized - police- (ie. \'Polizei-\') related insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style (and is executed in white-coloured linnen onto a black-coloured- and/or linnen-based background: it was simply never cap-attached and comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition. As such it can naturally easily be mounted onto any enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type \'Polizei\' (ie. police) side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Polizei\') (or can even be used for an: \'M43\'-type-cap ie. \'Einheitsfeldmütze\'). This smaller-sized (side)cap-eagle measures: 5 x 4,5 cms. and is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style and is executed in white-toned thread on a (typical) black-coloured background as to be expected. These cap-eagles were presumably intended for enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures) and simply cannot be upgraded: the piece comes \'as straightly cut-off the role\' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned. Moreover, does it show some minimal glue-remains on its back simply caused by having glued into an album or scrapbook once (as can be noticed on the pictures). This example originates from a \'Musterbuch\' (or: sample-book) that was period-compiled by the producing-company \'Offermann\' as was based in the town of Ratingen. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a neat \'Polizei\'-related, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type cap-eagle as was executed in \'BeVo\'-weave-style!

Attractive, EM/NCO-pattern, police- (ie. \'Polizei-\') related cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave-style onto a green-coloured background The attractive - I deem early-pattern and somewhat smaller-sized - police- (ie. \'Polizei-\') related insignia-piece on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style (and is executed in greyish-coloured linnen onto a darker-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based background: it was simply never cap-attached and comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition. As such it can naturally easily be mounted onto any enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type \'Polizei\' (ie. police) side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Polizei\') (or can even be used for an: \'M43\'-type-cap ie. \'Einheitsfeldmütze\'). This smaller-sized (side)cap-eagle measures: 5 x 4,5 cms. and is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style and is executed in greyish-toned thread on a (typical) darker-green-coloured background as to be expected. These cap-eagles were presumably intended for enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures) and simply cannot be upgraded: the piece comes \'as straightly cut-off the role\' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned. Moreover, does it show some minimal glue-remains on its back simply caused by having glued into an album or scrapbook once (as can be noticed on the pictures). This example originates from a \'Musterbuch\' (or: sample-book) that was period-compiled by the producing-company \'Offermann\' as was based in the town of Ratingen. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a neat \'Polizei\'-related, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type cap-eagle as was executed in \'BeVo\'-weave-style!

Attractive, EM/NCO-pattern, \'Polizei\'-related cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style I recently uncovered two - somewhat smaller-sized and fully identical! - examples of the attractive EM/NCO-pattern and neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, \'Polizei\'-related cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') being both executed in white-coloured linnen onto a darker-green-coloured background and that come both in a simply never cap-attached- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. As such, these eagles can naturally easily be mounted onto any enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type \'Polizei\' (ie. police) side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Polizei\') (or can even be used for an: \'M43\'-type-cap ie. \'Einheitsfeldmütze\'). Both detailed (side)cap-eagles are executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style and are executed in white-toned thread on a (typical) darker-green-coloured background as to be expected. These cap-eagles were presumably intended for enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures) and simply cannot be upgraded: both pieces come \'as straightly cut-off the role\' and were naturally never folded nor confectioned. My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a neat \'Polizei\'-related enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type cap-eagle as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1923\' which is nicely engraved: \'V. Th. 1178\' and dated: \'18.11.23\' and that comes in an overall nice (and/or fully undamaged!), condition This is an attractive example of a neatly silver- (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based and/or enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Eintrittsabzeichen') that was worn by a member of the organisation: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)' being an example that was issued in the year: '1923' and that comes in an overall nice and/or fully undamaged- and untouched, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Eintrittsabzeichen 1923' (or 'entry-badge') which is nicely engraved and/or dated: '18.11.23' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a nice and minimally darkened- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo ('STH') and bears the 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending mark as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-membership-badges. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example also bears the wording “Muster” (as can be seen on the pictures). The back is engraved with a date: ('18.11.23') and shows a name/unit that reads: 'V. Th. 1178'. It comes naturally also mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107M) and an estimated value of 140 Eu. I deem this is an attractive and most certainly decorative badge which I have priced according to its fully untouched and minimally tarnished condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1923\' which is nicely engraved: \'VI. Ns. 1219\' and dated: \'28.7.23\' and that regrettably misses its catch This is an attractive - albeit regrettably incomplete -example of a neatly bright-silver- (ie. typical 'Buntmetall'-) based and/or enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Eintrittsabzeichen') that was worn by a member of the organisation: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)' being an example that was issued in the year: '1923' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit regrettably damaged- ie. incomplete-), condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Eintrittsabzeichen 1923' (or 'entry-badge') which is nicely engraved and/or dated: '28.7.23' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a nice and minimally darkened- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo ('STH') and bears the usual 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending- (and additional: 'A'-) marking as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-membership-badges. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example also bears the engraved name- ie. unit that reads: 'VI. Ns. 1219'. The lapel-pin comes naturally also mounted onto its functional pin- but regrettably misses its catch (as can be noticed on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107M) and an estimated value of 140 Eu. I deem this is an attractive and most certainly decorative badge which I have priced according to its incomplete (but still collectable) condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1923\', being a neatly maker- (ie. \'STH\'-) marked example that comes in a very nice- (and/or fully undamaged-) condition This is a truly very attractive example of a genuine silver- (ie. '935'-marked-) and/or neatly enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Eintrittsabzeichen') that was worn by a member of the (WWI-veteran-) organisation: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)' being a beautiful example that was issued in the year: '1923' and that comes in an overall very nice and/or fully undamaged, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Eintrittsabzeichen 1923' (or 'entry-badge') that shows a neat personalised engraving that reads: 'IV.Mi.1200 - 1.2.1923' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a truly nice and minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo ('STH') and shows an additional 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-membership-badges. It comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). This badge - which is the regular ie. larger sized type - is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107M) and an estimated value of 140 Eu. I deem this is a very nice and most certainly decorative badge which I have priced according to its very nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1923\', being a neatly maker- (ie. \'STH\'-) marked example that comes in a very nice- (and/or fully undamaged-) condition This is a truly very attractive example of a genuine silver- (ie. '935'-marked-) and/or neatly enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Eintrittsabzeichen') that was worn by a member of the (WWI-veteran-) organisation: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)' being a beautiful example that was issued in the year: '1923' and that comes in an overall very nice and/or fully undamaged, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Eintrittsabzeichen 1923' (or 'entry-badge') that shows a neat personalised engraving that reads: 'IV.Mi.5342 - 26.6.1923' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has I deem been cleaned ie. polished but nevertheless retains a truly nice and minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo ('STH') and shows an additional 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-membership-badges. It comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). This badge - which is the regular ie. larger sized type - is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107M) and an estimated value of 140 Eu. I deem this is a very nice and most certainly decorative badge which I have priced according to its very nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1924\' which is engraved: \'VI. NS. 1807\' and/or dated: \'Juli 24\' on its back and that comes in a very nice (and/or fully undamaged-) condition This is an attractive example of a neatly silver- (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based and/or nicely enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Eintrittsabzeichen') that was worn by a member of the (WWI-veteran-) organisation named: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)' being a beautiful example that was issued in the year: '1924' and that comes in an overall very nice and/or fully undamaged, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Eintrittsabzeichen 1924' (or: 'entry-badge') which is nicely engraved and/or dated: 'Juli 24' on its back (see pictures). The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a truly nice and only slightly darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo ('STH') but is void of an additional makers-mark (but does bear the 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending mark as well as a '935'-silver-content designation as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-membership-badges). The back is engraved with a date: ('Juli 24') and shows a name/unit-designation that reads: 'VI. NS. 1807'. It comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). This badge - which is the regular ie. larger sized type - is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107N) and an estimated value of 140 Eu. I deem this is a very nice - and most certainly decorative! - badge which I have priced according to its very nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1924\' which is nicely engraved: \'VI. Ns. 1197\' and dated: \'9.4.24\' and that comes in an overall nice (and/or fully undamaged-), condition This is an attractive example of a neatly silver- (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based and/or enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Eintrittsabzeichen') that was worn by a member of the organisation: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)' being an example that was issued in the year: '1924' and that comes in an overall nice and/or fully undamaged, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Eintrittsabzeichen 1924' (or 'entry-badge') which is nicely engraved and/or dated: '9.4.24' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a nice and minimally darkened- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo ('STH') but is void of an additional makers-mark (but also bears the 'Ges.Gesch.' patent-pending mark as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-membership-badges). The back is engraved with a date: ('9.4.24') and shows a name/unit that reads: 'VI. Ns. 1197'. It naturally also comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107N) and an estimated value of 140 Eu. I deem this is an attractive and most certainly decorative badge which I have priced according to its fully untouched and minimally tarnished condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1924\' which is nicely engraved: \'VI. Ns. 3809\' and dated: \'22.8.24\' and that comes in an overall nice- (and/or fully undamaged!), condition This is an attractive example of a neatly bright-silver- (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based and/or enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Eintrittsabzeichen') that was worn by a member of the organisation: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)' being an example that was issued in the year: '1924' and that comes in an overall nice and/or fully undamaged- and untouched, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Eintrittsabzeichen 1924' (or 'entry-badge') which is nicely engraved and/or dated: '22.8.24' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a nice and minimally darkened- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo ('STH') and bears the usual 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending mark as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-membership-badges. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example also bears the engraved name- ie. unit that reads: 'VI. Ns. 3809'. The lapel-pin comes naturally also mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107N) and an estimated value of 140 Eu. I deem this is an attractive and most certainly decorative badge which I have priced according to its fully untouched and minimally tarnished condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1924\' which is nicely engraved: \'VI. Ns. 865\' and dated: \'14.3.24\' and that comes in an overall nice (and/or fully undamaged!), condition This is an attractive example of a neatly silver- (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based and/or enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Eintrittsabzeichen') that was worn by a member of the organisation: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)' being an example that was issued in the year: '1924' and that comes in an overall nice and/or fully undamaged- and untouched, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Eintrittsabzeichen 1924' (or 'entry-badge') which is nicely engraved and/or dated: '14.3.24' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a nice and minimally darkened- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo ('STH') but is void of an additional makers-mark (but also bears the 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending mark as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-membership-badges). The back is engraved with a date: ('14.3.24') and shows a name/unit that reads: 'VI. Ns. 865'. It comes naturally also mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107N) and an estimated value of 140 Eu. I deem this is an attractive and most certainly decorative badge which I have priced according to its fully untouched and minimally tarnished condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1924\', which is nicely engraved: \'II. MN. 511\' and/or dated: \'26/11/24\' on its back and that comes in a very nice (and/or fully undamaged-) conditi This is a truly very attractive example of a neatly silver- (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based and/or enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Eintrittsabzeichen') that was worn by a member of the (WWI-veteran-) organisation: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)', being a beautiful example that was issued in the year: '1924', in overall very nice and/or fully undamaged, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Eintrittsabzeichen 1924' (or 'entry-badge'), which is nicely engraved and/or dated: '26/11/24' on its back (see pictures). The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a truly nice and only slightly darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo ('STH') but is void of an additional makers-mark (but also bears the 'Ges.Gesch.' patent-pending mark as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-membership-badges). The back is engraved with a date: ('26/11/24') and shows a name/unit that reads: 'II. MN. 511'. It naturally also comes on its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). This badge - which is the regular ie. larger sized type - is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107N) and an estimated value of 140 Eu. I deem this is a very nice and most certainly decorative badge which I have IMO priced according to its very nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1924\', which is nicely engraved: \'IV. MI. 5144\' and/or dated: \'24/10/24\' on its back and that comes in a very nice (and/or fully undamaged-) condit This is a truly very attractive example of a neatly silver- (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based and/or enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Eintrittsabzeichen') that was worn by a member of the organisation: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)', being a beautiful example that was issued in the year: '1924', in overall very nice and/or fully undamaged, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Eintrittsabzeichen 1924' (or 'entry-badge'), which is nicely engraved and/or dated: '24/10/24' on its back (see pictures). The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a truly nice and only slightly darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo ('STH') but is void of an additional makers-mark (but also bears the 'Ges.Gesch.' patent-pending mark as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-membership-badges). The back is engraved with a date: ('24/10/24') and shows a name/unit that reads: 'IV. MI. 5144'. It naturally also comes on its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). This badge - which is the regular ie. larger sized type - is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107N) and an estimated value of 140 Eu. I deem this is a very nice and most certainly decorative badge which I have IMO priced according to its very nicely preserved condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1925\' which is void of an engraved text and that comes in an overall nice (and/or fully undamaged!), condition This is an attractive example of a neatly silver- (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based and/or enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Eintrittsabzeichen') that was worn by a member of the organisation: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)' being an example that was issued in the year: '1925' and that comes in an overall nice and/or fully undamaged- and untouched, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Eintrittsabzeichen 1925' (or 'entry-badge') which is (usually!) void of an engraved text (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a nice and minimally darkened- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo ('STH') and bears the 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-membership-badges. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows a silver-content number that reads '935' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107O) and an estimated value of 130 Eu. I deem this is an attractive and most certainly decorative badge which I have priced according to its fully untouched and minimally tarnished condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1928\', which is nicely engraved (ie. dated): \'19 VI.1928\' on its back and that comes in a very nice (and/or fully undamaged-) condition This is a truly very attractive example of a neatly silver- (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based and/or enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Eintrittsabzeichen') that was worn by a member of the (WWI-veteran-) organisation: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)', being a beautiful example that was issued in the year: '1928', in overall very nice and/or fully undamaged, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Eintrittsabzeichen 1928' (or 'entry-badge'), which is nicely engraved ie. dated: '19 VI.1928' and bears a serial-number ('177') on its back (see pictures). The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a truly nice and only slightly darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo ('STH') and shows an additional makers'-mark 'A' (it also bears the 'Ges.Gesch.' patent-pending mark as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-membership-badges). It comes on its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). This badge - which is the regular ie. larger sized type - is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107N) and an estimated value of 140 Eu. I deem this is a very nice and most certainly decorative badge which I have IMO priced according to its very nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1929\' being a nicely engraved- and genuine-silver- (ie. 935-) marked example that shows the period-engraved text: \'H.A. 1805 - Mai 29\' This is a truly very nicely preserved example of an enamelled lapel-pin: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1929' being a nicely engraved- and/or genuine-silver- (ie. '935'-)marked example that shows the period-engraved text: 'H.A. 1805 - Mai 29' on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- and/or fully undamaged, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Eintrittsabzeichen 1929' (or 'entry-badge') which is nicely engraved and/or dated: 'Mai 29' on its back. The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has I deem never been cleaned nor polished but still retains a truly nicely preserved and only slightly tarnished age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo ('STH') and bears the 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation as more often encountered on these attractive membership-badges. The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered) pin- ie. catch(-set-up) (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar badge - which is of the regular ie. larger-sized type - is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107S) and an estimated value of 120 Eu. I deem this is a very nicely preserved and most certainly decorative badge which I have accordingly!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1929\' being a nicely maker- (ie. \'STH\'-) marked specimen that comes in an overall very nice- (and/or fully undamaged!), condition This is an attractive example of a neatly silver- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based and/or enamelled lapel-pin (aka: \'Eintrittsabzeichen\') that was worn by a member of the organisation: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\' being an example that was issued in the year: \'1929\' and that comes in an overall nice and/or fully undamaged- and/or untouched, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: \'Eintrittsabzeichen 1929\' (or \'entry-badge\') which is void of an engraved text or date as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a nice and minimally darkened- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. It is neatly maker-marked with a logo (\'STH\') and also bears the: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-mark as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-membership-badges. The badge comes naturally also mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar example is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\'-lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107S) and an estimated value of 120 Eu. I deem this is an attractive and most certainly decorative badge which I have priced according to its fully untouched and minimally tarnished condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1930\' being a non-engraved, bright-silver- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based example that comes in an overall nice- (and/or fully undamaged!), condition This is an attractive example of a neatly enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Eintrittsabzeichen') that was worn by a member of the organisation: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)' being an example that was issued in the year: '1930' and that comes in an overall nice and/or fully undamaged- and untouched, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Eintrittsabzeichen 1930' (or 'entry-badge') which which is totally void of an engraved text (nor date-designation) on its back (as can be seen on the pictures): something that is more often the case with these somewhat later-dated 'Der Stahlhelm Eintrittsabzeichen'. The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a nice and minimally darkened- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo ('STH') and bears the usual 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending mark as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-membership-badges. The lapel-pin comes naturally also mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107T) and an estimated value of 120 Eu. I deem this is an attractive and most certainly decorative badge which I have priced according to its fully untouched and minimally tarnished condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1930\', being a maker- (ie. \'STH\'-) marked example that comes in a very nice (and/or fully undamaged-) condition This is a truly very attractive example of a neatly genuine silver- (ie. '935'-marked-) and/or enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Eintrittsabzeichen') that was worn by a member of the (WWI-veteran-) organisation: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)', being a beautiful example that was issued in the year: '1930' that comes in an overall very nice and/or fully undamaged, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Eintrittsabzeichen 1930' (or 'entry-badge') that is void of a personalised engraving (as more often). The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a truly nice and only slightly darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo ('STH') and shows an additional 'Ges.Gesch.' patent-pending mark as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-membership-badges. It comes on its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). This badge - which is the regular ie. larger sized type - is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107T) and an estimated value of 120 Eu. I deem this is a very nice and most certainly decorative badge which I have IMO priced according to its very nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1931\' which is nicely engraved: \'IV. Sa. 757\' and dated: \'14.4.31\' and that comes in an overall nice (and/or fully undamaged!), condition This is an attractive example of a neatly silver- (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based and/or enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Eintrittsabzeichen') that was worn by a member of the organisation: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)' being an example that was issued in the year: '1931' and that comes in an overall nice and/or fully undamaged- and untouched, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Eintrittsabzeichen 1931' (or 'entry-badge') which is nicely engraved and/or dated: '14.4.31' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a nice and minimally darkened- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo ('STH') and bears the 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending mark as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-membership-badges. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example also bears the engraved name- ie. unit that reads: 'IV. Sa. 757'. It comes naturally also mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107U) and an estimated value of 120 Eu. I deem this is an attractive and most certainly decorative badge which I have priced according to its fully untouched and minimally tarnished condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1931\' which is nicely engraved: \'VII Ho 88\' and dated: \'14.4.31\' and that comes in an overall nice (and/or fully undamaged!), condition This is an attractive example of a neatly silver- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based and/or enamelled lapel-pin (aka: \'Eintrittsabzeichen\') that was worn by a member of the organisation: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\' being an example that was issued in the year: \'1931\' and that comes in an overall nice and/or fully undamaged- and untouched, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: \'Eintrittsabzeichen 1931\' (or \'entry-badge\') which is nicely engraved (with the unit-abbreviation: \'VII Ho 88\') and/or dated: \'14.4.31\' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a nice and minimally darkened- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo (\'STH\') and bears the \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending mark as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-membership-badges. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example also bears the engraved name- ie. unit that reads: \'VII Ho 88\'. It comes naturally also mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar example is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\'-lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107U) and an estimated value of 120 Eu. I deem this is an attractive and most certainly decorative badge which I have priced according to its fully untouched and minimally tarnished condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1932\' being a non-engraved, bright-silver- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based example that comes in an overall nice- (and/or fully undamaged!), condition This is an attractive example of a neatly enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Eintrittsabzeichen') that was worn by a member of the organisation: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)' being an example that was issued in the year: '1932' and that comes in an overall nice and/or fully undamaged- and untouched, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Eintrittsabzeichen 1932' (or 'entry-badge') which which is totally void of an engraved text (nor date-designation) on its back (as can be seen on the pictures): something that is more often the case with these somewhat later-dated 'Der Stahlhelm Eintrittsabzeichen'. The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a nice and minimally darkened- (ie. tarnished) age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo ('STH') and bears the usual 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending mark as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-membership-badges. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this speimen bears an neat '935'-silver-content designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin comes naturally also mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107V) and an estimated value of 120 Eu. I deem this is an attractive and most certainly decorative badge which I have priced according to its fully untouched and minimally tarnished condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta) - Eintrittsabzeichen 1932\', which is void of any engraving on the back, in a very nice (and/or fully undamaged-) condition This is a truly very attractive example of a neatly silver-based and/or enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Eintrittsabzeichen') that was worn by a member of the organisation: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)', being a beautiful example that was issued in the year: '1932', in overall very nice and/or fully undamaged condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Eintrittsabzeichen 1932' (or 'entry-badge'), which is as stated void of an engraved text (ie. date-) on the back. The badge - which truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever - has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a truly nice and only slightly darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo ('STH') but is void of an additional makers-mark (but also bears the 'Ges.Gesch.' patent-pending mark as is more often encountered on these attractive membership-badges). The badge comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). This badge - which is the regular ie. larger sized type - is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107V) and an estimated value of 120 Eu. I deem this is a very nice and most certainly decorative badge which I have IMO priced according to its very nice condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\' being a so-called: \'Abzeichen für Stahlhelmjungmänner\' that is maker- (ie. \'STH\'-) marked and that comes in a very nice- (and/or fully undamaged-) condition This is a truly very attractive example of a neatly (black-) enamelled lapel-pin (aka: 'Abzeichen für Stahlhelmjungmänner') that was worn by a young member of the (WWI-veteran-) organisation: 'Der Stahlhelm' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)' being a beautiful example that comes in an overall very nice and/or fully undamaged, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: 'Abzeichen für Stahlhelmjungmänner' that truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever. It has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and retains a truly nice and minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo ('STH') and shows an additional 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-badges. It comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107B) and an estimated value of 85 Eu. I deem this is a very nice and most certainly decorative badge which I have priced according to its very nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive, enamelled lapel-pin: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\' being a so-called: \'Abzeichen für Stahlhelmjungmänner\' that is maker- (ie. \'STH\'-) marked and that comes in a very nice- (and/or fully undamaged-) condition This is a truly very attractive example of a neatly (black-coloured) enamelled lapel-pin (aka: \'Abzeichen für Stahlhelmjungmänner\') that was worn by a young member of the (WWI-veteran-) organisation: \'Der Stahlhelm\' - Bund der Frontsoldaten (Sta)\' being a beautiful example that comes in an overall very nice- and/or fully undamaged, condition. The badge on offer here is a so-called: \'Abzeichen für Stahlhelmjungmänner\' that truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever. It has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and retains a truly nice and minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina. It is also neatly maker-marked with a logo (\'STH\') and shows an additional \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-marking as is more often encountered on these attractive SH-badges. It comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). A similar badge is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\' lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4107B) and an estimated value of 85 Eu. I deem this is a very nice and most certainly decorative badge which I have priced according to its very nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive, example of a 2-pieced medal-bar (or: \'Spange\'), showing resp. a: WH (Heeres o. KM) \'DA für IV Jahre Treue Dienste\' (having a silver-coloured eagle-device attached) and a Spanish \'Civil War\'-medal This is a truly decorative example of a 2-pieced WH (Heeres- or: Kriegsmarine-related-) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange'), showing respectively a WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für IV. Jahre Treue Dienste' (or or loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) having a neat silver-coloured eagle-device attached and a Spanish Civil War commemorative-medal called: 'Medalla de la Campaña 1936-1939', both medals in an overall nice- (albeit moderatly used and/or worn-), condition. Both medals are nice, decent examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period ribbons. The 'DA' has a neat frosted appearance and is somewhat dirty (ie. has a minimally darkened age-patina). The 'Medalla de la Campaña' retains most of its original, golden-bronze- and greyish-blue-toned finish: it is also a tiny bit dirty ie. tarnished, simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. The 'Spange' comes naturally on its functional pin-/catch set-up and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of green-coloured wool as is more often seen. The medal-bar was recently found at a private household and was never before in a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period compiled and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation: it originated from a private household and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very nice - and decorative! - 2-pieced, Heeres- or: Kriegsmarine-related medal-bar- ie. 'Spange' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, example of a 2-pieced medal-bar (or: \'Spange\'), showing resp. a: WH (Heeres or KM) \'DA für IV Jahre Treue Dienste\' and a Czech \'Anschluss\' medal This is a truly decorative example of a 2-pieced WH (Heer or Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange'), showing respectively a WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienst- auszeichnung für IV. Jahre Treue Dienste' (or or loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) having a neat silver-coloured eagle-device attached and a Czech 'Anschluss' medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938'), both medals in an overall nice, albeit moderatly used and/or worn, condition. Both medals are nice, decent examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. The 'DA' has a neat frosted appearance and is somewhat dirty (ie. has a minimally darkened age-patina). The Czech 'Anschluss' medal retains most of its original, golden-toned finish: it is also a tiny bit dirty ie. tarnished, simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. The 'Spange' comes naturally on its functional pin-/catch set-up and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of darker-blue-coloured wool as is more often seen. The medal-bar was recently found at a private household and was never before in a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period compiled and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation: it originated from a private household and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very nice - and decorative! - 2-pieced medal-bar- ie. 'Spange' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, example of a 2-pieced medal-bar (or: \'Spange\'), showing resp. a: WH (Luftwaffe) \'DA für IV Jahre Treue Dienste\' (having a silver-coloured eagle-device attached) and an Czech \'Anschluss\' medal This is a truly decorative example of a 2-pieced WH (Luftwaffe-related-) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange'), showing respectively a WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für IV. Jahre Treue Dienste' (or or loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) having a neat silver-coloured eagle-device attached and a Czech 'Anschluss' medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938'), both medals in an overall nice- (albeit moderatly used and/or worn-), condition. Both medals are nice, decent examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period ribbons. The 'DA' has a neat frosted appearance and is somewhat dirty (ie. has a minimally darkened age-patina). The 'Anschluss' medal retains most of its original, golden-bronze-toned finish: it is also a tiny bit dirty ie. tarnished, simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. The 'Spange' comes naturally on its functional pin-/catch set-up and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of green-coloured wool as is more often seen. Of interest is, moreover, that this Spange can easily be taken-apart (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-bar was recently found at a private household and was never before in a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period compiled and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation: it originated from a private household and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very nice - and decorative! - 2-pieced Luftwaffe-related medal-bar- ie. 'Spange' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, example of a 2-pieced medal-bar (or: \'Spange\'), showing resp. a: WH (Luftwaffe) \'DA für IV Jahre Treue Dienste\' (having a silver-coloured- and \'down-tailed\' eagle-device attached) and an Austrian \'Anschluss\' medal This is a truly decorative example of a 2-pieced WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange'), showing respectively a WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für IV. Jahre Treue Dienste' (or or loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) having a neat silver-coloured- and 'down-tailed' eagle-device attached and an Austrian 'Anschluss' medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938'), both medals in an overall nice- (albeit moderatly used and/or worn-), condition. Both medals are nice, decent examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. The 'DA' has a neat frosted appearance and is somewhat dirty (ie. has a minimally darkened age-patina). The 'Anschluss' medal retains most of its original, silver-toned finish: it is also a tiny bit dirty ie. tarnished, simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. The 'Spange' comes naturally on its functional pin-/catch set-up and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured linnen as is more often seen. The medal-bar was recently found at a private household and was never before in a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period compiled and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation: it originated from a private household and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very nice - and decorative! - 2-pieced Luftwaffe-related medal-bar- ie. 'Spange' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, example of a 2-pieced medal-bar (or: \'Spange\'), showing resp. a: \'KvK II. Klasse mit Schwerter\' and \'Ost\'-medal and having a (seldomly seen) makers\'-etiket attached on its back (that reads: \'Eck - Frankfurt a.M.\') This is a truly decorative example of a 2-pieced WH (Heeres-, Waffen-SS ie. Kriegsmarine-related-) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange'), showing respectively a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: war-merits'-cross second class with swords) and a medal: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: 'Ost'-medal ie. Eastern Front medal) attached, both medals coming in an overall nice- (albeit moderatly used and/or worn-), condition. Both medals are nice, decent (zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based-) examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period ribbons. Both awards are somewhat dirty (ie. have a minimally darkened age-patina) simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. The 'Spange' comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of greyish-coloured wool as is more often seen. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the 'Spange' shows a firmly attached makers'-etiket on its back that reads: 'Eck - Frankfurt a.M.' (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal-bar was recently found at a private household and was never before in a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation: it originated from a private household and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very nice - and decorative! - 2-pieced, WH (Heeres-, Waffen-SS ie. Kriegsmarine-related-) medal-bar- ie. 'Spange' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, example of a 2-pieced medal-bar (or: \'Spange\'), showing two, WH (Heeres, ie. Luftwaffe etc.) Austrian- and/or: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medals This is a decorative example of a 2-pieced WH (Heeres, ie. Luftwaffe etc.) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange') showing respectively an Austrian- and/or: Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaillen zur Erinnerung an den 1. März bzw. 1 Oktober 1938') that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderatly used and/or worn-), condition. Both medals are nice, decent examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period ribbons. Both 'Anschluss'-medals retain most of their original, silver (ie. golden-bronze-) toned finish: they are just a tiny bit dirty ie. tarnished, simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. The 'Spange' comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool as is more often seen. The medal-bar was recently found at a private household and was never before in a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period compiled and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation: it originated from a private household and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very nice - and decorative! - 2-pieced 'Anschluss'-medal-bar- ie. 'Spange' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, example of a 2-pieced medal-bar (or: \'Spange\'), showing two, WH (Heeres, ie. Luftwaffe etc.) Austrian- and/or: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medals This is a decorative example of a 2-pieced WH (Heeres, ie. Luftwaffe etc.) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange') showing respectively an Austrian- and/or: Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaillen zur Erinnerung an den 1. März bzw. 1 Oktober 1938') that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderatly used and/or worn-), condition. Both medals are nice, decent examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period ribbons. Both 'Anschluss'-medals retain most of their original, silver (ie. golden-bronze-) toned finish: they are just a tiny bit dirty ie. tarnished, simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. The 'Spange' is mounted on a chrome-based- and steel-based 'mounting-plate' and comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up as is more often seen. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation: it originated from a private household and was kept as such for decades. Simply a very nice - and decorative! - 2-pieced 'Anschluss'-medal-bar- ie. 'Spange' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Dienst- auszeichnung 3. Stufe für Männer\', as was intended for 12 years loyal-service, that comes mounted on its period piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive award - being of the 'light-weight'- ie. aluminium-based- version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it truly retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- (ie. 'frosted'-) and/or: silver-toned finish and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished. The piece comes mounted on its period- (and/or neatly pre-confectioned-) piece of cornflower-blue coloured- and nicely pre-folded ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') (which still retains its copper-toned clip for easy tunic-attachment (see pictures). Simply a very attractive example of this: 'RAD-Dienst- auszeichnung 3. Stufe für Männer' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Dienst- auszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\', as was intended for 4 years loyal-service, that comes mounted on its period piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive award - being of the 'light-weight'- ie. aluminium-based- version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: golden-bronze-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The piece comes mounted on its period-shortened piece (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') of cornflower-blue coloured ribbon (which is neatly folded and measures approximately 9,2 cms. in length). The ribbon still retains its copper-toned 'clip' (mounted for easily wearing the piece on a tunic). This particular award can easily be graded virtually: 'mint-/unissued' and will be very hard to be upgraded. Simply a very attractive example of this: 'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für Frauen\' (as was intended for 12 years loyal-service) and that comes together with its period piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive - and with certainty rarely found! - female-related, loyal-service-award of the third-class is of the 'regular-weight'- (ie. zinc- or: 'Feinzink'-based) version and retains pronounced details as to be expected. It has, however, lost most of its silver-toned finish over the years (which has simply faded ie. 'migriert' as is more often seen). The award has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and has a typical silver-toned finish ie. tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece came together with its period-shortened piece of cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') which is somewhat confectioned and neatly pre-folded: it measures approximately 8 cms. in length. Nevertheless, still an attractive example of this rarely found, female-related: 'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für Frauen' that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, example of a: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für Männer\' (as was intended for 12 years loyal-service an that comes mounted on its period piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive - and with certainty not that often found! - loyal-service-award is of the 'light-weight'- (ie. aluminium-based) version and retains pronounced details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: typical silver-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The piece comes mounted onto its period-shortened piece (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') of cornflower-blue coloured ribbon (which is neatly folded and measures approximately 9,2 cms. in length). The ribbon still retains its copper-toned 'clip' (mounted for easily wearing the piece on a tunic). This example was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive example of this: 'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für Männer' that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, fairly early-pattern- and/or magnetic \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a clearly marker- (ie. \'6.\'-) marked example by the \'Hersteller\' (ie.: maker): \'Fritz Zimmermann\' This is an attractive - albeit moderately worn- ie. used - example of an - I deem - fairly early-pattern- and/or typical magnetic 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a a clearly marker- (ie. '6.'-) marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Fritz Zimmermann' based in the town of Stuttgart and that comes an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The magnetic cross retains a nice (somewhat darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows hardly any staining and is truly almost fully preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and is just a bit tarnished by age. The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross - which is a non-vaulted example as more often - is as stated above a neatly maker-marked example (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive early-pattern- and/or magnetic IC1 by the 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company that was never before in a collection and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, field-grey- (ie. light-green-) coloured and/or woolen-based so-called: Waffen-SS \'Fez\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example having a neat - and fully matching! - set of silver-grey-coloured \'BeVo\'-insignia originally attached) This is a truly attractive and actually rarely encountered! - example of a field-grey- (ie. light-green-) coloured and/or woolen-based Waffen-SS so-called: \'Fez\', having a neat - and fully matching! - set of silver-grey-coloured: \'BeVo\'-insignia originally- (ie. period-) attached and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The attractive and desirable piece - which is fairly sized and will surely fit any mannequins\'-head - is totally void of an ink-stamp but shows a size-marking sewn in the sweatband that reads: \'55\' (as more often). The piece shows a black-coloured (and I deem replaced!) so-called: \'Tassel\' in place: for the rest is the piece simply void of any wear nor damage. The darker-brown-coloured- (and leather-based) sweatband is also void of any marking (as is more often observed). Both - naturally fully matching - \'BeVo\'-type insignia are originally (ie. \'off-factory\') applied (by machine-stitching using green- ie. black coloured thread). Of specific interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows a (highly desirable!) larger-sized skull (\'Totenkopf\') attached. These neat and unusual head-gear-pieces were intended for the Waffen-SS volunteers in the later-war SS-divisions such as the: \'13. Waffen-Gebirgs-Division der SS\' “Handschar“ (or: \'kroatische Nr. 1\'). This piece originates almost certainly from the \'Dachau\'-depots from where it was taken as a \'war-souvenir\' by a US soldier in 1945. It should be noted that these field-grey- ie. green-coloured examples are said to be intended for front-usage (whereas their maroon-coloured counterparts were more intended as some sort of \'dress-headgear\'). In any case are these field-grey ie. green-coloured examples much harder to find and can be easily graded \'rare\' and desirable. The piece on offer here does just show some minimal storage-age simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very nice and decorative piece of genuine Waffen-SS headgear that is priced accoding to its (presumably) replaced \'Tassel\'!

Attractive, four-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting a WWI-period: \'EK II. Klasse\', a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schw.\'), a: Prussian DA II.Kl. and a detailed: \'Polizei-DA der 1. Stufe\' This is an attractive - and in this uncommonly found combination not that often seen! - four-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Doppelspange\') respectively depicting a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second-class), a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter\'), a: Preussen \'Dienstauszeichnung der 2. Klasse für den Soldatenstand nach 12 Dienstjahren\' (as was awarded for 12 years of loyal service) and a: neatly bright-golden toned: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal first class as was awarded for 25 years of loyal service within the various police-services) all four pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' is a nicely preserved example that retains a (fully present- ie. undamaged-) black-coloured core (which is just a bit dusty ie. stained). The silver-based frame is just a bit tarnished and does show a bluish-like age-patina (as is more often encountered). The \'Frontkämpferkreuz\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter\') is a nicely preserved- (and/or: \'O.1\'-marked-) example that is executed in (golden-bronze-coloured, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based metal. It retains most of its somewhat darkened, bronze-toned finish (see pictures). The Preussen \'Dienstauszeichnung der 2. Klasse für den Soldatenstand nach 12 Dienstjahren\' is a nicely preserved golden-toned example that is very detailed and pronounced. The \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal first class as was awarded for 25 years of loyal-service) is a very nicely preserved example that truly retains gorgeous details: it still shows most of its \'off-factory\' polished-sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\'). The medal is a tiny bit tarnished but retains a great age-patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). It comes naturally mounted on its darker-blue (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured ribbon that shows a neatly interwoven- (and/or: golden-yellow-coloured-) police-eagle-device as to be expected. All four pieces come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' is not \'backed\' but comes mounted on a chrome-based backplate: it is of the detachable pattern and shows a (regular-type-) pin-/catch- set-up (which if of course fully functional as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a four-pieced \'Polizei\'-related \'Ordenspange\' in an uncommonly found combination that will hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, four-pieced WH (Heeres o. KM) ribbon-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing resp. the ribbons for two: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnungen für 8 u. 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' and two \'Anschluss\'-medals The attractive four-pieced, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) ribbon-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') is showing respectively the ribbons for a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für 8 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal as was awarded for eight years of loyal service), a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) both having a detailed golden- ie. silver-toned eagle-device attached and an Austrian occupation- (ie. 'Anschluss'-) medal: '1. März 1938' and a WH Czech occupation (ie. 'Anschluss'-) medal: '1 October 1938'. All four ribbons are of the larger (ie. regular-) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has thus a total length of approximately 6 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice - albeit moderately worn - condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not 'backed' with a piece of wool but comes mounted onto a chrome-based 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). Simply an attractive 4-pieced WH-'Band-/Feldspange': great to decorate almost any WH-tunic!

Attractive, four-pieced WWI- (ie. WWII-) period medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting a WWI-period: \'EK II. Klasse\', a: \'FKK 1914-18 m. Schw.\', a: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' and a: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'-medal This is an attractive four-pieced, WWI- (ie. WWII-) period medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') respectively depicting a: WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter'), a neatly bright-silver-toned: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse' (or: silver-class, civil loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal-service) and greyish-silver-toned (ie. I deem 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: 'Deutsche Volkspflege'- (ie. civil-service-) medal, all four awards coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. All four awards are truly neatly silver- ie. greyish-coloured and are 'fairly frosted' examples that are all four minimally tarnished caused by age and/or moderate usage ie. wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but are void of any damage or alike. All four pieces come naturally mounted on their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). The entire 'Spange' is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type- and functional) pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' is a maker- (ie. 'W. & L. - M.'-) marked example. Simply an attractive example of a four-pieced, WWI- (ie. WWII-) period 'Ordenspange' that comes in an uncommonly found combination and that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, four-pieced WWI-period (Württemberg) medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') resp. depicting an: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'Wilhelmskreuz\', a: \'FKK 1914-18\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz o. Schw.\') and a: \'DA der I. Kl.\' This is an attractive - and in this uncommonly found combination not that often seen! - four-pieced (WWI-period- ie. Württemberg-related medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') respectively depicting a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second-class), a: 'Würtemberg Wilhelmskreuz für Kriegsverdienste in Bronze', a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz ohne Schwerter') and a: 'Württemberg Dienstauszeichnung der 1. Klasse für Personen des Soldatenstandes nach 15 Dienstjahren', all four pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' is a nicely preserved example that retains a (fully present- ie. undamaged-) black-coloured core (which is just a bit dusty ie. stained). The silver-based frame is just a bit tarnished and does show a nice age-patina (as is more often encountered). The 'Frontkämpferkreuz' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz ohne Schwerter') is a nicely preserved- (and/or: logo & 'A.15'-marked-) example that is executed in (golden-bronze-coloured, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. It retains most of its somewhat darkened, bronze-toned finish (see pictures). Both 'Württemberg'-related awards are both nicely bronze-tone examples that have both a nice age-patina. All four pieces come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished and came as recently found at a private-household in Germany (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes mounted onto a metal-based backplate and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool: it is of the detachable pattern and shows a (regular-type-) pin-/catch- set-up (which if of course fully functional as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a four-pieced ''Würtemberg'-related 'Ordenspange' in an uncommonly found combination that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, genuine Russian WWII-period, darker-brown-coloured- and/or genuine leather-based so-called officers\'-type belt and buckle (being of the \'M35\'-pattern) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive example of a genuine Russian WWII-period, darker-brown-coloured- and/or genuine leather-based so-called: officers'-type belt and buckle (being of the 'M35'-pattern) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition. The piece on offer is a truly nicely preserved example that is approximately 110 cms. sized in length (and having a width of approximately 5 cms.) and that is totally void of a makers'-designation and that comes in an overall nice- (and as stated above only moderately worn- and/or used), condition. The piece is naturally still fully souple and of course fully functional and comes with its period-attached, bright-golden-yellow-toned- and/or copper- (ie. brass-) based buckle that is showing the typical Russian star-symbol as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Both (integrated) loops present to attach the shoulderstrap are naturally also present (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that this is naturally a genuine, WWII-period example and NOT a post-war piece or alike. Simply a very attractive, standard-issue-pattern, 'officers'-type belt- and buckle: great to use on any mannequin or equipment-set-up!

Attractive, genuine-leather-based- and/or blackish-brown-coloured, \'later-war-pattern\' and \'simplified\' WH (Heeres, Luftwaffe etc.) so-called: K98 bayonet-frog (ie. \'Tragetasche o. Koppelschuh\') This is an attractive - and in this nicely preserved- (ie. just moderately used!) condition with certainty scarcely encountered! - black- (ie. brownish) coloured- and/or genuine leather-based, 'simplified' and/or 'later-war-pattern' WH (Heeres, Luftwaffe etc.), so-called: K98 bayonet-frog (or: 'Tragetasche o. Koppelschuh'). The frog - which is made-out of fine-grained leather as to be expected - shows complete and/or undamaged (white-coloured-) stitching and unaltered rivets but is - as more often - void of a makers-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The frog has - I deem - clearly been issued and used but will nevertheless be very hard to be upgraded: it shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by regular wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is naturally fully souple and/or functional. It should, moreover, be noted that this is a genuine WWII-item and not a modern copy or alike. Simply a desirable WH-related, later-war-period WH-equipment-item that is I deem priced according to its obvious scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive, German (pre)WWI-period, greyish-silver-toned so-called: \'Allgemeines Ehrenzeichen des Grossherzogtum Hessen\' that comes period-mounted onto its original bi-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive - and/or tarnished, greyish-silver-toned! - medal which is executed in (somewhat tarnished and silverish-toned metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') - bears on its front an illustration of \'Ernst Ludwig - Grosshertog von Hessen\' and shows on its back the text: \'Für Tapferkeit\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The award shows some minimal wear, age ie. staining but is totally void of any damage and is nicely preserved. The medal came mounted onto its bi-coloured (long-sized- ie. approx. 20 cms. sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and comes in an overall nice, albeit issued- and/or moderately worn, condition. Simply a neat example of a: so-called: \'Allgemeines Ehrenzeichen des Grossherzogtum Hessen\': hard to find a better-preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle entitled: \'Aalen 1\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. \'DRK\' or \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: \'Aalen 1\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or presumably minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is not \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-toned wool and came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of Aalen (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle entitled: \'Bitburg 1\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. 'DRK' or 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: 'Bitburg 1', as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem most certainly issued- and/or used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is not 'backed' with a piece of wool as is more often encountered but came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of Bitburg (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle entitled: \'Euskirchen 1\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. \'DRK\' or \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: \'Euskirchen 1\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- albeit never used nor worn-), condition. The patch is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-toned wool and came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of Euskirchen (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle entitled: \'Gotha - Stadt\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. \'DRK\' or \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: \'Gotha - Stadt\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem clearly issued- and/or moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-toned wool (as to be expected) and came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of Gotha (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle entitled: \'Grevenbroich\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. \'DRK\' or \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: \'Grevenbroich\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- albeit never used nor worn-), condition. The patch is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-toned wool and came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty and that shows some glue-residue on it back (caused by haveing been glued into an album or alike) - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of \'Grevenbroich\' (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle entitled: \'Kassel - Stadt 1\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. 'DRK' or 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: 'Kassel - Stadt 1' as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or presumably minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is not 'backed' with a piece of greyish-toned wool and came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of Kassel (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle entitled: \'Kassel Land 6\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. \'DRK\' or \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: \'Kassel Land 6\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem clearly issued- and/or moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-toned wool and came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of Kassel (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle entitled: \'Kempen-Krefeld 2\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. 'DRK' or 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: 'Kempen-Krefeld 2', as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem most certainly issued- and/or minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is neatly 'backed' with a piece of greyish-toned wool as is more often encountered and came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of Kempen-Krefeld (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle entitled: \'Kreisstelle Bad Heustadt / S.\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. 'DRK' or 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: 'Kreisstelle Bad Heustadt / S.', as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or presumably minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is not 'backed' with a piece of greyish-toned wool and came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of Bad Heustadt (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle entitled: \'Mühlheim a.d. Ruhr 2\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. \'DRK\' or \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: \'Mühlheim a.d. Ruhr 2\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem clearly issued- and/or moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-toned wool and came in a nicely pre-folded condition: moreover, does it show 3 metal snaps period-attached and bears the initial of the bearer (that reads: \'F.H.\' as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of Mühlheim a.d. Ruhr (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle entitled: \'Rockenhausen 2\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. 'DRK' or 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: 'Rockenhausen 2' as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or presumably minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is nicely 'backed' with a piece of greyish-toned wool and came in a nicely pre-folded- ie. confectioned condition as used (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of Rockenhausen' (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle entitled: \'Tauberbischofsheim 2\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. 'DRK' or 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: 'Tauberbischofsheim 2', as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem most certainly issued- and/or minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is neatly 'backed' with a piece of greyish-toned wool as is more often encountered and came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of Tauberbischofsheim (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle entitled: \'Teltow 5\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. 'DRK' or 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped uniform- ie. arm-eagle entitled: 'Teltow 5', as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. I deem most certainly issued- and/or used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is not 'backed' with a piece of wool as is more often encountered but came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of Teltow (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle entitled: \'Verden 4\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. \'DRK\' or \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: \'Verden 4\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or presumably minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is (as more often) not additionally \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-toned wool and came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of Verden (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle entitled: \'Wittgenstein 1\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. \'DRK\' or \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: \'Wittgenstein 1\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or presumably minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-toned wool and came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of Wittgenstein (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or triangular-shaped uniform-eagle entitled: \'Ahrweiler 3\', as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a truly attractive example of a German Red Cross (ie. 'DRK' or 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') greyish-coloured- and/or: triangular-shaped uniform- ie. arm-eagle entitled: 'Ahrweiler 3', as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO minimally used- ie. almost mint-), condition. The patch is neatly 'backed' with a piece of black-greyish-coloured wool as is more often encountered (see pictures). The badge - which is a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for medical staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of Ahrweiler (ie. its surroundings). The patch was IMO harldly used nor worn and can be easily graded 'virtually mint' (as can be noticed on the pictures). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related item!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or triangular-shaped uniform-eagle entitled: \'Daun 1\', as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a truly attractive example of a German Red Cross (ie. 'DRK' or 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') greyish-coloured- and/or: triangular-shaped uniform-eagle entitled: 'Daun 1', as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO clearly used- ie. tunic-removed-), condition. The neat patch has IMO once been tunic-attached and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of black-greyish-coloured wool as is more often encountered (see pictures). The badge - which is a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for medical staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of Daun (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related item!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or triangular-shaped uniform-eagle entitled: \'Mosbach 2\', as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive example of a German Red Cross (ie. 'DRK' or 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') greyish-coloured- and/or: triangular-shaped uniform- ie. arm-eagle entitled: 'Mosbach 2', as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO minimally used- ie. almost mint-), condition. The patch is neatly 'backed' with a piece of black-greyish-coloured wool as is more often encountered (see pictures). The badge - which is a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for medical staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of Mosbach (ie. its surroundings). The patch was IMO harldly used nor worn and can be easily graded 'virtually mint' (as can be noticed on the pictures). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related item!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or triangular-shaped uniform-eagle entitled: \'Soest 1\', as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a truly attractive example of a German Red Cross (ie. 'DRK' or 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') greyish-coloured- and/or: triangular-shaped uniform-eagle entitled: 'Soest 1', as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO clearly used- ie. tunic-removed-), condition. The neat patch has IMO once been tunic-attached and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of black-greyish-coloured wool as is more often encountered (see pictures). The badge - which is a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for medical staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of Soest (ie. its surroundings). The patch was apparently once glued into an album or alike and does show some minimal glue-remains on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related item!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') related, EM- (ie. NCO-) type, greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern entitled: \'Bad Wildungen\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped, uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: \'Bad Wildungen\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or presumably moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is (as more often) additionally \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-toned wool and came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of \'Bad Wildungen\' (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle that is I deem accordingly priced: I have seen examples sell for much more!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') related, EM- (ie. NCO-) type, greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern entitled: \'Diepholz 1\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped, uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: \'Diepholz 1\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or presumably moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is (as more often) additionally \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-toned wool and came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of \'Diepholz\' (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle that is I deem accordingly priced: I have seen examples sell for much more!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') related, EM- (ie. NCO-) type, greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern entitled: \'Düsseldorf-Mettmann 2\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped, uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: \'Düsseldorf-Mettmann 2\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or presumably moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is (as more often) additionally \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-toned wool and came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of \'Düsseldorf-Mettmann\' (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle that is I deem accordingly priced: I have seen examples sell for much more!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') related, EM- (ie. NCO-) type, greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern entitled: \'Fritzlar-Homberg 3\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped, uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: \'Fritzlar-Homberg 3\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or presumably moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is (as more often) additionally \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-toned wool and came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of \'Fritzlar-Homberg\' (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle that is I deem accordingly priced: I have seen examples sell for much more!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') related, EM- (ie. NCO-) type, greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern entitled: \'Landesstelle X\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped, uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: \'Landesstelle X\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or presumably moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is (as more often) not additionally \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-toned wool and came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical central institutes (named: \'Landesstelle X\'). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle that is I deem accordingly priced: I have seen examples sell for much more!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') related, EM- (ie. NCO-) type, greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern entitled: \'Melsungen 2\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped, uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: \'Melsungen 2\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or presumably moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is (as more often) additionally \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-toned wool and came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of \'Melsungen\' (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle that is I deem accordingly priced: I have seen examples sell for much more!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') related, EM- (ie. NCO-) type, greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern entitled: \'Solingen 2\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped, uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: \'Solingen 2\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or most certainly moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is (as more often) not additionally \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-toned wool and came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical central institutes as based in the town Solingen (or its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle that is I deem accordingly priced: I have seen similar examples sell for much more!

Attractive, German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') related, EM- (ie. NCO-) type, greyish-coloured- and/or (typically) triangular-shaped arm-eagle as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern entitled: \'Waldshut\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or \'DRK\') greyish-coloured- and/or: (typically) triangular-shaped, uniform- (ie. arm-) eagle entitled: \'Waldshut\' as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or presumably moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is (as more often) additionally \'backed\' with a piece of greyish-toned wool and came in a nicely pre-folded condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The armbadge - which is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty - was intended for the various medical-staff working at one of the medical institutes based in the German town of Waldshut (ie. its surroundings). These nicely woven DRK-triangles can easily be considered \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale. Simply a truly attractive and/or scarcely encountered DRK-related uniform-eagle that is I deem accordingly priced: I have seen examples sell for much more!

Attractive, German WWI-period, bright golden-toned so-called: \'Mecklenburg-Schwerin Militärverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse 1914\' that comes period-mounted onto its original tri-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive - and/or bright-golden toned ie. neatly \'feuervergoldeter! - medal which is executed in (somewhat frosted) golden-toned metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') - comes in the format of an iron-cross and bears the text: \'FF 1914\' on its front and shows on its back the text: \'Für Auszeichnung im Kriege\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive award shows some minimal wear, age ie. staining but is totally void of any damage and is truly nicely preserved. The medal came mounted onto its multi-coloured (period-shortened ie. 16 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and comes in an overall very nice, albeit issued- and/or minimally worn, condition. Simply a very attractive example of a: \'Mecklenburg-Schwerin Militärverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse 1914\': hard to find a better-preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, German WWI-period- (ie. \'Reichsmarine\'-related) \'Ehrenmedaille der Bund Deutscher Marine Vereine für Tapferkeit im Weltkriege - 1914-18\' bearing an illustration of a sailor (and U-Boot) and that is sub-titled: \'Haltet die Treue!\' This is an attractive example of a bright-golden-toned- ie. 'feuervergoldetes' commemorative-medal (ie. so-called: 'Ehrenmedaille der Bund Deutscher Marine Vereine für Tapferkeit im Weltkriege - 1914 - 1918') bearing a patriotic illustration of a German sailor holding a flag on its front (and U-Boot ie. sub-marine on its back!) and that is sub-titled: 'Haltet die Treue!' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly issued- ie. worn-), condition. The decorative medal is executed in golden-based metal (ie. I deem copper) and comes mounted onto its ring: it came without ribbon and I do not know if it ever had a ribbon attached: I could not find any reference on this piece. The medal - which originates from a German flea-marker where it was recently found - has an approximate diameter of 3,9 cms. and is very detailed and pronounced and comes in an overall very nice, albeit issued- and/or I deem minimally worn, condition. The piece also shows an artists'-name on it front that reads: 'L.Manzel' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a: 'Ehrenmedaille der Bund Deutscher Marine Vereine für Tapferkeit im Weltkriege - 1914 - 1918' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, German WWI-period- and/or neaty enamelled! - so-called: \'Preußisches Kriegserinnerungskreuz 1914-1918 für Kämpfer\' that comes together with its original \'black & white\'-striped ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive - and/or black-and-white-enamelled medal - which is IMO executed in golden-based metal ie. 'Buntmetall' - shows the black-coloured eagle-device on its front and bears the text: 'Preussens Tapferen Kriegern'. On its back, it shows the designation ie. text: 'Weltkrieg 1914-1918 - Preussisches Kriegserinnerungskreuz' (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive award shows some wear, age ie. staining but is totally void of any enamel-damage and is truly nicely preserved. The medal came with its (full-length ie. 22 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall very nice, albeit issued- and/or minimally worn, condition. Simply a very attractive example of a: 'Preußisches Kriegserinnerungskreuz 1914-1918 für Kämpfer': hard to find a better-preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, German WWI-period- and/or neaty enamelled! - so-called: \'Preußisches Kriegserinnerungskreuz 1914-1918 für Kämpfer\' that comes together with its original \'black & white\'-striped ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive - and/or black-and-white-enamelled medal - which is IMO executed in golden-based metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') - shows the black-coloured eagle-device on its front and bears the text: 'Preussens Tapferen Kriegern'. On its back, it shows the designation ie. text: 'Weltkrieg 1914-1918 - Preussisches Kriegserinnerungskreuz' (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive award shows some wear, age ie. staining but is totally void of any enamel-damage and is truly nicely preserved. The medal came mounted on its Austrian-styled- (ie. trapezoid-folded) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall very nice, albeit issued- and/or minimally worn, condition. Simply a very attractive example of a: 'Preußisches Kriegserinnerungskreuz 1914-1918 für Kämpfer': hard to find a better-preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, German WWI-period- and/or neaty \'feuervergoldetes\' - so-called: \'Lippe-Detmold Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1914\' that comes together with its original \'white-red-yellow\'-striped ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive - and bright golden-toned- ie. \'feuervergoldetes\' -medal - is IMO executed in golden-based metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') and shows the Lippe-Detmold-flower-device on its front and bears on its back the text: \'Für Auszeichnung im Kriege\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive award shows some wear, age ie. staining but is totally void of any damage and is truly nicely preserved. The medal came mounted on its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and comes in an overall very nice, albeit issued- and/or minimally worn, condition. Simply a very attractive - and minimally worn! - example of a: \'Lippe-Detmold Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1914\': hard to find a better-preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, German WWI-period- and/or neaty \'feuervergoldetes\' - so-called: \'Schaumburg-Lippe Kreuz für treue Dienste 1914-1918\' that comes mounted onto its original \'white-blue\'-striped ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive - and bright golden-toned- ie. \'feuervergoldetes\' - medal is (I deem) executed in golden-based metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') and shows the Schaumburg-Lippe-device, crown and text: \'Für treue Dienste 1914\' on its front (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive award shows some wear, age ie. staining but is totally void of any damage and is truly nicely preserved. The medal came mounted onto its period (albeit shortened) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and comes in an overall very nice, albeit issued- and/or minimally worn, condition. Simply a very attractive - and minimally worn! - example of a: \'Schaumburg-Lippe Kreuz für treue Dienste 1914-1918\': hard to find a better-preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, German WWI-period-, bright golden-toned so-called: \'Mecklenburg-Schwerin Militärverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse 1914\' that comes together with its original tri-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive - and/or bright-golden toned! - medal which is executed in golden-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') - comes in the format of an iron-cross and bears the text: 'FF 1914' on its front and shows on its back the text: 'Für Auszeichnung im Kriege' (see pictures). The attractive award shows some wear, age ie. staining but is totally void of any damage and is truly nicely preserved. The medal came with its multi-coloured (period-shortened ie. 9 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall very nice, albeit issued- and/or minimally worn, condition. Simply a very attractive example of a: 'Mecklenburg-Schwerin Militärverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse 1914': hard to find a better preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, German WWI-period-, bright golden-toned so-called: \'Preußen Regiments-Erinnerungskreuz des Westpreußisches Infanterie-Regiments Nr. 49\' that comes together with its original \'Spange\' and ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive - and/or bright-golden toned! - medal which is executed in golden-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') - comes in the format of an iron-cross and bears the text: 'Treu den Regiment' on its front and shows on its back the text: 'Allzeit Bereit' (see pictures). The attractive award shows some wear, age ie. staining but is totally void of any damage and is truly nicely preserved. The medal came with its multi-coloured (period-shortened ie. 19 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Band- abschnitt') and accompanying, golden-toned medal-bar (that shows the black-coloured text: 'Inf.Rgt. 49' and bears a makers'-mark that reads 'Paul Küst - Berlin' on its back. The medal and bar come both in an overall very nice, albeit issued- and/or minimally worn, condition. Simply a very attractive example of a: 'Preußen Regiments-Erinnerungskreuz des Westpreußisches Infanterie-Regiments Nr. 49': hard to find a better preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, German WWI-period-, bronze-toned so-called: \'Marine-Verdienstkreuz 1914-18\' that comes together with its original tri-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive - and/or neatly bronze toned! - medal which is executed in bronze-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') - shows a German-styled naval anchor and text: 'Zur See Im Felde Unbesiegt!' on its front and shows a 'Reichskriegsfahne' on its its back (with the text: 'Marinekorps 1914-18' - see pictures). The attractive award shows some wear, age ie. staining but is totally void of any damage and is truly nicely preserved. The medal came with its multi-coloured (period-shortened ie. 14,5 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall very nice, albeit issued- and/or minimally worn, condition. Simply a very attractive example of a: 'Marine-Verdienstkreuz 1914-18': hard to find a better preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, German-language issued \'SS-Leitheft\' (being a so-called: \'SS-Leitheft - 8. Jahrgang - Heft 2 - 1942\') that comes in an overall nice- (albeit used- ie. read- and/or minimally damaged condition) These attractive 'SS-Germanische Leithefte' (or: SS-lead-booklets) were nicely illustrated periodicals (holding various photos and/or drawn illustrations on the subject matter) that were published in the period from 1934 to 1945: they only saw moderate distribution and are therefore nowadays not that easily encountered. These 'SS-leadership-magazines' - as sometimes referred to - were initially only published in the German language in Berlin from 1934 onwards (and in the beginning mostly circulated among professional officers who served within the SS.) The publisher was the 'SS-Hauptamt', being the main office of the 'Reichsführer-SS', Heinrich Himmler. They were printed by a company named: 'M. Müller and Sohn' based in the town of Berlin. When war came, with the need for new recruits, the 'SS-Leithefte' were also published at the various 'Germanische Leitstellen' (based in various European (capital-) cities such as: Oslo/Norway, Copenhagen/Denmark, Brussels/Anwerpen and Den Haag/The Netherlands. These specific 'foreign' examples were published in respectively Norwegian-, Danish-, Flemish- and/or: Dutch language. (There was also even an Estonian edition). The normative texts were usually translated from German, but with more room for national diversity as the war went on. The periodical's spiritual leader was called: 'Dr. Franz Riedweg', a Swiss physician who had joined the SS and became the head of Germanic Volunteer Recruiting Office, a division of the Berlin Main SS-Office. The example on offer here is a German-language-example (ie. so-called: 'SS-Leitheft - 8. Jahrgang - Heft 2 - 1942') that retains all its 34-pages and has its period staples in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes in an overall nice- (albeit used- ie. read-) condition and just shows some minimal yellowing caused by decades of storage. The first page misses a torn-out upper-corner (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an interesting example of a German-language-issued: 'SS-Leitheft' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, German-language \'SS-Leitheft\' (being a so-called: \'Germanische-Leitheft - 1. Jahrgang - Heft 1 - 1941\') that comes in a wonderful- (ie. only moderately used- ie. read-), condition These attractive 'SS-Leithefte' (ie. 'Germanische-Leithefte') (or: SS-lead-booklets) were nicely illustrated periodicals (holding various photos and/or drawn illustrations on the subject matter) that were published in the period from 1934 to 1945: they only saw moderate distribution and are therefore nowadays not that easily encountered. These 'SS-leadership-magazines', as sometimes referred to, were initially only published in the German language in Berlin from 1934 onwards (and in the beginning mostly circulated among professional officers who served within the SS.) The publisher was the 'SS-Hauptamt', being the main office of the 'Reichsführer-SS', Heinrich Himmler. They were printed by a company named: 'M. Müller and Sohn' based in the town of Berlin. When war came, with need for new recruits, the 'SS-Leithefte' were also published at the various 'Germanische Leitstellen' (based in various European (capital-) cities such as: Oslo/Norway, Copenhagen/Denmark, Brussels/Anwerpen and Den Haag/The Netherlands. These specific 'foreign' examples were published in respectively German-, Norwegian-, Danish-, Flemish- and/or: Dutch language. (There was also even an Estonian edition). The normative texts were usually translated from German, but with more room for national diversity as the war went on. The periodical's spiritual leader was called: 'Dr. Franz Riedweg', a Swiss physician who had joined the SS and became the head of Germanic Volunteer Recruiting Office, a division of the Berlin Main SS-Office. The example on offer here is German-language-example (ie. so-called: 'Germanische-Leitheft - 1. Jahrgang - Heft 1 - 1941') that retains all its 45-pages and has both its period staples in place. The piece comes in a nicely preserved and untouched condition and just shows some minimal yellowing caused by decades of storage. Simply an attractive example of an: 'Germanische-Leitheft' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, German-language \'SS-Leitheft\' (being a so-called: \'Germanische-Leitheft - 1. Jahrgang - Heft 2 - 1941\') that comes in a wonderful- (ie. only moderately used- ie. read-), condition These attractive 'SS-Leithefte' (ie. 'Germanische-Leithefte') (or: SS-lead-booklets) were nicely illustrated periodicals (holding various photos and/or drawn illustrations on the subject matter) that were published in the period from 1934 to 1945: they only saw moderate distribution and are therefore nowadays not that easily encountered. These 'SS-leadership-magazines', as sometimes referred to, were initially only published in the German language in Berlin from 1934 onwards (and in the beginning mostly circulated among professional officers who served within the SS.) The publisher was the 'SS-Hauptamt', being the main office of the 'Reichsführer-SS', Heinrich Himmler. They were printed by a company named: 'M. Müller and Sohn' based in the town of Berlin. When war came, with need for new recruits, the 'SS-Leithefte' were also published at the various 'Germanische Leitstellen' (based in various European (capital-) cities such as: Oslo/Norway, Copenhagen/Denmark, Brussels/Anwerpen and Den Haag/The Netherlands. These specific 'foreign' examples were published in respectively German-, Norwegian-, Danish-, Flemish- and/or: Dutch language. (There was also even an Estonian edition). The normative texts were usually translated from German, but with more room for national diversity as the war went on. The periodical's spiritual leader was called: 'Dr. Franz Riedweg', a Swiss physician who had joined the SS and became the head of Germanic Volunteer Recruiting Office, a division of the Berlin Main SS-Office. The example on offer here is German-language-example (ie. so-called: 'Germanische-Leitheft - 1. Jahrgang - Heft 2 - 1941') that retains all its 45-pages and has both its period staples in place. The piece comes in a nicely preserved and untouched condition and just shows some minimal yellowing caused by decades of storage. Simply an attractive example of an: 'Germanische-Leitheft' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, German-language-, \'SS-Leitheft\' (being a so-called: \'SS-Leitheft - 10. Jahrgang - Heft 1 - 1944\') that comes in a wonderful- (ie. virtually mint-), condition These attractive 'SS-Leithefte' (or: SS-lead-booklets) were nicely illustrated periodicals (holding various photos and/or drawn illustrations on the subject matter) that were published in the period from 1934 to 1945: they only saw moderate distribution and are therefore nowadays not that easily encountered. These 'SS-leadership-magazines', as sometimes referred to, were initially only published in the German language in Berlin from 1934 onwards (and in the beginning mostly circulated among professional officers who served within the SS.) The publisher was the 'SS-Hauptamt', being the main office of the 'Reichsführer-SS', Heinrich Himmler. They were printed by a company named: 'M. Müller and Sohn' based in the town of Berlin. When war came, with need for new recruits, the 'SS-Leithefte' were also published at the various 'Germanische Leitstellen' (based in various European (capital-) cities such as: Oslo/Norway, Copenhagen/Denmark, Brussels/Anwerpen and Den Haag/The Netherlands. These specific 'foreign' examples were published in respectively Norwegian-, Danish-, Flemish- and/or: Dutch language. (There was also even an Estonian edition). The normative texts were usually translated from German, but with more room for national diversity as the war went on. The periodical's spiritual leader was called: 'Dr. Franz Riedweg', a Swiss physician who had joined the SS and became the head of Germanic Volunteer Recruiting Office, a division of the Berlin Main SS-Office. The example on offer here is German-language-example (ie. so-called: 'SS-Leitheft - 10. Jahrgang - Heft 1 - 1944') that retains all its 48-pages and has its period staples in place. The piece comes in a superb condition and just shows some minimal yellowing caused by decades of storage. Simply an attractive example of an: 'SS-Leitheft' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, German-language-, \'SS-Leitheft\' (being a so-called: \'SS-Leitheft - 10. Jahrgang - Heft 2 - 1944\') that comes in a wonderful- (ie. virtually mint-), condition These attractive 'SS-Leithefte' (or: SS-lead-booklets) were nicely illustrated periodicals (holding various photos and/or drawn illustrations on the subject matter) that were published in the period from 1934 to 1945: they only saw moderate distribution and are therefore nowadays not that easily encountered. These 'SS-leadership-magazines', as sometimes referred to, were initially only published in the German language in Berlin from 1934 onwards (and in the beginning mostly circulated among professional officers who served within the SS.) The publisher was the 'SS-Hauptamt', being the main office of the 'Reichsführer-SS', Heinrich Himmler. They were printed by a company named: 'M. Müller and Sohn' based in the town of Berlin. When war came, with need for new recruits, the 'SS-Leithefte' were also published at the various 'Germanische Leitstellen' (based in various European (capital-) cities such as: Oslo/Norway, Copenhagen/Denmark, Brussels/Anwerpen and Den Haag/The Netherlands. These specific 'foreign' examples were published in respectively Norwegian-, Danish-, Flemish- and/or: Dutch language. (There was also even an Estonian edition). The normative texts were usually translated from German, but with more room for national diversity as the war went on. The periodical's spiritual leader was called: 'Dr. Franz Riedweg', a Swiss physician who had joined the SS and became the head of Germanic Volunteer Recruiting Office, a division of the Berlin Main SS-Office. The example on offer here is German-language-example (ie. so-called: 'SS-Leitheft - 10. Jahrgang - Heft 2 - 1944') that retains all its 47-pages and has its period staples in place. The piece comes in a superb condition and just shows some minimal yellowing caused by decades of storage. Simply an attractive example of an: 'SS-Leitheft' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, German-language-, \'SS-Leitheft\' (being a so-called: \'SS-Leitheft - 8. Jahrgang - Heft 4 - 1942\') that comes in a wonderful- (ie. virtually mint-), condition These attractive 'SS-Leithefte' (or: SS-lead-booklets) were nicely illustrated periodicals (holding various photos and/or drawn illustrations on the subject matter) that were published in the period from 1934 to 1945: they only saw moderate distribution and are therefore nowadays not that easily encountered. These 'SS-leadership-magazines', as sometimes referred to, were initially only published in the German language in Berlin from 1934 onwards (and in the beginning mostly circulated among professional officers who served within the SS.) The publisher was the 'SS-Hauptamt', being the main office of the 'Reichsführer-SS', Heinrich Himmler. They were printed by a company named: 'M. Müller and Sohn' based in the town of Berlin. When war came, with need for new recruits, the 'SS-Leithefte' were also published at the various 'Germanische Leitstellen' (based in various European (capital-) cities such as: Oslo/Norway, Copenhagen/Denmark, Brussels/Anwerpen and Den Haag/The Netherlands. These specific 'foreign' examples were published in respectively Norwegian-, Danish-, Flemish- and/or: Dutch language. (There was also even an Estonian edition). The normative texts were usually translated from German, but with more room for national diversity as the war went on. The periodical's spiritual leader was called: 'Dr. Franz Riedweg', a Swiss physician who had joined the SS and became the head of Germanic Volunteer Recruiting Office, a division of the Berlin Main SS-Office. The example on offer here is German-language-example (ie. so-called: 'SS-Leitheft - 8. Jahrgang - Heft 4 - 1942') that retains all its 34-pages and has its period staples in place. The piece comes in a superb condition and just shows some minimal yellowing caused by decades of storage. Simply an attractive example of an: 'SS-Leitheft' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, German-language-, \'SS-Leitheft\' (being a so-called: \'SS-Leitheft - 8. Jahrgang - Heft 5 - 1942\') that comes in a wonderful- (ie. virtually mint-), condition These attractive 'SS-Leithefte' (or: SS-lead-booklets) were nicely illustrated periodicals (holding various photos and/or drawn illustrations on the subject matter) that were published in the period from 1934 to 1945: they only saw moderate distribution and are therefore nowadays not that easily encountered. These 'SS-leadership-magazines', as sometimes referred to, were initially only published in the German language in Berlin from 1934 onwards (and in the beginning mostly circulated among professional officers who served within the SS.) The publisher was the 'SS-Hauptamt', being the main office of the 'Reichsführer-SS', Heinrich Himmler. They were printed by a company named: 'M. Müller and Sohn' based in the town of Berlin. When war came, with need for new recruits, the 'SS-Leithefte' were also published at the various 'Germanische Leitstellen' (based in various European (capital-) cities such as: Oslo/Norway, Copenhagen/Denmark, Brussels/Anwerpen and Den Haag/The Netherlands. These specific 'foreign' examples were published in respectively Norwegian-, Danish-, Flemish- and/or: Dutch language. (There was also even an Estonian edition). The normative texts were usually translated from German, but with more room for national diversity as the war went on. The periodical's spiritual leader was called: 'Dr. Franz Riedweg', a Swiss physician who had joined the SS and became the head of Germanic Volunteer Recruiting Office, a division of the Berlin Main SS-Office. The example on offer here is German-language-example (ie. so-called: 'SS-Leitheft - 8. Jahrgang - Heft 5 - 1942') that retains all its 34-pages and has its period staples in place. The piece comes in a very nicely preserved condition and just shows some minimal yellowing caused by decades of storage: it does show, however, one tiny tear on the first page (lower-left corner as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of an: 'SS-Leitheft' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, German-language-, \'SS-Leitheft\' (being a so-called: \'SS-Leitheft - 8. Jahrgang - Heft 6 - 1942\') that comes in a wonderful- (ie. virtually mint-), condition These attractive 'SS-Leithefte' (or: SS-lead-booklets) were nicely illustrated periodicals (holding various photos and/or drawn illustrations on the subject matter) that were published in the period from 1934 to 1945: they only saw moderate distribution and are therefore nowadays not that easily encountered. These 'SS-leadership-magazines', as sometimes referred to, were initially only published in the German language in Berlin from 1934 onwards (and in the beginning mostly circulated among professional officers who served within the SS.) The publisher was the 'SS-Hauptamt', being the main office of the 'Reichsführer-SS', Heinrich Himmler. They were printed by a company named: 'M. Müller and Sohn' based in the town of Berlin. When war came, with need for new recruits, the 'SS-Leithefte' were also published at the various 'Germanische Leitstellen' (based in various European (capital-) cities such as: Oslo/Norway, Copenhagen/Denmark, Brussels/Anwerpen and Den Haag/The Netherlands. These specific 'foreign' examples were published in respectively Norwegian-, Danish-, Flemish- and/or: Dutch language. (There was also even an Estonian edition). The normative texts were usually translated from German, but with more room for national diversity as the war went on. The periodical's spiritual leader was called: 'Dr. Franz Riedweg', a Swiss physician who had joined the SS and became the head of Germanic Volunteer Recruiting Office, a division of the Berlin Main SS-Office. The example on offer here is German-language-example (ie. so-called: 'SS-Leitheft - 8. Jahrgang - Heft 6 - 1942') that retains all its 34-pages and has its period staples in place. The piece comes in a superb condition and just shows some minimal yellowing caused by decades of storage. Simply an attractive example of an: 'SS-Leitheft' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, German-language-, \'SS-Leitheft\' (being a so-called: \'SS-Leitheft - 8. Jahrgang - Heft 7 - 1942 - Weihenacht\'-edition) that comes in a wonderful- (ie. virtually mint-), condition These attractive 'SS-Leithefte' (or: SS-lead-booklets) were nicely illustrated periodicals (holding various photos and/or drawn illustrations on the subject matter) that were published in the period from 1934 to 1945: they only saw moderate distribution and are therefore nowadays not that easily encountered. These 'SS-leadership-magazines', as sometimes referred to, were initially only published in the German language in Berlin from 1934 onwards (and in the beginning mostly circulated among professional officers who served within the SS.) The publisher was the 'SS-Hauptamt', being the main office of the 'Reichsführer-SS', Heinrich Himmler. They were printed by a company named: 'M. Müller and Sohn' based in the town of Berlin. When war came, with need for new recruits, the 'SS-Leithefte' were also published at the various 'Germanische Leitstellen' (based in various European (capital-) cities such as: Oslo/Norway, Copenhagen/Denmark, Brussels/Anwerpen and Den Haag/The Netherlands. These specific 'foreign' examples were published in respectively Norwegian-, Danish-, Flemish- and/or: Dutch language. (There was also even an Estonian edition). The normative texts were usually translated from German, but with more room for national diversity as the war went on. The periodical's spiritual leader was called: 'Dr. Franz Riedweg', a Swiss physician who had joined the SS and became the head of Germanic Volunteer Recruiting Office, a division of the Berlin Main SS-Office. The example on offer here is German-language-example (ie. so-called: 'SS-Leitheft - 8. Jahrgang - Heft 7 - 1942 - Weihenacht'-edition) that retains all its 43-pages and has its period staples in place. The piece comes in a superb condition and just shows some minimal yellowing caused by decades of storage. Simply an attractive example of an: 'SS-Leitheft' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, German-language-, \'SS-Leitheft\' (being a so-called: \'SS-Leitheft-Kriegsausgabe - Jahrgang 7 - Folge 1a\') that comes in a wonderful condition These attractive 'SS-Leithefte' (or: SS-lead-booklets) were nicely illustrated periodicals (holding various photos and/or drawn illustrations on the subject matter) that were published in the period from 1934 to 1945: they only saw moderate distribution and are therefore nowadays not that easily encountered. These 'SS-leadership-magazines', as sometimes referred to, were initially only published in the German language in Berlin from 1934 onwards (and in the beginning mostly circulated among professional officers who served within the SS.) The publisher was the 'SS-Hauptamt', being the main office of the 'Reichsführer-SS', Heinrich Himmler. They were printed by a company named: 'M. Müller and Sohn' based in the town of Berlin. When war came, with need for new recruits, the 'SS-Leithefte' were also published at the various 'Germanische Leitstellen' (based in various European (capital-) cities such as: Oslo/Norway, Copenhagen/Denmark, Brussels/Anwerpen and Den Haag/The Netherlands. These specific 'foreign' examples were published in respectively Norwegian-, Danish-, Flemish- and/or: Dutch language. (There was also even an Estonian edition). The normative texts were usually translated from German, but with more room for national diversity as the war went on. The periodical's spiritual leader was called: 'Dr. Franz Riedweg', a Swiss physician who had joined the SS and became the head of Germanic Volunteer Recruiting Office, a division of the Berlin Main SS-Office. The example on offer here is German-language-example (ie. so-called: 'SS-Leitheft-Kriegsausgabe - Jahrgang 7 - Folge 1a') that retains all its 24-pages but shows missing staples (removed in order to overcome rust-damage). It is in a superb condition and just shows some minimal yellowing caused by decades of storage. Simply an attractive example of an: 'SS-Leitheft' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, German-language-, \'SS-Leitheft\' (being a so-called: \'SS-Leitheft-Kriegsausgabe - Jahrgang 7 - Folge 2a\') that comes in a wonderful condition These attractive 'SS-Leithefte' (or: SS-lead-booklets) were nicely illustrated periodicals (holding various photos and/or drawn illustrations on the subject matter) that were published in the period from 1934 to 1945: they only saw moderate distribution and are therefore nowadays not that easily encountered. These 'SS-leadership-magazines', as sometimes referred to, were initially only published in the German language in Berlin from 1934 onwards (and in the beginning mostly circulated among professional officers who served within the SS.) The publisher was the 'SS-Hauptamt', being the main office of the 'Reichsführer-SS', Heinrich Himmler. They were printed by a company named: 'M. Müller and Sohn' based in the town of Berlin. When war came, with need for new recruits, the 'SS-Leithefte' were also published at the various 'Germanische Leitstellen' (based in various European (capital-) cities such as: Oslo/Norway, Copenhagen/Denmark, Brussels/Anwerpen and Den Haag/The Netherlands. These specific 'foreign' examples were published in respectively Norwegian-, Danish-, Flemish- and/or: Dutch language. (There was also even an Estonian edition). The normative texts were usually translated from German, but with more room for national diversity as the war went on. The periodical's spiritual leader was called: 'Dr. Franz Riedweg', a Swiss physician who had joined the SS and became the head of Germanic Volunteer Recruiting Office, a division of the Berlin Main SS-Office. The example on offer here is German-language-example (ie. so-called: 'SS-Leitheft-Kriegsausgabe - Jahrgang 7 - Folge 2a') that retains all its 24-pages but shows missing staples (removed in order to overcome rust-damage). It is in a superb condition and just shows some minimal yellowing caused by decades of storage. Simply an attractive example of an: 'SS-Leitheft' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, golden-bronze coloured- (and I deem zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes mounted on its (regular-sized-) piece of original ribbon The very attractive medal is stamped by the designer/cutter ('De Marohis') and is also neatly maker-marked ('Lorioli-Milano') as is always the case with these neat and desirable commemorative awards. The medal truly retains most of its truly golden-bronze-coloured finish and has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly pronounced detail as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted on its (regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon shows somewhat faded colours (as is more often the case) and comes mounted on its (period-attached, black-coloured-) safety-pin as used ie. worn. The medal originates from a German private-household and was never before in a collection. Simply a neat and untouched example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, golden-bronze coloured- (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes mounted onto its (regular-sized-) piece of original ribbon The very attractive medal is stamped by the designer/cutter ('De Marohis') and is also neatly maker-marked ('Lorioli-Milano') as is always the case with these neat and desirable commemorative Italian/German-awards. The medal truly retains most of its truly golden-bronze-coloured finish and has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly pronounced detail as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted oton its (regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon shows somewhat faded colours (as is more often the case) and comes mounted on its (period-attached, black-coloured) safety-pin as used ie. worn. The medal originates from a German private-household and was never before in a collection. Simply a neat and untouched example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, golden-bronze coloured- (and IMO zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes mounted on its (full-length!) piece of original ribbon The very attractive medal is stamped by the designer/cutter ('De Marohis') and is also neatly maker-marked ('Lorioli-Milano') as is always the case with these neat and desirable commemorative awards. The medal truly retains most (ie. all) of its truly golden-bronze-coloured finish and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted on its full-length- (ie. 19 cms.-) sized and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon retains very vivid and bright colours and just shows some minimal age ie. staining. The medal originates from a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. Simply a nice example of this desirable medal!

Attractive, golden-bronze coloured- (and IMO zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes mounted on its (regular-sized-) piece of original ribbon The very attractive medal is stamped by the designer/cutter ('De Marohis') and is also neatly maker-marked ('Lorioli-Milano') as is always the case with these neat and desirable commemorative awards. The medal truly retains all of its truly golden-bronze- (ie. somewhat reddish-) coloured finish and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted on its (regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon shows somewhat faded colours (as is more often the case) and comes mounted on its (period-attached-, black-coloured-) safety-pin as used ie. worn. The medal originates from a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. Simply a nice example of this desirable medal!

Attractive, golden-bronze coloured- (and IMO zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes mounted on its (regular-sized-) piece of original ribbon The very attractive medal is stamped by the designer/cutter ('De Marohis') and is also neatly maker-marked ('Lorioli-Milano') as is always the case with these neat and desirable commemorative awards. The medal truly retains most ie. all of its truly golden-bronze-coloured finish and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted on its (regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon shows somewhat faded colours (as is more often the case) and comes mounted on its (period-attached-, black-coloured-) safety-pin as used ie. worn. The medal originates from a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. Simply a nice example of this desirable medal!

Attractive, golden-bronze coloured- (and IMO \'Buntmetall\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes mounted on its (regular-sized-) piece of original ribbon The very attractive medal is stamped by the designer/cutter ('De Marohis') and is also neatly maker-marked ('Lorioli-Milano') as is always the case with these neat and desirable commemorative awards. The medal truly retains all of its truly golden-bronze-coloured finish and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted on its (regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon shows somewhat faded colours (as is more often the case) and comes mounted on its (period-attached-, silver-coloured-) safety-pin as used ie. worn. The medal originates from a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. Simply one of the most attractive examples I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, golden-bronze coloured- (and IMO \'Buntmetall\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes mounted on its (regular-sized-) piece of original ribbon The very attractive medal is stamped by the designer/cutter ('De Marohis') and is also neatly maker-marked ('Lorioli-Milano') as is always the case with these neat and desirable commemorative awards. The medal truly retains all of its truly golden-bronze-coloured finish and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted on its (regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon shows somewhat faded colours (as is more often the case) and comes mounted on its (period-attached-, black-coloured-) safety-pin as used ie. worn. The medal originates from a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. Simply one of the most attractive examples I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, golden-bronze coloured- (and IMO \'Buntmetall\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes mounted on its (regular-sized-) piece of original ribbon The very attractive medal is stamped by the designer/cutter ('De Marohis') and is also neatly maker-marked ('Lorioli-Milano') as is always the case with these neat and desirable commemorative awards. The medal truly retains all of its truly golden-bronze-coloured finish and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted on its (regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon shows somewhat faded colours (as is more often the case) and comes mounted on its (period-attached-, black-coloured-) safety-pin as used ie. worn. The medal originates from a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. Simply one of the most attractive examples I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, golden-bronze coloured- (and IMO \'Buntmetall\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes mounted on its (regular-sized-) piece of original ribbon The very attractive medal is stamped by the designer/cutter ('De Marohis') and is also neatly maker-marked ('Lorioli-Milano') as is always the case with these neat and desirable commemorative awards. The medal truly retains all of its truly golden-bronze-coloured finish and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted on its (regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon shows somewhat faded colours (as is more often the case) and comes mounted on its (period-attached-, black-coloured-) safety-pin as used ie. worn. The medal originates from a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. Simply one of the most attractive examples I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, golden-bronze coloured- (and IMO \'Buntmetall\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes mounted on its (regular-sized-) piece of original ribbon The very attractive medal is stamped by the designer/cutter ('De Marohis') and is also neatly maker-marked ('Lorioli-Milano') as is always the case with these neat and desirable commemorative awards. The medal truly retains all of its truly golden-bronze- (ie. somewhat reddish-) coloured finish and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted on its (regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon shows very bright colours (as is not always the case) and comes mounted on its (period-attached-, black-coloured-) safety-pin as used ie. worn. The medal originates from a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. Simply a very attractive example of this desirable medal!

Attractive, golden-bronze coloured- (and IMO \'Buntmetall\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes mounted on its (regular-sized-) piece of original ribbon The very attractive medal is stamped by the designer/cutter ('De Marohis') and is also neatly maker-marked ('Lorioli-Milano') as is always the case with these neat and desirable commemorative awards. The medal truly retains all of its truly golden-bronze- (ie. somewhat reddish-) coloured finish and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted on its (regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon shows very bright colours (as is not always the case) and comes mounted on its (period-attached-,copper-coloured-) safety-pin as used ie. worn. The medal originates from a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. Simply a very attractive example of this desirable medal!

Attractive, golden-bronze coloured- (and IMO \'Buntmetall\'-based-) example of the: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes mounted on its (regular-sized- ie. period-shortened-) piece of original ribbon The medal is stamped by the designer/cutter ('De Marohis') and is also neatly maker-marked ('Lorioli-Milano') as is always the case with these neat and desirable commemorative awards. The medal retains most ie. all of its truly golden-bronze coloured finish and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted on its (somewhat shortened albeit regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon shows some minimally faded colours (as is more often the case). The medal originates from a German flea-market and was never before in a collection.

Attractive, golden-bronze-coloured example of the: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' that comes together with its (smaller-sized- ie. non-confectioned-) piece of original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and accompanying \'Feld- o. Bandspange\' This is an attractive example of a golden-bronze-coloured - so-called: 'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille' (or: German-Italian campaign-medal) that comes together with its (smaller-sized- ie. non-confectioned- and approximately 9 cms. ong-sized-) piece of original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and accompanying 'Feld- o. Bandspange' as issued and/or found. Both medal 'Feld- o. Bandspange' come in an overall very nice condition. The medal is stamped by the designer/cutter ('De Marohis') and is also neatly maker-marked ('Lorioli-Milano') as is always the case with these neat and desirable commemorative awards. The medal retains all of its golden-bronze-coloured finish and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains great and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - together with its (smaller-sized- and/or pre-folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original ribbon. The ribbon has maintained very bright colours. Next to this, it also came with its accompanying 'Feld- o. Bandspange' (which comes on its functional pin- pin-/catch set-up. The set originates from a German flea-market and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive - and naturally original! - award-grouping that I have priced according to its present and/or untouched condition!

Attractive, golden-bronze-coloured- (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes mounted onto its (regular-sized) piece of original ribbon The truly attractive - and I deem most certainly early-period! - medal is stamped by the designer ie. cutter (named: 'De Marohis') and is also neatly maker- (ie. 'Lorioli-Milano'-) marked as is always the case with these neat and desirable, foreign, commemorative awards. The medal retains most (ie. all!) of its minimally darkened, golden-bronze-coloured finish and has simply never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted onto its (regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon retains all its period colour and is not faded (as is often the case). The piece also retains its (black-coloured) safety-pin firmly attached. The medal originates from a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive example of this desirable award!

Attractive, golden-bronze-coloured- (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes mounted onto its (regular-sized) piece of original ribbon The truly attractive - and I deem most certainly early-period! - medal is stamped by the designer ie. cutter (named: 'De Marohis') and is also neatly maker- (ie. 'Lorioli-Milano'-) marked as is always the case with these neat and desirable, foreign, commemorative awards. The medal retains most (ie. all!) of its minimally darkened, golden-bronze-coloured finish and has simply never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted onto its (regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon retains all its period colour and is not faded (as is often the case). The piece also retains its (black-coloured) safety-pin firmly attached. The medal originates from a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive example of this desirable award!

Attractive, golden-bronze-coloured- (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes mounted onto its (smaller-sized) piece of original ribbon The truly attractive - and I deem most certainly early-period! - medal is stamped by the designer ie. cutter (named: \'De Marohis\') and is also neatly maker- (ie. \'Lorioli-Milano\'-) marked as is always the case with these neat and desirable, foreign, commemorative awards. The medal retains most (ie. all!) of its minimally darkened, golden-bronze-coloured finish and has simply never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted onto its (smaller-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon retains all its period colour and is not faded (as is often the case). The piece also retains its (silver-coloured) safety-pin firmly attached. The medal originates from a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a very attractive example of this desirable award!

Attractive, golden-bronze-coloured- (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes together with its (non-confectioned and \'mint\') piece of original ribbon The truly very attractive - and I deem presumably early-period! - medal is stamped by the designer ie. cutter (named: \'De Marohis\') and is also neatly maker- (ie. \'Lorioli-Milano\'-) marked as is always the case with these neat and desirable, foreign, commemorative awards. The pronounced medal retains most (ie. all!) of its minimally darkened, golden-bronze-coloured finish and has simply never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - together with its (never mounted, regular- (ie. approximatelty 19 cms. sized- and/or neatly folded) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The award originates from a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a very attractive example of this desirable award: one of the nicest such examples I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, golden-bronze-coloured- (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign-medal) that comes mounted onto its (regular-sized) piece of original (albeit truly faded) ribbon The attractive - and I deem most certainly early-period! - medal is stamped by the designer ie. cutter (named: \'De Marohis\') and is also neatly maker- (ie. \'Lorioli-Milano\'-) marked as is always the case with these neat and desirable, foreign, commemorative awards. The pronounced medal retains most (ie. all!) of its minimally darkened, golden-bronze-coloured finish and has simply never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted onto its (regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original (albeit truly faded!) ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon is as stated somewhat faded by usage and/or years of storage (as is more often the case). The piece also retains its (period) black-coloured safety-pin firmly attached. The medal originates from a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a very attractive example of this desirable award: one of the best such examples I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, golden-bronze-coloured- (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign-medal) that comes mounted onto its (regular-sized) piece of original (an minimally faded) ribbon The attractive - and I deem most certainly early-period! - medal is stamped by the designer ie. cutter (named: \'De Marohis\') and is also neatly maker- (ie. \'Lorioli-Milano\'-) marked as is always the case with these neat and desirable, foreign, commemorative awards. The pronounced medal retains most (ie. all!) of its minimally darkened, golden-bronze-coloured finish and has simply never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted onto its (regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original (and just minimally faded!) ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon is as stated somewhat faded by usage and/or years of storage (as is more often the case). The piece also retains its (period) silver-coloured safety-pin firmly attached. The medal originates from a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a very attractive example of this desirable award: one of the best such examples I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, golden-bronze-coloured- (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign-medal) that comes mounted onto its (regular-sized) piece of original ribbon The attractive - and I deem most certainly early-period! - medal is stamped by the designer ie. cutter (named: \'De Marohis\') and is also neatly maker- (ie. \'Lorioli-Milano\'-) marked as is always the case with these neat and desirable, foreign, commemorative awards. The pronounced medal retains most (ie. all!) of its minimally darkened, golden-bronze-coloured finish and has simply never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted onto its (regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned) piece of original (and hardly faded!) ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon is as stated somewhat faded by usage and/or years of storage (as is more often the case). The piece also retains its (period) safety-pin firmly attached. The medal originates from a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a very attractive example of this desirable award: one of the best such examples I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, golden-bronze-coloured- (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign-medal) that comes mounted onto its (regular-sized) piece of original ribbon The attractive - and I deem most certainly early-period! - medal is stamped by the designer ie. cutter (named: \'De Marohis\') and is also neatly maker- (ie. \'Lorioli-Milano\'-) marked as is always the case with these neat and desirable, foreign, commemorative awards. The pronounced medal retains most (ie. all!) of its minimally darkened, golden-bronze-coloured finish and has simply never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted onto its (regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned) piece of original (and hardly faded!) ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The medal originates from a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a very attractive example of this desirable award: one of the best such examples I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, golden-bronze-coloured- (and I deem \'Feinzink\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes mounted onto its (regular-sized) piece of original ribbon The truly attractive - and I deem somewhat later-period! - zinc- (ie. Feinzink'-) based medal is stamped by the designer ie. cutter (named: 'De Marohis') and is also neatly maker- (ie. 'Lorioli-Milano'-) marked as is always the case with these neat and desirable, foreign, commemorative awards. The medal retains most (ie. all!) of its minimally darkened, golden-bronze-coloured finish and has simply never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted onto its (regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned-) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon retains all its period colours and is not faded (as is often the case). The medal originates from a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive example of this desirable award!

Attractive, golden-bronze-coloured- (and IMO \'Buntmetall\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes together with its (full-sized-) piece of original ribbon The very attractive medal is stamped by the designer/cutter ('De Marohis') and is also neatly maker-marked ('Lorioli-Milano') as is always the case with these neat and desirable commemorative awards. The medal truly retains all of its truly golden-bronze- (ie. somewhat darkened-) coloured finish and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - together with its (full-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. non-confectioned-) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon shows very bright colours (as is not always the case) and can easily be graded 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'. The medal originates from a German flea-market and was never before in a collection. Simply a very attractive example of this desirable medal!

Attractive, golden-bronze-toned (I deem) HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate a gathering entitled: \'Unterbannaufmarsch - II/7 Liegnitz-Land - Parchwitz - 16.-17. Mai 1936\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often found! - golden-bronze-toned- and typical zinc (ie. tin-) based - (I deem) HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: Veranstaltungsabzeichen) as was specifcally issued to commemorate a youth-related gathering entitled: \'Unterbannaufmarsch - II/7 Liegnitz-Land - Parchwitz - 16.-17. Mai 1936\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in golden-bronze-toned- (ie. I deem zinc-based) metal - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty ie. stained). The (hollow-back- and \'Raute\'-shaped) piece shows a detailed eagle- and swastika-device coupled with the above-mentioned text. The badge - which is totally void of a makers\'-designation - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a neat - and most certainly not that often encountered! - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\'!

Attractive, golden-bronze-toned and partly enamelled so-called: \'Kleine Auszeichnung für Schiessleistungen in Gold des Deutscher Schützenverbandes o. \'DSV\' (being a nicely preserved example \'ohne Jahresspange\') This is an attractive, golden-bronze-toned (and partly enamelled) so-called: \'Kleine Auszeichnung für Schiessleistungen in Gold des Deutscher Schützenverbandes o. \'DSV\' (bein an example \'ohne Jahresspange\') that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- and/or moderately used-), condition. The detailed but unmarked piece show some minimal age caused by regular usage and/or wear (but is totally undamaged and retains a fully preserved, golden-bronze-toned surface without showing any damage as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows two tiny holes on its bottom (present to eventually attach a year-banner ie. \'Jahresspange\'). A similar badge is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\'-lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (8742GB). Simply a neat - and not that often encountered! - DSV-related lapel-pin (ie. \'Kleine Auszeichnung für Schiessleistungen in Gold des Deutscher Schützenverbandes o. \'DSV\') that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, golden-bronze-toned N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate a (local) gathering entitled: \'Sonnenwende - Kreisleitung Gross-Stettin - 1934\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often found! - golden-bronze-toned- and typical zinc (ie. tin-) based - N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: Veranstaltungsabzeichen) as was specifcally issued to commemorate a (locally held!) N.S.D.A.P.-related gathering entitled: \'Sonnenwende - Kreisleitung Gross-Stettin - 1934\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in golden-bronze-toned- (ie. I deem zinc-based) metal - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty ie. stained). The (hollow-back- and typical \'Raute\'-shaped) piece shows a detailed eagle- and swastika-device coupled with a sun-burst and the above-mentioned text. The badge - which is totally void of a makers\'-designation - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. It should be noted that all \'tinnies\' that were intended to commemorate an event at regional- (ie. \'town\'- ie. \'Kreis\'-) level (such as the piece on offer here) saw much more limited usage and can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply a neat - and most certainly not that often encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\'!

Attractive, golden-bronze-toned N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate a gathering entitled: \'1925-35 - Gau Mecklenbg.-Lübeck - 10 Jahre im Treue zum Führer im Juni 1935 - Schwerin\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often found! - golden-bronze-toned- and I deem typical zinc (ie. tin-) based - N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: Veranstaltungsabzeichen) as was specifcally issued to commemorate a (locally held!) N.S.D.A.P.-related gathering entitled: \'1925-35 - Gau Mecklenbg.-Lübeck - 10 Jahre im Treue zum Führer im Juni 1935 - Schwerin\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in golden-bronze-toned- (ie. I deem zinc-based) metal (ie. pot metal) - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty ie. stained). The (hollow-back- and shield-shaped) piece shows a flying eagle- with swastika-flag coupled with the above-mentioned text. The badge - which is totally void of a makers\'-designation - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. It should be noted that all \'tinnies\' that were intended to commemorate an event at regional- (ie. \'town\'- ie. \'Kreis\'-) level (such as the piece on offer here) saw much more limited usage and can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply a neat - and most certainly not that often encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\'!

Attractive, golden-bronze-toned N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate a gathering entitled: \'Saar-Kundgebung - “Deutsch ist die Saar” - Kreis Unna - 27.5.1934\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often found! - golden-bronze-toned- and typical zinc (ie. tin-) based - N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: Veranstaltungsabzeichen) as was specifcally issued to commemorate a (locally held!) N.S.D.A.P.-related gathering entitled: \'Saar-Kundgebung - “Deutsch ist die Saar” - Kreis Unna - 27.5.1934\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in golden-bronze-toned- (ie. I deem zinc-based) metal - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty ie. stained). The (hollow-back- and peculiar-shaped) piece shows a detailed eagle- and swastika-device coupled with the above-mentioned text. The badge - which is totally void of a makers\'-designation - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. It should be noted that all \'tinnies\' that were intended to commemorate an event at regional- (ie. \'town\'- ie. \'Kreis\'-) level (such as the piece on offer here) saw much more limited usage and can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply a neat - and most certainly not that often encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\'!

Attractive, golden-bronze-toned N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate a gathering entitled: \'Saarverein Gladbeck - “Deutsch ist die Saar” - 1934 - 1935\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often found! - golden-bronze-toned- and I deem typical zinc (ie. tin-) based - N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: Veranstaltungsabzeichen) as was specifcally issued to commemorate a (locally held!) N.S.D.A.P.-related gathering entitled: \'Saarverein Gladbeck - “Deutsch ist die Saar” - 1934 - 1935\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in golden-bronze-toned- (ie. I deem zinc-based) metal - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty ie. stained). The (hollow-back- and peculiar-shaped) piece shows a detailed eagle- and swastika-device coupled with the above-mentioned text. The badge - which is totally void of a makers\'-designation - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. It should be noted that all \'tinnies\' that were intended to commemorate an event at regional- (ie. \'town\'- ie. \'Kreis\'-) level (such as the piece on offer here) saw much more limited usage and can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply a neat - and most certainly not that often encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\'!

Attractive, golden-bronze-toned N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') showing an illustration of a towns\'-view, sun-burst and text: \'Ortsgruppe der N.S.D.A.P. - Sommerhausen - 10 Jähriges Bestehungsfest - 9.-10.-5-1934\' I recently uncovered four - attractive and fully identical! - examples of a golden-bronze-toned N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. day-badge or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being all four non-maker-marked examples each showing an illustration of a towns\'-view and sun-burst (with swastika) coupled with the text: \'Ortsgruppe der N.S.D.A.P. - Sommerhausen - 10 Jähriges Bestehungsfest - 9.-10.-5-1934\' and that come all four in a wonderful- (and simply never issued- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The attractive shield-shaped day-badges are executed in golden-bronze-coloured (and I deem coppered-zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) metal: they were simply never cleaned and retain all a fully preserved golden-bronze finish. The day-badges come naturally mounted onto their functional pin and just show some minimal storage-age ie. staining only (as can be seen on the pictures). The pieces show a detailed illustration of a a towns\'-view and sun-burst (with swastika) coupled with the text: \'Ortsgruppe der N.S.D.A.P. - Sommerhausen - 10 Jähriges Bestehungsfest - 9.-10.-5-1934\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The pin-set-up on the badges is of course also present and is fully functional. It should be noted that all \'tinnies\' that were intended to commemorate an event at regional- (ie. \'town\'- ie. \'Kreis\'-) level (such as the pieces on offer here) saw much more limited usage and can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually seen! - so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is offered by me for a competitive price!

Attractive, golden-bronze-toned, (I deem) N.S.D.A.P.-related- (and fairly early-period!) day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') to commemorate a sports\'-gathering entitled: \'13. Schwimmfest der Deutschen Turnerschaft - Auerbach Vogtland - 4.-5. August 1934\' This is an attractive - golden-bronze-toned- and typical zinc (ie. tin-) based - (I deem) N.S.D.A.P.- (ie. \'Deutscher Turnerschaft\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: Veranstaltungsabzeichen) as was specifcally issued to commemorate a sports\'-gathering entitled: \'13. Schwimmfest der Deutschen Turnerschaft - Auerbach Vogtland - 4.-5. August 1934\' and and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in golden-bronze-toned- (ie. I deem zinc-based) metal - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty ie. stained). The (hollow-back- and square-shaped) piece shows a diving swimmer and \'Deutscher Turnerschaft\'-symbol with swastika-device coupled with the above-mentioned text. The badge - which is totally void of a makers\'-designation - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a neat - and most certainly not that often encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.- (ie. \'Deutscher Turnerschaft\'-) related \'sports\'-tinnie\'!

Attractive, golden-bronze-toned, commemorative plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Plakette\') entitled: \'Unser die Zukunft - Adolf Hitler - Im Jahre Deutscher Schicksalwende 1933\' that comes issued and/or stored for decades This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - (bright) golden-bronze-toned, commemorative plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Plakette') entitled: 'Unser die Zukunft - Adolf Hitler - Im Jahre Deutscher Schicksalwende 1933' showing on its front an illustration of Adolf Hitler and on its back a detailed (and early-pattern!) eagle-device and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - smaller-sized- and/or: regular-weight-piece has an approximate diameter of 3,5 cms. and has very pronounced detail as to be expected. It was never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat golden-bronze-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - Adolf Hitler-related table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, golden-bronze-toned, commemorative plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Plakette\') entitled: \'Unser die Zukunft - Adolf Hitler - Im Jahre Deutscher Schicksalwende 1933\' that comes issued and/or stored for decades This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - (bright) golden-bronze-toned, commemorative plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Plakette') entitled: 'Unser die Zukunft - Adolf Hitler - Im Jahre Deutscher Schicksalwende 1933' showing on its front an illustration of the 'Führer und Reichskanzler' Adolf Hitler and on its back a detailed (and early-pattern!) eagle-device and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - medium-sized- and/or: regular-weight-piece has an approximate diameter of 3,5 cms. and has very pronounced detail as to be expected. It was never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat golden-bronze-toned age-patina: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. tarnished by age (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - early-period, Adolf Hitler-related table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, golden-bronze-toned, commemorative plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Plakette\') entitled: \'Unser die Zukunft - Adolf Hitler - Im Jahre Deutscher Schicksalwende 1933\' that comes issued and/or stored for decades This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - (bright) golden-bronze-toned, commemorative plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Plakette') entitled: 'Unser die Zukunft - Adolf Hitler - Im Jahre Deutscher Schicksalwende 1933' showing on its front an illustration of the 'Führer und Reichskanzler' Adolf Hitler and on its back a detailed (and early-pattern!) eagle-device and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - medium-sized- and/or: regular-weight-piece has an approximate diameter of 3,5 cms. and has very pronounced detail as to be expected. It was never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat golden-bronze-toned age-patina: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. tarnished by age (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - early-period, Adolf Hitler-related table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, golden-bronze-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (being of the desirable detachable-pattern!) showing a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.\') This is an attractive example of a bright golden-bronze-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (of the desirable detachable pattern!) showing a WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.') and that comes as issued, minimally worn and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto a (unusually shaped!) clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains nice details and shows a clearly present makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'L.-NBG' as can be seen on the pictures. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of bluish-grey-coloured wool as is more often seen. The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining.. Simply a neat WWI-period 'Einzelspange' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, golden-bronze-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (being of the desirable detachable-pattern!) showing a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 o. Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schw.\') This is an attractive example of a bright golden-bronze-toned, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (of the desirable detachable pattern!) showing a WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schw.') and that comes as issued, minimally worn and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin- ie. catch set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains nice details and shows a clearly present makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'PLS' or alike as can be seen on the pictures. The 'Spange' is not 'backed' but comes mounted onto a metal-based 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period 'Einzelspange' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, golden-bronze-toned, Third Reich-period: \'Ostthüring.-Industrie und Handels-Kammer\'-related medal: \'Für Treue in der Arbeit\' and that is entitled: \'Arbeit Adelt\' This is an attractive - and actually quite unusually seen! - example of a golden-bronze-toned, Third Reich-period: 'Ostthüring.-Industrie und Handels-Kammer'-related medal: 'Für Treue in der Arbeit' and that is entitled: 'Arbeit Adelt' and that is showing an illustration of two workers on its front and a swastika-sign on its back and that comes mounted on its confectioned, red-and-white-striped) ribbon as issued and stored for decades. The detail on this example is truly nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - that also shows an engraved named of the designer that reads: 'Eyermann' or alike - truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: golden-toned finish. The multi-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive Third Reich-period: 'Ostthüring.-Industrie und Handels-Kammer'-related medal for a more interesting price!

Attractive, golden-class \'Pol.-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal first-class) that comes stored in its period, green-coloured (and luxuriously styled!) etui and that comes with its accompanying ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly attractive example of a golden-class: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal first class as was awarded for 25 years of loyal service within the various TR-era police-services) and that comes stored in its period- (and scarcely seen, luxuriously-styled!) etui and that comes together with its (slightly confectione) full-length ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- albeit hardly used- but once mounted-), condition. The service-medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows all of its \'off-factory\' polished-sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\'). The medal is just a tiny bit tarnished but truly retains a great, bright-golden-toned age-patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came together with its original, folded- and minimally confectioned- (ie. approximately 14,5 cms. long- and/or: 5 cms. wide-sized) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (which shows a golden-yellow-toned- and nicely interwoven police-eagle-device as to be expected). The neat and typical greenish-coloured etui (which is of the smaller-sized model) comes in an equally very nice - albeit issued- and/or moderately used - condition. It shows a bright-golden-toned laurel with the number \'25\' on its top. The etui is totally undamaged but does show some minimal wear, age and/or staining and shows one dent on its top (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a very nicely preserved - and/or fully complete! - 25-yrs. police loyal-service-medal-set that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, golden-class \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal first-class) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its accompanying (long-sized!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly attractive example of a golden-class: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe' (or: police loyal-service medal first class as was awarded for 25 years of loyal service within the various TR-era police-services) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its (actually scarcely found!) full-length ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and - I deem - issued- albeit hardly used-), condition. The service-medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows a fair bit of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is just a tiny bit tarnished but truly retains a great, bright-golden-toned age-patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came together with its original, folded- and minimally confectioned- (ie. approximately 15 cms. long- and/or: 3,5 cms. wide-sized) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (which shows a golden-yellow-toned- (and nicely interwoven!) police-eagle-device as to be expected). This piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered. Simply a very nicely preserved 25-yrs. police loyal-service-award that will be hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, golden-class \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal first-class) being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its accompanying ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly attractive example of a golden-class: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe' (or: police loyal-service medal first class as was awarded for 25 years of loyal service within the various TR-era police-services) being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its (actually scarcely found!) full-length ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and - I deem - issued- albeit hardly used- nor even mounted-), condition. The service-medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows all of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is just a tiny bit tarnished but truly retains a great, bright-golden-toned age-patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came together with its original, folded- albeit unconfectioned- (ie. approximately 15 cms. long- and/or: 5 cms. wide-sized!) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (which shows a golden-yellow-toned- and nicely interwoven police-eagle-device as to be expected). This piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered. Simply a very nicely preserved 25-yrs. police loyal-service-medal-set that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, golden-class \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal first-class) being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its accompanying ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly attractive example of a golden-class: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal first class as was awarded for 25 years of loyal service within the various TR-era police-services) being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its (actually scarcely found!) full-length ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and - I deem - issued- albeit hardly used- nor even mounted-), condition. The service-medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows all of its \'off-factory\' polished-sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\'). The medal is just a tiny bit tarnished but truly retains a great, bright-golden-toned age-patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came together with its original, folded- albeit unconfectioned- (ie. approximately 11,6 cms. long- and/or: 3,8 cms. wide-sized!) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (which shows a golden-yellow-toned- and nicely interwoven police-eagle-device as to be expected). This piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered. Simply a very nicely preserved 25-yrs. police loyal-service-medal-set that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, golden-class, so-called: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe\' (or police loyal-service medal first-class) that comes stored in its period, green-coloured etui together with its (scarcely seen!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly attractive example of a golden-class so-called: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe' (or police loyal-service medal first class as was awarded for 25 years of loyal service within the various police-services) that comes stored in its period etui together with its (scarcely encountered!) full-length ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') showing a golden-toned- and/or neatly interwoven police-eagle-device and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows all of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is just a tiny bit tarnished but retains a great age patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came together with its original, non-confectioned- and/or IMO somewhat shortened (ie. approximately 9,2 cms. long- and/or: 3,8 cms. wide-sized-) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon, showing the interwoven golden-yellow-coloured police-eagle-device (which is a scarce piece in itself). The typical, greenish-coloured (and semi-leather-based) etui comes in an equally nice - albeit issued - condition. It shows a bright-golden-toned laurel with the number '25' on its top. The etui is totally undamaged but does show some wear, age and/or staining. Simply a nicely preserved - and/or fully complete! - 25-yrs. police loyal-service-medal-set I had on offer for some time!

Attractive, golden-class, so-called: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe\' (or police loyal-service medal first-class) that comes stored in its period, green-coloured etui together with its (scarcely seen!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a golden-class so-called: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe' (or police loyal-service medal first class as was awarded for 25 years of loyal service within the various police-services) that comes stored in its period etui together with its (scarcely encountered!) full-length ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') showing a golden-toned- and/or neatly interwoven police-eagle-device, in overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows most of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is just a tiny bit tarnished but retains a great age patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came together with its original, non-confectioned and/or IMO somewhat shortened (ie. approximately 12,5 cms. long- and/or: 3.5 cms. wide-sized-) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon, showing the interwoven golden-yellow-coloured police-eagle-device (which is a scarce piece in itself). The typical, greenish coloured (and semi-lether-) etui comes in an equally nice albeit issued condition. It shows a bright-golden-toned laurel with the number '25' on its top. The etui is totally undamaged but does show one minor damaged-area (left of the laurel as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nicely preserved - and/or fully complete! - 25-yrs. police loyal-service-medal-set I had on offer for some time!

Attractive, golden-coloured- and zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based smaller-sized, political-style visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is void of a makers\'-designation This is an attractive - and truly used- ie. carefully cap-removed - golden-coloured- and/or: - I deem - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based, smaller-sized, political-style visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle being a detailed example that is void of a makers'-designation that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. once cap-attached-), condition. These cap-eagles were intended for usage on the visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations such as for example the DRB (ie. 'Deutscher Reichsbahn') and/or postal-service to mention a few. The eagle - which is left-facing and that has an approximate 'wingspan' of only 3,8 cms. - truly reatins great pronounced detail and comes naturally mounted onto its - also golden-toned- and once bent but functional - pins ie. prongs in place . The piece retains almost all of its lacquered surface and is void of a makers'-designation as stated above. Simply a neat occasion to acquire a very detailed and truly not that often seen 'party-style' visor-cap eagle!

Attractive, golden-toned (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-based-) WH \'Kriegsmarine\' officers-type tunic-eagle, as specifically intended for the white-coloured summer tunics - overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and somewhat stained-) condition! This a attractive, golden-toned (ie. 'Buntmetall'-based-) WH 'Kriegsmarine' officers-type tunic-eagle, as specifically intended for the white-coloured summer tunics, in overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and somewhat stained-) condition. The neat and truly very detailed and pronounced piece is a non maker-marked, 'high-quality'-metal version and has a very nice 'frosty' and/or detailed appearance. The piece is IMO clearly worn but shows no real damage whatsoever: it just shows age ie. staining and retains a nice age-patina. The left wing shows a corroded area (see picture 2 albeit nothing that shocking). The piece comes on its original (and functional-) silver-coloured pin-/pin-catch set-up (and also retains its third prong ie. 'Gegenhaken', something that is not always the case). It should be noted that these attractive, golden-toned breast-eagles can be considered scarce: those 'high-quality'-metal versions as executed in 'Buntmetall' even more so. Of course did I price this example according to its present stained condition. Still an attractive breast-eagle: hard to find a better example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, golden-toned (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-based-) WH \'Kriegsmarine\' officers-type tunic-eagle, as specifically intended for the white-coloured summer tunics - overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-) condition! This an attractive, golden-toned (ie. 'Buntmetall'-based-) WH 'Kriegsmarine' officers-type tunic-eagle, as specifically intended for the white-coloured summer tunics, in overall very nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The neat and truly very detailed and pronounced piece is a non maker-marked, 'high-quality'-metal version and has a very nice 'frosty' and/or detailed appearance. The piece is IMO clearly worn but shows no damage whatsoever: it just shows age ie. staining and retains a nice, typical golden-toned age-patina. The piece comes on its original (and/or functional-) silver-coloured pin-/pin-catch set-up (and also retains its third prong ie. 'Gegenhaken', something that is not always the case). It should be noted that these attractive, golden-toned breast-eagles can be considered scarce: those 'high-quality'-metal versions as executed in 'Buntmetall' even more so. Simply an attractive navy-related breast-eagle: hard to find a better example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, golden-toned- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) so-called: SA- ie. (\'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related, commemorative-plaque entitled: \'Kampftage der SA - Gruppe Franken - 1938\' and showing the text: \'Dem 1. Sieger\' and that comes in its period etui This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - bright-golden-toned- (ie. zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) so-called: SA- ie. ('Sturmabtelungen'-) related, commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Siegermedaille') showing a detailed illustration of an SA-sports'-badge (ie. 'SA-Sportabzeichen') that is entitled: 'Kampftage der SA - Gruppe Franken - 1938' and that is showing the superimposed text: 'Dem 1. Sieger' on its back and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - medium-sized and/or regular-weight-piece - has an approximate diameter of 6,1 cms. and has pronounced detail as to be expected. It was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat frosted- and/or minimally tarnished) golden-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - that came stored in its period-etui as issued - originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - SA- ie. ('Sturmabtelungen'-) related table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Siegermedaille' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, golden-yellow-toned- (and/or neatly \'BeVo\'-woven!) arm-eagle (ie. \'Wasserschützpolizei-Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage on the various, darker-blue-coloured: \'Wasserschützpolizei\'-tunics I recently found two - attractive and fully identical! - examples of the golden-yellow-toned- and/or neatly 'BeVo'-woven arm-eagle (ie. 'Wasserschützpolizei-Ärmeladler') as was specifically intended for usage on the various, darker-blue-coloured: 'Wasserschützpolizei'-tunics and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint-, unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. Both examples are executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen and come mounted onto a darker-blue-coloured- (and of course also linnen-based) background. Both arm-eagles come in a truly 'mint- ie. unissued' condition and came as such 'straightly cut-off the role'. My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a rarely seen so-called: 'Wasserschützpolizei'-arm-eagle for an interesting and I deem very competitive price!

Attractive, golden-yellow-toned- (and/or neatly \'BeVo\'-woven!) arm-eagle (ie. \'Wasserschützpolizei-Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage on the various, darker-blue-coloured: \'Wasserschützpolizei\'-tunics This is attractive, golden-yellow-toned- (and/or neatly 'BeVo'-woven!) arm-eagle (ie. 'Wasserschützpolizei-Ärmeladler') as was intended for usage on the various, darker-blue-coloured: 'Wasserschützpolizei'-tunics and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint-, unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The example on offer here is executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen and comes mounted onto a darker-blue-coloured- (and of course also linnen-based) background (it was somewhat crudely 'cut from the role' but is totally undamaged. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a scarcely seen so-called: 'Wasserschützpolizei'-arm-eagle for an interesting and - I deem - very competitive price!

Attractive, golden-yellow-toned- (and/or neatly \'BeVo\'-woven!) arm-eagle (ie. \'Wasserschützpolizei-Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage on the various, darker-blue-coloured: \'Wasserschützpolizei\'-tunics This is an attractive example of a golden-yellow-toned- (and/or neatly \'BeVo\'-woven!) arm-eagle (ie. \'Wasserschützpolizei-Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage onto the various, darker-blue-coloured: \'Wasserschützpolizei\'-tunics and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint-, unissued\'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The example on offer here is executed in (typical) golden-yellow-coloured linnen and comes mounted onto a darker-blue-coloured- (and of course also linnen-based) background (it was carefully \'cut from the role\' and is totally undamaged). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a scarcely seen so-called: \'Wasserschützpolizei\'-arm-eagle for an interesting and - I deem - very competitive price!

Attractive, green- and/or silver-white-coloured EM- (ie. NCO-) type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition This is a very attractive example of a green- and/or silver-white-coloured, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type side-arm knot (ie. 'Portepee' ie.: 'Troddel') as was intended for usage on the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never mounted-), condition. These NCO-type side-arm knots (ie. 'Portepee' or: 'Troddel') were specifically intended for usage on the K98 bajonets (ie. their leather bayonet-frogs) and were worn by the various troops like the: 'Unteroffiziere' (ie. NCO-usage). The piece shows some minimal storage-age only and comes still folded as issued (as can be seen on the photos) and is void of any damage and is of course still functional. The piece was recently uncovered at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive example of a 'standard-issue'-type side-arm knot (ie. 'Portepee' ie.: 'Troddel') that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, green-/black-coloured HJ/BDM/DJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' etc.) so-called: \'leaders-lanyard\' (ie. \'Führerschnur\') as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Hauptscharführer\' These neat coloured lanyards were employed as an indication of both grade- and/or function and saw usage within the HJ ('Hitlerjugend'), the BDM ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') and/or the DJ ('Deutsches Jungvolk'). The neat (typical) green-/black-coloured (ie. 'grün-schwarz-geflochtenes'-) coloured and/or twisted example on offer here was as such intended to signify the youth rank- ie. function of: 'Hauptscharführer' (within the HJ etc.). The neat lanyard - which measures approximately 33 cms. from top to end - shows minimal wear ie. usage: it was I deem hardly worn ie. used and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive, youth-related 'leaders-lanyard' (ie. 'Führerschnur') that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, greenish-tan-coloured, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') arm-eagle, still having its original-applied- and/or paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket attached This is an attractive example of a (typical) greenish-tan-coloured, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') arm-eagle (as was intended to be worn on the tan-coloured N.S.K.K.-shirts and/or tunics) still having its original-applied- and/or paper-based so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket period-attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The arm-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type, \'flat-wire\' weave-technique as to be expected- comes with its original, paper-based- and/or light-blue coloured \'RzM\'-etiket attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never used nor tunic-attached but does show some minimal fraying on the edges (simply caused by decades of storage only). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, greyish-silver coloured- (and typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes mounted onto its (regular-sized-) piece of original ribbon This is a neat - I deem later-war-period and typical greyish-silver-coloured- (and typical zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) - example of a: 'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille' (or: German-Italian campaign medal) that comes mounted onto its (regular-sized-) piece of original ribbon and that comes as issued and recently found. The award - which is void of a 'Lorioli-Milano'-makers-designation - truly retains most of its tarnished, silverish-coloured finish and has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly pronounced detail as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - mounted onto its (regular-sized- and/or neatly folded ie. confectioned) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The ribbon has not faded and comes mounted on its (period-attached, silver-coloured) safety-pin as used ie. worn. The medal originates from a German private-household and was never before in a collection. Simply a neat and untouched, later-war-period example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, greyish-silver-toned (zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based-) \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service) medal being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its (nicely confectioned) ribbon ie. \'Bandabschnitt\' The truly attractive, greyish-silver-toned and (I deem) zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based so-called: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal mounted onto its (nicely confectioned and bright-red-coloured) ribbon ie. \'Bandabschnitt\' as recently found. The award - which was most certainly worn as such and that still retains it clip for attaching it to a dress or tunic - is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice and only minimally \'tarnished\' age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The award was recently found at a German private-household and was truly never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'-medal that will be hard to be upgraded and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, greyish-silver-toned \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related, commemorative-award-plaque entitled: \'Reichsnährstands-Austellung - Blut und Boden - Leipzig 1939\' and that comes stored in its period (but broken) etui This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - typical greyish-silverish-toned (and zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) so-called: \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related, commemorative-award-plaque entitled: \'Reichsnährstands-Austellung - Blut und Boden - Leipzig 1939\' (and on its back mentioning the class being: \'erhitzte Milch\') and that comes stored in its period, black-coloured (but regrettably broken) etui as issued and kept as such for decades. The table-medal (that was apparently awarded for outstanding achievement in a by the \'Reichsnährstand\'-organised farmers\'-contest held in the year 1939) comes stored in its period etui (ie. \'Verleihungsetui\'). The neat - medium-sized- and regular-weight-piece that shows a \'Reichsadler\' and \'Reichsnährstand\'-device on its front - has an approximate diameter of 6 cms. and has very pronounced detail as to be expected. It was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted- ie. frosted-) greyish-silver-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The black-coloured (and square-shaped) etui - comes in an equally nicely preserved condition and shows a (fully preserved) silver-toned \'RNSt.\'-logo on its top: the two-pieced etui comes in two parts (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply an attractive, complete - and with certainty unusually encountered! - \'Reichsnährstand\'-related table-medal ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, greyish-silver-toned- (and I deem zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal that comes together with its original- (non-confectioned and full-length-) bright-red-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive medal - which is I deem executed in greyish-silver-coloured, zinc- (ie. typical 'Feinzink'-) based metal - is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice, somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came together with its neat (ie. approximately 12 cms. long-sized- and/or neatly pre-folded-) piece of (truly bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded) ribbon as issued and/or found. The medal - which was never mounted - was with certainty issued as such and was as such hardly worn: it was stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, greyish-silver-toned- (and I deem zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal that comes together with its original- (non-confectioned and full-length-) bright-red-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive medal - which is I deem executed in greyish-silver-coloured, zinc- (ie. typical 'Feinzink'-) based metal - is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice, somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came together with its neat (ie. approximately 12 cms. long-sized- and/or neatly pre-folded-) piece of (truly bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded) ribbon as issued and/or found. The medal - which was never mounted - was with certainty issued as such and was as such hardly worn: it was stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, greyish-silver-toned- (and I deem zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal that comes together with its original- (non-confectioned and full-length-) bright-red-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive medal - which is I deem executed in greyish-silver-coloured, zinc- (ie. typical 'Feinzink'-) based metal - is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice, somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came together with its neat (ie. approximately 21 cms. (!) long-sized- and/or neatly pre-folded-) piece of (truly bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded albeit somewhat stained) ribbon as issued and/or found. The medal - which was never mounted - was with certainty issued as such and was as such hardly worn: it was stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, greyish-silver-toned- (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal that came together with its original- (minimally confectioned) bright-red-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive medal - which is I deem executed in greyish-silver-coloured (and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based!) metal - is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly very nice, somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came together with its neat (ie. approximately 17 cms. long-sized- and/or neatly pre-folded-) piece of (truly bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded) ribbon as issued and/or found. The medal was with certainty issued as such and was I deem hardly worn: it was stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, greyish-silver-toned- (and: \'Buntmetall\'-based) WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Zivilabzeichen\' (or: army civil-attire badge) being a very detailed example that comes mounted onto its long-sized pin This is an attractive, greyish-silver-toned- (and I deem: 'Buntmetall'-based) WH (Heeres) so-called: 'Zivilabzeichen' (or: army civil-attire badge) being a very detailed example that comes mounted onto its long-sized pin and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is void of any makers'-designation (as more often) - has an approximate height of 23 mm. and has stunning and/or pronounced detail: it comes as recently found and stored for decades. The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is just a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: '9504A' and an estimated value of 50 Eu. Simply a neat and detailed example of a: 'Heeres-Zivilabzeichen'!

Attractive, greyish-silver-toned- (and: \'Buntmetall\'-based) WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Zivilabzeichen\' (or: army civil-attire badge) being a very detailed example that comes mounted onto its long-sized pin This is an attractive, greyish-silver-toned- (and I deem typical \'Buntmetall\'-based) WH (Heeres) so-called: \'Zivilabzeichen\' (or: army civil-attire badge) being a very detailed example that comes mounted onto its long-sized pin and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which is void of any makers\'-designation (as more often) - has an approximate height of 23 mm. and has stunning and/or pronounced detail: it comes as recently found and stored for decades. The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is just a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. A similar example is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\'-lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: \'9504A\' and an estimated value of 50 Eu. Simply a neat and detailed example of a: \'Heeres-Zivilabzeichen\'!

Attractive, greyish-silver-toned- and resin-based, SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'Sportwettkämpfe - Nordsee SA - 1938\' This is an attractive SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') as was executed in silverish-grey-coloured- and 'resin'-based material as was issued to commemorate a specific SA-rally ie. sports-gathering entitled: 'Sportwettkämpfe - Nordsee SA - 1938' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-) condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: all of its silver-grey-coloured finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a detailed illustration of a Viking-ship coupled with the: 'SA'-logo (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which shows the makers'-designation: 'Richard Sieper & Söhne - Lüdenscheid' - naturally comes mounted onto its (functional-) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up. Simply a neat SA-related 'tinnie' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, greyish-toned- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based-, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being of the second pattern), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'G.H.O.\'-) marked example These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle of offer here has truly great pronounced detail and retains both its (copper-based-) pins ie. prongs in place (one of the pins might be period-replaced but both come in a still functional condition). The piece - which is IMO of a mid- (ie. later-war-) period production - shows a clear makers'-designation that reads: 'G.H.O.' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is executed in greyish-coloured 'Feinzink' - has an approximate wing-span of 5,4 cms. and has a silverish-grey- and/or: minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (it was only moderately used and I deem once cap-attached - see pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example. Simply an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Attractive, greyish-toned- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based-, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being of the second pattern), being a non-maker-marked example These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle of offer here has truly great pronounced detail and retains both its (steel-based-) pins ie. prongs in place. The piece - which is IMO of a mid- (ie. later-war-) period production - is void of a makers-mark as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is executed in greyish-coloured 'Feinzink' - has an approximate wing-span of 5,4 cms. and has a silverish-grey- and/or: minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (it was simply never used- nor cap-attached and can be easily graded 'mint-/unissued' - see pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example. Simply an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Attractive, greyish-toned- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based-, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being of the second pattern), being a non-maker-marked example These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle of offer here has truly great pronounced detail and retains both its (steel-based-) pins ie. prongs in place (which were never bent and which are still functional). The piece - which is IMO of a mid- (ie. later-war-) period production - is void of a makers'-mark as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is executed in greyish-coloured 'Feinzink' - has an approximate wing-span of 5,4 cms. and has a silverish-grey- and/or: minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (it was IMO never used nor cap-attached - see pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example. Simply an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Attractive, greyish-toned- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based-, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being of the second pattern), being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued condition These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle of offer here has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains both its greyish- (and/or also zinc-based-) pins ie. prongs in place (these are IMO never bent and are naturally still in great shape and come in a fully functional condition). The piece - which is IMO of a later-war production - is void of any makers'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is executed in greyish-coloured 'Feinzink' - has an approximate wing-span of 5,4 cms. and has a silverish-grey- and/or: minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (it was as stated above IMO never used nor cap-attached - see pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example. Simply a very attractive WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Attractive, greyish-toned- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based-, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being of the second pattern), being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued condition These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle of offer here has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains both its greyish- (and/or also zinc-based-) pins ie. prongs in place (these are IMO never bent and are naturally still in great shape and come in a fully functional condition). The piece - which is IMO of a later-war production - is void of any makers'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is executed in greyish-coloured 'Feinzink' - has an approximate wing-span of 5,4 cms. and has a silverish-grey- and/or: minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (it was as stated above IMO never used nor cap-attached - see pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example. Simply a very attractive WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Attractive, hand-embroidered example of a: DLV (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsportsverband\'-) related so-called: \'Segelflieger-A-Abzeichen\' (being a detailed- and quality-produced specimen) This is an attractive example of a so-called: DLV (ie. 'Deutscher Luftsportsverband'-) related so-called: 'Segelflieger-A-Abzeichen' being a detailed- and with certainty quality-produced! - example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn- and carefully tunic-removed), condition. The attractive badge shows a single bright-silver-coloured 'Schwinge' and is thus an example of the so-called: 'A-Klasse' (ie. being a: 'Segelflieger-A-Abzeichen' or: glider-pilots badge of the A-class). These smaller-sized badges were worn by members of the DLV but were also worn by 'regular' LW-staff on the standard LW tunics such as the 'Fliegerbluse' and/or other tunics (many period photographs corroborate this). The badge on offer here originates from a German private-household and is a tiny bit dirty and shows some age and/or wear. The detailed piece - which has an approximate diameter of only 4 cms. - is void of any makers'-designation and shows a (only partly present) bluish-black-coloured- and thin-shaped paper-based 'backing': it is just a bit tarnished and somewhat darkened by age. Simply an attractive example of this 'DLV'-related so-called: 'Segelflieger-A-Abzeichen' that is executed in the 'Extra Qualität'-hand-embroidery!

Attractive, hand-embroidered example of a: DLV (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsportsverband\'-) related so-called: \'Segelflieger-C-Abzeichen\' (being a detailed- and quality-produced specimen) This is an attractive example of a so-called: DLV (ie. 'Deutscher Luftsportsverband'-) related so-called: 'Segelflieger-C-Abzeichen' being a detailed- and with certainty quality-produced example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn- and carefully tunic-removed), condition. The attractive badge shows three bright-silver-coloured 'Schwingen' and is thus an example of the so-called: 'C-Klasse' (ie. being a: 'Segelflieger-C-Abzeichen' or: glider-pilots badge of the C-class). These smaller-sized badges were worn by members of the DLV but were also worn by 'regular' LW-staff on the standard LW tunics such as the 'Fliegerbluse' and/or other tunics (many period photographs corroborate this). The badge on offer here originates from a German private-household and is a tiny bit dirty and shows some age and/or wear (it was once glued into an album or scrapbook and does show some minimal glue-remains on its back. The detailed piece - which has an approximate diameter of only 4 cms. - is void of any makers'-designation and shows a (only partly present) bluish-black-coloured- and thin-shaped paper-based 'backing': it is just a bit tarnished and somewhat darkened by age. Simply an attractive example of this 'DLV'-related so-called: 'Segelflieger-C-Abzeichen' that is executed in the 'Extra Qualität'-hand-embroidery!

Attractive, HJ (ie. Hitlerjugend) beige- ie. tan-coloured-, \'M34\'-pattern side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen o. Sommermütze\'), being a minimally used example still retaining its period-attached: \'RzM-Etiket\' This is an attractive example of a: HJ (ie. Hitlerjugend) beige- ie. tan-coloured-, 'M34'-pattern side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen o. Sommermütze'), being a minimally used example still retaining its period-attached: 'RzM-Etiket' that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece has the bright-red-coloured- and rayon-based piping and shows a (complete but somewhat dried-out, leather-based sweat-band (as can be seen on the pictures). The cap is of a fair size and will with certainty fit a mannequins'-head. The cap has the ('silk-like'-type- and golden-brown-coloured-) lining and shows as stated above its period-attached: 'RzM-Etiket' included (which is firmly sewn into the lining (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a (period-attached- and/or machine-sewn-) 'BeVo'-woven 'HJ-Raute' attached on its front and shows the minimal signs of having been worn. The piece originates from a private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very nice example of a 'HJ-Schiffchen o. Sommermütze' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') bright-silver-coloured- (ie. typically nickle-chrome-based and early-pattern) belt-buckle being a neatly maker- (ie. \'A\'- ie. \'RzM M17\'-) marked example that comes in a just moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured- (and/or typical nickle-chrome-based and being (I d deem of an early-period-pattern) HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss nach Vorschrift des RJF\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'A\'- ie. \'RzM M17\'- or: \'Assmann u. Söhne - Lüdenscheid\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The buckle is as stated above neatly \'A\'- ie. \'RzM M17\'-marked and does also show a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle truly retains most of its silverish-coloured finish but does show some moderate signs of having been worn ie. stored ie. preserved for years: the overall detail, however, is truly stunning and naturally fully present. The piece was never cleaned and still shows some dust ie. staining as acquired over the years. This example orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive example of an early-pattern youth-related buckle that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') bright-silver-coloured- (ie. typically nickle-chrome-based and early-pattern) belt-buckle being a neatly maker- (ie. \'A\'- ie. \'RzM M17\'-) marked example that comes in a just moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured- (and/or typical nickle-chrome-based and being (I d deem of an early-period-pattern) HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss nach Vorschrift des RJF\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'A\'- ie. \'RzM M17\'- or: \'Assmann u. Söhne - Lüdenscheid\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The buckle is as stated above neatly \'A\'- (ie. \'RzM M17\'-) marked and does also show a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle truly retains most of its silverish-coloured finish but does show some moderate signs of having been worn ie. stored ie. preserved for years: the overall detail, however, is truly stunning and naturally fully present. The piece was never cleaned and still shows some dust ie. (yellowish) staining as acquired over the years. This example orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive example of an early-pattern youth-related buckle that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or detailed example showing an: \'RzM - M1/72\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is somewhat 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a detailed- and pronounced example that is showing an: 'RzM - M1/72'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was never cleaned and is still a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever (it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and non-cleaned and untouched! - example showing an: \'RzM - M1/102\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is just minimally \'darkened\' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: \'RzM - M1/102\'-makers\'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular \'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive \'RzM - M1/102\'-marked example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and non-cleaned and untouched! - example showing an: \'RzM - M1/148\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is just minimally \'darkened\' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: \'RzM - M1/148\'-makers\'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular \'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive \'RzM - M1/148\'-marked example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and non-cleaned and untouched! - example showing an: \'RzM - M1/42\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is just minimally \'darkened\' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: \'RzM - M1/42\'-makers\'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular \'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive \'RzM - M1/42\'-marked example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and non-cleaned and untouched! - example showing an: \'RzM - M1/92\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is just minimally \'darkened\' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: \'RzM - M1/92\'-makers\'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular \'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive \'RzM - M1/92\'-marked example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and untouched! - example showing an: \'RzM - M1/101\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is just minimally 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: 'RzM - M1/101'-makers'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive 'RzM - M1/101'-marked example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and untouched! - example showing an: \'RzM - M1/101\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is just minimally 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: 'RzM - M1/101'-makers'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive 'RzM - M1/101'-marked example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and untouched! - example showing an: \'RzM - M1/102\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is somewhat 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: 'RzM - M1/102'-makers'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive 'RzM - M1/102'-marked example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and untouched! - example showing an: \'RzM - M1/102\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is just minimally 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: 'RzM - M1/102'-makers'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive 'RzM - M1/102'-marked example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and untouched! - example showing an: \'RzM - M1/102\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is just minimally 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: 'RzM - M1/102'-makers'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive 'RzM - M1/102'-marked example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and untouched! - example showing an: \'RzM - M1/120\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is just minimally 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: 'RzM - M1/101'-makers'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive 'RzM - M1/120'-marked example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and untouched! - example showing an: \'RzM - M1/13\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is somewhat 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: 'RzM - M1/13'-makers'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is still a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and untouched! - example showing an: \'RzM - M1/13\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is just minimally \'darkened\' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: \'RzM - M1/13\'-makers\'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular \'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive \'RzM - M1/13\'-marked example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and untouched! - example showing an: \'RzM - M1/143\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is just minimally \'darkened\' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: \'RzM - M1/143\'-makers\'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular \'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive \'RzM - M1/143\'-marked example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and untouched! - example showing an: \'RzM - M1/25\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is somewhat 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: 'RzM - M1/25'-makers'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive 'RzM - M1/25'-marked example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and untouched! - example showing an: \'RzM - M1/25\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is just minimally 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: 'RzM - M1/25'-makers'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive 'RzM - M1/25'-marked example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and untouched! - example showing an: \'RzM - M1/66\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is just minimally 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: 'RzM - M1/66'-makers'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive 'RzM - M1/66'-marked example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and untouched! - example showing an: \'RzM - M1/72\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is just minimally 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: 'RzM - M1/72'-makers'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive 'RzM - M1/72'-marked example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and untouched! - example showing an: \'RzM - M1/75\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is just minimally \'darkened\' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: \'RzM - M1/77\'-makers\'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular \'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive \'RzM - M1/75\'-marked example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-coloured- and/or truly detailed - and untouched! - example showing an: \'RzM - M1/77\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-coloured and that is just minimally 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example that is showing an: 'RzM - M1/77'-makers'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was most certainly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained (some darkened age-patina is present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever: just some regular wear-marks- ie. minimal scratches are present and visible (it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally still present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive 'RzM - M1/77'-marked example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') enamelled so-called: \'HJ-Schiessauszeichnung\' (or HJ shooting-badge) as was intended for a: \'Scharfschütze\' (ie. sniper) that is nicely maker-marked on its back with the signification: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/63\' This is an attractive - and fully undamaged! - example of a HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') neatly enamelled so-called: 'HJ-Schiessauszeichnung' (or HJ shooting-badge) as was intended for - and used by! - a: 'Scharfschütze' (ie. sniper) being an attractive- and/or multi-coloured example that is nicely maker-marked: 'RzM' and 'M1/63' on its back. The tiny badge (which is similar sized as an N.S.D.A.P. membership lapel-pin-) is as stated nicely marked on the back and comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The pin was never cleaned (some dust and darkened patina is present) but truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever (it is just a bit dirty ie. stained but it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished). The badge comes naturally mounted on its fully functional pin/pin-catch set-up. The piece originates from a German flea-market where it was recently found and was never before part of any collection. Simply a nice litte youth-related item: hard to find a better and more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') silver-coloured- (and nickle-chrome-based-) belt-buckle, being a non-maker-marked- (and IMO pre-war-period) example that comes in a nice albeit moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive youth-buckle is IMO moderatly used and/or worn but has still maintained a fairly shiny-, silverish- and/or typical 'nickle-chromed'-finish without showing any real defaults nor damage (it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and shows some dust and/or minimal staining as to be expected). As stated is this piece totally void of any maker-code nor 'RzM'-marking (something that is more often encountered). I deem that I have priced this attractive (and IMO pre-war-period-) youth-related belt-buckle accordingly!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') silver-coloured- (ie. nickle-chrome-based-) belt-buckle, being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM\' - \'M4/27\'-) marked example The attractive buckle is IMO clearly used and/or worn but has still maintained a fairly shiny-, silverish- and/or typical 'nickle-chromed'-finish, without showing any real defaults nor damage (it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and shows some dust and/or minimal staining as to be expected). Of additional interest is of course the presence of a makers'-mark that reads: 'RzM' - 'M4/27' (which is stamped on the back as is more often encountered). I deem that I did price this buckle accordingly!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') silver-coloured- (ie. nickle-chrome-based-) belt-buckle, being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition The attractive youth-buckle is IMO moderatly used and/or worn but has still maintained a fairly shiny-, silverish- and/or typical 'nickle-chromed'-finish, without showing any real defaults nor damage (it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and shows some dust and/or minimal staining as to be expected). As stated is this piece totally void of any maker-code nor RzM-marking (something that is more often encountered). I deem that I have priced this attractive youth-related buckle accordingly!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') silver-coloured- (ie. steel-based-) belt-buckle, being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM\' and/or: \'M4/22\'-) marked example that comes in a minimally used- ie. worn, condition The attractive youth-buckle is IMO only minimally used and/or worn but has still maintained a fairly shiny-, silverish- and/or typical 'silver-greyish'-finish, without showing any real defaults nor damage (it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and shows some dust and/or minimal staining as to be expected). As stated is this piece neatly maker-marked: it shows the clearly impressed marking: 'RzM' and/or: 'M4/22' (something that is more often encountered). I deem that I have priced this attractive youth-related buckle accordingly!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical \'nickle-chrome\'-based) belt-buckle being a clearly maker- (ie. \'A.S.\'- and/or: \'RzM 17\'-) marked example that comes in a wonderful and/or fully untouched, condition The attractive - and typical metal-based (ie. shiny and nickle-chrome-finished) - youth-related belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mitglieder der Hitler-Jugend') is - I deem - moderately used and/or worn but has, nevertheless, still maintained a very attractive - and truly 'shiny' - bright silverish- and/or typical 'nickle-chromed'-finish: it has never been cleaned nor polished and does shows some minimal age and/or staining (as can be noticed on the pictures). As stated above, is this piece a neatly maker- (ie. 'A.S.'- or: 'Assmann' ie. 'RzM M17'-) marked example that additionally shows a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking something that is more often (but not always) observed (as can be seen on the pictures). Of course, did I decide to NOT clean the piece: it truly comes as found and/or stored for decades. I deem that I have priced this nicely preserved and fully-untouched, youth-related HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') belt-buckle accordingly!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical \'nickle-chrome\'-based) belt-buckle being a clearly maker- (ie. \'A\' and: \'Rzm M/17\'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- and/or fully untouched, condition The attractive - and typical metal-based (ie. fairly shiny and nickle-chrome-finished) - youth-related belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mitglieder der Hitler-Jugend\') is - I deem - just moderately used and/or worn but has, nevertheless, still maintained a very attractive - and truly somewhat \'shiny\' - bright silverish- and/or typical \'nickle-chromed\'-finish: it has never been cleaned nor polished and does shows some minimal age and/or staining (as can be noticed on the pictures). As stated above, is this piece a typical (double!) maker-marked (ie. \'A\' (= \'Assmann & Söhne\') and: \'Rzm M/17\'-example (that is also showing a: \'Ges.Gesch. \'-patent-pending-designation) something that is more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). Of course, did I decide to NOT clean the piece: it truly comes as found and/or stored for decades. I deem that I have priced this overall nicely preserved and fully-untouched, (early!) youth-related HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') belt-buckle accordingly!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical \'nickle-chrome\'-based) belt-buckle being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM 50\'-) marked example that comes in a wonderful and/or fully untouched, condition The attractive - and typical metal-based (ie. shiny and nickle-chrome-finished) - youth-related belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mitglieder der Hitler-Jugend') is - I deem - moderately used and/or worn but has, nevertheless, still maintained a very attractive - and truly 'shiny' - bright silverish- and/or typical 'nickle-chromed'-finish: it has never been cleaned nor polished and does shows some minimal age and/or staining (as can be noticed on the pictures). As stated above, is this piece a neatly maker- (ie. 'RzM 50'-) marked example that is visible under the catch something that is more often (but not always) observed (as can be seen on the pictures). Of course, did I decide to NOT clean the piece: it truly comes as found and/or stored for decades. I deem that I have priced this nicely preserved and fully-untouched, youth-related HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') belt-buckle accordingly!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical \'nickle-chrome\'-based) belt-buckle being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/28\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- and/or fully untouched, condition The attractive - and typical metal-based (ie. shiny and nickle-chrome-finished) - youth-related belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mitglieder der Hitler-Jugend\') is - I deem - moderately used and/or worn but has, nevertheless, still maintained a very attractive - and truly somewhat \'shiny\' - bright silverish- and/or typical \'nickle-chromed\'-finish: it has never been cleaned nor polished and does shows some minimal age and/or staining (as can be noticed on the pictures). As stated above, is this piece a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/28\'-) marked example that is visible on its back something that is more often (but not always) observed (as can be seen on the pictures). Of course, did I decide to NOT clean the piece: it truly comes as found and/or stored for decades. I deem that I have priced this overall nicely preserved and fully-untouched, youth-related HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') belt-buckle accordingly!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical \'nickle-chrome\'-based) belt-buckle being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/46\'-) marked example that comes in a wonderful and/or fully untouched, condition The attractive - and typical metal-based (ie. shiny and nickle-chrome-finished) - youth-related belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mitglieder der Hitler-Jugend') is - I deem - moderately used and/or worn but has, nevertheless, still maintained a very attractive - and truly somewhat 'shiny' - bright silverish- and/or typical 'nickle-chromed'-finish: it has never been cleaned nor polished and does shows some minimal age and/or staining (as can be noticed on the pictures). As stated above, is this piece a neatly maker- (ie. 'RzM M4/46'-) marked example that is visible under the catch something that is more often (but not always) observed (as can be seen on the pictures). Of course, did I decide to NOT clean the piece: it truly comes as found and/or stored for decades. I deem that I have priced this nicely preserved and fully-untouched, youth-related HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') belt-buckle accordingly!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical \'nickle-chrome\'-based) belt-buckle being a typical non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- and/or fully untouched, condition The attractive - and typical metal-based (ie. shiny and nickle-chrome-finished) - youth-related belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mitglieder der Hitler-Jugend') is - I deem - moderately used and/or worn but has, nevertheless, still maintained a very attractive - and truly somewhat 'shiny' - bright silverish- and/or typical 'nickle-chromed'-finish: it has never been cleaned nor polished and does shows some minimal age and/or staining (as can be noticed on the pictures). As stated above, is this piece a typical non-maker-marked example something that is more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). Of course, did I decide to NOT clean the piece: it truly comes as found and/or stored for decades. I deem that I have priced this overall nicely preserved and fully-untouched, (early!) youth-related HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') belt-buckle accordingly!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical \'nickle-chrome\'-based) belt-buckle being a typical non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- and/or fully untouched, condition The attractive - and typical metal-based (ie. shiny and nickle-chrome-finished) - youth-related belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mitglieder der Hitler-Jugend\') is - I deem - moderately used and/or worn but has, nevertheless, still maintained a very attractive - and truly somewhat \'shiny\' - bright silverish- and/or typical \'nickle-chromed\'-finish: it has never been cleaned nor polished and does shows some minimal age and/or staining (as can be noticed on the pictures). As stated above, is this piece a typical non-maker-marked example something that is more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). Of course, did I decide to NOT clean the piece: it truly comes as found and/or stored for decades. I deem that I have priced this overall nicely preserved and fully-untouched, (early!) youth-related HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') belt-buckle accordingly!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') silver-coloured- (ie. typical \'nickle-chrome\'-based) belt-buckle being an early-pattern (and maker-marked!) example that comes in an overall very nice- and/or fully untouched, condition The very attractive - and typical metal-based (ie. nickle-chrome-finished) - youth-related belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mitglieder der Hitler-Jugend\') is - I deem - moderately used and/or worn but has, nevertheless, still maintained a very attractive - and truly somewhat \'matted\' - silverish- and/or typical \'nickle-chromed\'-finish: it has truly never been cleaned nor polished and does shows some minimal age and/or staining (as can be noticed on the pictures). As stated above, is this piece a typical (I deem) early-period- and clearly maker-marked example that shows the (full text!) makers\'-designation that reads: \'A\' - Ges.Gesch. - Overhoff & Cie\' something that is NOT that often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). Of course, did I decide to NOT clean the piece: it truly comes as found and/or stored for decades. I deem that I have priced this overall nicely preserved and fully-untouched, (early!) youth-related HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') belt-buckle accordingly!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') silver-coloured- (ie. typically aluminium-based and \'off-factory\'-polished) belt-buckle being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/38\'-) marked example that comes in a just moderately used- ie. worn condition, as found This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured- (and/or typical aluminium-based, molded-styled- and/or: \'off-factory\'-polished) so-called: HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Uffz. der Hitlerjugend\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/38\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The buckle is as stated above neatly \'RzM M4/38\'-marked and truly retains most of its silverish-coloured (and \'off-factory\'-polished!) finish but does show some (truly minimal) signs of having been worn and stored ie. preserved for years: the overall detail, however, is truly stunning and naturally fully present. The piece was never cleaned and still shows some dust as acquired over the years. This example orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive example of an aluminium-based youth-related buckle that is priced according to its desirability and comparative scarcity!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') silver-coloured- (ie. typically steel-based and \'crank-catch-variant\'-pattern) belt-buckle being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/42\'-) marked example that comes in a just moderately used- ie. worn condition, as found This is an attractive example of a greyish-silver-coloured- (and/or typical steel-based and being of the scarcely seen so-called: \'crank-catch-variant\'-pattern) HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss nach Vorschrift des RJF\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/42\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The buckle is as stated above neatly \'RzM M4/42\'-marked and truly retains most of its silverish-coloured finish but does show some (truly minimal) signs of having been stored ie. preserved for years: the overall detail, however, is truly stunning and naturally fully present. The piece was never cleaned and still shows some dust ie. (rust)staining as acquired over the years. This example orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive example of a youth-related buckle of the scarcely seen \'crank-catch-variant\'-pattern that is priced according to its desirability and comparative scarcity!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') silver-coloured- (ie. typically steel-based and \'off-factory\'-polished) belt-buckle being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/110\'-) marked example that comes in a just moderately used- ie. worn condition, as found This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured- (and/or typical steel-based and/or: \'off-factory\'-polished) so-called: HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Uffz. der Hitlerjugend\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/110\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The buckle is as stated above neatly \'RzM M4/110\'-marked and truly retains most of its silverish-coloured (and \'off-factory\'-polished!) finish but does show some (truly minimal) signs of having been stored ie. preserved for years: the overall detail, however, is truly stunning and naturally fully present. The piece was never cleaned and still shows some dust as acquired over the years. This example orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive example of a youth-related buckle that is priced according to its desirability and comparative scarcity!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') silver-coloured- (ie. typically steel-based) belt-buckle being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/24\'-) marked example that comes in a just moderately used- ie. worn condition, as found This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-coloured- (and/or typical steel-based) so-called: HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Uffz. der Hitlerjugend\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M4/24\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The buckle is as stated above neatly \'RzM M4/24\'-marked and truly retains most of its silverish-coloured (and sprayed) finish but does show some (truly minimal) signs of having been stored ie. preserved for years: the overall detail, however, is truly stunning and naturally fully present. The piece was never cleaned and still shows some dust as acquired over the years. This example orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive example of a youth-related buckle that is priced according to its desirability and comparative scarcity!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') sports-badge (or: \'HJ Leistungsrune\') being a zinc-based example of the bronze-class being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM - M 1/101\'-) marked so-called: \'B\'-specimen that is void of a serial-number The - truly very detailed and/or pronounced! - youth-sportsbadge of the bronze-class was (I deem) issued but only minimally worn and comes naturally mounted onto its functional (golden-toned) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). The badge shows some just minimal age, staining and/or wear (see pictures) but has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The piece - which is executed in golden-bronze-coloured (I deem) zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - was most certainly issued and/or worn as such: all of its somewhat glossy finish has, however, been nicely preserved: it is just minimally stained and/or dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). This (I deem mid- ie. later-war-period) youth-sportsbadge is void of an engraved bearers'-number but shows a clearly present 'B'-designation something that is most certainly not always the case (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive 'HJ Leistungsrune in Bronze' as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that is priced according to its nicely preserved condition!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') sports-badge (or: \'HJ Leistungsrune\') being a zinc-based example of the bronze-class, being a maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/101\'-) marked specimen that is individually numbered (with the unique numeral: \'37863\') The - truly detailed and/or pronounced! - badge was clearly issued and/or moderately worn and comes naturally mounted on its functional (copper-toned-) pin-/catch (-set-up). The badge shows some moderate age and/or wear (see pictures) but has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit stained ie. dirty. The piece - which is executed in golden-bronze-coloured metal (ie. zinc- or: 'Feinzink') - was most certainly issued and/or IMO moderately worn: truly most of its (shiny) golden-bronze-coloured finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge shows the unique, engraved bearers'-number: '37863' on its back. Simply an attractive 'HJ Leistungsrune in Bronze' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') sports-badge (or: \'HJ Leistungsrune\') being a \'Buntmetall\'-based example of the silver-class, being a maker- (ie. \'RzM - M 1/63\'-) marked specimen (that is additionally marked with a \'B\'-designation) The attractive - and very detailed and/or pronounced! - HJ-sports-badge was with certainty issued but only minimally used and comes naturally mounted onto its functional (silver-toned- and fully functional) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). The badge shows some minimal age, staining and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is still a tiny bit stained ie. dirty. The piece - which is executed in silver-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') - was most certainly issued and/or just moderately worn: it retains all of its period-finish and has truly been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The (I deem somewhat early-period pattern) badge shows a clearly present makers'-designation (that reads: 'RzM - M 1/63') but is void of an engraved bearers'-number but does show the (actually scarcely seen!) so-called: 'B'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive 'HJ Leistungsrune' (ie. 'B-Stück') as was executed in silvered 'Buntmetall' and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') sports-badge (or: \'HJ Leistungsrune\') being a \'Buntmetall\'-based example of the silver-class, being a maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/35\'-) marked specimen that is individually numbered (with the number: \'290009\') The - truly detailed and/or pronounced! - badge was clearly issued and/or moderately worn and comes naturally mounted on its functional (silver-toned-) pin-/catch (-set-up). The badge shows some moderate age and/or wear (see pictures) but has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit stained ie. dirty. The piece - which is executed in silver-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') - was most certainly issued and/or IMO moderately worn: truly most of its silver-coloured finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge shows the engraved bearers'-number: '290009' on its back. Simply an attractive 'HJ Leistungsrune' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') sports-badge (or: \'HJ Leistungsrune\') being a \'Cupal\'-based example of the black-class, being a non-maker-marked specimen that is individually numbered (with the number: \'16917\') The - truly detailed and/or pronounced! - badge was clearly issued and/or was moderately worn and comes naturally mounted on its functional (copper-toned-) pin-/catch (-set-up). The badge shows some moderate age and/or wear (see pictures) but has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit stained ie. dirty. The piece - which is executed in silver- (ie. copper-bronze-) coloured metal (ie. 'Cupal') having a black-coloured (painted) surface - was most certainly issued and/or IMO moderately worn: truly most of its black-coloured finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The (IMO early-period!) badge shows the engraved bearers'-number: '16917' engraved on its back. Simply an attractive 'HJ Leistungsrune in Schwarz' as was executed in 'Cupal' and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') sports-badge (or: \'HJ Leistungsrune\') being a \'Cupal\'-based example of the bronze-class, being a maker- (ie. \'AD Schwerdt - Stuttgart\'-) marked specimen that is individually numbered (with the number: \'13160\') The - truly detailed and/or pronounced! - badge was clearly issued and/or was moderately worn and comes naturally mounted on its functional (silver-toned-) pin-/catch (-set-up). The badge shows some moderate age and/or wear (see pictures) but has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit stained ie. dirty. The piece - which is executed in silver- (ie. copper-bronze-) coloured metal (ie. 'Cupal') - was most certainly issued and/or IMO moderately worn: truly most of its finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The (IMO early-period!) badge shows the engraved bearers'-number: '13160' engraved on its back. Simply an attractive 'HJ Leistungsrune' as executed in 'Cupal' and hat is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') sports-badge (or: \'HJ Leistungsrune\') being a \'Cupal\'-based example of the silver-class, being a non-maker-marked specimen which is individually numbered (with the low bearers\'-number: \'6120\') on its back The - truly detailed and/or pronounced! - badge was clearly issued and/or moderately worn and comes naturally mounted on its functional (copper-toned-) pin-/catch (-set-up) which shows, however, some wear (see pictures). It has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit stained ie. dirty. The piece - which is executed in silvered-, aluminium- ie. copper-based metal (ie. 'Cupal') - was most certainly issued and/or IMO moderately worn: truly most of its silver-coloured finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is IMO from a very early date (something that can be corroborated by the presence of the the low bearers'-number: '6120' on its back. Simply an attractive- and early-period 'HJ Leistungsrune' that was executed in scarcely observed 'Cupal'-based metal and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') sports-badge (or: \'HJ Leistungsrune\') being an example of the silver-class, which is neatly maker- (ie.:\'A.D. Schwerd - Stuttgart\'-) marked and which is individually numbered (with the bearers\'-number: \'20608\') The - detailed and/or pronounced - badge was clearly issued and/or moderately worn and comes naturally mounted on its functional (silver-toned-) pin-/catch (-set-up). It has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit stained ie. dirty. The piece - which is executed in silvered-, partly aluminium-based metal (ie. so-called: 'Cupal') - was most certainly issued and/or IMO moderately worn: a fair bit of its silver-coloured finish has regrettably been lost over the years (some of its copper-based underlay is visible). The badge is also quite tarnished as is more often encountered. Simply a neat and IMO early-period 'Cupal'-based example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based, silver-class youth sports\'-badge) being a minimally used example as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze in Stoff' (or: cloth-based, bronze-class youth sports'-badge) being a typical cloth-based version as executed in the neat: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem presumably worn and/or once-tunic-attached-), condition. The neat badge depicts a golden-bronze-toned 'Leistungsrune' on a beige-white-coloured background and just shows some minimal wear and/or staining: it was not folded into shape and still shows its period-attached, paper-based 'RzM'-etiket: the patch is undamaged but does show some minimal age ie. staining. Simply a very attractive - and truly fairly unusally encountered! - HJ-cloth-based, sports'-related patch of the bronze-class that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based, silver-class youth sports\'-badge) being a minimally used example as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber in Stoff' (or: cloth-based, silver-class youth sports'-badge) being a typical cloth-based version as executed in the neat: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem clearly worn and/or once-tunic-attached-), condition. The neat badge depicts a silver-white-toned 'Leistungsrune' on a black-coloured background and just shows some minimal wear and/or staining: it was nicely folded into shape: as such easily be (re)mounted onto a tunic or shirt if wished so. The piece misses its (most likely) once-attached 'RzM'-etiket. Simply a very attractive - and truly fairly unusally encountered! - HJ-cloth-based, sports'-related patch of the silver-class that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class youth sports\'-badge) being a cloth-version as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class youth sports'-badge) being a typical cloth-based version as executed in the neat: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never worn nor tunic-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The neat badge depicts a silver-white-toned 'Leistungsrune' on a black-coloured background and just shows some minimal storage-age only: it was nicely folded into shape: as such easily be mounted onto a tunic or shirt if wished so. The piece misses its (most likely) once-attached 'RzM'-etiket. Simply a very attractive - and truly fairly unusally encountered! - HJ-cloth-based, sports'-related patch of the silver-class that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class youth sports\'-badge) being a cloth-version as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class youth sports\'-badge) being a typical cloth-based version as executed in the neat: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply never worn nor even tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The neat badge depicts a silver-white-toned \'Leistungsrune\' on a black-coloured (and linnen-based) background and just shows some minimal storage-age only: it was never pre-folded and came as \'straightly cut-off the role\': as such it can easily be mounted onto a tunic or shirt if wished so. The piece is void of an paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket: it simply never had one. Simply a very attractive - and truly fairly unusally encountered! - HJ/BDM cloth-based, sports\'-related patch of the silver-class that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class youth sports\'-badge) being a cloth-version as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class youth sports'-badge) being a typical cloth-based version as executed in the neat: 'BeVo'-weave pattern that still retains its period-attached, paper-based 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never worn nor tunic-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The neat badge depicts a silver-white-toned 'Leistungsrune' on a black-coloured background and just shows some minimal storage-age only: it was once-folded and came as 'straightly cut-off the role': as such easily be mounted onto a tunic or shirt if wished so. Simply a very attractive - and truly fairly unusally encountered! - HJ/BDM cloth-based, sports'-related patch of the silver-class that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class youth sports\'-badge) being a cloth-version as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class youth sports\'-badge) being a typical cloth-based version as executed in the neat: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that still retains its period-attached, paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never worn nor tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The neat badge depicts a silver-white-toned \'Leistungsrune\' on a black-coloured background and just shows some minimal storage-age only: it was once-folded and came as \'straightly cut-off the role\': as such easily be mounted onto a tunic or shirt if wished so. Simply a very attractive - and truly fairly unusally encountered! - HJ/BDM cloth-based, sports\'-related patch of the silver-class that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class youth sports\'-badge) being a cloth-version as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class youth sports\'-badge) being a typical cloth-based version as executed in the neat: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that still retains its period-attached, paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never worn nor tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The neat badge depicts a silver-white-toned \'Leistungsrune\' on a black-coloured background and just shows some minimal storage-age only: it was once-folded and came as \'straightly cut-off the role\': as such easily be mounted onto a tunic or shirt if wished so. Simply a very attractive - and truly fairly unusally encountered! - HJ/BDM cloth-based, sports\'-related patch of the silver-class that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Mitte Thüringen\' (being a clearly used- ie. worn example that has regrettably lost its \'RzM\'-etiket over the years) This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen onto a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was - I deem - just moderately used- (ie. clearly once tunic- or shirt-attached) and regrettably misses its most certainly once present: 'RzM-etiket' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece does show some minimal age, wear and/or minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear: some stitching- and/or thread-remains are still present (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that this is one of the more rarely seen 'HJ-Gebietsdreiecke' out-of-the extensive series and only the second such example I ever had on offer. Simply an attractive, male-type 'Hitlerjugend'-district-triangle that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive, HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Südost Wien\' (being a minimally used- ie. worn example that has regrettably lost its \'RzM\'-etiket over the years) This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen onto a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based) background. This example was - I deem - just minimally used- (ie. clearly once tunic- or shirt-attached) and regrettably misses its presumably once present: 'RzM-etiket' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece does show some minimal age, wear and/or minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear: some stitching- and/or thread-remains are still present (as can be seen on the pictures). It should, moreover, be noted that this is one of the more rarely seen Austrian 'HJ-Gebietsdreiecke' out-of-the extensive series and only the third such example I ever had on offer. Simply an attractive, male-type 'Hitlerjugend'-district-triangle that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive, HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') related \'tinnie\' being a silver-toned- (albeit non-maker-) marked example that is showing a: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\' and text that reads: \'Nordmarklager - Gebiet 6 - Das Jahr der Ertüchtigung - 1935\' The attractive, silverish-toned HJ- (\'Hitlerjugend\') related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in minimally tarnished, silver-coloured- and/or (I deem) tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished age-patina). The badge regrettably misses its pin- (which is regrettably broken-off!) but retains its catch-set-up and just shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very truly detailed and retains all of its somewhat darker-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\' and text that reads: \'Nordmarklager - Gebiet 6 - Das Jahr der Ertüchtigung - 1935\'. The piece is totally void of a makers\'-designation. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - fairly early-period (and regional-issued!) \'youth-related\' tinnie that is priced according to its missing pin!

Attractive, HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class motor-proficiency badge) This is attractive example of a HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class motor-proficiency badge) being a nicely preserved- (and I deem just minimally used- and/or worn) example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket. The neat - smaller-sized badge having an approximate diameter of 3,2 cms. - is sometimes referred to as: \'HJ-Ausbildungsabzeichen\' (aka: trainings-badge) just shows some minor staining caused by years moderate wear and/or years of storage. The patch is nicely \'backed\' with brownish-tan-coloured linnen as is more often the case (as can be seen on the pictures). This is the so-called: second- (ie. silver) class pattern badge, as was executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen onto a bright-pink-coloured- and/or woolen-based background. Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - youth-related proficiency-badge that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class motor-proficiency badge) being a \'virtually mint ie. unissued\' example This is attractive example of a HJ ('Hitlerjugend') so-called: 'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class motor-proficiency badge) being a 'virtually mint ie. unissued' example that regrettably misses its 'RzM'-etiket. The neat - smaller-sized badge having an approximate diameter of 3,2 cms. - is sometimes referred to as: 'HJ-Ausbildungsabzeichen' (aka: trainings-badge) was simply never used and just shows some minor staining caused by years of storage only. The patch is nicely 'backed' with brownish-tan-coloured linnen as is more often the case (as can be seen on the pictures). This is the so-called: second- (ie. silver) class pattern badge, as was executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen onto a bright-pink-coloured- and/or woolen-based background. Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - youth-related proficiency-badge that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class motor-proficiency badge) being a \'virtually mint ie. unissued\' example that comes with its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is attractive example of a HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class motor-proficiency badge) being a \'virtually mint ie. unissued\' example that still shows its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket. The neat - smaller-sized badge having an approximate diameter of 3,2 cms. - is sometimes referred to as: \'HJ-Ausbildungsabzeichen\' (aka: trainings-badge) was simply never used and just shows some minor staining caused by years of storage only. The patch is nicely \'backed\' with brownish-tan-coloured linnen as is more often the case (as can be seen on the pictures). This is the so-called: second- (ie. silver) class pattern badge, as was executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen onto a bright-pink-coloured- and/or woolen-based background. Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - youth-related proficiency-badge that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class motor-proficiency badge) being a \'virtually mint ie. unissued\' example that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is attractive example of a HJ ('Hitlerjugend') so-called: 'Motor-HJ Prüfungsabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class motor-proficiency badge) being a 'virtually mint ie. unissued' example that still retains its period-attached 'RzM'-etiket. The neat - smaller-sized badge having an approximate diameter of 3,2 cms. - is sometimes referred to as: 'HJ-Ausbildungsabzeichen' (aka: trainings-badge) was simply never used and just shows some minor staining caused by years of storage only. The patch is nicely 'backed' with brownish-tan-coloured linnen as is more often the case (as can be seen on the pictures). This is the so-called: second- (ie. silver) class pattern badge, as was executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen onto a bright-pink-coloured- and/or woolen-based background. Simply an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - youth-related proficiency-badge that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') \'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class youth sports\'-badge) as executed in the: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class youth sports'-badge) being a cloth-based version as was executed in the neat: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that still retains its period-attached 'RzM'-etiket in place and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. probably issued but I deem never used nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat badge depicts a golden-brownish-toned 'Leistungsrune' on a white-beige-coloured background and just shows some minimal (storage)age and/or staining: it can naturally easily be mounted onto a tunic or shirt if wished so. Simply a neat - and truly fairly unusally encountered! - 'Hitlerjugend'-cloth-based, sports'-related patch of the bronze-class that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') \'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class youth sports\'-badge) as executed in the: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class youth sports'-badge) being a cloth-based version as was executed in the neat: 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that still retains its period-attached 'RzM'-etiket in place and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. probably issued but I deem never used nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat badge depicts a golden-brownish-toned 'Leistungsrune' on a white-beige-coloured background and just shows some minimal (storage)age and/or staining: it can naturally easily be mounted onto a tunic or shirt if wished so. Simply a neat - and truly fairly unusally encountered! - 'Hitlerjugend'-cloth-based, sports'-related patch of the bronze-class that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') \'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class youth sports\'-badge) as executed in the: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class youth sports\'-badge) being a cloth-based version as was executed in the neat: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket in place and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. probably issued but I deem never used nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat badge depicts a golden-brownish-toned \'Leistungsrune\' on a white-beige-coloured background and just shows some minimal (storage)age and/or staining: it can naturally easily be mounted onto a tunic or shirt if wished so. Simply a neat - and truly fairly unusally encountered! - \'Hitlerjugend\'-cloth-based, sports\'-related patch of the bronze-class that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) ie. BDM- (ie. \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate the: \'Sporttag des BDM - 1937 - Obergau Württemberg\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) ie. BDM- (ie. 'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') that was issued to commemorate a specific youth-rally ie. sports-gathering named the: 'Sporttag des BDM - 1937 - Obergau Württemberg' that was held in the year 1937 and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in (darker-toned-) bronze- (ie. copper-) toned metal - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The (non-maker-marked- and/or shield-shaped-) piece shows a so-called: 'BDM-Leistungsabzeichen'-sign with below and above the text: 'Sporttag des BDM - 1937 - Obergau Württg'. The badge comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive, youth- (ie. BDM-) related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/101\'-) marked example that is bearing the unique bearers\'- ie. serial-number that reads: \'32732\' This is a truly attractive - and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn - example of a HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze' being a neatly maker- (ie. 'RzM M1/101'-) marked example that is bearing the unique bearers'-numeral: '32732' on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit just moderately used- ie. - I deem - truly worn-), condition. The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered!) pin- ie. catch set-up and retains a neat fully preserved (and undamaged) golden-bronze-coloured finish (which is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on this youth-related item is simply stunning and pronounced. Simply a very attractive example of this neat 'HJ/BDM'-related sports-proficiency-award!

Attractive, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Schwarz\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/36\'-) marked example that is bearing the unique bearers\'- ie. serial-number that reads: \'61285\' This is a truly attractive - and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn - example of a HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Schwarz' being a neatly maker- (ie. 'RzM M1/36'-) marked example that is bearing the unique bearers'-number: '61285' on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit just moderately used- ie. I deem truly worn-), condition. The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered!) pin- ie. catch set-up and retains a neat fully preserved (and undamaged) black-coloured finish (which is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on this youth-related item is simply stunning and pronounced. Simply a very attractive example of this neat 'HJ/BDM'-related sports-proficiency-award!

Attractive, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/101\'-) marked example that is bearing a so-called: \'B\'-designation This is a truly attractive - and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn - example of a HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/101\'-) marked example as was executed in so-called: \'Cupal\' and that is void of a bearers\'-number but that shows a so-called: \'B\'-designation and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. I deem truly worn-), condition. The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered!) pin- ie. catch set-up and retains a neat (and undamaged!) silverish-grey-coloured finish (which is just a bit tarnished and/or slightly dirty ie. stained - as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on this youth-related item is simply stunning and pronounced. Simply a very attractive example of this neat \'HJ\'-related sports-proficiency-award!

Attractive, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/101\'-) marked example that is bearing a so-called: \'B\'-designation This is a truly attractive - and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn - example of a HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber' being a neatly maker- (ie. 'RzM M1/101'-) marked example as was executed in so-called: 'Cupal' and that is void of a bearers'-number but that shows a so-called: 'B'-designation and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. I deem truly worn-), condition. The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered!) pin- ie. catch set-up and retains a neat (and undamaged!) silverish-grey-coloured finish (which is just a bit tarnished and/or slightly dirty ie. stained - as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on this youth-related item is simply stunning and pronounced. Simply a very attractive example of this neat 'HJ'-related sports-proficiency-award!

Attractive, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) sports-badge (or: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\') of the black-class being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/35\'-) marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that shows an engraved (unique) bearers\'-numeral (\'176265\') The attractive - and only minimally used- and/or worn but nevertheless quite detailed and/or pronounced! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related sports-badge (or: 'HJ-Leistungsrune') is an example of the (not that easily found!) black-class and is a nicely maker- (ie. 'RzM - M1/35'-) marked- and/or: non-magnetic- (ie. aluminium-) based specimen that shows an engraved (unique) bearers-numeral (that reads: '176265') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. most certainly worn-), condition. The neat piece comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered (golden-toned) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). The piece shows some minimal age and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but retains a neat (and almost fully preserved, black-coloured and shiny surface (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was most certainly issued and/or moderately worn: as stated above has most of its finish been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows an additionally stamped 'S'-character on its back (denoting that is deals with a specimen of the black- ie. 'schwarzer' class as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a: 'HJ-Leistungsrune' of the black-class as executed in 'Buntmetall'-based metal and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) sports-badge (or: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\') of the bronze-class being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/36\'-) marked- and (I deem): \'Cupal\'-based specimen that shows a stamped (unique) bearers\'-numeral (\'55322\') The neat - golden-bronze-toned- and just moderately used- and/or worn but nevertheless quite detailed and/or pronounced! - HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related sports-badge (or: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\') is an example of the bronze-class and is a nicely maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/36\'-) marked- and I deem: typical \'Cupal\'-based specimen that shows a stamped (unique) bearers-numeral (that reads: \'55322\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. most certainly worn-), condition. The neat piece comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered (bronze-toned) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). The piece shows some minimal age and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but has (I deem) not recently been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was most certainly issued and/or moderately worn: almost all of its period golden-bronze-toned finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\' of the bronze-class as executed in \'Cupal\'-based metal and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) sports-badge (or: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\') of the bronze-class being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/63\'-) marked- and/or: \'Cupal\'-based specimen that shows an engraved (unique) bearers\'-numeral (\'224365\') The bright golden-bronze-toned - moderately used- and/or worn but nevertheless quite detailed and/or pronounced! - HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related sports-badge (or: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\') is an example of the bronze-class and is a nicely maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/63\'-) marked- and/or: \'Cupal vergoldetes\'-based specimen that shows an engraved- ie. stamped (and unique) bearers-numeral (that reads: \'224365\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. most certainly worn-), condition. The neat piece comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered (golden-toned) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). The piece shows some minimal age and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but has (I deem) not recently been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was most certainly issued and/or moderately worn: most of its finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\' of the bronze-class as executed in \'Cupal\'-based metal and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) sports-badge (or: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\') of the silver-class being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/101\'-) marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that shows an engraved (unique) bearers\'-numeral (\'144682\') The minimally tarnished and bright-silverish-toned HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) sports-badge (or: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\') of the silver-class is just moderately used- and/or worn but is nevertheless quite detailed and/or pronounced. It is an example of the silver-class and is a nicely maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/101\'-) marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall versilbertes\'-based specimen that shows an engraved- ie. stamped (and unique) bearers-numeral (that reads: \'144682\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. most certainly worn-), condition. The neat piece comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered (silver-toned) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). The piece shows some minimal age and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but has (I deem) not recently been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was most certainly issued and/or moderately worn: most of its finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\' of the silver-class as executed in \'Buntmetall\'-based metal and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) sports-badge (or: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\') of the silver-class being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/34\'-) marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that shows an engraved (unique) bearers\'-numeral (\'25055\') The bright-silverish-toned - moderately used- and/or worn but nevertheless quite detailed and/or pronounced! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related sports-badge (or: 'HJ-Leistungsrune') is an example of the silver-class and is a nicely maker- (ie. 'RzM - M1/34'-) marked- and/or: 'Buntmetall versilbertes'-based specimen that shows an engraved (unique) bearers-numeral (that reads: '25055') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. most certainly worn-), condition. The neat piece comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered (silver-toned) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). The piece shows some minimal age and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but has (I deem) not recently been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was most certainly issued and/or moderately worn: most of its finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a: 'HJ-Leistungsrune' of the silver-class as executed in 'Buntmetall'-based metal and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) sports-badge (or: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\') of the silver-class being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/34\'-) marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that shows an engraved (unique) bearers\'-numeral (\'74352\') The bright-silverish-toned - moderately used- and/or worn but nevertheless quite detailed and/or pronounced! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related sports-badge (or: 'HJ-Leistungsrune') is an example of the silver-class and is a nicely maker- (ie. 'RzM - M1/34'-) marked- and/or: 'Buntmetall versilbertes'-based specimen that shows an engraved (unique) bearers-numeral (that reads: '74352') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. most certainly worn-), condition. The neat piece comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered (silver-toned) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). The piece shows some minimal age and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but has (I deem) not recently been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was most certainly issued and/or moderately worn: most of its finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a: 'HJ-Leistungsrune' of the silver-class as executed in 'Buntmetall'-based metal and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) sports-badge (or: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\') of the silver-class being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/34\'-) marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that shows an engraved (unique) bearers\'-numeral (\'91194\') The bright-silverish-toned - moderately used- and/or worn but nevertheless quite detailed and/or pronounced! - HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related sports-badge (or: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\') is an example of the silver-class and is a nicely maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/34\'-) marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall versilbertes\'-based specimen that shows an engraved- ie. stamped (and unique) bearers-numeral (that reads: \'91194\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. most certainly worn-), condition. The neat piece comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered (silver-toned) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). The piece shows some minimal age and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but has (I deem) not recently been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was most certainly issued and/or moderately worn: most of its finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\' of the silver-class as executed in \'Buntmetall\'-based metal and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) sports-badge (or: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\') of the silver-class being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/34\'-) marked- and/or: \'Cupal\'-based specimen that shows an engraved (unique) bearers\'-numeral (\'31370\') The bright-silverish-toned - moderately used- and/or worn but nevertheless quite detailed and/or pronounced! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related sports-badge (or: 'HJ-Leistungsrune') is an example of the silver-class and is a nicely maker- (ie. 'RzM - M1/34'-) marked- and/or: 'Cupal'-based specimen that shows an engraved (unique) bearers-numeral (that reads: '31370') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. most certainly worn-), condition. The neat piece comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered (silver-toned) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). The piece shows some minimal age and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but has (I deem) not recently been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is (unusally!) executed in bright-silver-coloured metal (ie. 'Cupal') - was most certainly issued and/or moderately worn: most of its finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a: 'HJ-Leistungsrune' of the silver-class as executed in 'Cupal' and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) sports-badge (or: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\') of the silver-class being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/34\'-) marked- and/or: \'Cupal\'-based specimen that shows an engraved (unique) bearers\'-numeral (\'53364\') The bright-silverish-toned - moderately used- and/or worn but nevertheless quite detailed and/or pronounced! - HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related sports-badge (or: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\') is an example of the silver-class and is a nicely maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/34\'-) marked- and/or: typical \'Cupal\'-based specimen that shows an engraved (unique) bearers-numeral (that reads: \'53364\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. most certainly worn-), condition. The neat piece comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered (silver-toned) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). The piece shows age and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but has (I deem) not recently been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was most certainly issued and/or moderately worn: a fair bit of its finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\' of the silver-class as executed in \'Cupal\'-based metal and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) sports-badge (or: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\') of the silver-class being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM - M1/63\'-) marked- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that shows an engraved (unique) bearers\'-numeral (\'106425\') The bright-silverish-toned - and just minimally used- and/or worn but nevertheless quite detailed and/or pronounced! - HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related sports-badge (or: 'HJ-Leistungsrune') is an example of the silver-class and is a nicely maker- (ie. 'RzM - M1/63'-) marked- and/or: 'Buntmetall versilbertes'-based specimen that shows an engraved ie. stamped (unique) bearers-numeral (that reads: '106425') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. most certainly worn-), condition. The neat piece comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered (silver-toned) pin- ie. pin/catch (-set-up). The piece shows some minimal age and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but has (I deem) not cleaned nor polished and is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was most certainly issued and/or minimally worn: truly almost all of its finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of a: 'HJ-Leistungsrune' of the silver-class as executed in 'Buntmetall'-based metal and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, HJ-/DAF- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' and/or \'Deutsches Arbeitsfront\') related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate the: \'Reichsberufs-Wettkampf der Deutschen Jugend - 1935\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily ie. scarcely encountered! - HJ-/DAF- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' and/or 'Deutsches Arbeitsfront') related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') that was issued to commemorate a specific youth- ie. DAF-rally ie. gathering named the: 'Reichsberufs-Wettkampf der Deutschen Jugend' that was held in the year 1935 and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in golden-bronze- (ie. copper-) toned metal - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The (non-maker-marked-) piece shows a so-called: 'HJ-Raute' with above that the year-designation (1935) and: 'HJ'- (and/or: 'DAF'-) text and is surrounded by the text: 'Reichsberufs-Wettkampf der Deutschen Jugend'. The badge comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive, youth-related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive, HJ-/DAF- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' and/or \'Deutsches Arbeitsfront\') related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\'), as was issued to commemorate the: \'Reichsberufs-Wettkampf der Deutschen Jugend - 1935\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily ie. scarcely encountered! - HJ-/DAF- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' and/or 'Deutsches Arbeitsfront') related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') that was issued to commemorate a specific youth- ie. DAF-rally ie. gathering named the: 'Reichsberufs-Wettkampf der Deutschen Jugend' that was held in the year 1935 and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in golden-bronze- (ie. copper-) toned metal - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The (non-maker-marked-) piece shows a so-called: 'HJ-Raute' with above that the year-designation (1935) and: 'HJ'- (and/or: 'DAF'-) text and is surrounded by the text: 'Reichsberufs-Wettkampf der Deutschen Jugend'. The badge comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive, youth-related 'tinnie' ie. 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Attractive, HJ/BDM- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/63\'-) marked example that is bearing the unique bearers\'-number: \'195163\' This is a truly attractive - and I deem only minimally used- and/or worn - example of a HJ/BDM- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'/'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze' being a neatly maker- (ie. 'RzM M1/63'-) marked example that is bearing the unique bearers'-number: '195163' on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. I deem truly worn-), condition. The - light-weight - badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered!) pin- ie. catch set-up and retains a neat (and undamaged) golden-bronze- (ie. truly bronze-like-) coloured finish (which is just a bit tarnished and/or slightly dirty ie. stained - as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on this youth-related item is simply stunning and pronounced. Simply a very attractive example of this neat 'HJ/BDM'-related sports-proficiency-award!

Attractive, HJ/BDM- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'/\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class youth sports\'-badge) being a cloth-version as executed in the neat: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - HJ/BDM- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class youth sports'-badge) being a cloth-version as executed in the neat: 'BeVo'-weave pattern that comes in an overall nice- (ie. nicely pre-folded- but I deem never worn nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat badge depicts a silver-white-toned 'Leistungsrune' on a black-coloured background and just shows some minimal age and/or staining: it was neatly pre-folded and can as such easily be mounted onto a tunic or shirt if wished so. The piece - which is void of its RzM-etiket - shows some minimal age- ie staining simply caused by decades of storage and moderate wear. Simply a neat - and truly fairly unusally encountered! - HJ/BDM cloth-based, sports'-related patch of the silver-class that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, honorary-membership lapel-pin (aka: \'Goldene Ehrennadel für 50 Jahre Mitgliedschaft im Deutscher Reichskriegerbund Kyffhäuser\' (ie. \'D.R.K.B.\') being a non-maker-marked example that bears a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-designation on its back This is an attractive, multi-coloured- and/or: nicely enamelled so-called: honorary-membership lapel-pin (aka: \'Goldene Ehrennadel für 50 Jahre Mitgliedschaft im Deutscher Reichskriegerbund Kyffhäuser\' (ie. \'D.R.K.B.\') being an example of the second pattern (ie. \'2.Form\') that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive lapel-pin shows some minimal wear and/or age (mainly dirt and/or minimal staining but has truly no enamel damage whatsoever as can be seen on the pictures). The bright-golden-toned- (and minimally \'blackened\') badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional pin- ie. pin-catch(set-up) - is totally void of a makers\'-designation but does show a superimposed: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar pin is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9624G) and is given an estimated value of 90 Eu. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - TR-period lapel-pin that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, IMO mid- (ie. early-) war-period-, \'standard-issued\'-pattern-, black-coloured- and/or copper-/aluminium-based-, WH compass (ie. \'Marschkompass\'), which is maker- (ie. \'HAP\'-) marked and which is individually numbered: \'143012\' The compass - having a 'light-weight'- ie. aluminium-based top - is still fully functional and retains most of its (fairly glossy) black-sprayed colour and is marked with the engraved-, unique serial-number ('143012') and makers'-mark (ie. 3-digit code) that reads: 'HAP' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is of course still fully functional and is truly void of any real damage (see pictures). It is just a bit dirty ie. stained caused by fair usage and/or storage for decades. This 'high-quality' piece was most probably issued in the mid- (ie. early-) war-years but was most certainly used throughout the WWII. Simply a nice, 'high-quality' WH- ecquipment-item that comes in a very nice ie. moderately used, condition: one of the nicest examples I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, IMO mid-war period- and/or: \'standard-issue\'-pattern- WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Brotbeutel\' (ie. bread-bag) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'Schultz-Hannover\'-) marked example The neat piece - which can easily be graded: 'virtually mint-unissued' - is executed in the typical, field-grey-coloured- and (thicker-structured ie. somewhat course-like-) linnen-based cloth and retains all its (silver-coloured and/or zinc-based-) buttons and/or 'D-type-'-rings. All leather-based straps and/or fortified pieces are present and in place. The bread-bag is neatly maker-marked- (ie. blue-ink-stamped-) with a stamped makers'-mark that reads: 'Schultz-Hannover' (something that can be seen on the small, vertical-strap with which the bag was attached to the belt - as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was with certainty never issued and originates from a German flea-market where it was recently found: it shows some minimal age- ie. staining simply caused by having been stored as such for decades (see pictures). In any case a very nice and/or IMO mid-war-period-, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) equipment-piece that is simply impossible to upgrade!

Attractive, Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), being a clearly maker- (ie. \'100.\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' (or maker): \'R. Wächtler u. Lange\' The attractive cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as is more often seen - retains a very attractive age-patina and has very nice and pronounced detail. This example - which is IMO an evident specimen as was produced by the: 'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange'-company based in the town of Mittwaida - comes naturally mounted on its original- (and fully functional-) flute-shaped pin- and/or typical catch-set-up. The cross shows a neatly 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core that hardly shows wear ie. paint-loss (it truly has an almost fully preserved black-coloured inner-core and shows some dust-staining only) and has all the specific specifications of a by: 'Wächtler u. Lange'-produced example. Truly most of its nicely preserved and off-factory applied so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) are still present as can be seen on the pictures. The award - which shows the makers'-designation '100' stamped in the back of its pin - is just a tiny bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: I deem that I have priced this very attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), being a clearly maker- (ie. \'15\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' (or maker): \'Friedrich Orth\' The attractive cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as is more often seen - retains a very attractive age-patina and has very nice and pronounced detail. This example - which is IMO an evident specimen as was produced by the: 'Friedrich Orth'-company based in the town of Vienna (Wien) - comes naturally mounted on its original- (and fully functional-) flute-shaped pin- and/or typical catch-set-up. The cross shows a neatly 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core that hardly shows wear ie. paint-loss (it truly has an almost fully preserved black-coloured inner-core and shows some dust-staining only) and has all the specific specifications of a by: 'Friedrich Orth'-produced example. A fair bit of its nicely preserved and off-factory applied so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) are still present as can be seen on the pictures. The award is just a tiny bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: I deem that I have priced this very attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), being a clearly maker- (ie. \'6.\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' (or maker): \'Fritz Zimmermann\' The attractive cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as is more often seen - retains a very attractive age-patina and has very nice and pronounced detail. This example - which is IMO an evident specimen as was produced by the: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company based in the town of Stuttgart - comes naturally mounted on its original- (and fully functional-) flute-shaped pin- and/or typical catch-set-up. The cross shows a neatly 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core that hardly shows wear ie. paint-loss (it truly has an almost fully preserved black-coloured inner-core and shows some dust-staining only) and has all the specific specifications of a by: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-produced example. A fair bit of its nicely preserved and off-factory applied so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) are still present as can be seen on the pictures. The award is just a tiny bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: I deem that I have priced this very attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), being a clearly maker- (ie. \'6.\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' (or maker): \'Fritz Zimmermann\' The attractive cross - which is a minimally vaulted ie. somewhat converse-shaped example as is more often seen - retains a very attractive age-patina and has very nice and pronounced detail. This example - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company based in the town of Stuttgart - comes naturally mounted on its original- (and fully functional-) flute-shaped pin- and/or typical catch-set-up. The cross shows a neatly 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core that hardly shows wear ie. paint-loss (it truly has an almost fully preserved black-coloured inner-core and shows some dust-staining only) and has all the specific specifications of a by: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-produced example. Most of its off-factory applied so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) have, however, disapeared as can be seen on the pictures. The award is a bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: I deem that I have priced this very attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), being a clearly maker- (ie. \'L/19\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' (or maker): \'Ferdinand Hoffstätter\' The attractive cross - which is a minimally vaulted ie. somewhat converse-shaped example as is more often seen - retains a very attractive age-patina and has very nice and pronounced detail. This example - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the: 'Ferdinand Hoffstätter'-company based in the town of Bonn/Main - comes naturally mounted on its original- (and fully functional-) straight-shaped pin- and/or typical catch-set-up. The cross shows a neatly 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core that hardly shows wear ie. paint-loss (it truly has an almost fully preserved black-coloured inner-core and shows some dust-staining only) and has all the specific specifications of a by: 'Hoffstätter'-produced example. Most of its off-factory applied so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) have, however, disapeared as can be seen on the pictures. The award is a bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: I deem that I have priced this attractive example (by an unusally encountered maker!) accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'26\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' (or maker) \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' based in Pforzheim The attractive cross - which is a slightly vaulted ie. converse-shaped example as more often - retains a very attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail. This example - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the: 'B.H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt'-company based in the town of Pforzheim - comes naturally mounted on its original- (and naturally fully functional-) flute-shaped pin- and/or typical catch-set-up. The cross shows a neatly 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core that simply shows no wear nor paint-loss (it has an almost fully preserved black-coloured inner-core and shows some dust-staining only) and has all the specific specifications of a by: 'B.H. Mayer'-produced example. A fair bit of its off-factory applied so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) are still present as can be seen on the pictures. The award is just a tiny bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: I deem that I have priced this very attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'26\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' (or maker) \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' based in Pforzheim The attractive cross - which is a slightly vaulted ie. converse-shaped example as more often - retains a very attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail. This example - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the: 'B.H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt'-company based in the town of Pforzheim - comes naturally mounted on its original- (and naturally fully functional-) flute-shaped pin- and/or typical catch-set-up. The cross shows a neatly 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core that simply shows no wear nor paint-loss (it has an almost fully preserved black-coloured inner-core and shows some dust-staining only) and has all the specific specifications of a by: 'B.H. Mayer'-produced example. A fair bit of its off-factory applied so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) are still present as can be seen on the pictures. The award is just a tiny bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: I deem that I have priced this very attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), being a non maker-marked example as was (IMO) produced by the \'Hersteller\' (or maker) \'Wilh. Deumer\' The attractive cross - which is a slightly vaulted ie. converse-shaped example as is more often seen - retains a very attractive age-patina and has very nice and pronounced detail. This example - which is IMO an evident specimen as was produced by the: 'Wilh. Deumer'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid - comes naturally mounted on its original- (and naturally fully functional-) flute-shaped pin- and/or typical catch-set-up. The cross shows a neatly 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core that simply shows no wear nor paint-loss (it has a fully preserved black-coloured inner-core and shows some dust-staining only) and has all the specific specifications of a by: 'Deumer'-produced example. A fair bit of its off-factory applied so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) are still present as can be seen on the pictures. The award is just a tiny bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: I deem that I have priced this very attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked (and early!) example as was (IMO) produced by the \'Hersteller\' (or maker): \'Steinhauer u. Lück\' The attractive cross - which is a neatly vaulted ie. converse-shaped example as is more often seen - retains a very attractive age-patina and has very nice and pronounced detail. This example - which is IMO an evident and early-period specimen as was produced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid - comes naturally mounted on its original- (and naturally fully functional-) flute-shaped pin- and/or typical catch-set-up. The cross shows a neatly 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core that hardly shows wear ie. paint-loss (it truly has an almost fully preserved black-coloured inner-core and shows some dust-staining- and/or paint-loss on the swastika-area only) and has all the specific specifications of a by: 'S & L'-produced example. A fair bit of its off-factory applied so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) are still present as can be seen on the pictures. The award is just a tiny bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: I deem that I have priced this very attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked example as was (IMO) produced by the \'Hersteller\' (or maker): \'Paul Meybauer\' The attractive cross - which is a tiny bit vaulted ie. converse-shaped example as is more often seen - retains an attractive age-patina and has very nice and pronounced detail. This example - which is IMO an evident specimen as was produced by the: 'Paul Meybauer'-company based in the town of Berlin - comes naturally mounted on its original- (and naturally fully functional-) flute-shaped pin- and/or typical catch-set-up. The cross shows a neatly 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core that shows some wear ie. paint-loss (it has an almost fully preserved black-coloured inner-core but does show some minimal rust-staining- and/or paint-loss on the swastika-area only) and has all the specific specifications of a by: 'Meybauer'-produced example. A fair bit of its off-factory applied so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) are still present as can be seen on the pictures. The award is just a tiny bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: I deem that I have priced this attractive albeit used- and worn example accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked example as was (IMO) produced by the \'Hersteller\' (or maker): \'Wächtler u. Lange\' and that shows a period-engraving ie. date (1943) The attractive cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as is more often seen - retains a very attractive (somewhat yellowish-) age-patina and has very nice and pronounced detail. This example - which is (IMO) an evident specimen as was produced by the: 'Wächtler u. Lange'-company based in the town of in Mittwaida in Sachsen - comes naturally mounted on its original- (and fully functional-) flute-shaped pin- and/or typical catch-set-up. The cross shows a neatly 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat 'matted' inner-core that hardly shows wear ie. paint-loss (it truly has an almost fully preserved black-coloured inner-core and shows some dust-staining only) and has all the specific specifications of a by: 'W&L'-produced example. A fair bit of its off-factory applied so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) has been nicely preserved as can be seen on the pictures. Of additional interest is, moreover, that the award shows a period engraved name and/or date: '1943' (which is hard to decypher and that has been partly removed as can be seen on the pictures). The award is a bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: I deem that I have priced this very attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' (or maker) \'Rudolf Souval\' based in Wien (ie. Vienna) The cross - which is a typical non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example - has IMO never been cleaned and retains an attractive age-patina and/or nice pronounced detail. This example - which is an evident- albeit non-marked- specimen as was produced by the maker: 'Rudolf Souval' based in Wien (ie. Vienna)- comes naturally firmly mounted on its original- (and naturally fully functional-) flute-shaped pin- and/or typical catch-set-up. The cross shows a neatly 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core that simply shows no paint-loss whatsoever: it has however clearly been worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though). The award is just a bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\') being a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example (as was produced by the maker ie. \'Hersteller\' named: \'Klein & Quenzer\') and that comes mounted as a so-called: \'Einzelspange\' This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally used- and/or worn - example of an Iron Cross 2nd class (or: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse') that comes period-mounted as a so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: detachable, single-pieced medal-bar) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit surely issued- and I deem only minimally worn-), condition. The cross was most certainly issued and/or worn as such and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It has a beautiful age-patina and black-coloured- and somewhat matted-like 'core' (which shows no paint-damage whatsoever and which retains a nicely ie. fully preserved, matted black-coloured 'core' as can be seen on the pictures). The cross shows a clear makers'-designation: '65' stamped into its ring (although this is hidden by the ribbon) and is thus an evident specimen that was produced by the desirable maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Klein & Quenzer AG' as was based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a/d Nahe. The cross just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the 'Spange' (which is of regular pattern) shows some equal minor usage and/or staining. The cross has great detail and was never polished: it has lost, however, its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross ie. 'Spange' has truly very nice detail and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool as is more often encountered and comes mounted on its (of course still functional) pin-/catch set-up. Hard to find a more attractive IC 2nd class as was period-mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\') being a nicely preserved example (as was - I deem - produced by the maker ie. \'Hersteller\' named: \'Berg & Nolte\') and that comes mounted as a so-called: \'Einzelspange\' This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally used- and/or worn - example of an Iron Cross 2nd class (or: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse') being - I deem - an example that was produced by the maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Berg & Nolte' and that comes period-mounted as a so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: detachable, single-pieced medal-bar) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit surely issued- and I deem only minimally worn-), condition. The cross was most certainly issued and/or worn as such and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It has a beautiful age-patina and black-coloured- and somewhat matted-like 'core' (which shows no real paint-damage whatsoever and which retains a nicely ie. almost fully preserved, matted black-coloured 'core' as can be seen on the pictures). I could not check if this is a maker-marked specimen but I deem it an evident specimen that was produced by the desirable maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Berg & Nolte' (ie. 'B&N') as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid (ie. 'Hersteller 40'). The cross just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the (bright-red-coloured) ribbon shows some equal minor usage and/or staining. The cross has great detail and was never polished: it also retains some of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross ie. 'Spange' has truly very nice detail and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of darker-blue-coloured wool as is more often encountered and comes mounted on its (still functional and unusually vertically-mounted) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Hard to find a more attractive IC 2nd class as was period-mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\') being a nicely preserved example (as was - I deem - produced by the maker ie. \'Hersteller\' named: \'Klein & Quenzer\') and that comes mounted as a so-called: \'Einzelspange\' This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally used- and/or worn - example of an Iron Cross 2nd class (or: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse') being - I deem - an example that was produced by the maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Klein & Quenzer' and that comes period-mounted as a so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: non-detachable, single-pieced medal-bar) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit surely issued- and I deem only minimally worn-), condition. The cross was most certainly issued and/or worn as such and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It has a beautiful age-patina and black-coloured- and somewhat matted-like 'core' (which shows no real paint-damage whatsoever and which retains a nicely ie. almost fully preserved, matted black-coloured 'core' as can be seen on the pictures). I could not check if this is a maker-marked specimen but I deem it an evident specimen that was produced by the desirable maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Klein & Quenzer' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid (ie. 'Hersteller 65'). The cross just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the (bright-red-coloured) ribbon shows some equal minor usage and/or staining. The cross has great detail and was never polished: it also retains some of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross ie. 'Spange' has truly very nice detail and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool as is more often encountered and comes mounted on its (still functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Hard to find a more attractive IC 2nd class by the 'K&Q'-company as was period-mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\') being a nicely preserved example (as was - I deem - produced by the maker ie. \'Hersteller\' named: \'Klein & Quenzer\') and that comes mounted as a so-called: \'Einzelspange\' This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally used- and/or worn - example of an Iron Cross 2nd class (or: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse') being - I deem - an example that was produced by the maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Klein & Quenzer' and that comes period-mounted as a so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: non-detachable, single-pieced medal-bar) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit surely issued- and I deem only minimally worn-), condition. The cross was most certainly issued and/or worn as such and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It has a beautiful age-patina and black-coloured- and somewhat matted-like 'core' (which shows no real paint-damage whatsoever and which retains a nicely ie. fully preserved, matted black-coloured 'core' as can be seen on the pictures). I deem it an evident specimen that was produced by the desirable maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Klein & Quenzer' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid (ie. 'Hersteller 65'). The cross just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the (bright-red-coloured) ribbon shows some equal minor usage and/or staining. The cross has great detail and was never polished: it also retains some of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross ie. 'Spange' has truly very nice detail and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of bright-blue-coloured wool as is more often encountered and comes mounted on its (still functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Hard to find a more attractive IC 2nd class by the 'K&Q'-company as was period-mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the \'Gustav Brehmer\'-company The truly very attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '13' stamped into its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive (albeit minimally tarnished-) age-patina: it truly retains most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is just a tiny bit dirty and dusty but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the maker: 'Gustav Brehmer' based in the town of Marneukirchen i. Sachsen - has very nice and/or pronounced details as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes with its accompanying, original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO hardly worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which as mentioned above is void of any makers-signification - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or most certainly attractive age-patina: it still retains a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some moderate, tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'- ie. satin-like-) core: no real damage is visible on the black core: just some minimal paintloss is visible in the swastika-area: Moreover, is the piece minimally dirty- ie. dusty. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. Simply a very attractive albeit non-maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes with its accompanying, original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO hardly or even never worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which as mentioned above is void of any makers-signification - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or most certainly attractive age-patina: it still retains a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some moderate, tarnished- ie. 'frosted' age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'- ie. satin-like-) core: no real damage is visible on the black core: just some minimal paintloss is visible in the swastika-area: Moreover, is the piece minimally dirty- ie. dusty. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. Simply a very attractive albeit non-maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes with its accompanying, original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which as mentioned above is void of any makers-signification - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or most certainly attractive age-patina: it still retains a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some moderate, tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'- ie. satin-like-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. Simply a very attractive albeit non-maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes with its accompanying, original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO hardly worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which as mentioned above is void of any makers-signification - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or most certainly attractive age-patina: it still retains a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some moderate, tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'- ie. satin-like-) core: no real damage is visible on the black core: just some minimal paintloss is visible in the swastika-area: Moreover, is the piece minimally dirty- ie. dusty. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. Simply a very attractive albeit non-maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes with its accompanying, original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which as mentioned above is void of any makers-signification - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or most certainly attractive age-patina: it still retains most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some moderate, tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'- ie. satin-like-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. Simply a very attractive albeit non-maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes with its accompanying, original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which as mentioned above is void of any makers-signification - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or most certainly attractive age-patina: it still retains most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some moderate, tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'- ie. satin-like-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. Simply a very attractive albeit non-maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes with its accompanying, original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which as mentioned above is void of any makers-signification - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or most certainly attractive age-patina: it still retains most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some moderate, tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'- ie. satin-like-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. Simply a very attractive albeit non-maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked example that comes with its original (shortened and bright-orange-coloured) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the: \'Wachtler & Lange\'-company The attractive piece - which was I deem just minimally worn - came together with its pre-folded and/or somewhat confectioned and shortened (and approx. 15 cms. long-sized- and minimally stained) bright-orange-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present makers'-signification '100' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or very attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost most its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally 'darkened' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like') core: it is truly void of any (paint)damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which has all the specifications of a by the 'Wachtler & Lange' produced IC - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. This example was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive, neatly maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' by the 'Wachtler & Lange'-company: I deem that I did price this with certainty desirable piece accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a maker- (ie. \'113\'-) marked example that comes together with its non-confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Hermann Aurich\' The attractive piece - which was presumably issued but that was simply never worn- nor mounted - came together with its nicely pre-folded- and/or non-shortened ie. unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation: '113' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very attractive and only minimally tarnished age-patina: it retains, however, a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally 'tarnished' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. clearly 'satin'-like ie 'matted'-style-) core: it is totally void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Hermann Aurich' as was based in the town of Dresden and has truly nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a maker- (ie. \'120\'-) marked example that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the (not that often seen!): \'Franz Petzl\'-company The attractive piece - which was presumably issued but that was - I deem - never worn nor mounted - came together with its pre-folded- and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and came in a wonderful- (and/or fully untouched- ie. minimally tarnished!-), condition. The cross - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation: '120' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has lost (most of) its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally darkened- ie. tarnished finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style'-) core: it is totally void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the desirable (and truly not that often encountered!) Austrian maker named: 'Franz Petzl' as was based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) and has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive 'EK II. Klasse' by the desirable 'Hersteller' named: 'Franz Petzl' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a maker- (ie. \'123\'-) marked example that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the (not that often seen!): \'Beck, Hassinger & Co.\'-company The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn nor even mounted - came together with its pre-folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows the makers'-designation: '123' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has lost, however, most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally darkened- (ie. tarnished) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'-) core: it is truly void of any damage but does show some minimal staining (ie. dust). The piece was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen as was produced by the (actually unusually seen!) maker: 'Beck, Hassinger & Co.' as based in the town of Strasbourg and has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and clearly maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse': I deem that I have priced this with certainty desirable piece accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked example that comes together with its non-confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Gustav Brehmer\' The attractive piece - which was presumably issued but that was hardly worn - came together with its pre-folded- and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation: '13' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very attractive and only minimally tarnished age-patina: it shows, however, a fair bit of its off-factory-applied so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally 'tarnished' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a truly very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. clearly 'satin'-like ie 'matted'-style) core: it is void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Gustav Brehmer' as was based in the town of Marktneukirchen and has truly nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and clearly maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a maker- (ie. \'27\'-) marked example that comes together with its period ribbon as was produced by the (Austrian) maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Anton Schenkl’s Nachfolger\' The attractive piece - which was most certainly issued and moderately worn - came together with its nicely pre-folded-, somewhat shortened ie. confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation: '27' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive and minimally tarnished age-patina: it has lost, however, its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally 'tarnished' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. clearly 'satin'-like ie. somewhat 'matted'-style-) core: it is truly void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the Austrian maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Anton Schenkl’s Nachfolger' as was based in the town of Wien XVI (ie. Vienna) and has truly nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a maker- (ie. \'55\'-) marked example that comes together with its non-confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'J.E. Hammer & Söhne\' The attractive piece - which was presumably issued but that was simply never worn- nor mounted - came together with its nicely pre-folded- and/or non-shortened ie. unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation: '55' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive and only minimally tarnished age-patina: it has lost, however, its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally 'tarnished' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. clearly 'satin'-like ie. somewhat 'matted'-style-) core: it is truly void of any (real) paint-damage or alike: just the lower leg of the swastika shows a non-disturbing paint-chip (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne' as was based in the town of Geringswalde and has truly nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example that comes together with its confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Klein & Quenzer\' The attractive piece - which was most certainly issued and moderately worn - came together with its nicely pre-folded-, somewhat shortened ie. confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation: '65' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive and minimally tarnished age-patina: it has lost, however, its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally 'tarnished' (ie. somewhat bluish-toned) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. clearly 'satin'-like ie. somewhat 'matted'-style-) core: it is truly void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Klein & Quenzer' as was based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a.d. N. and has truly nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example that comes together with its confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Klein & Quenzer\' The attractive piece - which was most certainly issued and moderately worn - came together with its nicely pre-folded-, somewhat shortened ie. confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation: '65' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive and minimally tarnished age-patina: it has lost, however, its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally 'tarnished' (ie. somewhat bluish-toned) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. clearly 'satin'-like ie. somewhat 'matted'-style-) core: it is truly void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Klein & Quenzer' as was based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a.d. N. and has truly nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example that comes together with its non-confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Klein & Quenzer\' The truly very attractive piece - which was presumably issued but that was simply never worn- nor mounted - came together with its nicely pre-folded- and/or non-shortened ie. unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation: '65' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very attractive and only minimally tarnished age-patina: it retains, however, most (ie. all!) of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally 'tarnished' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. clearly 'satin'-like ie 'matted'-style-) core: it is totally void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Klein & Quenzer' as was based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a.d. N. and has truly nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example that comes together with its non-confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Klein & Quenzer\' The truly very attractive piece - which was presumably issued but that was simply never worn- nor mounted - came together with its nicely pre-folded- and/or non-shortened ie. unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation: '65' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very attractive and only minimally tarnished age-patina: it retains, however, most (ie. all!) of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally 'tarnished' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. clearly 'satin'-like ie 'matted'-style-) core: it is totally void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Klein & Quenzer' as was based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a.d. N. and has truly nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and pouch as was produced by the: \'Klein u. Quenzer\'-company The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never worn nor mounted - comes together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and came stored in its (scarcely seen!) darker-blue-coloured- and/or 'Zellstoff'-based pouch. The cross - which shows a clear makers'-signification '65' stamped in its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a darkened tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the maker: 'Klein u. Quenzer' as based in the town of Oberstein - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The 'Zellstoff'-based pouch comes in a functional condition but does show some minimal (storage)age and/or staining and shows some fading. The pouch shows a clearly printed makers-designation on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The set was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive IC-set: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable set accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a maker- (ie. \'76\'-) marked example that comes together with its non-confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Ernst L. Müller\' The attractive piece - which was presumably issued but that was simply never worn- nor mounted - came together with its nicely pre-folded- and/or non-shortened ie. unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation: '76' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very attractive and fairly tarnished (ie. somewhat steel-blue-coloured) age-patina: it has, however, lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally 'tarnished' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. clearly 'satin'-like ie 'matted'-style-) core: it is totally void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Ernst L. Müller' as was based in the town of Pforzheim and has truly nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a maker- (ie. \'76\'-) marked example that comes together with its non-confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Ernst L. Müller\' The attractive piece - which was presumably issued but that was simply never worn- nor mounted - came together with its nicely pre-folded- and/or non-shortened ie. unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation: '76' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive and only minimally tarnished age-patina: it retains, moreover, a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally 'tarnished' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. clearly 'satin'-like ie. somewhat 'shiny'-style-) core: it is truly void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Ernst L. Müller' as was based in the town of Pforzheim and has truly nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a maker- (ie. \'76\'-) marked example that comes together with its non-confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Ernst L. Müller\' The very attractive piece - which was presumably issued but that was simply hardly worn- nor even mounted - came together with its nicely pre-folded- and/or non-shortened ie. unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which shows a clear makers\'-designation: \'76\' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive and only minimally tarnished age-patina: it retains, moreover, a fair bit of its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally \'tarnished\' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. clearly \'satin\'-like ie. somewhat \'shiny\'-style-) core: it is truly void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker ie. \'Hersteller\' named: \'Ernst L. Müller\' as was based in the town of Pforzheim and has truly nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive, maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a maker- (ie. \'98\'-) marked example that comes together with its period ribbon as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Rudolf Souval\' The attractive piece - which was most certainly issued and moderately worn - came together with its nicely pre-folded-, somewhat shortened ie. confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation: '98' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive and minimally tarnished age-patina: it has lost, however, its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally 'tarnished' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. clearly 'satin'-like ie. somewhat 'matted'-style-) core: it is truly void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the Austrian maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Rudolf Souval' as was based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) and has truly nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a maker- (ie. \'L/11\'-) marked example that comes together with its minimally confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Wilh. Deumer\' The truly attractive piece - which was presumably issued but that was hardly worn - came together with its pre-folded- and/or non-shortened ie. Minimally confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation: 'L/11' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive and only minimally tarnished age-patina: it has, however, some of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally (green-toned) 'tarnished' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. clearly 'satin'-like ie 'matted'-style-) core: it is void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Wilhelm Deumer' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid and has truly nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive, maker- ie. LDO-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a maker- (ie. \'L/11\'-) marked example that comes together with its non-confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Wilh. Deumer\' The attractive piece - which was presumably issued but that was simply never worn- nor mounted - came together with its nicely pre-folded- and/or non-shortened ie. unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation: 'L/11' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive and only minimally tarnished age-patina: it has, however, lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally 'tarnished' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. clearly 'satin'-like ie 'matted'-style-) core: it is void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Wilhelm Deumer' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid and has truly nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive, maker- ie. LDO-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its non-confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') The attractive piece - which was presumably issued but that was simply never worn- nor even mounted - came together with its nicely pre-folded- and/or non-shortened ie. minimally confectioned and minimally stained (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is totally void of a makers'-designation - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive and only somewhat tarnished age-patina: it has, however, lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally 'tarnished' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. clearly 'satin'-like ie 'matted'-style-) core: it is void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which might actually be a piece that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne' as based in Geringswalde (ie. 'Hersteller 55') is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its non-confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') The truly very attractive piece - which was presumably issued but that was simply never worn- nor even mounted - came together with its nicely pre-folded- and/or non-shortened ie. minimally confectioned and minimally stained (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is totally void of a makers'-designation - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive and only somewhat tarnished age-patina: it retains, moreover, a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally 'tarnished' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. clearly 'satin'-like ie 'matted'-style-) core: it is void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original (shortened) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the desirable \'C.E. Juncker\'-company The attractive piece - which was I deem surely issued and once mounted ie. worn - came together with its pre-folded and/or confectioned (and only approx. 10 cms. long-sized-) bright orange-red-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is void of a makers'-signification as more often with these by the 'C.E. Juncker'-company 'quality'-produced crosses - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost most its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally 'darkened' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which has all the specifications of a by the 'C.E. Juncker'-company produced IC - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. This example was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive 'EK II. Klasse' by the 'C.E. Juncker'-company: I deem that I did price this with certainty desirable piece accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original (shortened) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the desirable \'C.E. Juncker\'-company The attractive piece - which was I deem surely issued and once mounted ie. worn - came together with its pre-folded and/or confectioned (and only approx. 10 cms. long-sized-) bright orange-red-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is void of a makers'-signification as more often with these by the 'C.E. Juncker'-company 'quality'-produced crosses - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost most its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally 'darkened' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which has all the specifications of a by the 'C.E. Juncker'-company produced IC - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. This example was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive 'EK II. Klasse' by the 'C.E. Juncker'-company: I deem that I did price this with certainty desirable piece accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and pouch as was produced by the: \'J.C. Hammer u. Söhne\'-company The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never worn nor mounted - comes together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and came stored in its (scarcely seen!) darker-blue-coloured- and/or 'Zellstoff'-based pouch. The cross - which is totally void of a makers'-signification - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it retains a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a somewhat shiny tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the maker: 'J.C. Hammer u. Söhne' based in the town of Geringswalde - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The 'Zellstoff'-based pouch comes in a functional condition but does show some minimal (storage)age and/or staining and shows some fading. The pouch shows a clearly printed makers-designation on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The set was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive IC-set: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable set accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and pouch as was produced by the: \'J.C. Hammer u. Söhne\'-company The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never worn nor mounted - comes together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and came stored in its (scarcely seen!) darker-blue-coloured- and/or 'Zellstoff'-based pouch. The cross - which is totally void of a makers'-signification - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a somewhat darkened tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the maker: 'J.C. Hammer u. Söhne' based in the town of Geringswalde - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The 'Zellstoff'-based pouch comes in a functional condition but does show some minimal (storage)age and/or staining and shows some fading. The pouch shows a clearly printed makers-designation on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The set was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive IC-set: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable set accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and pouch as was produced by the: \'Jakob Bengel\'-company The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never worn nor mounted - comes together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and came stored in its (scarcely seen!) darker-blue-coloured- and/or 'Zellstoff'-based pouch. The cross - which is totally void of a makers'-signification - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a very darkened (almost bluish-like) tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the maker: 'Jakob Bengel' as based in the town of Oberstein - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The 'Zellstoff'-based pouch comes in a functional condition but does show some minimal (storage)age and/or staining and shows some (minimal) fading. The pouch shows a clearly printed makers-designation on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The set was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive IC-set: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable set accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and pouch as was produced by the: \'Katz u. Doehle\'-company The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never worn nor mounted - comes together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and came stored in its (scarcely seen!) darker-blue-coloured- and/or 'Zellstoff'-based pouch. The cross - which is totally void of a makers'-signification - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost most its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a somewhat darkened tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the maker: 'Katz u. Doehle' based in the town of Pforzheim - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The 'Zellstoff'-based pouch comes in a functional condition but does show some minimal (storage)age and/or staining: it shows a clearly printed makers-designation on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The set was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive IC-set: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable set accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and pouch as was produced by the: \'Konrad u. Henlein\'-company The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never worn nor mounted - comes together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and came stored in its (scarcely seen!) darker-blue-coloured- and/or 'Zellstoff'-based pouch. The cross - which is totally void of a makers'-signification - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a somewhat darkened tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'shiny'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the maker: 'Konrad u. Henlein' based in the town of Gablonz a.d. N. - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The 'Zellstoff'-based pouch comes in a functional condition but does show some minimal (storage)age and/or staining and shows some fading. The pouch shows a clearly printed makers-designation on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The set was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive IC-set: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable set accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (IMO) produced by the: \'Wächtler u. Lange\'-company The very attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never worn nor mounted - came together with its pre-folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is void of a makers'-signification - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it truly retains most (ie. all) of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a very bright- (ie. somewhat 'frosted') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is in my opinion an evident specimen as was produced by the maker: 'Wächtler u. Lange' as based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive 'EK II. Klasse': IMO did I price this with certainty desirable piece accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (IMO) produced by the: \'Wächtler u. Lange\'-company The very attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never worn nor mounted - came together with its pre-folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is void of a makers'-signification - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it truly retains most (ie. all) of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a very bright- (ie. somewhat 'frosted') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is in my opinion an evident specimen as was produced by the maker: 'Wächtler u. Lange' as based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive 'EK II. Klasse': IMO did I price this with certainty desirable piece accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (IMO) produced by the: \'Wächtler u. Lange\'-company The very attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never worn nor mounted - came together with its pre-folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is void of a makers'-signification - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it truly retains most (ie. all) of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a very bright- (ie. somewhat 'frosted') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is in my opinion an evident specimen as was produced by the maker: 'Wächtler u. Lange' as based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive 'EK II. Klasse': IMO did I price this with certainty desirable piece accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the desirable \'C.E. Juncker\'-company The attractive piece - which was I deem surely issued albeit never mounted nor worn - came together with its pre-folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is void of a makers'-signification as more often with these by 'C.E. Juncker' 'quality'-produced crosses - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally 'darkened' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which has all the specifications of a by the 'C.E. Juncker'-company produced IC - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. This example was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive 'EK II. Klasse' by the 'C.E. Juncker'-company: I deem that I did price this with certainty desirable piece accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the desirable \'C.E. Juncker\'-company The attractive piece - which was I deem surely issued and once mounted ie. worn - came together with its pre-folded and/or minimally confectioned (and approx. 14 cms. long-sized-) orange-red-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is void of a makers'-signification as more often with these by the 'C.E. Juncker'-company 'quality'-produced crosses - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost most its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally 'darkened' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which has all the specifications of a by the 'C.E. Juncker'-company produced IC - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. This example was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive 'EK II. Klasse' by the 'C.E. Juncker'-company: I deem that I did price this with certainty desirable piece accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes with its period (scarcely seen!) pouch & ribbon as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'AG der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller\' The truly attractive piece - which was presumably issued but that was simply never worn nor even mounted - came together with its nicely pre-folded- and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and came stored in its (scarcely seen!) typical, smaller-sized pouch as recently found. The cross - which is void of a makers'-designation - was with certainty never cleaned and has a superb and/or attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost some its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a somewhat 'tarnished' finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. clearly satin-like- ie. 'matted-style'-) core: it is totally void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is - I deem - an evident specimen that was produced by the maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller' (ie. 'Hersteller 24') as was based in the town of Hanau am Main - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive - and complete! - non-maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'113\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the company: \'Hermann Aurich\' The very attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly visible ie. present makers-signification: '113' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive (and somewhat tarnished-) age-patina: it retains most (ie. all!) of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some minimal tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'shiny'-) core: no damage is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present - see pictures. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'123\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the company: \'Beck, Hassinger & Co.\' The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its folded and/or confectioned (and approx. 18 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '123' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive (albeit tarnished-) age-patina: it has lost all of its (presumably once present) so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows as stated above a tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is furthermore somewhat dirty and dusty but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the (unusually seen!) maker: 'Beck, Hassinger & Co.' based in the town of Strassbourg - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked example that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes packed in its carton-based pouch by the: \'G. Brehmer\'-company The truly attractive piece - which was IMO issued but never worn! - comes together with its non-confectioned- and/or nicely folded- (and/or: approx. 29 cms. long-sized- ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross shows a clear makers'-signification '13' stamped in its ring was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive (minimally tarnished-) age-patina: it retains a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'- ie. satin-like-) core as to be expected: no damage is visible on the black-coloured core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail. The (darker-) blue-coloured-, carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based pouch (which shows a regular size of approximately: 13 x 11 cms. and that shows a written name of the recepient on its front) comes also in a fully functional- and/or complete condition and does show the clear makers'-signification on its back that reads: 'Gustav Brehmer - Marneukirchen i. Ga.' (see pictures). The set was with certainty always together and was recently found as such at a private household in Germany as stored for decades. Simply a very attractive and 'fully matching' IC-set: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the: \'Gustav Brehmer\'-company The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but IMO never worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly visible makers-signification: '13' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it also retains most of its 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some minimal, tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: no real damage is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'15\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the Austrian-based company: \'Friedrich Orth\' The very attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly visible ie. present makers-signification: '15' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive (and somewhat tarnished-) age-patina: it retains most (ie. all!) of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some minimal tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'shiny'-) core: no damage is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present - see pictures. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable Austrian (ie. Vienna-) based maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'15\'-) marked example that comes with its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the (Austrian-based) company: \'Friedrich Orth\' The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued and worn - comes together with its pre-folded-, non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '15' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive (albeit somewhat tarnished-) age-patina: it has lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows as stated above a somewhat tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike). The piece is furthermore somewhat dirty and dusty but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the (unusally seen!) Austrian-based maker: 'Friedrich Orth' based in the town of Wien (Vienna) - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply an attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'23\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the company: \'AG für Heeresbedarf in der Graveur- u. Ziselierung\' The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '23' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive (and minimally tarnished-) age-patina: it retains a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some minimal tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present - see pictures. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the (unusually seen!) maker: 'Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Heeresbedarf in der Graveur- u. Ziselierung' based in Berlin - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'23\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the company: \'AG für Heeresbedarf in der Graveur- u. Ziselierung\' The truly attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO hardly worn - comes together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '23' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive (albeit tarnished-) age-patina: it has regrettably lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is just a tiny bit dirty and dusty but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the maker: 'AG für Heeresbedarf in der Graveur- u. Ziselierung' based in the town of Berlin - has very nice and/or pronounced details as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'23\'-) marked example that comes with its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the company: \'AG für Heeresbedarf in der Graveur- u. Ziselierung\' The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its pre-folded- and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '23' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive (albeit minimally tarnished-) age-patina: it retains some of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows as stated above a minimally tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is furthermore somewhat dirty and dusty but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the (unusally seen!) maker: 'Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Heeresbedarf in der Graveur- u. Ziselierung' based in the town of Berlin - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'27\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the (Austrian-based) company: \'Anton Schenkl\'s Nachfolger\' The truly attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO hardly worn - comes together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '27' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive (albeit minimally tarnished-) age-patina: it retains, however, still a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is just a tiny bit dirty and dusty but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the Austrian-based maker: 'Anton Schenkl's Nachfolger' based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) - has very nice and/or pronounced details as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'27\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the Austrian-based company: \'Anton Schenkl\'s Nachfolger\' The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its used- and confectioned (and approx. 21 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly visible makers-signification: '27' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive (and somewhat tarnished-) age-patina: it has regrettably lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some moderate, black-coloured- ie. tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: no real damage is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present - see pictures. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable Austrian (ie. Vienna-) based maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'27\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the Austrian-based company: \'Anton Schenkl\'s Nachfolger\' The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly visible makers-signification: '27' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive (and somewhat tarnished-) age-patina: it has regrettably lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some moderate, black-coloured- ie. tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: no real damage is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present - see pictures. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable Austrian (ie. Vienna-) based maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'27\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the company: \'Anton Schenkl\'s Nachfolger\' The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its folded and/or minimally confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '27' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive (albeit tarnished-) age-patina: it has lost all of its (presumably once present) so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows as stated above a tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is furthermore somewhat dirty and dusty but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the (not that often seen!) Austrian maker: 'Anton Schenkl's Nachfolger' based in the town of Wien (Vienna) - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'27\'-) marked example that comes with its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the company: \'Anton Schenkl\'s Nachfolger\' The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued and worn - comes together with its pre-folded- and/or minimally confectioned (and approx. 17 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '27' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive (albeit tarnished-) age-patina: it has lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows as stated above a tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike but does show some wear in the swastika-area). The piece is furthermore somewhat dirty and dusty but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the (unusally seen!) Austrian maker: 'Anton Schenkl's Nachfolger' based in the town of Wien (Vienna) - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply an attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the company: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\' The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its pre-folded- and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '4' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive (albeit minimally tarnished-) age-patina: it retains some of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows as stated above a minimally tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is furthermore somewhat dirty and dusty but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the maker: 'Steinhauer u. Lück' based in the town of Lüdenscheid - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'55\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Band- abschnitt\') and that is still packed in its period-, carton-based pouch by the: \'J.C. Hammer u. Söhne The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but IMO hardly or even never worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly visible makers-signification: '55' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive (somewhat tarnished-) age-patina: it has lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) and shows as stated a somewhat tarnished (ie. dirty-) age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: no real damage is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The (darker-) blue-coloured-, carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based pouch (which shows a regular size of approximately: 13 x 11 cms.) is in a minimally used, albeit fully functional- and/or complete condition and does show the clear makers'-signification that reads: 'J.C. Hammer u. Söhne - Geringswalde' (see pictures). The set was with certainty always together and was recently found as such at a private household in Germany. The pouch shows one (partly repaired) tear (but nothing shocking). Simply an attractive and complete- and/or neatly maker-marked IC-set: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'55\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that is still packed in its period-, carton-based pouch by the: \'J.C. Hammer u. Söhne\' The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but IMO hardly worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly visible makers-signification: '55' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive (somewhat tarnished-) age-patina: it has lost all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) and shows as stated a somewhat tarnished (ie. dirty-) age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: no real damage is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The (darker-) blue-coloured-, carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based pouch (which shows a regular size of approximately: 13 x 11 cms.) is in a minimally used, albeit fully functional- and/or complete condition and does show the clear makers'-signification that reads: 'J.C. Hammer u. Söhne - Geringswalde' and shows a personalised note (a name) on its front (see pictures). The set was with certainty always together and was recently found as such at a private household in Germany. Simply a very attractive and complete- and/or neatly maker-marked IC-set: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'6.\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the company: \'Fritz Zimmermann\' The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its folded and/or confectioned (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '6.' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive (albeit tarnished-) age-patina: it has lost all of its (presumably once present) so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows as stated above a tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is furthermore somewhat dirty and dusty but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the (unusually seen!) maker: 'Fritz Zimmermann' based in the town of Stuttgart - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'6.\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the company: \'Fritz Zimmermann\' The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its folded and/or confectioned (and approx. 14 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '6.' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive (albeit tarnished-) age-patina: it has lost all of its (presumably once present) so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows as stated above a tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is furthermore somewhat dirty and dusty but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the (unusually seen!) maker: 'Fritz Zimmermann' based in the town of Stuttgart - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the company: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' The very attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '65' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive (and somewhat tarnished-) age-patina: it retains most (ie. all!) of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some minimal tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'shiny'-) core: no damage is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present - see pictures. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'66\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the company: \'Friedrich Keller\' The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its used- and/or minimally confectioned (and approx. 21 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly visible makers-signification: '66' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive (and somewhat tarnished-) age-patina: it has regrettably lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some moderate, black-coloured- ie. tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: no real damage is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present - see pictures. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC as was produced by the: 'Friedrich Keller'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'7\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the company: \'Paul Meybauer\' The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '7' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive (albeit tarnished-) age-patina: it has lost all of its (presumably once present) so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows as stated above a tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is furthermore somewhat dirty and dusty but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the (unusually seen!) maker: 'Paul Meybauer' based in the town of Berlin - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'98\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the company: \'Rudolf Souval\' The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '98' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive (albeit tarnished-) age-patina: it has lost all of its (presumably once present) so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows as stated above a tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: just some truly minimal damage is visible on the black core (ie. swastika-area). The piece is furthermore somewhat dirty and dusty but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the Austrian maker: 'Rudolf Souval' based in the town of Wien (Vienna) - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker- (ie. \'98\'-) marked example that comes with its ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that is still packed in its period-, carton-based pouch by the: \'R. Souval\'-company The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but IMO hardly or even never worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly visible makers-signification: '98' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive (somewhat tarnished-) age-patina: it has lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) and shows as stated a somewhat tarnished (ie. dirty-, somewhat bluish-like-) age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: no real damage is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The (darker-) blue-coloured-, carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based pouch (which shows a regular size of approximately: 13 x 11 cms.) is in a minimally used, albeit fully functional- and/or complete condition and does show the clear makers'-signification that reads: 'Rudolf Souval - Wien 62/VII' (see pictures). The set was with certainty always together and was recently found as such at a private household in Germany. The pouch is a tiny bit wrinkled but void of any damage. Simply an attractive and complete- and/or neatly maker-marked IC-set: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'113\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the \'Hermann Aurich\'-company The truly attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never worn - comes together with its pre-folded- and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '113' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a superb and/or attractive (and only minimally tarnished-) age-patina: it retains a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Hermann Aurich' based in the town of Dresden - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty attractive and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the \'Gustav Brehmer\'-company The truly very attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never worn - comes together with its pre-folded- and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '13' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a superb and/or attractive (and non-tarnished-) age-patina: it truly retains all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'- ie. satin-like-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Gustav Brehmer' based in the town of Marneukirchen - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty superb and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'44\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the: \'Jakob Bengel\'-company The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued and/or worn - comes together with its folded- and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '44' stamped in its ring - was IMO never cleaned and has a great and/or attractive (albeit tarnished-) age-patina: it has, moreover, lost all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core (which is void of any damage). The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the not that often-encountered maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Jakob Bengel'-based in the town of Oberstein a/d Nahe - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty attractive and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'55\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the \'J.E. Hammer & Söhne\'-company The truly attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued and/or worn - comes together with its pre-folded- and/or confectioned (and approx. 15 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '55' stamped in its ring - was IMO never cleaned and has a great and/or attractive (and only minimally tarnished-) age-patina: it has, however, lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it shows some minimal paint-loss (in the swastika-area) although nothing shocking. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne' based in the town of Geringswalde - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty attractive and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the \'Klein u. Quenzer\'-company The truly attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never or hardly worn - comes together with its pre-folded- and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '65' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive (and only minimally tarnished-) age-patina: it retains a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Klein u. Quenzer' based in the town of Oberstein - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty attractive and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'7\'-) marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the \'Paul Meybauer\'-company The truly attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never worn - comes together with its pre-folded- and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '7' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a superb and/or attractive (and only minimally tarnished-) age-patina: it retains a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Paul Meybauer' based in the town of Berlin - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty attractive and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a nicely preserved (albeit non-maker-marked-) example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or found The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never nor hardly worn - comes together with its pre-folded- and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is void of any makers-designation - is with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive (albeit tarnished- ie. darkened-) age-patina: it has, however, lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and/or non-maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Band- abschnitt\') and that comes packed in its carton-based pouch by the: \'Richard Simm u. Söhne\'-company The attractive piece - which was IMO issued but never worn! - comes together with its non-confectioned- and/or nicely folded- (and/or: approx. 29 cms. long-sized- ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross is as stated above void of any makers'-signification and was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive (minimally tarnished-) age-patina: it retains a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'- ie. satin-like-) core as to be expected: no damage is visible on the black-coloured core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail. The (darker-) blue-coloured-, carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based pouch (which shows a regular size of approximately: 13 x 11 cms.) comes also in a fully functional- and/or complete (albeit once folded) condition and does show the clear makers'-signification on its back that reads: 'Richard Simm u. Söhne - Gablonz / Nahe' (see pictures). The set was with certainty always together and was recently found as such at a private household in Germany as stored for decades: it does show a pencilled name (regrettably undecypherable) of the recipient on its front (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and 'matching' IC-set: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Band- abschnitt\') and that comes packed in its carton-based pouch by the: \'Walter & Henlein\'-company The attractive piece - which was IMO issued but never worn! - comes together with its non-confectioned- and/or nicely folded- (and/or: approx. 29 cms. long-sized- ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross is as stated above void of any makers'-signification and was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive (minimally tarnished-) age-patina: it retains a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'- ie. satin-like-) core as to be expected: no damage is visible on the black-coloured core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail. The (darker-) blue-coloured-, carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based pouch (which shows a regular size of approximately: 13 x 11 cms.) comes also in a fully functional- and/or complete condition and does show the clear makers'-signification on its back that reads: 'Walter & Henlein - Gablonz a N.' (see pictures). The set was with certainty always together and was recently found as such at a private household in Germany as stored for decades. Simply a very attractive and 'matching' IC-set: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never or hardly worn - comes together with its pre-folded- and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that shows some minimal staining. The cross - which is as stated above void of a makers-signification - is with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive (and minimally tarnished-) age-patina: it has, moreover, regrettably lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross has nevertheless a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. Simply an attractive and non-maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty attractive and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is void of any makers-signification - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive (and minimally tarnished-) age-patina: it retains a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some minimal tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'shiny'-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present - see pictures. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and/or non-maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is void of any makers-signification - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive (and minimally tarnished-) age-patina: it retains most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some minimal tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'- ie. satin-like-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present - see pictures. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and/or non-maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is void of any makers-signification - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive (and minimally tarnished-) age-patina: it retains most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some minimal tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'- ie. satin-like-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present - see pictures. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and/or non-maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or stored for decades The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is void of any makers'-signification - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive (and minimally tarnished-) age-patina: it has lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some minimal tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a truly fully preserved, black-finished- (ie. fairly 'shiny'-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present - see pictures. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and/or non-maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or stored for decades The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never ie. hardly worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is void of any makers'-signification - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive (and minimally tarnished-) age-patina: it retains a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows some minimal tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a truly fully preserved, black-finished- (ie. fairly 'shiny'-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present - see pictures. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and/or non-maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes with its ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that is still packed in its period-, carton-based pouch by the: \'Eugen Schmidthäussler\'-company The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but IMO hardly or even never worn - comes together with its minty- and/or unconfectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is void of any makers-signification - is with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive (somewhat tarnished-) age-patina: it has lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) and shows as stated a somewhat tarnished (ie. dirty-, somewhat bluish-like-) age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a fully preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: no real damage is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The (darker-) blue-coloured-, carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based pouch (which shows a regular size of approximately: 13 x 11 cms.) comes in a minimally used, albeit fully functional- and/or complete condition and does show the clear makers'-signification that reads: 'Eugen Schmidthäussler - Pforzheim' (see pictures). The set was with certainty always together and was recently found as such at a private household in Germany. The pouch is a tiny bit wrinkled but void of any damage. Simply an attractive and complete- albeit non-maker-marked IC-set: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a very nicely preserved albeit non-maker-marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or found The truly attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never worn - comes together with its pre-folded- and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is void of any makers-designation - is with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive (albeit tarnished-) age-patina: it has, however, lost all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and/or non-maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this attractive specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a very nicely preserved albeit non-maker-marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or found The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never worn - comes together with its pre-folded- and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is void of any makers-designation - is with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive (albeit minimally tarnished- ie. bluish- ie.red-coloured-) age-patina: it retains some of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and/or non-maker-marked IC: IMO did I price this desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, Iron Cross 2nd class, being a maker- (ie. \'25\'-) marked example that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and pouch as was produced by the: \'AG der Graveur-, Gold- und Silberschmiede-Innungen\' The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was IMO never worn - comes together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and came stored in its (scarcely seen!) darker-blue-coloured- and/or 'Zellstoff'-based pouch. The cross - which shows a clearly present ie. visible makers-signification: '25' stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a somewhat darkened tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'-) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the maker: 'Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Graveur-, Gold- und Silberschmiede-Innungen' based in the town of Hanau a. Main - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The 'Zellstoff'-based pouch comes in a functional condition but does show some minimal (storage)age and/or staining (it also misses its top-flap): it shows a clearly printed makers-designation on its back. The set was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive and/or neatly maker-marked IC-set: IMO did I price this with certainty desirable set accordingly!

Attractive, larger-sized, multi-coloured and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') visor-cap badge (or: \'Mützenabzeichen für Schirmmütze\') This is a larger-sized (ie. 3 x 2,5 cms. sized-), multi-coloured and/or enamelled DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') visor-cap badge (or: 'Mützenabzeichen für Schirmmütze') that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO used and/or once cap-removed-), condition. The piece is void of any makers-mark ie. logo and comes with both its (functional albeit folded-together- prongs in place. The piece has stunning (and totally undamaged!) enamel and was IMO never cleaned nor polished and is somewhat stained ie. tarnished. Simply a nice and desirable 'DRK'-item: great to complete any 'DRK-Schirmmütze'!

Attractive, larger-sized, multi-coloured- and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') visor-cap badge (or: \'Mützenabzeichen für Schirmmütze\') This is a larger-sized (ie. 3 x 2,5 cms. sized-), multi-coloured and/or enamelled DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') visor-cap badge (or: 'Mützenabzeichen für Schirmmütze') that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO used and/or once cap-removed-), condition. The piece is nicely maker- (ie. 'E.L.M.'-) marked and also shows a: 'Ges.Gesch. '-patent-pending mark (something that is not always the case!) and comes with both its (functional albeit once folded-) prongs in place. The piece has stunning (and totally undamaged!) enamel and was IMO never cleaned nor polished and is somewhat stained ie. tarnished. Simply a nice and desirable 'DRK'-item: great to complete any 'DRK-Schirmmütze'!

Attractive, larger-sized, multi-coloured- and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') visor-cap badge of the rarely seen first-pattern (or: \'Mützenabzeichen für Schirmmütze\') This is a larger-sized (ie. 3 x 1,9 cms. sized-), multi-coloured and/or enamelled (first pattern!) DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') visor-cap badge (or: 'Mützenabzeichen für Schirmmütze') that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or once cap-removed-), condition. The piece is not maker-marked but does show a clearly present: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking on its back and comes with both its (functional albeit once folded-) prongs in place. The piece has stunning (and totally undamaged!) enamel and was never cleaned nor polished and is somewhat stained ie. tarnished. Simply a nice and desirable early-pattern 'DRK'-item: great to complete any 'DRK-Schirmmütze'!

Attractive, larger-sized- and greyish-silver-toned so-called: award-plaque (or: \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') showing a \'Reichsadler\'- and swastika-sign and illustration of a mother and child coupled with the text: \'Reichsparteitag 1939\' This is an attractive greyish-silver-toned, so-called: award-plaque (or: 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') that shows a 'Reichsadler'- and/or swastika-sign and illustration of a mother and child coupled with the text: 'Reichsparteitag 1939' (and on its back the text: 'N.S. Kampfspiele 1939 - Zweiter Platz') and that comes as stored for decades. The neat - larger-sized and/or regular-weight-piece - has an approximate diameter of 9,5 cms. and has pronounced detail as to be expected. It shows on its front a detailed illustration of a: 'Reichsadler'- and/or swastika-sign and illustration of a mother and child coupled with the text: 'Reichsparteitag 1939' and was as such intended for usage at the never held(!) 'Reichsparteitag 1939'. The piece - which resembles the equally-produced but also never issued 'tinnie' - was never cleaned nor polished and has lost (most of) its silver-toned finish: this has faded-away ie. 'migriert' over the years as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is void of a makers'-designation - shows some minimal age ie. dust but was never cleaned nor polished. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and most certainly scarcely found! - table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that was produced for the (due to the outbreak of WWII) never held 'Reichsparteitag 1939' and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, larger-sized-, multi-coloured- and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') visor-cap badge (or: \'Mützenabzeichen für Schirmmütze\') This is a larger-sized (ie. 3 x 1,9 cms. sized-), multi-coloured and/or enamelled (early pattern!) DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') visor-cap badge (or: 'Mützenabzeichen für Schirmmütze') that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO used and/or once cap-removed-), condition. The piece is not maker-marked but does show a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-mark on its back and comes with both its (functional albeit once folded-) prongs in place. The piece has stunning (and totally undamaged!) enamel and was IMO never cleaned nor polished and is somewhat stained ie. tarnished. Simply a nice and desirable early-pattern 'DRK'-item: great to complete any 'DRK-Schirmmütze'!

Attractive, larger-sized-, portrait-picture, showing an (unidentified) WH (Heeres) officer (ie. \'Leutnant\'), wearing his officers\'-tunic and/or \'Schirmmütze\' (as was made in a photo-shop in La Baule (near St. Nazaire) This is an attractive, larger-sized- (ie. 23,5 x 18 cms. sized-) portrait-picture, showing an (unidentified) WH (Heeres) officer (ie. 'Leutnant'), wearing his officers'-tunic and/or 'Schirmmütze', being a privately-purchased example that was made in a French photo-shop in the town of La Baule (near St. Nazaire), in overall very nice condition. The (as stated regrettably unidentified) WH (Heeres) officer (IMO being a: 'Leutnant der Pionier-Truppen') is wearing his 'high-quality', field-grey-coloured officers'-type tunic and/or WWI-decorations (ie. 2-pieced 'Feld-/Bandspange'). The portrait shows also other nice details such as the neat and most certainly also 'high-quality', officers’-type visor-cap (or 'Schirmmütze'). The portrait - which is void of any writing - shows an impressed photographers-mark (that reads: 'Studio Labiere') - and is very sharp and/or detailed: it came still stored in its (period!) protective-pouch that also shows the same imprinted photographers-mark (see pictures). Simply a very nice WH-officers' period portrait that was made by a professional photgrapher in the French town of La Baule (being a small town that formed a part of the protective stretch of coast leading to the nearby harbour-city of Saint-Nazaire!).

Attractive, later- (ie. mid-) war-period WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\' side-cap- (ie. \'Schiffchen\') eagle and dito cocarde (both pieces as executed on a black- (ie. greyish-) coloured background) The truly attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - \'Panzer\'-cap-inisignia-set on offer here can easily be graded \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\'. Both insignia-pieces are executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-patterm and were simply never trimmed- nor pre-folded: both came \'as straightly cut-of the role\' and do just show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. Both pieces - which are (I deem) of a somewhat later- (ie. mid-) war-period - can naturally easily serve to restore any black-coloured- and/or: woolen-based \'Panzer\'-side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen\') or even M43-cap. Simply an attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - replacement \'Panzer-Schiffchen Effektensatz\' which is nowadays hard to encounter when needed!

Attractive, later- (ie. mid-) war-period WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\' side-cap- (ie. \'Schiffchen\') eagle and dito cocarde (both pieces as executed on a black- (ie. greyish-) coloured background) The truly attractive - fully matching and actually not that easily found! - \'Panzer\'-cap-inisignia-set on offer here can easily be graded \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\': it is just a tiny bit wrinkled caused by decades of storage and handling. Both insignia-pieces are executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-patterm and were simply never trimmed- nor pre-folded: both came \'as straightly cut-of the role\' and do just show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. Both pieces - which are (I deem) of a somewhat later- (ie. mid-) war-period - can naturally easily serve to restore any black-coloured- and/or: woolen-based \'Panzer\'-side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen\') or even M43-cap. Simply an attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - replacement \'Panzer-Schiffchen Effektensatz\' which is nowadays hard to encounter when needed!

Attractive, later- (ie. mid-war-) period, WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\'-type cap-eagle (ie. \'Mützenadler für Panzertruppen\') as executed in typical bluish-grey-coloured linnen on a black-coloured background This an attractive - and nowadays not that easily found! - example of the later- (ie. mid-war-) period, 'BeVo'-woven-pattern, WH (Heeres) 'Panzer'-type cap-eagle (ie. 'Mützenadler für Panzertruppen') as executed in typical bluish-grey-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based) background as was specifically intended for usage on the black-coloured Panzer-side-caps (ie. ('Schiffchen') or even PZ-berets ie. M43-field-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint-/unissued'- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. The piece has naturally never been trimmed- nor pre-folded and shows some slight staining (and minimally fraying) simply caused by decades of storage only: the eagle itself is, however, not damaged (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle comes as 'straightly cut-of the role' and can naturally easily serve to restore any piece of Panzer-headgear. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat replacement PZ-cap-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive, later- (ie. mid-war-) period, WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\'-type cap-eagle (ie. \'Mützenadler für Panzertruppen\') as executed in typical bluish-grey-coloured linnen on a black-coloured background This an attractive - and nowadays not that easily found! - example of the later- (ie. mid-war-) period, 'BeVo'-woven-pattern, WH (Heeres) 'Panzer'-type cap-eagle (ie. 'Mützenadler für Panzertruppen') as executed in typical bluish-grey-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based) background as was specifically intended for usage on the black-coloured Panzer-side-caps (ie. ('Schiffchen') or even PZ-berets ie. M43-field-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint-/unissued'- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. The piece has naturally never been trimmed- nor pre-folded and shows some slight staining (and minimally fraying) simply caused by decades of storage only: the eagle itself is, however, not damaged (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle comes as 'straightly cut-of the role' and can naturally easily serve to restore any piece of Panzer-headgear. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat replacement PZ-cap-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive, later- (ie. mid-war-) period, WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\'-type cap-eagle (ie. \'Mützenadler für Panzertruppen\') as executed in typical bluish-grey-coloured linnen on a black-coloured background This an attractive - and nowadays not that easily found! - example of the later- (ie. mid-war-) period, \'BeVo\'-woven-pattern, WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\'-type cap-eagle (ie. \'Mützenadler für Panzertruppen\') as executed in typical bluish-grey-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based) background as was specifically intended for usage on the black-coloured Panzer-side-caps (ie. (\'Schiffchen\') or even PZ-berets ie. M43-field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint-/unissued\'- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. The piece has naturally never been trimmed- nor pre-folded and shows some slight staining (and minimally fraying) simply caused by decades of storage only: the eagle itself is, however, not damaged (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' and can naturally easily serve to restore any piece of Panzer-headgear. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat replacement PZ-cap-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive, later- (ie. mid-war-) period, WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\'-type cap-eagle (ie. \'Mützenadler für Panzertruppen\'), as executed in bluish-grey-coloured linnen on a black-coloured background This an attractive - and nowadays not that easily found! - example of the later- (ie. mid-war-) period, 'BeVo'-woven-pattern, WH (Heeres) 'Panzer'-type cap-eagle (ie. 'Mützenadler für Panzertruppen') as executed in bluish-grey-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based) background as was specifically intended for usage on the black-coloured Panzer-side-caps (ie. ('Schiffchen') or even PZ-berets ie. M43-field-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint-/unissued'-), condition. The piece has naturally never been trimmed- nor pre-folded and shows some slight staining, simply caused by decades of storage only: moreover, does it show some minimal glue-remains on its back simply caused by having been glued into an album or scrapbook omce. The eagle comes as 'straightly cut-of the role' and can naturally easily serve to restore any piece of Panzer-headgear. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat replacement PZ-cap-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive, later-war period- and/or: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based- example of a non-maker-marked WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge, as was produced by the: \'Steinhauer & Lück\'-company This is an attractive, - I deem - later-war period- and/or: zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based- example of a non-maker-marked so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flakkampfabzeichen' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge, as was produced by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (and or only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. This example shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall and was clearly worn as such. It has a nice age-patina and has a typical silverish-grey-coloured (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but that has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a non-maker-marked example that is with certainty a later-war-produced LW-war-badge that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Steinhauer & Lück' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The award shows a so-called: 'narrow-barrel'-hinge and 'round-shaped'-catch-plate (which are both typical for by 'S&L'-produced 'LW-Flakkampfabzeichen' and that are both unaltered and fully functional). The piece originates from a private household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. I deem that this attractive - and detailed! - 'S&L'-example is accordingly priced!

Attractive, later-war period- and/or: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based- example of a non-maker-marked, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) as was produced by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company This attractive Luftwaffe war-badge - which has just been moderately used- ie. worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered!) pin, typical shaped catch and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical 'Deumer'-type-) pin-set-up. This example - which is non-vaulted- ie. non-converse-shaped as always - shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall and was clearly worn as such. The neat badge has a nice (typical) zinc-like age-patina and retains most of its original, typical silverish-grey-coloured finish: the badge is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has never been cleaned nor polished as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a non-maker-marked example that was with certainty produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. I deem that I have priced this attractive and detailed example accordingly!

Attractive, later-war period- and/or: \'Feinzink\'-based- and non-maker-marked example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) being a detailed example as was produced by the: \'Gustav Brehmer\'-company The attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - Luftwaffe-related war-badge ie. \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch (-set-up). This example - which has been just moderately used and/or worn - shows nice and/or pronounced detail overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat and minimally converse-shaped badge has a truly nice age-patina and retains most (ie. all!) of its original, typical greyish-silver-coloured and/or somewhat \'matted\' finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has not been cleaned nor polished over the years as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge an (I deem somewhat later-war-produced) that was produced by the desirable maker: \'Gustav Brehmer\' as was based in the town of Markneukirchen in Sachsen. I deem that this attractive and detailed Luftwaffe \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' is accordingly priced!

Attractive, later-war period- and/or: \'Feinzink\'-based- example of a maker- (ie. \'GB\'-) marked WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) being a detailed example as was produced by the: \'Gustav Brehmer\'-company The attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - Luftwaffe-related war-badge ie. 'Flakkampfabzeichen' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch (-set-up). This example - which has been just moderately used and/or worn - shows nice and/or pronounced detail overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat and minimally converse-shaped badge has a truly nice age-patina and retains most (ie. all!) of its original, typical greyish-silver-coloured and/or somewhat 'matted' ie. sprayed finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has not been cleaned nor polished over the years as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a neatly maker-marked example that bears the stamped makers'-designation: 'GB' on its back and is thus with certainty a later-war-produced LW-war-badge that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Gustav Brehmer' as was based in the town of Markneukirchen in Sachsen. I deem that this attractive and detailed Luftwaffe 'Flakkampfabzeichen' is accordingly priced!

Attractive, later-war period- and/or: \'Feinzink\'-based- example of a maker- (ie. \'GB\'-) marked WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) being a detailed example as was produced by the: \'Gustav Brehmer\'-company The attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - Luftwaffe-related war-badge ie. \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch (-set-up). This example - which has been just moderately used and/or worn - shows nice and/or pronounced detail overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat and minimally converse-shaped badge has a truly nice age-patina and retains most (ie. all!) of its original, typical greyish-silver-coloured and/or somewhat \'matted\' ie. sprayed finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has not been cleaned nor polished over the years as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a neatly maker-marked example that bears the stamped makers\'-designation: \'GB\' on its back and is thus with certainty a later-war-produced LW-war-badge that was produced by the desirable maker: \'Gustav Brehmer\' as was based in the town of Markneukirchen in Sachsen. I deem that this attractive and detailed Luftwaffe \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' is accordingly priced!

Attractive, later-war period- and/or: \'Feinzink\'-based- example of a maker- (ie. \'GB\'-) marked WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) being a detailed example as was produced by the: \'Gustav Brehmer\'-company The attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - Luftwaffe-related war-badge ie. \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch (-set-up). This example - which has been just moderately used and/or worn - shows nice and/or pronounced detail overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat and minimally converse-shaped badge has a truly nice age-patina and retains most (ie. all!) of its original, typical greyish-silver-coloured and/or somewhat \'matted\' ie. sprayed finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has - I deem - not been cleaned nor polished over the years as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a neatly maker-marked example that bears the stamped makers\'-designation: \'GB\' on its back and is thus with certainty a later-war-produced LW-war-badge that was produced by the desirable maker: \'Gustav Brehmer\' as was based in the town of Markneukirchen in Sachsen. I deem that this attractive and detailed Luftwaffe \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' is accordingly priced!

Attractive, later-war-period WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) darker-blue-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a minimally worn- (ie. fully untouched-), condition This is an attractive - and most certainly later-war-period! - WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) darker-blue-coloured- and/or typical steel-based belt-buckle being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a minimally worn- (ie. fully untouched-), condition. The piece retains truly (almost) all of its fairly shiny ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- and/or darker-blue-coloured sprayed colour: just some normal handling-marks (ie. minimal \'Flugrost\') are/is noticable (as can be seen on the pictures) something that was I deem just caused by storage for decades only. The piece was most certainly never cleaned and comes as recently found. The buckle - which has very nice and/or pronounced detail! - is totally void of an impressed makers\'-designation or alike (something that is more often observed). These darker-bluish-coloured- and/or typical steel-based belt-buckles are most times attributed to naval coastal-artillery- (ie. \'Küsten-Artillerie\'-) units but are in my personal opinion being the \'standard-type\', army- (ie. naval) type belt-buckle that was used throughout the war. Simply a very attractive and fully untouched later-war-period example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, later-war-period WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) darker-blue-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a minimally worn- (ie. fully untouched-), condition This is an attractive - and most certainly later-war-period! - WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) darker-blue-coloured- and/or typical steel-based belt-buckle being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a minimally worn- (ie. fully untouched-), condition. The piece retains truly (almost) all of its fairly shiny ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- and/or darker-blue-coloured sprayed colour: just some normal handling-marks are noticable (as can be seen on the pictures) something that was I deem just caused by storage for decades only. The piece was most certainly never cleaned and comes as recently found. The buckle - which has very nice and/or pronounced detail! - is totally void of an impressed makers'-designation or alike (something that is more often observed). These darker-bluish-coloured- and/or typical steel-based belt-buckles are most times attributed to naval coastal-artillery- (ie. 'Küsten-Artillerie'-) units but are in my personal opinion being the 'standard-type', army- (ie. naval) type belt-buckle that was used throughout the war. Simply a very attractive and fully untouched later-war-period example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, later-war-period WH (Luftwaffe) \'Beobachter-Abzeichen\' (or: observers\'-badge) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked- and typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was produced by the maker: \'Assmann u. Söhne\' This is an attractive - later-war-period and most certainly not that easily found! - WH (Luftwaffe) \'Beobachter-Abzeichen\' (or: observers\'-badge) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked- and typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was produced by the maker: \'Assmann u. Söhne\' and that come in an overall nicely preserved- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The detailed war-badge has I deem been moderately worn and comes naturally mounted on its fully functional (and fully unaltered) pin- and/or functional catch (ie. catch set-up). The award shows a \'separately\'- (and/or detailed!) silverish-grey-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of two firmly attached and unaltered rivets as is visible on the back). The badge truly retains most of its period finish but does show a tarnished- (ie. typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-like-) age-patina as is more often encountered on these later-produced war-badges. The badge shows a clear makers-mark-signification (ie. \'A\'-logo) and is in all respects thus an example that can be attributed to the desirable maker: \'Assmann u. Söhne\': the award shows naturally all the specific details as known for a badge by this particular maker. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but was I deem never been cleaned: the silver-coloured wreath and/or eagle-device both retain a very nice albeit minimally tarnished appearance. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the back of the wreath shows a superimposed \'2\'-numeral (denoting the usage of mold numbered two). I deem that I have priced ths attractive and later-war-pattern: \'Beobachter-Abzeichen\' accordingly!

Attractive, later-war-period, WH (Heeres) ie. army so-called: \'M44\'-model, trapezoid-shaped-, breasteagle, being a field-grey example as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive, later-war-period, WH (Heeres) ie. army so-called: \'M44\'-model, trapezoid-shaped-, breasteagle, being a field-grey example as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, that comes in a very nice (ie. mint-/unissued- and/or never tunic-attached-) condition. The piece - which is executed in field-grey-/greyish-coloured linnen comes as \'straightly cut of the role\' and simply cannot be upgraded. This was the \'standard\'-issue WH eagle as was used on most (late-war and/or battle-dress shaped-) \'M-44 model\' tunics. The eagle is of course in a fully unconfectioned condition and just bears some truly minimal staining and/or wrinkled appearance simply caused by years of storage only. Great to restore any M44 army tunic or to be stored in any eagle-collection!

Attractive, later-war-period, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Panzer\'-related-, so-called: \'M44\'-pattern, trapezoid-shaped breasteagle, being a bluish-grey-coloured example as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a black-coloured background This is a neat - and actually rarely encountered - item: a later-war-period, WH (Heeres) ie. 'Panzer'-related-, so-called: 'M44'-pattern, trapezoid-shaped breasteagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere'), being a bluish-grey-coloured example as executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a black-coloured background and that comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. The piece on offer here was never folded- nor trimmed and comes as 'straigthly cut-off the role' (as can be seen on the pictures). This was the 'standard'-issue-pattern WH-eagle as was intended for usage on the black-coloured, woolen-based Panzer 'wrap-around-tunics' that was intended to replace the common-type (and as such was much easier to apply). The piece on offer here originates from a private household and was simply never issued nor used: it bears some truly minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. I deem that I have priced this interesting - and with certainty rarely seen! - 'Panzer'-related-, so-called: 'M44'-pattern breasteagle accordingly!

Attractive, later-war-period, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Panzer\'-related-, so-called: \'M44\'-pattern, trapezoid-shaped breasteagle, being a bluish-grey-coloured example as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a black-coloured background This is a neat - and actually rarely encountered - item: a later-war-period, WH (Heeres) ie. 'Panzer'-related-, so-called: 'M44'-pattern, trapezoid-shaped breasteagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere'), being a bluish-grey-coloured example as executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a black-coloured background and that comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. The piece on offer here was never folded- nor trimmed and comes as 'straigthly cut-off the role' (as can be seen on the pictures). This was the 'standard'-issue-pattern WH-eagle as was intended for usage on the black-coloured, woolen-based Panzer 'wrap-around-tunics' that was intended to replace the common-type (and as such was much easier to apply). The piece on offer here originates from a private household and was simply never issued nor used: it bears some truly minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. I deem that I have priced this interesting - and with certainty rarely seen! - 'Panzer'-related-, so-called: 'M44'-pattern breasteagle accordingly!

Attractive, later-war-period, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' being a non-maker-marked example by the Austrian-based: \'Arno Wallpach\'-company This is a typical example of a later-war-period, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Erdkampfabzeichen' (or: ground-combat badge) being a non-maker-marked example that was with certainty produced by the Austrian maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Arno Wallpach' as was based in the town of Salzburg and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat - and truly fairly detailed badge - which as stated above has been moderately worn (as can be seen on the pictures) - comes naturally mounted onto its functional (larger-sized, integrated- and easily recognisable) catch and has a functional (thin-shaped) pin in place. These 'Feinzink'-based war-badges are somewhat 'crudely made' but do show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge retains most of its period greyish-silver-finish but does show a somewhat tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered (it was, however, never cleaned and comes as recently found at a German private-household). The badge can with certainty be attributed to the (Austrian) maker: 'Arno Wallpach' (ie. 'AWS'): the specific details on this badge naturally fully corroborate this. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but has of course never been cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive - and garuanteed original! - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based LW-war-badge: of course, did I price this example according to its moderately used- and/or worn condition.

Attractive, later-war-period-, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-model, trapezoid-shaped-, breasteagle, being a field-grey example as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern I recently found two - attractive- and/or fully identical - examples of the later-war-period-, WH (Heeres) so-called: 'M44'-model, trapezoid-shaped-, breasteagle, being both field-grey examples as both executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, that both come in a very nice (ie. mint-/unissued- and/or clearly never tunic-attached-), condition. The pieces - which are executed in field-grey-/greyish-coloured linnen come as 'straightly cut of the role' and simply cannot be upgraded. This was the 'standard'-issue WH eagle as was used on most (late-war and/or battle-dress shaped-) 'M-44-model' tunics. The eagles are of course in a fully unconfectioned condition and just bear some truly minimal staining and/or wrinkled appearance simply caused by years of storage only. The price is naturally intended per one single example. Great to restore any M44 army-tunic or ideally fitted to be stored in any eagle-collection!

Attractive, later-war-period-, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M44\'-pattern, trapezoid-shaped breasteagle, being a field-grey example as executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern I recently found a small stack comprising of 10 - attractive and/or fully identical - examples of the later-war-period-, WH (Heeres) so-called: 'M44'-pattern, trapezoid-shaped breasteagle, being all field-grey examples as were executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, that all came in a very nice (ie. mint-/unissued- and/or clearly never tunic-attached-), condition. The pieces - which are executed in field-grey-/greyish-coloured linnen come as 'straightly cut of the role' and simply cannot be upgraded. This was the 'standard'-issue WH eagle as was used on most (late-war and/or battle-dress shaped-) 'M-44-model' tunics. The eagles are of course in a fully unconfectioned condition and just bear some truly minimal staining and/or wrinkled appearance simply caused by years of storage only. The price is naturally intended per one single example. Great to restore any M44 army-tunic or ideally fitted to be stored in any eagle-collection!

Attractive, light-blue-coloured so-called: RLB (or: \'Reichsluftschutzbund\') \'Amtsträger\'-armband depicting the typical \'RLB\'-logo (without lettering) and showing an interwoven makers\'- ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-designation This is an attractive example of the - actually fairly scarcely encountered! - typical light-blue-coloured, so-called: RLB (or: \'Reichsluftschutzbund\'): \'Amtsträger\'-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') depicting the multi-coloured \'RLB\'-logo (without lettering) and showing an interwoven makers\'-mark (that reads: \'H&F\') coupled with a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation on its back and that came in an overall nice- (albeit I deem moderately used and/or worn-), condition. This band signified that the bearer was an official member of the RLB and acted as a so-called: \'Amtsträger\' (these bands could also be worn with the civilian-attire). The armband - which comes neatly stitched-together - measures approximately 35 x 11 cms. and comes in an overall nice- (albeit just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition: it is just a tiny bit stained and is somewhat wrinkled (as can be seen on the pictures). This example originated from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a neat - and actually quite unusually encountered! - TR-era, RLB-related armband that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, light-weight (ie. aluminium-) based medal as was intended for air-raid wardens 2nd. class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') that comes together with a \'Bandspange\' as stored in its period, dove-grey-coloured etui The attractive medal - which is a non-maker-marked specimen as executed in light-weight (ie. aluminium-) based as more often encountered - comes mounted onto its (minimally confectioned-, folded- ie. full-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem hardly worn- nor used-), condition. The medal is (I deem) hardly used nor worn (it only shows some minimal dust and dirt simply caused by years of storage) but retains stunning detail (and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished). The greyish-blue- (ie. dove-grey-) coloured etui (which is truly scarce in itself!) - comes in an equally nicely preserved condition and is naturally fully functional: it shows no damage whatsoever but does show some minimal staining ie. usage- (ie. storage-) marks. The etui naturally retains a fully present, black-coloured, imprinted text on its top (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen came together with its accompanying 'Feld- o. Bandspange' as issued and stored for decades. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe'-medal-set that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, light-weight (ie. typical aluminium-based) medal as was intended for air-raid wardens 2nd. class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') that comes stored in its period, dove-grey-coloured etui The attractive medal - which is a typical non-maker-marked specimen as executed in light-weight (ie. aluminium-based) metal as more often encountered - comes mounted onto its (minimally confectioned, neatly pre-folded- ie. full-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem hardly worn- nor used-), condition. The medal is (I deem) hardly used nor worn (it only shows some minimal dust and dirt simply caused by years of storage) but retains stunning detail (and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished). The greyish-blue- (ie. dove-grey) coloured etui (which is truly scarce in itself!) - comes in an equally nicely preserved condition and is naturally fully functional: it shows no damage whatsoever but does show some minimal staining ie. usage- (ie. storage-) marks. The etui naturally retains a fully present, black-coloured, imprinted text on its top (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\'-medal-set that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' (being a hardly used example that still shows its period-attached so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and very well-preserved! - example of a bright-red-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband as was intended for usage by the: 'SA-Wehrmannschaften' being a minimally used- ie. slightly worn example that still shows its period-attached- and paper-based, so-called: 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly worn-), condition. These decorative armbands - having a neat 'BeVo'-woven 'centered' roundel attached - were intended for specific wear on the civilian attire but also do pictures exist were these armbands are worn on the specifically-styled- and/or brown-coloured uniforms of men attached to the so-called: 'SA-Wehrmannschaften'. The bright-red-coloured armband (as executed in bright-red coloured linnen) shows as stated above a seperately attached white-coloured 'center-piece' (depicting a golden-bronze-coloured 'SA Sportabzeichen') period-'sewn-on'. The piece on offer here - which was off-factory sewn-together - measures 43 cms. by 10,5 cms. (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of this decorative SA-related armband: hard to find a more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' (being a hardly used example that still shows its period-attached so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and very well-preserved! - example of a bright-red-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. 'Armbinde') as was intended for usage by the: 'SA-Wehrmannschaften' being a minimally used- ie. slightly worn example that still shows its period-attached- and/or paper-based, so-called: 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly worn- nor used-), condition. These decorative armbands - having a neat 'BeVo'-woven 'centered' roundel attached - were intended for specific wear on the civilian-attire but also do pictures exist were these armbands are worn on the specifically-styled- and/or brown-coloured uniforms of men attached to the so-called: 'SA-Wehrmannschaften'. The bright-red-coloured armband (as executed in bright-red coloured linnen) shows as stated above a seperately attached white-coloured 'center-piece' (depicting a golden-bronze-coloured 'SA Sportabzeichen') period-'sewn-on'. The piece on offer here - which was off-factory sewn-together - measures 43 cms. by 11 cms. (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of this decorative SA-related armband: hard to find a more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' (being a hardly used example that still shows its period-attached so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and very well-preserved! - example of a bright-red-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. 'Armbinde') as was intended for usage by the: 'SA-Wehrmannschaften' being a minimally used- ie. slightly worn example that still shows its period-attached- and/or paper-based, so-called: 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly worn- nor used-), condition. These decorative armbands - having a neat 'BeVo'-woven 'centered' roundel attached - were intended for specific wear on the civilian-attire but also do pictures exist were these armbands are worn on the specifically-styled- and/or brown-coloured uniforms of men attached to the so-called: 'SA-Wehrmannschaften'. The bright-red-coloured armband (as executed in bright-red coloured linnen) shows as stated above a seperately attached white-coloured 'center-piece' (depicting a golden-bronze-coloured 'SA Sportabzeichen') period-'sewn-on'. The piece on offer here - which was off-factory sewn-together - measures 43 cms. by 10,5 cms. (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of this decorative SA-related armband: hard to find a more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' (being a hardly used example that still shows its period-attached so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and very well-preserved! - example of a bright-red-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. 'Armbinde') as was intended for usage by the: 'SA-Wehrmannschaften' being a minimally used- ie. slightly worn example that still shows its period-attached- and/or paper-based, so-called: 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly worn- nor used-), condition. These decorative armbands - having a neat 'BeVo'-woven 'centered' roundel attached - were intended for specific wear on the civilian-attire but also do pictures exist were these armbands are worn on the specifically-styled- and/or brown-coloured uniforms of men attached to the so-called: 'SA-Wehrmannschaften'. The bright-red-coloured armband (as executed in bright-red coloured linnen) shows as stated above a seperately attached white-coloured 'center-piece' (depicting a golden-bronze-coloured 'SA Sportabzeichen') period-'sewn-on'. The piece on offer here - which was off-factory sewn-together - measures 43 cms. by 10,5 cms. (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of this decorative SA-related armband: hard to find a more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' (being a hardly used example that still shows its period-attached so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and very well-preserved! - example of a bright-red-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. 'Armbinde') as was intended for usage by the: 'SA-Wehrmannschaften' being a minimally used- ie. slightly worn example that still shows its period-attached- and/or paper-based, so-called: 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly worn- nor used-), condition. These decorative armbands - having a neat 'BeVo'-woven 'centered' roundel attached - were intended for specific wear on the civilian-attire but also do pictures exist were these armbands are worn on the specifically-styled- and/or brown-coloured uniforms of men attached to the so-called: 'SA-Wehrmannschaften'. The bright-red-coloured armband (as executed in bright-red coloured linnen) shows as stated above a seperately attached white-coloured 'center-piece' (depicting a golden-bronze-coloured 'SA Sportabzeichen') period-'sewn-on'. The piece on offer here - which was off-factory sewn-together - measures 45 cms. by 11 cms. (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of this decorative SA-related armband: hard to find a more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' (being a hardly used example that still shows its period-attached so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and very well-preserved! - example of a bright-red-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. 'Armbinde') as was intended for usage by the: 'SA-Wehrmannschaften' being a minimally used- ie. slightly worn example that still shows its period-attached- and/or paper-based, so-called: 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly worn- nor used-), condition. These decorative armbands - having a neat 'BeVo'-woven 'centered' roundel attached - were intended for specific wear on the civilian-attire but also do pictures exist were these armbands are worn on the specifically-styled- and/or brown-coloured uniforms of men attached to the so-called: 'SA-Wehrmannschaften'. The bright-red-coloured armband (as executed in bright-red coloured linnen) shows as stated above a seperately attached white-coloured 'center-piece' (depicting a golden-bronze-coloured 'SA Sportabzeichen') period-'sewn-on'. The piece on offer here - which was off-factory sewn-together - measures 45 cms. by 12 cms. (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example of this decorative SA-related armband: hard to find a more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' (being a hardly used example that still shows its period-attached so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and very well-preserved! - example of a bright-red-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. 'Armbinde') as was intended for usage by the: 'SA-Wehrmannschaften' being a minimally used- ie. slightly worn example that still shows its period-attached- and/or paper-based, so-called: 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly worn- nor used-), condition. These decorative armbands - having a neat 'BeVo'-woven 'centered' roundel attached - were intended for specific wear on the civilian-attire but also do pictures exist were these armbands are worn on the specifically-styled- and/or brown-coloured uniforms of men attached to the so-called: 'SA-Wehrmannschaften'. The bright-red-coloured armband (as executed in bright-red coloured linnen) shows as stated above a seperately attached white-coloured 'center-piece' (depicting a golden-bronze-coloured 'SA Sportabzeichen') period-'sewn-on'. The piece on offer here - which was off-factory sewn-together - measures 42 cms. by 11,5 cms. (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive

Attractive, linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' (being a hardly used example that still shows its period-attached so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and very well-preserved! - example of a bright-red-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. 'Armbinde') as was intended for usage by the: 'SA-Wehrmannschaften' being a minimally used- ie. slightly worn example that still shows its period-attached- and/or paper-based, so-called: 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly worn- nor used-), condition. These decorative armbands - having a neat 'BeVo'-woven 'centered' roundel attached - were intended for specific wear on the civilian-attire but also do pictures exist were these armbands are worn on the specifically-styled- and/or brown-coloured uniforms of men attached to the so-called: 'SA-Wehrmannschaften'. The bright-red-coloured armband (as executed in bright-red coloured linnen) shows as stated above a seperately attached white-coloured 'center-piece' (depicting a golden-bronze-coloured 'SA Sportabzeichen') period-'sewn-on'. The piece on offer here - which was off-factory sewn-together - measures approx. 43 cms. by 11,5 cms. (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive 'SA-Wehrmannschaften'-armband that is just minimally used!

Attractive, linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' (being a hardly used example that still shows its period-attached so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and very well-preserved! - example of a bright-red-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' being a minimally used- ie. slightly worn example that still shows its period-attached- and/or paper-based, so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly worn- nor used-), condition. These decorative armbands - having a neat \'BeVo\'-woven \'centered\' roundel attached - were intended for specific wear on the civilian-attire but also do pictures exist were these armbands are worn on the specifically-styled- and/or brown-coloured uniforms of men attached to the so-called: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\'. The bright-red-coloured armband (as executed in bright-red coloured linnen) shows as stated above a seperately attached white-coloured \'center-piece\' (depicting a golden-bronze-coloured \'SA Sportabzeichen\') period-\'sewn-on\'. The piece on offer here - which was off-factory sewn-together - measures approx. 44 cms. by 11 cms. (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\'-armband that is just minimally used!

Attractive, linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' (being a hardly used example that still shows its period-attached so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and very well-preserved! - example of a bright-red-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' being a minimally used- ie. slightly worn example that still shows its period-attached- and/or paper-based, so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly worn- nor used-), condition. These decorative armbands - having a neat \'BeVo\'-woven \'centered\' roundel attached - were intended for specific wear on the civilian-attire but also do pictures exist were these armbands are worn on the specifically-styled- and/or brown-coloured uniforms of men attached to the so-called: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\'. The bright-red-coloured armband (as executed in bright-red coloured linnen) shows as stated above a seperately attached white-coloured \'center-piece\' (depicting a golden-bronze-coloured \'SA Sportabzeichen\') period-\'sewn-on\'. The piece on offer here - which was off-factory sewn-together - measures approx. 43 cms. by 11 cms. (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\'-armband that is just minimally used!

Attractive, linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' (being a hardly used example that still shows its period-attached so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and very well-preserved! - example of a bright-red-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' being a minimally used- ie. slightly worn example that still shows its period-attached- and/or paper-based, so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly worn- nor used-), condition. These decorative armbands - having a neat \'BeVo\'-woven \'centered\' roundel attached - were intended for specific wear on the civilian-attire but also do pictures exist were these armbands are worn on the specifically-styled- and/or brown-coloured uniforms of men attached to the so-called: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\'. The bright-red-coloured armband (as executed in bright-red coloured linnen) shows as stated above a seperately attached white-coloured \'center-piece\' (depicting a golden-bronze-coloured \'SA Sportabzeichen\') period-\'sewn-on\'. The piece on offer here - which was off-factory sewn-together - measures approx. 44 cms. by 11 cms. (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\'-armband that is just minimally used!

Attractive, linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' (being a hardly used example that still shows its period-attached so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and very well-preserved! - example of a bright-red-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' being a minimally used- ie. slightly worn example that still shows its period-attached- and/or paper-based, so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly worn- nor used-), condition. These decorative armbands - having a neat \'BeVo\'-woven \'centered\' roundel attached - were intended for specific wear on the civilian-attire but also do pictures exist were these armbands are worn on the specifically-styled- and/or brown-coloured uniforms of men attached to the so-called: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\'. The bright-red-coloured armband (as executed in bright-red coloured linnen) shows as stated above a seperately attached white-coloured \'center-piece\' (depicting a golden-bronze-coloured \'SA Sportabzeichen\') period-\'sewn-on\'. The piece on offer here - which was off-factory sewn-together - measures approx. 44 cms. by 10,7 cms. (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\'-armband that is just minimally used!

Attractive, linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' (being a hardly used example that still shows its period-attached so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and very well-preserved! - example of a bright-red-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' being a minimally used- ie. slightly worn example that still shows its period-attached- and/or paper-based, so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly worn- nor used-), condition. These decorative armbands - having a neat \'BeVo\'-woven \'centered\' roundel attached - were intended for specific wear on the civilian-attire but also do pictures exist were these armbands are worn on the specifically-styled- and/or brown-coloured uniforms of men attached to the so-called: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\'. The bright-red-coloured armband (as executed in bright-red coloured linnen) shows as stated above a seperately attached white-coloured \'center-piece\' (depicting a golden-bronze-coloured \'SA Sportabzeichen\') period-\'sewn-on\'. The piece on offer here - which was off-factory sewn-together - measures approx. 43 cms. by 10,5 cms. (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\'-armband that is just minimally used!

Attractive, linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' (being a hardly used example that still shows its period-attached so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and very well-preserved! - example of a bright-red-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\' being a minimally used- ie. slightly worn example that still shows its period-attached- and/or paper-based, so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly worn- nor used-), condition. These decorative armbands - having a neat \'BeVo\'-woven \'centered\' roundel attached - were intended for specific wear on the civilian-attire but also do pictures exist were these armbands are worn on the specifically-styled- and/or brown-coloured uniforms of men attached to the so-called: \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\'. The bright-red-coloured armband (as executed in bright-red coloured linnen) shows as stated above a seperately attached white-coloured \'center-piece\' (depicting a golden-bronze-coloured \'SA Sportabzeichen\') period-\'sewn-on\'. The piece on offer here - which was off-factory sewn-together - measures approx. 43 cms. by 10,5 cms. (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive \'SA-Wehrmannschaften\'-armband that is just minimally used!

Attractive, linnen-based- and/or bright-blue-coloured armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') depicting an interwoven capital \'O\'-character, as was presumably intended for staff-members of the German RLB (ie. \'Reichsluftschutz-Bund\') This is an attractive, linnen-based- and/or bright-blue-coloured armband (ie. 'Armbinde') depicting an interwoven (beige-white-coloured) capital 'O'-character, as was presumably intended for staff-members of the German RLB (ie. 'Reichsluftschutz-Bund') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued- and/or clearly worn-), condition. These neat linnen-based armbands were (presumably) used by the various (civil- and/or military-) staff-members of the German air-raid-warden service (ie. 'RLB') and signified: 'Ordnungsdienst' (ie. security-guard staff). The armband on offer here measures approximately 36,5 x 10,5 cms. and is executed in typical, fine-structured linnen (showing a white-coloured- and interwoven capital 'O'-character as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal staining ie. dust, simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a (vaguely present) ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') that is surely present but quite impossible to decypher (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that I have priced this interesting RLB- (ie. 'Reichsluftschutz-Bund'-) related example accordingly!

Attractive, linnen-based- and/or bright-green-coloured cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') depicting the text: \'L.S. Warndienst\' as was intended for staff-members of the German RLB (ie. \'Reichsluftschutz-Bund\') This is an attractive, typical linnen-based- and/or bright-green-coloured cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') depicting the text: \'L.S. Warndienst\' as was specifically intended for staffmembers serving within the German RLB (ie. \'Reichsluftschutz-Bund\') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit I deem issued- and/or minimally worn-), condition. These neat linnen-based armbands were used by the various (civil- and/or military-) staff-members of the German air-raid-warden-service (ie. \'RLB\') and signified: \'Warndienst\' (ie. guard-duty). The armband on offer here comes in a full-length condition and has two unfinished ends: it measures approximately 42 x 5 cms. and is executed in typical \'BeVo\'-woven like machine-stitching (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal staining ie. dust, simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that I have priced this interesting RLB- (ie. \'Reichsluftschutz-Bund\'-) related \'Ärmelstreifen\' accordingly!

Attractive, linnen-based- and/or bright-green-coloured cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') depicting the text: \'L.S. Warndienst\', as was intended for staff-members of the German RLB (ie. \'Reichsluftschutz-Bund\') This is an attractive, linnen-based- and/or bright-green-coloured cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') depicting the text: 'L.S. Warndienst', as was intended for staff-members of the German RLB (ie. 'Reichsluftschutz-Bund') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO issued- and/or clearly worn-), condition. These neat linnen-based armbands were used by the various (civil- and/or military-) staff-members of the German air-raid-warden service (ie. 'RLB') and signified: 'Warndienst' (ie. guard-duty). The armband on offer here comes in a full-length condition and has two (off-factory) stitched ends: it measures approximately 38,5 x 5 cms. and is executed in typical 'BeVo'-woven like machine-stitching (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal staining ie. dust, simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that I have priced this interesting RLB- (ie. 'Reichsluftschutz-Bund'-) related 'Ärmelstreifen' accordingly!

Attractive, linnen-based- and/or bright-red-coloured armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') depicting a capital \'W\'-character, as was presumably intended for staff-members of the German RLB (ie. \'Reichsluftschutz-Bund\') This is an attractive, linnen-based- and/or bright-red-coloured armband (ie. 'Armbinde') depicting a stitched-on capital 'W'-character, as was presumably intended for staff-members of the German RLB (ie. 'Reichsluftschutz-Bund') that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO issued- and/or clearly worn-), condition. These neat linnen-based armbands were (presumably) used by the various (civil- and/or military-) staff-members of the German air-raid-warden service (ie. 'RLB') and signified: 'Wache' (ie. guard). The armband on offer here measures approximately 36,5 x 11,3 cms. and is executed in typical roughly-structured linnen (showing a white-coloured- and linnen-based 'W'-character patch which is attached by means of machine-stitching as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal (blood ?) staining ie. dust, simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that I have priced this interesting RLB- (ie. 'Reichsluftschutz-Bund'-) related example accordingly!

Attractive, linnen-based- and/or neatly \'machine-woven\', white-coloured armband entitled: DRK- (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'-) armband (ie. \'Armbinde\'), as was intended for staff-members of the: \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' (or: German Red Cross) This is an attractive example of a linnen-based- and/or neatly 'machine-woven'-, white-coloured armband (ie. 'Armbinde') entitled: 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz', as was intended for staff-members of the German Red Cross (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO issued- but hardly worn-), condition. These neat white-coloured and/or: linnen-based armbands were used by the various (civil- and/or military-) staff-members serving within the 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' (or: German Red Cross). The armband on offer here measures approximately 38 x 12 cms. and is executed on slightly more course-like linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal staining ie. dust, simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice and with certainty unusualy encountered example!

Attractive, linnen-based- and/or partly woven-style-, bright-red-coloured armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') depicting a capital \'W\'-character, as was presumably intended for staff-members of the German RLB (ie. \'Reichsluftschutz-Bund\') I recently found two (fully identical) linnen-based- and/or partly woven-style-, bright-red-coloured armbands (ie. 'Armbinden') both depicting a capital (white-coloured) 'W'-character on a reddish-coloured background, being both examples that were presumably intended for usage by the staff-members of the German RLB (ie. 'Reichsluftschutz-Bund'), both pieces coming in an overall very nice (IMO issued- but hardly worn-), condition. These neat linnen-based armbands were (presumably) used by the various (civil- and/or military-) staff-members of the German air-raid-warden service (ie. 'RLB') and signified: 'Wache' (ie. guard). The armbands on offer here measure approximately 36 x 10,3 cms. each and are executed in typical linnen (showing a nicely woven 'W'-character patch attached by means of machine-stitching as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces show some minimal staining ie. dust, simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). The asking-price is naturally intended per single armband. I deem that I have priced this interesting RLB- (ie. 'Reichsluftschutz-Bund'-) related examples accordingly!

Attractive, linnen-based- and/or semi-\'BeVo\'-woven-, golden-yellow-coloured armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') depicting 3 black dots and an IC-sign, as was intended for war-blinded staff-members of the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' (ie. \'Kriegsblinden\') I recently found two (fully identical) linnen-based- and/or semi-'BeVo'-woven-, golden-yellow-coloured armbands (ie. 'Armbinden') both depicting 3 black-coloured dots and an IC-sign and were as such specifically intended for usage by war-blinded staff-members of the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' (ie. 'Kriegsblinden'), both pieces coming in an overall very nice (IMO issued- but hardly worn-), condition. The armbands on offer here measure approximately 39 x 10,5 cms. each and are executed in typical linnen (showing the nicely 'BeVo'-woven black-coloured dots and IC-sign as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces show some minimal staining ie. dust, simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). The pieces on offer here are of the WWII-period-pattern (as was introduced in 1941): a similar armband-type is still in use today but is easily recognisable as such (due to the fact that it is void of the IC-sign). Both pieces originate from a private household in Germany and were never before part of any collection. The asking-price is naturally intended per single armband. I deem that I have priced these interesting semi-'BeVo'-woven related examples accordingly!

Attractive, luxuriously-styled WWI-period \'Eisernes Kreuz I. Kl.\' (or: iron cross first-class) being a non-maker-marked example as executed in silver-based material and that comes stored in its period- (and scarcely seen!) purple-toned etui This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a fairly luxuriously-styled, WWI-period 'Eisernes Kreuz I. Klasse' (or: iron cross first-class) being a non-maker-marked example as executed in (tarnished) silver-based material and that comes stored in its period- (and actually scarcely seen!) purple-coloured etui (having a detailed IC-illustration on its top) as issued and/or stored for decades. The cross - which is somewhat vaulted ie converse-shaped - is totally void of a makers'-designation and was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or very attractive age-patina: it has a darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish but was never cleaned (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style'-) core: it is void of any real damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The (magnetic) piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished: it comes mounted onto its functional (and non-altered) pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up. The cross came stored into its period- (and actually scarcely seen!) darker-toned reddish-purle-coloured etui (that shows an unusally seen and very detailed illustration of an IC on its top and that is 'lined' with brownish-coloured velvet as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is equally nicely preserved and is void of any real damage or alike (it is just used and does show some regular usage-marks). The set was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive example of a WWI-period IC that is priced according to its untouched condition!

Attractive, machine-embroidered arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was specifically intended for usage on the brownish-green-coloured tunics of officials of the: \'Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete\' (ie. \'R.M.B.O.\') This is an attractive, machine-embroidered arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler für Beambten des Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete') as was specifically intended for usage on the brownish-green-coloured tunics of officials of the: 'Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete' (ie. 'R.M.B.O.') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 11 cms. - is nicely machine-embroidered using greyish-silver-toned braid on a (typical) - brownish-green-coloured- (and/or: woolen-based-) background (as can be seen on the pictures). This example was clearly used- ie. worn but is void of any real damage: it does show some minimal age and or staining though (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - example of a so-called: 'R.M.B.O.'-armeagle that can naturally easily be re-attached to any tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, machine-embroidered arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was specifically intended for usage on the brownish-green-coloured tunics of officials of the: \'Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete\' (ie. \'R.M.B.O.\') This is an attractive, machine-embroidered arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler für Beambten des Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete') as was specifically intended for usage on the typical brownish-green-coloured tunics of officials of the: 'Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete' (ie. 'R.M.B.O.') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 11 cms. - is nicely machine-embroidered using greyish-silver-toned braid on a (typical) - brownish-green-coloured- (and/or: woolen-based-) background (as can be seen on the pictures). This example was simply never used- nor worn and is void of any damage or alike: it does show some minimal age and or staining though (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - example of a so-called: 'R.M.B.O.'-armeagle that can naturally easily be re-attached to any tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, machine-embroidered arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was specifically intended for usage on the brownish-green-coloured tunics of officials of the: \'Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete\' (ie. \'R.M.B.O.\') This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely found! - machine-embroidered arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler für Beambten des Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete') as was specifically intended for usage on the typical brownish-green-coloured tunics of officials of the: 'Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete' (ie. 'R.M.B.O.') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem minimally used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 11 cms. as more often - is nicely machine-embroidered using greyish-silver-toned braid on a (typical) brownish-green-coloured- (and/or: woolen-based-) background (as can be seen on the pictures). This example (I deem) minimally used- and once tunic-attached (it still shows some minimal thread- ie. stitching-remains) but is totally void of any damage or alike: it does, however, show some minimal age and or staining though (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - example of a so-called: 'R.M.B.O.'-armeagle that can naturally easily be re-attached to any tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, machine-embroidered arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was specifically intended for usage on the brownish-green-coloured tunics of officials of the: \'Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete\' (ie. \'R.M.b.O.\') This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely found! - machine-embroidered arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler für Beambten des Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete') as was specifically intended for usage on the typical brownish-green-coloured tunics of officials of the: 'Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete' (ie. 'R.M.b.O.') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem minimally used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 11 cms. as more often - is nicely machine-embroidered using greyish-silver-toned braid on a (typical) brownish-green-coloured- (and/or: woolen-based-) background (as can be seen on the pictures). This example was - I deem - minimally used- and once tunic-attached and is void of any real damage or alike: it does, however, show some minimal age and or staining though (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - example of a so-called: 'R.M.b.O.'-armeagle that can naturally easily be re-attached to any tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, machine-embroidered arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was specifically intended for usage on the brownish-green-coloured tunics of officials of the: \'Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete\' (ie. \'R.M.b.O.\') This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely found! - machine-embroidered arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler für Beambten des Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete') as was specifically intended for usage on the typical brownish-green-coloured tunics of officials of the: 'Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete' (ie. 'R.M.b.O.') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem minimally used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 11 cms. as more often - is nicely machine-embroidered using greyish-silver-toned braid on a (typical) brownish-green-coloured- (and/or: woolen-based-) background (as can be seen on the pictures). This example was - I deem - minimally used- and once tunic-attached and is void of any real damage or alike: it does, however, show some minimal age and or staining though (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - example of a so-called: 'R.M.b.O.'-armeagle that can naturally easily be re-attached to any tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, machine-embroidered arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was specifically intended for usage on the brownish-green-coloured tunics of officials of the: \'Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete\' (ie. \'R.M.b.O.\') This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely found! - machine-embroidered arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler für Beambten des Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete') as was specifically intended for usage on the typical brownish-green-coloured tunics of officials of the: 'Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete' (ie. 'R.M.b.O.') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem minimally used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 11 cms. as more often - is nicely machine-embroidered using greyish-silver-toned braid on a (typical) brownish-green-coloured- (and/or: woolen-based-) background (as can be seen on the pictures). This example was - I deem - minimally used- and once tunic-attached and is void of any real damage or alike: it does, however, show some minimal age and or staining though (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - example of a so-called: 'R.M.b.O.'-armeagle that can naturally easily be re-attached to any tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, machine-embroidered arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was specifically intended for usage on the brownish-green-coloured tunics of officials of the: \'Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete\' (ie. \'R.M.b.O.\') This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely found! - machine-embroidered arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler für Beambten des Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete') as was specifically intended for usage on the typical brownish-green-coloured tunics of officials of the: 'Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete' (ie. 'R.M.b.O.') and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 11 cms. as more often - is nicely machine-embroidered using greyish-silver-toned braid on a (typical) brownish-green-coloured- (and/or: woolen-based-) background (as can be seen on the pictures). This example was - I deem - clearly used- and once tunic-attached and does show some obvious wear: it is, however, void of any real damage or alike but does show some minimal age and or staining though (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - example of a so-called: 'R.M.b.O.'-armeagle that can naturally easily be re-attached to any tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, machine-embroidered arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was specifically intended for usage on the brownish-green-coloured tunics of officials of the: \'Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete\' (ie. \'R.M.b.O.\') This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely found! - machine-embroidered arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler für Beambten des Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete\') as was specifically intended for usage on the typical brownish-green-coloured tunics of officials belonging to the: \'Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete\' (ie. \'R.M.b.O.\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used- nor worn ie. \'virtually mint\'), condition. This example - having a \'wingspan\' of approximately 11 cms. as more often - is nicely machine-embroidered using greyish-silver-toned braid on a (typical) brownish-green-coloured- (and/or: woolen-based-) background (as can be seen on the pictures). This example was - I deem - simply never used- and does show some obvious storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - example of a so-called: \'R.M.b.O.\'-armeagle that can naturally easily be attached to any \'R.M.b.O.\'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles\'-collection!

Attractive, machine-embroidered arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was specifically intended for usage on the brownish-green-coloured tunics of officials of the: \'Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete\' (ie. \'R.M.b.O.\') This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely found! - machine-embroidered arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler für Beambten des Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete\') as was specifically intended for usage on the typical brownish-green-coloured tunics of officials belonging to the: \'Reichsministerium für besetzte Ostgebiete\' (ie. \'R.M.b.O.\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem used- and/or worn ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This example - having a \'wingspan\' of approximately 11 cms. as more often - is nicely machine-embroidered using greyish-silver-toned braid on a (typical) brownish-green-coloured- (and/or: woolen-based-) background (as can be seen on the pictures). This example does show some obvious age and/or wear: some stitching-holes with which it once tunic-attached are still visible (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - example of a so-called: \'R.M.b.O.\'-armeagle that can naturally easily be attached to any \'R.M.b.O.\'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles\'-collection!

Attractive, machine-embroidered WH (Luftwaffe) trade- ie. special-career-patch as was intended for: \'Flak-Artillerie\'-staffmembers and that comes in a probably issued but never worn- (ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition This is a neat - and presumably issued but never used - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for: \'Flak-Artillerie\'-staffmembers and that comes in an overall very nice- but never worn- (ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The patch shows a: 88-Flak-canon (as executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen) mounted onto a (typical) LW-type backing. The patch is neatly machine-embroidered in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a bluish-grey coloured- and/or woolen-based background. The patch - which is void of an additional backing as is more often encountered - is void of any wear nor age (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat WH \'Luftwaffe\' trade- and/or special-career-patch that comes in a wonderful condition!

Attractive, machine-embroidered WH (Luftwaffe) trade- ie. special-career-patch as was intended for: \'Flak-Artillerie\'-staffmembers and that comes in a probably issued but never worn- (ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition This is a neat - and presumably issued but simply never used - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was specifically intended for: 'Flak-Artillerie'-staffmembers and that comes in an overall very nice- but - I deem - never worn- (ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The patch shows an illustration of an: 88-Flak-canon (as executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen) mounted onto a (typical) LW-type backing. The patch is neatly machine-embroidered in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a bluish-grey coloured- and/or woolen-based background. The patch - which shows a black-coloured- and/or linnen-based backing as is more often encountered - is void of any wear nor age (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat WH 'Luftwaffe' trade- and/or special-career-patch that comes in an overall wonderful condition!

Attractive, machine-embroidered WH (Luftwaffe) trade- ie. special-career-patch as was intended for: \'Flak-Artillerie\'-staffmembers and that comes in a probably issued but never worn- (ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition I recently uncovered six - fully identical and simply never used not tunic-attached! - examples of the WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was specifically intended for: 'Flak-Artillerie'-staffmembers and that come all six in an overall very nice- (ie. never worn- or: 'virtually mint'-), condition. The patches show a: 88-Flak-canon (as executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen) mounted onto a (typical) LW-type, woolen-based backing. The patches - which are void of an additional backing as is more often encountered - are void of any wear nor age (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is intended for a single specimen. Simply a nice chance to acquire a neat WH 'Luftwaffe' trade- and/or special-career-patch for a competitive price!

Attractive, machine-embroidered WH (Luftwaffe) trade- ie. special-career-patch as was intended for: \'Flak-Artillerie\'-staffmembers and that comes in a probably issued but never worn- ie. \'virtually mint\'-, condition This is a neat - and presuambly issued but never used - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was specifically intended for: 'Flak-Artillerie'-staffmembers and that comes in an overall very nice- but never worn- (ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The patch shows a: 88-Flak-canon (as executed in silver-greyish linnen) mounted onto a (typical) LW-type backing. The patch is neatly machine-embroidered in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a bluish-grey coloured- and/or woolen-based background. The patch - which is void of an additional backing as is more often encountered - is void of any wear nor age (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat WH 'Luftwaffe' trade- and/or special-career-patch that comes in a wonderful condition!

Attractive, machine-embroidered WH (Luftwaffe) trade- ie. special-career-patch as was intended for: \'Geräteverwalter (Ln.)\'-staffmembers having a not that often encountered (silver-coloured) \'Kordel\' (ie. \'Umrandung\') attached This is an attractive - and just moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patch (ie. 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was specifically intended for: 'Geräteverwalter (Ln. o. Luftnachrichtengeräte)'-staffmembers (ie. airplane radio-equipment maintenance-staff) having a not that often encountered (silver-coloured) 'Kordel' (ie. 'Umrandung') attached (thus signifying that the bearer was given this 'Umrandung' for specific performances ie. qualifying in a specific training-course or in German language: 'für ausgezeichnete Leistungen') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The patch shows a detailed 'Zahnrad' and two crossed arrows ('Blitze') and is executed in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a typical LW-type background. The patch is neatly machine-embroidered in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background. The patch - which is void of an additional backing as is more often encountered - shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining. Simply a neat WH 'Luftwaffe' trade- and/or special-career-patch that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, maker- (ie. \'127\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the: \'Moritz Hausch A.G.\'-company The silver-class WB - which is a typica example that was executed in zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - does show moderate wear and/or age but retains a fair bit of its original, silverish-grey-coloured- and/or fairly 'matted' finish. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the (unusual!) makers'-signification: '127' (as can be noticed on the back of the badge as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable (and unusually seen!) 'Moritz Hausch A.G.'-company based in the town of Pforzheim. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) molded catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat silver-class WB that was produced by the: 'Moritz Hausch A.G.'-company!

Attractive, maker- (ie. \'26\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the maker: \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' The neat (and typically zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) silver-class wound-badge (ie.: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') shows only minimal wear and/or age and truly retains most of its original, silver-coloured and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it shows some regular wear and/or age and has without doubt been minimally used and/or worn. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers-signification: '26' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'B.H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt' based in the town of Pforzheim. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or typically molded catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected and has also become a bit tarnished over the years. Simoply an attractive silver-class wound-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, maker- (ie. \'26\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the maker: \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' The neat (and typically zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) silver-class wound-badge (ie.: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') shows only minimal wear and/or age and truly retains most of its original, silver-coloured and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it shows some regular wear and/or age and has without doubt been minimally used and/or worn. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers-signification: '26' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'B.H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt' based in the town of Pforzheim. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or typically molded catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected and has also become a bit tarnished over the years. Simply an attractive silver-class wound-badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, maker- (ie. \'32\'-) marked example of a black wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as being produced by the (Austrian) maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Wilhelm Hobacher\' The WB is truly void of any wear and/or aging and truly retains all of its original, black-coloured- and/or fairly 'shiny' finish: it only shows some storage-age and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-signification: '32' on its back (see pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced the (Austrian) maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Wilhelm Hobacher' based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna). Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected! Simply a very attractive example that is simply impossible to upgrade!

Attractive, maker- (ie. \'3\'-) marked example of a black wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the maker: \'Wilhelm Deumer\' The WB does show some truly minimal wear and/or aging but nevertheless retains almost all of its original, black-coloured- and/or fairly 'shiny'- and/or: glossy finish: it shows hardly any wear and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-signification: '3' on its back (see pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked example of a black wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the maker: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\' The WB does show some truly minimal wear and/or aging but nevertheless retains almost all of its original, black-coloured- and/or fairly 'shiny'- and/or: glossy finish: it shows hardly any wear and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-signification: '4' on its back (see pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded

Attractive, maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked example of a black wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the maker: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\' The WB does show some truly minimal wear and/or aging but nevertheless retains almost all of its original, black-coloured- and/or fairly 'shiny'- and/or: glossy finish: it shows hardly any wear and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-signification: '4' on its back (see pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked example of a black wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') by the maker: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\' The WB does show some minimal wear and/or age but truly retains most (ie. all!) of its original, black-coloured- and/or fairly 'shiny'- ie. truly glossy finish. The badge is as stated neatly- (albeit vaguely as more often seen-) maker-marked with the makers'-signification: '4' on its back (see pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected.

Attractive, maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked example of a golden-class (!) wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold\') that has lost its golden-toned finish as was produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company The pronounced - and I deem - most certainly golden-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold') does show moderate wear and/or age but has lost all of its original, golden-coloured finish (which has just dissapeared ie. 'faded-away' over the years ie. has 'migriert' as is more often encountered). The badge is, as stated above, neatly maker-marked with the makers'-signification: '4' (as can be noticed on the back of the thin-shaped and still bright-golden-toned pin (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) molded catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat golden-class WB that was produced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company and that is naturally priced according to its faded-away, golden-toned finish!

Attractive, maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company The silver-class WB does show moderate wear and/or age but retains a fair bit of its original, silverish-grey-coloured- and/or 'matted' finish. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-signification: '4' (as can be noticed on the back of the thin-shaped pin (see pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) molded catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat silver-class WB that was produced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company!

Attractive, maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company The silver-class WB does show moderate wear and/or age but retains a fair bit of its original, silverish-grey-coloured- and/or 'matted' finish. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-signification: '4' (as can be noticed on the back of the thin-shaped pin (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) molded catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat silver-class WB that was produced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company!

Attractive, maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company The pronounced silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') on offer here does show moderate wear and/or age and shows a typical, greyish-silver-coloured finish. The badge might have been clearly silver-toned when issued but this has dissapeared ie. 'faded-away' over the years ie. has 'migriert' as is more often encountered. The badge is, as stated above, neatly maker-marked with the makers'-signification: '4' (as can be noticed on the back of the thin-shaped pin (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) molded catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat silver-class WB that was produced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company and that is naturally accordinly priced!

Attractive, maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' The typical (zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based-) silver-class wound-badge shows only minimal wear and/or age but truly retains most of its original, silver-coloured- and/or typical greyish-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-signification: '65' on its back (which is super-imposed on its back as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was with certainty produced by the: 'Klein u. Quenzer'-company, based in the town of Oberstein a.d. Nähe. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (molded-) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Hard to find a more nicely preserved example!

Attractive, maker- (ie. \'E.S.P.\'-) marked example of a black wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as being produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Eugen Schmidthausser\' (ie. \'E.S.P.\') The WB - which is actually not that easily found and that can easily be graded 'scarce' - is only moderately used ie. worn and shows some evident wear and/or aging: it truly retains most of its original, black-coloured- and/or fairly 'matted' finish and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-signification: 'E.S.P' on its back (see pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Eugen Schmidthausser' based in the town of Pforzheim (ie. 'E.S.P.'). Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, maker- (ie. \'L/16\'-) marked example of a black wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') as was produced by the maker: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\' that comes stored in its \'LDO\'-marked etui as issued The WB does show some minimal aging but nevertheless retains all of its original, black-coloured- and/or fairly 'matted'- and/or: satin-like finish: it shows simply no wear and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-signification: 'L/16' on its back (see pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Of specific interest is naturally the fact that this example came still stored in its carton-based- and darker-blue-coloured specific etui (ie. box) as issued and/or stored for decades. This etui - which shows the black-coloured LDO-signification in the top of its lid - comes in an equally nicely preserved condition: it shows some minimal signs of having been used but is very nicely preserved. Simply a very attractive - and complete! - LDO-stamped WB-example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is IMO priced accordingly!

Attractive, maker- (ie. \'L/54\'-) marked example of a period-, so-called: generic-styled- \'LDO\'-etui (as executed in the scarcely seen bordeaux-red colour) that comes in an overall very nice condition This is a truly attractive - and actually rarely seen! - neatly maker- (ie. 'L/54'- or: 'Schauerte u. Höhfeld'-) marked example of a period-, two-pieced, so-called: generic-styled-, 'LDO'-etui (as was executed in the scarcely seen bordeaux-red colour and that measures approx. 5 x 5 cms.) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only moderately used-), condition. The etui - which was intended to store a wide range of TR-medals and awards (-miniatures) by this particular maker (such as for example a miniature of: 'Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter in Silber' or: miniature silver-class mothers'-cross or: 'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse' or bar to the WWI IC 2nd class to mention a few) - is truly nicely preserved: it shows a fully preserved, golden-yellow-coloured- and/or: 'sprayed velvet' interior and nicely preserved 'outer-section'. Moreover, does it show a silver-coloured 'LDO'-marking on its top: next to this it is (blue)ink stamped with a rectangular 'L/54'-stamp (as is noticable on the bottom of the etui as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a desirable and rarely seen so-called: 'generic-styled'- and 'L/54'-marked 'LDO'-etui!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: IC second class), being a non-maker-marked specimen that comes mounted on its (scarcely seen!) \'Austrian\'-styled ribbon The attractive medal comes mounted on its original, neatly confectioned- ie. folded and 'Austrian'-styled ribbon and comes in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a neat, non-maker-marked specimen that was with certainty never cleaned and that has a nice and/or attractive (albeit tarnished-) age-patina: it has lost almost all of its (presumably once present) so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows as stated above a tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core that is void of any real damage or alike: it is just tarnished by age. The piece is furthermore somewhat dirty and dusty but was never cleaned nor polished. Simply a neat 'variant' example that comes mounted on its desirable 'Austrian'-styled ribbon!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: IC second class), being a non-maker-marked specimen that comes mounted on its \'Austrian\'-styled ribbon The attractive medal comes mounted on its original, neatly confectioned- ie. folded and 'Austrian'-styled ribbon and comes in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a neat, non-maker-marked specimen that was with certainty never cleaned and that has a nice and/or attractive (albeit tarnished-) age-patina: it has lost almost all of its (presumably once present) so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows as stated above a tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core that is void of any real damage or alike. The piece is furthermore somewhat dirty and dusty but was never cleaned nor polished. Simply a neat 'variant' example that comes mounted on its desirable 'Austrian'-styled ribbon!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: IC second class), being a non-maker-marked specimen that comes mounted on its \'Austrian\'-styled ribbon The attractive medal comes mounted on its original, neatly confectioned- ie. folded and 'Austrian'-styled ribbon and comes in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a neat, non-maker-marked specimen that was with certainty never cleaned and that has a nice and/or attractive (albeit tarnished-) age-patina: it has lost almost all of its (presumably once present) so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows as stated above a tarnished age-patina - see pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'-) core that is void of any real damage or alike. The piece is furthermore somewhat dirty and dusty but was never cleaned nor polished. Simply a neat 'variant' example that comes mounted on its desirable 'Austrian'-styled ribbon!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a maker- (ie. \'1\'-) marked specimen as was produced by the: \'Deschler u. Sohn\'-company that came still packed in its original, etui and dito \'Überkarton\' This is a truly very attractive, medal-set: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: war-merits'-cross second class with swords) being a maker- (ie. '1'-) marked specimen as was produced by the: 'Deschler u. Sohn'-company and that comes still packed in its original, black-coloured (ie. simplified) etui and dito 'Überkarton' and that comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-, condition. The award - which can easily be graded 'mint-/unissued' and that was never handed-out - is a truly attractive, maker-marked- and/or fairly shiny, so-called: 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak-') based specimen that has maintained a 'shiny' age-patina and still retains most (ie. all) of its polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). Some minimal age- ie. coloured staining is, however, visible and/or present, simply caused by decades of storage only. The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The award came stored in its black-coloured (ie. simplified) etui (that retains a fully preserved KvK-symbol on its top (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, did it come 'packed' in its (rarely seen!) carton-based-, beige-coloured box (ie. 'Überkarton'). This 'Überkarton' comes in a wonderful condition and retains all flaps. It should be noted that nicely preserved examples of these 'Kriegsverdienstkreuze 1. Klasse mit Schwerter'-sets are actually not that easily encountered and can easily be graded 'scarce', moreover when they come in such a mint- ie. unissued condition. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a virtually 'mint' 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter'-set by the 'Deschler u. Sohn'-company for a IMO competitive price!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwerter\', being a maker- (ie. \'1\'-) marked specimen as was produced by the: \'Deschler u. Sohn\'-company that comes still packed in its original, beige-coloured \'wrapping-paper\' This is an attractive, medal-set: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwerter' (or: war-merits'-cross second class withouth sword) being a maker- (ie. '1'-) marked specimen as was produced by the: 'Deschler u. Sohn'-company that comes still packed in its original, beige-coloured 'wrapping-paper' and that comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-, condition. The award - which can easily be graded 'mint-/unissued' and that was never handed-out - is a truly attractive, maker-marked- and/or fairly shiny so-called: 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak-') based specimen that came still 'packed' in its period piece of reddish-brown-coloured 'wrapping-paper' as produced and/or found. The award has maintained a very 'shiny' age-patina and still retains most (ie. all) of its polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). Some minimal age- ie. coloured staining is, however, visible and/or present, simply caused by decades of storage only. The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. It should be noted that nicely preserved examples of these 'Kriegsverdienstkreuze 1. Klasse ohne Schwerter' are actually not that easily encountered and can easily be graded 'scarce', moreover when they come in such a mint- ie. unissued condition. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a virtually 'minty' 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwerter' by the 'Deschler u. Sohn'-company for a IMO competitive price!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Kl. mit Schw.\' (or: War Merits\' Cross second class with swords) being a non-maker-marked- and \'Buntmetall\'-based- example that comes mounted on its (not that often seen!) \'Austrian\'-styled ribbon The attractive medal comes mounted on its original, neatly confectioned- ie. folded and 'Austrian'-styled ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a non-maker-marked specimen as was executed in typical 'Buntmetall-'based metal. The medal retains a very attractive (ie. golden-bronze-coloured-) age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details still very nicely preserved. The medal is just a bit stained but has nevertheless retained a very detailed appearance. The piece still retains its period-attached safety-pin (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat example of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' that comes mounted on its desirable 'Austrian'-styled ribbon!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Kl. mit Schw.\' (or: War Merits\' Cross second class with swords) being a non-maker-marked- and/or zinc (ie. \'Feinzink\'-based-) that comes mounted on its (not that often seen!) \'Austrian\'-styled ribbon The attractive medal comes mounted on its original, neatly confectioned- ie. folded and 'Austrian'-styled ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a non-maker-marked specimen as was executed in typical 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The medal retains a very attractive (ie. golden-bronze-coloured-) age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details still very nicely preserved. The medal is just a bit stained but has nevertheless retained a very detailed and crispy appearance. Simply a neat example of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' that comes mounted on its desirable 'Austrian'-styled ribbon!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Kl. mit Schw.\' (or: War Merits\' Cross second class with swords) being a non-maker-marked- and/or zinc (ie. \'Feinzink\'-based-) that comes mounted on its (not that often seen!) \'Austrian\'-styled ribbon The attractive medal comes mounted on its original, neatly confectioned- ie. folded and 'Austrian'-styled ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a non-maker-marked specimen as was executed in typical 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The medal retains a very attractive (ie. golden-bronze-coloured-) age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details still very nicely preserved. The medal is just a bit stained but has nevertheless retained a very detailed appearance. The piece still retains its period-attached safety-pin (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat example of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' that comes mounted on its desirable 'Austrian'-styled ribbon!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939\', being a non-maker-marked- and/or IMO \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'Joseph Feix u. Söhne\'-company as recently found This is an attractive medal-set: 'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939' (or war-merits'-medal), being a non-maker-marked- and/or IMO 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: 'Joseph Feix u. Söhne'-company as recently found. The medal came together with its original, minimally confectioned- (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized- and/or truly orange-red-coloured (!) ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton-based pouch. The medal - which is (IMO) a neat 'Buntmetall'-based specimen was IMO issued but simply never used. The medal has an attractive golden-bronze-coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage) and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a complete (albeit minimally used- and somewhat wrinkled-), condition: it is, however, still fully functional (and shows the printed makers'-mark: 'Joseph Feix u. Söhne - Gablonz/Neisse' printed on its back as stated above. Simply an attractive and complete 'Kriegsverdienstmedaille 1939'-set!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a maker- (ie. \'110\'-) marked specimen, as was produced by the maker- ie. company: \'Otto Zappe\' The attractive medal comes together with its original, minimally confectioned- ie. folded- (and/or approx. 19 cms. long-) ribbon and is in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally- or even never worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a neat, maker- (ie. clearly '110'-) marked specimen as was executed in typical 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The medal retains a very nice (ie. somewhat bluish-grey-coloured-) and/or: 'satin'-like age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Most of its (as stated somewhat 'glossy'-like-) bluish-grey- ie. silverish-coloured finish has been very nicely preserved, giving the medal a nice and/or detailed appearance. The medal is thus produced by the medal-producing-company: 'Otto Zappe' based in the town of Gablonz a.d. Neckar. This example shows some minimal corrision on back and/or front (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a maker- (ie. \'110\'-) marked specimen, as was produced by the maker- ie. company: \'Otto Zappe\' and that comes mounted on its \'Austrian\'-styled ribbon The very attractive medal comes mounted on its original, neatly confectioned- ie. folded and 'Austrian'-styled ribbon and comes in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a neat, maker- (ie. clearly '110'-) marked specimen as was executed in typical 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The medal retains a very attractive (ie. somewhat bluish-grey-coloured-) age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details still very nicely preserved. The medal is just a bit stained but has nevertheless retained a very detailed and crispy appearance. The medal was thus produced by the medal-producing-company: 'Otto Zappe' based in the town of Gablonz. Simply a neat example that comes mounted on its desirable 'Austrian'-styled ribbon!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a maker- (ie. \'14\'-) marked specimen, as was produced by the maker- ie. company: \'L. Chr. Lauer\' The attractive medal comes together with its original, minimally confectioned- ie. folded- (and/or approx. 16 cms. long-) ribbon and is in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally- or even never worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a neat, maker- (ie. clearly '14'-) marked specimen as was executed in typical 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The medal retains a very nice (ie. somewhat bluish-grey-coloured-) and/or: 'satin'-like age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Most of its (as stated somewhat 'glossy'-like-) bluish-grey- ie. silverish-coloured finish has been very nicely preserved, giving the medal a nice and/or detailed appearance. The medal is thus produced by the medal-producing-company: 'L. Chr. Lauer' based in the town of Nürnberg. Simply a very attractive example!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a maker- (ie. \'20\'-) marked specimen, as was produced by the maker- ie. company: \'C.F. Zimmermann\' The attractive medal comes together with its original, minimally confectioned- ie. folded- (and/or approx. 16 cms. long-) ribbon and is in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally- or even never worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a neat, maker- (ie. clearly '20'-) marked specimen as was executed in typical 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The medal retains a very nice (ie. somewhat bluish-grey-coloured-) and/or: 'satin'-like age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Most of its (as stated somewhat 'glossy'-like-) bluish-grey- ie. silverish-coloured finish has been very nicely preserved, giving the medal a nice and/or detailed appearance. The medal is thus produced by the medal-producing-company: 'Franz J. Klast & Söhne' based in the town of Pforzheim. Simply a very attractive example!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a maker- (ie. \'51\'-) marked specimen, as was produced by the maker- ie. company: \'Eduard Görlach & Söhne\' The attractive medal comes together with its original, minimally confectioned- ie. folded- (and/or approx. 19 cms. long-) ribbon and is in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally- or even never worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a neat, maker- (ie. clearly '51'-) marked specimen as was executed in typical 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The medal retains a very nice (ie. somewhat bluish-grey-coloured-) and/or: 'satin'-like age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Most of its (as stated somewhat 'glossy'-like-) bluish-grey- ie. silverish-coloured finish has been very nicely preserved, giving the medal a nice and/or detailed appearance. The medal is thus produced by the medal-producing-company: 'Eduard Görlach & Söhne' based in the town of Gablonz a.d. Neckar. Simply a very attractive example!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a maker- (ie. \'5\'-) marked specimen, as was produced by the maker- ie. company: \'Hermann Wernstein\' The attractive medal comes together with its original, minimally confectioned- ie. folded- (and/or approx. 19 cms. long-) ribbon and is in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally- or even never worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a neat, maker- (ie. clearly '5'-) marked specimen as was executed in typical 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The medal retains a very nice (ie. somewhat bluish-grey-coloured-) and/or: 'satin'-like age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Most of its (as stated somewhat 'glossy'-like-) bluish-grey- ie. silverish-coloured finish has been very nicely preserved, giving the medal a nice and/or detailed appearance. The medal is thus produced by the medal-producing-company: 'Hermann Wernstein' based in the town of Jena-Löbstedt. Simply a very attractive example!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a maker- (ie. \'61\'-) marked specimen, as was produced by the maker- ie. company: \'Rudolf A. Karneth & Söhne\' The attractive medal comes together with its original, minimally confectioned- ie. folded- (and/or approx. 19 cms. long-) ribbon and is in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally- or even never worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a neat, maker- (ie. clearly '61'-) marked specimen as was executed in typical 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The medal retains a very nice (ie. somewhat bluish-grey-coloured-) and/or: 'satin'-like age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Most of its (as stated somewhat 'glossy'-like-) bluish-grey- ie. silverish-coloured finish has been very nicely preserved, giving the medal a nice and/or detailed appearance. The medal is thus produced by the medal-producing-company: 'Rudolf A. Karneth & Söhne' based in the town of Gablonz a.d. Neckar. Simply a very attractive example!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a maker- (ie. \'61\'-) marked specimen, as was produced by the maker- ie. company: \'Rudolf A. Karneth & Söhne\' The attractive medal comes together with its original, minimally confectioned- ie. folded- (and/or approx. 15,5 cms. long-) ribbon and is in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally- or even never worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a neat, maker- (ie. clearly '61'-) marked specimen as was executed in typical 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The medal retains a very nice (ie. somewhat bluish-grey-coloured-) and/or: 'satin'-like age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Most of its (as stated somewhat 'glossy'-like-) bluish-grey- ie. silverish-coloured finish has been very nicely preserved, giving the medal a nice and/or detailed appearance. The medal is thus produced by the medal-producing-company: 'Rudolf A. Karneth & Söhne' based in the town of Gablonz a.d. Neckar. Simply a very attractive example!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a maker- (ie. \'63\'-) marked specimen, as was produced by the maker- ie. company: \'Franz J. Klast & Söhne\' The attractive medal comes together with its original, minimally confectioned- ie. folded- (and/or approx. 13,5 cms. long-) ribbon and is in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally- or even never worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a neat, maker- (ie. clearly '63'-) marked specimen as was executed in typical 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The medal retains a very nice (ie. somewhat bluish-grey-coloured-) and/or: 'satin'-like age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Most of its (as stated somewhat 'glossy'-like-) bluish-grey- ie. silverish-coloured finish has been very nicely preserved, giving the medal a nice and/or detailed appearance. The medal is thus produced by the medal-producing-company: 'Franz J. Klast & Söhne' based in the town of Gablonz a.d. Neckar. Simply a very attractive example!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked specimen, as was produced by the maker- ie. company: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' and that comes mounted on its \'Austrian\'-styled ribbon The attractive medal comes mounted on its original, neatly confectioned- ie. folded and 'Austrian'-styled ribbon and comes in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a neat, maker- (ie. clearly '65'-) marked specimen as was executed in typical 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The medal retains a decent (ie. somewhat bluish-grey-coloured-) age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details still nicely preserved. The medal is just a bit dirty but has nevertheless retained a detailed appearance. The medal was thus produced by the medal-producing-company: 'Klein u. Quenzer' based in the town of Oberstein. Simply a neat example that comes mounted on its desirable 'Austrian'-styled ribbon!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a maker- (ie. \'88\'-) marked specimen, as was produced by the maker- ie. company: \'Werner Redo\' The attractive medal comes together with its original, minimally confectioned- ie. folded- (and/or approx. 19 cms. long-) ribbon and is in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally- or even never worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a neat, maker- (ie. clearly '88'-) marked specimen as was executed in typical 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The medal retains a very nice (ie. somewhat bluish-grey-coloured-) and/or: 'satin'-like age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Most of its (as stated somewhat 'glossy'-like-) bluish-grey- ie. silverish-coloured finish has been very nicely preserved, giving the medal a nice and/or detailed appearance. The medal is thus produced by the medal-producing-company: 'Werner Redo' based in the town of Gablonz a.d. Neckar. Simply a very attractive example!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a maker- (ie. \'92\'-) marked specimen, as was produced by the maker- ie. company: \'Josef Rückert & Sohn\' The attractive medal comes together with its original, minimally confectioned- ie. folded- (and/or approx. 19 cms. long-) ribbon and is in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally- or even never worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a neat, maker- (ie. clearly '92'-) marked specimen as was executed in typical 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The medal retains a very nice (ie. somewhat bluish-grey-coloured-) and/or: 'satin'-like age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Most of its (as stated somewhat 'glossy'-like-) bluish-grey- ie. silverish-coloured finish has been very nicely preserved, giving the medal a nice and/or detailed appearance. The medal is thus produced by the medal-producing-company: 'Josef Rückert & Sohn' based in the town of Gablonz a.d. Neckar. Simply a very attractive example!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a maker- (ie. \'93\'-) marked specimen, as was produced by the maker- ie. company: \'Richard Simm & Söhne\' The attractive medal comes together with its original, minimally confectioned- ie. folded- (and/or approx. 16 cms. long-) ribbon and is in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally- or even never worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a neat, maker- (ie. clearly '93'-) marked specimen as was executed in typical 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The medal retains a very nice (ie. somewhat bluish-grey-coloured-) and/or: 'satin'-like age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Most of its (as stated somewhat 'glossy'-like-) bluish-grey- ie. silverish-coloured finish has been very nicely preserved, giving the medal a nice and/or detailed appearance. The medal is thus produced by the medal-producing-company: 'Richard Simm & Söhne' based in the town of Gablonz a.d. Neckar. Simply a very attractive example!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'3\'-) marked-specimen as was issued by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company, that came still packed in its original pouch as issued and/or found This is an attractive medal-set: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a nicely maker- (ie. '3'-) marked specimen that came packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company as recently found, in overall nice (and IMO moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The medal came together with its original, confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat (so-called: 'Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton pouch. The medal - which is a neatly maker- (ie. '3'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen was with certainty issued but was IMO hardly used nor worn. The medal has a somewhat shiny- (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage only) but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in an equally used albeit still nicely preserved (and/or complete) condition: it is fully functional (and shows the printed- ie. additionally, stamped-) makers'-mark of the company: 'Wilhelm Deumer' based in the town of Lüdenscheid printed on its back as stated above. Simply an attractive and completely 'matching' 'Winterschlacht im Osten'-medal-set!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'6.\'-) marked specimen that comes packed in its original pouch of issue by the: \'E.F. Zimmermann\'-company as recently found This is a very attractive medal-set: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a neatly maker- (ie. '6.'-) marked specimen that came still packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the: 'E.F. Zimmermann'-company as recently found, and that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued-, condition. The medal came together with its original, non-confectioned- albeit folded- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat ('Zellstoff'-based- and/or: brownish-red-coloured-) carton-based pouch. The medal - which is a zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen was simply never used nor issued (nor unpacked). The medal has a somewhat dull- (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp: the piece came still wrapped in its piece of thin-shaped, 'wrapping-paper' as packed decades ago (see pictures). The pouch is in an equally nicely preserved condition: it is fully functional (and shows the printed makers'-mark of the: 'E.F. Zimmermann'-company based in the town of Pforzheim printed on its back as stated above). Next to this, the pouch also shows an inked LDO-numeral (ie.'L/52') Simply a very attractive and completely 'matching' 'Winterschlacht im Osten'-set!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked-specimen as was issued by the: \'Klein u. Quenzer\'-company, that came still packed in its original pouch as issued and/or fou This is an attractive medal-set: 'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a nicely maker- (ie. '65'-) marked specimen that came packed in its original pouch of issue as was produced by the: 'Klein u. Quenzer'-company as recently found, in overall nice (and IMO moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The medal came together with its original, confectioned- (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and came packed in its neat (so-called: 'Zellstoff'-based-) and/or: reddish-brown-coloured, carton pouch. The medal - which is a neatly maker- (ie. '65'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen was with certainty issued but was IMO hardly used nor worn. The medal has a somewhat shiny- (ie. greyish-blue-) coloured age-patina (simply caused by decades of storage only) but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. The pouch comes in a used albeit still nicely preserved (and/or complete) condition: it is fully functional (and shows the printed- ie. additionally, stamped-) makers'-mark of the company: 'Klein u. Quenzer' based in the town of Oberstein printed on its back as stated above. Simply an attractive and completely 'matching' 'Winterschlacht im Osten'-medal-set!

Attractive, medal-set: \'Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (or: Eastern Front medal), being a non-maker-marked specimen The attractive medal comes together with its original, minimally confectioned- ie. folded- (and/or approx. 15,5 cms. long-) ribbon and is in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally- or even never worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a neat, non-maker-marked specimen as was executed in typical 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The medal retains a very nice (ie. somewhat bluish-grey-coloured-) and/or: 'satin'-like age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Most of its (as stated somewhat 'glossy'-like-) bluish-grey- ie. silverish-coloured finish has been very nicely preserved, giving the medal a nice and/or detailed appearance. Simply a very attractive example!

Attractive, medium- (ie. larger!) sized N.S.D.A.P.-related so-called: \'Fahrradfahne\' (being fabricated in linnen-based cloth and that shows on both sides a woven swasitika-device and that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used, condition This an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of medium- (ie. actually somwhat larger-sized!), N.S.D.A.P.-related so-called: 'Fahrradfahne' (ie. bicycle- or car-flag) being fabricated in typical, linnen-based cloth that shows on both sides a woven swasitika-device and that measures from point to end approximately 35 cms. and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used-), condition. The piece on offer here comes in a moderately used condition: it truly retains bright- and/or vivid colours and is of the 'double-sided'-pattern (showing on either side a neatly woven swastika-device as can be seen on te pictures). The interesting piece is totally void of an ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') as more often and does show some minimal usage- ie. wear-marks. The piece shows a white-coloured (and cord-based) 'piping' attached (as is more often the case). Both chrome-based 'attachment'-devices are still present and in place (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive TR-period N.S.D.A.P.-related 'Fahrradfahne' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, medium- (ie. somewhat larger-) sized N.S.D.A.P.-related so-called: \'Fahrrad- o. Hausfahne\' (being fabricated in typical, linnen-based- and/or printed fabric) and that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used, condition This an attractive - and not that easily found! - example of medium- (ie. somewhat larger-) sized, N.S.D.A.P.-related so-called: 'Fahrrad o. Hausfahne' (ie. bicycle- or housee-flag) being fabricated in typical, bright-red-coloured- and linnen-based fabric (and that measures from point to end approximately 40 cms.) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem just moderately used- and/or minimally stained-), condition. The piece on offer here comes in a moderately used condition: it truly retains bright- and/or vivid colours and is of the 'double-sided'-pattern (showing on either side a separately-attached swastika-device as can be seen on the pictures). The interesting piece is totally void of an ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') as more often and does show some minimal usage- ie. wear-marks: moreover did it once held an RzM-etiket (of which the remains are still clearly present (as can be seen on the pictures). Both copper-based 'cord-attachment-rings' are still present and in place (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive TR-period, N.S.D.A.P.-related 'Fahrrad- o. Hausfahne' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, medium- (ie. somewhat larger-) sized N.S.D.A.P.-related so-called: \'Fahrrad- o. Hausfahne\' (being fabricated in typical, linnen-based- and/or printed fabric) and that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used, condition This an attractive - and not that easily found! - example of medium- (ie. somewhat larger-) sized, N.S.D.A.P.-related so-called: 'Fahrrad o. Hausfahne' (ie. bicycle- or housee-flag) being (somewhat crudely) fabricated in typical, bright-red-coloured- and linnen-based fabric (and that measures from point to end approximately 33 cms.) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem just moderately used- and/or minimally stained-), condition. The piece on offer here comes in a moderately used condition: it truly retains bright- and/or vivid colours and is of the 'double-sided'-pattern (showing on either side a separately-attached, printed swastika-device as can be seen on the pictures). The interesting piece is totally void of an ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') as more often and does show some minimal usage- ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece came without a cord but this can be eventually replaced if wished so (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive TR-period, N.S.D.A.P.-related 'Fahrrad- o. Hausfahne' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, medium-sized FAD- (ie. \'Freiwilliger Arbeidsdienst\'-) related so-called: \'Fahrradfahne\' (being fabricated in typical, linnen-based- and/or partly woven fabric) and that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used, condition) This an attractive - and not that easily found! - example of medium-sized, FAD- (ie. 'Freiwilliger Arbeidsdienst'-) so-called: 'Fahrradfahne' (ie. bicycle-flag) being fabricated in typical, linnen-based- and/or partly woven fabric that measures from point to end approximately 28,5 cms. and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used-), condition. The piece on offer here comes in a moderately used condition: it truly retains bright- and/or vivid colours and is of the 'double-sided'-pattern (showing on either side a neatly woven FAD- (ie. 'Freiwilliger Arbeidsdienst'-) patch (as can be seen on te pictures). The interesting piece is totally void of an ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') as more often and does show some minimal usage- ie. wear-marks. The inner cord is still present and in place (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive TR-period, FAD- (ie. 'Freiwilliger Arbeidsdienst'-) related 'Fahrradfahne' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, medium-sized HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') so-called: \'Fahrradfahne\' (being fabricated in typical, linnen-based- and/or printed fabric and showing an unusually seen golden-coloured, \'braid-based\' rim ie. piping attached) This an attractive - and with certainty unusually seen! - example of medium-sized HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') so-called: 'Fahrradfahne' (ie. bicycle-flag) being fabricated in typical, linnen-based- and/or printed fabric that measures from point to end approximately 24,5 cms. and that is showing an unusually seen golden-coloured rim (ie. braid-based piping) attached) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used-), condition. The piece on offer here comes in a moderately used condition: it truly retains bright- and/or vivid colours and is of the 'double-sided'-pattern (having on either side a printed swastika 'Raute' applied as can be seen on te pictures). The interesting piece shows a clearly visible (but regrettably hard to decypher) HJ-related ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') and does show some minimal usage- ie. wear-marks. Both metal-based 'musketon'-hooks are still present and in place (as can be noticed on the pictures). As stated above does the piece show a roughly- (albeit most certainly period-) attached golden-toned- and braid-based 'piping' attached something that is with certainty very unusual. Simply an attractive TR-period 'HJ-Fahrradfahne' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, medium-sized N.S.D.A.P.-related so-called: \'Fahrradfahne\' (being fabricated in typical, linnen-based- and/or printed fabric) and that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used, condition) This an attractive - and not that easily found! - example of medium-sized, N.S.D.A.P.-related so-called: \'Fahrradfahne\' (ie. bicycle-flag) being fabricated in typical, linnen-based- and/or printed fabric that measures from point to end approximately 26,5 cms. and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used-), condition. The piece on offer here comes in a moderately used condition: it truly retains bright- and/or vivid colours and is of the \'double-sided\'-pattern (showing on either side a printed swastika as can be seen on te pictures). The interesting piece is totally void of an ink-stamp (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') as more often and does show some minimal usage- ie. wear-marks. Both copper-based \'attachment-rings\' are still present and in place (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive TR-period N.S.D.A.P.-related \'Fahrradfahne\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, medium-sized N.S.D.A.P.-related so-called: \'Fahrradfahne\' (being fabricated in typical, linnen-based- and/or printed fabric) and that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used, condition) This an attractive - and not that easily found! - example of medium-sized, N.S.D.A.P.-related so-called: 'Fahrradfahne' (ie. bicycle-flag) being fabricated in typical, linnen-based- and/or printed fabric that measures from point to end approximately 34 cms. and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used-), condition. The piece on offer here comes in a moderately used condition: it truly retains bright- and/or vivid colours and is of the 'double-sided'-pattern (showing on either side a machine-sewn- and typically printed swastika-device as can be seen on te pictures). The interesting piece is totally void of an ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') as more often and does show some minimal usage- ie. wear-marks. Both steel-based (and minimally rust-stained) 'attachment-hooks' (ie. musketon-hooks) are still present and in place (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive TR-period N.S.D.A.P.-related 'Fahrradfahne' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, medium-sized- and patriotic-styled, so-called: \'Fahrradfahne\' (being fabricated in typical, linnen-based- and/or printed fabric) and that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used, condition) This an attractive - and not that easily found! - example of medium-sized, patriotic-styled (and double-sided) so-called: 'Fahrradfahne' (ie. bicycle-flag) showing the (typical) German national-colours and being fabricated in typical, linnen-based- and/or printed fabric that measures from point to end approximately 33,5 cms. and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used-), condition. The piece on offer here comes in a moderately used condition: it truly retains bright- and/or vivid colours and is of the 'double-sided'-pattern (as can be seen on te pictures). The interesting piece is totally void of an ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') as more often and does show some minimal usage- ie. wear-marks. Both metal-based 'attachment-hooks' (ie. musketon-hooks) are still present and in place: they are just a bit rusted but are fully functional (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive TR-period, patriotic-styled 'Fahrradfahne' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, medium-sized- and TR-period \'swastika-flag\' being a so-called: \'Haus- o. Fahrzeugfahne\' (being of the desirable size of: 100 x 55 cms. that is fabricated in typical, linnen-based fabric) This an attractive example of a medium-sized- and/or TR- (ie. World War II-) period so-called: 'Haus- o. Fahrzeugfahne' (or: house- ie. vehicle swastika-flag) being of the desirable size of: 100 x 55 cms. that is fabricated in typical, bright-red-coloured- and linnen-based fabric and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem hardly used ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The piece on offer here comes in a truly wonderful condition and was IMO never ie. hardly used: it truly retains vivid and bright colours and is of the 'double-sided'-pattern (having on either side a separately applied, printed swastika-roundel applied). The piece is totally void of any (makers'-)designation nor ink-stamp and does show some minimal usage- ie. wear-marks. The flag originates from a larger items- ie. insignia-lot that was brought to the USA by an US veteran and that remained there for years in a collection. Simply a very attractive TR-period swastika-flag that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, medium-sized- ie. 4-pieced, WWI- (ie. WWII-) period so-called: \'Frack-Kettchen\' showing the miniature- (ie. 17-mm.-) sized-versions) a WWI-period: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'FK-kreuz mit Schw.\' and two \'TD\'- (ie. loyal-service-) awards This is an attractive, medium-sized- ie. 4-pieced, WWI- (ie. WWII-) period so-called: \'Frack-Kettchen\' showing the miniature- (ie. 17-mm.) sized-versions of respectively an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or iron-cross second-class), a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter\'), a: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' (or silver class, loyal-service medal for 25 yrs. of service) and a golden-toned: \'Preußischer Dienstauszeichnung o. Kreuz für XV Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: Prussian loyal-service medal for 15-years of loyal service), all four pieces in an overall nice (albeit clearly issued- ie. worn-) condition. The neat piece is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or truly worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike. All four miniatures are in a very nice, albeit moderately used- and/or worn condition and all show equal wear and/or age: they are, however, IMO never cleaned nor polished and retain a nice- albeit minimally tarnished age-patina. The are mounted on a (golden-toned-) chain that still retains both its attachment-pins (affixed to the ends-) as to be expected (see pictures). These neat \'Kettchen\' could be ordered- and/or privately obtained at various special tailor- i.e. medal-selling companies. The piece originates from a private household and was never before in a collection. Simply a nice and attractive piece that originated from a WWI- ie. WWII-veteran and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, membership lapel-pin: \'Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund Stahlhelm\' (or: \'NSDFBSt\') being a very detailed- albeit non-maker-marked example that is executed in silver-coloured so-called: \'Buntmetall\' This is an attractive, membership lapel-pin (ie. Mitgliedsabzeichen) that signified membership within the: 'Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund Stahlhelm' (or: 'NSDFBSt') being a very detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) example that is executed in silver-coloured, so-called: 'Buntmetall' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which truly shows no damage whatsoever - shows a German steelhelmet mounted on a swastika-sign and surrounded by the abbreviation: 'NSDFBSt' - and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a truly nice and only slightly darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina. It comes mounted on its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). This badge - which is of the regular ie. circular-shaped type - is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4127A) and given an estimated value of 40 Eu. I deem this is a most certainly decorative badge which I have IMO priced according to its nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive, membership lapel-pin: \'Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund Stahlhelm\' (or: \'NSDFBSt\') being a very detailed- albeit non-maker-marked example that is executed in silver-coloured, so-called: \'Buntmetall\' This is an attractive, membership lapel-pin (ie. Mitgliedsabzeichen) that signified membership within the: 'Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund Stahlhelm' (or: 'NSDFBSt') being a very detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) example that is executed in silver-coloured, so-called: 'Buntmetall' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge shows a German steelhelmet mounted on a swastika-sign and surrounded by the abbreviation: 'NSDFBSt' - and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and still retains a truly nice and only slightly darkened- ie. tarnished, age-patina. This example shows a 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-mark on its back and comes mounted on its functional pin- ie. catch(-set-up). This badge - which is of the regular ie. circular-shaped type - is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (4127A) and given an estimated value of 40 Eu. I deem this is a most certainly decorative badge which I have IMO priced according to its nicely preserved condition!

Attractive, membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedabzeichen\'), as was intended for a member with the: \'Freiwilliger Arbeitsdienst\' (ie. \'FAD\'), being a maker- (ie. \'Assmann\'-) marked badge of the 3th pattern as was intended for civilians This is a truly attractive example of a multi-coloured and nicely enamelled membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedabzeichen') as was intended for a member who served within the: 'Freiwilliger Arbeitsdienst' (ie. 'FAD'), being a maker- (ie. 'Assmann'-) marked badge of the 3th pattern as was intended for civilians and that comes in a wonderful- (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The pin shows a clear 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking and is also maker-marked with a capital 'A' on its back (denoting that is deals with a pin that was produced by the 'Assmann'-company). The lapel-pin shows some regular wear and age but has no enamel damage whatsoever. The pin - which comes mounted on its functional pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3803C) and given an estimated value of 90 Eu. As most likely known was the FAD (or: 'Freiwilligen Arbeitsdienst') the predecessor of the later founded RAD (or: 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'). Simply an attractive - and most certainly! - decorative TR-period lapel-pin that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, metal-based EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern-, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeits- dienst\') cap-badge, being a maker- (ie. \'B.&N.\'-) marked- and/or very detailed example, that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-caps (aka: \'Kaffeebohnen\') This is a truly attractive - and in this minty- ie. unissued condition not that easily encountered! - example of a later-war-period- and metal-based EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern-, RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') cap-badge, being a maker- (ie. 'B.&N.'-) marked-, '1944'-dated and/or very detailed example, that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-caps (aka: 'Kaffeebohnen') and that comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The piece is (IMO) executed in 'stamped' ie. pressed zinc-based metal and retains all its red- and/or black-painted colour as to be expected. Naturally, are both metal-based prongs present and functional. The badge truly shows great pronounced detail and will be simply impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, mid- (ie. later-) war-pattern \'Waffen-SS\'-type so-called: \'BeVo\'-pattern, EM- (ie. NCO-) type side-cap eagle that comes in a never used- (ie. unconfectioned and \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition The attractive piece (ie. 'Schiffchenadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Waffen-SS') on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern (and is executed in bluish-grey-coloured linnen on a typical black-coloured- and equally linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be mounted onto a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') or even 'M43'-type-cap (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the cap-eagle come in a totally non-confectioned- and/or non-trimmed condition: it was simply never worn and comes as 'straightly cut-of the role' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece does show some minimal staining and shows a tiny 'flaw' (ie. damaged-arear) on the top of its backing as can be seen on the pictures (simply caused by years of storage only). It should be noted that these 100% original, Waffen-SS-related cap-eagles are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'!

Attractive, mid- (ie. later-) war-pattern, \'Waffen-SS\' so-called: \'BeVo-style\', EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern side-cap eagle that comes in a (presumably) used- ie. issued, condition The attractive piece (ie. 'Schiffchenadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Waffen-SS') on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a typical black-coloured- and equally linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be (re-)mounted onto a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') or even 'M43'-type-cap (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the cap-eagle come in a minimally confectioned- albeit non-trimmed condition: it was presumably issued and possibly worn as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is minimally stained (simply caused by minimal wear and years of storage). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related cap-eagles are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce' something that - I deem - merits my asking-price!

Attractive, mid- (ie. later-) war-pattern, \'Waffen-SS\' so-called: \'BeVo-style\', EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern side-cap eagle that comes in a never used- ie. \'virtually mint\', condition The attractive piece (ie. 'Schiffchenadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Waffen-SS') on offer here is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and is executed in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- and equally linnen-based background). As such, it can naturally easily be mounted onto a Waffen-SS side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') or even 'M43'-type-cap (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). As stated above, does the cap-eagle come in a non-confectioned- and/or non-trimmed condition: it was presumably issued but simply never worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is minimally stained and does show some minimal fraying on the underside of the oak-leave wreath (simply caused by years of storage only). It should be noted that these original Waffen-SS-related cap-eagles are almost impossible to find and can nowadays easily be graded 'very scarce'.

Attractive, mid- (ie. later-) war-period, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' as was produced by the: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\'-company and that comes in a just moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is a truly attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Erdkampfabzeichen' (or: ground-combat badge) being a non-maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne' and having a 'separately' (ie. firmly riveted) bright-silver-coloured eagle-device originally-attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued and/or moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or typical, 'J.E. Hammer'-type catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-) war-period badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed bright-silver-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of a single rivet as is visible on the back). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains all of its period finish but does show a minimally tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge can with certainty be attributed to the desirable maker: 'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne' based in the town of Geringswalde: the specific details on this badge naturally fully corroborate this. The piece was (I deem) never cleaned: the bright-silver-coloured eagle-device also retains a very detailed appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and garuanteed original! - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based by 'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne'-produced 'variant' of this desirable LW-war-badge!

Attractive, mid- (ie. later-) war-period, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' as was produced by the: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\'-company and that comes in a just moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is a truly attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Erdkampfabzeichen' (or: ground-combat badge) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne' and having a 'separately' (ie. firmly riveted) bright-silver-coloured eagle-device originally-attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued and/or moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or typical, 'J.E. Hammer'-type catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-) war-period badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed bright-silver-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of a single rivet as is visible on the back). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains all of its period finish but does show a minimally tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge can with certainty be attributed to the desirable maker: 'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne' based in the town of Geringswalde: the specific details on this badge naturally fully corroborate this. The piece was (I deem) never cleaned: the bright-silver-coloured eagle-device also retains a very detailed appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and garuanteed original! - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based by 'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne'-produced 'variant' of this desirable LW-war-badge!

Attractive, mid- (ie. later-) war-period, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' as was produced by the: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\'-company and that comes in a just moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is a truly attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' (or: ground-combat badge) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\' and having a \'separately\' (ie. firmly riveted) bright-silver-coloured eagle-device originally-attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued and/or moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or typical, \'J.E. Hammer\'-type catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-) war-period badges show a \'loose\' and/or detailed bright-silver-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of a single rivet as is visible on the back). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains all of its period finish but does show a minimally tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge can with certainty be attributed to the desirable maker: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\' based in the town of Geringswalde: the specific details on this badge naturally fully corroborate this. The piece was (I deem) never cleaned: the bright-silver-coloured eagle-device also retains a very detailed appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and garuanteed original! - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based by \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\'-produced \'variant\' of this desirable LW-war-badge!

Attractive, mid- (ie. later-) war-period, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' as was produced by the: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\'-company and that comes in a just moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is a truly attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Erdkampfabzeichen' (or: ground-combat badge) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne' and having a 'separately' (ie. firmly riveted) bright-silver-coloured eagle-device originally-attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued and/or moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or typical, 'J.E. Hammer'-type catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-) war-period badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed bright-silver-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of a single rivet as is visible on the back). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains all of its period finish but does show a minimally tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge can with certainty be attributed to the desirable maker: 'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne' based in the town of Geringswalde: the specific details on this badge naturally fully corroborate this. The piece was (I deem) never cleaned: the bright-silver-coloured eagle-device also retains a very detailed appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and garuanteed original! - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based by 'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne'-produced 'variant' of this desirable LW-war-badge!

Attractive, mid- (ie. later-) war-period, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' as was produced by the: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\'-company and that comes in a just moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is a truly attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' (or: ground-combat badge) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\' and having a \'separately\' (ie. firmly riveted) bright-silver-coloured eagle-device originally-attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued and/or moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or typical, \'J.E. Hammer\'-type catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-) war-period badges show a \'loose\' and/or detailed bright-silver-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of a single rivet as is visible on the back). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains all of its period finish but does show a minimally tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge can with certainty be attributed to the desirable maker: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\' based in the town of Geringswalde: the specific details on this badge naturally fully corroborate this. The piece was (I deem) never cleaned: the bright-silver-coloured eagle-device also retains a very detailed appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and garuanteed original! - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based by \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\'-produced \'variant\' of this desirable LW-war-badge!

Attractive, mid- (ie. later-) war-period, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' as was produced by the: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\'-company and that comes in a just moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is a truly attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' (or: ground-combat badge) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\' and having a \'separately\' (ie. firmly riveted) bright-silver-coloured eagle-device originally-attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued and/or moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or typical, \'J.E. Hammer\'-type catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-) war-period badges show a \'loose\' and/or detailed bright-silver-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of a single rivet as is visible on the back). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains all of its period finish but does show a minimally tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge can with certainty be attributed to the desirable maker: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\' based in the town of Geringswalde: the specific details on this badge naturally fully corroborate this. The piece was (I deem) never cleaned: the bright-silver-coloured eagle-device also retains a very detailed appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and garuanteed original! - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based by \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\'-produced \'variant\' of this desirable LW-war-badge!

Attractive, mid- (ie. later-) war-period, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' as was produced by the: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\'-company and that comes in a just moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is a truly attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' (or: ground-combat badge) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\' and having a \'separately\' (ie. firmly riveted) bright-silver-coloured (and \'Buntmetall\'-based!) eagle-device originally-attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued and/or moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or typical, \'J.E. Hammer\'-type catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-) war-period badges show a \'loose\' and/or detailed bright-silver-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of a single rivet as is visible on the back). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains all of its period finish but does show a minimally tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge can with certainty be attributed to the desirable maker: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\' based in the town of Geringswalde: the specific details on this badge naturally fully corroborate this. The piece was (I deem) never cleaned: the bright-silver-coloured eagle-device also retains a very detailed appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and garuanteed original! - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based by \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\'-produced \'variant\' of this desirable LW-war-badge!

Attractive, mid- (ie. later-) war-period, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' as was produced by the: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\'-company and that comes in a just moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit regrettably period-repaired and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' (or: ground-combat badge) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\' and having a \'separately\' (ie. firmly riveted) bright-silver-coloured (and \'Buntmetall\'-based!) eagle-device originally-attached and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly issued and/or moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or typical, \'J.E. Hammer\'-type pin-set-up but shows a (most certainly period-repaired) catch (as can be noticed on the pictures)). These mid- (ie. later-) war-period badges show a \'loose\' and/or detailed bright-silver-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of a single rivet as is visible on the back). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains most of its period finish but does show a minimally tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge can with certainty be attributed to the desirable maker: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\' based in the town of Geringswalde: the specific details on this badge naturally fully corroborate this. The piece was (I deem) never cleaned: the bright-silver-coloured eagle-device also retains a very detailed appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and garuanteed original! - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based by \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\'-produced \'variant\' of this desirable LW-war-badge that is (I deem) priced according to its period-repaired catch!

Attractive, mid- (ie. later-) war-period, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' as was produced by the: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\'-company and that comes in a minimally used- ie. worn, condition This is a truly attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Erdkampfabzeichen' (or: ground-combat badge) being a non-maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne' and having a 'separately' (ie. firmly riveted) bright-silver-coloured eagle-device originally-attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued and/or moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or typical, 'J.E. Hammer'-type catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-) war-period badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed bright-silver-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of a single rivet as is visible on the back). These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains all of its period finish but does show a minimally tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge can with certainty be attributed to the desirable maker: 'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne' based in the town of Geringswalde: the specific details on this badge naturally fully corroborate this. The piece was (I deem) never cleaned: the bright-silver-coloured eagle-device also retains a very detailed appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and garuanteed original! - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based by 'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne'-produced 'variant' of this desirable LW-war-badge!

Attractive, mid- (ie. later-) war-period, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Erdkampfabzeichen\' as was produced by the: \'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne\'-company and that comes in a minimally used- ie. worn, condition This is a truly attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version of a so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Erdkampfabzeichen' (or: ground-combat badge) being a non-maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne' and having a 'separately', bright-silver-coloured eagle-device originally-attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued and/or moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat and detailed badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and/or typical, 'J.E. Hammer'-type catch (ie. catch set-up). These mid- (ie. later-) war-period badges show a 'loose' and/or detailed bright-silver-coloured eagle-device attached. These zinc-based badges show, however, nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge truly retains all of its period finish but does show a minimally tarnished age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge can with certainty be attributed to the desirable maker: 'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne' based in the town of Geringswalde: the specific details on this badge naturally fully corroborate this. The piece was (I deem) never cleaned: the silver-coloured eagle-device also retains a very detailed appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and garuanteed original! - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based by 'J.E. Hammer u. Söhne'-produced 'variant' of this desirable LW-war-badge!

Attractive, mid- (ie. later-) war-period, \'standard-issue\'-pattern-, black-coloured- and/or genuine leather-based WH steel-helmet-strap (ie. \'Riemen für Stahlhelm\') being a \'virtually mint\' example that bears an impressed \'RbN.\'-stamp This is a neat (and I deem mid- ie. later-war-period), \'standard-issue\'-pattern-, black-coloured- and/or genuine leather-based WH steel-helmet-strap (ie. \'Riemen für Stahlhelm\') being a once-mounted- (albeit still \'virtually mint\'!) example that bears an impressed \'RbN.\'-stamp (that reads: \'0/0750/0100\'). The strap shows some moderate (storage)age ie. (rust)staining but is naturally still fully functional and/or souple: it bears an impressed \'RbN.\'-stamp that clearly reads: \'0/0750/0100\' and comes mounted with its period pair of (I deem steel-based- and/or minimally stained-) studs in place. Simply a neat - and nowadays actually unusually encountered! - WH-equipment-item that can easily be graded \'scarce\' and that is ideally fitted to complete any German steel-helmet!

Attractive, mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, \'SS\' (ie. \'Waffen-SS\') so-called: \'BeVo-weave-style\', enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der Waffen-SS\') This is an attractive example of an - I deem - mid- (ie. later-) war-pattern, \'SS\' (ie. \'Waffen-SS\') so-called: \'BeVo-weave-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der Waffen-SS\') as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. simply never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The neat and desirable piece - which shows the machine-embroidered- and/or truly greyish-silver-coloured stitching on a black-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - shows some minimal storage-age and tiny holes in the background (and is a tiny bit wrinkled) but comes still \'as straightly cut-of the role\' (the eagle itself is totally undamaged). The eagle is a \'text-book\' example of a so-called: \'BeVo-woven\'-type, arm-eagle. Simply a very nice - and of course 100% guaranteed original! - Waffen-SS arm-eagle which will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, mid- (ie. later-war-) pattern, \'SS\' (ie. \'Waffen-SS\') so-called: \'BeVo-weave-style\', enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-pattern arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der Waffen-SS\') This is an attractive example of an - I deem - mid- (ie. later-) war-pattern, \'SS\' (ie. \'Waffen-SS\') so-called: \'BeVo-weave-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der Waffen-SS\') as was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS troops throughout the war and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. simply never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The neat and desirable piece - which shows the machine-embroidered- and/or truly greyish-silver-coloured stitching on a black-coloured- and/or linnen-based background - shows some minimal storage-age and tiny holes in the background (and is a tiny bit wrinkled) but comes still \'as straightly cut-of the role\' (the eagle itself is totally undamaged). The eagle is a \'text-book\' example of a so-called: \'BeVo-woven\'-type, arm-eagle. Simply a very nice - and of course 100% guaranteed original! - Waffen-SS arm-eagle which will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, mid-/ie. later-war period-, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) bluish-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle, being a neatly maker- (ie. \'JFS\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive buckle was IMO clearly issued and/or worn and retains most of its fairly matted ie. somewhat satin-like, sprayed bluish-grey-coloured colour: just some normal scratching and/or minimal paint-loss (ie. rust-staining) is noticable (see pictures) something that was caused by moderate wear and/or storage for decades. The piece was most certainly never cleaned and comes as recently found. The buckle - which has nice and/or pronounced detail! - shows the impressed makers-signification: 'JFS' on its back and can as such be attributed to the maker (or: 'Hersteller') named: 'Josef Feix u. Söhne'. Of interest is, moreover, the darker-brown-coloured catch(-attachment) which is a typical feature of by JFS-produced blue-coloured buckles. These darker-bluish-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckles are most times attributed to naval coastal-artillery- (ie. 'Küsten-Artillerie'-) units but are IMO being the later-war-period 'standard-type' army- ie. naval buckle. Simply a nice and attractive example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, mid-war period- and/or: \'Feinzink\'-based- example of a maker- (ie. \'GB\'-) marked WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) being a very detailed example as was produced by the: \'Gustav Brehmer\'-company The truly attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - Luftwaffe-related war-badge ie. 'Flakkampfabzeichen' (or: airforce anti-aircraft badge) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and/or original (ie. fully unaltered- and/or typical) catch (-set-up). This example - which has been just moderately used and/or worn - shows very nice and/or pronounced detail overall (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat and minimally converse-shaped badge has a truly nice age-patina and retains most (ie. all!) of its original, typical greyish-silver-coloured and/or somewhat 'matted' finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (but has not been cleaned nor polished over the years as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the badge a neatly maker-marked example that bears the stamped makers'-designation: 'GB' on its back and is thus with certainty a mid-war-produced LW-war-badge that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Gustav Brehmer' as was based in the town of Markneukirchen in Sachsen. I deem that this attractive and very detailed Luftwaffe 'Flakkampfabzeichen' is accordingly priced!

Attractive, mid-war-period WH (Heeres) bluish-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'B&N - 43\'-) marked example that comes in a minimally worn- (ie. fully untouched-), condition This is a very attractive - and mid-war-period! - WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) (typical) bluish-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a clearly maker- (ie. 'B&N'- or: 'Berg & Nolte') marked and/or (1943-) dated example that comes in a very nice and only minimally worn- (ie. fully untouched-), condition. The piece retains truly (almost) all of its fairly shiny ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- and/or bluish-grey-coloured sprayed colour: just some normal handling-marks are noticable (as can be seen on the pictures) something that was I deem just caused by storage for decades only. The piece was most certainly never cleaned and comes as recently found. The buckle - which has very nice and/or pronounced detail! - shows a clearly impressed makers'-designation (something that is more often observed). These bluish-grey-coloured- and/or typical steel-based belt-buckles were the 'standard-type', army- (ie. evt. naval) type belt-buckle that was used throughout the war. Simply a very attractive and fully untouched mid-war-period example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, mid-war-period WH (Heeres) bluish-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'B&N - 43\'-) marked example that comes in a minimally worn- (ie. fully untouched-), condition This is a very attractive - and mid-war-period! - WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) (typical) bluish-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a clearly maker- (ie. 'B&N'- or: 'Berg & Nolte') marked and/or (1943-) dated example that comes in a very nice and only minimally worn- (ie. fully untouched-), condition. The piece retains truly (almost) all of its fairly shiny ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- and/or bluish-grey-coloured sprayed colour: just some normal handling-marks are noticable (as can be seen on the pictures) something that was I deem just caused by storage for decades only. The piece was most certainly never cleaned and comes as recently found. The buckle - which has very nice and/or pronounced detail! - shows a clearly impressed makers'-designation (something that is more often observed). These bluish-grey-coloured- and/or typical steel-based belt-buckles were the 'standard-type', army- (ie. evt. naval) type belt-buckle that was used throughout the war. Simply a very attractive and fully untouched mid-war-period example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, mid-war-period WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'C.T.D. - 1943\'-) marked example that comes in a minimally worn- (ie. fully untouched-), condition This is a very attractive - and mid-war-period! - WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) field-grey-coloured- and/or typical steel-based belt-buckle being a clearly maker- (ie. \'C.T.D.\'-) marked and/or (1943-) dated example that comes in a very nice and only minimally worn- (ie. fully untouched-), condition. The piece retains truly (almost) all of its fairly shiny ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- and/or field-grey-coloured sprayed colour: just some normal handling-marks are noticable (as can be seen on the pictures) something that was I deem just caused by storage for decades only. The piece was most certainly never cleaned and comes as recently found. The buckle - which has very nice and/or pronounced detail! - shows a clearly superimposed makers\'-designation (something that is more often observed). These field-grey-coloured- and/or typical steel-based belt-buckles were the \'standard-type\', army- (ie. evt. naval) type belt-buckle that was used throughout the war. Simply a very attractive and fully untouched mid-war-period example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, mid-war-period WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) side-cap eagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This attractive - and I deem - mid-war-period-example is neatly light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never confectioned- nor folded condition. The side-cap eagle (ie. 'Tropen-Mützenadler für Schiffchenmützen- o. Einheitsfeldmützen') is just a tiny bit stained ie. wrinkled caused by years of storage but has maintained nice detail overall. The piece can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical 'Schiffchen' (or even: 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). These 'tropical-issue-' (ie. DAK- or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps'-related-) cap-eagles can noways easily be graded 'scarce' and come actually not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, mid-war-period WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) side-cap eagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This attractive - and I deem - mid-war-period-example is neatly light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never confectioned- nor folded condition. The side-cap eagle (ie. 'Tropen-Mützenadler für Schiffchenmützen- o. Einheitsfeldmützen') is just a tiny bit stained ie. wrinkled caused by years of storage but has maintained nice detail overall. The piece can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical 'Schiffchen' (or even: 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). These 'tropical-issue-' (ie. DAK- or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps'-related-) cap-eagles can noways easily be graded 'scarce' and come actually not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, mid-war-period- and/or \'standard-issue-pattern\' WH (Luftwaffe) \'Brotbeutel\' (or bread-bag) being a maker-marked example that comes in a moderately used condition The attractive piece is executed in the typical, bluish-grey coloured- (somewhat thicker-structured- ie. course-like-) linnen-based cloth and retains all its (greyish-silver-coloured and/or zinc-based-) buttons and/or typical 'D-type'-rings period-attached. Moreover, are all leather-based straps and/or fortified pieces present and in place. The bread-bag is maker-marked- ie. possibly dated (with a blue-coloured ink-stamp that is impossible to decypher) and that can be seen on the small, vertical-strap with which the bag was attached to the belt - as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was clearly issued and moderately used: it originates from a German flea-market where it was recently found: it shows some minimal age- ie. staining simply caused by having been worn and having been stored as such for decades (see pictures). In any case an attractive and/or mid-war-period, WH (Luftwaffe) equipment-piece that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, miniature of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter in Silber\' (or silver mothers\'-cross) being a maker- (ie. \'L/11\'-) marked example that comes mounted on its small-sized, confectioned ribbon The very attracrive - albeit small-sized! - medal comes in a very nice condition overall: it has no enamel-damage whatsoever and is just a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. The silver-coloured finish is very nicely preserved and the piece was IMO never cleaned nor polished. The small-sized badge (measuring only: 2 cms. in height) shows great pronounced detail: just like the bigger 'regular'-sized versions. The piece is as stated above a clearly maker- (ie. 'L/11'-) marked example that was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company. The piece comes mounted on its original safety-pin attachment (as was fitted for easy attaching it to a dress or even tunic). Actually, are these miniatures (ie. 'Halbminiature') scarcer than their bigger counterparts. Simply an attractive, maker-marked silver-class MK-miniature that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, miniature of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter in Silber\' (or silver mothers\'-cross) being a maker- (ie. \'L/11\'-) marked example that comes mounted on its small-sized, confectioned ribbon The very attracrive - albeit small-sized! - medal comes in a very nice condition overall: it has no enamel-damage whatsoever and is just a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. The silver-coloured finish is very nicely preserved and the piece was IMO never cleaned nor polished. The small-sized badge (measuring only: 2 cms. in height) shows great pronounced detail: just like the bigger 'regular'-sized versions. The piece is as stated above a clearly maker- (ie. 'L/11'-) marked example that was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company. The piece comes mounted on its original safety-pin attachment (as was fitted for easy attaching it to a dress or even tunic). Actually, are these miniatures (ie. 'Halbminiature') scarcer than their bigger counterparts. Simply an attractive, maker-marked silver-class MK-miniature that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, miniature of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter in Silber\' (or silver mothers\'-cross) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted on its small-sized- and confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive - albeit small-sized! - medal ie. miniature comes in a very nice condition overall: it has no enamel-damage whatsoever and is just a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. The silver-coloured finish is very nicely preserved, and the piece was IMO never cleaned nor polished. The small-sized badge (measuring only: 2 cms. in height) shows great pronounced detail: just like the bigger 'regular'-sized versions. The piece is as stated above a non-maker-marked example. The piece comes mounted on its original 'safety-pin'-attachment (as was fitted for easy attaching it to a dress or even tunic). Actually, are these miniatures (ie. 'Halbminiature') scarcer than their bigger counterparts. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked silver-class MK-miniature that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, miniature of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter in Silber\' being a maker- (ie. \'L/11\'-) marked example that comes mounted on its small-sized, confectioned ribbon and that comes stored in its typical \'LDO\'-marked etui The very attractive - albeit small-sized! - award (ie. 'Halbminatur') comes in a very nice condition overall: it has no enamel-damage whatsoever and is just a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. The silver-coloured finish is very nicely preserved and the piece was IMO never cleaned nor polished. The small-sized badge (measuring only: 2 cms. in height) shows great pronounced detail: just like the bigger 'regular'-sized versions. The piece is as stated above a clearly maker- (ie. 'L/11'-) marked example that was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company. The piece comes mounted on its original safety-pin attachment (as was fitted for easy attaching it to a dress or even tunic). The piece came stored in its its typical, burgundy-red-coloured 'LDO'-marked etui. This carton-based etui measures 4,7 x 4,7 cms. and shows the 'LDO'-marking printed in its lid (as to be expected). The etui comes in an equally nicely preserved condition and is void of any damage nor wear. Actually, are these miniatures (ie. 'Halbminiature') scarcer than their bigger counterparts. Simply an attractive, maker-marked- and complete silver-class MK-miniature-set that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, moderately worn - and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in golden-yellow branchcolour as was worn by an: \'Unteroffizier der Flieger o. Fallschirm-Truppen\' This is an attractive - fully matching and/or nicely preserved! - 'standard-issued' pair of WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-type shoulderstraps as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) branchcolour as was intended for - and clearly worn by! - an: 'Unteroffizier der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen' (or: paratrooper- ie. pilot and/or NCO ie. junior-sergeant) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat shoulderstraps are in all facets 'text-book'-examples and come in a nice condition, overall. The straps measure approximately 10 cms. in length each and come naturally mounted onto their period-attached tongues (as can be seen on the pictures). The pair shows the neat golden-yellow coloured- (and/or desirable 'silk-like'-type) piping attached and has the typical, silverish-toned LW-type NCO-braid attached (denoting the NCOs-rank of: 'Unteroffizier'). The pair shows - as stated above - some regular staining and wear, simply caused by moderate usage, wear and/or decades of storage. Simply a neat and/or moderately used- and 'textbook'-pair of: 'Unteroffizier der Flieger o. Fallschirmtruppen' shoulderstraps that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, multi-coloured and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') civil-attire badge (or: \'Zivilabzeichen des D.R.K.\'), being a neat maker- (ie. \'O.P.\'-) marked example that bears a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - smaller-sized (ie. only 2 x 1,5 cms. sized-), multi-coloured and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') so-called: civil-attire badge (or: 'Zivilabzeichen des D.R.K.'), being a neat maker- (ie. 'O.P.'-) marked example that also shows a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking on its back, in overall nice (albeit clearly used and/or moderately worn-) condition. The piece is as stated neatly maker-marked and comes mounted on its (still functional) long-sized-pin. The tiny piece has a stunning (and totally undamaged!) enamelled surface and was IMO never cleaned nor polished and is somewhat stained ie. tarnished. A very nice example!

Attractive, multi-coloured and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') civil-attire badge (or: \'Zivilabzeichen des D.R.K.\'), being a non-maker-marked example that bears a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - smaller-sized (ie. only 2 x 1,5 cms. sized-), multi-coloured- and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') so-called: civil-attire badge (or: 'Zivilabzeichen des D.R.K.'), being a non-maker-marked example that shows a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking on its back, in overall nice (albeit clearly used and/or moderately worn-) condition. The piece comes mounted on its (still functional) long-sized-pin. The tiny piece has a stunning (and totally undamaged!) enamelled surface and was IMO never cleaned nor polished and is somewhat stained ie. tarnished. Simply a nice example!

Attractive, multi-coloured enamelled example of a: DLV (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsportsverband\') related so-called: \'Segelflieger-C-Abzeichen\' (being an unmarked example that bears a unique serial-number that reads: \'22493\') This is an attractive - and totally undamaged! - example of a: DLV (ie. \'Deutscher Luftsportsverband\'-) related so-called: \'Segelflieger-C-Abzeichen\' being an unmarked example that retains a fully undamaged enamelled surface and that bears a unique serial-number that reads: \'22493\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The attractive badge shows three white-coloured \'Schwingen\' and is thus an example of the so-called: \'C-Klasse\' (ie. being a: \'Segelflieger-C-Abzeichen\' or: glider-pilots badge of the C-class). These attractive badges were worn by members of the DLV but were also worn by \'regular\' LW-staff on the standard LW tunics such as the \'Fliegerbluse\' and/or other tunics. The badge originates from a German private-household and is just a bit dirty and shows some age and/or wear. The white- and blue-coloured and neatly enamelled piece - which has an approximate diameter of 2,8 cms. - is void of any makers\'-designation and has truly nice enamel which is completely void of any damage: it is just a bit tarnished and somewhat darkened by age. The pin comes mounted on its neat \'button-hole\'-set-up. A similar example is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\'-lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (8816I) and is given an estimated value of 120 Eu. Simply an attractive example of this \'DLV\'-related so-called: \'Segelflieger-C-Abzeichen\'!

Attractive, multi-coloured enamelled- and nicely preserved! - membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') denoting membership within the: \'Volksdeutsche Bewegung Luxemburg\' (o. \'VDB\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'J.B.\'-) marked example The truly attractive - fairly rarely encountered and actually very nicely preserved! - multi-coloured enamelled membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') is a neatly maker- (ie. \'J.B.\'-) marked example that is depicting the text: \'Heim ins Reich\' and that is denoting membership within the: \'Volksdeutsche Bewegung Luxemburg\' (o. \'VDB\') and that comes in an overall nice- (and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The interesting lapel-pin has just been moderately used ie. worn but still has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is totally void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a black- ie. white-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area showing a bright-red coloured swastika - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured within the Heering-Hüsken lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number: \'C1 03 A\'. Simply a very attractive, \'foreign-related\' membership-pin ie. party-badge denoting membership within the the: \'Volksdeutsche Bewegung Luxemburg\' (o. \'VDB\') that is priced according to its fully untouched and pristine condition!

Attractive, multi-coloured- & enamelled membership-lapel-pin as intended to signify membership within the: \'DJ\' (or: \'Deutsches Jungvolk in der HJ\') being a unusual \'smaller\'-sized, non-maker-marked \'variant\'-specimen of the 1st pattern The attractive youth-related membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') shows some regular wear, age and/or minimal staining but has a totally undamaged- and/or neatly enamelled (and undamaged) surface. It has never been cleaned and retains a really attractive- and only minimally tarnished age-patina. The pin - which comes mounted onto its functional and fully unaltered pin-/catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9269A). The piece on offer here is an interesting, somewhat smaller-sized 'variant'-pattern badge (ie. having a diameter of only 2 cms.). The piece is a neat example of the 1st pattern: something that is easily recognisable due to the fact that it depicts the text: 'D.J.' (instead of: D.J.V. as can be noticed on DJ-badges of the first pattern). The pin is not maker-marked on its back but shows the patent-pending-designation: 'Ges.Gesch.' (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this attractive - 'smaller'-sized and 'variant'-pattern - DJ-lapel-pin of the first-pattern is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, multi-coloured- and enamelled membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\' as was intended to signify membership within the: \'DJ\' (or: \'Deutsches Jungvolk in der HJ\') being a neat, non-maker-marked specimen of the 1st pattern The attractive youth-related membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') shows some regular wear, age and/or minimal staining but has a totally undamaged- and/or neatly enamelled (and undamaged) surface. It has never been cleaned and retains a really attractive- and only minimally tarnished age-patina. The pin - which comes mounted onto its functional and fully unaltered pin-/catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9269A). The piece is a neat example of the 1st pattern: something that is easily recognisable due to the fact that it depicts the text: 'D.J.' (instead of: 'D.J.V.' as can be noticed on DJ-badges of the second pattern). The pin is not maker-marked on its back but shows a (vaguely but surely) present patent-pending-designation that reads: 'Ges.Gesch.' (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this attractive DJ-lapel-pin of the first-pattern is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, multi-coloured- and enamelled membership-lapel-pin as intended to signify membership within the: \'DJ\' (or: \'Deutsches Jungvolk in der HJ\') being a non-maker-marked specimen of the 1st pattern The attractive youth-related membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') shows some regular wear, age and/or minimal staining but has a totally undamaged- and/or neatly enamelled (and undamaged) surface. It has never been cleaned and retains a really attractive- and only minimally tarnished age-patina. The pin - which comes mounted onto its functional and fully unaltered pin-/catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9269A). The piece is a neat example of the 1st pattern: something that is easily recognisable due to the fact that it depicts the text: 'D.J.' (instead of: D.J.V. as can be noticed on DJ-badges of the second pattern). The pin is not maker-marked on its back but shows a patent-pending-designation: 'Ges.Gesch.' (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this attractive DJ-lapel-pin of the first-pattern is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, multi-coloured- and enamelled membership-lapel-pin as intended to signify membership within the: \'DJ\' (or: \'Deutsches Jungvolk in der HJ\') being a unusual \'smaller\'-sized, non-maker-marked \'variant\'-specimen of the 1st pattern The attractive youth-related membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') shows some regular wear, age and/or minimal staining but has a totally undamaged- and/or neatly enamelled (and undamaged) surface. It has never been cleaned and retains a really attractive- and only minimally tarnished age-patina. The pin - which comes mounted onto its functional and fully unaltered pin-/catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9269A). The piece on offer here is an interesting, somewhat smaller-sized, 'variant'-pattern badge (ie. having a diameter of only 2 cms.). The piece is a neat example of the 1st pattern: something that is easily recognisable due to the fact that it depicts the text: 'D.J.' (instead of: D.J.V. as can be noticed on DJ-badges of the first pattern). The pin is not maker-marked on its back but shows the (double!) patent-pending-designation: 'Ges.Gesch.' (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this attractive - 'smaller'-sized and 'variant'-pattern - DJ-lapel-pin of the first-pattern is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, multi-coloured- and enamelled membership-lapel-pin as intended to signify membership within the: \'DJ\' (or: \'Deutsches Jungvolk in der HJ\') being a unusual \'smaller\'-sized, \'RzM\'-marked \'variant\'-specimen of the 1st pattern The attractive youth-related membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') shows some regular wear, age and/or minimal staining but has a totally undamaged- and/or neatly enamelled (and shiny!) surface. It has never been cleaned and retains a really attractive- and only minimally tarnished age-patina. The pin - which comes mounted onto its functional and fully unaltered pin-/catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken \'Abzeichen\'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9269A). The piece on offer here is an interesting, somewhat smaller-sized, \'variant\'-pattern badge (ie. having a diameter of only 2 cms.). The piece is a neat example of the 1st pattern: something that is easily recognisable due to the fact that it depicts the text: \'D.J.\' (instead of: D.J.V. as can be noticed on DJ-badges of later-period pattern). The pin is neatly maker-marked \'RzM\' on its back and shows a (double!) patent-pending-designation: \'Ges.Gesch.\' (on its back and on the pin set-up as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this attractive - \'smaller\'-sized and \'variant\'-pattern - DJ-lapel-pin of the first-pattern is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, multi-coloured- and nicely enamelled membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\' as was intended to signify membership within the: \'DJ\' (or: \'Deutsches Jungvolk in der HJ\') being a neat, non-maker-marked specimen of the 1st pattern The attractive youth-related membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') shows some regular wear, age and/or minimal staining but has a totally undamaged- and/or neatly enamelled (and undamaged) surface. It has never been cleaned and retains a really attractive- and only minimally tarnished age-patina. The neat pin - which comes mounted onto its functional and fully unaltered pin-/catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9269A). The piece is a neat example of the 1st pattern: something that is easily recognisable due to the fact that it depicts the text: 'D.J.' (instead of: 'D.J.V.' as can be noticed on DJ-badges of the second pattern). The pin is not maker-marked on its back but shows a super-imposed patent-pending-designation that reads: 'Ges.Gesch.' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is bit smaller-sized than normally encountered and has an approximate diameter of only 2,2 cms. (as can be noticed on the pictures). I deem that this attractive DJ-lapel-pin of the first-pattern is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, multi-coloured- and nicely enamelled membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\' as was intended to signify membership within the: \'DJ\' (or: \'Deutsches Jungvolk in der HJ\') being a neat, non-maker-marked specimen of the 1st pattern The attractive youth-related membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') shows some regular wear, age and/or minimal staining but has a totally undamaged- and/or neatly enamelled (and undamaged) surface. It has never been cleaned and retains a really attractive- and only minimally tarnished age-patina. The neat pin - which comes mounted onto its functional and fully unaltered pin-/catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken \'Abzeichen\'-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9269A). The piece is a neat example of the 1st pattern: something that is easily recognisable due to the fact that it depicts the text: \'D.J.\' (instead of: \'D.J.V.\' as can be noticed on DJ-badges of the second pattern). The pin is not maker-marked on its back but shows a (dual!) super-imposed patent-pending-designation that reads: \'Ges.Gesch.\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is bit smaller-sized than normally encountered and has an approximate diameter of only 2,2 cms. (as can be noticed on the pictures). I deem that this attractive DJ-lapel-pin of the first-pattern is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, multi-coloured- and nicely enamelled, TR-period membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedabzeichen\') as was intended for a member within the (Austrian-based): \'Steirischen Heimwehr\' This is an attractive example of a multi-coloured - and truly nicely enamelled! - oval-shaped, membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedabzeichen der Steirischen Heimwehr') as was intended for usage by a member who served within this Austrian-based, home-defence organisation and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The pin - which is of the third- and final pattern - shows a clear makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'J. Schertner - Eggenberg b. Graz'). The pin - which comes mounted onto its functional pin (but that regrettably misses its catch as can be noticed) - shows some regular wear and age but has truly no enamel damage whatsoever (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a steelhelmet (with black-coloured-swastika!) and a provincial (red- and green-coloured) shield of of the Steiermark province. A similar example is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number (A24 C) and is given an estimated value of 120 Eu. Simply an attractive - not that easily found and most certainly decorative! - Austrian- ie. TR-period lapel-pin that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, multi-coloured- and nicely enamelled: \'Ehrenzeichen für deutsche Volkspflege 3. Stufe\' that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its (by \'Godet\'-) produced etui This is a truly attractive so-called: \'Ehrenzeichen für deutsche Volkspflege 3. Stufe\' (or: civil-service honorary medal of the third class) being a very detailed and/or pronounced example that is executed in golden-coloured \'Buntmetall\'-based metal and that retains a fully preserved (and totally undamaged!) enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). It came together with its original- albeit shortened ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and/or: medal-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') as issued and/or stored for decades. The award has a truly very nice, somewhat \'shiny\', age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came together with its neatly pre-folded- and/or shortened (ie. 8 cms.-sized-) piece of (pinkish-red-coloured- ie. not-faded-) ribbon as issued and/or recently found. The medal was with certainty issued as such and was hardly used: it was stored as such for decades. The set came stored in its (typical) bright-red-coloured- and/or semi-leather-based etui (that comes in an equally nicely preserved condition). I deem that this is a truly \'high-quality\'-produced example as was produced by the famous maker: \'Gebr. Godet\' based in the town of Berlin (something that can naturally be elaborated by the presence of the impressed makers\'-stamp on the back of the etui (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive (and complete!) example of an attractive: \'Ehrenzeichen für deutsche Volkspflege 3. Stufe\' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, multi-coloured- and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') civil-attire badge (or: \'Zivilabzeichen des D.R.K.\'), being a maker- (ie. \'O.P.-) marked example that bears a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - smaller-sized (ie. only 2 x 1,5 cms. sized-), multi-coloured- and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') so-called: civil-attire badge (or: \'Zivilabzeichen des D.R.K.\'), being a maker- (ie. \'O.P.-) marked example that also shows a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking on its back, and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used and/or moderately worn-) condition. The piece comes mounted on its (still functional) long-sized-pin. The tiny piece has a stunning (and totally undamaged!) enamelled surface and was IMO never cleaned nor polished and is somewhat stained ie. tarnished. Simply a nice example!

Attractive, multi-coloured- and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') civil-attire badge (or: \'Zivilabzeichen des D.R.K.\'), being a non-maker-marked- and/or: early-pattern example that bears a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - smaller-sized (ie. only 2 x 1,5 cms. sized-), multi-coloured- and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') so-called: civil-attire badge of the first pattern (or: '1. Modell Zivilabzeichen des D.R.K.'), being a non-maker-marked example that shows a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking on its back and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used and/or moderately worn-), condition. The piece comes mounted on its (still functional) long-sized-pin. The tiny piece has a stunning (and totally undamaged!) enamelled surface and was IMO never cleaned nor polished and is somewhat stained ie. tarnished. Simply an attractive example!

Attractive, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled membership-lapel-pin as intended to signify membership within the: \'DJ\' (or: \'Deutsches Jungvolk in der HJ\') being a \'regular\'-sized and non-maker-marked specimen of the first pattern The attractive - and I deem early-period! - youth-related membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') shows some regular wear, age and/or minimal staining but has a totally undamaged- and/or neatly enamelled (and undamaged) surface. It has never been cleaned and retains a truly attractive and only minimally tarnished age-patina. The pin - which comes mounted onto its functional and fully unaltered pin-/catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9269A) and an estimated value of 95 Eu. The neat piece on offer here is an interesting, regular-sized badge (ie. having a diameter of 2,7 cms.). The piece is a neat example of the first pattern: something that is easily recognisable due to the fact that it depicts the text: 'D.J.' (instead of: D.V.J. as can be noticed on DJ-badges of the later- ie. second pattern). The pin is void of a makers-designation but does show a 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this attractive DJ-lapel-pin is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled membership-lapel-pin as intended to signify membership within the: \'DJ\' (or: \'Deutsches Jungvolk in der HJ\') being a \'regular\'-sized and \'RzM - 75\'-marked specimen of the first pattern The attractive - and with certainty early-period! - youth- (ie. 'Deutsches Jungvolk'-) related membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') shows some regular wear, age and/or minimal staining. It has never been cleaned and retains a truly attractive and only minimally tarnished age-patina: the piece has a virtually undamaged- and/or neatly enamelled surface but does show a tiny enamel-chipped area (which can be noticed on the right-side of the J-character as can be seen on the pictures). The pin - which comes naturally still mounted onto its functional and fully unaltered pin- ie. pin/catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9269A) and an estimated value of 95 Eu. The neat piece on offer here is an interesting, regular-sized badge (ie. having a diameter of 2,7 cms.). The piece is a neat example of the first pattern: something that is easily recognisable due to the fact that it depicts the text: 'D.J.' (instead of: 'D.V.J.' as can be noticed on DJ-badges of the later- ie. second pattern). I deem that this attractive - and early-period! - DJ-lapel-pin is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled membership-lapel-pin as intended to signify membership within the: \'DJ\' (or: \'Deutsches Jungvolk in der HJ\'), being a \'smaller\'-sized and \'S&L\'-marked \'variant\'-specimen of the second pattern The attractive youth-related membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') shows some regular wear, age and/or minimal staining but has a totally undamaged- and/or neatly enamelled (and undamaged) surface. It has never been cleaned and retains a really attractive- and only minimally tarnished age-patina. The pin - which comes mounted onto its functional and fully unaltered pin-/catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9269B). The piece on offer here is an interesting, somewhat smaller-sized 'variant'-pattern badge (ie. having a diameter of only 2 cms.). The piece is a neat example of the 2nd pattern: something that is easily recognisable due to the fact that it depicts the text: 'D.J.V.' (instead of: D.J. as can be noticed on DJ-badges of the first pattern). The pin is clearly maker-marked on its back and shows the makers'-designation: 'Steinhauer & Lück - Lüdenscheid' and patent-pending marking: 'Ges.Gesch.' (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this attractive - 'smaller'-sized and 'variant'-pattern - DJ-lapel-pin is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled membership-lapel-pin as intended to signify membership within the: \'DJ\' (or: \'Deutsches Jungvolk in der HJ\'), being a \'smaller\'-sized and \'S&L\'-marked \'variant\'-specimen of the second pattern The attractive youth-related membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') shows some regular wear, age and/or minimal staining but has a totally undamaged- and/or neatly enamelled (and undamaged) surface. It has never been cleaned and retains a really attractive- and only minimally tarnished age-patina. The pin - which comes mounted onto its functional and fully unaltered pin-/catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9269B). The piece on offer here is an interesting, somewhat smaller-sized 'variant'-pattern badge (ie. having a diameter of only 2 cms.). The piece is a neat example of the 2nd pattern: something that is easily recognisable due to the fact that it depicts the text: 'D.J.V.' (instead of: D.J. as can be noticed on DJ-badges of the first pattern). The pin is clearly maker-marked on its back and shows the makers'-designation: 'Steinhauer & Lück - Lüdenscheid' and patent-pending marking: 'Ges.Gesch.' (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this attractive - 'smaller'-sized and 'variant'-pattern - DJ-lapel-pin is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled membership-lapel-pin as intended to signify membership within the: \'DJ\' (or: \'Deutsches Jungvolk in der HJ\'), being a \'smaller\'-sized and \'S&L\'-marked \'variant\'-specimen of the second pattern The attractive youth-related membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') shows some regular wear, age and/or minimal staining but has a totally undamaged- and/or neatly enamelled (and undamaged) surface. It has never been cleaned and retains a really attractive- and only minimally tarnished age-patina. The pin - which comes mounted onto its functional and fully unaltered pin-/catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9269B). The piece on offer here is an interesting, somewhat smaller-sized 'variant'-pattern badge (ie. having a diameter of only 2 cms.). The piece is a neat example of the 2nd pattern: something that is easily recognisable due to the fact that it depicts the text: 'D.J.V.' (instead of: D.J. as can be noticed on DJ-badges of the first pattern). The pin is clearly maker-marked on its back and shows the makers'-designation: 'Steinhauer & Lück - Lüdenscheid' and patent-pending marking: 'Ges.Gesch.' (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this attractive - 'smaller'-sized and 'variant'-pattern - DJ-lapel-pin is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled membership-lapel-pin, as intended to signify membership within the: \'DJ\' (or: \'Deutsches Jungvolk\') before June 1932, being a \'smaller\'-sized badge of the (rarely seen!) first pattern The attractive membership-lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') shows some regular wear, age and/or minimal staining but has a totally undamaged- and/or neatly enamelled surface. It has never been cleaned and retains a really nice and only minimally tarnished age-patina. The pin - which comes mounted on its functional and fully unaltered pin-/catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue, where it is given a unique number (9269A) and given an estimated value of 95 Eu. The piece on offer here is a 'variant'-pattern- (ie. somewhat smaller-sized-) badge of the 1st pattern: something that is easily recognisable due to the fact that it depicts the text: 'D.J.' (instead of: D.V.J. as can be noticed on DJ-badges of the second pattern). The pin is not maker-marked but bears a clearly present 'Ges.Gesch.-' patent-pending marking (see pictures). I deem that this attractive - and early-period! - DJ-lapel-pin is accordingly priced!

Attractive, multi-coloured- and/or \'BeVo\'-woven armshield (ie. \'Ärmelschild\') entitled: \'Hrvatska\' as was intended for usage by a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Kroatische Legion\' This is an attractive example of a multi-coloured- and neatly \'BeVo\'-woven-type armshield (ie. \'Ärmelschild\') entitled: \'Hrvatska\' (being the Serbo-Croat spelling for Croatia) as was intended for usage by a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Kroatische Legion\' and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- (and/or never confectioned- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The shield that shows the typical red and white-coloured \'checkered shield\' comes \'as straightly cut-off the role\': it is just a tiny bit \'wrinkled\' ie. minimally stained simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures) and is an attractive example of the \'BeVo\'-weave-technique. Impossible to upgrade this example!

Attractive, multi-coloured- and/or: \'BeVo\'-woven armshield as was intended for a Russian volunteer who served within the: \'Russian Liberation Army\' (ie. \'POA\') This is a truly attractive example of a multi-coloured- and/or: 'BeVo'-woven armshield, as was intended for usage by a Russian volunteer who served within the: 'Russian Liberation Army' (or: 'POA' being the Cyrilic abbreviation for 'ROA'). The shield is in an absolute mint- ie. unissued condition and is just a tiny bit 'wrinkled' caused by years of storage only. Simply a very attractive example of the 'BeVo'-weave-technique. Impossible to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive, N.S.A.D.- (ie. \'N.S.-Arbeitsdienst\'-) related membership lapel-pin for supportive members in the province Franken (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen für förderende Mitglieder\') being a maker- (ie. \'RzM - 14\'-) marked example This is a neat - and unusally shaped and with certainty not that often encountered! - so-called: N.S.A.D.- (ie. 'National-Socialistischer Arbeitsdienst'-) related membership lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') for supportive members in the province Franken (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen für förderende Mitglieder in Franken'), being a nicely maker- (ie. 'RzM - 14'-) marked example showing the text: 'Arbeitsdienst-Förderer - Franken' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly issued- ie. worn-) condition. The piece is executed in silverish-bronze-toned- and (I deem) 'Buntmetall': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a neat, somewhat darkened ie. tarnished-, age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat piece - which shows the so-called: 'N.S.A.D.-Spaten'-illustration - shows the text: 'Arbeitsdienst-Förderer - Franken' and is neatly maker- (ie.'RzM - 14'-) marked on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken Abzeichenkatalog' wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3804D) and an estimated value of 120 Eu. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat - and with certainty not that often seen! - N.S.A.D.-related, so-called: 'Mitgliedsabzeichen für förderende Mitglieder in Franken' for an interesting price!

Attractive, N.S.A.D.- (ie. \'N.S.-Arbeitsdienst\'-) related membership lapel-pin for supportive members in the province Franken (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen für förderende Mitglieder\') being a maker- (ie. \'RzM - 14\'-) marked example This is a neat - and unusally shaped and with certainty not that often encountered! - so-called: N.S.A.D.- (ie. 'National-Socialistischer Arbeitsdienst'-) related membership lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') for supportive members in the province Franken (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen für förderende Mitglieder in Franken'), being a nicely maker- (ie. 'RzM - 14'-) marked example showing the text: 'Arbeitsdienst-Förderer - Franken' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly issued- ie. worn-) condition. The piece is executed in silverish-bronze-toned- and (I deem) 'Buntmetall': it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a neat, somewhat darkened ie. tarnished-, age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat piece - which shows the so-called: 'N.S.A.D.-Spaten'-illustration - shows the text: 'Arbeitsdienst-Förderer - Franken' and is neatly maker- (ie.'RzM - 14'-) marked on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken Abzeichenkatalog' wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3804D) and an estimated value of 120 Eu. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat - and with certainty not that often seen! - N.S.A.D.-related, so-called: 'Mitgliedsabzeichen für förderende Mitglieder in Franken' for an interesting price!

Attractive, N.S.D.A.P.-related cap-eagle as was intended for the: \'Lager- mütze\' (side-cap), being an example as woven on a beige-coloured background and as such intended for members within one of the: \'Ordensburgen\' This is an attractive - and not that easily encountered! - example of an N.S.D.A.P.-related cap-eagle as was specifically intended for usage on the: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Lagermütze' (or: side-cap ie. 'Schiffchenmütze'), being an example that was woven on a beige-coloured background and that was as such intended for usage by members-ie. students who served within one of the: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Ordensburgen' (or: specific political training-institutes), in overall nice (albeit IMO used ie. pre-trimmed- and/or cap-removed), condition. These neat cap-eagles - which are executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'- BeVo-weave- pattern can easily be recognised due to the fact that its eagles'-head is facing left: the similarly shaped SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen') examples are facing right. The backing is olive-/tan coloured linnen as always. Simply an attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - political side-cap-eagle which is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, N.S.F.K.- (or: \'National Soc. Flieger Korps\'-) related lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') being a non-maker-marked example that is bearing a unique, bearers\'-numeral on its back (that reads: \'19837\') This is a neat example of a greyish-silver-metal- (ie. I deem 'Buntmetall'-) based so-called: N.S.F.K.- (or: 'National Socialistisches Flieger Korps'-) related membership lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen für Mitglieder des National Socialistisches Flieger Korps') being a non-maker-marked example that is bearing a super-imposed and unique, bearers'-numeral on its back (that reads: '19837') and that comes in an overall nice, (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The tiny badge - that depicts the N.S.F.K-logo ie. 'fliegender Mensch' surrounded by a half-sized circle - comes naturally mounted onto its period pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up pin. The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is fairly stained ie. tarnished: of interest is, moreover, that it bears a serial- ie. item-number (that reads: '19837' as mentioned above). Simply a neat, smaller-sized 'N.S.F.K.'-related item: hard to encounter a more nicely preserved (and untouched!) example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, N.S.K.K. (or: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') so-called: \'Kraftfahrraute des 1. Model\' (or: \'drivers\'-diamond\' of the first pattern) that still retains its \'RZM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice condition This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a (slightly \'padded\'): N.S.K.K. (or: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') so-called: \'Kraftfahrraute des 1. Model\' (or: \'drivers\'-diamond\' of the first pattern) being an attractive example that still retains its (period-attached) \'RZM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem minimally worn ie. used-), condition. The badge is neatly executed in machine-woven-, silver-coloured braid (being of the so-called: \'flat-wire\'-BeVo-weave-pattern) on a black-coloured and/or silk-like, linnen-based background. The badge is nicely padded (as usual) and still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and naturally 100% period! - N.S.K.K. \'trade- ie. special-career\'-badge that was worn and/or used by the qualified drivers serving within the various N.S.K.K.-formations. Simply an attractive and very detailed arm-badge that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, N.S.K.K. (or: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') so-called: \'Kraftfahrraute des 1. Model\' (or: \'drivers\'-diamond\' of the first pattern) that still retains its \'RZM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice condition This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of a (slightly \'padded\'): N.S.K.K. (or: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') so-called: \'Kraftfahrraute des 1. Model\' (or: \'drivers\'-diamond\' of the first pattern) being an attractive example that still retains its (period-attached) \'RZM\'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem minimally worn ie. used-), condition. The badge is neatly executed in machine-woven-, silver-coloured braid (being of the so-called: \'flat-wire\'-BeVo-weave-pattern) on a black-coloured and/or silk-like, linnen-based background. The badge is nicely padded (as usual) and still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and naturally 100% period! - N.S.K.K. \'trade- ie. special-career\'-badge that was worn and/or used by the qualified drivers serving within the various N.S.K.K.-formations. Simply an attractive and very detailed arm-badge that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, N.S.K.K.- (ie. \'National Socialistischer Kraftfahr Korps\') armband (ie. \'Armbinde für Feldscher\') as executed in BeVo-weave pattern (being a \'virtually mint\' example that still retains its \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a truly very attractive - and naturally 100% original and with certainty rarely seen! - so-called: N.S.K.K.- (ie. 'National Socialistischer Kraftfahr Korps') enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type armband (ie. 'Armbinde für Feldscher') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern being a 'virtually mint' example that still retains its period-attached 'RzM'-etiket and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- albeit never worn- nor once-tunic- ie. shirt-attached-), condition. The armband on offer here depicts a bright-red-coloured 'life'-rune character denoting that it was intended for an EM-staff-member ie. medical orderly having a non-commissoned status. The full-length armband (that measures approx. 47 cms. in length and that has an approximate width of 12,5 cms. as more often) has the typical 'BeVo'-pattern reverse and was neatly (off-factory) stitched together. The piece is just a tiny bit wrinkled but was never tunic-attached: it does, however, show some minimal age and or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a truly attractive, NSKK- (ie. 'National Socialistischer Kraftfahr Korps'-related) armband (ie. 'Armbinde') for a justified price!

Attractive, N.S.K.K.-related car- ie. bicycle-flag (ie. \'Krad- oder Fahrrad-Fahne\') being a nicely preserved example that is (partly) executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is a truly attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - example of a smaller- (from point to the rim approx. 31 cms.-wide-) sized, so-called: N.S.K.K.- (or: \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\'-) related car- ie. bicycle-flag (ie. \'Krad- oder Fahrrad-Fahne\') being a nicely preserved example that is (partly) executed in attractive: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved condition. The flag is nicely constructed from two layers of smooth-type, bright-red-coloured- and/or linnen-based cloth (ie. linnen) and shows on both sides a seperately-attached white-coloured N.S.K.K.-roundel attached (which patches are both executed in attractive: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as can be seen on the pictures). The smalled-sized flag shows a (semi-leather-based) protective \'rim\' and comes in a very nice and hardly used condition: it also still retains its chromed-metal-based \'Musketon\'-hook and original cord (as were intended for easy attachment of the flag to a vehicle or alike). The piece is as stated \'double-sided\' and just shows minimal (storage) age and/or staining. Simply a very attractive N.S.K.K.-related car- ie. bicycle-flag that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, neatly enamelled \'KdF\'- (ie. \'DAF-/Kraft durch Freude\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') depicting some sailing vessels, KDF-logo (with swastika) and text that reads: \'Segelsportfahrten\' This is an attractive - colourful enamelled and with certainty not that easily found! - so-called: 'DAF/KdF'- (ie.'Deutsches Arbeits Front o. Kraft durch Freude'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') as was issued to commemorate the various KDF-sailing-camps and that is depicting some sailing vessels, KDF-logo (with swastika) and text that reads: 'Segelsportfahrten' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in silver-toned metal (ie. Buntmetall) - shows very nice detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (it has a fully undamaged enamelled surface as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which measures only 2,7 x 2,1 cms. - shows a clearly present makers'-designation as is stamped onto the back of the pin-set-up that reads: 'C. Poellath' and comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Simply a neat - and most certainly scarcely encountered! - 'DAF/KdF'- (ie.'Deutsches Arbeits Front o. Kraft durch Freude'-) related 'tinnie' that is I deem with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, neatly enamelled- (and bright-red-coloured) early-period, \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is nicely maker-marked on the back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'52\' The attractive - and I deem early-period - lapel-pin (ie. 'Parteiabzeichen') - which has been moderately used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is totally void of any real (enamel-) damage (as can be clearly seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are present and noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. I deem this an attractive (and early-period!) 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge (having an unusally seen makers'-designation!) that is priced according to its nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive, neatly enamelled- (and bright-red-coloured) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is nicely maker-marked on the back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'39\' The attractive lapel-pin (ie. 'Parteiabzeichen') - which has been moderately used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is totally void of any real (enamel-) damage (as can be clearly seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are present and noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge (having an unusally seen makers'-designation!) that is - I deem - priced according to its nicely preserved and/or undamaged condition!

Attractive, neatly enamelled- (and bright-red-coloured) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is nicely maker-marked on the back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/110\' The attractive lapel-pin (ie. 'Parteiabzeichen') - which has been moderately used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is totally void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be clearly seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is - I deem - priced according to its nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive, neatly enamelled- (and bright-red-coloured) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is nicely maker-marked on the back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/128\' The attractive lapel-pin (ie. 'Parteiabzeichen') - which has been moderately used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is totally void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be clearly seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is - I deem - priced according to its nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive, neatly enamelled- (and bright-red-coloured) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is nicely maker-marked on the back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/170\' The attractive lapel-pin (ie. 'Parteiabzeichen') - which has been moderately used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is totally void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be clearly seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is - I deem - priced according to its nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive, neatly enamelled- (and bright-red-coloured) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is nicely maker-marked on the back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/34\' The attractive lapel-pin (ie. 'Parteiabzeichen') - which has been moderately used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is totally void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be clearly seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is - I deem - priced according to its nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive, neatly enamelled- (and bright-red-coloured) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is nicely maker-marked on the back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/42\' The attractive lapel-pin (ie. 'Parteiabzeichen') - which has been moderately used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is totally void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be clearly seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is - I deem - priced according to its nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive, neatly enamelled- (and bright-red-coloured) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is nicely maker-marked on the back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/62\' The attractive lapel-pin (ie. 'Parteiabzeichen') - which has been moderately used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is totally void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be clearly seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge by a unusally seen maker (ie. 'M1/62') that is - I deem - priced according to its nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition!

Attractive, neatly enamelled- (and bright-red-coloured) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is nicely maker-marked on the back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/92\' The attractive lapel-pin (ie. 'Parteiabzeichen') - which has been moderately used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing just minimal wear but is totally void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be clearly seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a somewhat darker-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its regular-styled pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. I deem this an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party-badge that is - I deem - priced according to its nicely preserved and/or fully undamaged condition

Attractive, neatly enamelled- (and darker-red-coloured) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/170\' The attractive lapel-pin - which has I deem only minimally used ie. worn - has a truly nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing minimal wear but is totally void of any real (enamel-) damage: it just shows a tiny 'flaw' in the red-area under the capital 'D' in the wording 'DAP' (as can be seen on the pictures): for the rest just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches and minimal staining are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a very bright- (ie. hardly tarnished- ie. stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a darker- (ie. bright-) red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its typical 'button-hole'-catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. I deem this is an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party badge that is priced according to its nicely preserved and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, neatly enamelled- (and unusally bright-red-coloured) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/109\' The attractive lapel-pin - which has I deem only minimally used ie. worn - has a truly nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing minimal wear but is totally void of any real (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): it just shows some regular wear ie. minimal scratches and minimal staining are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a very bright- (ie. hardly tarnished- ie. stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a (unusually seen!) bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its typical pin- ie. pin/-catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. I deem this is an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party badge that is priced according to its nicely preserved and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, neatly enamelled- (and unusally bright-red-coloured) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') which is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/10\' The attractive lapel-pin - which has I deem only minimally used ie. worn - has a truly nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing minimal wear but is totally void of any real (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): it just shows some regular wear ie. minimal scratches and minimal staining are noticable. The badge shows, moreover, a very bright- (ie. hardly tarnished- ie. stained-) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - which has a (unusually seen!) bright-red-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted onto its typical pin- ie. pin/-catch-set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. I deem this is an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. party badge that is priced according to its nicely preserved and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, neatly enamelled- and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based, commemorative N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example depicting an illustration of a lion and swastika coupled with the text: \'T.d.D.H. - Braunschweig - 18.-19. Nov. 1933\' The truly attractive - and fairly unusually seen! - neatly enamelled- (and/or \'Buntmetall\'-based!) N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in minimally tarnished, silver-coloured metal and is depicting an illustration of a lion and swastika coupled with the text: \'T.d.D.H. - Braunschweig - 18.-19. Nov. 1933\': it does show some normal wear and/or moderate age but is totally void of any (enamel)damage (as can be noticed on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin-ie. pin-catch set-up and has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The \'tinnie\' is totally void of a makers\'-designation but does show a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending designation (on its pin/pin-catch-set-up). Simply a neat and with certainty not that often observed, luxuriously-styled \'tinnie\' that is with certaintty accordingly priced!

Attractive, neatly hand-embroidered (albeit carefully \'cut-out\') so-called: \'SS o. Schützpolizei\'-related officers-pattern, breast-runes (ie. \'SS-Runen Brustabzeichen für Offiziere der Schutzpolizei\') as was executed on field-grey-coloured wool This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - 'Polizei- o. SS'-related cloth-based item: a neatly hand-embroidered and typical officers'-pattern, breast-runes-badge (ie. 'SS-Runen Brustabzeichen für Offiziere der Schutzpolizei') as was executed on field-grey-coloured wool and that was intended to signify former-service within the SS and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit carefully 'cut-out'- and/or moderately used- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The patch on offer here is very nicely hand-embroidered in (bright!) silver-coloured braid (ie. 'Metallfaden gestickt') and shows excellent craftmenship having stunning detail. The piece is void of a (paper-based) 'RzM-etiket' and is not 'backed' (something that is more often encountered). Simply a nice piece of 100% authentic 'SS'- ie. 'Schutzpolizei'-related cloth-insignia that is priced according to its carefully 'cut-out'-condition!

Attractive, neatly hand-embroidered so-called: \'SS o. Schützpolizei\'-related officers-pattern, breast-runes (ie. \'SS-Runen Brustabzeichen für Offiziere der Schutzpolizei\') as was executed on field-grey-coloured wool This is a neat - and actually not that often encountered! - cloth-based item: a neatly hand-embroidered and officers-pattern, breast-runes-badge (ie. 'SS-Runen Brustabzeichen für Offiziere der Schutzpolizei') as was executed on field-grey-coloured wool and that was intended to signify former service within the SS and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The patch on offer here is very nicely hand-embroidered in silver-coloured braid (ie. 'Metallfaden gestickt') and shows excellent craftmenship having stunning detail. The piece is void of a (paper-based) 'RzM-etiket' and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured linnen. Simply a nice piece of authentic 'SS'- ie. 'Schutzpolizei'-related cloth-insignia!

Attractive, neatly hand-embroidered WH (LW) cap-wreath ie. cocarde (or: \'Schirmmützekokarde für Offiziere\') as was intended for a \'Luftwaffe\' officers\'-type visor-cap being a maker- (ie. \'J.F.P.\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and truly nicely fabricated! - WH (Luftwaffe), hand-embroidered cap-wreath ie. cocarde (or: \'Schirmmützenkokarde für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') as was specifically intended for a \'Luftwaffe\' officers\'-type visor-cap (ie. \'Schirmmütze für Offiziere\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'J.F.P.\'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used- nor cap-attached ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The piece - which has a \'wingspan\' of approximately 15,3 cms. - is executed on black-coloured wool and is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of black-coloured (thin-shaped) paper (as is more often seen) and shows some dust, wear and/or tarnish, simply caused by decades of storage only. The quality of the used embroidery is simply stunning: it is quite thick and pronounced in execution. Simply a great replacement-item that is ideally fitted to restore any \'Luftwaffe\' officers\'-type visor-cap (ie. \'Schirmmütze\')!

Attractive, neatly maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' The attractive and typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based wound-badge shows hardly any wear nor age and truly retains almost all of its original, bright-silver-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: '65' on its back (which is nicely super-imposed (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the: 'Klein u. Quenzer'-company as based in the town of Oberstein a.d. Nähe. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical molded-) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a nicely preserved example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, neatly maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' The attractive and typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based wound-badge shows hardly any wear nor age and truly retains a fair bit of its original, silver-coloured- (ie. zinc-like-) finish: it just shows some minimal wear and/or age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: '65' on its back (which is nicely super-imposed (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a typical piece as was produced by the: 'Klein u. Quenzer'-company as based in the town of Oberstein a.d. Nähe. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical molded-) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a nicely preserved example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, neatly maker- (ie. \'ÜÜ\'-) marked example of an: \'Infanterie Sturm- abzeichen in Bronze\', as executed in bronze-coloured-, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was produced by the desirable maker: \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann\' This example is as stated a neatly maker-marked award: it has a 'typical' soldered catch and/or 'wrap-around' hinge set-up as is more often encountered on badges by this particular maker. The award can certainly be attributed to the (desirable!) maker: 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann' based in the town of Frankfurt a.M. The badge seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very nice and somewhat shiny, darker-coloured- and/or truly bronze-toned age-patina. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present (see pictures). The piece - which originates from a private household were it was recently found - shows almost no wear nor staining and was with certainty never cleaned nor polished. Simply a nice specimen of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze' as produced by the desirable maker: 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann'!

Attractive, neatly maker- (ie. \'ÜÜ\'-) marked example of an: \'Infanterie Sturm- abzeichen in Bronze\', as executed in bronze-coloured-, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was produced by the desirable maker: \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann\' This example is as stated a neatly maker-marked- albeit clearly worn award: it has a 'typical' soldered catch and/or 'wrap-around'-hinge set-up as is more often encountered on badges by this particular maker. The award can certainly be attributed to the (desirable!) maker: 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann' based in the town of Frankfurt a.M. The badge seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very nice and somewhat shiny- and/or truly bronze-toned age-patina. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present (see pictures). The piece - which originates from a private household were it was recently found - shows almost no wear nor staining and was with certainty never cleaned nor polished. Simply a nice specimen of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze' as produced by the desirable maker: 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann'!

Attractive, neatly maker- (ie. \'ÜÜ\'-) marked example of an: \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\', as was executed in silver-coloured-, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was produced by the desirable maker: \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann\' This attractive example is as stated a neatly maker-marked- and/or hardly worn award: it has a 'typical' soldered (ie. so-called: 'lilly-type'-) catch and/or 'wrap-around'-hinge set-up as is more often encountered on badges by this particular maker. The award can certainly be attributed to the (desirable!) maker: 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann' based in the town of Frankfurt a. Main. The badge seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very nice and somewhat shiny- and/or truly silver-toned age-patina. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present (see pictures). The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - shows almost no wear nor staining and was with certainty never cleaned nor polished. Simply a nice specimen of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' as was produced by the desirable maker: 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann'!

Attractive, nicely enamelled and/or \'Buntmetall\'- (ie. \'Tombak\'-) based example of a Bulgarian WWII-period \'Flugzeugführerabzeichen\' (pilots\'-badge), being a maker-marked example that comes mounted on its functional \'screw\'-set-up This is a truly attractive and/or very pronounced example of an enamelled and/or 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak'-) based example of a Bulgarian WWII-period 'Flugzeugführerabzeichen' (ie. pilots'-badge), being a maker-marked example that comes mounted on its functional 'screw'-set-up and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and truly retains most of its original silver-toned finish and fully undamaged enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is as stated above IMO moderately worn but truly shows great character and/or fine, pronounced detail as to be expected by such a high-quality piece. The neat badge - was recently uncovered at a private household in Germany and came as stored these for decades (I deem that it was with certainty awarded to a German Luftwaffe pilot. It should be noted that from 1940 upto 1944 was Bulgaria one of Germanys allies in WWII and these badges were more often awarded to German pilots. The badge has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished 'age-patina' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a Bulgarian maker-designation (in Cyrillic-script) and was produced in a company based in Sofia. Simply a very attractive- and high-quality-produced-, Bulgarian 'Flugzeugführerabzeichen' that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, nicely enamelled membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') as was intended to signify membership within the: \'DJ\' (or: \'Deutsches Jungvolk in der HJ\') being a maker- (ie. \'Steinhauer & Lück\'-) marked specimen of the 2nd pattern The attractive youth-related membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') shows some regular wear, age and/or minimal staining but has a totally undamaged- and/or neatly enamelled (and undamaged) surface. It has never been cleaned and retains a really attractive- and only minimally tarnished age-patina. The neat pin - which comes mounted onto its functional and fully unaltered pin-/catch set-up - is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken \'Abzeichen\'-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (9269A). The piece is a neat example of the 2nd pattern: something that is easily recognisable due to the fact that it depicts the text: \'D.J.V.\' (instead of: \'D.J.\' as can be noticed on DJ-badges of the first pattern). The pin is nicely maker-marked with the makers\'-designation: \'Steinhauer & Lück - Lüdenscheid\' on its back and also shows a super-imposed patent-pending-designation that reads: \'Ges.Gesch.\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is bit smaller-sized than normally encountered and has an approximate diameter of only 2,2 cms. (as can be noticed on the pictures). I deem that this attractive DJ-lapel-pin of the second-pattern is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, nicely maker- (ie. \'107-) marked example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') being an example that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Carl Wild\' The truly attractive - and magnetic - black-class WB does show hardly any wear nor aging and truly retains most (ie. almost all!) of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat 'shiny'- ie. satin-like finish: it only shows minimal wear and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The wound-badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: '107' (as is clearly visible on the back of the badge as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable 'Carl Wild'-company based in the town of Hamburg. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped- and non-magnetic) pin and/or: (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or minimal staining as to be expected. It will be very hard to find a more nicely preserved example!

Attractive, nicely maker- (ie. \'93-) marked example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') being an example that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Richard Simm & Söhne\' The truly attractive - and magnetic - black-class WB does just show moderate wear and aging and retains a fair bit of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat \'shiny\'- ie. satin-like finish: it only shows minimal wear and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The wound-badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the makers\'-designation: \'93\' (as is clearly visible on the back of the badge as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable \'Richard Simm & Söhne\'-company as was based in the town of Gablonz a/d N.. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped- and also magnetic) pin and/or: (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or minimal staining as to be expected. It will be very hard to find a more nicely preserved example!

Attractive, non-maker marked \'variant-pattern\' example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') being an example that shows the typical 3 \'vertical stripes\' on its back The attractive black-class WB does show only minimal wear and/or aging but truly retains most of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat 'shiny'- ie. glossy-like finish: it only shows just minimal wear and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The (non-magnetic) wound-badge is as stated a piece that is void of a makers'-designation but that shows the typical 3 'vertical stripes' on its back as is only seen on VWAs by this maker (as can be seen on the pictures). Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped- and also non-magnetic) pin and/or: (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or minimal staining as to be expected. Simply a neat variant-pattern 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, non-maker marked \'variant-pattern\' example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') being an example that shows the typical 3 \'vertical stripes\'-makers\'-designation on its back The attractive - and actually scarecely encountered! - black-class WB does show only minimal wear and/or aging but truly retains most of its original, black-coloured- and/or somewhat 'shiny'- ie. glossy-like finish: it only shows just minimal wear and was simply nicely preserved over the years. The (non-magnetic) wound-badge is as stated a piece that is void of a makers'-designation but that shows the typical 3 'vertical stripes'-pattern (ie. makers'-designation) on its back as is only seen on VWAs by this maker (as can be seen on the pictures). Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped- and also non-magnetic) pin and/or: (typical) catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or minimal staining as to be expected. Simply a neat variant-pattern 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, non-maker-marked example of a black wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') that comes stored in its period \'LDO\'-box and that comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition The very attractive and magnetic wound-badge shows only minimal storage-age but truly retains all of its original, black-coloured- and/or: somewhat shiny finish: it is just a tiny bit 'dusty' and/or minimally stained caused by decades of storage only (see pictures). The badge is as stated a non-maker-marked example that comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued condition' (as can be seen on the pictures). Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) copper-based pin and/or catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected and came stored in its darker-blue-coloured- and two-pieced 'LDO'-box ie. etui. This box is also nicely preserved: it shows a fully preserved, golden-yellow-coloured interior (that shows a black-coloured 'LDO'-marking in the top of the lid as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nicely preserved and complete WB-set that is simlply impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, non-maker-marked example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn-), condition The attractive (and magnetic) black-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz') shows only moderate wear and/or age and truly retains most of its original, black-coloured- (and/or: somewhat 'shiny') finish: it does show, however, some of its (silver-toned) underlay (as can be seen on the pictures) and is just a tiny bit 'dusty' and/or minimally stained and shows some regular usage- (ie. handling-) marks (as can be seen of the pictures). The badge is as stated a non-maker-marked specimen that was most certainly issued and worn. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or catch (-set-up) fully functional, totally unaltered and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat and moderately used example that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, non-maker-marked example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn-), condition The attractive (and magnetic) black-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz') shows only moderate wear and/or age and truly retains most of its original, black-coloured- (and/or: somewhat 'shiny') finish: it does show, however, some of its (silver-toned) underlay (as can be seen on the pictures) and is just a tiny bit 'dusty' and/or minimally stained and shows some regular usage- (ie. handling-) marks (as can be seen of the pictures). The badge is as stated a non-maker-marked specimen that was most certainly issued and worn. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or catch (-set-up) fully functional, totally unaltered and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat and moderately used example that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, non-maker-marked example of a black-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- ie. worn-), condition The attractive (and magnetic) black-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz') shows only moderate wear and/or age and truly retains most of its original, black-coloured- (and/or: somewhat 'shiny') finish: it does show, however, some of its (silver-toned) underlay (as can be seen on the pictures) and is just a tiny bit 'dusty' and/or minimally stained and shows some regular usage- (ie. handling-) marks (as can be seen of the pictures). The badge is as stated a non-maker-marked specimen that was most certainly issued and worn. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or catch (-set-up) fully functional, totally unaltered and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat and moderately used example that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, non-maker-marked example of a period-, so-called: generic-styled- \'LDO\'-etui (as executed in the scarcely seen bordeaux-red colour) that comes in an overall very nice condition This is a truly attractive - and actually rarely seen! - non-maker-marked example of a period-, two-pieced, so-called: generic-styled- 'LDO'-etui (as was executed in the scarcely seen bordeaux-red colour) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only moderately used-), condition. The etui - which was intended to store a wide range of TR-medals and awards (such as for example a: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz' ie. black-class wound-badge or: 'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse' or bar to the WWI IC 2nd class to mention a few) - is truly nicely preserved: it shows a fully preserved, golden-yellow-coloured- and/or: 'sprayed velvet' interior and nicely preserved 'outer-section'. Moreover, does it show a black-coloured 'LDO'-marking (as is noticable in the top of the lid as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a desirable and rarely seen so-called: 'generic-styled' 'LDO'-etui!

Attractive, non-maker-marked example of a WWI-period, black wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- and/ worn-), condition The attractive and magnetic and/or steel-based wound-badge shows only minimal storage-age but truly retains all of its original, black-coloured- and/or: somewhat 'shiny' finish: it is just a tiny bit 'dusty' and/or minimally stained caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear (see pictures). The badge is as stated a non-maker-marked- and magnetic example. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) metal-based pin and/or catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a nicely preserved WWI-period example!

Attractive, non-maker-marked example of a WWI-period, black wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\') that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- and/ worn-), condition The attractive and magnetic and/or steel-based wound-badge shows only minimal storage-age but truly retains all of its original, black-coloured- and/or: somewhat 'shiny' finish: it is just a tiny bit 'dusty' and/or minimally stained caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear (see pictures). The badge is as stated a non-maker-marked- and magnetic example. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) metal-based pin and/or catch (-set-up) fully functional and of course present. This piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal dust and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a nicely preserved WWI-period example!

Attractive, non-maker-marked example of a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' (or: war-merits\'-cross first class without swords) by a by me unidentified maker that comes stored in its generic-styed- and/or \'LDO\'-marked etui This is a very attractive - and with certainty desirable! - example of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwertern' (or: War Merits' Cross first class without swords) by a by me unidentified maker and that comes stored in its (scarcely seen!) that comes stored in its (fairly scarcely seen!) generic-styed- and/or 'LDO'-marked etui as recently found. The neat award is a minimally darkened- and/or bright-silver-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based) example that truly retains pronounced detail: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (somewhat 'shiny') finish and was never polished nor cleaned. The award came stored in its (scarcely seen!) generic-styled, 'LDO-etui' (that is void of a KvK-marking on its top but that shows an 'LDO'-marking on the inside of its lid as can be seen on the pictures). The etui shows a - fully preserved! - 'sprayed', beige-white-coloured and/or 'velvet-like' interior but is void of an additional makers'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The 2-pieced etui comes a bit loose on its back (due to having been often opened) The set was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a superb 'KvK I. Klasse o. Schwerter'-set that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive, non-marker-marked example of an Iron Cross 2nd Class (ie: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\') that comes with its full-length- and/or non-confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschitt\') The neat - and truly attractive! - cross was most certainly never cleaned and has a nice and/or minimally tarnished age-patina: it truly shows truly no paint-loss and retains a very nice, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'- ie: 'satin'-like-) black-coloured 'inner-core' and has also a fair bit of its polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') still in place. The cross - which has fine and crisp (ie. truly 'frosted'!) detail - has a nice and minimally used appearance overall: it just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years. The cross came together with its unissued- ie. non-confectioned and/or full length (ie. approximately 29 cms.-sized- and/or folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt'). The cross was recently found as such at a private household and was never before in collectors'-hands!

Attractive, non-marker-marked example of an Iron Cross 2nd Class (ie: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\') that comes with its full-length- and/or non-confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschitt\') The neat cross was most certainly never cleaned and has a nice and/or minimally tarnished age-patina: it truly shows truly no paint-loss and retains a very nice, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'- ie: 'satin'-like-) black-coloured 'inner-core' and has also a fair bit of its polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') still in place. The cross - which has fine and crisp (ie. truly 'frosted'!) detail - has a nice and minimally used appearance overall: it just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years. The cross came together with its unissued- ie. non-confectioned and/or full length (ie. approximately 29 cms.-sized- and/or folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt'). The cross was recently found as such at a private household and was never before in collectors'-hands.

Attractive, non-marker-marked example of an Iron Cross 2nd Class (ie: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\') that comes with its full-length- and/or non-confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschitt\') The neat cross was most certainly never cleaned and has a nice and/or minimally tarnished age-patina: it truly shows truly no paint-loss and retains a very nice, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'- ie: 'satin'-like-) black-coloured 'inner-core' and has also a fair bit of its polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') still in place. The cross - which has fine and crisp (ie. truly 'frosted'!) detail - has a nice and minimally used appearance overall: it just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years. The cross came together with its unissued- ie. non-confectioned and/or full length (ie. approximately 29 cms.-sized- and/or folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt'). The cross was recently found as such at a private household and was never before in collectors'-hands.

Attractive, non-marker-marked example of an Iron Cross 2nd Class (ie: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\') that comes with its full-length- and/or non-confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschitt\') The neat - and truly attractive! - cross was most certainly never cleaned and has a nice and/or minimally tarnished age-patina: it truly shows truly no paint-loss and retains a very nice, black-finished (ie. fairly 'matted'- ie: 'satin'-like-) black-coloured 'inner-core' and has also a fair bit of its polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') still in place. The cross - which has fine and crisp (ie. truly 'frosted'!) detail - has a nice and minimally used appearance overall: it just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years. The cross came together with its unissued- ie. non-confectioned and/or full length (ie. approximately 29 cms.-sized- and/or folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt'). The cross was recently found as such at a private household and was never before in collectors'-hands!

Attractive, officers\'-pattern so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation that reads: \'278\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers\'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'278\' (as was presumably intended for a RAD-official holding an officers\'-rank who served within the 278th district ie. \'Bezirk\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers\'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled \'278\'-numerals - is neatly executed in silver-coloured thread in the so-called \'flat-wire\'-like, \'BeVo\'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 278th district ie. \'Bezirk\'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen shows a neat (fully present) interwoven makers\'- ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed (and was carefully tunic-removed as such). It originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat RAD-officers\'-pattern \'Dienststellenabzeichen\' accordingly!

Attractive, officers\'-pattern so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation that reads: \'288/6\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers\'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'288/6\' (as was presumably intended for a RAD-official holding an officers\'-rank who served within the 288th district ie. \'Bezirk\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers\'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled \'288/6\'-numerals - is neatly executed in silver-coloured thread in the so-called \'flat-wire\'-like, \'BeVo\'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 288th district ie. \'Bezirk\'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen shows a neat (fully present) interwoven makers\'- ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed (and was carefully tunic-removed as such). It originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat RAD-officers\'-pattern \'Dienststellenabzeichen\' accordingly!

Attractive, officers\'-pattern so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation that reads: \'294\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers\'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'294\' (as was presumably intended for a RAD-official holding an officers\'-rank who served within the 294th district ie. \'Bezirk\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers\'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled \'294\'-numerals - is neatly executed in silver-coloured thread in the so-called \'flat-wire\'-like, \'BeVo\'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 294th district ie. \'Bezirk\'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen shows a neat (fully present) interwoven makers\'- ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed (and was carefully tunic-removed as such). It originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and/or FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat RAD-officers\'-pattern \'Dienststellenabzeichen\' accordingly!

Attractive, officers\'-pattern so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation that reads: \'319/2\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers\'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'319/2\' (as was presumably intended for a RAD-official holding an officers\'-rank who served within the 319th district ie. \'Bezirk\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers\'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled \'319/2\'-numerals - is neatly executed in silver-coloured thread in the so-called \'flat-wire\'-like, \'BeVo\'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 319th district ie. \'Bezirk\'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen shows a neat (fully present) interwoven makers\'- ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed (and was carefully tunic-removed as such). It originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat RAD-officers\'-pattern \'Dienststellenabzeichen\' accordingly!

Attractive, officers\'-pattern so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation that reads: \'351\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers\'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'351\' (as was presumably intended for a RAD-official holding an officers\'-rank who served within the 351st district ie. \'Bezirk\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers\'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled \'351\'-numerals - is neatly executed in silver-coloured thread in the so-called \'flat-wire\'-like, \'BeVo\'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 351st district ie. \'Bezirk\'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen shows a neat (fully present) interwoven makers\'- ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed and was given a carton-based \'backing\' (and was carefully tunic-removed as such). It originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat RAD-officers\'-pattern \'Dienststellenabzeichen\' accordingly!

Attractive, officers\'-pattern so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation that reads: \'356/2\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers\'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'356/2\' (as was presumably intended for a RAD-official holding an officers\'-rank who served within the 356th district ie. \'Bezirk\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers\'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled \'356/2\'-numerals - is neatly executed in silver-coloured thread in the so-called \'flat-wire\'-like, \'BeVo\'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 356th district ie. \'Bezirk\'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen shows a neat (fully present) interwoven makers\'- ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed and was given a carton-based \'backing\' and shows 4 period-attached snaps (and was carefully tunic-removed as such). It originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat RAD-officers\'-pattern \'Dienststellenabzeichen\' accordingly!

Attractive, officers\'-pattern, aluminium-based belt-buckle being a non-marker-marked example as was specifically intended for commissioned-staff within the: \'RAD\' (or: \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') The neat buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Führer des Reichsarbeitsdienstes') was clearly issued- and/or moderately worn but has nevertheless maintained very nice and/or pronounced detail: it does show, however, some minimal staining ie. age (and/or dust) simply caused by decades of storage and/or fair wear. It has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit dirty ie. stained and comes as recently found. As stated above, is the buckle a non-maker-marked example that is void of any marking (as is more often the case). These decorative RAD officers'-type belt-buckles could be worn on the standard-issued-type leather-based belts but could also be used with the specific 'Ausgeh'- (ie. parade-) brocade-type belts. It should be noted that these 'RAD' officers'-type belt-buckles can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive example that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, officers\'-pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'232/1\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') sleeve-badge (or: 'Dienststellen-Abzeichen') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: '232/1' (as was presumably intended for a RAD-official holding an officers'-rank who served within the 232nd district ie. 'Bezirk') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled '232/1'-numerals - is neatly executed in silver-coloured thread in the so-called 'flat-wire'-like, 'BeVo'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 232nd district ie. 'Bezirk'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen shows a neat (fully present) interwoven makers'- ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed (and was carefully tunic-removed) as to be expected and originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat RAD-officers'-pattern 'Dienststellenabzeichen' accordingly!

Attractive, officers\'-pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'235/3\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') sleeve-badge (or: 'Dienststellen-Abzeichen') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: '235/3' (as was presumably intended for a RAD-official holding an officers'-rank who served within the 235th district ie. 'Bezirk') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled '235/3'-numerals - is neatly executed in silver-coloured thread in the so-called 'flat-wire'-like, 'BeVo'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 235th district ie. 'Bezirk'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen shows a neat (partly present) interwoven makers'- ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed (and was carefully tunic-removed) as to be expected and originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat RAD-officers'-pattern 'Dienststellenabzeichen' accordingly!

Attractive, officers\'-pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'235/3\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') sleeve-badge (or: 'Dienststellen-Abzeichen') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: '235/3' (as was presumably intended for a RAD-official holding an officers'-rank who served within the 235th district ie. 'Bezirk') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled '235/3'-numerals - is neatly executed in silver-coloured thread in the so-called 'flat-wire'-like, 'BeVo'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 235th district ie. 'Bezirk'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen shows a neat (fully present) interwoven makers'- ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed (and was carefully tunic-removed) as to be expected and originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat RAD-officers'-pattern 'Dienststellenabzeichen' accordingly!

Attractive, officers\'-pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'260/1\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') sleeve-badge (or: 'Dienststellen-Abzeichen') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: '260/1' (as was presumably intended for a RAD official holding an officers'-rank who served within the 260th district ie. 'Bezirk') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled '260/1'-numerals - is neatly executed in silver-coloured thread in the so-called 'flat-wire'-like, 'BeVo'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 260th district ie. 'Bezirk'. The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed (and was carefully tunic-removed) as to be expected and originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. The piece shows an interwoven makers'-designation (that reads: 'E.E.W.' or alike as is more often encountered. I deem that I have priced this neat RAD-officers'-pattern 'Dienststellenabzeichen' accordingly!

Attractive, officers\'-pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'265/4\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') sleeve-badge (or: 'Dienststellen-Abzeichen') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: '265/4' (as was presumably intended for a RAD-official holding an officers'-rank who served within the 265th district ie. 'Bezirk') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled '265/4'-numerals - is neatly executed in silver-coloured thread in the so-called 'flat-wire'-like, 'BeVo'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 265th district ie. 'Bezirk'. The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed (and was carefully tunic-removed) as to be expected and originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat RAD-officers'-pattern 'Dienststellenabzeichen' accordingly!

Attractive, officers\'-pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'314/3\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') sleeve-badge (or: 'Dienststellen-Abzeichen') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: '314/3' (as was presumably intended for a RAD-official holding an officers'-rank who served within the 314th district ie. 'Bezirk') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled '314/3'-numerals - is neatly executed in silver-coloured thread in the so-called 'flat-wire'-like, 'BeVo'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 314th district ie. 'Bezirk'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen shows a neat (partly present) interwoven makers'- ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed (and was carefully tunic-removed) as to be expected and originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat RAD-officers'-pattern 'Dienststellenabzeichen' accordingly!

Attractive, officers\'-pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'314/3\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') sleeve-badge (or: 'Dienststellen-Abzeichen') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: '314/3' (as was presumably intended for a RAD-official holding an officers'-rank who served within the 314th district ie. 'Bezirk') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Latin-styled '314/3'-numerals - is neatly executed in silver-coloured thread in the so-called 'flat-wire'-like, 'BeVo'-weave technique and was as such intended for an officer who served within the 314th district ie. 'Bezirk'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen shows a neat (fully present) interwoven makers'- ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed (and was carefully tunic-removed) as to be expected and originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat RAD-officers'-pattern 'Dienststellenabzeichen' accordingly!

Attractive, officers\'-pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'F.S 4\' (ie. \'Feldmeisterschule 4\') This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers\'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'F.S 4\' (as was presumably intended for a RAD-official holding an officers\'-rank who served within one of the junior-officer training-institutes or: \'Feldmeisterschulen\', numbered: \'4\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued albeit never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers\'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Roman-styled \'F.S. 4\'-numerals - is neatly executed in silver-coloured thread in the so-called \'flat-wire\'-like, \'BeVo\'-weave technique and was as such (I deem) intended for an officer who served within the: \'Feldmeisterschule 4\'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen shows a neat interwoven makers\'- ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was simply never folded nor trimmed and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' and originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat - and scarcely seen! - RAD-officers\'-pattern \'Dienststellenabzeichen\' accordingly!

Attractive, officers\'-pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'XVI\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') sleeve-badge (or: 'Dienststellen-Abzeichen') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: 'XVI' (as was presumably intended for a RAD-official holding an officers'-rank who served within the 16th district ie. 'Bezirk') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Roman-styled 'XVI'-numerals - is neatly executed in silver-coloured thread in the so-called 'flat-wire'-like, 'BeVo'-weave technique and was as such (I deem) intended for an officer who served within the 16th district ie. 'Bezirk'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen shows a neat (partly present) interwoven makers'- ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was carefully folded ie. trimmed (and was carefully tunic-removed) as to be expected and originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat RAD-officers'-pattern 'Dienststellenabzeichen' accordingly!

Attractive, officers\'-pattern, so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'XXX\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - officers\'-version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen\') bearing the specialist- (ie. unit-) designation: \'XXX\' (as was presumably intended for a RAD-official holding an officers\'-rank who served within the 30th district ie. \'Bezirk\' being the \'Gauleitung\' based in the town of München) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued albeit never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. These attractive badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (officers\'-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured and Roman-styled \'XXX\'-numerals - is neatly executed in silver-coloured thread in the so-called \'flat-wire\'-like, \'BeVo\'-weave technique and was as such (I deem) intended for an officer who served within the 30th district ie. \'Bezirk\'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen shows a neat (partly present) interwoven makers\'- ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was simply never folded nor trimmed and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' and originates from a larger-sized grouping of RAD- and FAD-insignia that was recently found at a private-household in Germany and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this neat RAD-officers\'-pattern \'Dienststellenabzeichen\' accordingly!

Attractive, officers\'-pattern- and/or: hand-embroidered, RAD (ie. \'Reichs- arbeitsdienst\') cap-badge, being a non-maker-marked- and/or very detailed example, that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-officers\'-caps (aka: \'Kaffeebohnen\') This is a truly attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - example of an officers'-pattern- and/or neatly hand-embroidered, RAD (ie. 'Reichs- arbeitsdienst') cap-badge, being a non-maker-marked- and very detailed example, that was specifically intended for usage on the typical RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') officers'-caps (aka 'Kaffeebohnen'), that comes in a moderately used- ie. once cap-attached-, condition. The piece - which is not 'backed' as more often seen - is executed in bright-silver- (and/or red- ie. black-) coloured 'braid' and shows a darker-brown-coloured- (and/or woolen-based-) background as to be expected. The badge truly shows great pronounced detail and will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, officers\'-type SS (ie. \'Sicherheitsdienst- o. SD\'-) related cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') as executed in flat-wire \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern (in Latin-styled script) for an officer who served within the: \'Grenzpolizei\' This is an attractive - clearly tunic-removed and naturally 100% original! - SS- (ie. \'Sicherheitsdienst- o. SD\'- ie. SS Border Security Police-) related, typical officers\'-type cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen für Führer der SS o. SD\') as was executed in the so-called: flat-wire \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern (in Latin-styled script!) as was specifically intended for an officer who served within the: \'Grenzpolizei\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- and clearly worn ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The just minimally shortened cuff-title (that measures now approx. 41 cms. in length) shows all details of an original, period-specimen. This armband was presumably produced by the \'Bandfabrik Ewald Vorsteher\' (ie. \'BeVo\') in Wuppertal but is void of the interwoven company-name on one of the ends as can be seen on the pictures (something that is more often but not always the case). This cuff-title is a 100% text-book- (and as stated above) original example that originates from a US-veteran who \'liberated\' this piece in 1945. The piece shows some truly minimal staining and/or age (and is somewhat \'wrinkled\') but was clearly used and somewhat shortened: one of its ends is still carefully folded and the piece still shows some (minimal) thread-remains: moreover, does one of its ends shows some damage in the silver-toned (and 7-strand) border (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Grenzpolizei\' was one of those obscure TR-organisations of which not that much is known to date: it is known, however, that this organisation was superceded in 1941 and had a short existence of about 3 years only. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a very attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - officers-pattern, flatwire \'BeVo\'-type \'Grenzpolizei\'-cuff-title for a competitive price: I have seen similar examples sell for the double of my asking-price!

Attractive, OT (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\') greyish-coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') being a (presumably) never used- nor worn example depicting the text: \'Org.Todt\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - early-pattern example of an: OT (ie.: 'Organisation Todt') greyish-beige-coloured-, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') being a (presumably) never used- nor worn example depicting the text: 'Org.Todt' and that comes in an overall very nice, condition. The cuff-title - which comes in a full-length condition and that has two unfinished ends - measures approximately 42 x 3,8 cms. and comes as stated above in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' condition: it is just a tiny bit stained and is somewhat wrinkled (can be seen on the pictures). This example was presumably never used nor even tunic-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). This type was often seen worn in conjunction with a swastika 'Armbinde'. Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually encountered! - TR-era, EM- ie. NCO-type- and early-pattern 'Org.Todt'-cuff-title that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, OT (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\') greyish-coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') being a moderately used- ie. tunic-removed example depicting the text: \'Org.Todt\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - early-pattern example of an: OT (ie.: 'Organisation Todt') greyish-coloured-, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') being a clearly used- ie. worn- (and carefully tunic-removed!) example depicting the text: 'Org.Todt' and that comes in an overall very nice- and as stated moderately used, condition. The cuff-title - which comes in a full-length condition and that has two unfinished ends - is neatly folded and measures approximately 37 x 3,8 cms.: it is just a tiny bit stained and is somewhat wrinkled (can be seen on the pictures). This example shows an interwoven so-called: 'BeVo-Wuppertal'-logo (as can be seen on the pictures). This type was often seen worn in conjunction with a swastika 'Armbinde'. Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually encountered! - TR-era, EM- (ie. NCO-)type- and early-pattern 'Org.Todt'-cuff-title that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, OT (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\') greyish-coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') being a moderately used- ie. tunic-removed example depicting the text: \'Org.Todt\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - early-pattern example of an: OT (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\') greyish-coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') being a moderately used- ie. worn- (and carefully tunic-removed!) example depicting the text: \'Org.Todt\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and as stated just moderately used- and tunic-removed-), condition. The cuff-title - which comes in a full-length condition and that has two unfinished ends - is not folded and measures approximately 42 x 3,8 cms.: it is just a tiny bit stained and is somewhat wrinkled (can be seen on the pictures). This example shows an interwoven so-called: \'BeVo-Wuppertal\'-text- ie. logo (as can be seen on the pictures). This type was also seen worn in conjunction with a swastika \'Armbinde\'. Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually encountered! - TR-era, EM- (ie. NCO- )type- and early-pattern: \'Org.Todt\'-cuff-title that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, OT (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\') silverish-grey-coloured-, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') being a never used- nor worn example depicting the text: \'Org.Todt\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - example of an: OT (ie.: 'Organisation Todt') silverish-grey-coloured-, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') being a never used- nor worn example depicting the text: 'Org.Todt' and that comes in an overall very nice, condition. The cuff-title - which comes in a full-length condition and that has two unfinished ends - measures approximately 42 x 3,8 cms. and comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' condition: it is just a tiny bit stained and is somewhat wrinkled (can be seen on the pictures). This example was presumably once tunic-attached: some of the period stitching-remains (ie. tiny stitching-holes) are still present and/or visible. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows the intervoven makers'-designation that reads: 'Lucvor - Wuppertal' (or alike as can be seen on the pictures). This type was often seen worn in conjunction with a swastika 'Armbinde'. Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually encountered! - TR-era, EM- ie. NCO-pattern 'Org.Todt'-cuff-title that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, OT- (ie.: \'Organisation Todt\'-) related, printed- and/or copper-brown-coloured armband (ie. \'Ärmbinde\') depicting the text: \'Arbeitet für O.T.\' and printed serial-number: \'134572\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - example of an: OT- (ie.: 'Organisation Todt'-) related, printed- and/or copper-brown-coloured linnen-based armband (ie. 'Ärmbinde') as was specifically intended for usage by the (foreign) workers employed by the OT-organisation that is depicting the text: 'Arbeitet für O.T.' and that is showing a printed (unique) serial-number that reads: '134572' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The armband - which comes in a full-length condition and that is 'off-factory' sewn-together - measures approximately 42 x 10 cms.: it is just a tiny bit stained and is somewhat wrinkled (can be seen on the pictures). This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive - and actually quite unusually encountered! - TR-period- ie. 'Org.Todt'-related armband that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, pair of (neatly hand-embroidered) \'SS o. Schützpolizei\'-related officers-pattern, breast-runes (ie. \'SS-Runen Brustabzeichen für Offiziere der Schutzpolizei\') as was executed on field-grey-coloured wool This is a neat - and actually not that often encountered cloth-based item: a pair of (neatly hand-embroidered) officers-pattern, breast-runes (ie. 'SS-Runen Brustabzeichen für Offiziere der Schutzpolizei') as was executed on field-grey-coloured wool and that was intended to signify former service within the SS and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit moderately used- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The patch on offer here is very nicely hand-embroidered in silver-coloured braid (ie. 'Metallfaden gestickt') and shows excellent craftmenship having stunning detail. The piece is void of a (paper-based) 'RzM-etiket' and is neatly 'backed' with black-coloured linnen. Simply a nice piece of authentic 'SS'- ie. 'Schutzpolizei'-related cloth-insignia!

Attractive, pair of WH (Heeres) (early-war-pattern) hand-embroidered, officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as was intended for an officer who served as a: \'Sonderführer Z\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) (and early-war-pattern!) neatly hand-embroidered, officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres') as was specifically intended for an officer who served as a: 'Sonderführer Z' (or: specialised officer with specifically assigned tasks) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. minimally used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The pair - which is neatly backed with yellowish-beige-coloured- and/or buckram-based material as is more often observed - comes as carefully tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat pair is just a tiny bit stained due to minimal wear and/or decades of storage and/or handling. These tabs were the 'standard-issue'-version of the officers'-type 'Sonderführer'-collar-tabs. This pair came together with the shoulderboard-pair I offer under nr. #52993: both insignia-pairs originated from the same 'Sonderführer Z' who wore and stored these insignia for decades. Simply a great pair of 'Sonderführer'-related officers'-pattern 'Kragenspiegel' that comes in an overal wonderful condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive, pair of WH (Heeres) (later-war-pattern) officers\'-type shoulderboards (ie. \'Schulterstücken für Offiziere\') as was entirely executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as was intended for an officer who served as a: \'Sonderführer Z\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres), officers'-type shoulderboards (ie. 'Schulterstücken für Offiziere') as was entirely executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern as was intended for an officer who served as a: 'Sonderführer Z' (or: specialised officer with specifically assigned tasks) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. minimally used- ie. most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The pair - which has the (typical) bluish-grey-coloured 'underlay' and' upperdecks' showing the 'black-white-red'-coloured V-shaped-structure as to be expected - comes mounted onto its typical (smaller-sized) officers-type tongues and comes as carefully tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat pair is just a tiny bit stained due to minimal wear and/or decades of storage and/or handling. These shoulderboards were the 'standard-issue'-version of the officers'-type 'Sonderführer'-shoulderboards. This pair came together with the collar-tab-pair I offer under nr. #52994: both insignia-pairs originated from the same 'Sonderführer' who wore and stored these insignia-pieces for decades. Simply a great pair of 'Sonderführer'-related officers'-pattern 'Schulterstücken' that comes in an overal wonderful condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive, pair of WH (Heeres) later-war-pattern, officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as was entirely executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as intended for an officer who served within the: \'Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' This is a very attractive - and actually rarely seen! - WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres') as was entirely executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that is piped in the bright-green- (ie. 'hellgrüner'-) coloured branchcolour as was intended for an officer who served within the: 'Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The pair - which is backed with brownish-coloured- and buckram-based material as is more often observed - comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' condition: the pair is just a tiny bit stained due to decades of storage and/or handling. One of the tabs shows a (blue-inked) stamp that simply reads: DRGM 1477996 (something that is more often albeit not always seen). These tabs were the 'late-war'-version of the 'standard'- and regular-embroidered officers'-type collar-tabs. Simply a great pair of 'Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen'-related officers'-pattern 'Kragenspiegel' that comes in a wonderfull condition: hard to find a more attractive 'Panzer-Grenadiere'-collar-tab-pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive, period portrait picture-postcard (dated 1944!) depicting a WH (Heeres) \'Sturmgeschütze- o. Sturmartillerie\' junior-sergeant (ie. \'Unteroffizier\') wearing his field-grey-coloured \'wrap-around\' tunic\' with attached decorations This is a very attractive period, portrait picture-postcard depicting a WH (Heeres) 'Sturmgeschütze- o. Sturmartillerie' junior-sergeant (ie. 'Unteroffizier') wearing his field-grey-coloured 'wrap-around' tunic' (ie. 'Sturmgeschützjacke') with attached decorations and that comes in an overall nicely preserved, condition. The picture - sized: 13,5 x 8,8 cms. - is very sharp in execution and shows nice details such as the neat 'wrapper', the red-piped collar-patches with skulls-attached, his 'Aertex'-based shirt and 'VWA' (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen') and ribbons for an: 'EK II. Klasse' and/or: 'Ost'-medal being worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The back of the portrait (which is executed on so-called: 'Kodak'-photo-paper - shows some (hard to decypher) writing and also shows a date: '5-11-1944'. In any case a very attractive 'Sturmgeschütze'-portrait picture!

Attractive, period portrait-picture-postcard, showing a young Waffen-SS- ie. \'SS-Verfügungstruppen\'-soldier, proudly wearing his field-grey tunic and specific enlisted-mens\' side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen\') This is an attractive, period portrait-picture-postcard, showing a young Waffen-SS- ie. \'SS-Verfügungstruppen\'-soldier, proudly wearing his field-grey tunic and specific enlisted-mens\' side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen\') showing a skull-button attached and that comes in an overall nice condition. The picture - sized: 14 x 9 cms. - shows nice details such as the neat \'standard\'-model field-grey-coloured tunic (showing attached - \'RzM\'-type - collar-tabs and dito shoulderboards) and of course the specific enlisted-mens\'-pattern side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen\') showing a skull-button- and (sidely-attached) eagle-device attached. The picture is printed on \'Voigtländer\'-photo-paper. Simply a nice - and of course original, period Waffen-SS- ie. \'SS-Verfügungstruppen\'-related portrait-picture!

Attractive, period portrait-picture-postcard, showing a young Waffen-SS-soldier, proudly wearing his field-grey tunic and enlisted-mens\' side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen\') having \'BeVo\'-type insignia attached This is an attractive, period portrait-picture-postcard, showing a young Waffen-SS-soldier, proudly wearing his field-grey tunic and enlisted-mens' side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') having neat 'BeVo'-type insignia attached and that comes in an overall nice condition. The picture - sized: 14 x 9 cms. - shows nice details such as the neat 'standard'-model field-grey-coloured tunic (showing attached - 'RzM'-type - collar-tabs and dito shoulderboards) and of course the enlisted-mens'-pattern side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen'). The picture is printed on 'Kodak'-photo-paper and is void of any writing: it does, however, shows an inked photographers'-stamp. Simply a nice - and of course original, period Waffen-SS-related portrait-picture!

Attractive, period WH (Luftwaffe) greenish-grey-coloured- and/or typical carton-based, protective ID-document-cover (ie. \'Hülle\') as was intended for storage of a: \'Soldbuch\' (or soldiers\' pay-book) This is an attractive, period WH (Luftwaffe) greenish-grey-coloured- and/or typical carton-based, protective ID-document-cover (ie. 'Hülle') as was intended for storage of a: 'Soldbuch' (or soldiers'-pay-book) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-), condition. The neat piece - which is made out of greenish-grey-coloured carton simulating leather - has a yellowish-coloured inner-section (showing undamaged 'Mica'-based divider-sections) and measures 16 x 11,5 cms. The cover shows a silver-toned wording ie. LW- device that simply reads: 'Soldbuch' (both text and/or eagle are NOT damaged and are in great shape overall). The piece is a tiny bit stained ie. dusty caused by decades of storage and/or fair wear. These neat little covers could be acquired by the soldiers in canteens and/or 'Wehrmachtsheime' and were a much favoured personal-accesory. Simply a very attractive and unusually seen personal-equipment item which is priced according to its overall nice condition!

Attractive, period, WH (Luftwaffe) brownish-coloured- and/or genuine-leather protective ID-document-cover (ie. \'Hülle\') as was intended for storage of a: \'Flieger-Ausweis\' (or LW-pilots\' identity-document) This is an attractive, period, WH (Luftwaffe) chocolate-brownish-coloured- and/or genuine-leather protective ID-document-cover (ie. 'Hülle') as was intended for storage of a: 'Flieger-Ausweis' (or LW-pilots' identity-document) that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used-), condition. The neat piece - which is made out of brownish-coloured (genuine!) leather - has a brown-coloured inner-section (showing undamaged 'Mica'-based divider-sections) and measures 12 x 8 cms. The cover shows a golden-toned and/or embossed wording ie. device that reads: 'Flieger-Ausweis' with above that an early period- and down-tailed eagle-device (both text and/or eagle are NOT really damaged and are in great shape overall). The piece is a tiny bit stained ie. dusty caused by decades of storage and/or fair wear. These neat little covers could be acquired by the soldiers in canteens and/or 'Wehrmachtsheime' and were a much favoured personal-accesory. Simply a very attractive and unusually seen personal-equipment item which is IMO priced according to its overall nice condition!

Attractive, period- (and/or: A-5 sized-) booklet (ie. brochure) covering a specific art-exhibition entitled: \'Austellung Unser Heer\', which was held in the town of Frankfurt in the period from 17 October to 7 November, 1943 This is an attractive, period- (and/or: A-5 sized-) booklet (ie. photo-brochure) covering a specific art-exhibition entitled: 'Austellung Unser Heer', which was held in the: 'Städelsches Kunstinstitut' based the town of Frankfurt in the period from 17 October to 7 November, 1943, in overall very nice (albeit minimally used- ie. read-) condition. This 24-paged booklet- ie. brochure provides the reader with an interesting insight 'into the german army in the broadest possible manner'. The booklet - sized: 21 x 15 cms. - is neatly illustrated with various (never before encountered!) pictures covering the subject matter (showing for example various 'Ritterkreuzträger'). The booklet - which was apparently published under the jurisdiction of the: 'Wehrkreis IX' - shows an introduction as compiled by the: 'General der Infanterie' Schellert (see pictures). The booklet comes in an overall very nice albeit used condition: it just shows some slight staining (ie. yellowing) caused by years of storage but is totally void of any damage. Simply an attractive and decorative booklet with some nice and actually never before encountered illustrations: only the first such example I did ever encounter!

Attractive, period-, WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\'-related- photo-collection entitled: \'Eine Bilderfolge vom Marsch und von den Kämpfen einer Panzer-Division\' (ie. covering the march of the 7. Panzer-Division in 1940) This is a truly attractive - and actually only once before encountered and most certainly scarcely encountered - period-, WH (Heeres) 'Panzer'-related- photo-collection that comes stored in its period carton-based cover entitled: 'Eine Bilderfolge vom Marsch und von den Kämpfen einer Panzerdivision' as compiled by a person named: 'Wolfgang Heiderreich' (ie. being a commemorative photo-collection covering the march of the 7th Panzer-Division in 1940), in overall very nice and/or fully complete condition. The set - which comprises of over 100 (ie. 117-) loose (ie. not bound and/or nicely individually numbered-) black-and-white photographs that measure 18 x 15 cms. in size and of which some are illustrated with text - shows the entire war-effort of the 7th Panzer-Division (later nicknamed: "Gespenster-Division" or: "Ghost Division") and its illustrious commander (the later: 'Generalfeldmarschall') Erwin Rommel (who is also shown in various pictures within the set). The commerorative set was most likely distributed on a very limited scale and was IMO only given to the divisional-staff. It was published by a publishing-house based in the town of Gera and is void of any date. The yellowish-beige coloured cover is minimally stained (ie. shows some usage-marks) whereas all photos are in a very nice (ie. virtualy mint-/unissued-) condition! Simply a very nice - and with certainty! - unusually seen 'Panzer'-related- photo-collection: I deem I have priced this neat and surely unusual item accordingly!

Attractive, police (ie. \'Gendarmerie\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) - being a scarcely encountered! - summer-tunic-version that was specifically intended for a member who served within the: \'Gendarmerie Münster in W.\' The attractive - and fairly large-sized arm-badge, sized: 10 x 9 cms. - is executed on the typical summer-type \'Polizei\'-type linnen-based cloth (aka \'grünmellierte Stoff\') and is nicely fortified with a linnen border as per regulation. The piece - that shows some minimal age and/or staining and wear - comes in an overall nice- (I deem clearly worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat piece truly shows great pronounced detail: the used machine-embroidery (done in typical bright-orange-coloured linnen) is simply stunning (as can be seen on the pictures). These unusal \'Polizei o. Gendarmerie\'-related arm-eagles can also be encountered without having an embroidered towns-name above the eagle: this is a \'named\' version showing the specific town embroidery entitled: \'Münster in W.\' (ie. I deem the town of Münster in the province: \'Westfalen\'). It should be noted that these neat \'grünmellierter Gendarmerie Ärmeladler\' can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale!

Attractive, police (ie. \'Gendarmerie\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) - being a scarcely encountered! - summer-tunic-version that was specifically intended for a member who served within the: \'Gendarmerie Weimar\' The attractive - and fairly large-sized arm-badge, sized: 10 x 9 cms. - is executed on the typical summer-type \'Polizei\'-type linnen-based cloth (aka \'grünmellierte Stoff\') and is nicely fortified with a linnen border as per regulation. The piece - that shows some minimal age and/or staining and wear - comes in an overall nice- (I deem clearly worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat piece truly shows great pronounced detail: the used machine-embroidery (done in typical bright-orange-coloured linnen) is simply stunning (as can be seen on the pictures). These unusal \'Polizei o. Gendarmerie\'-related arm-eagles can also be encountered without having an embroidered towns-name above the eagle: this is a \'named\' version showing the specific town embroidery entitled: \'Weimar\'. It should be noted that these neat \'grünmellierter Gendarmerie Ärmeladler\' can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale!

Attractive, police (ie. \'Gendarmerie\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) - being a scarcely encountered! - summer-tunic-version that was specifically intended for a member who served within the: \'Polizei Hanau\' The attractive - and fairly large-sized arm-badge, sized: 10 x 9 cms. - is executed on the typical summer-type \'Polizei\'-type linnen-based cloth (aka \'grünmellierte Stoff\') and is nicely fortified with a linnen border as per regulation. The piece - that shows some minimal age and/or staining and wear - comes in an overall nice- (I deem clearly worn- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat piece truly shows great pronounced detail: the used machine-embroidery (done in typical bright-green-coloured linnen) is simply stunning (as can be seen on the pictures). These unusal \'Polizei\'-related arm-eagles can also be encountered without having an embroidered towns-name above the eagle: this is a \'named\' version showing the specific town embroidery entitled: \'Hanau\'. It should be noted that these neat \'grünmellierter Gendarmerie Ärmeladler\' can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale!

Attractive, police (ie. \'Gendarmerie\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) - being a scarcely encountered! - summer-tunic-version that was specifically intended for a member who served within the: \'Polizei Wiesbaden\' The attractive - and fairly large-sized arm-badge, sized: 10 x 9 cms. - is executed on the typical summer-type \'Polizei\'-type linnen-based cloth (aka \'grünmellierte Stoff\') and is nicely fortified with a linnen border as per regulation. The piece - that shows some minimal age and/or staining - comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The neat piece truly shows great pronounced detail: the used machine-embroidery (done in typical bright-green-coloured linnen) is simply stunning (as can be seen on the pictures). These unusal \'Polizei\'-related arm-eagles can also be encountered without having an embroidered towns-name above the eagle: this is a \'named\' version showing the specific town embroidery entitled: \'Wiesbaden\'. It should be noted that these neat \'grünmellierter Gendarmerie Ärmeladler\' can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\' and come not that often for sale!

Attractive, police (ie. \'Polizei o. Gend.\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) - being a scarcely encountered! - summer-tunic version, being a generic-styled piece that was intended for a member within one of the \'Polizei o. Gendarmerie\'-regimenter The attractive - and fairly large-sized arm-badge ie. sized: 10 x 9 cms. - is executed on the (typical) summer-type \'Polizei\'-type-cloth (aka \'grünmellierte Stoff\') and is nicely fortified with a linnen border as per regulation. The piece - that shows some minimal age and/or staining - comes in an overall wonderful (and I deem just minimally used- ie. once-tunic-attached-) condition and retains great detail: the used machine-embroidery is simply stunning (as can be seen on the pictures). These unusal arm-eagles can also be encountered having an embroidered town-name above the eagle: this is a \'not-named\'- ie. generic version that is void of such town-specification. This example shows some glue-remains on its back simply caused by having been glued into an album once (as can be sen on the pictures). It should be noted that these neat \'grünmellierter Polizei Ärmeladler\' can easily be graded \'very scarce\'. Simply a nice and untouched example!

Attractive, police (ie. \'Polizei o. Gend.\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) - being a scarcely encountered! - summer-tunic version, being a generic-styled piece that was intended for a member within one of the \'Polizei o. Gendarmerie\'-regiments The attractive - and fairly large-sized arm-badge ie. sized: 10 x 9 cms. - is executed on the (typical) summer-type \'Polizei\'-type-cloth (aka \'grünmellierte Stoff\') and is nicely fortified with a linnen border as per regulation. The piece - that shows some minimal age and/or staining - comes in an overall wonderful (and I deem just minimally used- ie. once-tunic-attached-) condition and retains great detail: the used machine-embroidery is simply stunning (as can be seen on the pictures). These unusal arm-eagles can also be encountered having an embroidered town-name above the eagle: this is a \'not-named\'- ie. generic version that is void of such town-specification. This example shows an additional (bluish-toned) backing (as can be sen on the pictures). It should be noted that these neat \'grünmellierter Polizei Ärmeladler\' can easily be graded \'very scarce\'. Simply a nice and untouched example!

Attractive, police (ie. \'Polizei\'/\'Gendarmerie\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) - being a scarcely encountered! - regular-pattern- and/or woolen-based version, being a piece that was intended for a member within the: \'Polizei Düsseldorf\' The attractive - and fairly large-sized arm-badge, sized: 11 x 9,3 cms. - is executed on the typical 'Polizei'-type woolen cloth and was IMO clearly used- (ie. carefully tunic-removed). It does show some minimal age- and/or or staining and comes in a minimally used- and/or (IMO) tunic-removed condition and retains great detail: the used machine-embroidery is simply stunning (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is totally void of any backing (as more often seen). These unusal arm-eagles can also be encountered without having an embroidered town-name above the eagle: this is a 'named'-version showing the specific town embroidery 'Düsseldorf'. It should be noted that these neat 'Polizei Ärmeladler' can easily be graded 'scarce'!

Attractive, police (ie. \'Polizei\'/\'Gendarmerie\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) - being a scarcely encountered! - regular-pattern- and/or woolen-based version, being a piece that was intended for a member within the: \'Polizei Kaiserslautern\' The attractive - and fairly large-sized arm-badge, sized: 10 x 9 cms. - is executed on the typical 'Polizei'-type woolen cloth and was IMO clearly used- (ie. carefully tunic-removed). It does show some minimal age- and/or or staining and comes in a minimally used- and/or (IMO) tunic-removed condition and retains great detail: the used machine-embroidery is simply stunning (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is totally void of any backing (as more often seen). These unusal arm-eagles can also be encountered without having an embroidered town-name above the eagle: this is a 'named'-version showing the specific town embroidery 'Kaiserslautern'. It should be noted that these neat 'Polizei Ärmeladler' can easily be graded 'scarce'!

Attractive, police (ie. \'Polizei\'/\'Gendarmerie\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) - being a scarcely encountered! - regular-pattern- and/or woolen-based version, being a piece that was intended for a member within the: \'Polizei Mannheim\' The attractive - and fairly large-sized arm-badge, sized: 10 x 9 cms. - is executed on the typical 'Polizei'-type woolen cloth and was IMO clearly used- (ie. carefully tunic-removed). It does show some minimal age- and/or or staining and comes in a minimally used- and/or (IMO) tunic-removed condition and retains great detail: the used machine-embroidery is simply stunning (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is totally void of any backing (as more often seen). These unusal arm-eagles can also be encountered without having an embroidered town-name above the eagle: this is a 'named'-version showing the specific town embroidery 'Mannheim'. It should be noted that these neat 'Polizei Ärmeladler' can easily be graded 'scarce'!

Attractive, police (ie. \'Polizei\'/\'Gendarmerie\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) - being a scarcely encountered! - regular-pattern- and/or woolen-based version, being a piece that was intended for a member within the: \'Polizei Wilhelmshaven\' The attractive - and fairly large-sized arm-badge, sized: 11 x 8,5 cms. - is executed on the typical 'Polizei'-type woolen cloth and was IMO hardly used nor worn. It does show some minimal staining and comes in a minimally used- and/or (IMO) tunic-removed condition and retains great detail: the used machine-embroidery is simply stunning (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is (partly) backed with so-called: 'cheese-duck'-type cloth . These unusal arm-eagles can also be encountered without having an embroidered town-name above the eagle: this is a 'named' version showing the specific town embroidery 'Wilhelmshaven'. It should be noted that these neat 'Polizei Ärmeladler' can easily be graded 'scarce'!

Attractive, Police (ie. \'Polizei\'/\'Gendarmerie\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) - being a scarcely encountered! - summer-tunic version, being a piece that was intended for a member within the: \'Polizei M.Gladbach-Rheydt\' The attractive - and fairly large-sized arm-badge, sized: 10 x 9 cms. - is executed on the typical summer-type 'Polizei'-type cloth (aka 'grünmellierte Stoff') and is nicely fortified with a linnen border as per regulation. The piece - that shows some minimal staining - comes in a minimally used- and/or (IMO) tunic-removed condition and retains great detail: the used machine-embroidery is simply stunning (as can be seen on the pictures). These unusal arm-eagles can also be encountered without having an embroidered town-name above the eagle: this is a 'named' version showing the specific town embroidery 'Mönchen-Gladbach-Rheydt'. It should be noted that these neat 'grünmellierter Polizei Ärmeladler' can easily be graded 'very scarce'.

Attractive, Police (ie. \'Polizei\'/\'Gendarmerie\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) - being a scarcely encountered! - summer-tunic version, being a piece that was intended for a member within the: \'Polizei Münster-West\' The attractive - and fairly large-sized arm-badge, sized: 10 x 9 cms. - is executed on the typical summer-type 'Polizei'-type cloth (aka 'grünmellierte Stoff') and is nicely fortified with a linnen border as per regulation. The piece - that shows some minimal staining - comes in a wonderful (and IMO never used- nor tunic-attached-) condition and retains great detail: the used machine-embroidery is simply stunning (as can be seen on the pictures). These unusal arm-eagles can also be encountered without having an embroidered town-name above the eagle: this is a 'named' version showing the specific town embroidery 'Münster-West'. It should be noted that these neat 'grünmellierter Polizei Ärmeladler' can easily be graded 'very scarce'.

Attractive, Police (ie. \'Polizei\'/\'Gendarmerie\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) - being a scarcely encountered! - summer-tunic version, being a piece that was intended for a member within the: \'Polizei Nürnberg-Fürth\' The attractive - and fairly large-sized arm-badge, sized: 10 x 9 cms. - is executed on the typical summer-type 'Polizei'-type cloth (aka 'grünmellierte Stoff') and is nicely fortified with a linnen border as per regulation. The piece - that shows some minimal staining - comes in a minimally used- and/or (IMO) tunic-removed condition and retains great detail: the used machine-embroidery is simply stunning (as can be seen on the pictures). These unusal arm-eagles can also be encountered without having an embroidered town-name above the eagle: this is a 'named' version showing the specific town embroidery 'Nürnberg-Fürth'. It should be noted that these neat 'grünmellierter Polizei Ärmeladler' can easily be graded 'very scarce'.

Attractive, Police (ie. \'Polizei\'/\'Gendarmerie\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) - being a scarcely encountered! - summer-tunic version, being a piece that was intended for a member within the: \'Polizei Oberhausen\' The attractive - and fairly large-sized arm-badge, sized: 10 x 9 cms. - is executed on the typical summer-type \'Polizei\'-type cloth (aka \'grünmellierte Stoff\') and is nicely fortified with a linnen border as per regulation. The piece - that shows some minimal staining - comes in a minimally used- and/or (IMO) tunic-removed condition and retains great detail: the used machine-embroidery is simply stunning (as can be seen on the pictures). These unusal arm-eagles can also be encountered without having an embroidered town-name above the eagle: this is a \'named\' version showing the specific town embroidery \'Oberhausen\'. It should be noted that these neat \'grünmellierter Polizei Ärmeladler\' can easily be graded \'very scarce\'.

Attractive, Police (ie. \'Polizei\'/\'Gendarmerie\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) - being a scarcely encountered! - summer-tunic version, being a piece that was intended for a member within the: \'Polizei Regensburg\' The attractive - and fairly large-sized arm-badge, sized: 10 x 9 cms. - is executed on the typical summer-type 'Polizei'-type cloth (aka 'grünmellierte Stoff') and is nicely fortified with a linnen border as per regulation. The piece - that shows some minimal staining - comes in a minimally used- and/or (IMO) tunic-removed condition and retains great detail: the used machine-embroidery is simply stunning (as can be seen on the pictures). These unusal arm-eagles can also be encountered without having an embroidered town-name above the eagle: this is a 'named' version showing the specific town embroidery 'Regensburg'. It should be noted that these neat 'grünmellierter Polizei Ärmeladler' can easily be graded 'very scarce'.

Attractive, Police (ie. \'Polizei\'/\'Gendarmerie\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) - being a scarcely encountered! - summer-tunic version, being a piece that was intended for a member within the: \'Polizei Wiesbaden\' The attractive - and fairly large-sized arm-badge, sized: 10 x 9 cms. - is executed on the typical summer-type 'Polizei'-type cloth (aka 'grünmellierte Stoff') and is nicely fortified with a linnen border as per regulation. The piece - that shows some minimal staining - comes in a minimally used- and/or (IMO) tunic-removed condition and retains great detail: the used machine-embroidery is simply stunning (as can be seen on the pictures). These unusal arm-eagles can also be encountered without having an embroidered town-name above the eagle: this is a 'named' version showing the specific town embroidery 'Wiesbaden'. It should be noted that these neat 'grünmellierter Polizei Ärmeladler' can easily be graded 'very scarce'.

Attractive, police- (ie. \'Polizei- o. Feuerwehr\') related arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: \'Werkfeuerwehr\' (or: specific police-related-, factory fire-brigades) This is an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - police- (ie. 'Polizei- o. Feuerwehr') related arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: 'Werkfeuerwehr' (or: specific police-related-, factory fire-brigades) that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or IMO never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece is executed in bright-pink-coloured linnen and comes mounted on a piece of darker-blue-coloured wool as to be expected (see pictures). These neat arm-eagles were specifically designed for usage by the staff of the: 'Werkfeuerwehr'-units and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle on offer here shows great pronounced detail and comes in a great (ie. minty and/or IMO never tunic-attached-) condition: it was simply never worn nor tunic-attached and is void of an additional 'backing' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a scarcely seen: 'Werkfeuerwehr'-related 'Ärmeladler' for a competitive price!

Attractive, police- (ie. \'Polizei- o. Feuerwehr\') related arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: \'Werkfeuerwehr\' (or: specific police-related-so-called: factory-fire-brigades) This is an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - police- (ie. \'Polizei- o. Feuerwehr\') related arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: \'Werkfeuerwehr\' (or: specific police-related-, factory-fire-brigades) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and I deem never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The piece is executed in bright-pink-coloured linnen and comes mounted on a piece of darker-blue-coloured (and smooth-based) wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). These neat arm-eagles were specifically designed for usage by the staff of the: \'Werkfeuerwehr\'-units and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle on offer here shows great pronounced detail and comes in a great (ie. \'minty\' and/or I deem never tunic-attached-) condition: it was simply never worn nor tunic-attached and is void of an additional \'backing\' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a scarcely seen: \'Werkfeuerwehr\'-related \'Ärmeladler\' for a competitive price!

Attractive, police- (ie. \'Polizei\') aluminium-based (and field-grey-coloured!) officers\'-pattern belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Offiziere der Polizei o. Gendarmerie\') being a non-marked example that comes in a \'virtually mint\' condition The truly attractive - and I deem hardly or even never used- nor worn! - example of a 'standard'-pattern, typical aluminium-based- and field-grey-coloured officers'-pattern belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Offiziere der Polizei o. Gendarmerie') being a non-maker-marked example example that comes in a fully untouched- (and I deem hardly ie. possibly never used- nor worn-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive buckle truly retains all of its (somewhat satin-like!) field-grey-coloured finish and just shows some minimal storage-age ie. minimal staining. The piece is of a typical 'single-pieced construction'. Of interest is, moreover, the fact that this example came with its (matching and of course still functional 'Gegenhaken' (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this very attractive and hardly used nor worn police- (ie. 'Polizei') 'Koppelschloss für Offiziere der Polizei o. Gendarmerie') accordingly!

Attractive, police- (ie. \'Polizei\'-) related arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: \'Feuerlöschpolizei\' (or: specific police-related fire-brigades) I recently uncovered three - fully identical and actually not that easily found! - examples of the police- (ie. 'Polizei'- or: 'Feuerwehr'-) related arm-eagles (ie. 'Ärmeladler') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: 'Feuerlöschpolizei' (or: specific police-related fire-brigades) that all three come in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The pieces are executed in bright-pink-coloured linnen and come mounted on a piece of field-grey- (ie. typical 'police-green'-) coloured wool as to be expected (see pictures). These neat arm-eagles were specifically designed for usage by the staff of the: 'Feuerlöschpolizei'-units and saw wide-spread usage throughout the war. The eagles on offer here show great pronounced detail and come in a great (ie. minty and/or never tunic-attached-) condition: they were never worn nor tunic-attached and are void of an additional 'backing' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The asking-price is naturally intended for one single arm-eagle. Simply a great occasion to acquire a 'Feuerlöschpolizei'-related 'Ärmeladler' for a competitive price!

Attractive, police- (ie. \'Polizei\'-) related arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the: \'Feuerlöschpolizei\' (or: specific police-related fire-brigades) This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - police- (ie. 'Polizei'-) related arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler') as was specifically intended for usage by the staff of the: 'Feuerlöschpolizei' (or: specific police-related fire-brigades) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The piece is executed in darker-pink-coloured linnen and come mounted onto a piece of field-grey- (ie. typical 'police-green'-) coloured wool as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). These neat arm-eagles were specifically designed for usage by the staff of the: 'Feuerlöschpolizei'-units and saw wide-spread usage throughout the war. The eagle on offer here shows great pronounced detail and comes in a great (ie. 'minty' and/or never tunic-attached-) condition: it was simply never worn nor tunic-attached and is void of an additional 'backing' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a 'Feuerlöschpolizei'-related 'Ärmeladler' for a competitive price!

Attractive, Police- (ie. \'Polizei\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) being a typical \'BeVo\'-woven example that comes mounted onto a field-grey-coloured background and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is an ttractive example of a Police- (ie. 'Polizei'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) being a typical 'BeVo'-woven example that comes mounted onto a field-grey-coloured background and that comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. The - fairly large-sized arm-badge (which measures approximately 8 x 8,5 cms. - is executed on the typical 'Polizei'-type linnen-based cloth and is an excellent example of the employed 'BeVo-weave'-technique. The piece - that shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage only - comes 'as staightly cut-off the role' and just shows some minimal storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is furthermore the fact that these arm-eagles saw also usage on the Waffen-SS-pattern, camouflaged 'Dot'-pattern 'Polizei'-tunics. Impossible to upgrade this example!

Attractive, Police- (ie. \'Polizei\'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) being a typical \'BeVo\'-woven example that comes mounted onto a field-grey-coloured background and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is an attractive example of a Police- (ie. 'Polizei'-related-) armbadge (ie. arm-eagle) being a typical 'BeVo'-woven example that comes mounted onto a field-grey-coloured background and that comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. The - fairly large-sized arm-badge (which measures approximately 8 x 8,5 cms. - is executed on the typical 'Polizei'-type linnen-based cloth and is an excellent example of the employed 'BeVo-weave'-technique. The piece - that shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage only - comes 'as staightly cut-off the role' and just shows some minimal storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is furthermore the fact that these arm-eagles saw also usage on the Waffen-SS-pattern, camouflaged 'Dot'-pattern 'Polizei'-tunics. Impossible to upgrade this example!

Attractive, police- ie. WH (Heeres) related arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive, police- ie. WH (Heeres) related arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious 'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen', in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or IMO never tunic-attached-) condition. The piece is executed in bright-orange-coloured linnen and comes mounted on a piece of field-grey- (ie. 'police-green'-) coloured wool as to be expected (see pictures). These neat arm-eagles were specifically designed for usage by the 'Feldgendarmerie' (= field-police) units and saw wide-spread usage throughout the war. The eagle on offer here shows truly great pronounced detail and comes in a great (ie. minty and/or never tunic-attached-) condition: it was never worn nor tunic-attached and is void of an additional 'backing' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a 'Feldgendarmerie'-related 'Ärmeladler' for a competitive price!

Attractive, police- ie. WH (Heeres) related arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive, police- ie. WH (Heeres) related arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious 'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen', in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or IMO never tunic-attached-) condition. The piece is executed in bright-orange-coloured linnen and comes mounted on a piece of field-grey- (ie. 'police-green'-) coloured wool as to be expected (see pictures). These neat arm-eagles were specifically designed for usage by the 'Feldgendarmerie' (= field-police) units and saw wide-spread usage throughout the war. The eagle on offer here shows truly great pronounced detail and comes in a great (ie. minty and/or never tunic-attached-) condition: it was never worn nor tunic-attached and is void of an additional 'backing' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a 'Feldgendarmerie'-related 'Ärmeladler' for a competitive price!

Attractive, police- ie. WH (Heeres) related arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive, police- ie. WH (Heeres) related arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious 'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen', in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or IMO never tunic-attached-) condition. The piece is executed in bright-orange-coloured linnen and comes mounted on a piece of field-grey- (ie. 'police-green'-) coloured wool as to be expected (see pictures). These neat arm-eagles were specifically designed for usage by the 'Feldgendarmerie' (= field-police) units and saw wide-spread usage throughout the war. The eagle on offer here shows truly great pronounced detail and comes in a great (ie. minty and/or never tunic-attached-) condition: it was never worn nor tunic-attached and is void of an additional 'backing' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great occasion to acquire a 'Feldgendarmerie'-related 'Ärmeladler' for a competitive price!

Attractive, police- ie. WH (Heeres) related arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\' (being an example as was executed on a \'grün-mellierter\' background) This is an attractive, police- ie. WH (Heeres) related arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious 'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen', being an example as was executed on a 'grün-mellierter' background, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or IMO never tunic-attached-) condition. The piece is executed in bright-orange-coloured linnen and comes mounted on a piece of field-grey- (ie. 'police-green'- or so-called: 'grün-mellierter'-) coloured linnen as to be expected (see pictures). These neat linnen-based arm-eagles were specifically designed for usage by the 'Feldgendarmerie' (= field-police) units and saw wide-spread usage throughout the war. The eagle on offer here shows truly great pronounced detail and comes in a great (ie. minty and/or never tunic-attached-) condition: it was never worn nor tunic-attached and is void of an additional 'backing' but shows a reinforced border as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). These 'grün-mellierter' examples are not that often seen and can easily be graded 'fairly rare'. Simply a great occasion to acquire a 'Feldgendarmerie'-related 'Ärmeladler'!

Attractive, police- ie. WH (Heeres) related arm-eagle (ie. \'Ärmeladler\') as was intended for usage by the staff of the notorious \'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen\', in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition I recently uncovered three (fully identical) examples of the attractive, 'Polizei' (ie. police-) ie. WH (Heeres) related arm-eagle (ie. 'Ärmeladler') as was specifically intended for usage by the staff of the notorious 'Feldgendarmerie-Truppen', all three pieces in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The pieces are executed in bright-orange-coloured linnen and come mounted on a piece of field-grey- (ie. 'police-green'-) coloured wool as to be expected (see pictures). These neat arm-eagles were specifically designed for usage by the 'Feldgendarmerie' (= field-police) units and saw wide-spread usage throughout the war. The eagles on offer here show truly great pronounced detail and come in a great (ie. minty and/or never tunic-attached-) condition: they were never worn nor tunic-attached and show the (typical) 'cheese-duck'-styled 'backing' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The price is naturally intended for one single example. Simply a great occasion to acquire a 'Feldgendarmerie'-related 'Ärmeladler' for a competitive price!

Attractive, Polizei (ie. police) silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based EM/NCO-pattern belt-buckle that comes mounted onto its brown-coloured- and/or: leather-based tab and that is neatly marker- (ie. \'E. Schneider\'-) marked and/or dated: \'1938\' The attractive - and typical \'molded-style\' ie. aluminium-based - Polizei- (ie. police-) type buckle on offer here was (I deem) just minimally used and/or worn: it still retains very pronounced detail and will be hard to be upgraded (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle - that also shows the makers\'-designation ie. logo \'E.S.L.\') as more often - shows some dust and/or staining simply caused by more than 80 years of storage. The (light)brown-coloured - and typically \'broader-shaped\'! - tab - which shows a clearly impressed stamp (that reads: \'E. Schneider - Lüdenscheid - 1938\') is naturally fully functional and souple and comes in an equally very nicely preserved condition (it was presumably not recently greased nor oiled). It should be noted that a \'standard-issue-pattern\', aluminium \'Polizei\'-buckle in this overall very nice and untouched condition can nowadays easily be graded: \'scarce\'. This buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a nicely preserved and fully untouched Polizei-example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, pre- (ie. truly early!-) war-period (ie. \'M35- ie. M36-pattern\') WH (Heeres) side-cap eagle and cocarde insignia-set (ie. \'Mützenadler u. Kokardensatz für Schiffchen\') as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern on greyish-green-coloured linnen This is an attractive - and actually very hard to find! - replacement-item: a pre- (ie. early-) war-period (ie. \'M35- ie. M36-pattern\') so-called: WH (Heeres) side-cap-eagle and cocarde insignia-set (ie. \'Mützenadler u. Kokardensatz für Schiffchenmützen\') both pieces as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a typical greyish-green-coloured background and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- nor cap-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The set - which was never folded- nor trimmed - is executed in white-coloured linnen on a typical greyish-green-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. Both pieces come \'as straightly cut-of the role\' as found: they both just show some minimal age ie. staining caused by years of storage. It should be noted that these \'M35 o. M36-pattern\'-insigna-sets saw wide-spread usage throughout the entire war (and were as such not only seen on early-war-pattern \'Schiffchen\'). Simply an attractive replacement set: ideal to complete or restore any early-period \'Heeres\' side-cap ie. \'Schiffchen\'!

Attractive, pre- (ie. truly early-) war-period (ie. \'M35- ie. M36-pattern\') WH (Heeres) side-cap eagle and cocarde insignia-set (ie. \'Mützenadler u. Kokarde für Schiffchen\') as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern on greyish-green-coloured linnen This is an attractive - and actually hard to find ! - replacement-item: a pre- (ie. early-) war-period (ie. 'M35- ie. M36-pattern') so-called: WH (Heeres) side-cap-eagle and cocarde insignia-set (ie. 'Mützenadler u. Kokardensatz für Schiffchenmützen') both pieces as executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a typical greyish-green-coloured background and that come both in an overall nice- (ie. minimally used- and/or I deem once cap-attached-), condition. The set - which is neatly pre-folded- ie/ trimmed - is executed in white-coloured linnen on a typical greyish-green-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. Both pieces come as found and carefully cap-removed: they both just show some age ie. staining caused by years of storage and/or minimal wear. It should be noted that these 'M35 o. M36-pattern'-insigna-sets saw wide-spread usage throughout the entire war (and were as such not only seen on early-war-pattern 'Schiffchen'). Simply an attractive replacement set: ideal to complete or restore any early-period 'Heeres' side-cap ie. 'Schiffchen'!

Attractive, pre-war-period HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') silver-coloured- (ie. \'nickle-chrome\'-based-) belt-buckle being a neatly maker- (ie. \'A\'- or: \'Assmann u. Söhne\') marked example that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition The truly attractive - and with certainty early- (ie. pre-war-)period - youth-buckle is only moderately used and/or worn but has still maintained an attractive and clearly shiny, silverish- and/or typical 'nickle-chromed'-finish without showing any defaults nor damage (it has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and shows some dust and/or minimal staining as to be expected). As stated above, is this piece neatly (dual!) maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'A'- (or: 'Assmann u. Söhne'). Next to this it also shows an: 'RzM'-marking and/or: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (something that is more often but not always encountered on these early-pattern examples). This particular buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this truly attractive, youth-related buckle accordingly!

Attractive, pre-war-period WH (LW) silver-coloured, aluminium-based belt-buckle that comes mounted onto its maker- (ie. \'Schneider - Lüdenscheid\'-) marked and/or: \'1939\'-dated) tab and that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or worn! - example of an early- (ie. pre-) war-period- (and/or typical \'down-tailed\'-pattern!) WH (Luftwaffe) silver-coloured- and/or typical aluminium-based EM/NCO-type belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') that comes mounted onto its maker- (ie. I deem \'Schneider - Lüdenscheid\'-) marked and/or: \'1939\'-dated) tab and that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn-, condition. The buckle - which is of a \'single-pieced\'- ie. \'molded\'-construction retains all of its somewhat \'shiny\', silverish-grey-coloured finish without showing any real defaults it does show moderate age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle shows some obvious dust caused by over more than 80 years of storage. The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows a typical oval-shaped makers\'-designition-stamp that reads: \'Schneider - Lüdenscheid - 1939) (as can be seen in the pictures) and remains in an equally nicely preserved condition overall (it was I deem never greased nor oiled but does show some minimal age ie. staining). The buckle itself is non-maker-marked as is more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these neatly \'down-tailed\' examples are nowadays quite difficult to encounter someting that I deem merits my asking-price. The piece originates from a older belt-buckle-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply an attractive, early- (ie. pre-) war period- and/or: \'down-tailed\'-pattern, \'Luftwaffe\'-example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, pre-war-period, WH (Luftwaffe) silver-coloured and aluminium-based belt-buckle, being a maker- (ie. \'R. Sieper & Söhne\'-) marked example that comes mounted onto its leather-based tab and that comes in a moderately used condition This is a truly very attractive example of a pre-war-period- and regular-pattern! - WH (Luftwaffe) silver-coloured- and/or typical (\'molded\') aluminium-based belt-buckle, being a neatly maker- (ie. \'R. Sieper & Söhne\'-) marked- and dated (\'1938\') example that comes mounted onto its natural-coloured leather-based tab and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The buckle truly retains almost all of its somewhat \'shiny\', silverish-grey-coloured finish without showing any defaults whatsoever: it was simply never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal age- and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle shows some obvious dust caused by over more than 80 years of storage. The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows a clearly present (typical oval-shaped) makers\'-designition- and/or years\'-stamp (as can be clearly seen in the pictures) and remains in an equally nicely preserved condition overall (it was I deem never greased nor oiled but does show some minimal age ie. staining). The buckle itself is also neatly maker-marked and shows the superimposed makers\'-name ie. abbreviation: \'R.S.&S.\' as is more often observed. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the back of the tongue shows an impressed unit-designation (which is, however, hard to decypher: I could only make-out: \'Fl.Hrst.K…..\' or alike. It should be noted that these nicely preserved examples are nowadays quite difficult to encounter. The piece originates from an extensive belt-buckle-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive, pre-war period- and/or: \'regular\'-pattern, \'Luftwaffe\'-example that is priced according to its overall very nice ie. minimally used- and/or worn condition!

Attractive, pre-war-period, \'standard-issued\'-pattern & black-coloured and/or resin-based WH compass (ie. \'Marschkompass\') which is nicely maker- (ie. \'Busch - Rathenow\'-) marked and that comes stored in its specific, leather-based etui The neat - and most certainly desirable! - WH compass - having a 'regular-weight' ie. resin-based top - is still fully functional and is marked with the engraved makers'-designation as mentioned above. The compass shows as stated only moderate wear and/or age but is naturally still fully functional. This fairly 'high-quality'-produced piece was most probably issued in the the early- (ie. pre-) war-years but was most certainly used throughout the WWII. The piece was moderately used and does show as stated above some age and/or moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece came stored in its specific, black-coloured- and leather-based pouch (that also retains its period carrying-strap and dito black-coloured snaps). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the name of the bearer was neatly inked into the pouch and that reads: 'Ltn. Stirnemann' (as can be seen on the pictures). Of course, did I price this attractive example according to its overall very nice and only moderately used condition!

Attractive, pre-war-period, \'standard-issued\'-pattern & black-coloured and/or resin-based WH compass (ie. \'Marschkompass\') which is nicely maker- (ie. \'Busch - Rathenow\'-) marked and that comes stored in its specific, leather-based etui The neat - and most certainly desirable! - WH compass - having a 'regular-weight' ie. resin-based top - is still fully functional and is marked with the engraved makers'-designation as mentioned above. The compass shows as stated only moderate wear and/or age but is naturally still fully functional. This fairly 'high-quality'-produced piece was most probably issued in the the early- (ie. pre-) war-years but was most certainly used throughout the WWII. The piece was moderately used and does show as stated above some age and/or moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece came stored in its specific, black-coloured- and genuine leather-based pouch (that also retains its period carrying-strap and dito black-coloured snaps). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the it shows the period-engraved initials of the bearer: a certain 'K.O.' (as can be seen on the pictures). Of course, did I price this attractive example according to its overall nice and only moderately used condition!

Attractive, pre-war-period, \'standard-issued\'-pattern, black-coloured and/or resin-based WH compass (ie. \'Marschkompass\') which is nicely maker- (ie. \'Busch - Rathenow\'-) marked and that comes stored in its specific, leather-based etui The neat and desirable WH compass - having a 'regular-weight' ie. resin-based top - is still fully functional and is marked with the engraved makers'-designation as mentioned above. The compass shows as stated only moderate wear and/or age but is naturally still fully functional. This fairly 'high-quality'-produced piece was most probably issued in the the early- (ie. pre-) war-years but was most certainly used throughout the WWII. The piece was moderately used and does show as stated above some age and/or moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece came stored in its specific, black-coloured- and leather-based pouch (that also retains its period carrying-strap and dito black-coloured snaps). Both compass and etui show a period engraving (ie. scratched text) that simply reads: '13/M46' (as can be seen on the pictures). Of course, did I price this attractive example according to its overall very nice and only moderately used condition!

Attractive, pre-war-period- (and Third-Reich-related) metal-based (ie. bright-golden-coloured- and I deem copper-based-) \'souvenir\'-ring depicting an engraved outline of a: \'Westwall\'-fortification and showing the engraved text: \'Westwall 1939-40\' The neat (and with certainty male-type- and/or: larger-sized) finger-ring is executed in bright-golden-coloured- and I deem copper-based metal and retains great pronounced detail. It is void of any makers'-designation (as more often). The ring is clearly worn ie. used (it is still a bit tarnished and was with certainty never cleaned nor polished). The detail on the (nicely detailed) engraved 'Westwall'-fortification and engraved text: 'Westwall 1939-40' is, however, nicely preserved and void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). These 'souvenir'-rings could be privately purchased from local-artisans and were very popular amongst the troops serving in the area. Simply a neat and 100% genuine example that originates from a German private-household where it was recently uncovered!

Attractive, pre-WWII-period, darker-bronze-toned so-called: Italian \'East-Africa Campaign-Medal\' (as was issued to commemorate the campaign in Ethiopia that took place in 1936) This is an attractive example of a pre-WWII-period, darker-bronze-toned (and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: Italian 'East-Africa Campaign-Medal' (as was issued to commemorate the campaign in Ethiopia that took place in 1936) and that comes mounted onto its period, typical blue-coloured- and black-striped ribbon as issued and/or minimally worn. These medals were instituted on 27 April 1936 by Royal decree and were awarded to all those who took part directly in the East-Africa-campaign, but also to those who helped to organise the various military operations. Afterwards, up until the Second World War, it was awarded to personnel that worked continuously in Africa. The piece that is sometimes referred to as: 'Ethiopian Campaign-Medal for 1936' was designed by the artist V. Peronne and by the sculptor and artist Giuseppe Romagnoli, whose latter name also appears on the medal. The medal shows the head of King Victor Emanuel III facing to his right. Born in 1869, the King was 66 years old when this image was created. He would live for another twelve years, and although the Italian monarchy would not be restored after the war, Victor Emmanuel outlived Benito Mussolini. Surrounding the king’s effigy in capital letters is the legend: 'VITT. EM. III. RE.D.ITALIA.IMP. DI. ETIOPIA' which translates to: 'Vittorio Emanuele III King of Italy Emperor of Ethiopia'. Simply a nice example of this attractive award that will be very difficult to upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Prussian Order of the Red Eagle 4th class (ie. \'Preussischer Roter Adler Orden der 4. Stufe\') being an example that originated from the period 1871-75 This is an attractive example of a Prussian Order of the Red Eagle 4th class (ie. \'Preussischer Roter Adler Orden der 4. Stufe\') being an example that originated from the period 1871-75 and that come mounted on its period (confectioned ie. shortened) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued ie. worn. The award is executed in (blackened- ie. tarnished, silver-based metal and has very pronounced detail as to be expected. The piece retains its colourfull (hand-painted!) centre-piece showing the bright-red-coloured eagle-device. The piece is totally void of any enamel damage and was never cleaned nor polished. Simply a very nice speciimen of this interesting Prussian award that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, Prussian \'Forst u. Justiz\'-related, bright golden-toned- and (I deem) messing-based officers\'-pattern belt-buckle (being a typical non-maker-marked example that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition) This is an attractive - so-called: Prussian 'Forst u. Justiz'-related, bright golden-toned- and (I deem) messing- ie. brass-based officers'-pattern belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Offiziere des Forst o. Justizdienstes') being a typical non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice and just moderately used- ie. worn, condition. The regular-weight buckle (that shows a detailed Prussian eagle holding a sword and that shows a swastika-device - retains extraordinary detail as to be expected and shows the typical, somewhat 'frosted' bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly 'shiny' appearance: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has just acquired some minimal tarnish ie. dirt over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular type of officers'-pattern belt-buckle saw usage until the year 1936. Simply an attractive, political-style belt-buckle that orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a neat: 'Koppelschloss für Offiziere des Forst o. Justizdienstes' that will be hard to be upgraded and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, quite vaulted \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter\' (being a maker- ie. \'43\'- ie. by: \'Julius Bauer & Söhne\'-) marked specimen that is executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') The truly very attractive - quite vaulted- ie. converse-shaped and I deem typical early- (ie. mid-war-) period - piece is executed in silver-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. most certainly used- ie. worn-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or very vaulted cross shows some blacked- ie. minimally tarnished age-patina but was never cleaned nor polished: it retains, however, most (ie. all) of its typical silverish-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (straight-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation '43' -stamped onto the outside of its pin (as always by this maker) - is a typical example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Julius Bauer & Söhne' as based in the town of Zella Mehlis in Thüringen. It comes as found and stored for decades and was truly never cleaned and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that the KvK 1st class award is a bit underestimated by the collectors' community: they can almost be graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply an attractive - and truly vaulted! - 'Buntmetall'-based example that was produced by the desirable (and not that often found!) maker: 'Julius Bauer & Söhne' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, commemorative cuff-title (ie. \'Dienstärmelstreifen\') depicting a capital \'W\'-character (as was intended for non-commisioned-staff working on the various \'Westwall\'-fortifications) This is an attractive, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, commemorative cuff-title (ie. \'Dienstärmelstreifen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') depicting a capital (Gothic-styled) \'W\'-character (as was presumably intended for staff working on the various \'Westwall\'-fortifications in the Emsland-region) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. These RAD-cuff-titles (or in German language known as: \'Dienstärmelstreifen\') were worn on the lower left sleeve of the mustard-brown-coloured RAD-tunics. The cuff-title is neatly executed in white-coloured linnen in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-technique and was intended for (non-commissioned) RAD-staffmembers that were (most likely) employed in various \'Westwall\'-fortifications. There is, however, an on-going discussion on the exact usage and signifigance of these RAD commemorative-cuff-titles (which were I deem introduced by an order dated March 1939). The band is neatly maker-marked and displays an interwoven \'Ges.Gesch.\'-designation as is more often found on RAD cloth-insignia (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - which is non-shortened and measures approximately 38 cms. in length - originates from a small collection of RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired. This one was clearly worn (some minimal stitching-marks are visible) but comes in an overall very nice condition. Simply an attractive piece of RAD-insignia that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, commemorative cuff-title (ie. \'Dienstärmelstreifen\') depicting a capital: \'W\'-character (as was intended for staff working on the various \'Westwall\'-fortifications) This is an attractive, RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, commemorative cuff-title (ie. 'Dienstärmelstreifen') depicting a capital: 'W'-character (as was presumably intended for staff working on the various 'Westwall'-fortifications) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. These RAD-cuff-titles (or in German language known as: 'Dienstärmelstreifen') were worn on the lower left sleeve of the mustard-brown-coloured RAD-tunics. The cuff-title is neatly executed in white-coloured linnen in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-technique and was intended for RAD servicemen that were (most likely) employed within the various 'Westwall'-fortifications (the 'W' presumably stands for 'Westwall'). There is, however, an on-going discussion on the exact usage and signifigance of these RAD commemorative-cuff-titles (which were IMO introduced by an order dated March 1939). This exampe is neatly maker-marked and displays the interwoven 'Ges.Gesch.'-designation as is more often found on RAD cloth-insignia (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - which is IMO minimally shortened and measures 37 cms. in length - originates from a small collection of RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired. This one was clearly worn (some minimal stitching-marks are visible) but comes in an overall very nice condition. Simply an attractive piece of RAD-insignia that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern, commemorative cuff-title (ie. \'Dienstärmelstreifen\') depicting the text: \'Emsland\' (as was intended for staff working on the various \'Westwall\'-fortifications) This is an attractive, RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, commemorative cuff-title (ie. 'Dienstärmelstreifen') depicting the interwoven text: 'Emsland' (as was presumably intended for staff working on the various 'Westwall'-fortifications in the Emsland-region) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. These RAD-cuff-titles (or in German language known as: 'Dienstärmelstreifen') were worn on the lower left sleeve of the mustard-brown-coloured RAD-tunics. The cuff-title is neatly executed in white-coloured linnen in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-technique and was intended for RAD servicemen that were (most likely) employed within the various 'Westwall'-fortifications. There is, however, an on-going discussion on the exact usage and signifigance of these RAD commemorative-cuff-titles (which were IMO introduced by an order dated March 1939). This exampe is neatly maker-marked and displays the interwoven 'Ges.Gesch.'-designation as is more often found on RAD cloth-insignia (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - which is IMO minimally shortened and measures 37 cms. in length - originates from a small collection of RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired. This one was clearly worn (some minimal stitching-marks are visible) but comes in an overall very nice condition. Simply an attractive piece of RAD-insignia that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') officers\'-pattern, commemorative cuff-title (ie. \'Dienstärmelstreifen\') depicting a capital \'W\'-character (as was intended for commisioned-staff working on the various \'Westwall\'-fortifications) This is a very attractive, RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') officers'-pattern, commemorative cuff-title (ie. 'Dienstärmelstreifen für Führer') depicting a capital 'W'-character (as was presumably intended for staff working on the various 'Westwall'-fortifications in the Emsland-region) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. These RAD-cuff-titles (or in German language known as: 'Dienstärmelstreifen') were worn on the lower left sleeve of the mustard-brown-coloured RAD-tunics. The cuff-title is neatly executed in bright-silver-coloured braid in so-called: 'BeVo'-flat-wire weave-technique and was intended for RAD officers that were (most likely) employed in various 'Westwall'-fortifications. There is, however, an on-going discussion on the exact usage and signifigance of these RAD commemorative-cuff-titles (which were IMO introduced by an order dated March 1939). The band is neatly maker-marked and displays an interwoven 'Ges.Gesch.'-designation as is more often found on RAD cloth-insignia (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - which is IMO minimally shortened and measures 37 cms. in length - originates from a small collection of RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired. This one was clearly worn (some minimal stitching-marks are visible) but comes in an overall very nice condition. Simply an attractive piece of RAD-insignia that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') officers\'-pattern, commemorative cuff-title (ie. \'Dienstärmelstreifen\') depicting the text: \'Emsland\' (as was intended for commisioned-staff working on the various \'Westwall\'-fortifications) This is an attractive, RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') officers'-pattern, commemorative cuff-title (ie. 'Dienstärmelstreifen für Führer') depicting the interwoven text: 'Emsland' (as was presumably intended for staff working on the various 'Westwall'-fortifications in the Emsland-region) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. These RAD-cuff-titles (or inGerman language known as: 'Dienstärmelstreifen') were worn on the lower left sleeve of the mustard-brown-coloured RAD-tunics. The cuff-title is neatly executed in bright-silver-coloured braid in so-called: 'BeVo'-flat-wire weave-technique and was intended for RAD officers that were (most likely) employed in various 'Westwall'-fortifications. There is, however, an on-going discussion on the exact usage and signifigance of these RAD commemorative-cuff-titles (which were IMO introduced by an order dated March 1939). This exampe is neatly maker-marked and displays the interwoven 'Ges.Gesch.'-designation as is more often found on RAD cloth-insignia (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - which is IMO minimally shortened and measures 37 cms. in length - originates from a small collection of RAD cloth-insignia I recently acquired. This one was clearly worn (some minimal stitching-marks are visible) but comes in an overall very nice condition. Simply an attractive piece of RAD-insignia that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, RAD (ie.\'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer\' (as was intended for 4 years loyal-service) that comes stored in its (scarcely seen and equally nicely preserved!) light-brown-coloured box ie. etui The very attractive award - being of the 'light-weight'- (ie. I deem aluminium- ie. 'Cupal'-based-) version - truly retains gorgeous details and has a superb ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: darker-bronze-toned finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The piece comes together with its (non-confectioned) piece (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') of cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (which is neatly folded and measures approximately 9,2 cms. in length). The award came stored in its (actually scarcely seen!) typical, light-brown-coloured box (ie. etui) which comes in an equally very nicely preserved condition. This 2-pieced etui is totally undamaged and shows the silver-coloured '4'-designation printed on its top: it is just a tiny bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular award comes in a wonderful condition and will be very hard (ie. impossible!) to be upgraded. Simply a very attractive - and totally untouched! - example of a boxed: 'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für Männer' that is accordingly priced: one of the nicest such examples I ever had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-) related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: \'Arbeitsdienst marschiert! - 6.7.-10-34\' This is a neat - and unusally shaped and with certainty not that often encountered! - so-called: RAD- (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'-) related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungs- abzeichen'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: 'Arbeitsdienst marschiert! - 6.7.-10-34', in overall nice- (albeit clearly issued- ie. worn-) condition. The piece is executed in golden-bronze-toned- and IMO tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge comes mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat piece (which takes the format of a 'RAD Spaten'!) shows the text: 'Arbeitsdienst marschiert! - 6.7.-10-34' and the weaponshield of the town of Hamburg. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat - and with certainty not that often seen! - RAD-related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting price!

Attractive, RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-) related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: \'Tag des Altmarkischer Arbeitsdienstes - Stendal - 10.11.-8-35\' This is a neat, RAD- (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'-) related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: 'Tag des Altmarkischer Arbeitsdienstes - Stendal - 10.11.-8-35', in overall nice- (albeit clearly issued- ie. worn-) condition. The piece is executed in greyish- ie. silverish-coloured- and IMO tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge comes mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The oval-shaped piece shows the 'RAD'- and/or swastika-sign surrounded by the text: 'Tag des Altmarkischer Arbeitsdienstes - Stendal - 10.11.-8-35'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat - and with certainty not that often seen! - RAD-related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting price!

Attractive, red-, white- and red-coloured EM- (ie. NCO-) type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition This is a truly attractive example of a bright-red-, white- and bright-red- (ie. greyish-silver-) coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was intended for usage onto the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or most certainly never \'mounted\'-), condition. These NCO-type side-arm knots (ie. \'Portepee\' or: \'Troddel\') were specifically intended for usage on the K98 bajonets (ie. their leather bayonet-frogs) and were worn by the various troops like the: \'Unteroffiziere\' (ie. NCO-usage). The various (branch)colours used denoted a specific regiment ie. bataillon. The piece on offer here comes mounted onto a (greyish-coloured) and typical linnen- (ie. braid-) based \'strap\' and shows some minimal storage-age only and comes still folded as issued (as can be seen on the photos) and is void of any damage and is of course still functional. The piece was recently uncovered at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive example of a \'standard-issue\'-type WH-side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, reddish-bronze-toned N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a non-maker-marked example showing an illustration of a \'Reichsadler\' and text: \'Kreisappell - Beeslow Storlow - 24-5-36\' The attractive reddish-bronze-toned - and just minimally used- ie. tarnished - shield-shaped day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in reddish-bronze-coloured (and I deem coppered-zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has I deem never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a very nice and as stated above minimally tarnished age-patina). The day-badge comes mounted onto its functional pin and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and truly retains most (ie. all!) of its reddish-bronze-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an illustration of a detailed \'Reichsadler\'-device (with swastika) and map of the surroundings coupled with the text (ie. date): \'Kreisappell - Beeslow Storlow - 24-5-36\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The pin-set-up is of course also present and is fully functional. It should be noted that all \'tinnies\' that were intended to commemorate an event at regional- (ie. \'town\'- ie. \'Kreis\'-) level (such as the piece on offer here) saw much more limited usage and can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually seen! - so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' that is offered by me for this first time!

Attractive, reddish-bronze-toned so-called: \'Reichsnährstand\'-related, commemorative-award-plaque entitled: \'Reichsnährstand Austellung - Leipzig 1939 - Frischbutter\' and that comes stored in its period etui This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - reddish-bronze-toned so-called: 'Reichsnährstand', commemorative-award-plaque entitled: 'Reichsnährstand Austellung - Blut und Boden - Leipzig 1939' (and on its back the class being: 'Frischbutter') and that comes stored in its period, semi-leather-based- and black-coloured etui as issued and kept as such for decades. The table-medal (that was apparently awarded for outstanding achievement in a by the 'Reichsnährstand'-organised farmers'-contest held in the town of Leipzig in 1939) comes stored in its period etui (ie. 'Verleihungsetui'). The neat - smaller-sized- and regular-weight-piece that shows a 'Reichsadler' and 'Reichsnährstand'-device on its front - has an approximate diameter of 4 cms. and has very pronounced detail as to be expected. It was IMO never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted- ie. frosted-) copper-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The black-coloured etui - that measures 6 x 6 x 2 cms. - comes in an equally nicely preserved condition and shows a darker-blue-coloured- (and velvet-based!) inner-section: moreover, does it show a silver-toned: 'Reichsnährstand'-logo (with swastika) on its top (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - 'Reichsnährstand'-related-, table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, reddish-bronze-toned \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related, commemorative-award-plaque entitled: \'5. Reichsnährstand Austellung - Leipzig 1939 - Frischbutter\' and that comes stored in its period etui This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - typical reddish-bronze-toned so-called: \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related, commemorative-award-plaque entitled: \'5. Reichsnährstand Austellung - Leipzig 1939\' (and on its back the class being: \'Frischbutter\') and that comes stored in its period, black-coloured etui as issued and kept as such for decades. The table-medal (that was apparently awarded for outstanding achievement in a by the \'Reichsnährstand\'-organised farmers\'-contest held in the town of Leipzig in the year 1939) comes stored in its period etui (ie. \'Verleihungsetui\'). The neat - medium-sized- and regular-weight-piece that shows a \'Reichsadler\' and \'Reichsnährstand\'-device on its front - has an approximate diameter of 6 cms. and has very pronounced detail as to be expected. It was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted- ie. frosted-) reddish-bronze-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The black-coloured (and square-shaped) etui - comes in an equally nicely preserved condition and show a (fully preserved) silver-toned \'RNSt.\'-logo on its top (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply a very attractive, complete - and with certainty unusually encountered! - \'Reichsnährstand\'-related table-medal ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, reddish-bronze-toned- (and/or tin-based) RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-) related day-badge depicting a: \'RAD\'-device and text: \'Sonnewende am 21.6.1936 - Reichsarbeitsdienstgruppe 223 - Herchenhainer Höhe\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - circular-shaped- and/or reddish-bronze-toned- (and/or tin-based) RAD- (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') depicting a typical: 'RAD'-device and superimposed text that reads: 'Sonnewende am 21.6.1936 - Reichsarbeitsdienstgruppe 223 - Herchenhainer Höhe' and that was as such intended for a specific RAD-gathering ie. rally that was held in the year 1936. The neat and pronounced circular-shaped badge - which has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. - is void of a makers'-designation and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued and/or I deem moderately worn-), condition: it shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (some minimal staining is, however, present and visible as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered! - RAD- (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'-) related 'tinnie' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, regular sized, mid-war-period- and black-coloured WH (Kriegsmarine) \'standard-issue\'-pattern belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') being a 90 cms. sized example that shows a (clear) makers\'-designation (ie. \'GMK 42\') and \'Marine-Abnahme\'-stamp This is a very attractive - and just minimally used- ie. worn and actually not that easily found! - example of regular sized, mid-war-period- and/or black-coloured WH (Kriegsmarine) 'standard-issue'-pattern belt (ie. 'Koppelriemen') being a 90 cms. sized example that shows a (clearly) impressed makers'-designation (ie. 'GMK 42') and (scarcely found!) so-called: 'Marine-Abnahme'-stamp and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- nor worn-), condition. The belt is of the 'standard-issued' pattern having a leather-based 'tongue'-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was hardly used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional and/or souple. The metal- (ie. steel-) based catch retains most (ie. all!) of its greenish- ie. field-grey-coloured finish. It should be noted that these 'standard-issue' belts are nowadays getting very hard to come by (especially those neatly maker-marked naval examples as executed in blackened-leather). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows an inked name of the period-bearer that reads: 'A. Hammer' (as can be seen on the pictures). Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive example: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved 'Kriegsmarine'-type belt-buckle to complete!

Attractive, regular sized- and mid-war-period, black-coloured WH (Heeres) \'standard-issue\'-pattern belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') being a 100 cms. sized example that shows a makers\'-designation (ie. date: \'1942\') This is an attractive - and just minimally used- ie. worn! - example of regular sized, mid-war-period- and/or black-coloured WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) 'standard-issue'-pattern belt (ie. 'Koppelriemen') being a 100 cms. sized example that shows an impressed makers'- ie. date-designation (that reads: '……? - Walsrode - 1942') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- nor worn-), condition. The belt is of the typical, 'standard-issued'-pattern having a leather-based 'tongue'-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was hardly used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional and/or souple. The metal- (ie. steel-) based catch retains most (ie. all!) of its (anodised) greenish- ie. field-grey-coloured finish. It should be noted that these 'standard-issue' belts are nowadays getting hard to come by (especially those neatly maker-marked- and nicely preserved examples as executed in blackened-leather). Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive example: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved belt-buckle to complete!

Attractive, regular sized- and mid-war-period, black-coloured WH (Heeres) \'standard-issue\'-pattern belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') being a 95 cms. sized example that shows a clearly present makers\'-designation (\'E.D. Götze & Sohn\') and/or date: 1942 This is an attractive - and just minimally used- ie. worn! - example of regular sized, mid-war-period- and/or black-coloured WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS etc.) 'standard-issue'-pattern belt (ie. 'Koppelriemen') being a 95 cms. sized example that shows a clearly present, impressed makers'- ie. date-designation (that reads: 'E.D. Götze & Sohn - Gersdorf - 1942') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The belt is of the typical, 'standard-issued'-pattern having a leather-based 'tongue'-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was hardly used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional and/or souple. The metal- (ie. steel-) based catch retains most (ie. all!) of its (anodised) greenish- ie. field-grey-coloured finish. It should be noted that these 'standard-issue' belts are nowadays getting hard to come by (especially those neatly maker-marked- and nicely preserved examples as executed in blackened-leather). Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive example: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved belt-buckle to complete!

Attractive, regular-weight (ie. zinc-) based medal as was intended for air-raid wardens 2nd. class (or: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\') that comes together with two \'Bandspangen\' as stored in its period, dove-grey-coloured etui The attractive medal - which is a non-maker-marked specimen as executed in zinc-based metal ie. 'Feinzink' as is most times encountered - comes mounted onto its (minimally confectioned-, folded- ie. full-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem hardly worn- nor used-), condition. The medal - that still retains most of its lacquered surface - is I deem hardly used nor worn (it only shows some minimal dust and dirt simply caused by years of storage) but retains stunning detail (and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished). The greyish-blue- (ie. dove-grey-) coloured etui (which is truly scarce in itself!) - comes in an equally nicely preserved condition and is naturally fully functional: it shows no damage whatsoever but does show some minimal staining ie. usage- (ie. storage-) marks. The etui naturally retains a fully present, black-coloured, imprinted text on its top (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen came together with two accompanying 'Feld- o. Bandspangen' as issued and stored for decades. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe'-medal-set that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, resin-based- and/or silverish-grey-coloured, so-called: SA-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') bearing the text: \'S.A.-Gruppe Kurpfalz - Gruppen-Wettkampftage - 1939\' This is a neat and detailed, silverish-grey-coloured so-called: SA-related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') showing an illustration of two SA-members both throwing a hand-grenade and bearing the text: 'S.A.-Gruppe Kurpfalz - Gruppen-Wettkampftage - 1939' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced circular-shaped badge shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: almost all of its (coloured) finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge shows a clear makers'-designation that reads: 'Walgo Kierspe - Bhf. i. W.' (and/or: 'RzM'-designation that reads: 'RzM M9/20') and comes naturally mounted on its (functional-) pin- ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive SA-related 'tinnie' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, resin-based-, \'KDF\'- (ie. \'Kraft durch Freude\'-) related \'tinnie\', being a maker- (ie. \'R. Sieper\'- and/or: \'RzM M 9/25\'-) marked example depicting a \'Volkswagen\' and text: \'Mit KdF zur Int. Auto Austellung - Berlin 1939\' The badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in greyish-coloured 'resin' simulating metal and depicts an illustration of a 'Volkswagen' (ie. 'KDF-Wagen') above the DAF 'Zahnrad'-symbol surrounded by the text: 'Mit KdF zur Int. Auto Ausstellung - Berlin 1939' and was as such intended- ie. issued for the international 'KDF' (ie. 'Kraft durch Freude')-related car-show, held in Berlin in the year 1939. The badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The fairly small-sized 'tinnie' is as stated executed in greyish-coloured 'resin' simulating metal (as can be seen on the pictures). I am convinced that this is a rarely encountered - and very desirable! - 'KDF' (ie. 'Kraft durch Freude'- and/or: 'DAF' (ie. 'Deutches Arbeits Front'-)-related 'tinnie' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, Romanian medal-set: \'Kreuzzug gegen den Kommunismus\' (or in Romanian language: \'Medalia - Crusiada Impotriva Communismului\') that comes mounted on its (not that often seen!) \'Austrian\'-styled ribbon The attractive medal comes mounted on its original, neatly confectioned- ie. folded and 'Austrian'-styled ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a non-maker-marked specimen as was executed in typical, golden-toned- and/or: 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The medal retains a very attractive (ie. truly golden-bronze-coloured-) age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details still very nicely preserved. The medal is just a bit stained but has nevertheless retained a very detailed appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat example of a: Romanian medal: 'Kreuzzug gegen den Kommunismus' that comes mounted on its desirable 'Austrian'-styled ribbon!

Attractive, SA (\'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related-, postcard from the series: \'SA-Wettkämpfe - Berlin Olympia Stadion 12., 14. & 15. August 1937\', depicting two uniformed SA-Männer and/or being numbered: \'Bild 4\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - black-and white-coloured-, SA ('Sturmabteilungen'-) related-, postcard from the series entitled: 'SA-Wettkämpfe - Berlin Olympia Stadion 12., 14. & 15. August 1937', depicting two uniformed SA-Männer and/or being numbered: 'Bild 4', in overall very nice- and/or unissued-, condition. The decorative postcard - sized: 15 x 10,5 cms. as always, shows great detail and shows two uniformed 'SA-Männer' climbing a mountain. The card was a stated never issued and is void of any writing nor text. Simply an attractive SA-related post-card that is hard to be upgraded: it just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive post-card from the series: 'SA-Wettkämpfe - Berlin Olympia Stadion 12., 14. & 15. August 1937'!

Attractive, SA (\'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related-, postcard from the series: \'SA-Wettkämpfe - Berlin Olympia Stadion 12., 14. & 15. August 1937\', depicting two uniformed SA-Männer and/or being numbered: \'Bild 6\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - black-and white-coloured-, SA ('Sturmabteilungen'-) related-, postcard from the series entitled: 'SA-Wettkämpfe - Berlin Olympia Stadion 12., 14. & 15. August 1937', depicting two uniformed SA-Männer and/or being numbered: 'Bild 6', in overall very nice- and/or unissued-, condition. The decorative postcard - sized: 15 x 10,5 cms. as always, shows great detail and shows two uniformed 'SA-Männer' (one bearing a flag ie. 'Fahne'). The card was a stated never issued and is void of any writing nor text. Simply an attractive SA-related post-card that is hard to be upgraded: it just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive post-card from the series: 'SA-Wettkämpfe - Berlin Olympia Stadion 12., 14. & 15. August 1937'!

Attractive, SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) ie. SS- (\'Schützstaffeln\') related armband (ie. \'Armbinde\'), as was intended for members within an: \'SA- o. SS-Stammabteilung\' (or: supplementary reserve-unit) This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. SS- ('Schützstaffeln') related armband (ie. 'Armbinde'), as was intended for members serving within an: 'SA- o. SS-Stammabteilung' (or: supplementary reserve-unit) and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. This example - having a total size of 37 cms. and having a width of 12,5 cms. as more often seen - is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neatly (interwoven-) so-called: 'swastika'-roundel and two greyish-coloured (and also interwoven!) borders which are executed in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern. The black-coloured swastika is woven onto a white coloured- and linnen-based roundel as to be expected (see pictures). This example is void of an interwoven maker- and/or patent-pending- marking and is not ink-stamped (something that is more often encountered). The piece is very nicely made and shows only moderate age, staining and/or minimal wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) or: SS- ('Schützstaffeln') related 'Armbinde' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, SA-related cap-eagle as was intended for the: \'Lagermütze\' (ie. side-cap) being an example as woven on a bright-blue-coloured background and as such intended for members within the: \'SA-Gruppe Warthe o. Oberrhein\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of an: SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related cap-eagle as was specifically intended for usage on the: \'SA-Lagermütze\' (or: side-cap ie. \'Schiffchenmütze\') being an example that was neatly woven in bright-silverish-coloured thread onto a bright-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured background and that was as such intended for usage by an SA-member who served within the: \'SA-Gruppe Warthe o. Oberrhein\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply never used- nor cap-attached-), condition. These neat SA-related cap-eagles - which are executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'-type, \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern can easily be recognised due to the fact that its eagles\'-head is facing right: the similarly shaped \'N.S.D.A.P.-related examples are facing left. The piece is just a tiny bit wrinkled and does show some minimal (storage)age ie. staining as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - political side-cap-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, SA-related cap-eagle as was intended for the: \'Lagermütze\' (ie. side-cap) being an example as woven on a bright-blue-coloured background and as such intended for members within the: \'SA-Gruppe Warthe o. Oberrhein\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of an: SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related cap-eagle as was specifically intended for usage on the: \'SA-Lagermütze\' (or: side-cap ie. \'Schiffchenmütze\') being an example that was neatly woven in bright-silverish-coloured thread onto a bright-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured background and that was as such (I deem) intended for usage by an SA-member who served within the: \'SA-Gruppe Warthe o. Oberrhein\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply never used- nor cap-attached-), condition. These neat SA-related cap-eagles - which are executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'-type, \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern can easily be recognised due to the fact that its eagles\'-head is facing right: the similarly shaped \'N.S.D.A.P.-related examples are facing left. The piece is just a tiny bit wrinkled and does show some minimal (storage)age ie. staining as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - political side-cap-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, SA-related cap-eagle as was intended for the: \'Lagermütze\' (ie. side-cap) being an example as woven on a bright-pink-coloured background and as such intended for members within the: \'SA-Gruppe Ostmark o. Südmark\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of an: SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related cap-eagle as was specifically intended for usage on the: \'SA-Lagermütze\' (or: side-cap ie. \'Schiffchenmütze\') being an example that was neatly woven in bright-silverish-coloured thread onto a bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured background and that was as such intended for usage by an SA-member who served within the: \'SA-Gruppe Ostmark o. Südmark\' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. once cap-attached- ie. neatly pre-folded-), condition. These neat SA-related cap-eagles - which are executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'-type, \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern can easily be recognised due to the fact that its eagles\'-head is facing right: the similarly shaped \'N.S.D.A.P.-related examples are facing left. The piece is just a tiny bit wrinkled and does show some minimal age ie. staining as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - political side-cap-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, SA-related cap-eagle as was intended for the: \'Lagermütze\' (ie. side-cap) being an example as woven on a darker-blue-coloured background and as such intended for members within the: \'SA-Gruppe Hansa o. Hessen\' I recently uncovered four - fully identical and actually not that easily found! - examples of an SA-related cap-eagle as was intended for the: 'Lagermütze' (ie. side-cap) being all four examples as woven in bright-silverish-coloured thread onto a darker-blue-coloured background and that were as such intended for usage by members who served within the: 'SA-Gruppe Hansa o. Hessen' and that come all four in an overall very nice- (ie. never cap-attached- and/or: 'virtually mint-/unissued'-), condition. These neat SA-related cap-eagles - which are executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-type, 'BeVo'-weave-pattern can easily be recognised due to the fact that their eagles'-head is facing right: the similarly shaped, 'N.S.D.A.P.-related examples are facing left. The pieces came as straightly cut-off the role and can simoply not be upgraded. My asking-price is naturally intended per single example. Simply a neat opportunity to acquire an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - political side-cap-eagle for a justified price!

Attractive, SA-related cap-eagle as was intended for the: \'Lagermütze\' (ie. side-cap) being an example as woven on a darker-blue-coloured background and as such intended for members within the: \'SA-Gruppe Hansa o. Hessen\' I recently uncovered four - fully identical and actually not that easily found! - examples of an SA-related cap-eagle as was intended for the: 'Lagermütze' (ie. side-cap) being all four examples as woven in bright-silverish-coloured thread onto a darker-blue-coloured background and that were as such intended for usage by members who served within the: 'SA-Gruppe Hansa o. Hessen' and that come all four in an overall very nice- (ie. never cap-attached- and/or: 'virtually mint-/unissued'-), condition. These neat SA-related cap-eagles - which are executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-type, 'BeVo'-weave-pattern can easily be recognised due to the fact that their eagles'-head is facing right: the similarly shaped, 'N.S.D.A.P.-related examples are facing left. The pieces came as straightly cut-off the role and can simoply not be upgraded. My asking-price is naturally intended per single example. Simply a neat opportunity to acquire an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - political side-cap-eagle for a justified price!

Attractive, SA-related cap-eagle as was intended for the: \'Lagermütze\' (ie. side-cap) being an example as woven on a darker-blue-coloured background and as such intended for members within the: \'SA-Gruppe Hansa o. Hessen\' I recently uncovered two - fully identical and actually not that easily found! - examples of an SA-related cap-eagle as was intended for the: 'Lagermütze' (ie. side-cap) being both examples as woven in bright-silverish-coloured thread onto a darker-blue-coloured background and that were as such intended for usage by members who served within the: 'SA-Gruppe Hansa o. Hessen' and that come all four in an overall very nice- (ie. never cap-attached- and/or: 'virtually mint-/unissued'-), condition. These neat SA-related cap-eagles - which are executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-type, 'BeVo'-weave-pattern can easily be recognised due to the fact that their eagles'-head is facing right: the similarly shaped, 'N.S.D.A.P.-related examples are facing left. The pieces came as straightly cut-off the role and can simply not be upgraded. My asking-price is naturally intended per single example. Simply a neat opportunity to acquire an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - political side-cap-eagle for a justified price!

Attractive, SA-related cap-eagle as was intended for the: \'Lagermütze\' (ie. side-cap) being an example as woven on a darker-blue-coloured background and as such intended for members within the: \'SA-Gruppe Hansa o. Hessen\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of an: SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related cap-eagle as was specifically intended for usage on the: \'SA-Lagermütze\' (or: side-cap ie. \'Schiffchenmütze\') being an example that was neatly woven in bright-silverish-coloured thread onto a darker-blue- (ie. \'blauer\'-) coloured background and that was as such intended for usage by an SA-member who served within the: \'SA-Gruppe Hansa o. Hessen\' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. once cap-attached- ie. neatly pre-folded-), condition. These neat SA-related cap-eagles - which are executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'-type, \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern can easily be recognised due to the fact that its eagles\'-head is facing right: the similarly shaped \'N.S.D.A.P.-related examples are facing left. The piece is just a tiny bit wrinkled and does show some minimal age ie. staining as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - political side-cap-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, SA-related cap-eagle as was intended for the: \'Lagermütze\' (ie. side-cap) being an example as woven on a darker-blue-coloured background and as such intended for members within the: \'SA-Gruppe Hansa o. Hessen\' I recently uncovered two - fully identical and actually not that easily found! - examples of an SA-related cap-eagle as was intended for the: \'Lagermütze\' (ie. side-cap) being both examples as woven in bright-silverish-coloured thread onto a darker-blue-coloured background and that were as such intended for usage by members who served within the: \'SA-Gruppe Hansa o. Hessen\' and that come all four in an overall very nice- (ie. never cap-attached- and/or: \'virtually mint-/unissued\'-), condition. These neat SA-related cap-eagles - which are executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'-type, \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern can easily be recognised due to the fact that their eagles\'-head is facing right: the similarly shaped, \'N.S.D.A.P.-related examples are facing left. The pieces came as straightly cut-off the role and can simply not be upgraded. My asking-price is naturally intended per single example. Simply a neat opportunity to acquire an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - political side-cap-eagle for a justified price!

Attractive, semi-colourfull - and/or N.S.D.A.P.-related- albeit Italian-based - commemorative period picture-postcard entitled: \'Pace Civilta Lavoro Anno XVI\', showing a special ink-stamping - overall nice (ie. clearly used-) condition! This is an attractive, semi-colourfull - and/or N.S.D.A.P.-related- albeit Italian-based - commemorative period picture-postcard entitled: \'Pace Civilta Lavoro Anno XVI\' and depicting the portraits of both Adolf Hitler and/or Benito Mussolini and showing a special ink-stamping, in overall nice (ie. clearly used-) condition. The neat card - showing an artist-impression of the centre of the world with a facses and/or swastika with above that both the German- and/or Italian flags - is in a nice condition overall and is void of any writing nor text: it shows however minimal staining ie. wera caused by decades of storage and/or fair handling. The card bears - as stated - an additionally added (black-coloured-) ink-stamp and shows a brown-coloured Italian postage-stamp commemorating the visit of Adolf Hitler to Italia from 3 to 9 May 1936 (see pictures). Simply a nice and with certainty decorative, N.S.D.A.P.-related- ie. Italian-produced picture-postpcard that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, semi-colourfull ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related-, commemorative period- postcard entitled: \'Der 30. Januar 1939 - Ostmark - Sudetengau\' (ie. \'Gedenkkarte zum Gründungstag des Dritten Reiches\') showing a special ink-stamping on the back The neat card - showing an artist-impression of an eagle-device with swastika - is in an overall nice (albeit sent-) condition and shows some text on the back: it also shows minimal staining - and one slightlty folded corner-tip - caused by decades of storage only. The card bears - as stated - an additionally added (black-coloured-) ink-stamp - that reads: \'Grossdeutschlands 1. Reichstag - 30.1.1939\' - and shows a green-coloured German postage-stamp (see pictures). The card was specifically issued in order to commemorate the founding of the Third Reich. Simply a nice and with certainty decorative, N.S.D.A.P.-related postcard that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, semi-colourfull ie. N.S.D.A.P./WHW-related-, commemorative period- postcard entitled: \'Frei ist die Saar!\' (ie. \'Dankkarte anlässlich des Saarsieges\') being a non-issued example The neat card - showing an artist-impression of an eagle-device with swastika - is in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition and is void of any writing or text: it does show some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This very decorative postcard was specifically issued in order to commemorate the annexation of the 'Saarland'. Simply a nice and with certainty decorative, N.S.D.A.P.-related postcard that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, semi-enamelled RLB- (ie. \'Reichluftschützbund\') \'Zivilabzeichen\' or: civil-attire badge (of the first pattern), bearing a neat makers-mark (\'Franke & Co. G.m.B.H.\') and patent-pending- (ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-) marking on its back This is an attractive example of a first pattern- (and/or semi-enamelled) so-called: RLB- (ie. 'Reichluftschützbund') so-called: 'Zivilabzeichen' (or: civil-attire badge) bearing a clearly present makers'-mark (that reads: 'Franke & Co. G.m.B.H. - Lüdenscheid') and (dual!) patent-pending- (ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-) marking on its back and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece has stunning (and totally undamaged!) blue-coloured enamel and comes mounted on its original and functional so-called: pin-/catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue, werein it is given the unique reference number: '5909A'. Simply an attractive and desirable 'RLB'-related item: hard to encounter a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, semi-enamelled RLB- (ie. \'Reichluftschützbund\') \'Zivilabzeichen\' or: civil-attire badge (of the first pattern), bearing a neat makers-mark (\'Hoffstätter\') and patent-pending- (ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-) marking on its back This is an attractive example of a first pattern- and semi-enamelled RLB- (ie. 'Reichluftschützbund') so-called: 'Zivilabzeichen' (or: civil-attire badge) bearing a clearly present makers'-mark (that reads: 'Hoffstätter - Bonn') and patent-pending- (ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-) marking on its back and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece has stunning (and totally undamaged!) blue-coloured enamel and comes mounted on its original and functional long-sized pin (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue, werein it is given the unique reference number: '5909A'. Simply an attractive and desirable 'RLB'-related item: hard to encounter a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, semi-enamelled RLB- (ie. \'Reichluftschützbund\') \'Zivilabzeichen\' or: civil-attire badge (of the first pattern), bearing a neat makers-mark (\'R. Franke u. Co. m.b.H.\') and patent-pending- (ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-) marking on its back This is an attractive example of a first pattern- and semi-enamelled RLB- (ie. 'Reichluftschützbund') so-called: 'Zivilabzeichen' or: civil-attire badge bearing a clearly present makers'-mark (that reads: 'R. Franke u. Co. m.b.H. - Lüdenscheid' and patent-pending- (ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-) marking on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece has stunning (and totally undamaged!) blue-coloured enamel and comes mounted on its original and functional pin- ie. catch-construction (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue, werein it is given the unique reference number: '5909A'. Simply an attractive and desirable 'RLB'-related item: hard to encounter a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, semi-enamelled so-called: RLB- (ie. \'Reichluftschützbund\') \'Amtsträgerabzeichen\' (or: civil-attire badge) of the first pattern, bearing a neat makers-mark (\'G. Brehmer\') and patent-pending- (ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-) designation This is an attractive example of a first pattern- (and semi-enamelled) so-called: RLB- (ie. 'Reichluftschützbund') 'Amtsträgerabzeichen' (or: civil-attire badge) bearing a clearly present (super-imposed) makers'-mark (that reads: 'G. Brehmer - Marktneukirchen') and patent-pending- (ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-) designation on its back and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece has a stunning (and undamaged!) darker-blue-coloured enamelled surface and comes mounted onto its original (and functional) long-sized pin (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, werein it is given the unique reference number: '5909C' and estimated value of 80 Eu. Simply an attractive and desirable 'RLB'-related item: hard to encounter a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, semi-enamelled so-called: RLB- (ie. \'Reichluftschützbund\') \'Amtsträgerabzeichen\' (or: civil-attire badge) of the first pattern, bearing a neat makers-mark (\'H. Aurich\') and patent-pending- (ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-) designation This is an attractive example of a first pattern- (and semi-enamelled) so-called: RLB- (ie. 'Reichluftschützbund') 'Amtsträgerabzeichen' (or: civil-attire badge) bearing a clearly present (super-imposed) makers'-mark (that reads: 'H. Aurich - Dresden') and patent-pending- (ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-) designation on its back and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece has a stunning (and undamaged!) blue-coloured enamelled surface and comes mounted onto its original (and functional) long-sized pin (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, werein it is given the unique reference number: '5909C' and estimated value of 80 Eu. Simply an attractive and desirable 'RLB'-related item: hard to encounter a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, semi-enamelled so-called: RLB- (ie. \'Reichluftschützbund\') \'Amtsträgerabzeichen\' (or: civil-attire badge) of the first pattern, bearing a neat makers\'-mark (\'H.Aurich\') and patent-pending- (ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-) designation This is an attractive example of a first pattern- (and semi-enamelled) so-called: RLB- (ie. 'Reichluftschützbund') 'Amtsträgerabzeichen' (or: civil-attire badge) bearing a clearly present (super-imposed) makers'-mark (that reads: 'H. Aurich - Dresden') and patent-pending- (ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-) designation on its back and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece has a stunning (and undamaged!) darker-blue-coloured enamelled surface and comes mounted onto its original (and functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, werein it is given the unique reference number: '5909C' and estimated value of 80 Eu. Simply an attractive and desirable 'RLB'-related item: hard to encounter a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, semi-enamelled, so-called: RLB- (ie. \'Reichluftschützbund\') visor-cap-badge (of the first pattern) (ie. \'Amtsträgerabzeichen für Schirmmütze\') This is an attractive example of a first pattern- (and semi-enamelled) so-called: RLB- (ie. 'Reichluftschützbund') visor-cap-badge (ie. 'Amtsträgerabzeichen für Schirmmütze') that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO used- and/or once-cap-attached-), condition. The interesting piece - which is totally void of any maker-designation - has stunning (and undamaged!) blue-coloured enamel and comes with both its original (and functional) copper-toned prongs in place. (These are once bent but are still functional). The piece - which is fairly large-sized and has an approximate diameter of 3,8 cms. - has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. Simply an attractive and desirable 'RLB'-related item that I never had before on offer!

Attractive, semi-enamelled, so-called: RLB- (ie. \'Reichluftschützbund\') \'Amtsträgerabzeichen\' or: civil-attire badge (of the first pattern), bearing a neat makers-mark (\'G. Brehmer\') and patent-pending- (ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-) marking on its back This is an attractive example of a first pattern- (and semi-enamelled) so-called: RLB- (ie. 'Reichluftschützbund') 'Amtsträgerabzeichen' (or: civil-attire badge) bearing a clearly present (super-imposed) makers'-mark (that reads: 'G. Brehmer - Marneukirchen') and patent-pending- (ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-) marking on its back and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece has stunning (and undamaged!) blue-coloured enamel and comes mounted on its original (and functional) long-sized pin (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, werein it is given the unique reference number: '5909C' and estimated value of 80 Eu. Simply an attractive and desirable 'RLB'-related item: hard to encounter a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, semi-enamelled, so-called: RLB- (ie. \'Reichluftschützbund\') \'Amtsträgerabzeichen\' or: civil-attire badge (of the first pattern), bearing a neat makers-mark (\'H. Aurich\') and patent-pending- (ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-) marking on its back This is an attractive example of a first pattern- (and semi-enamelled) so-called: RLB- (ie. 'Reichluftschützbund') 'Amtsträgerabzeichen' (or: civil-attire badge) bearing a clearly present makers'-mark (that reads: 'H. Aurich - Dresden') and patent-pending- (ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-) marking on its back and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece has stunning (and totally undamaged!) blue-coloured enamel and comes mounted on its original and functional long-sized pin (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished. A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue, werein it is given the unique reference number: '5909C' and estimated value of 80 Eu. Simply an attractive and desirable 'RLB'-related item: hard to encounter a nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, silver-chromed- (and/or IMO copper-based-), WH (Heeres) related so-called: \'photo-album-device\', being a non-maker-marked example depicting a German steel-helmet (with eagle-decal) The attractive, silver-chromed- (and/or IMO copper-based-), WH (Heeres) related so-called: 'photo-album-device', being a non-maker-marked example depicting a German steel-helmet (with eagle-decal and swastika). The badge - having an approximate size of 4,8 x 2,8 cms. - was as such intended for usage on a photo-album or scrap-book or alike. The detailed badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted on its functional prong-set-up and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The badge retains most of its (somewhat frosted-) chrome-coloured finish. Simply an attractive and actually unusually found personal item!

Attractive, silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\' being a maker- (ie. \'107\'-) marked example (as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Carl Wild\') and that comes as recently found This is an attractive example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') which is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: '107' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the company: 'Carl Wild' based in the town of Hamburg) and that comes as recently found. The badge - which is executed in (typical) silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows some obvious- albeit minimal wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or minimal wear: it retains, however, a fair bit of its typical silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never before in collectors'-hands and was recently uncovered in a private household in Germany. Simply an attractive and and nicely maker-marked silver-class WB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\' being a maker- (ie. \'107\'-) marked example (as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Carl Wild\') and that comes as recently found This is an attractive example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') which is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: '107' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the company: 'Carl Wild' based in the town of Hamburg) and that comes as recently found. The badge - which is executed in (typical) silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows some obvious- albeit minimal wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or minimal wear: it retains, however, most of its typical silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never before in collectors'-hands and was recently uncovered in a private household in Germany. Simply an attractive and and nicely maker-marked silver-class WB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\' being a maker- (ie. \'107\'-) marked example (as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Carl Wild\') and that comes as recently found This is an attractive example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') which is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: '107' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the company: 'Carl Wild' based in the town of Hamburg) and that comes as recently found. The badge - which is executed in (typical) silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows some obvious- albeit minimal wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or minimal wear: it retains, however, most of its typical silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never before in collectors'-hands and was recently uncovered in a private household in Germany. Simply an attractive and and nicely maker-marked silver-class WB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') being a nicely maker- (ie. \'107\'-) marked example (as was produced by the desirable \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Carl Wild\') This is a neat - albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') which is nicely maker-marked on its back (as more often) with the superimposed makers\'-designation: \'107\' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the company: \'Carl Wild\' as based in the town of Hamburg) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in (typical) silverish-grey-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') - shows some obvious - albeit wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional! - (semi-sunken!) pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it has lost, however, most of its silver-toned finish as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). Still an attractive and nicely maker-marked silver-class WB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\'), being a neat maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked example as was executed in silvered metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') as was produced by the \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company This is an attractive example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') being a neatly maker- (ie. '4'-) marked example as was executed in silvered metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in (typical) silvered metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') - retains most of its silver finish and only shows some minimal wear ie. age: it has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows only minimal darkened tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a clearly visible maker-mark (ie. '4'-) stamped on the back of its pin. Simply an attractive, silver-class WB that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Steinhauer u. Lück' and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\', being a maker- (ie. \'107\'-) marked example (as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Carl Wild\') and that comes stored in its period pouch This is an attractive - and matching! - example of a silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') which is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: '107' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the company: 'Carl Wild' based in the town of Hamburg) and that comes stored in its (typical) period 'Zellstoff'-based pouch as found. The badge - which is executed in (typical) silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows some obvious- albeit moderate wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it retains, however, a fair bit of its greyish-silver finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat pouch (scarce irn itsself) comes in an equally nicely preserved condition. Simply an attractive, matching and and nicely maker-marked silver-class WB-set that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Siber\') being a non-maker-marked example that comes stored in its original, carton-based pouch as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Steinhauer & Lück\' This is an attractive - and in such complete and untouched condition fairly unusually seen! - example of a: silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') being a (typical) non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen that comes stored in its original, greenish-toned and carton- (ie. \'Zellstoff\'-) based pouch as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Steinhauer & Lück\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- albeit hardly- or even never worn-), condition. The greyish-toned - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) – based silver-class wound-badge is an attractive example having great detail: it has a minimal \'blackened\' tarnish ie. age-patina. It comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered) pin- ie. pin-/catch set-up (as can be noticed on the pictures). The pouch - which is scarcely found in itself! - is unusual, having a printed makers\'-mark on its back (that reads: \'Steinhauer & Lück\' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid). The pouch comes also in an overall very nice - and of course fully functional - condition. The set was found as such and always belonged together. I deem that the sets\' comparative scarcity justifies my asking-price!

Attractive, silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') being a nicely maker- (ie. \'107\'-) marked example (as was produced by the desirable \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Carl Wild\') This is a neat - albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') which is nicely maker-marked on its back (as more often) with the superimposed makers'-designation: '107' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the company: 'Carl Wild' as based in the town of Hamburg) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in (typical) silverish-grey-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows some obvious - albeit minimal - wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional! - (semi-sunken!) pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it retains, however, most of its silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and nicely maker-marked silver-class WB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') being a nicely maker- (ie. \'107\'-) marked example (as was produced by the desirable \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Carl Wild\') This is a neat - albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') which is nicely maker-marked on its back (as more often) with the superimposed makers\'-designation: \'107\' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the company: \'Carl Wild\' as based in the town of Hamburg) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in (typical) bright-silver-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') - shows some obvious - albeit minimal - wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional! - (semi-sunken!) pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it retains, however, most of its bright silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and nicely maker-marked silver-class WB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') being a nicely maker- (ie. \'107\'-) marked example (as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Carl Wild\') This is a neat - albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') which is nicely maker-marked on its back with the superimposed makers'-designation: '107' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the company: 'Carl Wild' as based in the town of Hamburg) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in (typical) silverish-grey-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows some obvious - albeit moderate - wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional! - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it retains, however, most of its silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and nicely maker-marked silver-class WB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') being a nicely maker- (ie. \'107\'-) marked example (as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Carl Wild\') This is a neat - albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') which is nicely maker-marked on its back with the superimposed makers'-designation: '107' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the company: 'Carl Wild' as based in the town of Hamburg) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in (typical) silverish-grey-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows some obvious - albeit moderate - wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional! - 'semi-sunken'- pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it retains, however, most of its greyish-silver finish (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and nicely maker-marked silver-class WB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\'), being a neat maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked example as was executed in silvered metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') as was produced by the \'G. Brehmer\'-company This is an attractive example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') being a neatly maker- (ie. '13'-) marked example as was executed in silvered metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in (typical) silvered metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') - retains most of its silver finish and only shows some minimal wear ie. age: it has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows only minimal darkened tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, silver-class WB that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Gustav Brehmer' and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\'), being a neat maker- (ie. \'30\'-) marked example as was executed in silvered metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') as was produced by the \'Hauptmünzamt\' This is an attractive - and high-quality-produced! - example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') being a neatly maker- (ie. '30'-) marked example as was executed in silvered metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in (typical) silvered metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') - retains most of its silver finish and only shows moderate wear ie. age: it has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has, however, IMO been cleaned and shows only minimal darkened tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and high-quality-produced, silver-class WB that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Hauptmünzamt' based in the town of Wien (Vienna).

Attractive, silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\'), being a nicely (ie. dual!) maker- (ie. \'100\'- and/or: \'L/55\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange\'-company This is an attractive example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber'), which is nicely (dual!) maker-marked on its back with the clearly present makers'-designations: '100'- and/or: 'L/55' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the: 'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange'-company based in Mittwaida in Sachsen, that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows obvious wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it truly retains most of its silverish finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which was IMO never cleaned nor polished - is as stated above nicely dual-maker-marked: '100'- and/or: 'L/55' (on its back as is NOT always the case with these WBs) signifying that it is a typical piece as was produced by the: 'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange'-company. Simply an attractive and nicely maker-marked silver-class WB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\'), being a nicely maker- (ie. \'107\'-) marked example (as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Carl Wild\') This is an attractive example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') which is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: '107' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the company: 'Carl Wild' based in the town of Hamburg and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in (typical) silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows some obvious- albeit moderate wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it retains, however, a fair bit of its greyish-silver finish (as can be seen on the pictures). Still an attractive and nicely maker-marked silver-class WB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\'), being a nicely maker- (ie. \'107\'-) marked example (as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Carl Wild\') This is an attractive example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') which is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: '107' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the company: 'Carl Wild' based in the town of Hamburg and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in (typical) silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows some obvious- albeit moderate wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it retains, however, a fair bit of its greyish-silver finish (as can be seen on the pictures). Still an attractive and nicely maker-marked silver-class WB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\'), being a nicely maker- (ie. \'107\'-) marked example (as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' ie. maker: \'Carl Wild\') This is an attractive example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') which is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: '107' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the company: 'Carl Wild' based in the town of Hamburg and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in (typical) silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows some obvious- albeit moderate wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it retains, however, a fair bit of its greyish-silver finish (as can be seen on the pictures). Still an attractive and nicely maker-marked silver-class WB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\'), being a nicely maker- (ie. \'107\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Carl Wild\'-company This is an attractive example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber'), which is nicely maker-marked on its back with the clearly present makers'-designation: '107' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the: 'Carl Wild'-company based in Hamburg, that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows obvious wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it truly retains most of its silverish finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which was IMO never cleaned nor polished - is as stated above nicely maker-marked: '107' (on its back as is common with these WBs) signifying that it is a typical piece as was produced by the: 'Carl Wild'-company. Simply an attractive and nicely maker-marked silver-class WB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\'), being a nicely maker- (ie. \'30\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\' This is an attractive example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') which is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation: '30' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the Austrian-based company: 'Hauptmünzamt Wien' based in the town Wien (ie. Vienna) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in (typical) silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows some obvious- albeit moderate wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or molded catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it retains, however, a fair bit of its greyish-silver finish (as can be seen on the pictures). Still an attractive and nicely maker-marked silver-class WB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\'), being a nicely maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company This is an attractive example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber'), which is nicely maker-marked on the back of the pin with the clearly present makers'-designation: '4' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company based in Lüdenscheid) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows obvious wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or molded catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it has lost most of its silverish finish (as can be seen on the pictures). Still an attractive and nicely maker-marked silver-class WB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\'), being a nicely maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Klein u. Quenzer\'-company This is an attractive example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber'), which is nicely maker-marked on its back with the (somewhat vaguely) present makers'-designation: '65' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the: 'Klein u. Quenzer'-company based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a.d. Nahe) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows some obvious- albeit moderate wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or molded catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it retains, however, most of its silverish finish (as can be seen on the pictures). Still an attractive and nicely maker-marked silver-class WB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\'), being a nicely maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Klein u. Quenzer\'-company This is an attractive example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber'), which is nicely maker-marked on its back with the (somewhat vaguely) present makers'-designation: '65' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the: 'Klein u. Quenzer'-company based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a.d. Nahe) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows some obvious- albeit moderate wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or molded catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it retains, however, most of its silverish finish (as can be seen on the pictures). Still an attractive and nicely maker-marked silver-class WB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\'), being a nicely maker- (ie. \'L/53\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Hymmen u. Co.\'-company This is a very attractive example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber'), which is nicely maker-marked on its back with the clearly present makers'-designation: 'L/53' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the: 'Hymmen u. Co.'-company based in Lüdenscheid, that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in silvered zinc-based metal (ie.: 'Feinzink') - shows obvious wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it truly retains most of its silverish finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which was IMO never cleaned nor polished - is as stated above nicely maker-marked: 'L/53' (on its back as is common with these WBs) signifying that it is a typical piece as was produced by the: 'Hymmen u. Co.'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Simply an attractive and maker-marked silver-class WB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\'), being a nicely maker- (ie. \'L/57\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Boerger u. Co.\'-company This is a very attractive example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber'), which is nicely maker-marked on its back with the clearly present makers'-designation: 'L/57' (signifying that it is a piece that was produced by the: 'Boerger u. Co.'-company based in Berlin, that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in silvered zinc-based metal (ie.: 'Feinzink') - shows obvious wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it truly retains most of its silverish finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which was IMO never cleaned nor polished - is as stated above nicely maker-marked: 'L/57' (on its back as is common with these WBs) signifying that it is a typical piece as was produced by the: 'Boerger u. Co.'-company based in the town of Berlin. Simply an attractive and maker-marked silver-class WB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\'), being a non-maker-example as was produced in zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based metal This is an attractive example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') being a non-maker-example as was produced in zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - shows some obvious - albeit moderate - wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional (copper-toned) pin- and/or molded catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it retains, however, most of its silverish finish (as can be seen on the pictures). Still an attractive albeit non-maker-marked silver-class WB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class woundbadge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\'), being a non-maker-marked example as was executed in silvered metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') This is an attractive example of a silver-class woundbadge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') being a non-maker-marked example as was executed in silvered metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in (typical) silvered metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') - has lost some of its silver finish and shows some obvious- (albeit moderate) wear ie. age and has a correct - and/or fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it retains, however, most of its greyish-silver-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, silver-class WB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being a (typically) unmarked so-called: \'pillow-crimped\'-pattern example as was executed in silverish-coloured, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is an attractive - and as more often somewhat converse-shaped- ie. vaulted! - \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry assault-badge ie. IAB) being a typically non-maker-marked award: it has a \'typical\' crimped catch and/or hinge set-up as is more often encountered. To date the exact maker of these (attractive!) so-called: \'pillow-crimped\'-pattern IABs has not been surfaced yet. The war-badge - which can, nevertheless, be attributed as a badge of the so-called: \'Vienna-design\' - seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and truly somewhat shiny, silver-coloured age-patina. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which originates from a private-household where it was recently found - shows hardly any wear and is just minimally stained (as can be seen on the pictures): it was, however never cleaned nor polished and comes in an overall wonderful condition. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that it also shows an inked name of the recipient on its back that reads: \'G. Mainer\' (or alike as can be noticed on the pictures). Hard to find a more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, silver-class \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being an unmarked (so-called: \'pillow-crimped\') example as was executed in silverish-coloured, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This attractive 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' is a non-maker-marked award: it has a 'typical' crimped catch and/or hinge set-up as is more often encountered. To date the exact maker of these attractive 'pillow-crimped' IABs has not been surfaced yet. The badge - which can be attributed as a badge of the so-called: 'Vienna-design' - seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and truly somewhat shiny, silver-coloured age-patina. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - shows hardly any wear and is just minimally stained (as can be seen on the pictures): it was however never cleaned nor polished and comes in an overall wonderful condition. Hard to find a more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, silver-class \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal second-class) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its accompanying (long-sized!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly attractive example of a silver-class: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe' (or: police loyal-service medal second class as was awarded for 18 years of loyal service within the various TR-era police-services) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its (actually scarcely found!) full-length ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and - I deem - issued- albeit hardly used-), condition. The service-medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows a fair bit of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is just a tiny bit tarnished but truly retains a great, bright-silver-toned age-patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came together with its original, folded- and minimally confectioned- (ie. approximately 15 cms. long- and/or: 3,5 cms. wide-sized) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (which shows a silverish-white-toned- and nicely interwoven police-eagle-device as to be expected). This piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered. Simply a very nicely preserved 18-yrs. police loyal-service-medal-set that will be hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal second-class) being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its accompanying (long-sized!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly attractive example of a silver-class: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe' (or: police loyal-service medal second class as was awarded for 18 years of loyal service within the various TR-era police-services) being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its (actually scarcely found!) full-length ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and - I deem - issued- albeit hardly used- nor even mounted-), condition. The service-medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows a fair bit of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is just a tiny bit tarnished but truly retains a great, bright-silver-toned age-patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came together with its original, folded- albeit unconfectioned- (ie. approximately 27 cms. long- and/or: 3,8 cms. wide-sized) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (which shows a silverish-white-toned- and nicely interwoven police-eagle-device as to be expected). This piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered. Simply a very nicely preserved 18-yrs. police loyal-service-medal-set that will be hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal second-class) being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its accompanying (long-sized!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly attractive example of a silver-class: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe' (or: police loyal-service medal second class as was awarded for 18 years of loyal service within the various TR-era police-services) being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its (actually scarcely found!) full-length ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and - I deem - issued- albeit hardly used-), condition. The service-medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows a fair bit of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is just a tiny bit tarnished but truly retains a great, bright-silver-toned age-patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came together with its original, folded- and confectioned- (ie. approximately 13 cms. long- and/or: 3,8 cms. wide-sized) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (which shows a silverish-white-toned- and nicely interwoven police-eagle-device as to be expected). This piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered. Simply a very nicely preserved 18-yrs. police loyal-service-medal-set that will be hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-class \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal second-class) that comes with its accompanying (and scarcely seen!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a silver-class: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal second-class as was awarded for 18 years of loyal service within the various TR-era police-services) and that comes together with its long-sized (and confectioned- ie. folded) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- albeit hardly used-), condition. The service-medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows almost all of its \'off-factory\' polished-sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\'). The police service-medal is just a tiny bit tarnished but truly retains a great, bright silver-toned age-patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came together with its original, folded- and confectioned- (ie. approximately 14,5 cms. long- and/or: 3,7 cms. wide-sized) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (which shows a silver-white-toned- and nicely interwoven police-eagle-device as to be expected). The medal is totally undamaged but does show some minimal wear, age and/or staining. Simply a very nicely preserved - and complete! - 18-yrs. police loyal-service-medal-set that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-coloured- (and I deem tin-based-), WH (Luftwaffe) related so-called: \'photo-album-device\', being a non-maker-marked example depicting an early-period- ie. \'down-tailed\' eagle-device The attractive, silver-coloured- (and I deem tin-based-), WH (Luftwaffe) related so-called: 'photo-album-device' being a non-maker-marked example depicting an early-period- (ie. so-called: 'down-tailed') eagle-device (with swastika). The fairly large-sized devicee - having an approximate wingspan of 8,8 cms. - was as such intended for usage on a photo-album or scrap-book or alike. The detailed badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted on its functional (and dual-) prong-set-up and has I deem never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The badge retains most of its (somewhat 'frosted') silver-coloured finish. Simply an attractive and actually unusually found personal-item!

Attractive, silver-coloured- (and/or IMO tin-based-), WH (Luftwaffe) related so-called: \'photo-album-device\', being a non-maker-marked example depicting an early-period- ie. \'down-tailed\' eagle-device The attractive, silver-coloured- (and/or IMO tin-based-), WH (Luftwaffe) related so-called: 'photo-album-device', being a non-maker-marked example depicting an early-period- ie. 'down-tailed' eagle-device (with swastika). The badge - having an approximate wingspan of 8,8 cms. - was as such intended for usage on a photo-album or scrap-book or alike. The detailed badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted on its functional (and dual-) prong-set-up and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The badge retains most of its (somewhat frosted-) silver-coloured finish. Simply an attractive and actually unusually found personal-item!

Attractive, silver-coloured- and quite detailed, \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter- (ie. membership-) lapel-pin (ie. tie-pin) being a non-maker-marked example showing a: \'Reichsadler\'-device The neat lapel-pin - which has been IMO only minimally used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing normal wear but is totally void of any real damage (see pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The pin shows, moreover, a somewhat 'tarnished' finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - having an approximate 'wingspan' of only 2.4 cms. - comes mounted on its regular-type-, pin-/catch set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is an attractive, 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin (ie. tie-pin) that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-coloured- and quite detailed, \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter- (ie. membership-) lapel-pin (ie. tie-pin) showing a: \'Reichsadler\'-device and being marked on its back with a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation The neat lapel-pin - which has been IMO only minimally used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing normal wear but is totally void of any real damage (see pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The pin shows, moreover, a somewhat 'tarnished' finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - having an approximate 'wingspan' of only 2.4 cms. - comes mounted on its regular-type-, pin-/catch set-up which is naturally still fully functional and/or present (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is an attractive, 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin (ie. tie-pin) that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-greyish-toned- (ie. \'zinc\'-based) so-called: WH (Luftwaffe): \'Medaille für ausgezeichnete Leistungen im technischen Dienst der Luftwaffe\' and that comes stored in its period etui This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - silver-greyish-toned- (ie. zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) so-called: WH (Luftwaffe): 'Medaille für ausgezeichnete Leistungen im technischen Dienst der Luftwaffe' and that comes stored in its period etui (or: table-medal that was awarded for outstanding achievement in the technical branch of the German Luftwaffe) that comes stored in its period-, semi-leather-based- and black-coloured etui (ie. 'Verleihungsetui') as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - larger-sized- and regular-weight-piece that shows an illustration of 'Reichsmarschall' Hermann Göring on its front and a detailed Luftwaffe-eagle-device on its back - has an approximate diameter of 7,5 cms. and has pronounced detail as to be expected. It was IMO never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted- ie. frosted-) silver-grey-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The dark-blue-coloured etui - that measures 9,7 x 9,7 cms. - comes in an equally nicely preserved condition and shows a blue-coloured- (and velvet-based!) inner-section and white-coloured lid (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (see pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered, Luftwaffe-related-, table-medal ie. 'Medaille für ausgezeichnete Leistungen im technischen Dienst der Luftwaffe' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-greyish-toned- (ie. \'zinc\'-based) so-called: WH sports-related commemorative-plaque entitled: \'Siegerpreis 1941 - Dresden Vereinsregatta\' and that comes stored in its period etui This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - silver-greyish-toned- (ie. zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) so-called: WH sports-related-, commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') entitled: 'Siegerpreis 1941 - Dresden Vereinsregatta' (or: table-medal that was awarded for outstanding achievement in a rowing- ie. canoe-contest held in the town of Dresden in 1941) that comes stored in its period-, semi-leather-based etui (ie. 'Verleihungsetui') as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - larger-sized- and regular-weight-piece that shows an association-flag and oakleaves on its front and a scene from the town of Dresden (showing a man in a canoe) on its back - has an approximate diameter of 6 cms. and has pronounced detail as to be expected. It was IMO never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted- ie. frosted-) silver-grey-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The bordeaux-red-coloured etui - that measures 8,5 x 8,5 cms. - comes in an equally nicely preserved condition and shows a beige-white-coloured- (and velvet-based!) inner-section that shows a maker-logo (two golden-toned, crossed swords ie. 'Meissen' (?) on its top (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (see pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered, Wehrmacht-related-, sports-table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-greyish-toned- and/or aluminium-based-, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being of the scarcely seen first- ie. \'down-tailed eagle\'-pattern), being a non-maker-marked example These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage before and/or throughout the war. The eagle of offer here has truly great pronounced detail and retains both its (copper-based-) pins ie. prongs in place (which were IMO once bent but which are, nevertheless, still functional and in place). The piece - which is IMO of a pre-war-period production - is void of a makers'-mark as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is executed in greyish-coloured alumnium - has an approximate wingspan of 5,4 cms. and has a silverish-grey- and/or: minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (it was IMO once used ie. cap-attached - see pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example. Simply an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'down-tailed eagle'-pattern visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Attractive, silver-toned (and I deem zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based!) \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service) medal being a non-maker-marked example that came together with its (confectioned- and somewhat shortened) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive, silver-toned and (I deem) zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based so-called: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal came together with its (confectioned and minimally-shortened) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as once mounted and or recently found. The award is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice and only minimally \'tarnished\' age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came together with its neat (ie. approximately 10 cms. long-sized) piece of (somewhat bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded) ribbon as issued and/or found. The award was recently found at a German private-household and was truly never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'-set that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-toned (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based!) \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service) medal being a non-maker-marked example that came together with its (confectioned- and somewhat shortened) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive, silver-toned and (I deem) \'Buntmetall\'-based so-called: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal came together with its (confectioned and minimally-shortened) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as once mounted and or recently found. The award is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice and only minimally \'tarnished\' age-patina and was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came together with its neat (ie. approximately 10 cms. long-sized) piece of (somewhat bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded) ribbon as issued and/or found. The award was recently found at a German private-household and was truly never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'-set that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-toned (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-based-) WH \'Heeres o. Kriegsmarine\'-related-, officers-type tunic-eagle, as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured summer tunics (\'Adler für Sommer Offiziers-Feldbluse o. Rock\') This an attractive, silver-toned (ie. IMO 'Buntmetall'-based-) WH 'Heeres o. Kriegsmarine'-related-, officers-type tunic-eagle, as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured summer tunics (ie. 'Adler für Sommer Offiziers-Feldbluse o. Rock'), that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-) condition. The neat - and/or: truly very detailed and pronounced - piece is a non maker-marked- and IMO 'high-quality'-metal version that has a very nice 'frosty' and/or detailed appearance. The piece is IMO clearly worn but shows no real damage whatsoever: it just shows age ie. staining and retains a nice, typical silver-toned age-patina (it has lost most of it silver-finish though - see pictures). The piece comes mounted on its original, silver-coloured pin-/pin-catch set-up (and also retains its specific 'third prong' ie. 'Gegenhaken' which was used to firmly attach it to the tunic, something that is not always the case). It should be noted that these attractive, silver-toned breast-eagles can be considered 'fairly scarce': those 'high-quality'-metal versions as executed in 'Buntmetall' even more so. Simply an attractive summer-type breast-eagle: hard to find a better example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, silver-toned N.S.F.K.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') being a non-maker-marked example as was issued to commemorate a specific meeting ie. national rally entitled: \'10. Rhön-Segelflug-Wettbewerb - 1938\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - typically \'Raute\'-shaped, so-called: N.S.F.K.- (or: \'National Socialistisches Flieger Korps\'-) related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') that was issued to commemorate a specific N.S.F.K.-rally ie. national-competition entitled: \'10. Rhön-Segelflug-Wettbewerb - 1938\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued ie. I deem just moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in somewhat tarnished, silver-coloured and (I deem) zinc-based metal - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The piece - which is as stated above void of any makers\'-designation - shows the: N.S.F.K.-logo (ie. \'fliegender Mensch\') surrounded by the text: \'10. Rhön-Segelflug-Wettbewerb - 1938\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The lapel-pin comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. catch set-up. Simply a very attractive, N.S.F.K.- (or: \'National Socialistisches Flieger Korps\'-) related \'tinnie\' ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'!

Attractive, silver-toned so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: \'Frankentag - Hesselberg - N.S.D.A.P. - Gau Franken - 1935\' This is a neat silver-coloured, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing a 'Reichseagle'-device, burning fire and swastika and the text that reads: 'Frankentag - Hesselberg - N.S.D.A.P. - Gau Franken - 1935' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- ie. worn-), condition. The attractive and shield-shaped piece is executed in silverish-coloured- (and IMO tin-based) metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge comes mounted on its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive N.S.D.A.P.-related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive, silver-toned so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: \'Kreistag - N.S.D.A.P. - Oberhausen/Rhld. - 1937\' This is a neat silver-coloured, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing a Reichseagle and swastika-device, provincial-shield and the text that reads: 'Kreistag - N.S.D.A.P. - Oberhausen/Rhld. - 1937' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- ie. worn-), condition. The attractive and shield-shaped piece is executed in silverish-coloured- (and IMO tin-based) metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge comes mounted on its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive N.S.D.A.P.-related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive, silver-toned so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: \'Kreistag - N.S.D.A.P. - Oberhausen/Rhld. - 1937\' This is a neat silver-coloured, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing a Reichseagle and swastika-device, provincial-shield and the text that reads: 'Kreistag - N.S.D.A.P. - Oberhausen/Rhld. - 1937' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- ie. worn-), condition. The attractive and shield-shaped piece is executed in silverish-coloured- (and IMO tin-based) metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge comes mounted on its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive N.S.D.A.P.-related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive, silver-toned so-called: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal that comes mounted onto its original- (minimally confectioned & folded, bright-red-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') having a sword-device period-attached The truly attractive medal - which is (I deem) executed in silver-coloured- (and 'Buntmetall'-based!) metal - is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice, somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came period-mounted onto its neat (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized- and/or neatly pre-folded-) piece of (truly bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded) ribbon as issued and/or found: moreover, does this ribbon show a (silver-toned) swords-device attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal was with certainty issued as such and was I deem hardly worn: it was stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive example of a so-called: 'Deutsche Volkspflege Medaille mit Schwertern' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and worn! - example of a minimally stained (ie. tarnished) silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and as stated above minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat 'matted'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a 'backing-plate' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a minimally tarnished, bright-silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued and/or worn. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and as stated above minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is \'mounted\' onto a chromed-metal-based clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat \'matted\'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. It is not backed\' with a piece of wool and comes mounted onto a \'backing-plate\' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a minimally tarnished, bright-silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued and/or worn. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and as stated above minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is \'mounted\' onto a chromed-metal-based clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat \'matted\'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. It is neatly backed\' with a piece of black-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a \'backing-plate\' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a minimally tarnished, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued and/or worn. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and as stated above minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal comes \'mounted\' onto a chromed-metal-based clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat \'matted\'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. It is not backed\' with a piece of wool and comes mounted onto a chromed-metal \'backing-plate\' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a minimally tarnished, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued and/or worn. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and as stated above minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal comes \'mounted\' onto a chromed-metal-based clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat \'matted\'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. It is nicely backed\' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a metal-based \'backing-plate\' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a minimally tarnished, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued and/or worn. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and as stated above minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal comes \'mounted\' onto a chromed-metal-based clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat \'matted\'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. It is nicely backed\' with a piece of black-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a metal-based \'backing-plate\' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a minimally tarnished, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued and/or worn. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and as stated above minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal comes \'mounted\' onto a chromed-metal-based clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat \'matted\'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. It is not backed\' and comes mounted onto a metal-based \'backing-plate\' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a minimally tarnished, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued and/or worn. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and as stated above minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal comes \'mounted\' onto a chromed-metal-based clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great age-patina: it retains most of its somewhat \'matted\'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. The piece is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of bright-green-coloured as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a minimally tarnished, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued and/or worn. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and as stated above minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal comes \'mounted\' onto a chromed-metal-based clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great age-patina: it retains most of its somewhat \'matted\'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. The piece is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of black-coloured linnen as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a minimally tarnished, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued and/or worn. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and as stated above minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal comes \'mounted\' onto a chromed-metal-based clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great age-patina: it retains most of its somewhat \'matted\'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. The piece is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of black-coloured wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a minimally tarnished, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued and/or worn. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and as stated above minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal comes \'mounted\' onto a chromed-metal-based clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great age-patina: it retains most of its somewhat \'matted\'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. The piece is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of darker-blue-coloured wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a minimally tarnished, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued and/or worn. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and as stated above minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal comes \'mounted\' onto a metal-based clasp that is \'backed\' with a piece pf black-coloured wool (and having a functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great age-patina: it retains most of its somewhat \'matted\'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. The blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive, silver-toned WH (Heeres) \'Gebirgsjäger\'-related item: a semi-official, so-called: \'Truppen-Traditionsabzeichen des 5. Gebirgsjäger-Division\' being a maker- (ie. \'Deschler\'-) marked example depicting the famous \'Gams\'-symbol This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely found! - bright-silver-toned, WH (Heeres) 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item: a semi-official, so-called: 'Truppen-Traditionsabzeichen des 5. Gebirgsjäger-Division' being a clearly maker- (ie. 'Deschler - München 90'-) marked example depicting the famous 'Gams'-symbol and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - that comes mounted onto its larger-sized- and unaltered pin - depicts the divisional-symbol of the '5. Gebirgsjäger-Division' (being a 'Gams'). On its back, it shows the superimposed makers'-designation that reads: 'Deschler - München 90' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is constructed from silver-toned metal (ie. I deem 'Buntmetall') and shows most of its silvered finish: it has really nice and/or pronounced detail. This example was never before part of a collection and originates from a German household where it was recently uncovered. Simply a very attractive - and without doubt scarcely seen! - 'Gebirgsjäger'-related, so-called: 'Truppen-Traditionsabzeichen des 5. Gebirgsjäger-Division'!

Attractive, silver-toned WH (Heeres) \'Gebirgsjäger\'-related item: a semi-official, so-called: \'Truppen-Traditionsabzeichen des 5. Gebirgsjäger-Division\' being a maker- (ie. \'Deschler\'-) marked example depicting the famous \'Gams\'-symbol This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely found! - bright-silver-toned, WH (Heeres) 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item: a semi-official, so-called: 'Truppen-Traditionsabzeichen des 5. Gebirgsjäger-Division' being a clearly maker- (ie. 'Deschler - München 90'-) marked example depicting the famous 'Gams'-symbol and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The lapel-pin - that comes mounted onto its larger-sized- and unaltered pin - depicts the divisional-symbol of the '5. Gebirgsjäger-Division' (being a 'Gams'). On its back, it shows the superimposed makers'-designation that reads: 'Deschler - München 90' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is constructed from silver-toned metal (ie. I deem 'Buntmetall') and shows most of its silvered finish: it has really nice and/or pronounced detail. This example was never before part of a collection and originates from a German household where it was recently uncovered. Simply a very attractive - and without doubt scarcely seen! - 'Gebirgsjäger'-related, so-called: 'Truppen-Traditionsabzeichen des 5. Gebirgsjäger-Division'!

Attractive, silver-toned- (and I deem zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal that comes together with its original- (confectioned albeit still full-length-) bright-red-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive medal - which is I deem executed in greyish-silver-coloured, zinc- (ie. typical 'Feinzink'-) based metal - is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice, somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came together with its neat (ie. approximately 20 cms. long-sized- and/or neatly pre-folded-) piece of (truly bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded) ribbon as issued and/or found. The medal - which was never mounted - was with certainty issued as such and was as such hardly worn: it was stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-toned- (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal that comes mounted onto its original- (long-sized, and minimally confectioned) purple-red-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive medal - which is I deem executed in silver-coloured (and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based!) metal - is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly very nice, somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came period-mounted onto its neat (ie. approximately 23,5 cms. long-sized- and/or neatly pre-folded-) piece of (truly darker-toned- and purple-red-coloured- ie. not-faded) ribbon as issued and/or found. The medal was with certainty issued as such and was I deem hardly worn: it was stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-toned- (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal that comes mounted onto its original- (minimally confectioned and folded bright-red-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive medal - which is I deem executed in silver-coloured (and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based!) metal - is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice, somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came period-mounted onto its neat (ie. approximately 12 cms. long-sized- and/or neatly pre-folded-) piece of (truly darker-toned- and bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded) ribbon as issued and/or found. The medal was with certainty issued as such and was I deem hardly worn: it was stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-toned- (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal that comes mounted onto its original- (minimally confectioned and folded bright-red-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive medal - which is I deem executed in silver-coloured (and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based!) metal - is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice, somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came period-mounted onto its neat (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized- and/or neatly pre-folded-) piece of (truly bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded) ribbon as issued and/or found. The medal was with certainty issued as such and was I deem hardly worn: it was stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-toned- (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal that comes mounted onto its original- (minimally confectioned and folded, bright-red-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive medal - which is I deem executed in silver-coloured (and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based!) metal - is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice, somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came period-mounted onto its neat (ie. approximately 8 cms. long-sized- and/or neatly pre-folded- ie. period stitched-together) piece of (truly bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded) ribbon as issued and/or found. The medal was with certainty issued as such and was I deem hardly worn: it was stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-toned- (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based) so-called: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal that comes mounted onto its original- (minimally confectioned) bright-red-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive medal - which is I deem executed in silver-coloured (and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based!) metal - is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly very nice, somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came period-mounted onto its neat (ie. approximately 12 cms. long-sized- and/or neatly pre-folded-) piece of (truly bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded) ribbon as issued and/or found. The medal was with certainty issued as such and was I deem hardly worn: it was stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-toned- (and/or tin-based) RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-) related day-badge depicting the typical: \'RAD-Spaten\' and text that simply reads: \'Die Grosse Arbeitsdienst Ausstellung - 1934 - Breslau\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - silver-toned- (and I deem typical tin-based) commemorative RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') depicting the typical: \'RAD-Spaten\' and text that simply reads: \'Die Grosse Arbeitsdienst Ausstellung - 1934 - Breslau\' and that was as such intended for a specific RAD-gathering ie. exhibition that was held in the year 1934. The neat and pronounced circular-shaped badge - which has an approximate diameter of 3,3 cms. - is void of a makers\'-designation and comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued and/or I deem moderately worn-), condition: it shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (some minimal staining is, however, present and visible as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered - RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-) related \'tinnie\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-toned- (I deem zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) \'WH\'-related souvenir-item: a neat - and actually not that easily encountered! - commemorative-medal (ie. talisman) showing the Eiffel-tower and that is entitled: \'Paris 1941\' This is an attractive, silver-toned- (I deem zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) \'WH\'-related souvenir-item: a neat - and actually not that easily encountered! - commemorative-medal (ie. luck-bringer or talisman) showing on its front a detailed illustration of the Eiffel-tower (and ship with a swastika!) and that is entitled: \'Paris 1941\' and that shows on its back the stamped text: \'Andenken an die Besetzung 1941\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The detailed medal- (ie. circular-) shaped badge comes as found and/or worn: I deem that it deals with a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that shows a silver-based finish (which has been nicely preserved but that shows some obvious wear and/or age: the piece retains, however, still nice and/or pronounced detail). I know that these desirable \'semi-official\'-medals are also copied: this is naturally a genuine example that was never before part of a collection and originates from a German private-household. There is not much known about these commemorative \'medals\' but they were most certainly \'souvenir\'-pieces that could be privately-purchased by the soldiers serving in or visiting occupied France. In any case a nice and surely scarcely seen \'Souvenir\'-related item that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-toned- and/or aluminium based-, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle- and cocarde-set (being both non-maker-marked examples of the second pattern) that comes in minimally used- ie. cap-removed condition These specific sets were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The set on offer here has truly great pronounced detail and comes in a fully functional condition. Both pieces - which are IMO of a mid- ie. later-war production - are both void of any makers'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces come mounted on their (once bent- but still present and/or functional prongs). The eagle has an approximate wing-span of 5,4 cms. and has a silverish-grey- and/or: minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (it was as stated above IMO once cap-attached: something that is also valid for the cocarde - see pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-insignia exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine insignia-set. Simply a very attractive WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) insignia-set that is nowadays not that easily encountered and that can excellenty be used to restore a LW EM-/NCO-type visor-cap!

Attractive, silver-toned- and/or aluminium- ie. zinc based-, WH (Heeres) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle- and cocarde-set that comes in a minimally used- ie. cap-removed, condition These specific sets were intended for usage on the various WH (Heeres) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The set on offer here has truly great pronounced detail and comes in a fully functional condition. Both pieces come mounted on their (once bent-) but still present and/or functional prongs. The cap-eagle is an aluminium-based example that shows a clear makers-logo ('M' in a turned square) and clear production-date ('38' ie. 1938): it has all its three (aluminium-based-) prongs in place. The cap-cocarde is a zinc-based example that is void of any makers'-designation: it has all its three (copper-based-) prongs in place. Both pieces show a silverish-grey- and/or: minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (the set was as stated above IMO once used and/or cap-attached). Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) insignia-set that is nowadays not that easily encountered and that can excellenty be used to restore any army EM-/NCO-type visor-cap!

Attractive, silver-toned- and/or \'Feinzink\'-based \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal that comes mounted onto its original- (minimally confectioned and full-length-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive medal - which is I deem executed in silver-coloured, zinc- (ie. typical 'Feinzink'-) based metal - is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice, somewhat 'matted' age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty (ie. tarnished but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came mounted onto its (I deem) non-shortened- (ie. approximately 20 cms. long-sized- and/or neatly pre-folded-) piece of (truly purple-red-coloured- ie. not-faded) ribbon as issued and/or found. The medal was with certainty issued as such and was hardly worn: it was stored as such for decades. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, silver-toned-, WH (Heeres\') \'pebbled\'-styled- and/or aluminium-based-, two-pieced belt-buckle (being I deem an: \'Ausgeh\'- ie. dress-version) that comes in a minimally used- albeit wonderful, condition The truly attractive (and/or: aluminium-based-) belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften des Heeres') retains almost all of its somewhat 'matted'- and/or: bright-greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in a truly minimally used- ie. worn condition: it just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a seperately but firmly attached 'front-plate' - retains very nice and/or pronounced detail and is void of any damage. It shows an impressed makers'-mark ie. designation on its back (that I deem reads: 'OLC' as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these attractive WH (Heeres') 'pebbled'-styled- and/or steel-based belt-buckles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. I deem that this attractive- and/or hardly used example is accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-toned-, WH (Heeres\') \'pebbled\'-styled- and/or steel-based-, two-pieced belt-buckle (being IMO an: \'Ausgeh\'- ie. dress-version) that comes in a wonderful condition The truly attractive (and/or: steel-based-) belt-buckle retains almost all of its somewhat 'matted'- and/or: bright-greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in a truly minimally used- ie. worn condition: it just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear and can as such easily be graded 'virtually mint'. The piece - which shows a seperately but firmly attached 'front-plate' - retains very nice and/or pronounced detail is void of any damage and is totally void of any makers'-mark ie. designation (see pictures). It should be noted that these attractive WH (Heeres') 'pebbled'-styled- and/or steel-based belt-buckles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. I deem that this attractive- and/or hardly used example is accordingly priced!

Attractive, silver-toned-, \'Polizei\' (ie. police) \'pebbled\'-styled- and/or steel-based-, two-pieced belt-buckle (being IMO an: \'Ausgeh\'- ie. dress-version) The truly attractive (and/or: steel-based-) belt-buckle retains almost all of its somewhat 'matted'- and/or: bright greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in a truly minimally used- ie. worn condition: it just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear and can as such easily be graded 'virtually mint'. The piece - which shows a seperately but firmly attached 'front-plate' - retains very nice and/or pronounced detail is void of any damage and is totally void of any makers'-mark ie. designation (see pictures). It should be noted that these attractive 'Polizei'-related belt-buckles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. I deem that this attractive- and/or hardly used example is accordingly priced!

Attractive, silverish-bronze-toned- (I deem zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) \'Gebirgsjäger\'-related item: a semi-official - and actually not that easily encountered! - commemorative-medal (ie. talisman) entitled: \'Eismeerfront - 1942-1943\' This is an attractive so-called: 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item: a semi-official - and actually not that easily encountered! - commemorative-medal (ie. luck-bringer or talisman) entitled: 'Eismeerfront - 1942-1943' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The detailed medal-shaped badge depicts an 'Edelweiss'-flower on its front and comes as found and/or worn: I deem that it deals with a typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that shows a silverish- ie. somewhat bronze-coloured finish (which has been nicely preserved but that shows some obvious wear and/or age: the piece retains, however, still nice and/or pronounced detail and comes still mounted onto it small-sized leather-based cord as worn). I know that these desirable 'semi-official'-medals are also copied: this is naturally a genuine example that was never before part of a collection and originates from a German private-household. The term 'Eismeerfront' relates to one specific formation: the 'XIX. Gebirgs-Korps'. This 'Korps' had many units in its structure, but the main elements were resp. the: '2.'- and '6. Gebirgs-Division' and/or the '210. Infanterie-Division'. There is not much known about these commemorative 'medals' but they were most certainly 'souvenir'-pieces that could be privately-purchased by the soldiers active in this specific war-area. In any case a nice and surely scarcely seen 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, silverish-coloured and aluminium-based, N.S.D.A.P.-related lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') being a commemorative example that shows an (enamelled and three-dimensional!) swastika surrounded by the text: \'Nationale Solidarität\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - silverish-coloured and aluminium-based, N.S.D.A.P.-related lapel-pin (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') being a commemorative example that shows an (enamelled and neatly three-dimensional!) swastika surrounded by the text: 'Nationale Solidarität' and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued and/or moderately worn-), condition. The detailed badge - which is executed in bright, silver-coloured aluminium - shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The neat, particularly shaped, piece (measuring only: 2,5 x 2,5 cms.) depicts an (enamelled and three-dimensional!) swastika surrounded by the text: 'Nationale Solidarität' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The piece shows a makers'-designation on its back (that reads: II and comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered - I deem fairly early-period, N.S.D.A.P.-related and patriotic-styled 'Mitgliedsabzeichen'!

Attractive, silverish-coloured and aluminium-based, N.S.D.A.P.-related lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') being a commemorative example that shows an (enamelled and three-dimensional!) swastika surrounded by the text: \'Nationale Solidarität\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - silverish-coloured and aluminium-based, N.S.D.A.P.-related lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') being a commemorative example that shows an (enamelled and neatly three-dimensional!) swastika surrounded by the text: \'Nationale Solidarität\' and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued and/or moderately worn-), condition. The detailed badge - which is executed in bright, silver-coloured aluminium in so-called: \'3D\'-format - shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The neat, particularly shaped, piece (measuring only: 2,5 x 2,5 cms.) depicts an (enamelled and three-dimensional!) swastika surrounded by the text: \'Nationale Solidarität\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The piece shows a makers\'-designation on its back (that reads: II and comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered - I deem fairly early-period, N.S.D.A.P.-related and patriotic-styled \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\'!

Attractive, silverish-coloured and aluminium-based, N.S.D.A.P.-related lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') being a commemorative example that shows an (enamelled and three-dimensional!) swastika surrounded by the text: \'Nationale Solidarität\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - silverish-coloured and aluminium-based, N.S.D.A.P.-related lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') being a commemorative example that shows an (enamelled and neatly three-dimensional!) swastika surrounded by the text: \'Nationale Solidarität\' and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued and/or moderately worn-), condition. The detailed badge - which is executed in bright, silver-coloured aluminium in so-called: \'3D\'-format - shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The neat, particularly shaped, piece (measuring only: 2,5 x 2,5 cms.) depicts an (enamelled and three-dimensional!) swastika surrounded by the text: \'Nationale Solidarität\' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The piece shows a makers\'-designation on its back (that reads: \'II\' and comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered - I deem fairly early-period, N.S.D.A.P.-related and patriotic-styled \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\'!

Attractive, silverish-coloured and \'Buntmetall\'-based, N.S.D.A.P.-related lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') being a commemorative example that shows a sowing farmer-figure surrounded by an enamelled: \'Sunburst\'-swastika This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - silverish-coloured, metal- (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based N.S.D.A.P.-related lapel-pin (ie. patriotic-styled so-called: 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') being a commemorative example that shows a sowing farmer-figure surrounded by a bright-red-coloured- (and neatly enamelled!): 'Sunburst'-swastika and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued and/or moderately worn-), condition. The detailed badge - which is executed in bright, silver-coloured metal - shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The neat, particularly shaped, piece (measuring only: 2 x 2 cms.) depicts a (sowing) farmer-figure surrounded by a bright-red-coloured- and neatly enamelled: 'Sunburst'-swastika (as can be noticed on the pictures). The piece is void of a makers'-designation but does show a: Ges.Gesch. patent-pending-designation on its back and comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered - I deem early-period, N.S.D.A.P.-related and patriotic-styled 'Mitgliedsabzeichen'!

Attractive, silverish-coloured and \'Buntmetall\'-based, N.S.D.A.P.-related lapel-pin (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') being a commemorative example that shows a sowing farmer-figure surrounded by an enamelled: \'Sunburst\'-swastika This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - silverish-coloured, metal- (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based N.S.D.A.P.-related lapel-pin (ie. patriotic-styled so-called: 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') being a commemorative example that shows a sowing farmer-figure surrounded by a bright-red-coloured- (and neatly enamelled!): 'Sunburst'-swastika and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued and/or moderately worn-), condition. The detailed badge - which is executed in bright, silver-coloured metal - shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The neat, particularly shaped, piece (measuring only: 2 x 2 cms.) depicts a (sowing) farmer-figure surrounded by a bright-red-coloured- and neatly enamelled: 'Sunburst'-swastika (as can be noticed on the pictures). The piece is void of a makers'-designation but does show a: Ges.Gesch. patent-pending-designation on its back and comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered - I deem early-period, N.S.D.A.P.-related and patriotic-styled 'Mitgliedsabzeichen'!

Attractive, silverish-grey-coloured- (and I deem tin-based) WH (Heeres) related so-called: \'photo-album-device\' depicting a German steel-helmet (with decal) and being a non-maker-marked example The attractive - most certainly unusually seen! - silverish-grey-coloured- (and I deem typical tin-based) so-called: WH (Heeres) related so-called: \'photo-album-device\' depicting a German steel-helmet (with eagle-device) being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem used- and once album-attached-), example. The medium-sized device - measuring approximately 6,5 x 4 cms. - was as such intended for usage on a photo-album or scrap-book or alike. The detailed badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and dual) copper-toned prong-set-up and has I deem never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The badge retains most of its (somewhat \'frosted\' ie. tarnished) silver-coloured finish. Simply an attractive - and actually unusually found! - WH (Heeres) related so-called: \'photo-album-device\'!

Attractive, silverish-grey-coloured- (and I deem tin-based) WH (Luftwaffe) related so-called: \'photo-album-device\' depicting a detailed (\'down-tailed\'-pattern!) eagle-device and being a non-maker-marked example The attractive - most certainly unusually seen! - silverish-grey-coloured- (and I deem typical tin-based) so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) related so-called: \'photo-album-device\' depicting a detailed (\'down-tailed\'-pattern!) eagle-device and being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem never used- nor once album-attached-), example. The larger-sized device - having an approximate \'wingspan\' of 9 cms. - was as such intended for usage on a photo-album or scrap-book or alike. The detailed badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and dual) copper-toned prong-set-up and has I deem never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The badge retains most of its (somewhat \'frosted\' ie. tarnished) silver-coloured finish. Simply an attractive - and actually unusually found! - WH (Luftwaffe) related so-called: \'photo-album-device\'!

Attractive, silverish-grey-toned so-called: commemorative-medal (ie. \'Erinnerungs-Medaille\') showing the portraits of both Paul von Hindenburg and Adolf Hitler and that comes together with its period ribbon showing an interwoven swastika This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - silver-grey-toned- (ie. I deem silvered 'Buntmetall'-based) so-called: commemorative-medal (ie. 'Erinnerungs-Medaille') showing both the portraits from 'Reichskanzler' Paul von Hindenburg and Adolf Hitler (on its front) and on its back a blank field (that could be used for an engraving) and that came together with its period ribbon showing an interwoven swastika and that comes as presumably issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - smaller-sized- and regular-weight - piece has an approximate diameter of 3.2 cms. and has truly pronounced detail as to be expected. It was never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted- ie. somewhat frosted-) silver-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply an attractive and with certainty unusually encountered, TR-period medal ie. 'Erinnerungs-Medaille' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, silverish-grey-toned- (I deem zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based) \'Gebirgsjäger\'-related item: a semi-official - and actually not that easily encountered! - commemorative-medal (ie. talisman) entitled: \'Eismeerfront - 1942-1943\' This is an attractive so-called: 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item: a semi-official - and actually not that easily encountered! - commemorative-medal (ie. luck-bringer or talisman) entitled: 'Eismeerfront - 1942-1943' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The detailed medal-shaped badge depicts an 'Edelweiss'-flower on its front and comes as found and/or worn: I deem that it deals with a typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that shows a silverish-grey-coloured finish (which has been nicely preserved but that shows some obvious wear and/or age: the piece retains, however, still nice and/or pronounced detail). I know that these desirable 'semi-official'-medals are also copied: this is naturally a genuine example that was never before part of a collection and originates from a German private-household. The term 'Eismeerfront' relates to one specific formation: the 'XIX. Gebirgs-Korps'. This 'Korps' had many units in its structure, but the main elements were resp. the: '2.'- and '6. Gebirgs-Division' and/or the '210. Infanterie-Division'. There is not much known about these commemorative 'medals' but they were most certainly 'souvenir'-pieces that could be privately-purchased by the soldiers active in this specific war-area. In any case a nice and surely scarcely seen 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, silverish-grey-toned-, Police (ie. \'Polizei\') so-called: \'pebbled\'-styled- and/or aluminium-based-, two-pieced belt-buckle (being IMO an: \'Ausgeh\'- ie. dress-version) that comes in a wonderful condition The truly attractive (and/or: aluminium-based-) belt-buckle retains almost all of its somewhat 'matted'- and/or: bright-greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in a truly minimally used- ie. hardly worn condition: it just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear and can as such easily be graded 'virtually mint'. The piece - which shows a seperately but firmly attached 'front-plate' - retains very nice and/or pronounced detail is void of any damage and is totally void of any makers'-mark ie. designation (see pictures). It should be noted that these attractive Police (ie. 'Polizei') so-called: 'pebbled'-styled- and/or aluminium-based belt-buckles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. I deem that this attractive- and/or hardly used example is accordingly priced!

Attractive, silverish-grey-toned-, Police (ie. \'Polizei\') so-called: \'pebbled\'-styled- and/or aluminium-based-, two-pieced belt-buckle (being IMO an: \'Ausgeh\'- ie. dress-version) that comes in an overall nice- (albeit used-), condition The attractive (and/or: aluminium-based-) belt-buckle retains a fair bit (ie. almost all!) of its somewhat 'matted'- and/or: bright-greyish-silver-toned finish and comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition: it just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. The piece - which shows a seperately but firmly attached 'front-plate' - retains very nice and/or pronounced detail is void of any damage and is totally void of any makers'-mark ie. designation (see pictures). It should be noted that these attractive Police (ie. 'Polizei') so-called: 'pebbled'-styled- and/or aluminium-based belt-buckles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. I deem that this attractive- and/or moderately used example is accordingly priced!

Attractive, silverish-toned (pre) \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related, commemorative-award-plaque entitled: \'Grüne Woche Berlin 1934 - 1. Preis für Butter - Molk. Gen. Belzig.\' and that comes stored in its period etui This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - typical silverish-toned (I deem) so-called: (pre) \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related, commemorative-award-plaque entitled: \'Grüne Woche Berlin 1934 - 1. Preis für Butter - Molk. Gen. Belzig.\' (and sub-titled: \'Preiswettbew. i. Milch u. Molkereierz. - Milchwirtschaftl. Inst. Oranienburg\') and that comes stored in its period, darker-red-coloured etui as issued and kept as such for decades. The neat table-medal (that was apparently awarded for outstanding achievement in a farmers\'-contest held in the town of Berlin in the year 1934) comes stored in its period etui (ie. \'Verleihungsetui\'). The neat - medium-sized- and/or regular-weight-piece that shows a stylished \'corn-leave\' and \'sunburst\'-device on its front - has an approximate height of 6,2 cms. and has very pronounced detail as to be expected. It was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted- ie. frosted-) silverish-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The darker-red-coloured (and square-shaped) etui - comes in an equally very nicely preserved condition and shows a (fully preserved and clearly present) makers\'-designation as printed in its top (that reads: \'Robert Neff - Berlin - Bülowstr. 101\' as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does the plaque shows also a clear makers\'-designation (that reads: \'Rob.Neff - Berlin W.57\'. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply a very attractive, complete - and with certainty unusually encountered! - (pre) \'Reichsnährstand\'-related table-medal ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, silverish-toned N.S.F.K.-related plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Plakette\') as was issued to commemorate a specific meeting ie. national rally entitled: \'Reichswettkampf des NS-Fliegerkorps - Düsseldorf - 30.6 - 2.7.1939\' This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely found! - circular-shaped- and (I deem) neatly silvered-'Buntmetall'-based! - so-called: N.S.F.K.- (or: 'National Socialistisches Flieger Korps'-) related plaque or table-medal (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Plakette') being a non-maker-marked example as was issued to commemorate a specific N.S.F.K.-meeting ie. national rally entitled: 'Reichswettkampf des NS-Fliegerkorps - Düsseldorf - 30.6 - 2.7.1939' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued- and/or just moderately used-), condition. The truly detailed and/or pronounced plaque - which is executed in somewhat shiny, bright-silvercoloured and - I deem - 'Buntmetall'-based metal and that has an approximate diameter of 5 cms. - truly shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: it does show, however, some of it golden-toned 'underlay' in certain areas (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat piece shows the: N.S.F.K.-logo (ie. 'fliegender Mensch') surrounded by a towns-view of Düsseldorf couple with the text as mentioned above: on it back it shows a scene depicting various N.S.K.K.-men in the field (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and scarcely seen! - N.S.F.K.- (or: 'National Socialistisches Flieger Korps'-) related 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Plakette' that is with certainty accordinly priced!

Attractive, silverish-toned \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related, commemorative-award-plaque entitled: \'Reichsprüfung für Milch u. Milcherzeugnisse - Blut und Boden - 1938\' and that comes stored in its period etui This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - typical silverish-toned so-called: \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related, commemorative-award-plaque entitled: \'Reichsprüfung für Milch u. Milcherzeugnisse - Blut und Boden - 1938\' (and on its back the class being: \'Butter\') and that comes stored in its period, black-coloured etui as issued and kept as such for decades. The table-medal (that was apparently awarded for outstanding achievement in a by the \'Reichsnährstand\'-organised farmers\'-contest held in the year 1938) comes stored in its period etui (ie. \'Verleihungsetui\'). The neat - medium-sized- and regular-weight-piece that shows a \'Reichsadler\' and \'Reichsnährstand\'-device on its front - has an approximate diameter of 6 cms. and has very pronounced detail as to be expected. It was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat matted- ie. frosted-) silverish-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The black-coloured (and square-shaped) etui - comes in an equally nicely preserved condition and show a (fully preserved) silver-toned \'RNSt.\'-logo on its top (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. Simply a very attractive, complete - and with certainty unusually encountered! - \'Reichsnährstand\'-related table-medal ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, simplified, genuine-leather-based- and/or black-coloured, \'later-war-pattern\' (and \'RbN\'-marked-) WH (Heeres, Luftwaffe etc.) so-called: K98 bayonet-frog (ie. \'Tragetasche o. Koppelschuh\') This is an attractive - and in this very nicely preserved- (ie. 'virtually mint-/unissued'-) condition with certainty rarely encountered! - black-coloured- and/or genuine leather-based-,simplified and/or 'later-war-pattern' (ie. 'RbN.'-marked-) WH (Heeres, Luftwaffe etc.), so-called: K98 bayonet-frog (or: 'Tragetasche o. Koppelschuh'). The frog - which is made-out of fine-grained leather as to be expected - shows complete and/or undamaged (white-coloured-) stitching and unaltered rivets and shows a typical, later-war stamp ie. 'RbN.'- (or: 'Reichs-Betriebs-Nummer'-) numeral (that reads: '0/1001/0088') stamped onto its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The frog has - I deem - never been issued nor used and will be very hard to be upgraded: it shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage only (see pictures). The piece is naturally fully souple and/or functional. It should, moreover, be noted that this is a genuine WWII-item and not a modern copy or alike. Simply a desirable WH-related, later-war-period WH-equipment-item that is I deem priced according to its obvious rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, single-pieced, TR-period ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') showing the ribbon - with attached silverish-toned eagle-device! - for an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-D.A. in Silber\' (ie. \'2. Stufe für 15 Jahre treue Dienste\') This is an attractive single-pieced, Third Reich-period ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') showing the (single) ribbon for an: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Silber\' (ie. \'2. Stufe für 15 Jahre treue Dienste\') having a detailed (bright silver-toned) miniature attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- and just moderately worn- and/or used-), condition. The - detailed! - device has a neat and/or minimally \'frosted\' albeit detailed appearance: it retains a nice - albeit minimally tarnished - age-patina (but was never cleaned). The piece - which shows its bar in the \'standard\'- ie. regular (approximately 2,5 cms. wide) version - is fully functional and comes mounted with two tiny pins in place (and was as such intended to be used onto a larger-sized ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\'): it is not \'backed\' as is more often seen. Simply neat TR-period: \'Feld- o. Bandspange\' that belonged to a long-year \'N.S.D.A.P\'-member: ideal to upgrade or complete almost any TR-related ribbon-bar!

Attractive, single-pieced-, WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\'), showing the ribbon for a: \'WH-Luftwaffe-DA der 4. Klasse\' (having a \'down-tailed\' eagle-device attached) The attractive single-pieced-, WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. 'Band-/Feldspange') depicts the ribbon for a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) still having its silver-coloured- and early-period- (ie. 'down-tailed'- and comparatively larger-sized-) eagle-device attached. The ribbon is of the regular (ie. larger-), ribbon-bar-size and measures approximately 2,5 cms. as is more often encountered. The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is not backed with wool but has been mounted on a chromed metal-based 'back-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin- ie. catch-attachment (see pictures). The attached device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but have been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive single-pieced-, Luftwaffe-related 'Band- o. Feld- spange': great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, single-pieced-, WWII-period, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') depicts the ribbon for a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse\' still having its (large-sized!) silver-coloured eagle-device attached The attractive, single-pieced-, WWII-period, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') depicts the ribbon for a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Klasse' (or WH loyal-service medal as was awarded for four years of loyal service) still having its (large-sized!) silver-coloured eagle-device attached. The ribbon-bar is of the larger ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 3,2 cms. as is more often encountered. The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is not backed but is mounted on (ie. crimped into-) a metal-chrome-based 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). The attached device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved. This particular example was IMO moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive single-pieced- Heeres- ie. Kriegsmarine-related 'Band- o. Feldspange': great to decorate or to 'promote' almost any tunic!

Attractive, small-sized (ie. miniature) so-called: \'watch-fob\' (ie. key-holder) as executed in the form of a bright-red-/silver-coloured NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' or: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH bayonets This is an attractive - and most certainly unusually encountered! - personal- ie. souvenir-item: a small-sized (ie. approximately 10 cms. long-sized-) 'watch-fob' (ie. key- or watch-holder), as was executed in the form of a bright-red-/silver-coloured NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. 'Portepee' or: 'Troddel') as was specifically intended for usage on the K98 bajonets ie. their leather bayonet frogs as worn by 'Unteroffiziere' (ie. NCO-usage) and that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used and/or worn, condition. The piece - which shows some minimal wear and which has minimally stained over the years (see photos) - comes still mounted on its original, chromed-metal-based 'musketon-hook'-device as issued. These little - and most certainly desirable! - 'souvenir-items' could be privately purchased in specialised shops, canteens and/or so-called: 'Wehrmachtsheime' etc. Simply a very nice little WH item: only the third such neat little item I ever had on offer!

Attractive, small-sized example of a WH (Kriegsmarine)-related recruitment booklet- ie. brochure entitled: \'Wie komme ich zur Kriegsmarine\' that comes in an overall nice and/or complete condition This - IMO early-war- ie. in 1941 published (16 paged- and/or soft-covered-) booklet - in German language - is full of information on the 'Kriegsmarine' in general (it provides descriptions on various training possibilities, salaries, 'how to become an officer', naval-insignia, general information etc., etc.). The soft-covered - and actually very fragile - booklet which is only sized: 15 x 11 cms. - contains various neat illustrations and/or pictures and was intended to promote the 'Kriegsmarine' for the future soldiers. This fragile booklet is as stated in an overall very nice condition and is truly void of any real damage (some minimal age- and/or staining is however present). Most times this neat booklet is found in much more damaged and clearly used condition. Simply a very nice and desirable 'Kriegsmarine'-related item that I have priced according to its overall nice and/or fully complete condition!

Attractive, small-sized example of a WH (Kriegsmarine)-related recruitment booklet- ie. brochure entitled: \'Wie komme ich zur Kriegsmarine\' that comes in an overall very nice and/or complete condition This - IMO early-war-period (ie. in 1941 published) 16 paged- and/or soft-covered booklet as compiled in German language - is full of information on the 'Kriegsmarine' in general (it provides descriptions on various training possibilities, salaries, 'how to become an officer', naval-insignia, general information etc., etc.). The soft-covered - and actually very fragile - booklet which is only sized: 15 x 11 cms. - contains various neat illustrations and/or pictures and was intended to promote the 'Kriegsmarine' for the future soldiers. This fragile booklet is as stated in an overall very nice condition and is truly void of any damage (some truly minimal age- and/or staining is however present). Most times this neat booklet is found in much more damaged and clearly used condition. Simply a very nice and desirable 'Kriegsmarine'-related item that I have priced according to its overall nice and/or fully complete condition!

Attractive, small-sized \'DRK\' (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red-Cross) greyish-coloured- and/or: tin-based box as was intended for storage of needles (\'Nadeln\') being a non-maker-marked example The decorative (and small- ie. 5,7 x 3 x 2,5 cms.-) sized 'DRK' (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red-Cross) greyish-coloured- and/or: tin-based box as was intended for storage of needles ('Nadeln') being a non-maker-marked example comes in a wonderfull and/or fully undamaged condition. It is fully functional (and shows some contents). It should be noted that due to its thickness it can only be sent as a package and not as a letter. Simply a neat and with certainty decorative 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz'-related, medical item!

Attractive, small-sized \'DRK\' (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or German Red-Cross) silver-coloured- and/or: tin-based box as was intended for storage of needles (\'Nadeln\') being a maker- (ie. \'Sanitätslager Babelsberg\'-) marked example The decorative (and small- ie. 5,7 x 3 x 2,5 cms.-) sized 'DRK' (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' or German Red-Cross) silver-coloured- and/or: tin-based box as was intended for storage of needles ('Nadeln') being a maker- (ie. 'Sanitätslager Babelsberg'-) marked example comes in a wonderfull and/or undamaged condition. It is fully functional (albeit empty) and shows the decorative 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz'-eagle-device on its top. Simply a neat and with certainty decorative 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz'-related, medical item!

Attractive, smaller-sized (and/or early-type!) maker- (ie. \'16\' and/or \'RzM\'-) marked so-called: \'SS/SA\' cap-eagle, as was executed in silvered-metal, often seen on early-period SA- (ie. Allgemeine-SS-) visor-caps and/or kepi\'s The attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - piece is IMO clearly worn and/or carefully cap-removed, but comes still in a very attractive ie. moderately used-, condition. The swastika-area still shows most of its black-coloured colour and the piece retains its fully functional- and/or copper-based, prong(s) (which were IMO once bent but are still fully functional). The tiny eagle - which also bears a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking stamped on its back - retains most of its silvered- ie. chromed finish and only shows moderate wear and/or age. The smaller-sized eagle - having an approximate 'wing-span' of 3,7 cms. - shows very nice, pronounced detail and is just a tiny bit dirty (it was however never cleaned nor polished). It should be noted that these maker-marked examples can easily be graded ' scarce'. Simply an attractive (and neatly maker-marked!) SA- ie. Allgemeine-SS-related example!

Attractive, smaller-sized (ie. miniature) so-called: \'watch-fob\' (ie. key-holder) as executed in the form of a darker-blue-/white-coloured NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' or: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH-type bayonets This is an attractive - and most certainly unusually encountered! - personal- ie. souvenir-item: a small-sized (ie. approximately 10 cms. long-sized-) 'watch-fob' (ie. key- or watch-holder) as was executed in the form of a darker-blue-/white-coloured NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. 'Portepee' or: 'Troddel') as was specifically intended for usage on the K98 bajonets ie. their leather bayonet frogs as worn by 'Unteroffiziere' (ie. NCO-usage) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The piece - which shows some minimal wear and which has minimally stained over the years (as can be seen on the photos) - comes still mounted on its original, chromed-metal-based 'musketon-hook'-device as issued. These little - and most certainly desirable! - 'souvenir-items' could be privately purchased in specialised shops, canteens and/or so-called: 'Wehrmachtsheime' etc. Simply a very nice little WH item: only the third such neat little item I ever had on offer!

Attractive, smaller-sized (ie. miniature) so-called: \'watch-fob\' (ie. key-holder) as executed in the form of a red-/silverish-white-coloured NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' or: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH bayonets This is an attractive - and most certainly unusually encountered! - personal- ie. souvenir-item: a smaller-sized (ie. approximately 10 cms. long-sized-) and partly genuine leather-based so-called: 'watch-fob' (ie. key- or: watch-holder) as was executed in the form of a red-/silverish-coloured NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. 'Portepee' or: 'Troddel') as was specifically intended for usage on the K98-bajonets ie. their leather bayonet frogs as worn by 'Unteroffiziere' (ie. NCO-usage) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The piece - which does show some minimal wear and which has minimally stained over the years (as can be seen on the pictures) - comes still mounted on its original, chromed-metal-based 'musketon-hook'-device as issued. These little - and most certainly desirable! - 'souvenir-items' could be privately purchased in specialised shops, canteens and/or so-called: 'Wehrmachtsheime' etc. Simply a neat little WH-equipment- item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, smaller-sized (ie. miniature) so-called: \'watch-fob\' (ie. key-holder) as executed in the form of a silverish-coloured officers\'-type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' or: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH side-arms This is an attractive - and most certainly unusually encountered! - personal- ie. souvenir-item: a smaller-sized (ie. approximately 10 cms. long-sized-) and partly genuine leather-based so-called: 'watch-fob' (ie. key- or: watch-holder) as was executed in the form of a silverish-coloured officers'-type side-arm knot (ie. 'Portepee' or: 'Troddel') as was specifically intended for usage on the K98-bajonets ie. their leather bayonet frogs as worn by 'Offiziere' (ie. officer-usage) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The piece - which does show some minimal wear and which has minimally stained over the years (as can be seen on the pictures) - comes still mounted on its original, chromed-metal-based 'musketon-hook'-device as issued. These little - and most certainly desirable! - 'souvenir-items' could be privately purchased in specialised shops, canteens and/or so-called: 'Wehrmachtsheime' etc. Simply a neat little WH-equipment- item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, smaller-sized (ie. miniature) so-called: \'watch-fob\' (ie. \'Bierzipfel\') as was executed in (genuine?) silver-based metal and showing a detailed: \'Reichsadler\'-symbol on a black-coloured ribbon This is an attractive - and most certainly unusually encountered! - personal- ie. souvenir-item: a smaller-sized (ie. miniature and/or: approximately 11,8 cms. long-sized-) so-called: 'watch-fob' (ie. 'Bierzipfel') as was executed in (genuine?) silver-based metal and showing a detailed: 'Reichsadler'-symbol that comes mounted on a black-coloured ribbon and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn), condition. The neat piece - which shows some minimal wear and which has minimally stained over the years (see photos) - comes still mounted on its original, silver-coloured- and metal-based 'musketon-hook'-device as issued. These little - and most certainly desirable! - 'souvenir-items' could be privately purchased in specialised shops, canteens and/or so-called: 'Wehrmachtsheime' etc. Simply a very nice little WH item!

Attractive, smaller-sized (ie. miniature) so-called: \'watch-fob\' (ie. \'Bierzipfel\') as was executed in (genuine?) silver-based metal and showing a detailed: \'swastika\'-symbol on a black-, red- and white-coloured ribbon This is an attractive - and most certainly unusually encountered! - personal- ie. souvenir-item: a smaller-sized (ie. miniature and/or: approximately 8,5 cms. long-sized-) so-called: 'watch-fob' (ie. 'Bierzipfel') as was executed (genuine?) silver-based metal and showing a detailed: 'swastika'-symbol that comes mounted on a patriotic-styled-, black-, red- and white-coloured ribbon and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn), condition. The neat piece - which shows some minimal wear and which has minimally stained over the years (see photos) - comes still mounted on its original, silver-coloured- and metal-based 'musketon-hook'-device as issued. These little - and most certainly desirable! - 'souvenir-items' could be privately purchased in specialised shops, canteens and/or so-called: 'Wehrmachtsheime' etc. Simply a very nice little WH item!

Attractive, smaller-sized, multi-coloured and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') civil-attire badge (or: \'Zivilabzeichen des D.R.K.\'), being a neat early-pattern example This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - smaller-sized (ie. 2 x 1,5 cms. sized-), multi-coloured and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') civil-attire badge (or: 'Zivilabzeichen des D.R.K.'), being a non-maker-marked example that bears a 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending mark on its back, in overall nice (albeit clearly used and/or moderately worn-) condition. The lapel-pin comes mounted on its (undamaged) long-sized pin (see pictures). The tiny piece has nicely preserved enamel (one tiny chip is visible) and was IMO never cleaned nor polished and is somewhat stained ie. tarnished. These DRK lapel-pins - depicting an early-styled eagle-device- ie. being of the first pattern - can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'.

Attractive, smaller-sized, multi-coloured and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') civil-attire badge (or: \'Zivilabzeichen des D.R.K.\'), being a neat maker- (ie. E.L.M.-) marked example - nice (albeit IMO used and/or worn-) condition! This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - smaller-sized (ie. 2 x 1,5 cms. sized-), multi-coloured and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') civil-attire badge (or: 'Zivilabzeichen des D.R.K.'), being a neat maker- (ie. E.L.M.-) marked example, in overall very nice (albeit IMO used and/or moderately worn-) condition. The piece is as stated neatly maker-marked and shows the makers'-signification: 'E.L.M.' and a 'Ges.Gesch.'- patent-pending-marking on its back (see pictures). The badge comes with its (functional) pin-/catch attachment still in place. The tiny piece has stunning (and totally undamaged!) enamel and was IMO never cleaned nor polished and is somewhat stained ie. tarnished. Simply a nice and desirable 'DRK'-item: great to complete any 'DRK'- ie. lapel-pin-collection!

Attractive, smaller-sized, multi-coloured and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') civil-attire badge (or: \'Zivilabzeichen des D.R.K.\'), being a neat non-maker- marked example that bears a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking on its This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - smaller-sized (ie. 2 x 1,5 cms. sized-), multi-coloured and/or neatly enamelled DRK (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz') civil-attire badge (or: 'Zivilabzeichen des D.R.K.'), bearing a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking on its back, in overall nice (albeit clearly used and/or moderately worn-) condition. The piece is as stated non-maker-marked and comes mounted on its (still functional) pin-/catch attachment (which is fully functional). The tiny piece has a stunning (and totally undamaged!) enamelled surface and was IMO never cleaned nor polished and is somewhat stained ie. tarnished.

Attractive, smaller-sized, multi-coloured and/or neatly enamelled Italian PNF (ie. \'Partito Nazionale Fascista\') membership-badge, being a neat early-pattern (ie. issued between 1922 and 1930-) example This is a very attractive - and actually not that commonly encountered! - smaller-sized (ie. 1 x 1,5 cms. sized-), multi-coloured and/or neatly enamelled, Italian PNF (ie. 'Partito Nazionale Fascista') membership-badge, being an early-pattern (ie. issued between 1922 and 1930-) example, in overall nice (albeit clearly used and/or moderately worn-) condition. The lapel-pin comes mounted on its (slightly deformed but still functional) button-hole set-up (see pictures). The tiny piece has nicely preserved enamel (showing no damage) and was IMO never cleaned nor polished and is somewhat stained ie. tarnished. These PNF lapel-pins - depicting a golden-toned fasces-symbol mounted on the Italian tri-coloured flag and being of the first-issued pattern - are not that easily encountered and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (K1 08A) and an estimated value of 100 Eu.

Attractive, smaller-sized- (ie. \'variant\'-pattern-) neatly enamelled- (and bright-red-coloured) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') being a moderately used example that shows a \'Ges.Gesch.\'-designation The attractive lapel-pin - which has only been moderately used ie. worn - has an approximate diameter of only 1,2 cms. and has a very nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing normal wear but is void of any (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge is void of any text and is void of a makers'-designation: it does, however, shows a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as more often). This example - which has a bright-red- ie. white- and black-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted on its regular pin- ie. pin/catch-attachment (which is naturally still fully functional and/or present). It should be noted that these miniature versions are quite difficult to encounter and I therefore deem that this attractive- (ie. 'variant'-pattern- and I deem fairly early-period!) 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. 'supporters' party-badge is priced according to its nicely preserved and/or undamaged condition!

Attractive, smaller-sized- (ie. \'variant\'-pattern-), neat enamelled- (and bright-red-coloured) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') being a moderately used example that is void of a makers\'-designation The attractive lapel-pin - which has only been moderately used ie. worn - has an approximate diameter of only 1,7 cms. and has a very nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing normal wear but is void of any real (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge is void of any text and also does not show any makers'- nor 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as more often). This example - which has a bright-red- ie. white- and black-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted on its regular-styled pin which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. It should be noted that these miniature versions are quite difficult to encounter and I therefore deem that this attractive- (ie. 'variant'-pattern-) 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. 'supporters' party-badge is priced according to its nicely preserved and/or undamaged condition!

Attractive, smaller-sized- (ie. \'variant\'-pattern-), neat enamelled- (and bright-red-coloured) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-membership-pin- ie. party-badge (or: \'Parteiabzeichen\') being a moderately used example that is void of a makers\'-designation The attractive lapel-pin - which has only been moderately used ie. worn - has an approximate diameter of only 1,2 cms. and has a very nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing normal wear but is void of any real (enamel-) damage (as can be seen on the pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The badge is void of any text and also does not show any makers'- nor 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation (as more often). This example - which has a bright-red- ie. white- and black-coloured- (ie. enamelled) area - comes mounted on its typical 'button-hole'-attachment which is naturally still fully functional and/or present. It should be noted that these miniature versions are quite difficult to encounter and I therefore deem that this attractive- (ie. 'variant'-pattern-) 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin ie. 'supporters' party-badge is priced according to its nicely preserved and/or undamaged condition!

Attractive, smaller-sized- and TR-period \'swastika-flag\' being a so-called: \'Haus- o. Fahrzeugfahne\' (being of the desirable size of: 33,5 x 23,5 cms. that is fabricated in typical, linnen-based fabric) This an attractive example of a smaller-sized- and/or TR- (ie. World War II-) period so-called: 'Haus- o. Fahrzeugfahne' (or: house- ie. vehicle swastika-flag) being of the desirable size of: 33,5 x 23,5 cms. that is fabricated in typical, bright-red- (ie. white- and black-) coloured- and/or linnen-based fabric and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem hardly used ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The piece on offer here comes in an overall nicely preserved condition and was I deem hardly used: it truly retains vivid and bright colours and is of the 'single-sided'-pattern (having on one side a separately attached, swastika-roundel applied). The piece is totally void of any (makers'-)designation nor ink-stamp and does show some minimal usage- ie. wear-marks. It shows a 'stitched tunnel' on one side (intended to hold a rope). The flag originates from a larger items- ie. insignia-lot that was brought to the USA by an US veteran and that remained there for years in a collection. Simply an attractive TR-period swastika-flag that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, smaller-sized-, period (ie. \'Kriegsausgabe\') WH instruction-booklet entitled: \'Wie behandle ich mein Kleinkaliber-Gewehr\' (= instruction- ie. training-manual for the small-caliber rifle) as was compiled by the \'Schiesslehrer\' Hans Pastor The small-sized booklet - only sized: 14,5 x 10,5 cms. - is fully complete and retains all its 16 pages - containing various illustrations on the subject matter and is just somewhat yellowed caused by normal age ie. storage for decades. The example on offer here has clearly been used ie. read but is void of any damage (normal traces of wear and/or age are however present as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known has this booklet also been reproduced: this is naturally a fine original and/or period example. The booklet provides the reader with text and illustrations and gives a complete insight 'on properly using the standard WH small-caliber rifle and all its accesoiries' (including the various types of ammunition and/or cleaning-kit, something that was of course deemed needed within the German army). These sought-after publications were not 'standard-issue' but had to be privately acquired by the soldiers ie. NCO's and/or officers. These small-sized, instruction-manuals are very collectable and can easily be graded 'scarce'.

Attractive, smaller-sized-, period WH instruction-booklet entitled: \'Das Gewehr 98 und seine Handhabung\' (= instruction-/training manual for the K98 rifle) as published by the: \'Heinz Denckler Verlag\' based in Berlin The small-sized booklet - only sized: 15 x 10,5 cms. - is fully complete and retains all its 46 pages - containing various (ie. 33) illustrations and/or glued-in (to be folded out-) leaflet (!) - and is just somewhat yellowed caused by normal age ie. storage. The example on offer here has clearly been used ie. read but is void of any damage (normal traces of wear and/or age are however present as can be seen on the pictures. As possibly known has this booklet also been reproduced: this is naturally a fine original and/or period example. The booklet provides the reader with text and illustrations and gives a complete insight 'on properly using the standard WH rifle (or K98) and all its accesoiries' (including the various types of ammunition, cleaning-kit and/or bayonet, something that was of course deemed needed within the German army). These sought-after publications - as published by the 'Heinz Denckler Verlag' based in Berlin - were not 'standard-issue' but had to be privately acquired by the soldiers ie. NCO's and/or officers. These small-sized, instruction-manuals are very collectable and can easily be graded 'scarce'.

Attractive, so-called: collar-tab-\'cypher\' (ie. \'Kragenspiegel-Ziffer\') depicting a winged propellor and swastika-device as was specifically intended for the: \'Flieger-SA\' (ie. \'Flieger-Sturmabteilungen\') This is an attractive - and I deem never used nor worn - example of an early-war- (ie. almost certainly 'pre-war'-) period, officers'-pattern and/or bright-golden-toned so-called: collar-tab-'cypher' (ie. 'Kragenspiegel-Ziffer') depicting a winged propellor and swastika-device as was specifically intended for the: 'Flieger-SA' (ie. 'Flieger-Sturmabteilungen') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These decorative collar-tab 'cyphers' saw usage on the various SA-colour-tabs. The piece on offer here retains both its (never bent) prongs in place and shows a neat makers'-designation (that reads: 'P.&C.') and 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking on its back. The piece is truly nicely made and shows some storage-age only (simply caused by decades of storage only). Simply an attractive SA- (ie. 'Flieger-SA'-) related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely woven\'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (ie. roundel) This is an attractive - and just moderately worn- ie. used! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely woven'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-party-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 38 cms. and is 10 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (linnen-based- and typically interwoven!) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and also interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (as can be seen on the pictures). This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached and is totally void of an ink-stamp (as more often). The piece is truly nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely woven\'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (ie. roundel) and \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-related ink-stamp This is an attractive - and just moderately worn- ie. used - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely woven'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-party-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 34 cms. and is 10,3 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (linnen-based- and typically interwoven) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and also interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (as can be seen on the pictures). This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. The piece - which has been ink-stamped with a (hard to decypher and blue-coloured) 'N.S.D.A.P.'-related ink-stamp - is truly nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'multi-pieced and/or non-woven\'-pattern showing separately-attached swastika (ie. roundel) This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') of the 'multi-pieced and/or non-woven'-pattern showing separately-attached swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-party-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 40 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured (and fine-structured) linnen and shows a neat (linnen-based- and separately-attached) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and also attached swastika (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - that came without an 'RzM'-etiket as more often - is totally void of an ink-stamp (as is more often seen). The piece is truly nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'partly woven\'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (ie. roundel) This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'partly woven'-pattern showing a white-coloured piece of linnen cloth that shows an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-party-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 36 cms. and is 10,5 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (linnen-based- and typically interwoven!) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and also interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (as can be seen on the pictures). This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached and is totally void of an ink-stamp (as more often). The piece is truly nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'partly woven\'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (ie. roundel) This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'partly woven'-pattern showing a white-coloured piece of linnen cloth that shows an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-party-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 40 cms. and is 10 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neat (linnen-based- and typically interwoven!) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and also interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - that came without its persumably once-attached 'RzM'-etiket - is totally void of an ink-stamp (as is more often seen). The piece is truly nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'partly woven\'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (ie. roundel) This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- ie. used! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'partly woven'-pattern showing a white-coloured piece of linnen cloth that shows an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various N.S.D.A.P.-party-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or SA to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 38 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured (and unusually seen somewhat 'roughly-styled') linnen and shows a neat (linnen-based- and typically interwoven!) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and also interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - that came without an 'RzM'-etiket as more often - is totally void of an ink-stamp (as is more often seen). The piece is truly nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'-) being a neatly-maker- (ie. \'W. Kolwitz - Bergedorf\'-) marked example, showing the text: \'Reichsparteitag 1937\' This is a neat, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen'-) being a neatly-maker- (ie. 'W. Kolwitz - Bergedorf'-) marked example, showing the text: 'Reichsparteitag 1937' that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- ie. worn-), condition. The piece is executed in greyish-coloured- and IMO aluminium-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge comes mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (especially on its back as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a 'Reichsadler'- and/or swastika-sign and illustration of a three men with below the text: 'Reichsparteitag 1937'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an N.S.D.A.P.-related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting price!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: \'10 Jahre befreite Pfalz - 9. Jan. - 12. Febr. - 1924 - 1934\' This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing a (non-detailed 'Reichseagle'-device) and the text: '10 Jahre befreite Pfalz - 9. Jan. - 12. Febr. - 1924 - 1934' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- ie. worn-), condition. The attractive and shield-shaped piece is executed in bronze-coloured- and IMO copper-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge comes mounted on its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a fairly early-period, N.S.D.A.P.-related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: \'Arbeit und Friede - Gauparteitag Hessen-Nassau - 1933\' This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing a swastika-device coupled with the text: 'Arbeit und Friede - Gauparteitag Hessen-Nassau - 1933' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- ie. worn-), condition. The attractive and pyramid-shaped piece is executed in bronze-coloured- and IMO copper-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge comes mounted on its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a truly early-period- (ie. 1933-dated!), N.S.D.A.P.-related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: \'Dr. Goebbels spricht im Freiburger Stadion - 20 Juni 1934\' This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing a (very detailed and pronounced 'Reichseagle'-device) and the text: 'Dr. Goebbels spricht im Freiburger Stadion - 20 Juni 1934' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- ie. worn-), condition. The attractive and circuar-shaped piece is executed in bronze-coloured- and IMO copper-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge comes mounted on its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an early-period, N.S.D.A.P.-related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: \'Gautag der N.S.D.A.P. - Mainfranken - 28.30. Juni 1935\' This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing an illustration of a castle coupled with a swastika-device, and showing text: 'Gautag der N.S.D.A.P. - Mainfranken - 28.30. Juni 1935' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- ie. worn-), condition. The attractive and oval-shaped piece is executed in bronze-coloured- and IMO copper-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge comes mounted on its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a fairly early-period, N.S.D.A.P.-related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: \'N.S.D.A.P. Reichsparteitag - Nürnberg - 1933\' This is a neat - and not that easily found! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing a (very detailed and pronounded 'Reichseagle'-device) and text: 'N.S.D.A.P. Reichsparteitag - Nürnberg - 1933' that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- ie. worn-), condition. The (fairly heavy weight!) piece is executed in bronze-coloured- and IMO copper-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge comes mounted on its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an early-period, N.S.D.A.P.-related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: \'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteitag - 23.-25.2.1934 - Hannover\' This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' (ie. 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen'-) being a non-maker-marked example, showing a swastika-device, horse and the text that reads: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Parteitag - 23.-25.2.1934 - Hannover' (and that is surrounded by the text: 'Gau-Süd - Hannover - Braunschweig' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- ie. worn-), condition. The attractive and shield-shaped piece is executed in bronze-coloured- and IMO tin-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge comes mounted on its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a fairly early-period, N.S.D.A.P.-related-, so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') arm-eagle as executed in so-called: flatwire, \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and comes mounted onto a black-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') arm-eagle that comes off-factory-mounted onto a black-coloured- and woolen-based background (as was intended to be worn on the tan-coloured shirts and/or tunics) being a very detailed example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. presumably issued and once tunic-attached-), condition. The arm-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type, \'flat-wire\'-weave-technique - misses its \'RzM\'-etiket: this might have been lost during moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive N.S.K.K.-related example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') arm-eagle as executed in so-called: flatwire, \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and comes mounted onto a black-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') arm-eagle that comes off-factory-mounted onto a black-coloured- and woolen-based background (as was intended to be worn on the tan-coloured shirts and/or tunics) being a very detailed example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. presumably issued and once tunic-attached-), condition. The arm-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type, \'flat-wire\'-weave-technique - misses its \'RzM\'-etiket: this might have been lost during moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive N.S.K.K.-related example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') eagle-device as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern (and that still shows it period-applied- and/or paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket attached) This is an attractive example of a multi-coloured, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') eagle-device (as was I deem intended to be worn on sports-attire or even a tiny car-flag) that still has its period-applied- and/or paper-based 'RzM'-etiket attached and that comes in a very nice- (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The eagle-device - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-type weave-technique and that measures 11 x 9,7 cms. - comes as stated above complete with its original, paper-based- and light-blue-coloured 'RzM'-etiket attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never used nor attached but does show some minimal age ie. staining: moreover, does it show a tiny 'flaw' on the left-side of its wings (simply caused by decades of storage ie. handling). Simply an attractive N.S.K.K.-related eagle-device that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') eagle-device as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern (and that still shows it period-applied- and/or paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket attached) This is an attractive example of a multi-coloured, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') eagle-device (as was I deem intended to be worn on sports-attire or even a tiny car-flag) that still has its period-applied- and/or paper-based 'RzM'-etiket attached and that comes in a very nice- (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The eagle-device - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-type weave-technique and that measures 11 x 9,7 cms. - comes as stated above complete with its original, paper-based- and light-blue-coloured 'RzM'-etiket attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never used nor attached but does show some minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage ie. handling). Simply an attractive N.S.K.K.-related eagle-device that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') eagle-device as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern (and that still shows it period-applied- and/or paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket attached) This is an attractive example of a multi-coloured, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') eagle-device (as was I deem intended to be worn on sports-attire or even a tiny car-flag) that still has its period-applied- and/or paper-based 'RzM'-etiket attached and that comes in a very nice- (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The eagle-device - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-type weave-technique and that measures 12 x 9,7 cms. - comes as stated above complete with its original, paper-based- and light-blue-coloured 'RzM'-etiket attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never used nor attached but does show some minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage ie. handling). Simply an attractive N.S.K.K.-related eagle-device that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') eagle-device as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern (that still shows it period-applied- and/or paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket attached) This is an attractive example of a multi-coloured, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') eagle-device (as IMO intended to be worn on sports-attire or even car-flags) still having its period-applied- and/or paper-based 'RzM'-etiket attached and that comes in a very nice (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-type weave-technique and that measures 11 x 9,7 cms. - comes with its original, paper-based- and light-blue coloured 'RzM'-etiket attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never used nor attached but does show some minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage only). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') eagle-device as was specifically intended for the: \'M.-Gr.-OM\' as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern (and that still shows it period-applied \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive example of a neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') eagle-device as was was specifically intended for a member serving with the: \'M.-Gr.-OM\' (or: \'Motor-Gruppe Ostmark\') as was I deem intended to be worn on sports-attire or even a tiny car-flag and that still has its period-applied- and/or paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The eagle-device - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type weave-technique and that measures 12 x 9,7 cms. - comes as stated above complete with its original, paper-based- and light-blue-coloured \'RzM\'-etiket period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was simply never used nor attached but does show some minimal age ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage ie. handling). Simply an attractive N.S.K.K.-related eagle-device for a member serving within the: \'Motor-Gruppe Ostmark\' and that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example onto a bright-blue-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured, so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes woven onto a bright-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type-, \'flat-wire\' weave-technique - has the bright-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such thus intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Bayerische Ostmark\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\'. Simply an attractive example of an \'N.S.K.K.-Adler für Schiffchenmütze\' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example onto a bright-blue-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured, so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes woven onto a bright-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type-, \'flat-wire\' weave-technique - has the bright-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such thus intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Bayerische Ostmark\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\'. Simply an attractive example of an \'N.S.K.K.-Adler für Schiffchenmütze\' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example onto a bright-blue-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured, so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes woven onto a bright-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type-, \'flat-wire\' weave-technique - has the bright-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such thus intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Bayerische Ostmark\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\'. Simply an attractive example of an \'N.S.K.K.-Adler für Schiffchenmütze\' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example onto a bright-blue-coloured background This is an attractive - and truly used- ie. carefully cap-removed - example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured, so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes woven onto a bright-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type-, \'flat-wire\' weave-technique - has the bright-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such thus intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Bayerische Ostmark\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was carefully pre-folded- and confectioned. Simply an attractive example of an \'N.S.K.K.-Adler für Schiffchenmütze\' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example onto a bright-blue-coloured background This is an attractive - and truly used- ie. carefully cap-removed - example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured, so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes woven onto a bright-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type-, \'flat-wire\' weave-technique - has the bright-blue- (ie. \'hellblauer\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such thus intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Bayerische Ostmark\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was carefully pre-folded- and confectioned (and was once glued-into an album or alike and does show some minimal glue-remains on its back). Simply an attractive example of an \'N.S.K.K.-Adler für Schiffchenmütze\' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example onto a bright-green-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured, so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes woven onto a bright-green- (ie. \'hellgrüner\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type-, \'flat-wire\' weave-technique - has the bright-green- (ie. \'hellgrüner\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such thus intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Thüringen\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\'. Simply an attractive example of an \'N.S.K.K.-Adler für Schiffchenmütze\' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example onto a bright-orange-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured, so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes woven onto a bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type-, \'flat-wire\' weave-technique - has the bright-orange- (ie. \'orangeroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such thus intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to either one of the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppen Elbe, Mitte oder Südwest\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\'. Simply an attractive example of an \'N.S.K.K.-Adler für Schiffchenmütze\' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example onto a bright-yellow-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured, so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes woven onto a bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type-, \'flat-wire\' weave-technique - has the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such thus intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Franken o. Schlesien\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\'. Simply an attractive example of an \'N.S.K.K.-Adler für Schiffchenmütze\' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example onto a bright-yellow-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured, so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes woven onto a bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type-, \'flat-wire\' weave-technique - has the bright-yellow- (ie. \'zitronengelber\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such thus intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Franken o. Schlesien\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\'. Simply an attractive example of an \'N.S.K.K.-Adler für Schiffchenmütze\' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example onto a cornflower-blue-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured, so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes woven onto a cornflower-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type-, \'flat-wire\' weave-technique - has the cornflower-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) branchcolour and was as such thus intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Wartheland\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, that the cornflower-blue- (ie. \'kornblumenblauer\'-) branchcolour was also used by the French N.S.K.K.-volunteers. The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\'. Simply an attractive example of an \'N.S.K.K.-Adler für Schiffchenmütze\' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example onto a darker-brown-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured, so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes woven onto a darker-brown- (ie. \'brauner\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type-, \'flat-wire\' weave-technique - has the darker-brown- (ie. \'brauner\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such thus intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Mittelrhein o. Niedersachsen\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\'. Simply an attractive example of an \'N.S.K.K.-Adler für Schiffchenmütze\' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example onto a darker-brown-coloured background This is an attractive - and truly used- ie. carefully cap-removed - example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured, so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes woven onto a darker-brown- (ie. \'brauner\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type-, \'flat-wire\' weave-technique - has the darker-brown- (ie. \'brauner\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such thus intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Mittelrhein o. Niedersachsen\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was carefully pre-folded- and confectioned. Simply an attractive example of an \'N.S.K.K.-Adler für Schiffchenmütze\' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example onto a darker-green-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured, so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes woven onto a darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type-, \'flat-wire\' weave-technique - has the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such thus intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Niedersachsen\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, that the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour was also used by the Belgian N.S.K.K.-volunteers. The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\'. Simply an attractive example of an \'N.S.K.K.-Adler für Schiffchenmütze\' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example onto a darker-green-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured, so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes woven onto a darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type-, \'flat-wire\' weave-technique - has the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such thus intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Niedersachsen\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, that the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour was also used by the Belgian N.S.K.K.-volunteers. The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\'. Simply an attractive example of an \'N.S.K.K.-Adler für Schiffchenmütze\' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example onto a darker-green-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured, so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes woven onto a darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type-, \'flat-wire\' weave-technique - has the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such thus intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Niedersachsen\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, that the darker-green- (ie. \'grüner\'-) coloured branchcolour was also used by the Belgian N.S.K.K.-volunteers. The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\'. Simply an attractive example of an \'N.S.K.K.-Adler für Schiffchenmütze\' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example onto a pinkish-coloured background This is an attractive - and I deem moderately used- ie. once cap-attached! - example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured, so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes woven onto a pinkish- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- ie. once cap-attached-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type-, \'flat-wire\' weave-technique - has the bright-pink- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such thus intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Oder- o. Südmark\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was carefully fine-trimmed and/or confectioned. Simply an attractive example of an \'N.S.K.K.-Adler für Schiffchenmütze\' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example onto a purple-red-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured, so-called: \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes woven onto a purple-red- (ie. \'bordeauxroter\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type-, \'flat-wire\' weave-technique - has the purple-red- (ie. \'bordeauxroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such thus intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Westfalen o. Ostland\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\'. Simply an attractive example of an \'N.S.K.K.-Adler für Schiffchenmütze\' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example that comes mounted onto a black-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes mounted onto a black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- and/or: \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type, \'flat-wire\'-weave-technique - has the black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for the N.S.K.K.-staff that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Niederrhein\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached (and came as carefully \'cut-off the role\'): it does show some minimal staining on its front and is a tiny bit wrinkled (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example onto a cornflower-blue-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') side-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schiffchenmütze') as was specifically intended to be worn on the black-coloured, so-called: 'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze') being a 'flat-wire-woven' example that comes woven onto a cornflower-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-type-, 'flat-wire' weave-technique - has the cornflower-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) branchcolour and was as such thus intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: 'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Wartheland' (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, that the cornflower-blue- (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) branchcolour was also used by the French N.S.K.K.-volunteers. The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached but does show some minimal fraying on the edges of the (black-coloured) 'backing' (simply caused by decades of storage only). Simply an attractive example of an 'N.S.K.K.-Adler für Schiffchenmütze' that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example that comes mounted onto a bright-red-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchenmütze\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen- o. Lagermütze\' being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes mounted onto a bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or: carefully cap-removed-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type, \'flat-wire\'-weave-technique - has the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for the N.S.K.K.-staffmembers that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Stab\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour was also used by the Dutch volunteers (ie. drivers) who served voluntary within the N.S.K.K. throughout the war. The trapezoid-shaped piece was clearly used and once cap-attached (it was carefully trimmed and pre-folded as can be seen on the pictures). It should be, moreover, noted that the bright-red- (ie. \'hochroter\'-) coloured branchcolour is maybe the most difficult to encounter N.S.K.K.-branchcolour of the extensive series. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example that comes mounted onto a black-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') side-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schiffchen') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured 'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze') being a 'flat-wire-woven' example that comes mounted onto a black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- and/or: 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-type, 'flat-wire'-weave-technique - has the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for the N.S.K.K.-staff that belonged to the: 'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Niederrhein' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached (and came as carefully 'cut-off the role'). Simply an attractive example that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example that comes mounted onto a black-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') side-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schiffchen') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured 'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze') being a 'flat-wire-woven' example that comes mounted onto a black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- and/or: 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-type, 'flat-wire'-weave-technique - has the black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for the N.S.K.K.-staff that belonged to the: 'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Niederrhein' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached (and came as carefully 'cut-off the role'): it does show some minimal staining on its front (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example that comes mounted onto a black-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes mounted onto a black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- and/or: \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type, \'flat-wire\'-weave-technique - has the black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for the N.S.K.K.-staff that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Niederrhein\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached (and came as carefully \'cut-off the role\'): it does show some minimal staining on its front (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example that comes mounted onto a bright-red-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') side-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schiffchen') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured 'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze') being a 'flat-wire-woven' example that comes mounted onto a bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- and/or: 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-type, 'flat-wire'-weave-technique - has the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for the N.S.K.K.-staff that belonged to the: 'N.S.K.K. Stab' (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour was also used by the Dutch volunteers (ie. drivers) who served voluntary within the N.S.K.K. throughout the war. The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached (and came as carefully 'cut-off the role'). It should be, moreover, noted that the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour is maybe the most difficult to encounter branchcolour of the extensive series. Simply an attractive example that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example that comes mounted onto a bright-red-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') side-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schiffchen') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured 'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze') being a 'flat-wire-woven' example that comes mounted onto a bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- and/or: 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-type, 'flat-wire'-weave-technique - has the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for the N.S.K.K.-staff that belonged to the: 'N.S.K.K. Stab' (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour was also used by the Dutch volunteers (ie. drivers) who served voluntary within the N.S.K.K. throughout the war. The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached (and came as carefully 'cut-off the role'). It should be, moreover, noted that the bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour is maybe the most difficult to encounter branchcolour of the extensive series. Simply an attractive example that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example that comes mounted onto a bright-yellow-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') side-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schiffchen') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured 'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze') being a 'flat-wire-woven' example that comes mounted onto a bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- and/or: 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-type, 'flat-wire'-weave-technique - has the bright-yellow- (ie. 'zitronengelber'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for the N.S.K.K.-staff that belonged to the: 'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Franken o. Schlesien' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached (and came as carefully 'cut-off the role'). Simply an attractive example that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example that comes mounted onto a darker-green-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') side-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schiffchen') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured 'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze') being a 'flat-wire-woven' example that comes mounted onto a darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- and/or: 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-type, 'flat-wire'-weave-technique - has the darker-green- (ie. 'grüner'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for the N.S.K.K.-staff that belonged to the: 'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Österreich' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached (and came as carefully 'cut-off the role'): it does show some minimal staining on its front (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example that comes mounted onto a pinkish-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen\') as was specifically intended to be worn onto the black-coloured \'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\' example that comes mounted onto a pinkish- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- and/or: \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-type, \'flat-wire\'-weave-technique - has the pinkish- (ie. \'rosaroter\'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for the N.S.K.K.-staff that belonged to the: \'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Oder- o. Südmark\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached (and came as carefully \'cut-off the role\'). Simply an attractive example that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen\') being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example that comes on a golden-yellow-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') side-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schiffchen' as was specifically intended to be worn on the black-coloured 'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze') being a 'flat-wire-woven'-example that comes on a golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured background and that comes in a very nice (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-type-, 'flat-wire' weave-technique - has the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branchcolour and was as such intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: 'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Oberschlesien' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached but does show some minimal fraying on the edges of the (black-coloured) 'backing' (simply caused by decades of storage only). Simply a very attractive example that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen\'), being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example that comes on a cornflower-blue-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') side-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schiffchen' as was specifically intended to be worn on the black-coloured 'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze') being a 'flat-wire-woven' example that comes on a cornflower-blue- (ie. 'Kornblumenblauer'-) coloured background and that comes in a very nice (ie. never used- ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-type-, 'flat-wire' weave-technique - has the cornflower-blue- (ie. 'Kornblumenblauer'-) branch-colour and was as such intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: 'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Wartheland' (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, that the cornflower-blue- (ie. 'Kornblumenblauer'-) branchcolour was also used by the French N.S.K.K.-volunteers! The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached but does show some minimal fraying on the edges of the (black-coloured) 'backing' (simply caused by decades of storage only). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen\'), being a \'flat-wire-woven\'-example that comes on a golden-yellow-coloured background This is an attractive example of a so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') side-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schiffchen' as was specifically intended to be worn on the black-coloured 'N.S.K.K.-Schiffchen o. Lagermütze') being a 'flat-wire-woven' example that comes on a golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured background and that comes in a very nice (ie. never used- ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. The cap-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-type-, 'flat-wire' weave-technique - has the golden-yellow- (ie. 'goldgelbener'-) coloured branch-colour and was as such intended for the N.S.K.K.-troops that belonged to the: 'N.S.K.K. Motorgruppe Oberschlesien' (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid-shaped piece was never used nor cap-attached but does show some minimal fraying on the edges of the (black-coloured) 'backing' (simply caused by decades of storage only). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.V. (ie. \'Nationalsocialistische Volkswohlfahrt\') membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Brosche\') as executed in black-coloured resin as was specifically intended for members participating in the: \'Mitglieder Werbung 1935\' This is an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - so-called: N.S.V. (ie. 'Nationalsocialistische Volkswohlfahrt') membership-lapel-pin (or: 'Brosche' ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') being a non-maker-marked example as was executed in black-coloured- (and typical resin-based) material as was specifically intended for usage for members participating in the: 'Mitglieder Werbung 1935' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly worn- and/or used-), condition. The neat badge - being a smaller-sized- and circular-shaped example that has an approximate diameter of 3.2 cm. - shows no damage whatsoever and comes natually mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin-/catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). It was never cleaned nor polished and is still a bit tarnished (ie. stained). A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (5625I) and that is given an estimated value of 50 Eu. Simply an attractive 'NSV Mitgliedsbrosche' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.V. (ie. \'Nationalsocialistische Volkswohlfahrt\') membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Brosche\') as executed in black-coloured resin as was specifically intended for members participating in the: \'Mitglieder Werbung 1935\' This is an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - so-called: N.S.V. (ie. 'Nationalsocialistische Volkswohlfahrt') membership-lapel-pin (or: 'Brosche' ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') being a non-maker-marked example as was executed in black-coloured- (and typical resin-based) material as was specifically intended for usage for members participating in the: 'Mitglieder Werbung 1935' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly worn- and/or used-), condition. The neat badge - being a smaller-sized- and circular-shaped example that has an approximate diameter of 3.2 cm. - shows no damage whatsoever and comes natually mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin-/catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). It was never cleaned nor polished and is still a bit tarnished (ie. stained). A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (5625I) and that is given an estimated value of 50 Eu. Simply an attractive 'NSV Mitgliedsbrosche' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.V. (ie. \'Nationalsocialistische Volkswohlfahrt\') membership-lapel-pin (ie. \'Brosche\') as executed in bronze-toned \'Buntmetall\' as was specifically intended for: \'Staatlich geprüfte Kindergärtnerinnen\' This is a very attractive - and actually not that often seen! - 'luxuriously-styled', so-called: N.S.V. (ie. 'Nationalsocialistische Volkswohlfahrt') membership-lapel-pin (or: 'Brosche' ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') being a non-maker-marked example as was executed in (darkened) bronze-toned 'Buntmetall' as was specifically intended for usage by: 'Staatlich geprüfte Kindergärtnerinnen' (or: by the state officially-approved childrens'-hosts) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally worn- and/or used-), condition. The neat badge - being a medium-sized- and rectanguar-shaped example that measures approximately 5 x 3,5 mm. - shows no damage whatsoever and comes natually mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin-/catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique referenced-number (5625E) and that is given an estimated value of 150 Eu. Simply an attractive - and luxuriously styled! - 'NSV Mitgliedsbrosche' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.V. (ie. \'Nationalsocialistische Volkswohlfahrt\') membership-lapel-pin being a: \'17 - Ges. Gesch.\'-marked example as executed in silverish-black-toned \'Buntmetall\' This is an attractive so-called: N.S.V. (ie. \'Nationalsocialistische Volkswohlfahrt\') membership-lapel-pin (or: \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') being a clearly: \'17 - Ges. Gesch.\'-marked example as executed in silverish-black-toned \'Buntmetall\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn- and used-, condition. The badge - being of the smaller- ie. medium-sized (ie. 18 mm. sized-) version - shows no damage whatsoever: it just shows some minor scratches ie. wear-marks caused by regular wear: it comes natually mounted onto its typical pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up. The piece shows the makers\'-designation: \'17\' and also shows a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending designation (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar badge is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\'-lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (5625A). Simply an attractive - and luxuriously styled! - \'NSV Mitgliedsabzeichen\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: N.S.V. (ie. \'Nationalsocialistische Volkswohlfahrt\') membership-lapel-pin being an \'RzM - 35\'-marked example as executed in silverish-black-toned \'Buntmetall\' This is an attractive so-called: N.S.V. (ie. 'Nationalsocialistische Volkswohlfahrt') membership-lapel-pin (or: 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') being an: 'RzM - 35'-marked example as executed in silverish-black-toned 'Buntmetall' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- and used-, condition. The badge - being of the smaller- ie. medium-sized (ie. 18 mm. sized-) version - shows no damage whatsoever: it just shows some minor scratches ie. wear-marks caused by regular wear: it comes natually mounted onto its longer-sized pin. The piece shows the makers'-designation: 'RzM - 35' and also shows a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending designation (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar badge is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin catalogue wherein it is given a unique referenced-number (5625A). Simply an attractive - and luxuriously styled! - 'NSV Mitgliedsabzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely printed\'-pattern showing a printed swastika (ie. roundel) This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally worn- ie. used - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely printed'-pattern showing a printed swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem hardly used- nor worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 36 cms. and is 10,5 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (also printed) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured swastika (as can be seen on the pictures). This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached and is also void of an ink-stamp (as more often). The piece is nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely printed\'-pattern showing a printed swastika (ie. roundel) and ink-stamp (that reads: \'Standarte 31 - Hamburg Altona\') This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally worn- ie. used - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely printed'-pattern showing a printed swastika (ie. roundel) and clearly present ink-stamp (that reads: 'SA der N.S.D.AP. - Standarte 31 - Hamburg Altona') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem hardly used- nor worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 36 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (also printed) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured swastika as can be seen on the pictures. This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. The piece is nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely woven\'-pattern and that comes in a minimally used- ie. worn-, condition This is a very attractive - and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely woven'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered'- and seperately attached(!) swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. - I deem - most certainly issued- and minimally worn-, condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich-period organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 43 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as more often seen - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (also linnen-based) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika as can be seen on the pictures. This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. The piece - which is totally void of an ink-stamp - is truly nicely made and does show some staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely woven\'-pattern and that comes in a minimally used- ie. worn-, condition This is a very attractive - and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely woven'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered'- and seperately attached(!) swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. - I deem - most certainly issued- and minimally worn-, condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich-period organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 43 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as more often seen - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (also linnen-based) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika as can be seen on the pictures. This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached (it might well have never one attached). The piece - which is totally void of an ink-stamp - is truly nicely made and does show some staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely woven\'-pattern and that comes in a minimally used- ie. worn-, condition This is a very attractive - and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely woven'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. - I deem - most certainly issued- and minimally worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich-period organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 34 cms. and is 10 cms. wide as more often seen - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (also linnen-based) 'roundel' that contains an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika as can be seen on the pictures. This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. The piece - which is totally void of an ink-stamp - is truly nicely made and does show some staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely woven\'-pattern and that comes in a minimally used- ie. worn-, condition This is a very attractive - and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely woven'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. - I deem - most certainly issued- and minimally worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich-period organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 39 cms. and is 10,5 cms. wide as more often seen - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (also linnen-based) 'roundel' that contains an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika as can be seen on the pictures. This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. The piece - which is totally void of an ink-stamp - is truly nicely made and does show some staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely woven\'-pattern and that comes in a minimally used- ie. worn-, condition This is a very attractive - and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely woven'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. - I deem - most certainly issued- and/or minimally worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich-period organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 39 cms. and is 10 cms. wide as more often seen - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (also linnen-based) 'roundel' that contains an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika as can be seen on the pictures. This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. The piece - which shows a undecypherable ink-stamp - is truly nicely made and does show some staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage: it was most certainly once 'sewn-together' but comes unstitched as found (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely woven\'-pattern and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is a very attractive - and I deem never worn- nor used! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely woven'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered'-swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. - I deem - probably issued albeit still 'virtually mint', condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich-period organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 39 cms. and is 10 cms. wide as more often seen - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (also linnen-based) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika as can be seen on the pictures. This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. The piece - which is totally void of an ink-stamp - is truly nicely made and does show some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely woven\'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (ie. roundel) This is an attractive - and moderately worn- ie. used - example of an early-war- (ie. I deem 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely woven'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K. and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 36 cms. and is 10 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (interwoven) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and also interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) as can be seen on the pictures. This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. The piece is truly very nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely woven\'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (ie. roundel) This is an attractive - and I deem moderately worn- ie. used - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely woven'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K. and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 37 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (interwoven) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and also interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) as can be seen on the pictures. This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. The piece is truly very nicely made and does show age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely woven\'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (ie. roundel) This is an attractive - and I deem clearly worn- ie. used - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely woven'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K. and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 37 cms. and is only 8,5 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (interwoven) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and also interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) as can be seen on the pictures. This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. The piece is truly very nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely woven\'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (ie. roundel) This is an attractive - and clearly worn- ie. used - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely woven'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K. and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 36 cms. and is 10,5 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (interwoven) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and also interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) as can be seen on the pictures. This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. The piece is truly very nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely woven\'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (ie. roundel) This is an attractive - and moderately worn- ie. used - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely woven'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 38 cms. and is 10,5 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (linnen-based) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika as can be seen on the pictures. This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. The piece is truly nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely woven\'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (ie. roundel) This is an attractive - and moderately worn- ie. used - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely woven'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 41 cms. and is 10,2 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (linnen-based) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika as can be seen on the pictures. This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. The piece is truly nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'entirely woven\'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (ie. roundel) This is an attractive - and moderately worn- ie. used - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'entirely woven'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 37 cms. and is 10,4 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (linnen-based) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika as can be seen on the pictures. This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. The piece - which has been ink-stamped with a stamp of the N.S.B.O.- (ie.: 'National-Sozialistischer Betriebszellen-Organisation') - is truly nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'linnen\'-pattern having a \'ribbed-style\' swastika (ie. roundel) attached This is an attractive - and I deem hardly- or even never used - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'multi-pieced, 'linnen-based'-pattern having a 'ribbed-style' swastika (ie. roundel) attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem hardly used- ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K. and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 40 cms. and is 12 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (seperately attached) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured: 'swastika'-device which is executed in 'ribbed-style' linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. The piece is truly very nicely made and does show age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'multi-piece constructed\'-pattern showing a separately attached swastika (ie. roundel) This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally worn- ie. used - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'multi-piece constructed'-pattern showing a separately attached swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 39 cms. and is 10,5 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (separately-attached) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured swastika (constructed of typical linnen-braid as can be seen on the pictures). This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached and is also void of an ink-stamp (as more often). The piece is nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'multi-pieced, non-woven\'-pattern and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is a very attractive - and I deem never ie. hardly worn- nor used! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'multi-pieced, non-woven'-pattern showing a black braid-based-swastika-device that comes mouted onto a white-coloured circle (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. - I deem - probably issued albeit still 'virtually mint', condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich-period organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 45 cms. and is 10 cms. wide as more often seen - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (also entirely linnen-based) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and seperately-attached swastika as can be seen on the pictures. This example still retains its period-attached 'RzM'-etiket (something that is not always the case). The piece - which is totally void of an ink-stamp - is truly nicely made and does show some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'multi-pieced\'-pattern showing a separately attached swastika (ie. roundel) This is an attractive - and clearly worn- ie. used - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'multi-pieced'-pattern showing a separately attached swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K. and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 36 cms. and is 9,7 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (also linnen-based) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured (and separately attached) swastika (as can be seen on the pictures). This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. But shows a (regrettably hard to decyher) blue-coloured ink-stamp. The piece is truly very nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'non-woven\'-pattern showing a separately applied swastika (ie. roundel) attached This is an attractive - and I deem never used nor worn - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'non-woven'-pattern showing a separately applied swastika (ie. roundel) attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 39 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from (very!) bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (also linnen-based) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and separately applied swastika attached (as can be seen on the pictures). This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached and is also void of an ink-stamp. The piece is truly nicely made and only shows some storage-age (simply caused by decades of storage only). Simply a very attractive SA- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.- etc.) related item that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'partly BeVo-woven\'-pattern and that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn-, condition This is a very attractive - and I deem moderately used- ie. worn! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'partly woven'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered'- and seperately attached(!) swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. - I deem - most certainly issued- and moderately worn-, condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich-period organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 41 cms. and is 11,5 cms. wide as more often seen - is neatly constructed from slightly darker-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (also linnen-based) white-coloured 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and interwoven (ie. 'machine-woven') swastika as can be seen on the pictures. This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached (this might well have been lost during regular wear and usage: its remains are still present as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is totally void of an ink-stamp - is truly nicely made and does show some staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'partly printed\'-pattern This is a neat - and I deem only moderately used! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'multi-pieced, partly printed'-pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K. and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 37 cms. and is 9.5 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neat (seperately attached) 'roundel' that shows a printed: 'swastika' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example is void of an interwoven maker- or patent-pending-marking and is void of any ink-stamps. The piece is very nicely made and but does show moderate age, staining and/or minimal wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'partly printed\'-pattern that comes with a clearly present ink-stamp This is a neat - and I deem only moderately used! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'multi-pieced, partly printed'-pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K. and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 42 cms. and is 11,5 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neat (seperately attached) 'roundel' that shows a separetely attached: 'swastika' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example is void of an interwoven maker- or patent-pending-marking but shows a clearly present ink-stamp (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') as can be seen on the pictures. The piece is very nicely made and but does show moderate age, staining and/or minimal wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'partly woven\'-pattern showing a detailed and \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (ie. roundel) attached This is an attractive - and hardly worn- nor used - example of an early-war- (ie. I deem even 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'partly woven'-pattern showing detailed and 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem hardly used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K. and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 36 cms. and is 10,8 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from truly bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (interwoven) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and also interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) as can be seen on the pictures. This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. The piece is truly very nicely made and does show only minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'partly woven\'-pattern showing a separately applied \'BeVo\'-woven swastika (ie. roundel) attached This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally worn- ie. used - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'partly woven'-pattern showing a separately applied 'BeVo'-woven swastika (ie. roundel) attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. These attractive, linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 38,5 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (linnen-based- and as stated ) 'BeVo'-woven swastika (ie. roundel) attached (as can be seen on the pictures). This example still retains its period-attached 'RzM'-etiket and is truly nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'partly woven\'-pattern showing a separately applied \'machine-woven\' swastika (ie. roundel) attached This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally worn- ie. used - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'partly woven'-pattern showing a separately applied 'machine-woven' swastika (ie. roundel) attached and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. These attractive, linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 37 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neat (linnen-based- and as stated) machine-woven swastika (ie. roundel) attached (as can be seen on the pictures). This example is void of an 'RzM'-etiket and is truly nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'partly woven\'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (ie. roundel) This is an attractive - and clearly worn- ie. used - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'partly woven'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 36,5 cms. and is 10 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (linnen-based) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) as can be seen on the pictures. This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. The piece is truly nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'partly woven\'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. \'machine-embroidered\' swastika (ie. roundel) This is an attractive - and clearly worn- ie. used - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'partly woven'-pattern showing an interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K., RAD and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 38 cms. and is 11,5 cms. wide as more often - is neatly constructed from bright-red-coloured, linnen and shows a neat (linnen-based) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured and interwoven ie. 'machine-embroidered' swastika (ie. roundel) as can be seen on the pictures. This example came without an 'RzM'-etiket attached. The piece is truly nicely made and does show obvious age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'partly-woven\'-pattern as executed in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and showing a: \'D.R.K.B.\'-ink-stamp This is a very attractive - and I deem only moderately used! - example of an early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period, SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the neat - and actually not that often encountered! - 'partly-woven'-pattern as executed in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K. and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 37 cms. and is 12 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen and shows a neat (seperately attached) 'roundel' that shows a machine-embroidered: 'swastika' (executed in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern). The black-coloured swastika is woven into the white coloured- and/or linnen-based 'roundel' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example is void of an interwoven maker- or patent-pending-marking but shows a clearly present so-called: D.R.K.B. (or: 'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund' aka 'Kyffhäuserbund') ink-stamp (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is very nicely made and but does show moderate age, staining and/or minimal wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and desirable SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item with a neat D.R.K.B.-ink-stamp that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') being of the \'woolen\'-pattern having a \'ribbed-style\' swastika ie. roundel attached This is an attractive - and moderately used - example of an (I deem) early-war- (ie. 'pre-war'-) period so-called: SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related party-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'multi-pieced, 'woolen'-pattern having a 'ribbed-style' swastika ie. roundel attached and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. These woolen-based armbands were 'standard-issue' for usage by the various SA-members and/or officials (but were also worn by members of various other Third Reich organisations such as for example the members of the N.S.K.K. and/or N.S.D.A.P. to mention a few) and were worn on the left upper-arm. This example - having a total size of 39 cms. and is 11.5 cms. wide as more often - is constructed from bright-red-coloured, felt-like wool and shows a neat (seperately attached) 'roundel' that shows a black-coloured: 'swastika' both executed in 'ribbed-style' linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). This example came with its period 'RzM'-etiket attached (that has been post-war 'fortified' by means of some cello-tape). The piece is very nicely made and but does show moderate age, staining and/or minimal wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive SA- ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) neatly enamelled: \'Traditions-Mützen- o. Gruppenabzeichen\' being a maker- (ie. \'H. Schmidt\'-) marked example as was intended for a member within an (by me) unidentified \'Staffel o. Gruppe\' This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) colourful enamelled, so-called: 'Traditions-Mützen- o. Gruppenabzeichen' being a neatly maker- (ie. 'H. Schmidt'-) marked example as was intended for usage by a member who served within an (by me) unidentified 'Luftwaffe Staffel o. Gruppe' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The colourful badge (which has truly immaculate enamel without showing any damage) depicts a bright-red-coloured eagle-device on a silver-coloured and/or red-rimmed background (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat shield-shaped badge - which has an approximate height of only 1,5 cms. - is executed in neat, silver-coloured- and enamelled 'Buntmetall'. The - fairly small-sized - badge comes as stated above in a very nice condition and comes naturally mounted onto its long-sized pin. It shows some minimal age ie. wear but is as stated fully undamaged and was, moreover, never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty- ie. stained). Simply an attractive - and with certainty not often- ie. rarely encountered! - Luftwaffe-related item that presumably belonged to a pilot: I deem that this particular item would merit some further investigative work!

Attractive, so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (being of the desirable detachable-pattern!) showing a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) This is an attractive example of a moderately used- and worn, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (of the desirable detachable pattern!) showing a WWI-period: ' WWI-period 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued, minimally worn and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes 'mounted' onto a chrome-steel-based 'clasp' (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. The IC truly retains nice details but is totally void of a makers'-designation: it has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style'-) core and is void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Einzelspange' is not 'backed' but shows the chrome-steel-based 'back' as is more often seen. The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period, EKII. Klasse 'Einzelspange' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: \'heavy-weight\'-version of an \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. being of the: \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste\'), being a detailed specimen that comes mounted on its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly attractive - albeit issued and IMO only minimally used - example of a so-called: 'heavy-weight'-version of an: 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' (ie. being of the: '3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste') being a nicely detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked-) specimen that comes mounted on its period- and nicely confectioned ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'), in overall very nice (albeit IMO issued ie. minimally worn-), condition. The neat - and truly very detailed! - medal comes mounted on its period- (albeit confectioned and/or approximately 9 cms.) long-sized and/or pre-folded ribbon as issued and/or stored for decades. Of interest is the fact that this example came with its metal clasp attached (used in order to wear it on a tunic) something that is quite unusual (see pictures). The award has IMO never been cleaned and retains most of its light-coloured, golden- (ie. truly 'bronze'-like-) and/or fairly shiny finish: it has IMO only minimally used and still retains great pronounced detail. This is a so-called: 'schwerer Ausführung' (or heavy-weight version) as was executed in zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') that was in this regular set-up normally intended for men. The piece is just a bit dirty ie. dusty but was never cleaned nor polished and comes as recently found. Simply a very attractive-, non-maker-marked example of this desirable party service-award ie. 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Stufe'!

Attractive, so-called: \'KdF\'- (\'DAF- o. Kraft durch Freude\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate the Mediterranean-trips and depicting a scene in Venice and text: \'Mittelmeerreisen - KdF - 1938-1939\' This is an attractive - and I deem copper-based 'Buntmetall' - so-called: 'DAF/KdF'- (ie.'Deutsches Arbeits Front o. Kraft durch Freude'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') as was issued to commemorate the various Mediterranean-trips and depicting a gondola in the town of Venice and text that reads: 'Mittelmeerreisen - KdF - 1938-1939' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in (greenish-painted) golden-toned metal (ie. I deem 'Buntmetall') - shows very nice detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The piece depicts a typical gondola in the town of Venice and text that reads: 'Mittelmeerreisen - KdF - 1938-1939'. The badge - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation stamped onto the pin/catch set-up that reads: 'Hoffstätter - Bonn' comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Simply a neat - and most certainly scarcely encountered! - 'DAF/KdF'- (ie.'Deutsches Arbeits Front o. Kraft durch Freude'-) related 'tinnie' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: \'KdF\'- (\'DAF- o. Kraft durch Freude\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') depicting a eagles\'-head, \'DAF-Zahnrad\' and text that reads: \'Mit KDF zur Rundfunkaustellung - Berlin - 1937\' This is an attractive (silverish-toned and typical tin-based) so-called: \'DAF/KdF\'- (ie. \'Deutsches Arbeits Front o. Kraft durch Freude\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate a visit to a specific exhibition and that is depicting an illustration of a (stylished!) eagles\'-head, \'DAF-Zahnrad\' and text that reads: \'Mit KDF zur Rundfunkaustellung - Berlin - 1937\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in (tarnished) silver-toned metal (ie. tin or \'pot-metal\') - is totally void of makers\'-designation and shows very nice detail: it was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (and shows some minimal staining on its back). The somewhat shield-shaped badge comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Simply a neat - and most certainly scarcely encountered! - \'DAF/KdF\'- (ie.\'Deutsches Arbeits Front o. Kraft durch Freude\'-) related \'tinnie\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: \'KdF\'- (\'DAF- o. Kraft durch Freude\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') depicting a ship, grapes and \'DAF-Zahnrad\'-logo coupled with the text that reads: \'N.S.G. Kraft durch Freude - Hessen-Nassau\' This is an attractive (silverish-toned and typical molded aluminium-based) so-called: \'DAF/KdF\'- (ie. \'Deutsches Arbeits Front o. Kraft durch Freude\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate a specific KDF-event and that is depicting an illustration of a (stylished!) ship, grapes and \'DAF-Zahnrad\'-logo coupled with the text that reads: \'N.S.G. Kraft durch Freude - Hessen-Nassau\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is unusually void of a date/year-designation and that is executed in (minimally tarnished) silver-toned metal (ie. aluminium) - shows a clear makers\'-designation on its back (that reads: \'Wittmann - Frankfurt\') and shows very nice detail: it was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (and just shows some minimal staining). The oval-shaped badge comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Simply a neat - and most certainly not that often encountered! - \'DAF/KdF\'- (ie.\'Deutsches Arbeits Front o. Kraft durch Freude\'-) related \'tinnie\' that is (I deem) accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: \'KdF\'- (\'DAF-/Kraft durch Freude\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate the Mediterranean-trips and depicting a scene in Venice and text: \'Mittelmeerreisen - KdF - 1938-1939\' This is an attractive - and I deem tin-based! - so-called: 'DAF/KdF'- (ie.'Deutsches Arbeits Front o. Kraft durch Freude'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') as was issued to commemorate the various Mediterranean-trips and depicting a gondola in the town of Venice and text that reads: 'Mittelmeerreisen - KdF - 1938-1939' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in (greenish) golden-toned metal (ie. I deem 'Buntmetall') - shows very nice detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The piece depicts a typical gondola in the town of Venice and text that reads: 'Mittelmeerreisen - KdF - 1938-1939'. The badge - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation stamped onto the pin/catch set-up that reads: 'Hoffstätter - Bonn' comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Simply a neat - and most certainly scarcely encountered! - 'DAF/KdF'- (ie.'Deutsches Arbeits Front o. Kraft durch Freude'-) related 'tinnie' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: \'KdF\'- (\'DAF-/Kraft durch Freude\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') depicting a forrest-creature and text: \'KDF-Schlesierland du Länderkrone - Schlesien mein Heimatland\' This is an attractive (golden-bronze-toned and tin-based) so-called: 'DAF/KdF'- (ie. 'Deutsches Arbeits Front o. Kraft durch Freude'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') as was (presumably) issued to commemorate a trip to Schlesien and depicting an illustration of a forrest-creature and text that reads: 'KDF-Schlesierland du Länderkrone - Schlesien mein Heimatland' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in golden-bronze-toned metal (ie. tin or 'pot-metal') - is totally void of a a date and shows very nice detail: it was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (and shows some minimal staining on its back). The somewhat trapezoid-shaped badge - which is totally void of a makers'-designation - comes mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Simply a neat - and most certainly scarcely encountered! - 'DAF/KdF'- (ie.'Deutsches Arbeits Front o. Kraft durch Freude'-) related 'tinnie' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, so-called: \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or bronze close-combat clasp ie. CCC), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'F & B.L.\'-) marked- and/or quite converse-shaped example that was hardly used This is a truly attractive, so-called: 'Nahkampfspange in Bronze' (or bronze close-combat clasp ie. CCC), being a neatly maker- (ie. 'F & B.L.'-) marked- and/or quite converse-shaped example as was produced by the company: 'F & B.L.' (which abbreviation stands for the company: 'Funcke u. Brüninghaus - Lüdenscheid', in overall nice (albeit minimally used ie. worn-) condition. The neat piece - which has still a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - is as stated a neatly maker-marked version that is bearing the makers'-signification: 'F & B.L.' (as is obligatory for genuine 'F & B.L.' in an upside-down position), denoting that it deals with a piece that was produced by the: 'Funcke u. Brüninghaus'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The 'Spange' is as stated quite converse-shaped and shows a neat flute-shaped - and/or copper-toned - pin (and or catch-/catch-set-up), both which are of course still unaltered and/or fully functional. The clasp - which is naturally of unquestionable originality - retains a fair bit of its original bronze-toned finish and IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age- ie. wear-marks as to be expected. Moreover, is it still quite dirty (but was never cleaned!). The 'crimped' (blackened-) metal back-plate is naturally also present and firmly in place. The piece was recently found as such at a private household and was never before in a collection. Simply a very attractive examle of a bronze-class 'Nahkampf- spange': it should be noted that original examples of this neat award are nowadays getting hard to get. I deem that I priced this example according to its nice and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, so-called: \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or bronze close-combat clasp ie. CCC), being a non-maker-marked- and/or minimally converse-shaped specimen having a \'six-punched back-plate\' in place This is an attractive example of a so-called: 'Nahkampfspange in Bronze' (or bronze close-combat clasp ie. CCC), being a non-maker-marked- and/or minimally converse-shaped specimen, that was produced by a to date unknown maker, that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which has a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - is as stated above void of any makers'-signification - but does show a 'six-punched back-plate' in place (see pictures). The 'Spange' is as stated minimally converse-shaped and shows a flute-shaped - and/or copper-toned - pin (and/or catch-/catch-set-up), both which are of course still present and/or fully functional. The clasp - which is executed in zinc-based metal ie. 'Feinzink' - has lost most of its original (light-coloured-) brownish-bronze-toned finish but has nevertheless never been cleaned nor polished. The by six punches 'crimped' (steel-coloured-) metal-based 'back-plate' is naturally also present and in place (see pictures). The piece was found as such at a private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive example of a bronze-class 'Nahkampfspange' that will be very hard to be upgraded: it should be noted that original examples of this neat combat-award are nowadays getting hard to get. An identical example is also described in Thomas Durantes' excellent reference-work entitled: 'The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II' wherein it is given the unique reference-number: '1.17 - unknown maker #1'. I deem that I priced this example according to its overall very nice and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, so-called: \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a neatly maker-marked- and/or fairly converse-shaped version as was produced by the: \'Friedrich Linden\'- (ie. \'F.L.L.\'-) company This is an attractive example of a so-called: 'Nahkampfspange in Bronze' (or bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'F.L.L.'-) marked- and/or fairly converse-shaped version (by the company: 'Friedrich Linden' based in the town of Lüdenscheid) and that comes in an overall nice (and IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which has a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - is as stated above a neatly maker-marked version bearing the makers'-signification- (ie. logo: 'F.L.L.') on its back, denoting that this is a piece as was produced by the: 'Friedrich Linden'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Moreover, does it show the usually encountered designer-marking: 'Fec.W.E. Peekhaus - Berlin'. The 'Spange' is as stated quite converse-shaped and shows a neat flute-shaped - and/or equally golden-bronze-toned - pin (and/or catch-/catch-set-up), both which are of course still present and/or fully functional. The clasp truly retains a fair bit of its original (bright-coloured-) golden-bronze-toned finish and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'crimped' (steel- ie. copper-coloured-) metal-based 'back-plate' is naturally also present and in place. The piece was found as such at a private household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very attractive examle of a bronze-class 'Nahkampfspange': it should be noted that original examples of this neat award are nowadays getting hard to get. I deem that I priced this example according to its overall nice and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, so-called: \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC), being a non-maker-marked- and/or minimally converse-shaped specimen having its period-attached \'back-plate\' in place This is an attractive example of a so-called: 'Nahkampfspange in Bronze' (or bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC), being a non-maker-marked- and/or minimally converse-shaped specime that was produced by a to date unknown maker and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which has a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - is as stated above void of any makers'-designation - but does show its period-attached (and nicely black-coloured) 'back-plate' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' is as stated minimally converse-shaped and shows a flute-shaped - and/or copper-toned - pin (and/or catch-/catch-set-up), both which are of course still present and/or fully functional. The clasp - which is executed in zinc-based metal ie. 'Feinzink' - retains most of its original (light-coloured-) brownish-bronze-toned finish and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished. The firmly 'crimped' (bluish-/black-coloured-) metal-based 'back-plate' is naturally also present and in place. The piece was found as such at a private household and was never before in collectors'-hands: of interest is, moreover, the fact that it shows a period engraved text on its back that simply reads: '1944/45'. Simply a very attractive example of a bronze-class 'Nahkampfspange' that will be very hard to be upgraded: it should be noted that original examples of this neat combat-award are nowadays getting hard to get. An identical example is also described in Thomas Durantes' excellent reference-work entitled: 'The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II' wherein it is given the unique reference-number: '1.17 - unknown maker 1'. I deem that I did price this example according to its overall very nice and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, so-called: \'Nahkampfspange in Silber\' (or silver-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'F.&B.-L.\'-) marked- and/or minimally converse-shaped version (by the maker- ie. \'Hersteller\': \'Funcke u. Brüninghaus\') This is a truly attractive example of a so-called: 'Nahkampfspange in Silber' (or silver-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC), being a neatly maker- (ie. 'F.&B.-L.'-) marked- and/or minimally converse-shaped version (as was produced by the maker- ie. 'Hersteller': 'Funcke u. Brüninghaus') and that comes in an overall nice (and IMO minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which has a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - is as stated a neatly maker-marked version bearing the makers'-signification- (ie. logo: 'F.&B.-L.') on its back, denoting that this is a piece as was produced by the: 'Funcke u. Brüninghaus'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The 'Spange' is as stated a minimally converse-shaped example that comes mounted on its (functional) flute-shaped - and/or equally silver-toned - pin (and/or typical catch-/catch-set-up), both which are of course still present and/or fully functional. The clasp truly retains most of its original (and fairly shiny!) silver-toned finish and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished. As more often seen with these zinc-based, silver-class awards is some of its silver-based finish 'faded-away' over the years: something that can be noticed on the outer left-side (see pictures). The 'crimped' (and truly black-coloured-) metal-based 'back-plate' is naturally also present and in place. The piece was found as such at a private household and was never before in a collection. Simply a very attractive examle of a silver-class 'Nahkampfspange': it should be noted that original examples of this neat and high-class combat-award are nowadays getting hard to get. I deem that I priced this example according to its overall nice and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, so-called: \'Nahkampfspange in Silber\' (or silver-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'F.&B.-L.\'-) marked- and/or minimally converse-shaped version (by the maker- ie. \'Hersteller\': \'Funcke u. Brüninghaus\') This is an attractive example of a so-called: 'Nahkampfspange in Silber' (or silver-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC), being a neatly maker- (ie. 'F.&B.-L.'-) marked- and/or minimally converse-shaped version (as was produced by the maker- ie. 'Hersteller': 'Funcke u. Brüninghaus') and that comes in an overall nice (and IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which has a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - is as stated a neatly maker-marked version bearing the makers'-signification- (ie. logo: 'F.&B.-L.') on its back, denoting that this is a piece as was produced by the: 'Funcke u. Brüninghaus'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The 'Spange' is as stated a minimally converse-shaped example that comes mounted on its (functional- and bright-silver-coloured-) flute-shaped pin (and/or typical catch-/catch-set-up), both which are of course still present and/or fully functional. The clasp has lost its original silver-toned finish (something that is more of seen with these zinc-based CCCs) but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished. As more often seen with these zinc-based, silver-class awards is the silver-based finish 'faded-away' over the years. The 'crimped' (and truly black-coloured-) metal-based 'back-plate' is naturally also present and in place. The piece was found as such at a private household and was never before part of a collection. Still an attractive examle of a silver-class 'Nahkampfspange': it should be noted that original examples of this neat and high-class combat-award are nowadays getting hard to get. I deem that I priced this example according to its overall nice and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, so-called: \'Nahkampfspange in Silber\' (or silver-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'R.S.\'-) marked- and/or non-converse version (by the maker- ie. \'Hersteller\': \'Rudolf Souval\') This is a truly attractive example of a so-called: 'Nahkampfspange in Silber' (or silver-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC), being a neatly maker- (ie. 'R.S.'-) marked- and/or non-converse-shaped version (by the company: 'Rudolf Souval' based in the Austrian town of Wien), in overall nice (and IMO moderately used ie. clearly worn-) condition. The piece - which has a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - is as stated a neatly maker-marked version bearing the makers'-signification- (ie. logo: 'R.S.') on the back, denoting that this is a piece as was produced by the: 'Rudolf Souval' based in the Austrian town of Wien. The 'Spange' is as stated non-converse-shaped and shows a neat flute-shaped - and/or equally silver-toned - pin (and/or typical catch-/catch-set-up), both which are of course still present and/or fully functional. The clasp retains only some remains of its original silver-toned finish and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: as more often seen with these zinc-based, silver-class awards has some of its silver-based finish 'faded-away' over the years (see pictures). The 'crimped' (and truly black-coloured-) metal-based 'back-plate' is naturally also present and in place. The piece was found as such at a private household and was never before in a collection. Simply a very attractive examle of a silver-class 'Nahkampfspange': it should be noted that original examples of this neat award are nowadays getting hard to get. I deem that I priced this example according to its overall nice and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, so-called: \'Nahkampfspange in Silber\' (or: silver-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'R.S.\'-) marked- and/or non-converse version (by the maker- ie. \'Hersteller\': \'Rudolf Souval\') This is a truly attractive example of a so-called: \'Nahkampfspange in Silber\' (or: silver-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'R.S.\'-) marked- and/or non-converse-shaped version (by the company: \'Rudolf Souval\' based in the Austrian town of Wien), in overall very nice- (and I deem just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat piece - which has a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - is as stated a clearly maker-marked version bearing the makers\'-designation- (ie. logo) \'R.S.\') on its back thus denoting that this is a piece as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company as was based in the Austrian town of Wien (ie. Vienna). The \'Spange\' is as stated non-converse-shaped and shows a neat flute-shaped - and/or equally silver-toned - pin (and/or typical catch-/catch-set-up) both which are of course still present and/or fully functional (as can be noticed on the pictures. The clasp retains a fair bit of its original, (bluish)silver-toned finish and has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished: as more often seen with these zinc-based, silver-class awards has some of its silver-based finish \'faded-away\' over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'crimped\' (and also silver-coloured) metal-based \'back-plate\' is naturally also present and firmly in place. A similar example is also described in Thomas Durantes\' excellent reference-work entitled: \'The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II\' wherein it is given the unique reference-number and description: \'8.1. - 1st pattern - flat-bellied-pin\'-type. The piece was recently found as such at a private-household in Germany and was never before in a collection. Simply a very attractive examle of a silver-class \'Nahkampfspange\': it should be noted that original examples of this neat award are nowadays getting hard to get. I deem that I priced this example according to its overall very nice and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, so-called: \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related commemorative brooch (\'Brosche\') being a maker- (ie. \'C. Poellath\'-) marked example showing the text: \'Kriegserntedank an die Bauerin - Landesbauernschaft Südmark\' This is a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - golden-toned- and (I deem specifically female-related) so-called: 'Reichsnährstand'- (ie. 'RNSt.'-) related commemorative brooch ('Brosche') being a maker- (ie. 'C. Poellath'-) marked example, showing three (very detailed and pronounced 'corn'-devices) and superimposed text: 'Kriegserntedank an die Bauerin - Landesbaurernschaft Südmark' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- ie. worn-), condition. The (fairly heavy weight!) piece is executed in bronze-coloured- and I deem zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has apparently never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished, age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up (which shows the makers'-designation: 'Carl Poellath - Schrobenhausen') and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an WWII-period, 'Reichsnährstand'- (ie. 'RNSt.'-) related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen o. Brosche' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive, so-called: \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related commemorative brooch (\'Brosche\') being a maker- (ie. \'C. Poellath\'-) marked example showing the text: \'Kriegserntedank an die Bauerin - Landesbauernschaft Südmark\' This is a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - golden-toned- and (I deem specifically female-related) so-called: 'Reichsnährstand'- (ie. 'RNSt.'-) related commemorative brooch ('Brosche') being a maker- (ie. 'C. Poellath'-) marked example, showing three (very detailed and pronounced 'corn'-devices) and superimposed text: 'Kriegserntedank an die Bauerin - Landesbaurernschaft Südmark' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- ie. worn-), condition. The (fairly heavy weight!) piece is executed in bronze-coloured- and I deem zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has apparently never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished, age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up (which shows the makers'-designation: 'Carl Poellath - Schrobenhausen') and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an WWII-period, 'Reichsnährstand'- (ie. 'RNSt.'-) related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen o. Brosche' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive, so-called: \'Reichsnährstand\'- (ie. \'RNSt.\'-) related commemorative brooch (\'Brosche\') being a maker- (ie. \'C. Poellath\'-) marked example, showing the text: \'Kriegserntedank an die Bauern - Landesbauernschaft Bayern\' This is a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely encountered! - golden-toned, so-called: 'Reichsnährstand'- (ie. 'RNSt.'-) related commemorative brooch ('Brosche') being a maker- (ie. 'C. Poellath'-) marked example, showing a (very detailed sword, swastika and pronounded 'corn'-devices) and text: 'Kriegserntedank an die Bauern - Landesbauernschaft Bayern' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- ie. worn-), condition. The (fairly heavy weight!) piece is executed in bronze-coloured- and I deem zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice, somewhat tarnished-, age-patina). The badge comes mounted onto its functional (and unaltered!) pin-/catch set-up (which shows the makers'-designation: 'Carl Poellath - Schrobenhausen') and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an WWII-period, 'Reichsnährstand'- (ie. 'RNSt.'-) related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen o. Brosche' for an interesting and justified price!

Attractive, so-called: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst (SHD)\' armbadge, being an example that is executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for usage by an SHD-member of the: \'Feuerlöschdienst\' (or: fire-extinction service) This is an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - so-called: 'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst (SHD)' armbadge, being an example that is executed in 'BeVo'-weave pattern, as was intended for usage by an SHD-member of the: 'Feuerlöschdienst' (or: fire-extinction service) that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The badge - which depicts a white-coloured Gotic 'F'-character on a bright-red-coloured background - was introduced in late 1941 and was one of a series of - at least - six different such 'SHD'-speciality- ie. trade-badges. These 'specialist'-badges were worn on the left upper-arm. The piece on offer here comes in a mint- ie. unissued (and of course fully unconfectioned), condition: it comes as 'straightly cut-of the role'. Simply an attractive arm-badge that was worn by a member from one of the more unknown TR-organisations!

Attractive, so-called: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' (or: silver class, civil loyal-service medal for 25 yrs. of service) that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or minimally worn The attractive - and as always non-maker-marked - award is a very nice and/or truly detailed piece that truly retains all of its fairly 'frosted'-styled, silverish-toned finish: it also retains most of its: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as issued. The medal comes mounted onto its typical, cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still retains its period (copper-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned - it shows some minimal tarnish - and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged!) enamelled swastika-area. Simply a very attractive example that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, so-called: \'Zollgrenzschütz-Ehrenzeichen\' (or: customs loyal-service medal) that comes mounted onto its (small-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes as \'torn-out\' of a \'salesman-card\' This an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a golden-bronze-toned so-called: 'Zollgrenzschütz-Ehrenzeichen' (or: customs loyal-service medal) that comes mounted onto its (small-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes as roughly 'torn-out' of a carton-based so-called: 'salesman-card' (ie. 'Mustertafel') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem never used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The award is just a tiny bit tarnished but retains a great age patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came mounted onto its original, confectioned- and/or small-sized cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (which is void of an interwoven golden-yellow-coloured 'Zollgrenzschütz'-eagle-device). Simply a very nicely preserved 'Zollgrenzschütz-Ehrenzeichen'-set that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, sport-shirt badge as was specifically intended for usage by members serving within the: \'Deutches Frauenwerk\' (or: \'DFW\') being a \'virtually mint\' example that is void of any text This is an attractive example of a linnen-based sport-shirt badge as was specifically intended for usage by members serving within the: \'Deutches Frauenwerk\' (or: \'DFW\') being a \'virtually mint\'- (and/or most certainly never mounted) example that comes in a wonderful condition, overall. The neat patch - depicting a \'rounded swastika\'-symbol and so-called: \'life\'-rune-sign - is of the \'variant\'-pattern comes in a just folded condition and shows some minor staining (ie. wrinkles) but has no damage whatsoever. The - somewhat larger- (ie. 11 x 10 cms.) sized - patch is one of the more difficult to encounter womens\' sports\'-related patches. Hard to find a better preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, SS, so-called: \'RzM-styled\'-, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) arm-patch (\'Ärmelabzeichen\') as was exclusively intended for usage on the fencing-jackets (\'Fechterjacken\') This is a truly attractive example of a SS, so-called: 'RzM-styled'-, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-type-) arm-patch ('Ärmelabzeichen') as was exclusively intended for usage on the fencing-jackets ('Fechterjacken'), that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint-/unissued and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This patch is one of the more scarcely seen SS-insignia of the series and is as stated IMO never used nor worn (it originated with certainty from one of the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The patch - which is excuted in greyish-silver-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. 'smooth'-type ie. 'moleskin'-based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the greyish-white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. It should be noted that this patch should NOT be confused with the equally shaped so-called: 'Allgemeine-SS'-armbadge that was worn by members of the 'Germanische-SS' (in countries such as Norway, the Netherlands and/or Belgium). Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS-arm-patch: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, SS, so-called: \'RzM-styled\'-, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) arm-patch (\'Ärmelabzeichen\') as was exclusively intended for usage on the fencing-jackets (\'Fechterjacken\') This is a truly attractive - and scarcely found! - example of a SS, so-called: 'RzM-styled'-, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-type-) arm-patch ('Ärmelabzeichen') as was exclusively intended for usage on the fencing-jackets ('Fechterjacken') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint-/unissued' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This patch is one of the more scarcely seen SS-insignia of the series and is as stated above never used nor worn (it originated with certainty from one of the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The patch - which is excuted in greyish-silver-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. 'smooth'-type ie. 'moleskin'-based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the greyish-white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. It should be noted that this patch should NOT be confused with the equally shaped so-called: 'Allgemeine-SS'-armbadge that was worn by members of the 'Germanische-SS' (in countries such as Norway, the Netherlands and/or Belgium). Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS-arm-patch: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, SS- (ie. Waffen-SS), aluminium-based enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM - 36/38 SS\'- or: \'Overhoff & Cie.\'-) marked example that comes in a just moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - and nowadays truly scarcely encountered! - SS- (ie. Waffen-SS), typical aluminium-based, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der SS\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM - 36/38 SS\'-) marked example (= being a producers\'-code as was used by the: \'Overhoff & Cie.\'-company as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid) that comes in an overall nice- (ie. most certainly used- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The piece is, however, void of any real damage but does show obvious wear, age and is a bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). These (rather \'soft\'-based-) aluminium belt-buckles are quite easily damaged and are often found truly \'worn-out\': the example on offer here does show obvious wear and/or scratched areas but retains, nevertheless, great pronounced detail. The inside (and outside!) shows some staining as acquired over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The super-imposed \'RzM - 36/38 SS\'-designation (which is present on its back under the roller-catch as always) is very pronounced and clear (as can be seen on the pictures). This example is totally not cleaned nor polished. I am of course aware of the fact that these aluminium \'SS-belt-buckles\' are regrettably also copied at a large scale: this example is naturally a fine and 100% genuine specimen and has all characteristics of a fine original aluminium example. Simply an atttractive - and truly worn! - Waffen-SS belt-buckle that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, SS- (ie. Waffen-SS), aluminium-based enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM - 36/38 SS\'- or: \'Overhoff & Cie.\'-) marked example that comes in a just moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - and nowadays truly scarcely encountered! - SS- (ie. Waffen-SS), typical aluminium-based, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der SS\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM - 36/38 SS\'-) marked example (= being a producers\'-code as was used by the: \'Overhoff & Cie.\'-company as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. most certainly used- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The piece is, however, void of any real damage but does show obvious wear, age and is a bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). These (rather \'soft\'-based-) aluminium belt-buckles are quite easily damaged and are often found truly \'worn-out\': the example on offer here does show obvious wear and/or scratched areas but retains, nevertheless, great pronounced detail. The inside (and outside!) shows some staining as acquired over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The super-imposed \'RzM - 36/38 SS\'-designation (which is present on its back under the roller-catch as always) is very pronounced and clear (as can be seen on the pictures). This example is totally not cleaned nor polished. I am of course aware of the fact that these aluminium \'SS-belt-buckles\' are regrettably also copied at a large scale: this example is naturally a fine and 100% genuine specimen and has all characteristics of a fine original aluminium example. Simply an atttractive - and truly worn! - Waffen-SS belt-buckle that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, SS- (ie. Waffen-SS), aluminium-based enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM - 822/37 SS\'-) marked example that comes in a clearly used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - and nowadays truly scarcely encountered! - SS- (ie. Waffen-SS), typical aluminium-based, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der SS\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM - 822/37 SS\'-) marked example (= being most likely a producers\'-code as was used by the: \'Richard Sieper & Söhne\' ie. the: \'R.S.&.S.\'-company as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid) that comes in an overall nice- (ie. most certainly used- and/or worn-), condition. The piece is, however, void of any real damage but does show obvious wear, age and is a bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). These (rather \'soft\'-based-) aluminium belt-buckles are quite easily damaged and are often found truly \'worn-out\': the example on offer here does show obvious wear and/or scratched areas but retains, nevertheless, great pronounced detail. The inside (and outside!) shows some staining as acquired over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The super-imposed \'RzM - 822/37 SS\'-designation (which is present on its back as always) is pronounced and clear (as can be seen on the pictures). This example is totally not cleaned nor polished. I am of course aware of the fact that these aluminium \'SS-belt-buckles\' are regrettably also copied at a large scale: this example is naturally a fine and 100% genuine specimen and has all characteristics of a fine original aluminium example. Simply an atttractive - and truly worn! - Waffen-SS belt-buckle that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, SS- (ie. Waffen-SS), aluminium-based enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM - 822/38 SS\'-) marked example that comes in a clearly used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - and nowadays truly scarcely encountered! - SS- (ie. Waffen-SS), typical aluminium-based, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der SS\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM - 822/38 SS\'-) marked example (= being most likely a producers\'-code as was used by the: \'Richard Sieper & Söhne\' ie. the: \'R.S.&.S.\'-company as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid) that comes in an overall nice- (ie. most certainly used- and/or worn-), condition. The piece is, however, void of any real damage but does show obvious wear, age and is a bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). These (rather \'soft\'-based-) aluminium belt-buckles are quite easily damaged and are often found truly \'worn-out\': the example on offer here does show obvious wear and/or scratched areas but retains, nevertheless, great pronounced detail. The inside (and outside!) shows some staining as acquired over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The super-imposed \'RzM - 822/38 SS\'-designation (which is present on its back as always) is very pronounced and clear (as can be seen on the pictures). This example is totally not cleaned nor polished. I am of course aware of the fact that these aluminium \'SS-belt-buckles\' are regrettably also copied at a large scale: this example is naturally a fine and 100% genuine specimen and has all characteristics of a fine original aluminium example. Simply an atttractive - and truly worn! - Waffen-SS belt-buckle that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, SS- (ie. Waffen-SS-) zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based officers\'-pattern belt-buckle being a typical \'RzM - 36/39 - OLC - SS\'-marked (and thus by the: \'Overhoff & Cie.\'-produced-) example that comes in a minimally damaged condition This is an attractive, SS- (ie. Waffen-SS) zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based officers'-pattern belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Führer der SS o. Waffen-SS') being a typical 'RzM - 36/39 - OLC - SS'-marked (and thus by the: 'Overhoff & Cie.'-produced-) example that comes in a clearly worn- and/or minimally damaged- (ie. incomplete-), condition. The neat (and zinc-based-) belt-buckle comes in a clearly used ie. worn condition and has regrettably lost its (most certainly once applied) silver-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining (it has, however, most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). It has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is a typical 'RzM - 36/39 - OLC - SS'-marked- (and thus by the: 'Overhoff & Cie.'-company) produced example that is clearly stamped under the catch (as is more often encountered). The piece regrettably misses one of its zinc-based attachment-pins (which is broken-off as can be seen on the pictures): it can, however, still be mounted onto a belt and be used as such. As most certainly known are these original, zinc-based SS officers'-pattern belt-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or clearly used example as the one on offer here: of course, did I price this example according to its clearly used- and/or incomplete condition!

Attractive, steel-based-, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Panzer-Grenadiere o. Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'Stamm.Komp.Pz.Gren.Ers.Batl. 215\' and that comes as issued- and/or recently found This is an attractive example of a typical steel-based (and somewhat rust-stained), later-war-period WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Panzer-Grenadiere o. Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'Stamm.Komp.Pz.Gren.Ers.Batl. 215' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: 'Stamm-Kompanie des Panzer-Grenadier-Ersatz-Bataillons 215' ie.: root-company of the grenadier replacement battalion numbered: '215') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes and is minimally rust-stained but never cleaned as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (Type '0') as is clearly (dual)stamped onto its front. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Panzer-Grenadiere o. Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, steel-based-, WH (LW-) ie. \'Aufklärungs\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped- and/or: \'coded\' unit-designation: \'57005\' (and as such belonging to a soldier who served within the: \'Erg.-Aufkl.Staffel (F) Ob.d. L.\') This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - example of a silver-coloured- and/or stainless-steel-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Aufklärungs'- (or: reconnaisance-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke'), bearing the clearly stamped- and/or: 'coded' unit-designation: '57005' (and as such belonging to a soldier (ie. NCO or officer) who served within the: 'Ergänzungs-Aufklärung-Staffel (F) Ob.d. L.') (and as such belonging to a reconnaisance-soldier ie. pilot or crew-member who served within the: 'Erg.-Aufkl.Staffel (F)'. The disc comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc is void of the bearers'-blood-group-type (something that was more often seen on these 'coded' ID-discs but came mounted on its period cord). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a private household where it was recently uncovered. Simply a very attractive and honest 'coded' WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Aufklärungs'-related ID-disc that might merit some further investigative work and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, tan-coloured, so-called: N.S.F.K.- (or: \'National Socialistisches Flieger Korps\') arm-eagle being a nicely woven- (and enlisted-mens\'-pattern) example that comes mounted on its piece of tan-coloured wool This is a truly attractive - and not that easily found! - example of a tan-coloured, so-called: N.S.F.K.- (or: 'National Socialistisches Flieger Korps') arm-eagle ('Armadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des N.S.F.K.') being a nicely ('BeVo'-) woven- (and enlisted-mens'-pattern) example depicting the 'Fliegender Mensch'-symbol that comes (pre)mounted on its piece of tan-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. minimally used- ie. once shirt-attached-), condition. The arm-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-like weave-technique - comes (off-factory) mounted on its tan-coloured- and/or woolen based backing but misses an 'RzM'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was minimally used ie. presumably once tunic-attached and does show some minimal signs of having been worn and used as such (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive EM- ie. NCO-pattern example that was specifically intended for usage on the tan-coloured: 'N.S.F.K.-Dienstblusen' (ie. shirts)!

Attractive, tan-coloured, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') arm-eagle, still having its original-applied- and/or paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket attached This is an attractive example of a tan-coloured, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') arm-eagle (as was intended to be worn on the tan-coloured shirts and/or tunics), still having its original-applied- and/or paper-based 'RzM'-etiket attached and that comes in a very nice (ie. never used- ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. The arm-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-type-, 'flat-wire' weave-technique - comes with its original, paper-based- and light-blue coloured 'RzM'-etiket attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never used nor tunic-attached but does show some minimal fraying on the edges (simply caused by decades of storage only). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, tan-coloured, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. \'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps\') arm-eagle, still having its original-applied- and/or paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket attached This is an attractive example of a tan-coloured, so-called: N.S.K.K. (ie. 'National Socialistisches Kraftfahr Korps') arm-eagle (as was intended to be worn on the tan-coloured shirts and/or tunics), still having its original-applied- and/or paper-based 'RzM'-etiket attached and that comes in a very nice (ie. never used- ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. The arm-eagle - which is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-type-, 'flat-wire' weave-technique - comes with its original, paper-based- and light-blue coloured 'RzM'-etiket attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never used nor tunic-attached but does show some minimal fraying on the edges (simply caused by decades of storage only). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, tarnished silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM etc.) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (being of the \'non-detachable\'-pattern) showing a WH Austrian \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 März 1938\' This is an attractive - albeit clearly worn ie. somewhat tarnished - example of a silver-toned, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine etc.) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) being of the \'non-detachable\'-pattern and showing a WH Austrian \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 März 1938\' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria, which started on 1 March 1938) and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, red- coloured and black- and white-striped - ribbon (ie. bar) as issued and/or clearly worn. The detail on this example is truly nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat \'darkened\'- (ie. tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes \'mounted\' onto a metal-based \'clasp\' that is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of black-coloured linnen and that shows a functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\' (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these WH Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medals come not that often mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive, TeNo (ie. \'Technische Nothilfe\') (I deem) officers\'-pattern side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Offiziers-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave, \'flat-wire\'-pattern on a darker-blue-coloured background This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - TeNo (ie. \'Technische Nothilfe\') (I deem) officers\'-pattern, side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Offiziers-Schiffchen\') being an example as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave, \'flat-wire\'-pattern onto a darker-blue- (ie. black-) coloured background (and showing an interwoven: \'Ges.Gesch.\' patent-pending-designation) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. The piece is neatly executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave, \'flat-wire\'-pattern and was never confectioned nor cap-attached: it comes \'as straightly cut-of the role\'. The eagle - which is neatly machine-embroidered in silver-braid on a darker-blue- (ie. black-) coloured and/or linnen-based background - shows extraordinary detail. Simply an attractive piece of miscellaneous TR-cap-insignia that is actually not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, TeNo (ie. \'Technische Nothilfe\') side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schiffchen\') being a nicely maker- (ie. \'G.& W.\'-) marked example as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave, \'flat-wire\'-pattern on a darker-blue-coloured background This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: TeNo (ie. 'Technische Nothilfe') enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) pattern, side-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schiffchen') being an example as was executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave, 'flat-wire'-pattern on a darker-blue- (ie. black-) coloured background (it shows an interwoven marking and is additionally showing a seperately attached- and also neatly woven: makers'- (ie. 'G.& W.'-) mark and/or: 'Ges.Gesch.' patent-pending-marking) and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO minimally used- and/or once cap-attached-), condition. The piece is neatly executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave, 'flat-wire'-pattern and carefully confectioned and IMO once cap-attached: it shows a 'buckram'-based backing and is additionally 'backed' with a piece of darker-blue-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is neatly machine-embroidered in silver-braid on a darker-blue- (ie. black-) coloured and/or linnen-based background - shows extraordinary detail. Simply an attractive piece of miscellaneous TR-cap-insignia that is actually not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, three-pieced (detachable) medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing respectively an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\', a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal and a: \'KvK II. Klasse mit Schwerter\' This is an attractive, three-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') respectively depicting a: showing respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross second-class) being an example that was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker, a detailed: WH Czech occupation- ie. 'Anschluss'-medal: '1 October 1938' (as was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: war-merits' cross 2nd class with swords) all three pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The iron cross was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally 'darkened tarnish' (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The Czech 'Anschluss'-medal also retains great detail: all its (bright-toned-) golden-bronze finish is still perfectly preserved whereas the medal has a minimal 'blackened' tarnish ie. age-patina. The pronounced war-merits'-cross or: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' is a detailed, golden-bronze-toned- (and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based) example that retains most of its darkened, golden-bronze finish. All three awards have a truly nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished and come naturally mounted on their period-attached ribbons. The entire 'Spange' is not backed but comes mounted onto a (detachable) chrome-based 'mounting-plate' (that still retains its functional pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' originates from a private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive example of a three-pieced 'Ordenspange' that will hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, three-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting a WWI-period: \'EK II. Klasse\', a: \'KvK 2. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' and a WWI-period: \'FKK 1914-18 m. Schw.\' This is an attractive, three-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') respectively depicting a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a WWII-period: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwertern' (or: war-merits'-cross second class without swords) and a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter'), all three pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. All three awards are just somewhat tarnished by age but are truly nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures): they are void of any damage or alike. The 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' is a nicely preserved example that shows great detail and does show a somewhat darkened age-patina (as is more often encountered). The 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwertern' (or: war-merits'-cross second class without swords) is a typical 'Buntmetall'-based example. The bright golden-toned, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (somewhat 'shiny') finish and was never polished nor cleaned. The (maker- ie. '32 - R.V. Pforzheim'-) marked) 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter') is a nicely preserved example that is executed in bronze-coloured-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. It retains most of its somewhat darkened-, bronze-toned finish (see pictures). All three awards come naturally mounted on their period-attached ribbons. The entire 'Spange' is not 'backed' with a wool but comes mounted onto a chrome-steel-based 'backing-plate' and shows a (regular-type-) pin-/catch-set-up (which if of course fully functional). The 'Spange' originates from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive example of a three-pieced, WWI (ie. Third Reich-) period 'Ordenspange' that will hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, three-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting a WWI-period: \'EK II.Klasse\', a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter\') and a detailed: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe\' This is an attractive - and in this uncommonly found combination not that often seen! - three-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Doppelspange') respectively depicting a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second-class), a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter') and a neatly bright-golden toned: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe' (or police loyal-service medal first class as was awarded for 25 years of loyal service within the various police-services) all three pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' is a nicely preserved example that retains a (fully present- ie. undamaged-) black-coloured core (which is just a bit dusty ie. stained). The silver-based frame is just a bit tarnished and does show a bluish-like age-patina (as is more often encountered). The 'Frontkämpferkreuz' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter') is a nicely preserved- (and/or: 'B.H.-L.'-marked-) example that is executed in (golden-bronze-coloured-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. It retains most of its somewhat darkened, bronze-toned finish (see pictures). The 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe' (or: police loyal-service medal first class as was awarded for 25 years of loyal-service) is a very nicely preserved example that truly retains gorgeous details: it still shows most of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is a tiny bit tarnished but retains a great age-patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). It comes naturally mounted on its darker-blue (ie. 'kornblumenblauer'-) coloured ribbon that shows a neatly interwoven- (and/or: golden-yellow-coloured-) police-eagle-device as to be expected. All three pieces come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The entire 'Spange' is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type- and functional) pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a three-pieced 'Polizei'-related 'Ordenspange' in an uncommonly found combination that will hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, three-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting a WWI-period: \'EK II.Klasse\', a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter\') and a detailed: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' This is a very attractive - and in this uncommonly found combination not that often seen! - three-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') respectively depicting a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second-class), a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter') and a neatly bright-silver toned: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) all three pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' is a very nicely preserved example that retains a (fully present- ie. totally undamaged-) black-coloured core (which is just a bit dusty ie. stained). The silver-based frame is just a bit tarnished and does show a bluish-like age-patina (as is more often encountered). The 'Frontkämpferkreuz' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter') is a nicely preserved- (and/or: 'GG'-marked-) example that is executed in (golden-bronze-coloured-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. It retains all of its somewhat darkened, bronze-toned finish (see pictures). The 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse' is a very nicely preserved example that truly retains gorgeous details: it still shows most of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is a tiny bit tarnished but retains a great age-patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). All three medals come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons as to be expected and have all three a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The entire 'Spange' is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type- and functional) pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this interesting piece shows a period- (linnen-based- an/or nicely woven!) makers'-etiket attached that reads: 'Kummer - Halle a/S. - Adolf Hitlerring 1'. Simply an attractive example of a three-pieced 'WWI- ie. TR'-related 'Ordenspange' in an uncommonly found combination that will be impossibly to be upgraded!

Attractive, three-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting a WWI-period: \'FKK 1914-18\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schw.\'), a: \'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936\' and a WWI Austrian medal \'1914-1918\' This is an attractive - and in this uncommonly found combination not that often seen! - three-pieced (WWI-period- ie. Third Reich-period) medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') respectively depicting a WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwertern'), a neatly bright-silver toned: 'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936' and a WWI Austrian medal '1914-1918' all three pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The 'Frontkämpferkreuz' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter') is a nicely preserved- (and/or: 'PM'-marked-) example that is executed in (golden-bronze-coloured) zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based metal. It retains all of its somewhat darkened, bronze-toned finish (see pictures). The 'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936' (or: Berlin Olympic Games commemorative-medal) is an attractive (and detailed- and pronounced) piece that retains a fair bit of its its period-applied, silver-coloured finish: it also retains some of of its: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) but is quite tarnished ie. stained (it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished). The WWI-period, Austrian-Hungarian commemorative medal '1914-1918' is a detailed zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains all its silver-toned finish and pronounced detail. All three medals come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons as to be expected and have all three a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The entire 'Spange' is nicely 'backed' with a piece of bluish-grey-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type- and functional) pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a three-pieced 'WWI- ie. TR'-related 'Ordenspange' in an uncommonly found combination that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, three-pieced WWI-period medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting an: \'EK II. Klasse\', a: \'Sachsener FA-Medaille in Silber\' and a: \'FKK 1914-18 m. Schw.\' that comes with its two accompanying \'Feld-/Bandspangen\' This is an attractive, three-pieced, WWI-period medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange') respectively depicting a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a: 'Sachsen Königreich' so-called: 'Friedrich-August Medaille in Silber' and a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwerter') all three pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. All three awards are just somewhat tarnished by age but are truly nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures): they are void of any damage or alike. The 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' is a nicely preserved example that shows great detail and does show a somewhat darkened age-patina (as is more often encountered). The 'Friedrich-August Medaille in Silber' is a typical (I deem) genuine silver-based example. The silver-toned (and minimally tarnished) silver-like finish and pronounced detail are still nicely preserved: the piece was never polished nor cleaned. The (maker- ie. 'G.10'-) marked) 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter') is a nicely preserved example that is executed in bronze-coloured-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal as more often. It retains most of its somewhat darkened-, bronze-toned finish (see pictures). All three awards come naturally mounted on their period-attached ribbons. The entire 'Spange' is nicely 'backed' with bright-red-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type-) pin-/catch-set-up (which if of course fully functional). The 'Spange' came together with its two accompanying 'Feld-/Bandspangen' (one being of the so-called: 'button-hole'-set-up) as issued and originates from a private household in Germany: the set was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive example of a three-pieced, WWI-period 'Ordenspange'-grouping that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, tombak- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based- and/or neatly maker-marked example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze\' as was produced by the: \'G.H.Osang\'-company This is a very attractive and truly pronounced, tombak- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based and neatly maker- (ie. \'G.H.Osang - Dresden\'-) marked example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class bomber-pilots\'-clasp ie. FFS) as was produced by the: \'G.H. Osang\'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and retains most of its period-applied- (and somewhat bright), golden-bronze-toned finish: the silver-blue-coloured- (and \'Buntmetall\'-based) eagle-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp) is equally detailed and also retains most of its silver-toned and/or minimal \'tarnished\' finish. The piece shows, however, great character and/or fine, pronounced detail. The clasp comes naturally in great shape ie. order: the (golden-coloured- ie. also \'Buntmetall\'-based) pin-/ie. pin-attachment, period-catch and/or single rivet are in fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order. The clasp has never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished \'age-patina\'. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a neat - and not that often encountered! - fairly \'high-class\' Luftwaffe-award ie. FFS that is priced accordingly!

Attractive, tombak- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based- and/or non-maker-marked example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze\' as presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company This is a very attractive and pronounced, tombak- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based (albeit as more often non-maker-marked) example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class bomber-pilots\'-clasp ie. FFS) as was presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and retains most of its period-applied- (and somewhat darker), golden-bronze-toned finish: the silver-coloured- (and \'Buntmetall\'-based) eagle-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp) is equally detailed and also retains most of its silver-toned and/or minimal \'tarnished\' finish. The piece is as stated a non-maker-marked example that was presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company (as is more often the case) that comes as stated above in an only moderately used- and/or worn condition. Is does show, however, great character and/or fine, pronounced detail. The clasp is naturally in great shape ie. order: the (golden-coloured- ie. also \'Buntmetall\'-based) pin-/ie. pin-attachment and/or single rivet are in fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order. The catch is regrettably broken-off (and comes loose with the clasp: so it might be repaired if deemed necessary). The clasp has never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished \'age-patina\'. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a neat - and not that often encountered! - fairly \'high-class\' Luftwaffe-award ie. FFS that is priced according to its broken-catch!

Attractive, tombak- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based- and/or non-maker-marked example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze\' as presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company This is a very attractive and pronounced, tombak- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based (albeit as more often non-maker-marked) example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class bomber-pilots\'-clasp ie. FFS) as was presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and retains most of its period-applied- (and somewhat darker), golden-bronze-toned finish: the silver-coloured- (and \'Buntmetall\'-based) eagle-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp) is equally detailed and also retains most of its silver-toned and/or minimal \'tarnished\' finish. The piece is as stated a non-maker-marked example that was presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company (as is more often the case) that comes as stated above in an only moderately used- and/or worn condition. Is does show, however, great character and/or fine, pronounced detail. The clasp is naturally in great shape ie. order: the (golden-coloured- ie. also \'Buntmetall\'-based) pin-/ie. pin-attachment, period-catch and/or single rivet are in fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order. The clasp has never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished \'age-patina\'. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a neat - and not that often encountered! - fairly \'high-class\' Luftwaffe-award ie. FFS that is priced accordingly!

Attractive, tombak- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based- and/or non-maker-marked example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze\' as presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company This is a very attractive and truly pronounced, tombak- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based (albeit as more often non-maker-marked) example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class bomber-pilots\'-clasp ie. FFS) as was presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and retains most of its period-applied- (and somewhat bright), golden-bronze-toned finish: the silver-coloured- (and \'Buntmetall\'-based) eagle-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp) is equally detailed and also retains most of its silver-toned and/or minimal \'tarnished\' finish. The piece is as stated a non-maker-marked example that was presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company (as is more often the case) that comes as stated above in an only moderately used- and/or worn condition. Is does show, however, great character and/or fine, pronounced detail. The clasp is naturally in great shape ie. order: the (golden-coloured- ie. also \'Buntmetall\'-based) pin-/ie. pin-attachment, period-catch and/or single rivet are in fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order. The clasp has never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished \'age-patina\'. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a neat - and not that often encountered! - fairly \'high-class\' Luftwaffe-award ie. FFS that is priced accordingly!

Attractive, tombak- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based- and/or non-maker-marked example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Gold\' as presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company This is a very attractive - and truly pronounced! - tombak- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based (albeit as more often non-maker-marked) example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Gold\' (or: golden-class bomber-pilots\'-clasp ie. FFS) as was presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and retains most of its period-applied- (and somewhat bright), golden-toned finish: the blackened-silver-coloured- (and and \'Buntmetall\'-based) eagle-ie. bomb-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp) is equally detailed and also retains most of its silver-toned and/or minimal \'tarnished\' finish. The piece is as stated a non-maker-marked example that was presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company (as is more often the case) that comes as stated above in an only moderately used- and/or worn condition. Is does show, however, great character and/or fine, pronounced detail. The clasp is naturally in great shape ie. order: the (golden-coloured- ie. also \'Buntmetall\'-based) pin-/ie. pin-attachment, period-catch and/or single rivet are in fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order. The clasp has never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished \'age-patina\'. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a neat - and not that often encountered! - fairly \'high-class\' Luftwaffe-award ie. FFS in Gold that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, tombak- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based- and/or non-maker-marked example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Gold\' as presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company This is a very attractive - and truly pronounced! - tombak- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based (albeit as more often non-maker-marked) example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Gold\' (or: golden-class bomber-pilots\'-clasp ie. FFS) as was presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and retains most of its period-applied- (and somewhat bright), golden-toned finish: the (blackened) silver-coloured- (and and \'Buntmetall\'-based) eagle-ie. bomb-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp) is equally detailed and also retains most of its silver-toned and/or minimal \'tarnished\' finish. The piece is as stated a non-maker-marked example that was presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company (as is more often the case) that comes as stated above in an only moderately used- and/or worn condition. Is does show, however, great character and/or fine, pronounced detail. The clasp is naturally in great shape ie. order: the (golden-coloured- ie. also \'Buntmetall\'-based) pin-/ie. pin-attachment, period-catch and/or single rivet are in fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order. The clasp has never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished \'age-patina\'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows some period-engraved initials of the recipient that read: \'IV\' (or alike) as can be noticed on the pictures. The neat piece originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a neat - and not that often encountered! - fairly \'high-class\' Luftwaffe-award ie. FFS in Gold that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, tombak- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based- and/or non-maker-marked example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Silber\' as presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company This is a very attractive and truly pronounced, tombak- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based (albeit as more often non-maker-marked) example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class bomber-pilots\'-clasp ie. FFS) as was presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and retains most of its period-applied- (and somewhat darker), silver-toned finish: the silver-coloured- (and also \'Buntmetall\'-based) \'flying-bomb\'-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp) is equally detailed and also retains most of its (bluish)silver-toned and/or minimal \'tarnished\' finish. The piece is as stated a non-maker-marked example that was presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company (as is more often the case) that comes as stated above in an only moderately used- and/or worn condition. Is does show, however, great character and/or fine, pronounced detail. The clasp is naturally in great shape ie. order: the (silver-coloured- ie. also \'Buntmetall\'-based) pin-/ie. pin-attachment, copper-toned period-catch and/or single rivet are in fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order. The clasp has never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished \'age-patina\'. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - fairly \'high-class\' Luftwaffe-award ie. FFS that is priced accordingly!

Attractive, tombak- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based- and/or non-maker-marked example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Transportflieger in Bronze\' (as was presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company) This is a very attractive and pronounced, tombak- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based (albeit as more often non-maker-marked) example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Transportflieger in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class transport-plane-pilots\'-clasp ie. FFS) as was presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and retains most of its period-applied- (and somewhat darker), golden-bronze-toned finish: the blackened, silver-coloured- (and \'Buntmetall\'-based) eagle-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp) is equally detailed and also retains most of its silver-toned and/or minimal \'tarnished\' finish. The piece is as stated a non-maker-marked example that was presumably produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company (as is more often the case) that comes as stated above in an only moderately used- and/or worn condition. Is does show, however, great character and/or fine, pronounced detail. The clasp is naturally in great shape ie. order: the (golden-coloured- ie. also \'Buntmetall\'-based) pin-/ie. pin-attachment and/or single rivet are in fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order. The catch is minimally de-formed but is stil functtional). The clasp has never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished \'age-patina\'. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a neat - and not that often encountered! - Luftwaffe-award ie. \'Frontflugspange für Transportflieger in Bronze\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, TR-era- (ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'-) related harmonica entitled: \'Wehrmacht Stolz\' being a moderately used example that comes stored in its original, beige-coloured (equally marked!) and/or felt-based etui This is a truly attractive, personal TR-era-equipment-item: a period - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - TR-era- (ie. 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'-) related harmonica entitled: 'Wehrmacht Stolz' being a moderately used example that comes stored in its original, beige-coloured (equally marked!) and/or felt-based etui. These harmonicas were the favoured instruments for the various soldiers and saw wide-spread usage throughout the Second World War. This example - which is medium-sized and approximately measures 11,5 x 3,2 x 3 cms. - comes stored in its original beige-coloured (equally marked!) and/or felt-based etui (as can be seen on the pictures). Both instrument and etui come in a nice and undamaged condition: both show some moderate wear and/or usage (as can be seen on the pictures). The instrument itself bears the engraved inscription: 'Wehrmacht Stolz' on its top (and shows on it back the text: 'Mit verchromten Kanzellenschutz - D.R.G.M.'. The instrument comes in an overall nice - and of course fully functional! - condition: the chromed-plates show just some moderate age. Simply a very attractive- and/or period piece of personal-equipment that is with certainty priced according to its obvious scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive, TR-period supporter-lapel-pin (ie. \'Brosche\') depicting a typical \'Wolfshook\'-rune-sign as was executed in genuine (hammered-styled) silver-based metal This an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - so-called: TR-period supporter-lapel-pin (ie. \'Brosche\') depicting a typical \'Wolfshook\'-rune-sign as was executed in genuine (hammered-styled) silver-based metal and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly worn- and/or used-), condition. The neat - peculiar-shaped badge - being a medium-sized- and having an approximate diameter of 3,8 cms. - shows no damage whatsoever and comes natually mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin-/catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never cleaned nor polished and is just a tiny bit tarnished (ie. stained). Simply an attractive - and genuine silver-based! - TR-period supporter-lapel-pin (ie. \'Brosche\') that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, TR-period, commemorative day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') depicting the famous \'Luftschiff\' (ie. air-ship or: \'Zeppelin\') named: \'Hindenburg\' and showing the text: \'Hindenburg D-L.Z.129\' This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - (I deem) fairly early-period TR-period, commemorative day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') depicting the famous \'Luftschiff\' (ie. air-ship or: \'Zeppelin\') named: \'Hindenburg\' and showing the text: \'Hindenburg D-L.Z.129\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical, bright-silver-toned metal (I deem so-called: zinc- ie. pot-metal) - shows extraordinary detail. The piece was simply never cleaned nor polished and is just minimally tarnished by age (as can be noticed on the pictures). The smaller-sized piece (which is as stated above non-maker-marked) has a total length of only 4,1 cms. and depicts the \'Luftschiff\' (ie. air-ship or: \'Zeppelin\') named: \'Hindenburg\' (showing two swastika-signs on its tail!) and comes mounted onto its (functional) and never altered pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - commemorative \'tinnie\'. I deem that I have priced this attractive example according to its desirability and/or nicely preserved condition!

Attractive, TR-period, commemorative day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') depicting the famous \'Luftschiff\' (ie. air-ship or: \'Zeppelin\') named: \'Hindenburg\' and showing the text: \'Hindenburg D-L.Z.129\' This is an attractive - and actually truly scarcely encountered! - (I deem) fairly early-period TR-period, commemorative day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') depicting the famous \'Luftschiff\' (ie. air-ship or: \'Zeppelin\') named: \'Hindenburg\' and showing the text: \'Hindenburg D-L.Z.129\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in typical, bright-silver-toned metal (I deem so-called: zinc- ie. pot-metal) - shows extraordinary detail. The piece was simply never cleaned nor polished and is just minimally tarnished by age (as can be noticed on the pictures). The smaller-sized piece (which is as stated above non-maker-marked) has a total length of only 4,1 cms. and depicts the \'Luftschiff\' (ie. air-ship or: \'Zeppelin\') named: \'Hindenburg\' (showing two swastika-signs on its tail!) and comes mounted onto its (functional) and never altered pin-/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - commemorative \'tinnie\'. I deem that I have priced this attractive example according to its desirability and/or nicely preserved condition!

Attractive, TR-period, commemorative-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') showing a portrait of AH and bearing the text: \'Der einer und Führer aller Deutschen - Das Grossdeutsche Reich ist erstanden - 13.-3 - 29.-9-1938\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often- ie. most certainly scarcely encountered! - silver-toned- (and I deem genuine silver-based!) so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') showing a detailed portrait of Adolf Hitler on its front and bearing the text: \'Der einer und Führer aller Deutschen\' and on its back the text: \'Das Grossdeutsche Reich ist erstanden - 13.-3-1938 – 29.-9-1938\' and that comes in an overall wonderful and truly nicely preserved, condition. The neat - medium-sized- and/or regular-weight-piece having an approximate diameter of 3,7 cms. - has truly pronounced detail and was I deem never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a neat silver-toned age-patina (but also shows some minimal tarnish - see pictures). The piece shows a silver-content-mark (\'935\') and shows a clear makers\'-designation on the rim (that reads: \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\'). These neat - semi-official - presentation-pieces were I deem used as some sort of awards as (presumably) handed-out at party-related gatherings or alike. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (see pictures). Simply a very attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - table-medal ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' that might merit some further investigative work!

Attractive, TR-period, commemorative-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') showing a portrait of AH and bearing the text: \'Der einer und Führer aller Deutschen - Das Grossdeutsche Reich ist erstanden - 13.-3 - 29.-9-1938\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often- ie. most certainly scarcely encountered! - silver-toned- (and I deem genuine silver-based!) so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') showing a detailed portrait of Adolf Hitler on its front and bearing the text: \'Der einer und Führer aller Deutschen\' and on its back the text: \'Das Grossdeutsche Reich ist erstanden - 13.-3-1938 – 29.-9-1938\' and that comes in an overall wonderful and truly nicely preserved, condition. The neat - medium-sized- and/or regular-weight-piece having an approximate diameter of 3,7 cms. - has truly pronounced detail and was I deem never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a neat silver-toned age-patina (but also shows some minimal tarnish - see pictures). The piece shows a silver-content-mark (\'935\') and shows a clear makers\'-designation on the rim (that reads: \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\'). These neat - semi-official - presentation-pieces were I deem used as some sort of awards as (presumably) handed-out at party-related gatherings or alike. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (see pictures). Simply a very attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - table-medal ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' that might merit some further investigative work!

Attractive, tropical-pattern, WH (Heeres) side-cap eagle (ie. \'Mützenadler für Schiffchen\'), as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive example of a tropical-pattern, WH (Heeres) side-cap eagle (ie. 'Mützenadler für Tropen-Schiffchen'), as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, as executed on a typical-, tan-coloured- (and/or also linnen-based-) background, in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never cap-attached-) condition. These attractive tropical side-cap-insignia were used by members of the: 'Deutsches Afrikakorps' (DAK) and were intended for the side-caps but also saw usage on the scarcely encountered so-called: 'M41-type'- field-caps (or: 'Einheitsfeldmützen'). Later on in the war, these cap-eagles saw usage on the Balkan- and/or Mediterranean war-fronts. This neat eagle comes in a virtually mint-/unissued condition and comes IMO 'as straightly cut-off the role': it does show some minor age and/or staining simply caused by years of storage only. Simply a neat tropical-pattern, WH (Heeres) side-cap eagle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, tropical-pattern, WH (Heeres) side-cap eagle (ie. \'Mützenadler für Schiffchen\'), as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive example of a tropical-pattern, WH (Heeres) side-cap eagle (ie. 'Mützenadler für Tropen-Schiffchen'), as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, as executed on a typical-, tan-coloured- (and/or also linnen-based-) background, in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never cap-attached-) condition. These attractive tropical side-cap-insignia were used by members of the: 'Deutsches Afrikakorps' (DAK) and were intended for the side-caps but also saw usage on the scarcely encountered so-called: 'M41-type'- field-caps (or: 'Einheitsfeldmützen'). Later on in the war, these cap-eagles saw usage on the Balkan- and/or Mediterranean war-fronts. This neat eagle comes in a virtually mint-/unissued condition and comes IMO 'as straightly cut-off the role': it does show some minor age and/or staining simply caused by years of storage only. Simply a neat tropical-pattern, WH (Heeres) side-cap eagle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, tropical-pattern, WH (Kriegsmarine) side-cap eagle (ie. \'Mützenadler für Schiffchen\'), as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive example of a tropical-pattern, WH (Kriegsmarine) side-cap eagle (ie. 'Mützenadler für Tropen-Schiffchen'), as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, as was executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a typical-, tan-coloured- (and/or also linnen-based-) background, in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never cap-attached-) condition. These attractive tropical side-cap-insignia were used by members of the: 'Deutsches Afrikakorps' (DAK) and were intended for the side-caps but also saw usage on the scarcely encountered so-called: 'M41-type'- field-caps (or: 'Einheitsfeldmützen'). This neat eagle comes in a virtually mint-/unissued condition and comes IMO 'as straightly cut-off the role': it does show some minor age and/or staining simply caused by years of storage only. Simply a neat tropical-pattern, WH (Kriegsmarine) side-cap eagle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, two-pieced lapel-pin-set comprising of two multi-coloured- (and nicely enamelled!) membership-lapel-pins (ie. \'Mitgliedabzeichen\') as was intended for a member serving within the: \'Reichs Kolonial Bund\' (ie. \'RKB\') This is an attractive two-pieced lapel-pin-set comprising of two multi-coloured- (and nicely enamelled!) membership-lapel-pins (ie. 'Mitgliedabzeichen') as was intended for a member within the: 'Reichs Kolonial Bund' (ie. 'RKB') and that come both in a wonderful- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. Both examples show a clear: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking on their backs whereas the (pin-back) specimen also shows a superimposed makers'-designation ie. logo (that reads: 'RN') as can be seen on the pictures. The pins - which come both mounted onto their functional, long-sized pin- ie. pin-/catch set-up - show some regular wear and/or age but have truly no enamel damage whatsoever (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar example of such an: 'RKB-Mitgliedsabzeichen' is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue wherein it is given the unique reference-number (4711A) and given an estimated value of 35 Eu. My asking-price is naturally intended for the set of both pins: they were found together as such and will also be sold together. Simply an attractive - and most certainly decorative! - TR-period lapel-pin-set that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') respectively depicting a WWI-period: \'EK II.Klasse\' and a: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter\') that come mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is an attractive - and truly nicely preserved! - two-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Doppelspange') respectively depicting a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second-class) and a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter') both pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' is a nicely preserved example that retains a (fully present- ie. undamaged-) black-coloured core (which is just a bit dusty ie. stained). The silver-based frame is just a bit tarnished and does show a bluish-like age-patina (as is more often encountered). The 'Frontkämpferkreuz' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz mit Schwerter') is a nicely preserved- (and/or: 'GG'-marked-) example that is executed in (golden-bronze-coloured-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. It retains most of its somewhat darkened, bronze-toned finish (see pictures). Both pieces come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The entire 'Spange' is nicely 'backed' with a piece of darker-green-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type- and functional) pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of a two-pieced 'WWI'-related 'Ordenspange' that will hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing resp. an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Kl.\' and a: \'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für Männer\' (as was intended for 12 years loyal-service) that both come period-mounted as a: \'Doppelspange\' This is a truly attractive - and I deem moderately used- ie. clearly worn example - of a two-pieced (and non-detachable) medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing respectively an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) and a: \'RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für Männer\' (as was intended for 12 years loyal-service) that both come period-mounted as a: \'Doppelspange\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and I deem moderately worn-), condition. The iron cross - which example is procuced by a by me unidentified maker - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it retains a fair bit of its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally tarnished ie. stained appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'shiny- ie. satin-like) core: it is totally void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat - and actually scarcely found! - silver-toned: \'Reicharbeitsdienst o. RAD-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe für Männer\' (as was intended for 12 years loyal-service) is of the typical \'regular-weight\'- (ie. zinc-based) version and shows a tiny eagle-device period-attached. It retains pronounced details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains a fair bit of its fairly \'glossy\'- and/or: typical (shiny) silver-toned and \'frosted\' finish and has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' (and ribbons!) just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbons show some equal minor usage and/or staining. The \'Spange\' has truly very nice detail and comes mounted onto a nickle-chromed \'backing-plate\' that is not \'backed\' with a piece of wool (something that is more often seen) and comes naturally mounted on its (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive and desirable example of a non-detachable \'Doppelspange\' showing a truly unusual combination and that can be mounted on almost any tunic!

Attractive, two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\'), respectively depicting a: \'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936\' and a: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Stufe\' This is a very attractive, 2-pieced medal-bar (ie. 'Ordenspange'), respectively depicting a: 'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936' (or: Berlin Olympic Games commemorative medal) and a: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Stufe' (or: police loyal service medal of the 3rd class as was awarded for 8 years of service) both pieces coming in an overall very nice (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. Both awards are truly silver-coloured and 'fairly frosted' examples that are just minimally tarnished by age (as can be seen on the pictures) but are void of any damage or alike. Both pieces come naturally mounted on their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were IMO never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). The entire 'Spange' is nicely 'backed' with a piece of beige-coloured wool and shows a (regular-type- and fully functional) pin-/catch- set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' originates from a private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive example of a two-pieced 'Ordenspange' that will hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing two: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is an attractive - albeit I deem moderately used- and/or worn - example of a two-pieced WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing respectively a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: or loyal-service medal for 12 years of loyal service) both examples having a detailed silver- (ie. golden-) coloured eagle-device period-attached and that both come in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. Both medals are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. Both \'DA\' have a neat somewhat \'frosted\' appearance and show a mininally darkened age-patina (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The \'Spange\' comes period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' and is (unusually!) not \'backed\' with a piece of wool. The piece retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up as to be expected. Simply an attractive and most certainly desirable example of a: \'WH-Doppelspange\' that can be mounted on almost any (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) tunic!

Attractive, two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing two: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is an attractive - albeit I deem just minimally used- and/or worn - example of a two-pieced WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing respectively a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: or loyal-service medal for 12 years of loyal service) both examples having a detailed silver- (ie. golden-) coloured eagle-device period-attached and that both come in an overall very nice- (albeit just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. Both medals are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. Both \'DA\' have a neat somewhat \'frosted\' appearance and show a mininally darkened age-patina (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The \'Spange\' comes period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' that is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of darker-blue-coloured wool. The piece retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up as to be expected. Simply an attractive and most certainly desirable example of a: \'WH-Doppelspange\' that can be mounted on almost any (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) tunic!

Attractive, two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing two: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is an attractive - albeit I deem just moderately used- and/or worn - example of a two-pieced WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Doppelspange\') showing respectively a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: or loyal-service medal for 12 years of loyal service) both examples having a detailed silver- (ie. golden-) coloured eagle-device period-attached and that both come in an overall very nice- (albeit just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. Both medals are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. Both \'DA\' have a neat somewhat \'frosted\' appearance and show a mininally darkened age-patina (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The \'Spange\' comes period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' that is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of black-coloured wool. The piece retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up as to be expected. Simply an attractive and most certainly desirable example of a: \'WH-Doppelspange\' that can be mounted on almost any (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) tunic!

Attractive, two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing two: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is an attractive - albeit I deem just moderately used- and/or worn - example of a two-pieced WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Doppelspange\') showing respectively a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: or loyal-service medal for 12 years of loyal service) both examples having a detailed silver- (ie. golden-) coloured eagle-device period-attached and that both come in an overall very nice- (albeit just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. Both medals are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. Both \'DA\' have a neat somewhat \'frosted\' appearance and show a mininally darkened age-patina (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The \'Spange\' comes period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' that is not \'backed\' with a piece of wool (but shows a nickle-chromed backing-plate). The piece retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up as to be expected. Simply an attractive and most certainly desirable example of a: \'WH-Doppelspange\' that can be mounted on almost any (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) tunic!

Attractive, two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing two: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is an attractive - albeit I deem just minimally used- and/or worn - example of a two-pieced WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. \'Orden- o. Doppelspange\') showing respectively a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: or loyal-service medal for 12 years of loyal service) both examples having a detailed silver- (ie. golden-) coloured eagle-device period-attached and that both come in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. Both medals are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. Both \'DA\' have a neat somewhat \'frosted\' appearance and show a mininally darkened age-patina (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The \'Spange\' comes period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' that is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool. The piece retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up as to be expected. Simply an attractive and most certainly desirable example of a: \'WH-Doppelspange\' that can be mounted on almost any (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) tunic!

Attractive, two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing two: WH (Heeres or KM) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' that both come period-mounted as a so-called: detachable \'Doppelspange\' This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of a two-pieced, WH (Heer ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Doppel- o. Ordenspange') showing respectively a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for twelve years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: or loyal-service medal for 4 years of loyal service) both examples having a golden- (ie. silver-) coloured eagle-device period-attached and that both come in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. Both medals are very nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- (ie. somewhat dusty) condition and also come mounted onto a neat (metal-based- and detachable) 'plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). Both 'DA' have a neat somewhat 'frosted' appearance and show a mininally darkened- ie. truly 'frosted' age-patina (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The 'Spange' comes period-mounted as a so-called: detachable 'Doppelspange' (that shows a: 'D.R.G.M.'-patent-pending stamped on its back). The piece retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive and desirable example of a 'Doppelspange' that can be mounted on almost any WH-tunic!

Attractive, two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing two: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 12 u. 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' that come both period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is a truly very attractive - albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of a 2-pieced, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine-related) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange'), showing respectively a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for twelve years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: or loyal-service medal for 4 years of loyal service) both examples having a bright-golden- (ie. silver-) coloured eagle-device period-attached and that both come in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. Both medals are very nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted onto their period-attached ribbons. Both 'DA' have a neat frosted appearance and show a mininally darkened- ie. truly 'frosted' age-patina (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The 'Spange' comes period-mounted as a so-called: 'Doppelspange' that is neatly 'backed' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool that does show some minimal moth-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece naturally retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive and desirable example of a 'Doppelspange' that can be mounted on almost any tunic!

Attractive, two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing two: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of a two-pieced WH (Heer ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange') showing respectively a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: or loyal-service medal for 12 years of loyal service) both examples having a detailed silver- (ie. golden-) coloured eagle-device period-attached and that both come in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. Both medals are very nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. Both 'DA' have a neat somewhat 'frosted' appearance and show a mininally darkened age-patina (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The 'Spange' comes period-mounted as a so-called: 'Doppelspange' and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool. The piece retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up as to be expected. Simply an attractive and desirable example of a: 'WH-Doppelspange' that can be mounted on almost any tunic!

Attractive, two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing two: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of a two-pieced WH (Heer ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange') showing respectively a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: or loyal-service medal for 12 years of loyal service) both examples having a detailed silver- (ie. golden-) coloured eagle-device period-attached and that both come in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. Both medals are truly very nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. Both 'DA' have a neat somewhat 'frosted' appearance and show a mininally darkened age-patina (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The 'Spange' comes period-mounted as a so-called: 'Doppelspange' and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of greyish-coloured- and ribbed-style wool. The piece retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up as to be expected. Simply an attractive and desirable example of a: 'WH-Doppelspange' that can be mounted on almost any tunic!

Attractive, two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing two: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of a two-pieced WH (Heer ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange') showing respectively a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: or loyal-service medal for 12 years of loyal service) both examples having a detailed silver- (ie. golden-) coloured eagle-device period-attached and that both come in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. Both medals are truly very nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. Both 'DA' have a neat somewhat 'frosted' appearance and show a mininally darkened age-patina and staining (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The 'Spange' comes period-mounted as a so-called: 'Doppelspange' and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of darker-red-coloured style wool. The piece retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up as to be expected. Simply an attractive and desirable example of a: 'WH-Doppelspange' that can be mounted on almost any tunic!

Attractive, two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing two: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used- and/or worn - example of a two-pieced WH (Heer ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange') showing respectively a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: or loyal-service medal for 12 years of loyal service) both examples having a detailed silver- (ie. golden-) coloured eagle-device period-attached and that both come in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. Both medals are truly very nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. Both 'DA' have a neat somewhat 'frosted' appearance and show a mininally darkened age-patina and staining (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The 'Spange' comes period-mounted as a so-called: 'Doppelspange' and is neatly 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured style wool. The piece retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up as to be expected. Simply an attractive and desirable example of a: 'WH-Doppelspange' that can be mounted on almost any tunic!

Attractive, two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing two: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used- and/or worn - example of a two-pieced WH (Heer ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange') showing respectively a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: or loyal-service medal for 12 years of loyal service) both examples having a detailed silver- (ie. golden-) coloured eagle-device period-attached and that both come in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. Both medals are truly very nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. Both 'DA' have a neat somewhat 'frosted' appearance and show a mininally darkened age-patina and staining (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The 'Spange' comes period-mounted as a so-called: 'Doppelspange' and is not 'backed' with a piece wool but comes mounted onto a chrome-based 'backing-plate' as more often encountered. The piece retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up as to be expected. Simply an attractive and desirable example of a: 'WH-Doppelspange' that can be mounted on almost any tunic!

Attractive, two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing two: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used- and/or worn - example of a two-pieced WH (Heer ie. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Spange') showing respectively a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) and a: WH (Heeres or Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste' (or: or loyal-service medal for 12 years of loyal service) both examples having a detailed silver- (ie. golden-) coloured eagle-device period-attached and that both come in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. Both medals are truly very nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. Both 'DA' have a neat somewhat 'frosted' appearance and show a mininally darkened age-patina and staining (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The 'Spange' comes period-mounted as a so-called: 'Doppelspange' and is nicely 'backed' with a piece field-grey-coloured wool as more often encountered. The piece retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up as to be expected. Simply an attractive and desirable example of a: 'WH-Doppelspange' that can be mounted on almost any tunic!

Attractive, two-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing two: WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnungen für 4 u. 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' that both come period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' This is an attractive - albeit I deem moderately used- and/or worn - example of a two-pieced WH (Luftwaffe) medal-bar (ie. \'Spange\') showing respectively a: WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 4 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: loyal-service medal for four years of loyal service) and a: WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Dienstauszeichnung für 12 Jahre Treue Dienste\' (or: or loyal-service medal for 12 years of loyal service) both examples having a detailed silver- (ie. golden-) coloured (and \'down-tailed\'-pattern!) eagle-device period-attached and that both come in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. Both medals are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: both come in an equally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and also come mounted on their period-attached ribbons. Both \'DA\' have a neat somewhat \'frosted\' appearance and show a mininally darkened age-patina (as can seen on the pictures): something that is also valid for both eagle-devices. The \'Spange\' comes period-mounted as a so-called: \'Doppelspange\' and is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool. The piece retains a (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up as to be expected. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows a neat (small-sized- and aluminium-based) makers\'- (ie. tailors\'-) designation \'plaque\' attached (that reads: \'Max Reuter - Münster i. Westf.\' as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and most certainly desirable example of a: \'WH-Doppelspange\' that can be mounted on almost any (Luftwaffe) tunic!

Attractive, two-pieced WH (Heeres o. KM) medal-bar (ie. \'Doppelspange\') showing resp. an: \'EKII. Kl.\' and a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (having a silver-toned eagle-device attached) and that comes with its accompanying \'Feld-/Bandspange\' The attractive, two-pieced (WWII- ie. TR-period-) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) medal-bar (ie. 'Orden- o. Doppelspange') respectively shows an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron-cross second class) and a: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (having a silver-toned eagle-device attached) both awards coming in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. Both awards are nicely preserved examples that seem to have never been cleaned nor polished: they come in an equally minimally tarnished- ie. dusty (ie. used) condition and come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons. The iron cross - which is an attractive example of I deem the so-called: 'standard-design'-pattern - comes mounted onto its period ribbon. The piece was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it retains, moreover, a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a somewhat tarnished ie. stained appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross retains truly very nice and/or pronounced detail and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like) core: it is totally void of any paint-damage or alike. The WH loyal-service medal is a truly very nicely preserved example that seems to have never been cleaned nor polished: it comes in a minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition and shows a neat (silver-toned) eagle-device period-attached. The entire 'Spange' (which is of the 'non-detachable-pattern') comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The Spange came with its accompanying (also 2-pieced) ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld-/Bandspange') as found. The medal-bar(set) was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. The 'Spange' is most certainly a period-compiled- and/or worn piece and is NOT a post-war compilation or alike and was kept as such for decades. Simply an attractive - and truly decorative! - two-pieced medal-bar that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, two-pieced WH (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related) ribbon-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') resp. showing the ribbons for an: \'N.S.D.A.P. DA in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t. Dienste\') and an Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal The neat - and not that easily found! - two-pieced, WH (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related) ribbon-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') is respectively showing the ribbons for an: \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t. Dienste\') having a detailed (bronze-toned) miniature attached and an Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal (which medal was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria, which started on 1st of March 1938) both ribbons coming in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. Both ribbons are of the regular (ie. smaller) ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 1,5 cms. each as is more often encountered (the \'Bandspange\' has a total length of approximately 3 cms. as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' comes in a very nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is \'backed\' with a piece of black-coloured wool and retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed - and firmly attached! - bronze-toned N.S.D.A.P.-related device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved. This particular example was - I deem - only moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply a neat, 2-pieced, WH (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-related!) \'Band-/Feldspange\' having a not that often seen combination: great to decorate almost any TR-tunic!

Attractive, two-pieced WH medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing resp. an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Kl.\' and a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) that both come period-mounted as a: \'Doppelspange\' This is a truly attractive - and I deem just moderately used- ie. clearly worn example - of a two-pieced (and non-detachable) \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\'-related medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') showing respectively an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) and a: \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) that both come period-mounted as a: \'Doppelspange\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and I deem moderately worn-), condition. The iron cross - which example is procuced by a by me unidentified maker - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it retains a fair bit of its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally tarnished ie. stained appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'shiny- ie. satin-like) core: it is totally void of any paint-damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat \'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen\' (aka: \'Westwall\'-medal) is of the typical \'regular-weight\'- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-based) version and retains pronounced details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' (and ribbons!) just shows some minimal dirt and/or dust acquired over the years: the ribbons show some equal minor usage and/or staining. The \'Spange\' has truly very nice detail and comes mounted onto a nickle-chromed \'backing-plate\' that is \'backed\' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool (something that is more often seen) and comes naturally mounted on its (still functional) pin-ie. catch set-up. Simply an attractive and desirable example of a non-detachable \'Doppelspange\' that can be mounted on almost any tunic!

Attractive, two-pieced-, female WH-staff-related set ie. \'grouping\' comprising of an ID-disc (with unit-designation: \'Heeresschule f. Nachr. Helferinnen\') and accompanying so-called: WH \'Dienstnadel der Nachrichtenhelferinnen\' This is an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - two-pieced-, female WH-staff-related 'grouping' comprising of an ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the stamped- ie. engraved unit-designation: 'Heeresschule f. Nachr. Helferinnen' and an accompanying so-called: WH 'Dienstnadel der Nachrichtenhelferinnen' (being a non-maker-marked and/or: painted- ie. later-war-period type), both pieces coming in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The aluminium-based disc - which is executed in a fine letter-type and that comes still mounted on its finely structured 'chain' as worn - is also stamped with its bearers' bloodgroup-type (type: 'AB') as can be clearly seen on the pictures. The disc comes in a very nice condition and is just a bit dirty ie. stained caused by decades of storage and/or fair wear. It came together with a non-maker-marked- and/or: painted- (ie. IMO later-war-period-) so-called: 'Dienstnadel der Nachrichtenhelferinnen' that was IMO moderately (ie. equally) used and/or worn: it shows some regular wear, age- and/or staining but nevertheless retains character and a fully preserved painted (and/or somewhat glossy) surface (see pictures). The badge is as stated void of any makers'-mark- nor code (as more often) and comes mounted on its (functional-) and original pin- ie. catch (set-up). I deem this mid- (ie. later-) war-period piece, because it deals with a painted example (instead of being an enamelled example). This neat two-pieced-, female WH-staff-related 'grouping' originated from a private household and was never part of a collection. It should be noted that these interesting 'Nachrichtenhelferinnen'-related insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter and can easily be graded 'scarce'. I deem that I have priced this attractive two-pieced-, female WH-staff-related 'grouping' accordingly!

Attractive, two-pieced-, WH (Heeres, LW etc.) medal-bar (ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') showing the ribbons for resp. an: Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal and a: Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal (having a detailed \'Prager Burg-Spange\'-miniature attached) The attractive - and actually in this format scarcely encountered! - two-pieced-, WH (Heeres, LW etc.) medal-bar (ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange') shows respectively the ribbons for an: an: Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Austria) and a: Czech 'Anschluss'-medal (or: 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938', as was awarded for the annexation of Czechoslovakia) having a detailed 'Prager Burg-Spange'-miniature attached. Both ribbons are of the regular (ie. regular-), ribbon-bar-size and measure approximately 2 cms. each as is more often encountered (the 'Bandspange' has a total length of approximately 4 cms. and is folded in a so-called: 'Austrian manner' (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' comes in a nice condition overall and is of course fully functional: it is neatly 'backed' with bright-red-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece retains its functional pin-/catch-attachment (see pictures). The very detailed- and firmly attached 'Prager Burg'-device shows some minimal age ie. tarnish but has been nicely preserved. This particular example was just moderately worn ie. used: it does show some usage-marks and/or minimal aging ie. wear. Simply an attractive 2-pieced-, WH-'Band-/Feldspange' having a not that often seen combination: great to decorate almost any tunic!

Attractive, typical darker-greyish-blue-coloured, so-called: German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or: \'DRK\' EM- (ie. NCO-) type side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchenmütze für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des deutschen Rotes Kreuzes\') This is an attractive, typical darker-greyish-blue-coloured, so-called: German Red Cross (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' or: \'DRK\' enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchenmütze für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des deutschen Rotes Kreuzes\') being a a non-maker-marked and/or: regular-sized example that shows its period-attached \'BeVo\'-woven insignia (and white-coloured \'Soutache\'!) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn), condition. The cap - which is executed in the typical darker-greyish-blue-coloured (ie. \'DRK-pattern\') woolen-based cloth ie. wool - shows no damage whatsoever and is marked on the inside (ie.blue-ink-stamped) with a size-designation (that reads \'57\') as can be seen on the pictures. The neat side-cap - which is I deem a typical example of a \'standard-issued\'-type DRK-side-cap of the second pattern - is a regular-sized example that measures 57 cms. (which is a size that would easily fit a mannequins\'-head as can be seen on the pictures). The side-cap shows a linnen-based, bluish-coloured lining (as can be seen on the pictures).The cap shows only minimal staining and/or age (just caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear) but truly retains all its woolen-based \'nap\' and is totally void of any damage. It shows a (typical) \'BeVo\'-woven DRK-eagle-device (period-mounted onto its side) and (woolen-type) cap-cocarde period-attached: next to this it also shows the greyish-white-coloured \'Soutache-Winkel\' on its front. The cap originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before on collectors-hands: it comes in a fully untouched condition as issued, worn- and recently found. Simply a very attractive - and naturally 100% genuine! - example of an (I deem) early- ie. mid-war-period-pattern \'Schiffchenmütze für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des deutschen Rotes Kreuzes\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, typical felt-woolen-based- and/or light-blue-piped, EM- (ie. NCO-)pattern DAF- (ie. \'Deutsches Arbeitsfront\'- ie. \'Werkscharen\'-related) shoulderstrap-pair as intended for a: \'Betriebswerkschar-Mitglied des 109. Werschars\' This is an attractive - and acually scarcely found! - fully matching and typical felt-woolen-based- and/or light-blue-piped, EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern DAF- (ie. 'Deutsches Arbeitsfront'- ie. ie. 'Werkscharen'-related) shoulderstrap-pair as was specifically intended for a: 'Betriebswerkschar-Mitglied des 109. Werschars' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or I deem clearly tunic-removed-), condition. Both neatly 'cyphered' straps show the typical (light-blue- ie. 'hellblauer'- coloured- and/or: rayon-based) piping denoting: 'Ortswaltung u. Betriebs'-level and do both show (matching pairs of aluminium-based) so-called: cogwheel- and swastika-devices and (typical 'Werkschar'-related) '1'-, '0'- and/or: '9'-numerals period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Both straps measure approximately 11,2 cms. in length and come without tongues: they were clearly intended and used as a pair of the 'sew-in'-pattern. The pair originates from a small collection of scarcely seen DAF- and RAD-related cloth-insignia I recently acquired. I deem that this interesting - and with certainty scarcely found! - 'Werkscharen'-related shoulderstrap-pair is accordingly priced!

Attractive, typical zinc-based WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'2.Schtz.Ers.Komp. 588\' and that comes mounted onto its period cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '2.Schtz.Ers.Komp. 588' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: second company of the 'Schützen-Ersatz-Kompanie' (ie. infantry-related replacement unit), numbered: '588') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc - that comes mounted onto its period cord as issued- and/or worn - shows the stamped bearers'-blood-group-type (type '0') something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, typical zinc-based, WH (Luftwaffe) ie. \'LW-Flak-Artillerie\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'6. Lei.Flak-Ers.-Abt. 92\' This is an attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'LW-Flak-Artillerie'-related, 'standard-issue pattern'- and I deem somewhat later-war-period, ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the (clearly!) stamped unit-designation that simply reads: '6. Lei.Flak-Ers.-Abt. 92' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who served within sixth company of the: 'Leichte-Flak-Artillerie-Ergänzungs-Abteilung 92' (ie.: light, anti-aircraft artillery replacement unit, numbered: '92') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn- and/or minimally stained-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc also shows a stamped bearers'-blood-group-type ('Type A') (something that not always the case). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Flak-Artillerie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, typical zinc-based- ie. copper-toned, N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate an: \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-gathering entitled: \'Kreistag d. N.S.D.A.P. d. Siegkreises - Im Aufbaujahr 1937\' This is an attractive, N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') as was specifcally issued to commemorate an: 'N.S.D.A.P.'-gathering entitled: 'N.S.D.A.P.'-gathering entitled: 'Kreistag d. N.S.D.A.P. d. Siegkreises - Im Aufbaujahr 1937' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in golden-toned metal (ie. I deem zinc-based pot-metal) - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The (hollow-back- and/or shield-shaped) piece depicts a towns'-scenery and eagle/swastika-device coupled with the above-mentioned text. The badge - which is totally void of a makers'-designation as more often encountered - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie'!

Attractive, typically printed- and/or later-war-period, so-called: \'Deutscher Volkssturm\'-armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem hardly used- nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition This is an attractive - and fully textbook! - example of a typical printed and/or later-war-period, so-called: 'Deutscher Volkssturm'-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem possibly issued albeit presumably never or hardly used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The neat armband - which saw usage by the last-ditch 'Wehrmacht'-troops of 1944/1945 - is void of any 'stitched-borders' and was (I deem) never fully assembled nor 'stitched-together' as such. The armband measures (non-folded) approximately 38 x 8,5 cms. and shows very bright and vivid colours: it just shows some minimal storage-age (ie. staining) only and can easily be graded 'virtually mint ie. unissued' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a (virtually) unissued example of this later-war-period armband for a justified price!

Attractive, very early-period- (ie. IMO pre-1933-pattern-) single, bright-green-piped-, HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'Allgemeine HJ\' shoulderstrap, as was intended for a: \'Hitlerjunge\' who served within: \'Oberbann 3 - Unterbann 73\' This is an attractive, very early-period- (ie. IMO pre-1933-pattern-) single, bright-green-piped-, HJ ('Hitlerjugend') ie. 'Allgemeine HJ' shoulderstrap, as was intended for - and used by! - a: 'Hitlerjunge' who served within: 'Oberbann 3 - Unterbann 73' (73 = Diepholz/Mittelweser) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The strap is void of a 'RzM'-etiket (something that is more often encountered and was most certainly caused by regular usage and/or wear). It is executed in the light-brown- (ie. tan-) coloured linnen, having bright-green-embroidered '73'-and/or: (Roman-syled-) 'I' numerals attached (which are executed in the neat so-called: 'Kurbelstickerei'). The strap has the bright-green-coloured- and (rayon-based-) piping and measures 12,5 cms. in length as is more often encountered. It originated from a private household and was never before in a collection. Simply a nice - and actually not that commonly encountered! - early-type 'Allgemeine' HJ-shoulderstrap!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'BeVo\'-woven, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: \'runes\'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the Waffen-SS throughout the war This is an attractive - and nowadays truly hard to find! - example of a so-called: 'BeVo'-woven, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: 'runes'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the Waffen-SS throughout the war and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. presumably used- ie. worn- and I deem carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This collar-tab was - I deem - as stated above once used ie. worn (it presumably originated with certainty from the Dachau-clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or linnen-based background - has the 'standard'-pattern, white-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing as is more often encountered with these attractive 'runes'-collar-tabs. The piece shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a 100% garuanteed original, 'BeVo'-woven SS 'Runes'-collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'BeVo\'-woven, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: \'runes\'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the Waffen-SS throughout the war This is an attractive - and nowadays truly hard to find! - example of a so-called: 'BeVo'-woven, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: 'runes'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the Waffen-SS throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. This collar-tab was - I deem - as stated above never used nor worn (it presumably originated with certainty from the Dachau-clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or linnen-based background - has the 'standard'-pattern, beige-coloured- and/or carton-based backing as is more often encountered with these attractive 'runes'-collar-tabs. The piece shows some minimal storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a 100% garuanteed original, 'BeVo'-woven SS 'Runes'-collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'BeVo\'-woven, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: \'runes\'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the Waffen-SS throughout the war This is an attractive - and nowadays truly hard to find! - example of a so-called: 'BeVo'-woven, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: 'runes'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the Waffen-SS throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. This collar-tab was - I deem - as stated above never used nor worn (it presumably originated with certainty from the Dachau-clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or linnen-based background - has the 'standard'-pattern, white-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based as is more often encountered with these attractive 'runes'-collar-tabs. The piece shows some minimal storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a 100% garuanteed original, 'BeVo'-woven SS 'Runes'-collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'BeVo\'-woven, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: \'runes\'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the Waffen-SS throughout the war This is an attractive - and nowadays truly hard to find! - example of a so-called: 'BeVo'-woven, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type so-called: 'runes'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the Waffen-SS throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. This collar-tab was - I deem - as stated above never used nor worn (it presumably originated with certainty from the Dachau-clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or linnen-based background - has the 'standard'-pattern, white-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing as is more often encountered with these attractive 'runes'-collar-tabs. The piece shows some minimal storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a 100% garuanteed original, 'BeVo'-woven SS 'Runes'-collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS, so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the famous \'Wolfshook\' insignia as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely encountered tabs of the extensive series and is as stated never used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. \'smooth\'-type ie. \'moleskin\'-based-) background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back as is more often encountered). Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS, so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the famous \'Wolfshook\' insignia as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely encountered tabs of the extensive series and is as stated never used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. \'smooth\'-type ie. \'moleskin\'-based-) background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back as is more often encountered). Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS, so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the famous \'Wolfshook\' insignia as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely encountered tabs of the extensive series and is as stated never used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. \'smooth\'-type ie. \'moleskin\'-based-) background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back as is more often encountered). Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS, so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the famous \'Wolfshook\' insignia as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely encountered tabs of the extensive series and is as stated never used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. \'smooth\'-type ie. \'moleskin\'-based-) background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back as is more often encountered). Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') This is a truly very attractive example of a Waffen-SS, so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the famous \'Wolfshook\' insignia as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely encountered tabs of the extensive series and is as stated never used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. \'smooth\'-type ie. \'moleskin\'-based-) background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back as is more often encountered). Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') This is a truly very attractive example of a Waffen-SS, so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the famous \'Wolfshook\' insignia as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely encountered tabs of the extensive series and is as stated never used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. \'smooth\'-type ie. \'moleskin\'-based-) background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back as is more often encountered). Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS, so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the famous \'Wolfshook\' insignia as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely encountered tabs of the extensive series and is as stated never used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. \'smooth\'-type ie. \'moleskin\'-based-) background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back as is more often encountered). The piece shows some minimal handling-age (although nothing shocking). Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'15. o. 19. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS\' (ie. \'lettische nr. 1 o. 2\') This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'15. o. 19. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS\' (ie. \'lettische nr. 1 o. 2\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely seen tabs of the series and is as stated never been used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. \'smooth\'-type ie. \'moleskin\'-based-) background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing (and does show the greyish-white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'15. o. 19. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS\' (ie. \'lettische nr. 1 o. 2\') This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'15. o. 19. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS\' (ie. \'lettische nr. 1 o. 2\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely seen tabs of the series and is as stated never been used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. \'smooth\'-type ie. \'moleskin\'-based-) background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing (and does show the greyish-white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. The piece was simply never used but does show two tiny \'moth-nips\' on its back (not visble from its front). Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'15. o. 19. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS\' (ie. \'lettische nr. 1 o. 2\') This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled', enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: '15. o. 19. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS' (ie. 'lettische nr. 1 o. 2') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely seen tabs of the series and is as stated never been used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. 'smooth'-type ie. 'moleskin'-based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the greyish-white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. The piece was simply never used but does show two tiny 'moth-nips' on its back (not visble from its front). Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'19. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS\' (\"Lettische Nr. 2\") This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled'-, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting a so-called: start-bust-device, as was intended for usage by soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the: '19. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS' (sometimes referred to as: "Lettische Nr. 2") and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is as stated simply never worn nor used (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. regular-type based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that this is one of the more harder too find examples of the extensive series. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division\' (ie. sometimes referred to as: \"Maria Theresa\") This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled', enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the famous 'Edelweiss'-flower insignia, as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: '22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division' (ie. sometimes referred to as: "Maria Theresia") and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely seen tabs of the series and is as stated never been used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. 'smooth'-type ie. 'moleskin'-based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the greyish-white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division\' (ie. sometimes referred to as: \"Maria Theresa\") This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the famous \'Edelweiss\'-flower insignia, as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division\' (ie. sometimes referred to as: \"Maria Theresia\") and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely seen tabs of the series and is as stated never been used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. \'smooth\'-type ie. \'moleskin\'-based-) background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing (and does show the greyish-white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division\' (ie. sometimes referred to as: \"Maria Theresa\") This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the famous \'Edelweiss\'-flower insignia, as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division\' (ie. sometimes referred to as: \"Maria Theresia\") and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely seen tabs of the series and is as stated never been used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. \'smooth\'-type ie. \'moleskin\'-based-) background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing (and does show the greyish-white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division\' (ie. sometimes referred to as: \"Maria Theresa\") This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the famous \'Edelweiss\'-flower insignia, as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division\' (ie. sometimes referred to as: \"Maria Theresia\") and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely seen tabs of the series and is as stated never been used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. \'smooth\'-type ie. \'moleskin\'-based-) background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing (and does show the greyish-white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division\' (ie. sometimes referred to as: \"Maria Theresa\") This is a truly very attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the famous \'Edelweiss\'-flower insignia, as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division\' (ie. sometimes referred to as: \"Maria Theresia\") and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely seen tabs of the series and is as stated never been used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. \'smooth\'-type ie. \'moleskin\'-based-) background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing (and does show the greyish-white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division\' (ie. sometimes referred to as: \"Maria Theresa\") This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the famous \'Edelweiss\'-flower insignia, as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division\' (ie. sometimes referred to as: \"Maria Theresia\") and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely seen tabs of the series and is as stated never been used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. \'smooth\'-type ie. \'moleskin\'-based-) background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing (and does show the greyish-white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'25. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS\' (ie. sometimes referred to as: \"ungarische Nr. 1\") This is a truly attractive - and actually quite scarcely found! - example of a Waffen-SS so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the larger-sized, capital \'H\'-character, as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'25. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS\' (ie. sometimes referred to as: \"ungarische Nr. 1\") and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely seen tabs of the series and is as stated never been used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. \'smooth\'-type ie. \'moleskin\'-based-) background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing (and does show the greyish-white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'25. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS\' (ie. sometimes referred to as: \"ungarische Nr. 1\") This is a truly attractive - and actually quite scarcely found! - example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled', enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the larger-sized, capital 'H'-character, as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: '25. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS' (ie. sometimes referred to as: "ungarische Nr. 1" or: "Hunyadi") and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely seen tabs of the series and is as stated never been used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. 'smooth'-type ie. 'moleskin'-based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the greyish-white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab as was intended for usage by staff that was temporary assigned as guard in the KZ-service (ie. concentration-camp service) This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled'-, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the 'double-swastika'-symbol, as was intended for usage by the staff (ie. soldiers or: NCOs) who were temporary assigned as guard in the KZ-service (ie. concentration-camp service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. IMO used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is as stated IMO moderately worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. regular-type based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. The piece shows some age, wear and/or staining but is void of any real damage: it does, however, show some moth-damage on its 'buckram'-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type \'runes\'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the various soldiers (ie. NCOs) throughout the war This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled'-, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the 'runes'-insignia, as was intended for usage by all Waffen-SS soldiers (ie. NCOs) for usage by the various soldiers (ie. NCOs) throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is as stated IMO never used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. 'smooth'-type ie. 'moleskin'-based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the: \'18. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division “Horst Wessel” This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled'-, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the specic 'SA'-symbol, as was intended for usage by soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the: '18. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division “Horst Wessel” and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued- and/or IMO never tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is as stated IMO never used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. 'smooth'-type ie. 'moleskin'-based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled'-, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the 'Wolfshook' insignia, as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: '23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division' ('Nederland') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely encountered tabs of the series and is as stated IMO never used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. 'smooth'-type ie. 'moleskin'-based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the: \'23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (\'Nederland\') This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled'-, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the 'Wolfshook' insignia, as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: '23. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division' ('Nederland') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely encountered tabs of the series and is as stated IMO never used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. 'smooth'-type ie. 'moleskin'-based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the: \'27. SS Freiwilligen Grenadier Division Langemarck\' (o. \'flämische Nr.1\') This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled'-, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting the 'three-hooked swastika' insignia, as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: '27. SS Freiwilligen Grenadier Division Langemarck' (o. 'flämische Nr.1') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more rarely encountered tabs of the series and is as stated IMO never used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. 'smooth'-type ie. 'moleskin'-based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the: \'27. SS Freiwilligen Grenadier Division Langemarck\' (o. \'flämische Nr.1\') This is a truly attractive - and I deem hardly or even never used! - example of a Waffen-SS so-called: \'RzM-styled\'-, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der Waffen-SS\') depicting the \'three-hooked swastika\'- (ie. so-called: \'Trifos\'-) insignia as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'27. SS Freiwilligen Grenadier Division Langemarck\' (o. \'flämische Nr.1\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint-\'), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more rarely encountered tabs of the series and is as stated above hardly used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau-clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen-based background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. The piece was once glued into an album or scrap-book once and does show some minimal glue-stains (ie. residue on its back as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the: \'27. SS Freiwilligen Grenadier Division Langemarck\' (o. \'flämische Nr.1\') This is a truly attractive - and I deem simply never used! - example of a Waffen-SS, so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der Waffen-SS\') depicting the \'three-hooked swastika\'- (ie. so-called: \'Trifos\'-) insignia as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'27. SS Freiwilligen Grenadier Division Langemarck\' (o. \'flämische Nr.1\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used and/or \'virtually mint-\'), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more rarely encountered tabs of the series and is as stated above simply never worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau-clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen-based background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. The piece shows some written text (I deem a name that reads: \'H.M. Lane\' or alike) on the buckram-based backing which was most certainly done by the soldier who liberated it (as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers (ie. NCOs) of the: \'29. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS RONA (russische Nr.1)\' This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled'-, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting a so-called: 'Celtic cross' insignia, as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: '29. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS RONA (russische Nr.1)' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. IMO issued- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely encountered tabs of the series and is as stated used and/or worn (it shows the remains of having been once tunic-attached by means of a machine an is a tiny bit stained ie. dirty as can be seen on the pictures). This collar-tab - which originated presumably from the Dachau clothing-depots is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. 'smooth'-type ie. 'moleskin'-based-) background has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered with 'Dachau'-related collar-tabs. Regrettably, are there no pictures known to exist that confirm this collar-tab was used by the members of the '29. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS RONA (russische Nr.1)': it is sometimes referred to as being a piece that was specifically intended for members of the: '33. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS Charlemagne (französische Nr.1)'. In any case is the example on offer here one of the more scarcely encountered tabs of the series. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'11. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division\' (ie. \'Nordland\') This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled'-, enlisted-mens'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab depicting the 'four-armed, open sunwheel' insignia, as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: '11. SS Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Division' (ie. 'Nordland'), in overall very nice- ie. virtually mint-/unissued and/or never tunic-attached, condition. This collar-tab is one of the more rarer tabs of the series and is as stated IMO never used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. 'smooth'-type ie. 'moleskin'-based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division\' (ie. sometimes referred to as: \"Maria Theresa\") This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled'-, enlisted-mens'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab depicting the famous 'Edelweiss'-flower insignia, as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: '22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division' (ie. sometimes referred to as: "Maria Theresia"), in overall very nice- ie. virtually mint-/unissued and/or never tunic-attached, condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely seen tabs of the series and is as stated IMO never used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. 'smooth'-type ie. 'moleskin'-based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the greyish-white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division\' (ie. sometimes referred to as: \"Maria Theresa\") This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled'-, enlisted-mens'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab depicting the famous 'Edelweiss'-flower insignia, as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: '22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division' (ie. sometimes referred to as: "Maria Theresia"), in overall very nice- ie. virtually mint-/unissued and/or never tunic-attached, condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely seen tabs of the series and is as stated IMO never used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. 'smooth'-type ie. 'moleskin'-based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the greyish-white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division\' (ie. sometimes referred to as: \"Maria Theresa\") This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled'-, enlisted-mens'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab depicting the famous 'Edelweiss'-flower insignia, as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: '22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division' (ie. sometimes referred to as: "Maria Theresia") and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely seen tabs of the series and is as stated never been used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. 'smooth'-type ie. 'moleskin'-based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the greyish-white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division\' (ie. sometimes referred to as: \"Maria Theresa\") This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled'-, enlisted-mens'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab depicting the famous 'Edelweiss'-flower insignia, as was specifically intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: '22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division' (ie. sometimes referred to as: "Maria Theresia") and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely seen tabs of the series and is as stated never been used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. 'smooth'-type ie. 'moleskin'-based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the greyish-white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division\' (ie. sometimes referred to as: \"Maria Theresia\") This is a truly attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled'-, enlisted-mens'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab depicting the famous 'Kornblume' (ie. corn-flower) insignia, as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: '22. SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division' (ie. sometimes referred to as: "Maria Theresia"), in overall very nice- ie. virtually mint-/unissued and/or never tunic-attached, condition. This collar-tab is one of the more scarcely seen tabs of the series and is as stated IMO never used nor worn (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in greyish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. 'smooth'-type ie. 'moleskin'-based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the greyish-white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'29. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS \"Russische Nr. 1\" This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: \'RzM-styled\'-, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting a so-called: Malthese-Cross-device, as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'29. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS (sometimes also referred to as: \'Russische Nr. 1\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is as stated simply never worn nor used (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. regular-type based-) background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that this is one of the more harder too find examples of the extensive series. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'29. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS \"Russische Nr. 1\" This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled'-, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting a so-called: Malthese-Cross-device, as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: '29. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS (sometimes also referred to as: 'Russische Nr. 1') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is as stated simply never worn nor used (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. regular-type based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that this is one of the more harder too find examples of the extensive series. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' - enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type collar-tab as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: \'29. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS \"Russische Nr. 1\" This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS so-called: 'RzM-styled'-, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type collar-tab depicting a so-called: Malthese-Cross-device, as was intended for usage by soldiers ie. NCOs of the: '29. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS (sometimes also referred to as: 'Russische Nr. 1') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The collar-tab is as stated simply never worn nor used (it originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in silver-greyish-coloured linnen on a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. regular-type based-) background - has a 'standard'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or 'buckram'-based backing (and does show the white-coloured stitching on its back) as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that this is one of the more harder too find examples of the extensive series. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank-collar-tab (being a possibly issued albeit still \'virtually mint\' example) This is an attractive example of a typical Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank-collar-tab (ie. \'Rang-Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der Waffen-SS\') being a possibly issued albeit still \'virtually mint\' example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat piece is as stated above never worn nor used (and originated with almost certainty from the Dachau-clothing-depots and originated from the USA where they was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in the black-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based cloth - has a \'standard\'-pattern, brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based \'backing\' as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opprotunity to acquire a 100% garuanteed original SS rank-collar-tab for an interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank-collar-tab (being a possibly issued albeit still \'virtually mint\' example) This is an attractive example of a typical Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\' enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank-collar-tab (ie. \'Rang-Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der Waffen-SS\') being a possibly issued albeit still \'virtually mint\' example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat piece is as stated above never worn nor used (and originated with almost certainty from the Dachau-clothing-depots and originated from the USA where they was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item). The collar-tab - which is excuted in the black-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based cloth - has a \'standard\'-pattern, brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based \'backing\' as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opprotunity to acquire a 100% garuanteed original SS rank-collar-tab for an interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\'- and neatly hand-embroidered - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. typical NCO-) type \'runes\'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the various soldiers (ie. NCOs) throughout the war This is a truly attractive example of a neatly hand-embroidered, Waffen-SS so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. typical NCO-) type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Unterführer der Waffen-SS\') depicting the \'runes\'-insignia as was intended for usage by all Waffen-SS soldiers (ie. NCOs) throughout the war and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. I deem once tunic-attached-), condition. The nicely executed collar-tab shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item. The collar-tab - which is excuted in bright-silver-coloured \'braid\' onto a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. \'smooth\'-type ie. \'moleskin\'-based-) background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing as is more often encountered. Simply a 100% garuanteed original SS NCO-type collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS - so-called: \'RzM-styled\'- and neatly hand-embroidered, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. typical NCO-) type \'runes\'-collar-tab as was intended for usage by the various soldiers (ie. NCOs ie. \'Unterführer\') throughout the war This is a truly attractive - and just moderately used! - example of a neatly hand-embroidered, Waffen-SS so-called: \'RzM-styled\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. typical NCO-) type collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Unterführer der Waffen-SS\') depicting the \'runes\'-insignia as was intended for usage by all Waffen-SS soldiers (ie. NCOs) throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The nicely executed collar-tab shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining. The collar-tab - which is excuted in bright-silver-coloured- and shiny \'braid\' onto a black-coloured and/or woolen- (ie. \'smooth\'-type ie. \'moleskin\'-based-) background - has a \'standard\'-pattern- and/or brownish-coloured- and/or \'buckram\'-based backing as is more often encountered. The tab was clearly used and/or once tunic-attached and still shows some stitching- ie. thread-remains caused by havin been used as such. Moreover, does it show some paper-remains on its back which (I deem) are caused by the once present paper-based RzM-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a 100% garuanteed original - and truly used- and worn! - SS NCO-type collar-tab: hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS black-coloured M43-pattern \'Panzer\'-cap-trapezoid as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was specifically intended for usage on the M43-model field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen\') This is an attractive - and nowadays actually truly scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS black-coloured, M43-pattern \'Panzer\'-cap-trapezoid (ie. \'Mützentrapez\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was specifically intended for usage on the (later-war-period) M43-model field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen\') and that comes in a superb- ie. never worn- ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The piece on offer here just shows some truly minimal age ie. staining simply caused by having been stored as such for decades and comes \'as straightly cut-of the role\'. The badge was simply never used nor cap-attached: as such it can naturally easily be used for attachement onto a cap (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid (that presumably originated from the so-called Dachau clothing-depots) originates from an insignia-lot that was brought to the USA by an US veteran and that remained there for years in a collection. Simply an attractive Waffen-SS \'Panzer\'-cap-trapezoid that can easily be used to restore a cap or to be stored in any cloth-insignia ie. Waffen-SS collection and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Waffen-SS black-coloured M43-pattern \'Panzer\'-cap-trapezoid as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as was specifically intended for usage on the M43-model field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen\') This is an attractive - and nowadays actually truly scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS black-coloured, M43-pattern 'Panzer'-cap-trapezoid (ie. 'Mützentrapez') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave-pattern as was specifically intended for usage on the (later-war-period) M43-model field-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') and that comes in a superb- ie. never worn- ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The piece on offer here just shows some truly minimal age ie. staining simply caused by having been stored as such for decades and comes 'as straightly cut-of the role': it has presumably once been glued into an album or scrapbook and does show some minimal glue- ie. carton-remains on its back. The badge was simply never used nor cap-attached: as such it can naturally easily be used for attachement onto a cap (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid (that presumably originated from the so-called Dachau clothing-depots) originates from an insignia-lot that was brought to the USA by an US veteran and that remained there for years in a collection. Simply an attractive Waffen-SS 'Panzer'-cap-trapezoid that can easily be used to restore a cap or to be stored in any cloth-insignia ie. Waffen-SS collection and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Waffen-SS black-coloured, M43-pattern \'Panzer\'-cap-trapezoid as was specifically intended for usage on the M43-model field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen\') and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is an attractive - and nowadays actually scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS black-coloured, M43-pattern 'Panzer'-cap-trapezoid (ie. 'Mützentrapez' aka “pirate-trap”) as was executed in machine-embroidered pattern as was specifically intended for usage on the (later-war-period) M43-model field-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') and that comes in a never worn- ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The piece on offer here just shows some truly minimal age ie. staining simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. The badge was simply never used nor cap-attached: as such it can naturally easily be used for attachement onto a cap (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid (that presumably originated from the so-called Dachau clothing-depots) originates from an insignia-lot that was brought to the USA by an US veteran and that remained there for years in a collection. Simply an attractive Waffen-SS 'Panzer'-cap- ie. “pirate-type” trapezoid that can easily be used to restore a cap or to be stored in any cloth-insignia ie. Waffen-SS collection and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Waffen-SS black-coloured, M43-pattern \'Panzer\'-cap-trapezoid as was specifically intended for usage on the M43-model field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen\') and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is an attractive - and nowadays actually scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS black-coloured, M43-pattern 'Panzer'-cap-trapezoid (ie. 'Mützentrapez' aka “pirate-trap”) as was executed in machine-embroidered pattern as was specifically intended for usage on the (later-war-period) M43-model field-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') and that comes in a never worn- ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The piece on offer here just shows some truly minimal age ie. staining simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. The badge was simply never used nor cap-attached: as such it can naturally easily be used for attachement onto a cap (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid (that presumably originated from the so-called Dachau clothing-depots) originates from an insignia-lot that was brought to the USA by an US veteran and that remained there for years in a collection. Simply an attractive Waffen-SS 'Panzer'-cap- ie. “pirate-type” trapezoid that can easily be used to restore a cap or to be stored in any cloth-insignia ie. Waffen-SS collection and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Waffen-SS black-coloured, M43-pattern \'Panzer\'-cap-trapezoid as was specifically intended for usage on the M43-model field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen\') and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is an attractive - and nowadays actually truly scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS black-coloured, M43-pattern 'Panzer'-cap-trapezoid (ie. 'Mützentrapez' aka “pirate-trap”) as was executed in machine-embroidered pattern as was specifically intended for usage on the (later-war-period) M43-model field-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') and that comes in a never worn- ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The piece on offer here just shows some truly minimal age ie. staining simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. The badge was simply never used nor cap-attached: as such it can naturally easily be used for attachement onto a cap (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid (that presumably originated from the so-called Dachau clothing-depots) originates from an insignia-lot that was brought to the USA by an US veteran and that remained there for years in a collection. Simply an attractive Waffen-SS 'Panzer'-cap- ie. “pirate-type”-cap-trapezoid that can easily be used to restore a cap or to be stored in any cloth-insignia ie. Waffen-SS collection and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Waffen-SS EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank-collar-rank-tab (\'Kragenspiegel\') being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example as executed in black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank collar-rank-tab (\'Kragenspiegel\') being a \'standard-issued\'-pattern example as executed in (smooth-type) black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann\' (ie. simple soldier) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit I deem moderately used- and I deem once-tunic-removed-), condition. The tab shows the typical brownish-yellow-coloured \'buckram\'-based \'backing\' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was I deem once tunic-attached (by means of hand-stitching) and still shows some stitching-remains ie. holes (as can be seen on the pictures). Without doubt a nice and fairly scarcely seen Waffen-SS rank-collar-tab that was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann\'!

Attractive, Waffen-SS EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank-collar-rank-tab (\'Kragenspiegel\') being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example as executed in black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern rank collar-rank-tab (\'Kragenspiegel\') being a \'standard-issued\'-pattern example as executed in (smooth-type) black-coloured wool as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann\' (ie. simple soldier) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The tab shows the typical brownish-yellow-coloured \'buckram\'-based \'backing\' as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Without doubt a very nice and nowadays fairly scarcely seen Waffen-SS rank-collar-tab that was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Mann\'!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (being a typical \'J.F.S.\'-marked and thus by: \'Josef Feix u. Söhne\'-produced example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - fairly rarely encountered and naturally steel-based - belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der Waffen-SS') comes in a clearly (ie. moderately) used- and/or worn condition and has lost most of its original-applied silver-coloured finish: just some of its colour is still present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was with certainty clearly used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident (rust) staining (it has however most certainly not been recently polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is a typical 'J.F.S.'-marked and thus by the: 'Josef Feix'-company produced example that is clearly stamped on its back (as is always encountered with buckles by this desirable maker). As certainly known are these original steel-based, SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or moderately used 'J.F.S.'-marked example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked and typical steel-based: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example) that comes in a surely issued- and/or moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and as always naturally typically steel-based - Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\' (ie. NCO- type) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition. It retains a fair bit of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish and was just moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident (rust)staining and does also show some clear usage-marks (it has, nevertheless, most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has maintained a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked, so-called: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find something that most certainly merits my asking-price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked and typical steel-based: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example) that comes in a surely issued- and/or moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and as always naturally typically steel-based - Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\' (ie. NCO- type) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition. It retains a fair bit of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish and was just moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident (rust)staining and does also show some clear usage-marks (it has, nevertheless, most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has maintained a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked, so-called: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find something that most certainly merits my asking-price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked and typical steel-based: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example) that comes in a surely issued- and/or moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and as always naturally typically steel-based - Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\' (ie. NCO- type) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition. It retains a fair bit of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish and was just moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident (rust)staining and does also show some clear usage-marks (it has, nevertheless, most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has maintained a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked, so-called: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find something that most certainly merits my asking-price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked and typical steel-based: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example) that comes in a surely issued- and/or moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and as always naturally typically steel-based - Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\' (ie. NCO- type) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition. It retains a fair bit of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish and was just moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident (rust)staining and does also show some clear usage-marks (it has, nevertheless, most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has maintained a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked, so-called: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find something that most certainly merits my asking-price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked and typical steel-based: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example) that comes in a surely issued- and/or moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and as always naturally typically steel-based - Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\' (ie. NCO- type) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition. It retains a fair bit of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish and was just moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining and does also show some clear usage-marks (it has, nevertheless, most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has maintained a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked, so-called: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find something that most certainly merits my asking-price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked and typical steel-based: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example) that comes in a surely issued- and/or moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and as always naturally typically steel-based - Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\' (ie. NCO- type) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition. It retains a fair bit of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish and was just moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining and does also show some clear usage-marks (it has, nevertheless, most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has maintained a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked, so-called: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find something that most certainly merits my asking-price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked and typical steel-based: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example) that comes in a surely issued- and/or moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and as always naturally typically steel-based - Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\' (ie. NCO- type) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition. It retains most of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish and was just moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining and does also show some clear usage-marks (it has, nevertheless, most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has maintained a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked, so-called: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find something that most certainly merits my asking-price: this example is one of the best preserved examples I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked and typical steel-based: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example) that comes in a surely issued- and/or moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and as always naturally typically steel-based - Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\' (ie. NCO- type) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition. It retains a fair bit of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish and was just moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident (rust)staining and does also show some clear usage-marks (it has, nevertheless, most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has maintained a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked, so-called: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find something that most certainly merits my asking-price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked and typical steel-based: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example) that comes in a surely issued- and/or moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and as always naturally typically steel-based - Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\' (ie. NCO- type) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition. It retains a fair bit of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish and was just moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident (rust)staining and does also show some clear usage-marks (it has, nevertheless, most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has maintained a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked, so-called: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find something that most certainly merits my asking-price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked and typical steel-based: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example) that comes in a surely issued- and/or moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and as always naturally typically steel-based - Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\' (ie. NCO- type) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition. It retains a fair bit of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish and was just moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident (rust)staining and does also show some clear usage-marks (it has, nevertheless, most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has maintained a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked, so-called: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find something that most certainly merits my asking-price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked and typical steel-based: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example) that comes in a surely issued- and/or moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and as always naturally typically steel-based - Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\' (ie. NCO- type) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition. It has lost most of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish and was just moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident (rust)staining and does also show some clear usage-marks (it has, nevertheless, most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has maintained a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked, so-called: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find something that most certainly merits my asking-price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical \'RzM - 155/40 - SS\'-marked and thus by: \'Assmann\'-produced example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and naturally steel-based - belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der Waffen-SS\') comes in a clearly ie. moderately used ie. worn condition and has regrettably lost most of its original-applied silver-coloured finish: just some remains are present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was, however, clearly used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining (it has however most certainly not been recently polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is a typical \'RzM - 155/40 - SS\'-marked and thus by the: \'Assmann\'-company produced example that is clearly stamped under the catch (as is more often encountered). As certainly known are these original steel-based, SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or moderately used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked steel-based: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example) that comes in a moderately issued- and/or used- ie. worn, condition The attractive (and as always naturally steel-based) Waffen-SS enlisted-mens (ie. NCO- type) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition. It retains a fair bit of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish an was just moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident (rust)staining and does also show some minimal staning (it has, however, most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has maintained a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked, so-called: 'Overhoff & Cie'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find something that most certainly merits my asking-price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked steel-based: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example) that comes in a moderately issued- and/or used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and as always naturally steel-based) - Waffen-SS enlisted-mens (ie. NCO- type) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition. It retains a fair bit of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish an was just moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident (rust)staining and does also show some minimal staning (it has, however, most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has maintained a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked, so-called: 'Overhoff & Cie'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find something that most certainly merits my asking-price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked steel-based: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example) that comes in a moderately issued- and/or used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and as always naturally steel-based - Waffen-SS enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type belt-buckle comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition. It retains a fair bit of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or typical sprayed finish an was just moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident (rust)staining and does also show some minimal staning (it has, however, most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has maintained a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked, so-called: 'Overhoff & Cie'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find something that most certainly merits my asking-price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked steel-based: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-example) that comes in a moderately issued- and/or used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and as always naturally steel-based) - Waffen-SS enlisted-mens (ie. NCO- type) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition. It retains a fair bit of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish and was just moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident (rust)staining and does also show some clear usage-marks (it has, nevertheless, most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has maintained a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked, so-called: 'Overhoff & Cie'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find something that most certainly merits my asking-price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked: \'Overhoff & Cie\' example) that comes in an issued and only moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive (and naturally steel-based-) belt-buckle comes in a minimally used ie. worn condition and truly retains most of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish: the piece was simply moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining and shows some minimal (rust)staning on its back (it has however most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has maintained a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (see pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked, so-called: 'Overhoff & Cie'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such an attractive and only moderately used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked: \'Overhoff & Cie\' example) that comes in an issued and only moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive (and naturally steel-based-) belt-buckle comes in a minimally used ie. worn condition and truly retains most of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish: the piece was simply moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining and shows some minimal staning on its back (it has however most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has maintained a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (see pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked, so-called: 'Overhoff & Cie'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such an attractive and only moderately used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked: \'Overhoff & Cie\' example) that comes in an issued and only moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive (and naturally steel-based-) belt-buckle comes in a minimally used ie. worn condition and truly retains most of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish: the piece was simply moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining and shows some minimal staning on its back (it has however most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has maintained a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (see pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked, so-called: 'Overhoff & Cie'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such an attractive and only moderately used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked: \'Overhoff & Cie\' example) that comes in an issued and only moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive (and naturally steel-based-) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used ie. worn condition and truly retains a fair bit of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish: the piece was simply moderately used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining and shows some minimal staning (it has however most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has maintained a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (see pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked, so-called: 'Overhoff & Cie'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS-buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such an attractive and only moderately used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS related, metal-based (ie. shiny silver-coloured- and I deem genuine silver-based) so-called: \'souvenir\'-ring depicting a detailed skull (ie. \'Totenkopf\') The neat - and with certainty male-type- and somewhat larger-sized - finger-ring is (I deem) executed in (somewhat shiny!) and I deem genuine silver-based metal and retains great pronounced detail. As more often, is it totally void of a makers'-designation or alike. The ring is clearly worn ie. used (it is still a bit tarnished and was with certainty never cleaned nor polished). The detail on the skull-illustration is, however, nicely preserved and void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates with certainty of a local production and was most certainly acquired as a souvenir by a German soldier. These 'souvenir'-rings could be privately purchased from local artisans and were very popular amongst the troops. Simply a neat and 100% genuine example that originates from a German private-household where it was recently uncovered. I deem that I have priced this skull-'souvenir'-ring accordingly!

Attractive, Waffen-SS \'volunteer\'-arm-shield as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: \'20. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS\' (ie. \'estnische Nr. 1\') and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS, Estonian 'volunteer'-arm-shield (ie. 'Ärmelschild') as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: '20. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS' (o. 'estnische Nr. 1') depicting the 'blue/black/white'-colours ie. national flag of Estonia and that comes in a 'virtually mint'- (ie. 'unissued' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition: it does show some minimal fraying on the sides (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield retains very vivid colours and is of the later (1943/1944-period-) type and originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original Estonian-related volunteer-armshield that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Waffen-SS \'volunteer\'-arm-shield as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: \'20. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS\' (ie. \'estnische Nr. 1\') and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS, Estonian 'volunteer'-arm-shield (ie. 'Ärmelschild') as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: '20. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS' (o. 'estnische Nr. 1') depicting the 'blue/black/white'-colours ie. national flag of Estonia and that comes in a 'virtually mint'- (ie. 'unissued' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition: it does show some minimal fraying on the sides (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield retains very vivid colours and is of the later (1943/1944-period-) type and originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original Estonian-related volunteer-armshield that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Waffen-SS \'volunteer\'-arm-shield as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: \'20. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS\' (ie. \'estnische Nr. 1\') and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS, Estonian \'volunteer\'-arm-shield (ie. \'Ärmelschild\') as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: \'20. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS\' (o. \'estnische Nr. 1\') depicting the \'blue/black/white\'-colours ie. national flag of Estonia and that comes in a \'virtually mint\'- (ie. \'unissued\' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition: it does show some minimal fraying on the sides (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield retains very vivid colours and is of the later (1943/1944-period-) type and originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original Estonian-related volunteer-armshield that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Waffen-SS \'volunteer\'-arm-shield as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: \'20. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS\' (ie. \'estnische Nr. 1\') and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS, Estonian \'volunteer\'-arm-shield (ie. \'Ärmelschild\') as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: \'20. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS\' (o. \'estnische Nr. 1\') depicting the \'blue/black/white\'-colours ie. national flag of Estonia and that comes in a \'virtually mint\'- (ie. \'unissued\' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition: it does show some minimal fraying on the sides (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield retains very vivid colours and is of the later (1943/1944-period-) type and originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original Estonian-related volunteer-armshield that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Waffen-SS \'volunteer\'-arm-shield as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: \'20. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS\' (ie. \'estnische Nr. 1\') and that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS, Estonian \'volunteer\'-arm-shield (ie. \'Ärmelschild\') as was intended for usage by soldiers of the: \'20. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS\' (o. \'estnische Nr. 1\') depicting the \'blue/black/white\'-colours ie. national flag of Estonia and that comes in a \'virtually mint\'- (ie. \'unissued\' and/or never tunic-attached-), condition: it does show some minimal fraying on the sides (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield retains very vivid colours and is of the later (1943/1944-period-) type and originated with certainty from the Dachau clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 100% guaranteed original Estonian-related volunteer-armshield that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, 1943-pattern cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') depicting the machine-woven Latin script text in silver-grey linnen as was intended for a member of the: \'8. SS-Kavallerie-Division “Florian Geyer” This is an attractive - minimally damaged albeit simply never worn nor used and naturally 100% genuine! - Waffen-SS, 1943-pattern, neatly \'BeVo\'-woven cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') depicting the machine-woven Latin(!) script-text in silver-grey linnen, as was specifically intended for usage by a member serving within the: \'8. SS-Kavallerie-Division “Florian Geyer” and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never worn- nor used ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The full-length cuff-title (that measures approx. 48/49 cms.) has the typical \'salt and pepper\'-reverse and shows all details of an original, period specimen. This band - which is of the 1943-pattern showing the divisions\'-title in Latin-script - was most certainly produced by the \'Bandfabrik Ewald Vorsteher\' (ie. \'BeVo\') in Wuppertal something that can easily be deducted from the interwoven company-name that is to be found on one of its ends (something that more often but not always the case). This cuff-title is a 100% text-book- (and as stated above) original example that originates from a US-veteran who \'liberated\' this piece in 1945. The piece shows some truly minimal staining and/or storage-age and shows a few tiny tears which were I deem caused by improper storage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great opportunity to acquire an attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS Kavallerie-related \'BeVo\'-type cuff-title for a very competitive price: I have seen similar cuff-titles being sold for much more than my asking-price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, 1943/44 pattern cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') depicting the machine-woven Latin script text in silver-grey linnen as was intended for a member of the: \'23. SS-Frw.-Pz.-Gren.-Division\' “Nederland“ (niederländische Nr. 1) This is a very attractive - and naturally 100% genuine albeit never worn ie. 'virtually mint' albeit minimally shortened - Waffen-SS, 1943/44 pattern cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') depicting the machine-woven Latin script-text in silver-grey linnen, as was specifically intended for usage by a member of the: '23. SS-Freiwilligen-Panzergrenadier-Division' “Nederland“ (aka: 'niederländische Nr. 1') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and never worn ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The minimally shortened cuff-title (that measures approx. 42 cms.) has the typical 'salt and pepper'-reverse and shows all details of an original, period specimen. This band was produced by the 'Bandfabrik Ewald Vorsteher' (ie. 'BeVo') in Wuppertal but misses the interwoven company-name on one of its ends (something that is more often the case). This cuff-title is a 100% text-book- (and as stated above) original example that originates from a US-veteran who 'liberated' this piece in 1945. The piece shows some truly minimal storage-age ie. staining only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a great opportunity to acquire a very attractive and actually not that easily encountered, Waffen-SS 'BeVo'-type cuff-title that is offered by me for a competitive price!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical \'RzM - 155/40 - SS\'-marked and by: \'Assmann\'-produced example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition The neat (and naturally steel-based-) belt-buckle comes in a clearly used ie. worn condition but still retains some remains of its original-applied silver-coloured- and/or (typical anodized!) finish: the piece was clearly used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident (rust)staining (it has however most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (see pictures). The buckle is a typical 'RzM - 155/40 - SS'-marked and by the: 'Assmann'-company produced example that is clearly stamped under the catch (as is more often encountered). As certainly known are these original steel-based- and anodizsed SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or clearly used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical \'RzM - 155/40 - SS\'-marked and by: \'Assmann\'-produced example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition The neat (and naturally steel-based-) belt-buckle comes in a clearly ie. moderately used ie. worn condition but still retains most of its original-applied silver-coloured finish: the piece was, however, clearly used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining (it has however most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (see pictures). The buckle is a typical 'RzM - 155/40 - SS'-marked and by the: 'Assmann'-company produced example that is clearly stamped under the catch (as is more often encountered). As certainly known are these original steel-based, SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or moderately used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical \'RzM - 155/40 - SS\'-marked and by: \'Assmann\'-produced example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition The attractive (and naturally steel-based) belt-buckle comes in a clearly ie. moderately used ie. worn condition and has regrettably lost most of its original-applied silver-coloured finish: just some remains are present. The piece was, however, clearly used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining (it has however most certainly not been recently polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is a typical 'RzM - 155/40 - SS'-marked and by the: 'Assmann'-company produced example that is clearly stamped under the catch (as is more often encountered). As certainly known are these original steel-based, SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or moderately used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical \'RzM - 155/40 - SS\'-marked and thus by: \'Assmann\'-produced example) that comes in a clearly used- ie. worn, condition The attractive (and naturally steel-based) belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der Waffen-SS') comes in a clearly ie. moderately used ie. worn condition and has regrettably lost most of its original-applied silver-coloured finish: just some remains are present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was, however, clearly used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident (rust) staining (it has however most certainly not been recently polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is a typical 'RzM - 155/40 - SS'-marked and thus by the: 'Assmann'-company produced example that is clearly stamped under the catch (as is more often encountered). As certainly known are these original steel-based, SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or moderately used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical \'RzM - 155/40 - SS\'-marked and thus by: \'Assmann\'-produced example) that comes in a clearly used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and naturally steel-based - belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der Waffen-SS\') comes in a clearly ie. moderately used ie. worn condition and has regrettably lost most of its original-applied silver-coloured finish: just some remains are present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was, however, clearly used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident (rust) staining (it has however most certainly not been recently polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is a typical \'RzM - 155/40 - SS\'-marked and thus by the: \'Assmann\'-company produced example that is clearly stamped under the catch (as is more often encountered). As certainly known are these original steel-based, SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or moderately used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical \'RzM - 155/40 - SS\'-marked and thus by: \'Assmann\'-produced example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive (and naturally steel-based) belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der Waffen-SS') comes in a clearly ie. moderately used ie. worn condition and has regrettably lost most of its original-applied silver-coloured finish: just some remains are present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was, however, clearly used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident (rust) staining (it has however most certainly not been recently polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is a typical 'RzM - 155/40 - SS'-marked and thus by the: 'Assmann'-company produced example that is clearly stamped under the catch (as is more often encountered). As certainly known are these original steel-based, SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or moderately used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical \'RzM - 155/40 - SS\'-marked and thus by: \'Assmann\'-produced example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and naturally steel-based - belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der Waffen-SS\') comes in a clearly ie. moderately used ie. worn condition and has regrettably lost most of its original-applied silver-coloured finish: just some remains are present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was, however, clearly used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident (rust)staining (it has however most certainly not been recently polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is a typical \'RzM - 155/40 - SS\'-marked and thus by the: \'Assmann\'-company produced example that is clearly stamped under the catch (as is more often encountered). As certainly known are these original steel-based, SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or moderately used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical \'RzM - 155/43 - SS\'-marked and by: \'Assmann\'-produced example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition The neat (and naturally steel-based-) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used ie. worn condition but still retains most of its original-applied greyish-coloured- and/or (typical anodized!) finish: the piece was simply minimally used and/or worn (see pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining (it has however most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (see pictures). The buckle is a typical 'RzM - 155/43 - SS'-marked and by the: 'Assmann'-company produced example that is clearly stamped under the catch (as is more often encountered). As certainly known are these original steel-based- and anodizsed SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or moderately used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical \'RzM - 155/43 - SS\'-marked and by: \'Assmann\'-produced example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition The neat (and naturally steel-based-) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used ie. worn condition but still retains some remains of its original-applied greyish-coloured- and/or (typical anodized!) finish: the piece was clearly used and/or worn (see pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining (it has however most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (see pictures). The buckle is a typical 'RzM - 155/43 - SS'-marked and by the: 'Assmann'-company produced example that is clearly stamped under the catch (as is more often encountered). As certainly known are these original steel-based- and anodizsed SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or clearly used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical \'RzM - 155/43 - SS\'-marked and by: \'Assmann\'-produced example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition The neat (and naturally steel-based-) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used ie. worn condition but still retains some remains of its original-applied greyish-coloured- and/or (typical anodized!) finish: the piece was clearly used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining (it has, however - I deem - not been recently polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is a typical 'RzM - 155/43 - SS'-marked and by the: 'Assmann'-company produced example that is clearly stamped under the catch (as is more often encountered). As certainly known are these original steel-based- and anodizsed SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or moderately used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical \'RzM - 155/43 - SS\'-marked and thus by: \'Assmann\'-produced example) that comes in a clearly used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and naturally steel-based - belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der Waffen-SS\') comes in a clearly ie. moderately used ie. worn condition and has regrettably lost its original-applied silver-coloured finish: just some remains are present on its inside and back (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was, however, clearly used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining (it has however most certainly not been recently polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished \'rusted-like\' age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is a typical \'RzM - 155/43 - SS\'-marked and thus by the: \'Assmann\'-company produced example that is naturally stamped under the catch (as is more often encountered). As certainly known are these original steel-based, SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or clearly used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical \'RzM - 155/43 - SS\'-marked and thus by: \'Assmann\'-produced example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive (and naturally steel-based) belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der Waffen-SS') comes in a clearly ie. moderately used ie. worn condition and has regrettably lost most of its original-applied silver-coloured finish: just some remains are present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was, however, clearly used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining (it has however most certainly not been recently polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is a typical 'RzM - 155/43 - SS'-marked and thus by the: 'Assmann'-company produced example that is clearly stamped under the catch (as is more often encountered). As certainly known are these original steel-based, SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or moderately used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked by: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-produced example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition The neat (naturally steel-based-) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used ie. worn condition but still retains a fair bit of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish: the piece was simply moderately used and/or worn (see pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining (it has however most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (see pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked so-called: 'Overhoff & Cie'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or clearly used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked by: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-produced example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition The neat (naturally steel-based-) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used ie. worn condition but still retains a fair bit of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish: the piece was simply moderately used and/or worn (see pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining (it has however most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (see pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked so-called: 'Overhoff & Cie'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or clearly used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked by: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-produced example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition The neat (naturally steel-based-) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used ie. worn condition but still retains a fair bit of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish: the piece was simply moderately used and/or worn (see pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident (rust)staining (it has however most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (see pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked so-called: 'Overhoff & Cie'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or clearly used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked by: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-produced example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition The neat (and naturally steel-based-) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used ie. worn condition but still retains most of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish: the piece was simply minimally used and/or worn (see pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining (it has however most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (see pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked so-called: 'Overhoff & Cie'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or clearly used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked by: \'Overhoff & Cie\'-produced example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition The neat (and naturally steel-based-) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used ie. worn condition but still retains most of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish: the piece was simply minimally used and/or worn (see pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining (it has however most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (see pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked so-called: 'Overhoff & Cie'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or clearly used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical, unmarked: \'Overhoff & Cie\' example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition The neat (naturally steel-based-) belt-buckle comes in a moderately used ie. worn condition but still retains some of its original-applied silverish-coloured- and/or sprayed finish: the piece was simply moderately used and/or worn (see pictures). The piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining (it has however most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (see pictures). The buckle is typical, non-maker-marked so-called: 'Overhoff & Cie'-example as is more often encountered. As certainly known are these original steel-based SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or clearly used example as the one on offer!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, M43-pattern \'Panzer\'-cap-trapezoid as intended for usage on the M43-model field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen\') being a \'BeVo\'-woven example that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' ie. never cap-attached, condition This is an attractive - and nowadays actually scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, M43-pattern, black-coloured 'Panzer'-cap-trapezoid (ie. 'Mützentrapez') as was executed in 'BeVo'-weave pattern as was specifically intended for usage on the (black-coloured) M43-model 'Panzer'-field-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') and that comes in a truly never worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The piece on offer here just shows some age ie. staining simply caused by having been stored as such for decades (the piece shows a red-ink-stain that might be removable but the badge itself is fully undamaged as can be seen on the pictures). The badge was simply never confectioned nor 'trimmed' and comes 'as straightly cut-of the role': as such it can naturally easily be used for attachement onto a 'Panzer'-field-cap (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid originates from an insignia-lot that was brought to the USA by an US-veteran and that remained there for years in a collection. Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS 'Panzer'-cap-trapezoid that can easily be used to restore a cap or to be stored in any cloth-insignia ie. Waffen-SS collection and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, M43-pattern \'Panzer\'-cap-trapezoid as intended for usage on the M43-model field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen\') being a \'BeVo\'-woven example that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' ie. never cap-attached, condition This is an attractive - and nowadays actually scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, M43-pattern, black-coloured 'Panzer'-cap-trapezoid (ie. 'Mützentrapez') as was executed in 'BeVo'-weave pattern as was specifically intended for usage on the (black-coloured) M43-model 'Panzer'-field-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') and that comes in a truly never worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The piece on offer here just shows some age ie. staining simply caused by having been stored as such for decades (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge was simply never confectioned nor 'trimmed' and comes 'as straightly cut-of the role': as such it can naturally easily be used for attachement onto a 'Panzer'-field-cap (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid originates from an insignia-lot that was brought to the USA by an US-veteran and that remained there for years in a collection. Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS 'Panzer'-cap-trapezoid that can easily be used to restore a cap or to be stored in any cloth-insignia ie. Waffen-SS collection and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, M43-pattern \'Panzer\'-cap-trapezoid as was intended for usage on the M43-model field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen\') being a \'BeVo-Wuppertal\'-marked example that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This is an attractive - and nowadays actually scarcely encountered! - Waffen-SS, M43-pattern, black-coloured 'Panzer'-cap-trapezoid (ie. 'Mützentrapez') as was executed in 'BeVo'-weave pattern as was specifically intended for usage on the (black-coloured) M43-model 'Panzer'-field-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') and that comes in a truly never worn- (ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The piece on offer here just shows some age ie. staining simply caused by having been stored as such for decades (the backing shows some damage but the badge itself is fully undamaged as can be seen on the pictures). The badge was simply never confectioned nor 'trimmed' and comes 'as straightly cut-of the role': as such it can naturally easily be used for attachement onto a 'Panzer'-field-cap (as can be seen on the pictures). The trapezoid originates from an insignia-lot that was brought to the USA by an US-veteran and that remained there for years in a collection. Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS 'Panzer'-cap-trapezoid that can easily be used to restore a cap or to be stored in any cloth-insignia ie. Waffen-SS collection and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Waffen-SS, steel-based, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-) belt-buckle (being a typical \'RzM - 36/43 - SS\'-marked and by: \'Overhoff & Cie.\'-produced example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition The neat (and naturally steel-based) belt-buckle comes in a clearly used ie. worn condition but still retains some remains of its original-applied silver-coloured- and/or (partly typical anodized!) finish: the piece was clearly used and/or worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat piece shows some minimal dirt and/or evident staining (it has, however, most certainly not been polished nor cleaned). The buckle has still a very detailed appearance and retains a very nice and/or decent, somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle is a typical 'RzM - 36/43 - SS'-marked and thus by the: 'Overhoff & Cie.'-company produced example that is clearly stamped under the catch (as is more often encountered). As certainly known are these original steel-based- and anodizsed SS buckles nowadays getting really hard to find, especially if one prefers such a neat and/or clearly used example as the one on offer here!

Attractive, Waffen-SS- (ie. WH \'Heeres-Panzer\'-) type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as was executed on black-coloured wool, as was intended for an: \'SS-Rottenführer\' (ie. \'Obergefreiter\') The rank-chevron on offer here comes in a wonderful- (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-) condition and was IMO never tunic-attached: it is executed on the 'smooth-type'- and/or: black-coloured wool (as to be expected). It does show two 'stripes' of the neat silverish-coloured- (ie. non-'sub-dued') NCO-braid attached, denoting the soldiers'-rank of: 'SS-Rottenführer' (ie. 'Obergefreiter'). The piece does show some aging, dust ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (see pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these 'simple', 'Waffen-SS'- (ie. Heeres-Panzer-style-) rank-insignia are not that easy to encounter: especially if they come in such a nice condition as this example: simply a neat and desirable piece of cloth-insignia!

Attractive, Waffen-SS- (ie. WH \'Heeres-Panzer\'-) type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as was executed on black-coloured wool, as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Rottenführer\' (ie. \'Obergefreiter\') The rank-chevron on offer here comes in a wonderful- (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-) condition and was IMO never tunic-attached: it is executed on the 'smooth-type'- and/or: black-coloured wool (as to be expected). It does show a double 'stripe' of the neat silverish-coloured- (ie. non-'sub-dued') NCO-braid attached, denoting the soldiers'-rank of: 'SS-Rottenführer' (ie. 'Obergefreiter'). The piece - which is not 'backed' as more often - does show some minimal aging, dust ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (see pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these 'simple', 'Waffen-SS'- (ie. Heeres-Panzer-style-) rank-insignia are not that easy to encounter: especially if they come in such a pristine condition as this example: simply a neat and desirable piece of cloth-insignia!

Attractive, Waffen-SS- (ie. WH \'Heeres-Panzer\'-) type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as was executed on black-coloured wool, as was intended for usage by an: \'SS-Sturmmann\' (ie. \'Gefreiter\') The rank-chevron on offer here comes in a wonderful- (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-) condition and was IMO never tunic-attached: it is executed on the 'smooth-type'- and/or: black-coloured wool (as to be expected). It does show a single 'stripe' of the neat silverish-coloured- (ie. non-'sub-dued') NCO-braid attached, denoting the soldiers'-rank of: 'SS-Sturmmann' (ie. 'Gefreiter'). The piece - which is, moreover, nicely 'backed' with a piece of green-coloured cloth - does show some minimal aging, dust ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (see pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these 'simple', 'Waffen-SS'- (ie. Heeres-Panzer-style-) rank-insignia are not that easy to encounter: especially if they come in such a pristine condition as this example: simply a neat and desirable piece of cloth-insignia!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-pattern and machine-embroidered and/or black- and white-coloured sleeve-insignia (ie. \'Ärmelraute\') depicting a so-called: \'HJ-Raute\' as was used and intended to signify former membership within the \'Hitlerjugend\' This is an attractive, Waffen-SS-pattern and neatly machine-embroidered and/or black- and white-coloured sleeve-insignia (ie. \'Ärmelraute\') depicting a so-called: \'HJ-Raute\' as was used and intended to signify former membership within the \'Hitlerjugend\' (ie. Hitler Youth) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The piece on offer here is a fully \'text-book\' example that comes in an overall very nice and/or clearly never used (nor tunic-attached-) condition. It is just a tiny bit stained ie. wrinkled simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a very nice and 100% original Waffen-SS arm-badge that almost certainly originated from the so-called: \'Dachau\' clothing-depots!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-pattern and machine-embroidered and/or black- and white-coloured sleeve-insignia (ie. \'Ärmelraute\') depicting a so-called: \'HJ-Raute\' as was used and intended to signify former membership within the \'Hitlerjugend\' This is an attractive - and I deem truly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed! - Waffen-SS-pattern and neatly machine-embroidered and/or black- and white-coloured sleeve-insignia (ie. \'Ärmelraute\') depicting a so-called: \'HJ-Raute\' as was used and intended to signify former membership within the \'Hitlerjugend\' (ie. Hitler Youth) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The piece on offer here is a fully \'text-book\' example that comes in an overall nice and (I deem) clearly used condition: it was presumably once arm-attached by means of hand-stitching (as can be seen on the pictures). It is just a tiny bit stained ie. wrinkled simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a very nice, moderately used and 100% original Waffen-SS arm-badge that almost certainly originated from the so-called: \'Dachau\' clothing-depots!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-pattern black-coloured M43-cap-insignia (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') depicting an: \'Edelweiss\'-flower as was specifically used by the various \'Gebirgsjäger\'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff This is an attractive - and I deem simply never worn nor cap-attached - example of a Waffen-SS-pattern, black-coloured- and/or typical, woolen-based M43-pattern cap-insignia (ie. 'Mützenabzeichen für Einheitsfeldmütze') depicting the famous: 'Edelweiss'-flower as was used by the various 'SS-Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff (such as those of the: 'Prinz Eugen'- ie. 'Skanderbeg'-SS-Divisions) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The piece on offer here is a fully text-book example that just shows some minimal fraying on its borders. Simply a nice and 100% original Waffen-SS cap-badge!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-pattern black-coloured M43-cap-insignia (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') depicting an: \'Edelweiss\'-flower as was specifically used by the various \'Gebirgsjäger\'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff This is an attractive - and I deem simply never worn nor cap-attached - example of a Waffen-SS-pattern, black-coloured- and/or typical, woolen-based M43-pattern cap-insignia (ie. 'Mützenabzeichen für Einheitsfeldmütze') depicting the famous: 'Edelweiss'-flower as was used by the various 'SS-Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff (such as those of the: 'Prinz Eugen'- ie. 'Skanderbeg'-SS-Divisions) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The piece on offer here is a fully text-book example that just shows some minimal fraying on its borders. Simply a nice and 100% original Waffen-SS cap-badge!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-pattern black-coloured M43-cap-insignia (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') depicting an: \'Edelweiss\'-flower as was specifically used by the various \'Gebirgsjäger\'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff This is an attractive - and I deem simply never worn nor cap-attached - example of a Waffen-SS-pattern, black-coloured- and/or typical, woolen-based M43-pattern cap-insignia (ie. 'Mützenabzeichen für Einheitsfeldmütze') depicting the famous: 'Edelweiss'-flower as was used by the various 'SS-Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff (such as those of the: 'Prinz Eugen'- ie. 'Skanderbeg'-SS-Divisions) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The piece on offer here is a fully text-book example that just shows some minimal fraying on its borders. Simply a nice and 100% original Waffen-SS cap-badge!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-pattern black-coloured M43-cap-insignia (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') depicting an: \'Edelweiss\'-flower as was specifically used by the various \'Gebirgsjäger\'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff This is an attractive - and I deem simply never worn nor cap-attached - example of a Waffen-SS-pattern, black-coloured- and/or typical, woolen-based M43-pattern cap-insignia (ie. 'Mützenabzeichen für Einheitsfeldmütze') depicting the famous: 'Edelweiss'-flower as was used by the various 'SS-Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff (such as those of the: 'Prinz Eugen'- ie. 'Skanderbeg'-SS-Divisions) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The piece on offer here is a fully text-book example that just shows some minimal fraying on its borders. Simply a nice and 100% original Waffen-SS cap-badge!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-pattern, black-coloured M43-cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') depicting an: \'Edelweiss\'-flower, as used by the various \'Gebirgsjäger\'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS-pattern, black-coloured- and/or woolen-based M43-cap-insignia (ie. 'Mützenabzeichen') depicting the famous: 'Edelweiss'-flower as was used by the various 'SS-Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff (such as those of the: 'Prinz Eugen'- ie. 'Skanderbeg'- SS-Divisions) and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO used- and/or worn and cap-removed), condition. The piece on offer here is a fully text-book example that comes in a very nice and/or worn, condition. Simply a nice and 100% original Waffen-SS cap-badge!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-pattern, black-coloured sleeve-insignia (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') depicting an: \'Edelweiss\'-flower, as used by the various \'Gebirgsjäger\'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff This is a very attractive example of a Waffen-SS-pattern, black-coloured- and/or woolen-based sleeve-insignia (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen') depicting the famous: 'Edelweiss'-flower as was used by the various 'SS-Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff (such as those of the: 'Prinz Eugen'- ie. 'Skanderbeg'- SS-Divisions) and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO never worn nor used-), condition. The piece on offer here is a fully text-book example that comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' condition. Simply a nice and 100% original Waffen-SS arm-badge that almost certainly originated from the 'Dachau' clothing-depots!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-pattern, black-coloured sleeve-insignia (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') depicting an: \'Edelweiss\'-flower, as used by the various \'Gebirgsjäger\'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff This is an attractive example of a Waffen-SS-pattern, black-coloured- and/or woolen-based sleeve-insignia (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen') depicting the famous: 'Edelweiss'-flower, as was used by the various 'SS-Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff (such as those of the: 'Prinz Eugen'- ie. 'Skanderbeg'- SS-Divisions), and that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO minimally worn ie. issued-), condition. The piece on offer here is a fully text-book example and is in an overall nice, albeit IMO minimally worn ie. issued, condition: it seems to have been once tunic-attached and still shows some minimal stitching- ie. thread-remains. Moreover does it show some minor fraying on the sides but nothing shocking. Simply a nice and 100% original Waffen-SS arm-badge that almost certainly originated from the 'Dachau' clothing-depots and which was actually used and/or worn!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-pattern, black-coloured sleeve-insignia (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') depicting an: \'Edelweiss\'-flower, as used by the various \'Gebirgsjäger\'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff This is a very attractive example of a Waffen-SS-pattern, black-coloured- and/or woolen-based sleeve-insignia (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen') depicting the famous: 'Edelweiss'-flower as was used by the various 'SS-Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff (such as those of the: 'Prinz Eugen'- ie. 'Skanderbeg'- SS-Divisions) and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO never worn nor used-), condition. The piece on offer here is a fully text-book example that comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' condition. Simply a nice and 100% original Waffen-SS arm-badge that almost certainly originated from the 'Dachau' clothing-depots!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-pattern, machine-embroidered and/or black- and white-coloured sleeve-insignia (ie. \'Ärmelraute\') depicting a so-called: \'HJ-Raute\' as was used and intended to signify membership within the \'SS-Sanitätsdienst\' This is a neat, typical Waffen-SS-pattern, machine-embroidered and/or black- and white-coloured sleeve-insignia (ie. 'Ärmelraute') depicting a so-called: 'Aesculapus'-sign as was used and intended to signify membership within the 'SS-Sanitätsdienst' and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. I deem 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The piece on offer here is a fully 'text-book' example that comes in an overall very nice and/or never used (nor tunic-attached-) condition. It is just a tiny bit stained simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a very nice and 100% original Waffen-SS arm-badge that almost certainly originated from the so-called: 'Dachau' clothing-depots!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-related so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Gasschutzunteroffizier\' (or: gas-protection NCO) being a neatly machine-embroidered example This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of a Waffen-SS-related, so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (ie. 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Gasschutzunteroffizier' (or: gas-protection NCO) being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or later-war-period 'variant' that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch is (as always) executed on a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly machine-embroidered-) 'gasmask'-illustration as executed in silverish-grey-coloured linnen. The patch is not maker-marked nor backed (which is common for this badge). This is an attractive - and actually not that commonly encountered! - Wafffen-SS-related trade- ie. special-career patch. The patch on offer here shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated with certainty from the Dachau-clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item. Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS-related trade-/specialist badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-related so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Gasschutzunteroffizier\' (or: gas-protection NCO) being a neatly machine-embroidered example This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of a Waffen-SS-related, so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (ie. 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Gasschutzunteroffizier' (or: gas-protection NCO) being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or later-war-period 'variant' that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch is (as always) executed on a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly machine-embroidered-) 'gasmask'-illustration as executed in silverish-grey-coloured linnen. The patch is not maker-marked nor backed (which is common for this badge). This is an attractive - and actually not that commonly encountered! - Wafffen-SS-related trade- ie. special-career patch. The patch on offer here shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated with certainty from the Dachau-clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item. Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS-related trade-/specialist badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-related so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Gasschutzunteroffizier\' (or: gas-protection NCO) being a neatly machine-embroidered example This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of a Waffen-SS-related, so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (ie. 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Gasschutzunteroffizier' (or: gas-protection NCO) being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or later-war-period 'variant' that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch is (as always) executed on a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly machine-embroidered-) 'gasmask'-illustration as executed in silverish-grey-coloured linnen. The patch is not maker-marked nor backed (which is common for this badge). This is an attractive - and actually not that commonly encountered! - Wafffen-SS-related trade- ie. special-career patch. The patch on offer here shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated with certainty from the Dachau-clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item. Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS-related trade-/specialist badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-related so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Gasschutzunteroffizier\' (or: gas-protection NCO) being a neatly machine-embroidered example This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of a Waffen-SS-related, so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (ie. \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Gasschutzunteroffizier\' (or: gas-protection NCO) being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or later-war-period \'variant\' that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch is (as always) executed on a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly machine-embroidered-) \'gasmask\'-illustration as executed in silverish-grey-coloured linnen. The patch is not maker-marked nor backed (which is common for this badge). This is an attractive - and actually not that commonly encountered! - Wafffen-SS-related trade- ie. special-career patch. The patch on offer here shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated with certainty from the Dachau-clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item. Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS-related trade-/specialist badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-related so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Gasschutzunteroffizier\' (or: gas-protection NCO) being a neatly machine-embroidered example This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of a Waffen-SS-related, so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (ie. \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by a: \'Gasschutzunteroffizier\' (or: gas-protection NCO) being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or later-war-period \'variant\' that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch is (as always) executed on a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly machine-embroidered-) \'gasmask\'-illustration as executed in silverish-grey-coloured linnen. The patch is not maker-marked nor backed (which is common for this badge). This is an attractive - and actually not that commonly encountered! - Wafffen-SS-related trade- ie. special-career patch. The patch on offer here shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated with certainty from the Dachau-clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: \'veteran bring-back\'-item. Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS-related trade-/specialist badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-related so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Gasschutzunteroffizier\' (or: gas-protection NCO), being a neatly machine-embroidered example This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of a Waffen-SS-related, so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (ie. 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Gasschutzunteroffizier' (or: gas-protection NCO) being a neatly machine-embroidered- and/or later-war-period 'variant' that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch is (as always) executed on a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly machine-embroidered-) 'gasmask'-illustration as executed in silverish-grey-coloured linnen. The patch is not maker-marked nor backed (which is common for this badge). This is an attractive - and actually not that commonly encountered! - Wafffen-SS-related trade- ie. special-career patch. The patch on offer here shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated with certainty from the Dachau-clothing-depots and originates from the USA where it was stored for decades as a so-called: 'veteran bring-back'-item. Simply a very attractive Waffen-SS-related trade-/specialist badge that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-type \'Armwinkel\' (ie.: rank-chevron) as was executed on black-coloured wool, as was intended for an: \'SS-Rottenführer\' that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition I recently found a whole 'untouched' bundle holding 20 fully identical examples of these (IMO merely by the Waffen-SS-troops used-) 'Ärmelwinkel' (ie. rank-chevrons) that were simply never used- nor tunic-attached and came still 'tied-together' by means of a piece of reddish-pink-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The chevrons are executed on the 'smooth-type'- and/or black-coloured wool and each piece shows double stripes of the yellowish-brown-coloured- (ie. tropical-styled-) NCO-braid attached, denoting the rank of: 'SS-Rottenführer'. The pieces show some minimal aging, dust ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. The asking price is naturally per single chevron. It should, however, be noted that some also deem that these particular rank-chevrons could also be used as WH (Heeres) 'Panzer'-rank-insignia: I personally think that they were merely produced for Waffen-SS-usage and were for example used on the camouflaged, 'M44-type-', 'Dot'-pattern tunics). I deem that I have priced these (100% genuine- and/or with certainty period items-) accordingly.

Attractive, Waffen-SS-type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as executed on black-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by an SS-soldier with the rank of: \'SS-Rottenführer\' This is a neat - and I deem simply never used- nor worn! - example of a Waffen-SS-type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as executed on black-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by an SS-soldier with the rank of: \'SS-Rottenführer\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- nor worn- ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition. The chevron is executed on the \'smooth-type\'- and/or black-coloured wool and shows a double stripe of the yellowish-brown-coloured (ie. tropical-styled) NCO-braid attached, denoting the rank of: \'SS-Rotteführer\'. The piece shows some minimal aging, dust ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. It should be noted that some people also deem that these particular rank-chevrons could also be used as WH (Heeres) Panzer-insignia: I personally think that they were merely produced for Waffen-SS-usage and were for example used on the camouflaged, \'M44-type-\', \'Dot\'-pattern tunics. It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\', \'Waffen-SS\'-rank-insignia are not that easy to encounter!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as executed on black-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by an SS-soldier with the rank of: \'SS-Rottenführer\' I recently uncovered 5 - fully identical and I deem simply never used- nor worn! - examples of a Waffen-SS-type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as executed on black-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by an SS-soldier with the rank of: \'SS-Rottenführer\' and that come all five in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition. The chevrons are executed on the \'smooth-type\'- and/or black-coloured wool and show a double stripe of the yellowish-brown-coloured (ie. tropical-styled) NCO-braid attached, denoting the rank of: \'SS-Rottenführer\'. The pieces shows some minimal aging, dust ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. It should be noted that some people also deem that these particular rank-chevrons could also be used as WH (Heeres) Panzer-insignia: I personally think that they were merely produced for Waffen-SS-usage and were for example used on the camouflaged, \'M44-type\', \'Dot\'-pattern tunics. My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\', \'Waffen-SS\'-rank-insignia are not that easy to encounter!

Attractive, Waffen-SS-type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as executed on black-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by an SS-soldier with the rank of: \'SS-Sturmmann\' I recently uncovered 5 - fully identical and I deem simply never used- nor worn! - examples of a Waffen-SS-type \'Armwinkel\' (or: rank-chevron) as executed on black-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by an SS-soldier with the rank of: \'SS-Sturmmann\' and that come all five in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition. The chevrons are executed on the \'smooth-type\'- and/or black-coloured wool and show a single stripe of the yellowish-brown-coloured (ie. tropical-styled) NCO-braid attached, denoting the rank of: \'SS-Sturmmann\'. The pieces shows some minimal aging, dust ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. It should be noted that some people also deem that these particular rank-chevrons could also be used as WH (Heeres) Panzer-insignia: I personally think that they were merely produced for Waffen-SS-usage and were for example used on the camouflaged, \'M44-type\', \'Dot\'-pattern tunics. My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\', \'Waffen-SS\'-rank-insignia are not that easy to encounter!

Attractive, WH (Heeres ie. Feldgendarmerie-related-) \'standard-issued\' paybook (or: \'Wehrpass\') as was issued for the: \'Feldwebel der Feld- gendarmerie\' Engelbert Jockel, born in 1904 This is a neat - and with certainty rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. Feldgendarmerie-related-) 'standard-issued' paybook (or: 'Wehrpass') as was issued on 6th May 1940 for the: 'Feldwebel der Feldgendarmerie' (or sergeant with a field-police-unit) named: Engelbert Jockel, born in 1904, and that comes in an overall nice (and fully complete- albeit partly period-denazified-), condition. Jockel (who was apparently already a police-member who served within the: 'Ordnungspolizei' as an entry on page 4 tells) was issued this WP as early as 6 May 1940 and was actively enlisted (on 1 July 1943) within the unit: 'Durch- gangs- u. Enlassungstelle - Feldgend. Ers AbtI. Litzmannstadt'. Jockel attended two 'Feldgendarmerie-Lehrgänge' (from 1 to 30 September 1943 and from 1 to 30 March 1944 (something that is clearly entered in the WP (on page 21) and was also: 'belehrt über Spionage u. Geheimhaltung' on 10 July 1943. He served in several other field-police units (see entries on page 12) and apparently served untill the end of the war in the unit: 'Feldgendarmerie-Trupp 884'. The WP furthermore states that he was promoted two times (and ended the war as: 'Feldwebel der Felgendarmerie'). He was also awarded the iron cross second-class (or: 'Eisernes Kreuz der II. Klasse') which he won on 4 September 1944 (as can be learnt from the entry on page 23). The WP is in a fully complete condition (it is apart from the period-denazification not damaged whatsoever) and bears all standard entries and stamps as to be expected with such a neat standard, ID-document. The WP holds a (civil-) picture of Jockel (as more often). It should be noted that all Heeres 'Wehrpasse' as issued for 'Feldgendarmerie'-staffmembers are exceedingly rarely seen and are not often offered for sale: I deem that I have priced this neat example accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Heeres ie. Kriegsmarine) darker-blue-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle, being a maker- (ie. \'JFS\'-) marked example that comes in a never worn (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition The very attractive buckle was (I deem) never issued nor worn and truly retains almost all of its fairly shiny ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- and, darker-blue-coloured sprayed colour: just some normal scratching and/or minimal staining is noticable (see pictures) something that was I deem just caused by storage for decades only. The piece was most certainly never cleaned and comes as recently found. The buckle - which has very nice and/or pronounced detail! - show an impressed makers'-designation that reads: 'JFS' and is as such an example that was produced by the desirable producing-company named: 'Josef Feix u. Söhne' (something that is with certainty not always observed). Furthermore, does this example also show the tan-brown-coloured catch-roller-set-up as only seen on by JFS-produced belt-buckles. These darker-bluish-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckles are most times attributed to naval coastal-artillery- (ie. 'Küsten-Artillerie'-) units but are in my personal opinion being the 'standard-type', army- (ie. naval) type belt-buckle that was used throughout the war. Simply a very attractive and fully untouched 'JFS'-example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) \'tropical-issued\'- and/or: partly \'web-based\' belt (ie. \'Koppelriemen\') as executed in yellowish-beige-coloured- and/or woven linnen, being a maker-marked example that is approximately 105 cms. sized This is a truly very attractive - and never or only minimally used - example of a WH (Heeres ie. Luftwaffe etc.) 'tropical-issued'- and/or partly 'web-based' belt (ie. 'Koppelriemen') as was executed in beige-yellowish-coloured- and/or woven linnen (ie. 'webbing') and having a brownish-coloured, leather-based tongue, being a neat example that is approximately 103 cms. sized (although it is marked: '105') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. possibly issued- albeit hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The belt shows a clearly present makers'-designation-stamp from a Berlin-based maker (that reads: 'Otto Schink' or alike as can be seen on the pictures). The belts' tongue is as stated fabricated in typical, brownish-coloured leather (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that the piece was hardly used and its overall condition is still very nice and of course fully functional. It also shows an inked size-stamp on the back of the tongue (that I think reads '105'). The metal-based catch retains a fair bit of its greenish- ie. field-grey-coloured finish. Hard to find a more nicely preserved and/or attractive example: the belt just needs an equally nicely preserved 'Heeres' ie. 'Luftwaffe'-type belt-buckle to complete it. I deem that this fully untouched example is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungsabzeichen in Gold\' (or drivers\' proficiency badge in gold), that comes mounted on its piece of field-grey wool as issued - overall very nice (ie. minimally used-) condition! This is a truly attractive - and not that easily encountered! - example of a WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: 'Kraftfahrbewährungsabzeichen in Gold' (or drivers' proficiency badge in gold) that comes mounted on its piece of field-grey wool as issued and/or period tunic-removed, in overall very nice (ie. moderately used ie. worn-) condition. The neat badge retains both its original prongs and retains its period metal-based 'back-plate' that is covered with beige-coloured 'backing-paper' as more often: it was never cleaned and is still a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by decades of storage ie. fair wear. As stated above has this nicely pronounced badge been issued but never worn and still retains most of its neat, golden-coloured finish: it came from a private household and was never before in a collection. Simply a nice and desirable example of this award: almost impossible to upgrade this example!

Attractive, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield (as was produced by a - by me - unidentified maker) and that comes in a presumably issued albeit still \'virtually mint\', condition This is a truly attractive example of a non-maker-marked, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield as was produced by a by me unidentified maker (ie. possibly an example as was procuced by the \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company) and that comes in a probably issued albeit still \'virtually mint\'- (and with certainty never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield - that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and typical woolen-based \'backing\' - comes in a truly wonderful and/or untouched condition and was with certainty never worn nor used. It comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and has all its four prongs in place: its (typical) light-greenish-toned protective backing-paper is naturally also present and in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is non-converse-shaped as more often - truly retains all of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and/or somewhat \'glossy\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance (truly all of its period-applied \'Brennlack\' is still present!) and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal storage-age caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and desirable \'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS\'-pattern example that was surely issued but simply never worn. It should be noted that these \'minty\' examples are quite hard to come by: it will be very hard to upgrade this attractive and fully untouched specimen!

Attractive, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield (as was produced by a by me unidentified maker) and that comes in a presumably issued (albeit still \'virtually mint\'- although minimally rust-stained, condition) This is an attractive example of a non-maker-marked, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield as was produced by a by me unidentified maker and that comes in a probably issued albeit \'virtually mint\'- albeit minimally rust-stained (and with certainty never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield - that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured (and/or typical woolen-based) \'backing\' - comes in a nice- and untouched condition and was with certainty never worn nor used. It comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its beige-coloured- and/or paper-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often - retains most of its original, golden-bronze-coloured- and as stated minimally rust-stained finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by decades of storage only. Simply an attractive and desirable \'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS\'-pattern example that was surely issued but simply never worn. Simply a neat and untouched specimen that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield (as was produced by a by me unidentified maker) and that comes in a presumably issued - albeit still \'virtually mint\', condition This is an attractive example of a typical (presumably non-maker-marked) WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield as was produced by a by me unidentified maker and that comes in a probably issued albeit \'virtually mint\'- (and with certainty never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield - that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' - comes in a fully untouched condition and was with certainty never worn nor used. It comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its (typical) protective, beige-coloured- and/or paper-based backing attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often - retains most of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and \'glossy\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance (most of its period \'Brennlack\' is also still present) and was never cleaned nor polished. Simply a very attractive and desirable \'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS\'-pattern example that was surely issued but simply never worn. I deem that I have priced this untouched specimen accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield (as was produced by a by me unidentified maker) and that comes in a presumably issued - albeit still \'virtually mint\', condition This is an attractive example of a non-maker-marked, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield as was produced by a by me unidentified maker and that comes in a probably issued albeit 'virtually mint'- (and with certainty never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield - that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured (and/or feltwoolen-based) 'backing' - comes in a truly wonderful condition and was with certainty never worn nor used. It comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its beige-coloured- and/or carton-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often - truly retains all of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat 'glossy' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive and desirable 'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS'-pattern example that was surely issued but simply never worn. The piece misses a tiny bit of its backing on its bottom (as can be noticed on the pictures). It should be noted that these 'minty' examples are quite hard to come by: it will be very hard to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield (as was produced by a by me unidentified maker) and that comes in a presumably issued - albeit \'virtually mint\', condition This is a very attractive example of a non-maker-marked, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield as was produced by a by me unidentified maker and that comes in a probably issued albeit 'virtually mint'- (and with certainty never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield - that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured 'backing' - comes in a truly wonderful condition and was with certainty never worn nor used. It comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its black-coloured- and/or paper-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often - truly retains all of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat 'glossy' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive and desirable 'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS'-pattern example that was surely issued but simply never worn. It should be noted that these 'minty' examples are quite hard to come by: it will be impossible to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield (as was produced by a by me unidentified maker) and that comes in a probably issued - albeit still \'virtually mint\', condition This is an attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield as was produced by a by me unidentified maker and that comes in a probably issued- (albeit still \'virtually mint\'- and with certainty never tunic-attached-), condition. The shield - that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' - comes in a truly wonderful condition and was with certainty never worn nor used. It comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its (typical) protective, black-coloured- and/or paper-based backing attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often - retains all of its original, darker-coloured- and \'glossy\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance (almost all its period \'Brennlack\' is still present!) and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal (rust)staining caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive and desirable \'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS\'-pattern example that was surely issued but simply never worn. It should be noted that these \'minty\' examples are quite hard to come by: it will be impossible to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in a moderately used- and/or (I deem) tunic-removed, condition This is a neat example of a (presumed) non-maker-marked example of a WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured 'backing' and that comes in a moderately used- and I deem once tunic-attached- and/or carefully tunic-removed, condition. The shield comes in an overall nice condition and comes naturally complete with its metal- (ie. zinc-) based back-plate in place: moreover, does it still retain its four prongs (which are situated in the centre of the shield as can be seen on the pictures). It is void of a piece of a protective backing-paper: this might have been present but has been lost over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often - retains almost all of its original finish and has a very bright bronze-like appearance and was never cleaned nor polished. It does show, however, a tiny 'hole' in the upper left-wing (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a minimally used 'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS'-pattern example for a justified price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in a moderately used- and/or tunic-removed, condition This is a neat example of a (presumed) non-maker-marked example of a WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in a moderately used- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached- and/or carefully tunic-removed, condition. The shield comes in an overall nice condition and comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate in place: moreover, does it still retains its four prongs (which are situated on the sides of the shield as can be seen on the pictures). It is void of a piece of a protective backing-paper: this might have been present but has been lost over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often - retains a fair bit (ie. most) of its original-, darker-coloured- and/or tarnished finish ie. bronze-like appearance and was never cleaned nor polished. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a moderately used \'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS\'-pattern example for a justified price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) \'Kuban\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in a minimally used- and/or tunic-removed, condition This is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked WH (Heeres ie. Waffen-SS) 'Kuban'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured 'backing' and that comes in a - I deem - minimally used- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached- and/or carefully tunic-removed, condition. The - truly detailed! - shield comes in an overall very nice condition and comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and black-coloured protective 'backing-paper' in place: moreover, does it still retains its four (flat-shaped!) prongs (which are situated in the centre of the shield as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is a minimally converse-shaped example as more often - retains most (ie. all!) of its original, somewhat darkened bronze-coloured- and/or just minimally tarnished finish ie. bronze-like appearance and was (I deem) never cleaned nor polished. The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a minimally used 'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS'-pattern example for a justified price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres ie. \'Panzer\'-) machine-embroidered-, trade- ie. special-career patch, having a not that often encountered (silver-coloured) \'Kordel\' (ie. \'Umrandung\') attached, as was intended for a: \'Panzerwarte o. Kfz.-Warte\' This is a neat example of a WH (Heeres ie. 'Panzer') machine-embroidered-, trade- ie. special-career patch (ie. 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') having a not that often encountered (silver-grey-coloured) 'Kordel' (ie. 'Umrandung') attached, as was intended for a: 'Panzerwarte o. Kfz.-Warte' (ie. 'Panzer'- and/or vehicle mechanic, 1st class) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The patch is neatly machine-embroidered in pink-coloured linnen on a field-grey coloured- and/or woolen-based background. The patch - which has no backing as more often encountered - hardly shows wear nor age: it was once glued into an album or alike and does show some minimal glue- ie. paper-remains on its back. Simply a neat - and scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres ie. 'Panzer') trade- and/or special-career patch!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. KM) bright-golden-toned-, \'WH-DA der 3. Klasse für 12 Jahre Dienstzeit\' that comes mounted on its accompanying ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') having a (golden-toned) eagle-device period-attached This is an attractive - and IMO only minimally used and actually not that easily encountered! - example of a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) bright-golden-toned-, 12-years loyal-service-medal (ie. 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Klasse für 12 Jahre Dienstzeit') that comes mounted on its accompanying (19 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') having a (golden-toned) eagle-device (ie. 'Hoheitsabzeichen') period-attached. The - truly very detailed! - medal was with certainty never cleaned nor polished: its shows some minimal tarnish but was IMO never cleaned nor polished. The (tiny) eagle-device is a tiny bit tarnished was also never cleaned: the medal comes as recently found at a private-household and was with certainly issued but hardly worn. Simply a neat and very attractive WH (Heeres o. KM) bright-golden-toned-, 12-years loyal-service-medal-set!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. KM) silver-toned-, 4-years loyal-service-medal-set ie. \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit\' that comes with its accompanying ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and never mounted (silver-toned) eagle-device This is an attractive - and IMO never used- nor mounted! - example of a WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) silver-toned-, 4-years loyal-service-medal-set (ie. 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Klasse für 4 Jahre Dienstzeit') that comes with its accompanying (19 cms. long-sized-) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and never mounted (silver-toned) eagle-device (still having both prongs in place). The - very detailed! - medal was IMO never cleaned nor polished: its shows some minimal tarnish but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. The (tiny) eagle-device is a tiny bit tarnished was also never cleaned: the piece comes as recently found at a private-household and was with certainly issued but simply never worn (nor mounted). Simply a very nice WH (Heeres o. KM) silver-toned-, 4-years loyal-service-medal-set!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (being of the non-detachable-pattern!) showing a: \'WH-DA 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of service) and that comes with its accompanying, single-pieced: \'Feld- o. Bandspange\' This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a (bright!) silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (being of the non-detachable-pattern!) showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal service) that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. KM) eagle-device period-attached and that comes with its accompanying, single-pieced ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') and that come both in an overall nicely preserved- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon (ie. plate) as issued. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has a very attractive and just minimally tarnished- ie. rust-stained-) age-patina. The medal is \'mounted\' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains nice details and has a great age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat \'frosted\'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any real defaults. The piece is neatly \'backed\' with darker-green-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example of a \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung\' that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (of the \'detachable\'-pattern) showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a minimally tarnished, silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) being of the desirable \'detachable\'-pattern showing a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued and/or worn. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and as stated above minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal comes \'mounted\' onto a (thicker-styled!) chromed-metal-based clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains nice and pronounced details and has a great age-patina: it retains most of its somewhat \'matted\'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults (as can be seen on the pictures). The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield (by the \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company) that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in an issued-, moderately worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is an attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in a clearly issued-, (I deem) moderately worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based 'back-plate' and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its black-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing-paper' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains a fair bit of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat 'glossy' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. I deem that this is a typical example that was produced by the maker: 'Wilhelm Deumer' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - 'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS'-pattern example that was surely issued and/or moderately worn. It should be noted that nice - and truly worn! - examples are quite hard to come by: I deem that this attractive specimen is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield (I deem by the \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company) that comes in an issued-, moderately worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is an attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes in a clearly issued-, (I deem) moderately worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based \'back-plate\' (but that misses its woolen cloth \'backing\') and has all its four prongs in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains most of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat \'glossy\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. I deem that this is a typical example that was produced by the maker: \'Wilhelm Deumer\' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - \'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS\'-pattern example that was surely issued and/or moderately worn. It should be noted that nice - and truly worn! - examples are quite hard to come by: I deem that this attractive specimen is priced according to its missing woolen \'backing\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in a surely issued-, minimally worn and/or (I deem) carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is an attractive - and truly pronounced! - example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in a clearly issued-, moderately worn- and (I deem) carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based \'back-plate\' and has all its four (period-attached) prongs in place. Moreover, does it still shows its protective, black-coloured- and/or paper-based \'backing\' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains most of its original, golden-bronze-coloured- and somewhat \'matted\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does just show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive - and desirable! - \'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS\'-pattern example that is I deem priced accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in a surely issued-, minimally worn and/or (I deem) carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is an attractive - and truly pronounced! - example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in a clearly issued-, moderately worn- and (I deem) carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based \'back-plate\' and has all its four (period-attached) prongs in place. It has, however, lost its protective, paper-based \'backing\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains most of its original, golden-bronze-coloured- and somewhat \'matted\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does just show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive - and desirable! - \'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS\'-pattern example that is I deem priced accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in an issued-, minimally worn and/or (I deem) carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is a truly attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in a clearly issued-, moderately worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based \'back-plate\' and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its black-coloured- and/or paper-based \'backing-paper\' in place (that still shows some stitching-holes as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains all of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat \'shiny\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive - and desirable! - \'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS\'-pattern example that was surely issued and minimally worn. It should be noted that these \'almost minty\' examples are quite hard to come by: it will be very hard to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in an issued-, minimally worn and/or (I deem) carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is a truly attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in a clearly issued-, moderately worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based \'back-plate\' and has all its four prongs in place: is misses, however, its \'backing-paper\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains all of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat \'shiny\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive - and desirable! - \'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS\'-pattern example that was surely issued and minimally worn. It should be noted that these \'almost minty\' examples are quite hard to come by: it will be very hard to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in an issued-, minimally worn and/or (I deem) carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is a truly attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in a clearly issued-, moderately worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based \'back-plate\' and has all its four prongs in place: it misses, however, its protective paper-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains all of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat \'shiny\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive - and desirable! - \'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS\'-pattern example that was surely issued and minimally worn. It should be noted that these \'almost minty\' examples are quite hard to come by: it will be very hard to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in an issued-, minimally worn and/or (I deem) carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is a truly attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in a clearly issued-, moderately worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based \'back-plate\' and has all its four prongs in place: it misses, however, its protective paper-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains all of its original, bronze-golden-coloured- and somewhat \'shiny\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive - and desirable! - \'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS\'-pattern example that was surely issued and minimally worn. It should be noted that these \'almost minty\' examples are quite hard to come by: it will be very hard to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in an issued-, minimally worn and/or (I deem) carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is a truly attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in a clearly issued-, moderately worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based \'back-plate\' and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retains its protective, green-toned- and paper-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains most of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat \'shiny\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining (and does show some moth-damage) caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - \'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS\'-pattern example that was surely issued and worn!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in an issued-, minimally worn and/or (I deem) carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is a truly attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in a clearly issued-, moderately worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based \'back-plate\' and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its protective, brownish-yellow-toned- and paper-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains most of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat \'shiny\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - \'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS\'-pattern example that was surely issued and worn!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in an issued-, minimally worn and/or (I deem) carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is an attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in a clearly issued-, moderately worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based \'back-plate\' and has only two (of its originally) four prongs in place: two prongs are missing. Moreover, does it misses its protective, paper-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains most of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat \'shiny\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - \'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS\'-pattern example that is I deem priced accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in an issued-, minimally worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is a truly attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in a clearly issued-, moderately worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based 'back-plate' and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its beige-coloured- and/or paper-based backing in place (that still shows some stitching-holes as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains all of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat 'glossy' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive - and desirable! - 'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS'-pattern example that was surely issued and minimally worn. It should be noted that these 'almost minty' examples are quite hard to come by: it will be very hard to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in an issued-, minimally worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is a truly attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in a clearly issued-, moderately worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based 'back-plate' and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its greyish-black-coloured- and/or paper-based backing in place (that still shows some stitching-holes as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains all of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat 'matted' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive - and desirable! - 'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS'-pattern example that was surely issued and minimally worn. It should be noted that these 'almost minty' examples are quite hard to come by: it will be very hard to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in an issued-, minimally worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is a truly attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in a clearly issued-, moderately worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based 'back-plate' and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its greenish-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing-paper' in place (that still shows some stitching-holes as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains all of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat 'matted' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive - and desirable! - 'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS'-pattern example that was surely issued and minimally worn. It should be noted that these 'almost minty' examples are quite hard to come by: it will be very hard to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in an issued-, minimally worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is a truly attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in a clearly issued-, moderately worn- and/or most certainly carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based 'back-plate' and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its black-coloured- and/or (typical) paper- ie. carton-based 'backing-paper' in place (that still shows some stitching-holes and thread-remains as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains all of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat 'matted' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive - and desirable! - 'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS'-pattern example that was surely issued and minimally worn. It should be noted that these 'almost minty' examples are quite hard to come by: it will be very hard to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in an issued-, minimally worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is a truly attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in a clearly issued-, moderately worn- and/or most certainly carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based 'back-plate' and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain (all of) its black-coloured- and/or (typical) paper- ie. carton-based 'backing-paper' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains all of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat 'matted' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive - and desirable! - 'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS'-pattern example that was surely issued and minimally worn. It should be noted that these 'untouched and clearly worn' examples are quite hard to come by: it will be very hard to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in an issued-, moderately worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based 'backing' (that is somewhat period-trimmed) and that comes in a clearly issued-, moderately worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based 'back-plate' and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain most its black-coloured- and/or paper- ie. linnen-based backing in place (that shows some wear and age as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains most of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat 'shiny' finish ie. golden-bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal (rust)staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - 'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS'-pattern example that was surely issued and worn. I deem that this truly worn example is priced accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in an issued-, moderately worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is a truly attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in a clearly issued-, moderately worn- and/or most certainly carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based 'back-plate' and has all its four prongs in place: is misses, however, its presumably once-present paper- ie. carton-based 'backing-paper' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains all of its original, darkened-bronze-coloured- and somewhat 'shiny' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive - and desirable! - 'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS'-pattern example that was surely issued and moderately worn. It should be noted that these 'untouched and clearly worn' examples are quite hard to come by: it will be hard to upgrade this untouched specimen!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in an issued-, moderately worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is an attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, field-grey-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in a clearly issued-, (I deem) moderately worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based \'back-plate\' and has all its four prongs in place: moreover, does it still retain its beige-coloured- and/or paper-based \'backing-paper\' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains a fair bit of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat \'matted\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - \'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS\'-pattern example that was surely issued and/or moderately worn. It should be noted that nice - and truly worn! - examples are quite hard to come by: I deem that this attractive specimen is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its replaced, field-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in an issued-, minimally worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is an attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its - I deem - period-replaced, field-grey-coloured- and/or summer-type (and somewhat 'roughly-styled') cloth-based 'backing' and that comes in a clearly issued-, moderately worn- and/or most certainly carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based 'back-plate' and has all its four prongs in place: it has, however, lost its 'backing-paper' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is non-converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains most of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat 'matted' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. The piece was found as such at a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - 'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS'-pattern example that was surely issued and minimally worn. It should be noted that these 'untouched and clearly worn' examples are quite hard to come by: it will be hard to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive, WH (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) \'Panzer\'-type, \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, black-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in a clearly issued-, worn and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is an attractive - albeit clearly worn and used! - example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, (Heeres o. Waffen-SS) ie. 'Panzer'-type, 'Krim'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, black-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in a clearly issued-, worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based 'back-plate' and has only two of its (originally) four prongs in place: moreover, does it miss its paper-based 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains most of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat 'shiny' finish ie. golden-bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by fair wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive - and desirable! - 'Heeres ie. Waffen-SS', so-called: 'Panzer'-pattern example that was surely issued and worn. It should be noted that these 'Panzer'-examples are quite hard to come by: I deem that I have priced this example according to its truly used- ie. 'relic'-condition!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) 'standard-type', tropical-style rank-insignia (ie. roundel), as executed in bluish-grey coloured linnen on a brownish-green background, as intended for an: 'Oberschütze' - overall nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued!) condition! This is a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Heeres) 'standard-type', machine-embroidered, tropical-style, rank-insignia (ie. roundel), as was executed in bluish-grey coloured linnen on a brownish-green background, as was intended for an: 'Oberschütze', in overall very nice (IMO virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining simply caused by having been been stored as such for decades. The piece - which is not maker-marked as more often seen - is not backed as can be seen from the pictures: it was never before part of any collection and originates from a private household. It sounds maybe strange but these simple tropical-style rank-badges are actually quite hard to encounter. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat tropical rank-badge as intended for a Heeres soldier having the rank of: 'Oberschütze'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) (I deem) \'tropical-issued\' belt-buckle (being a non-maker-marked- and/or typical olive-green-coloured) example that comes in a wonderful condition The truly attractive piece - which is as mentioned above a non-maker-marked example - just shows some minimal age ie. dust and/or staining: it is almost void of any paint-damage and was just minimally used- and/or worn. The buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften des Heeres') truly retains most of its period-applied, olive-green-coloured- (and somewhat 'shiny-styled'-) paint and just shows some truly minimal paint-loss on the eagles'-chest (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which truly retains pronounced detail - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this attractive WH (Heeres) belt-buckle accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) (very early- ie. pre-war-period-) white-coloured side-cap- (ie. \'Schiffchen\'-) eagle and/or matching cocarde, both pieces as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greyish-green-coloured background This is a very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Heeres) very early- ie. pre-war-period-, white-coloured side-cap- (ie. 'Schiffchen'-) eagle and/or matching cocarde, both insignia as executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern, both pieces in an overall very nice (IMO virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The eagle is executed in white-coloured linnen on a greyish-green-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background: the cocarde is similarly executed as to be expected. Both insignia are of the very early- (ie. pre-) war period and saw usage directly after the 'Reichswehr'-period. It should be noted that especially these early-type cocardes are nowadays very hard to encounter: something that merits IMO my asking price. The set was never mounted on a side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') and was naturally never pre-folded nor trimmed. Both pieces come as 'straightly cut of the role' and just show some minimal fraying on the sides as more often. Simply a very nice and matching set of very early-period 'Heeres' side-cap-insignia!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - silver-coloured breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave \'flat-wire\'-pattern on a greyish- ie. bluish-green-coloured background This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - bright-silver-coloured breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave 'flat-wire'- pattern on a typical greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- nor worn ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The eagle is executed in bright-silver-coloured braid on a greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured (and linnen-based-) background and saw usage directly after the 'Reichswehr'-period (I deem around in the years 1935/36). It should be noted that especially these early-type (officers'-type) breast-eagles are nowadays not that easily encountered: something that merits my asking-price. The piece on offer here comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never confectioned- nor tunic-attached-) condition and comes as 'straightly cut-of the role' (it just shows some minimal staining on the sides and is a tiny bit 'wrinkled'). The piece on offer here was presumably once glued into an album or scrapbook and does shows some obvious age ie. staining (and does shows some minimal glue-remains on its back). Furthermore does it show some minimal storage-age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only and can naturally easily serve to restore any early-pattern 'Heeres'-officers'-tunic. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an early-pattern WH breast-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz.\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greyish- ie. bluish-green-coloured background This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a typical greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- nor worn ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The eagle is executed in white-coloured linnen on a greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured (and also linnen-based-) background and saw usage directly after the 'Reichswehr'-period (I deem around in the years 1935/36). It should be noted that especially these early-type breast-eagles are nowadays not that easily encountered: something that merits my asking-price. The piece on offer here comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never confectioned- nor tunic-attached-) condition and comes as 'straightly cut-of the role' (it just shows some minimal fraying on the sides). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern as to be expected - shows some minimal storage-age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only and can naturally easily serve to restore any early-pattern 'Heeres'-tunic. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an early-pattern WH breast-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz.\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greyish- ie. bluish-green-coloured background This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a typical greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- nor worn ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The eagle is executed in white-coloured linnen on a greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured (and also linnen-based-) background and saw usage directly after the 'Reichswehr'-period (I deem around in the years 1935/36). It should be noted that especially these early-type breast-eagles are nowadays not that easily encountered: something that merits my asking-price. The piece on offer here comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never confectioned- nor tunic-attached-) condition and comes as 'straightly cut-of the role' (it just shows some minimal fraying on the sides and is a tiny bit 'wrinkled'). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern as to be expected - shows some minimal storage-age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only and can naturally easily serve to restore any early-pattern 'Heeres'-tunic. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an early-pattern WH breast-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz.\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greyish- ie. bluish-green-coloured background This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a typical greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- nor worn ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The eagle is executed in white-coloured linnen on a greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured (and also linnen-based-) background and saw usage directly after the 'Reichswehr'-period (I deem around in the years 1935/36). It should be noted that especially these early-type breast-eagles are nowadays not that easily encountered: something that merits my asking-price. The piece on offer here comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never confectioned- nor tunic-attached-) condition and comes as 'straightly cut-of the role' (it just shows some minimal fraying on the sides and is a tiny bit 'wrinkled'). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern as to be expected - shows some minimal storage-age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only and can naturally easily serve to restore any early-pattern 'Heeres'-tunic. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an early-pattern WH breast-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz.\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greyish- ie. bluish-green-coloured background This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a typical greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- nor worn ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The eagle is executed in white-coloured linnen on a greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured (and also linnen-based-) background and saw usage directly after the 'Reichswehr'-period (I deem around in the years 1935/36). It should be noted that especially these early-type breast-eagles are nowadays not that easily encountered: something that merits my asking-price. The piece on offer here comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never confectioned- nor tunic-attached-) condition and comes as 'straightly cut-of the role' (it just shows some minimal fraying on the sides and is a tiny bit 'wrinkled'). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern as to be expected - shows some minimal storage-age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only and can naturally easily serve to restore any early-pattern 'Heeres'-tunic. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an early-pattern WH breast-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Schiffchenadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz.\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greyish- ie. bluish-green-coloured background This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. 'Schiffchenadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a typical greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- nor worn ie. 'virtually mint ie. unissued'-), condition. The eagle is executed in white-coloured linnen on a greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured (and also linnen-based-) background and saw usage directly after the 'Reichswehr'-period (I deem around in the years 1935/36). It should be noted that especially these early-type side-cap-eagles are nowadays not that easily encountered: something that merits my asking-price. The piece on offer here comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never confectioned- nor tunic-attached-) condition and comes as 'straightly cut-of the role' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern as to be expected - shows some minimal storage-age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only and can naturally easily serve to restore any early-pattern 'Heeres Schiffchen'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an early-pattern WH side-cap-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Schiffchenadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz.\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greyish- ie. bluish-green-coloured background This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Schiffchenadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a typical greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- nor worn ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The eagle is executed in white-coloured linnen on a greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured (and also linnen-based-) background and saw usage directly after the \'Reichswehr\'-period (I deem around in the years 1935/36). It should be noted that especially these early-type side-cap-eagles are nowadays not that easily encountered: something that merits my asking-price. The piece on offer here comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never confectioned- nor side-cap-attached-) condition and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as to be expected - shows some minimal storage-age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only and can naturally easily serve to restore any early-pattern \'Heeres Schiffchen\'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an early-pattern WH side-cap-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Schiffchenadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz.\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greyish- ie. bluish-green-coloured background This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Schiffchenadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a typical greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. never used- nor worn ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The eagle is executed in white-coloured linnen on a greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured (and also linnen-based-) background and saw usage directly after the \'Reichswehr\'-period (I deem around in the years 1935/36). It should be noted that especially these early-type side-cap-eagles are nowadays not that easily encountered: something that merits my asking-price. The piece on offer here comes in an overall nice- (ie. never confectioned- nor side-cap-attached-) condition and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\': it does, however, shows some minimal staining on its background only (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as to be expected - shows some minimal storage-age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only and can naturally easily serve to restore any early-pattern \'Heeres Schiffchen\'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an early-pattern WH side-cap-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Schiffchenadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz.\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greyish- ie. bluish-green-coloured background This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Schiffchenadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a typical greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. never used- nor worn ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The eagle is executed in white-coloured linnen on a greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured (and also linnen-based-) background and saw usage directly after the \'Reichswehr\'-period (I deem around in the years 1935/36). It should be noted that especially these early-type side-cap-eagles are nowadays not that easily encountered: something that merits my asking-price. The piece on offer here comes in an overall nice- (ie. never confectioned- nor side-cap-attached-) condition and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\': it does, however, shows some minimal staining on its background only (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as to be expected - shows some minimal storage-age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only and can naturally easily serve to restore any early-pattern \'Heeres Schiffchen\'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an early-pattern WH side-cap-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Schiffchenadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz.\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greyish- ie. bluish-green-coloured background This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Schiffchenadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a typical greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- nor worn ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The eagle is executed in white-coloured linnen on a greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured (and also linnen-based-) background and saw usage directly after the \'Reichswehr\'-period (I deem around in the years 1935/36). It should be noted that especially these early-type side-cap-eagles are nowadays not that easily encountered: something that merits my asking-price. The piece on offer here comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never confectioned- nor side-cap-attached-) condition and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as to be expected - shows some minimal storage-age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only and can naturally easily serve to restore any early-pattern \'Heeres Schiffchen\'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an early-pattern WH side-cap-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Schiffchenadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz.\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a greyish- ie. bluish-green-coloured background This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) - very early- ie. pre-war-period! - white-coloured side-cap-eagle (ie. \'Schiffchenadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a typical greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- nor worn ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition. The eagle is executed in white-coloured linnen on a greyish- (ie. bluish-green-) coloured (and also linnen-based-) background and saw usage directly after the \'Reichswehr\'-period (I deem around in the years 1935/36). It should be noted that especially these early-type side-cap-eagles are nowadays not that easily encountered: something that merits my asking-price. The piece on offer here comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never confectioned- nor side-cap-attached-) condition and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern as to be expected - shows some minimal storage-age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only and can naturally easily serve to restore any early-pattern \'Heeres Schiffchen\'. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an early-pattern WH side-cap-eagle for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) - \'tropical-issue\'- (ie. DAK-related!) belt-buckle (being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted on its original, greenish-coloured (and/or: \'webbing\'-based-) tab The piece - which is as mentioned above a non-maker- marked example as is more often the case - shows some obvious wear, staining and/or dust is void of any real damage: it is just a bit stained but retains most of its period-applied-, field-grey-coloured paint. The buckle - which truly retains pronounced detail - came mounted on its original greenish-coloured- (and/or 'webbing'-fabricated-) tab as issued and/or found. It does show obvious staining (ie. 'Flugrost') but was IMO not cleaned nor polished. These belt-buckles-sets saw wide-spread usage within the DAK (or: 'Deutsches Afrika Korps') but saw also usage in the later-war years (for example in the Balkan- and/or Mediterranean-) combat-areas. The buckle was as stated above most certainly worn as such and came from a private household: it was never before in collectors-hands. These army-type 'tropical-issue' belt-buckles can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. I deem that I have priced this attractive example according to its clearly used- and/or worn condition!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) - \'tropical-issue\'- (ie. DAK-related!) belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'GB\'-) marked example that comes mounted on its original, greenish-coloured (and/or: \'webbing\'-based-) tab The piece - which is as mentioned above a nicely maker- (ie. 'GB'- or: 'Gustav Brehmer'-) marked example as is more often the case - shows some obvious wear, staining and/or dust is void of any real damage: it is just a bit stained but retains most of its period-applied-, field-coloured- (and somewhat 'matted-styled'-) paint. The buckle - which truly retains pronounced detail - came mounted on its original greenish-coloured- (and/or 'webbing'-fabricated-) tab as issued and/or recently found. It does show some minimal staining (ie. 'Flugrost') but was IMO not cleaned nor polished. These belt-buckles saw wide-spread usage within the DAK (or: 'Deutsches Afrika Korps') but saw also usage in the later-war years (for example in the Balkan- and/or Mediterranean-) combat-areas. The buckle was as stated above most certainly worn as such and came from a private household: it was never before in collectors'-hands. The buckle itself shows the stamped makers-designation: 'GB' (and can as such easily be attributed to the maker: 'Gustav Brehmer'). These army-type 'tropical-issue' belt-buckles can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) aluminium-based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Uffz. u. Mannschaften des Heeres\') being a maker- (ie. \'Gebr. Kugel & Fink\'-) marked and/or \'1937\'-dated example that comes mounted onto its period, leather-based tab The attractive - still nicely somewhat field-grey-coloured(!) albeit minimally used- and/or worn - WH (Heeres) \'standard-pattern\', aluminium-based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Unteroffizier u. Mannschaften des Heeres\') comes mounted onto its fully souple - and of course still functional! - brownish- (ie. natural) coloured and/or genuine leather-based \'tab\' (that is showing the oval-shaped \'Gebr. Kugel & Fink - Lüdenscheid\'-\'-makers\'-designation and/or \'1937\'-date stamp as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle shows some obvious age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is truly void of any damage or alike. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that it still retains a fair bit of its field-grey-coloured, sprayed finish (something that is most certainly NOT that often the case. The buckle itself - which still retains pronounced detail as to be expected - is void of any makers\'-designation as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this attractive WH (Heeres) belt-buckle according to its nicely preserved- and fully untouched condition: it should, moreover, be mentioned that the maker: \'Gebr. Kugel & Fink\' is actually not that often observed on Heeres-type belt-buckles!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) aluminium-based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Uffz. u. Mannschaften des Heeres\') being a maker- (ie. \'Gottlieb & Söhne\'-) marked and/or \'1939\'-dated example that comes mounted onto its period, leather-based tab The attractive - still nicely field-grey-coloured (!) albeit minimally used- and/or worn - WH (Heeres) \'standard-pattern\', aluminium-based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Unteroffizier u. Mannschaften des Heeres\') comes mounted onto its fully souple - and of course still functional! - brownish- (ie. natural) coloured and genuine leather-based \'tab\' (that is showing the oval-shaped \'Gottlieb & Söhne - Oberstein\'-makers\'-designation and/or \'1939\'-date stamp as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle shows some obvious age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is truly void of any damage or alike. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that it still retains a fair bit of its field-grey-coloured, sprayed finish (something that is most certainly NOT that often the case. The buckle - which still retains pronounced detail as to be expected - shows on its inside a superimposed: \'G&S - 39\'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). It orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this attractive WH (Heeres) belt-buckle according to its nicely preserved- and fully untouched condition: it should, moreover, be mentioned that the maker: \'Gottlieb & Söhne\' is actually not that often observed on Heeres-type belt-buckles!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) early- (ie. pre-) war-period- and/or white-coloured \'Panzer\'-type breast-eagle of the so-called: \'M36-pattern\' (as was executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a black-coloured background) This is an attractive - and with certainty not that easily encountered! - example of a WH (Heeres Panzer), (early- ie. pre-war-period-) white-coloured breast-eagle of the so-called: 'M36-pattern' (ie. 'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Panzer-Truppen') as was executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a black-coloured background that was specifically intended for usage on the black-coloured 'Panzer'-wrap-around'-tunics and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never tunic-attached- and/or: 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The eagle is executed in white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. The piece on offer here comes in an overall very nice condition: it was never confectioned and comes 'as straightly cut-off the role' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave as to be expected - shows some age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or handling but can naturally easily serve to restore any early-pattern, black-coloured 'Panzer'-wrap-around'-tunic!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) EM- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered \'Muster\'-piece as intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' and that comes with its period-attached \'inventory-etiket\' This is an attractive - and with certainty never used nor worn! - example of a WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen as was executed on darker-green wool as was specifically intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' (or: mountain-troops) throughout the war and that comes in an overal wonderful, condition. The piece came with its (period-attached!) paper-based \'inventory-etiket\' (that shows a number and date that reads: \'7-8-1940\' - and was as such most certainly a \'Muster\'-piece (or specific sales-example). The piece is (unusually!) additionally \'backed\' with white-coloured \'cheese-duck\' and comes in a wonderful and fully untouched condition (as can be seen on the pictures). It is just minimally stained caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very unusually seen \'Muster\'-piece that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) EM/NCO-type: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') as was specifically produced for usage on the: \'M-43\'-model, field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') This is an attractive - and truly used- ie. carefully cap-removed! - WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (ie. cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') as was specifically produced for usage on the: \'M-43\'-model field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere des Heeres\') and that comes in a clearly used- and carefully confectioned-, condition. The piece is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern and was carefully pre-folded and/or: once cap-attached. The piece is executed in bluish-grey-coloured linnen onto a field-grey-coloured (and/or also linnen-based) background: it still shows some minimal thread- ie. stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat occasion to aquire an attractive (truly used!) and \'BeVo \'-woven, cap-trapezoid for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: 'Edelweiss'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered (and somewhat 'thicker-styled'!) example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: 'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen' throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The - truly detailed and nicely executed! - piece is not 'backed' as more often and comes stitched onto a piece of darker-green-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive 'variant'-pattern, machine-embroidered 'Gebirgsjäger-Edelweiss'-armpatch for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered (and somewhat \'thicker-styled\'!) example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The - truly detailed and nicely executed! - piece is not \'backed\' as more often and comes stitched onto a piece of darker-green-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive \'variant\'-pattern, machine-embroidered \'Gebirgsjäger-Edelweiss\'-armpatch for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: 'Edelweiss'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered (and somewhat 'thicker-styled'!) example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: 'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen' throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The - truly detailed and nicely executed! - piece is additionally 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured linnen as more often and comes stitched onto a piece of darker-green-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive 'variant'-pattern, machine-embroidered 'Gebirgsjäger-Edelweiss'-armpatch for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: 'Edelweiss'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered (and somewhat 'thicker-styled'!) example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: 'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen' throughout the war and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The - truly detailed and nicely executed! - piece is additionally 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured linnen as more often and comes stitched onto a piece of darker-green-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive 'variant'-pattern, machine-embroidered 'Gebirgsjäger-Edelweiss'-armpatch for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered (and somewhat \'thicker-styled\'!) example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- and once tunic-attached-), condition. The - truly detailed and nicely executed! - piece is additionally \'backed\' with a piece of black-coloured linnen as more often seen and comes stitched onto a piece of darker-green-coloured wool (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and just moderatelty used, \'variant\'-pattern machine-embroidered \'Gebirgsjäger-Edelweiss\'-armpatch for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: \'Edelweiss\'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' throughout the war This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, so-called: 'Edelweiss'-armpatch, being a machine-embroidered (and somewhat 'thicker-styled'!) example as was executed on darker-green wool as was intended for usage by the: 'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen' throughout the war and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The - truly detailed and nicely executed! - piece is not 'backed' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive and never used, 'variant'-pattern machine-embroidered 'Gebirgsjäger-Edelweiss'-armpatch for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'G.H. Osang\'-) marked- and/or \'1940\' dated example that comes mounted onto its leather-based tab and that comes in a wonderful condition This is a very attractive - and I deem just moderately used! - example of a (Heeres) typical field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften des Heeres\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'G.H. Osang\'-) marked- and/or: \'1940\' dated example that comes mounted onto its (light-brown-coloured) leather-based tab and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The buckle truly retains almost all of its somewhat \'matted\'-styled, field-grey-coloured finish without showing any real defaults: it does show some minimal wear- and age-marks but was simply never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal (rust) staining ie. \'Flugrost\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle shows also some obvious dust and/or staining caused by over more than 80 years of storage. The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows a clearly present, oval-shaped: \'G.H. Osang - Dresden - 1940\'-stamp (as can be clearly seen in the pictures) and remains in an equally very nicely preserved condition overall (it was I deem never greased nor oiled but does show some minimal age ie. staining). The buckle itself is non-maker-marked (something that is more often observed). Simply an attractive - and nowadays quite scarcely found! - neatly maker-marked, \'Heeres\'-example that is priced according to its overall nice ie. just minimally used- ie. hardly worn condition!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'Gustav Brehmer\'-) marked- and/or: \'1940\'- (ie. \'41\'-) dated example that comes mounted onto its leather-based tab This is an attractive - and only moderately used! - example of a (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften des Heeres') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Gustav Brehmer'-) marked- and/or: '1940'- (ie. '1941'-) dated example that comes mounted onto its natural-coloured leather-based tab and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem only moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The buckle truly retains most of its somewhat 'matted'-styled, field-grey-coloured finish without showing any real defaults: it does show some obvious wear and age but was simply never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal staining and obvious paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle shows some obvious dust and/or staining caused by over more than 70 years of storage. The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows a clearly present, oval-shaped 'G. Brehmer - Markneukirchen - 1940'-stamp (as can be clearly seen in the pictures) and remains in an equally nicely preserved condition overall (it was - I deem - never greased nor oiled but does show some age ie. staining). The buckle itself is equally maker- (ie. 'GB'-) marked and/or dated '41': it was obviously assembled in 1941 by using the older stock of laether tabs that remained from 1940 something that is more often observed on buckles by this maker. The piece was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive, 'Gustav Brehmer'-marked 'Heeres'-example that is priced according to its overall nice ie. moderately used- ie. worn condition!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'Jul. Kemp\'-) marked- and/or \'1941\' dated example that comes mounted onto its leather-based tab and that comes in a wonderful condition This is a very attractive - and I deem just moderately used! - example of a (Heeres) typical field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften des Heeres\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'Jul. Kemp\'-) marked- and/or: \'1941\' dated example that comes mounted onto its (light-brown-coloured) leather-based tab and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The buckle truly retains almost all of its somewhat \'matted\'-styled, field-grey-coloured finish without showing any real defaults: it does show some minimal wear- and age-marks but was simply never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal (rust) staining ie. \'Flugrost\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle shows also some obvious dust and/or staining caused by over more than 80 years of storage. The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows a clearly present, oval-shaped: \'Jul. Kemp - Lüdenscheid - 1941\'-stamp (as can be clearly seen in the pictures) and remains in an equally very nicely preserved condition overall (it was I deem never greased nor oiled but does show some minimal age ie. staining). The buckle itself is also maker-marked and does show the designation: \'IKA 41\' (something that is more often observed). Simply an attractive - and nowadays quite scarcely found! - neatly maker-marked, \'Heeres\'-example that is priced according to its overall nice ie. just minimally used- ie. hardly worn condition!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'Jul. Kremp\'-) marked- and/or: \'1941\'-dated example that comes mounted on its leather-based tab and that comes in a hardly used- nor worn, condition This is a very attractive example of a WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. 'Jul. Kremp - Lüdenscheid'-) marked- and/or: '1941'-dated example that comes mounted onto its natural-coloured- and/or genuine leather-based tab and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The buckle truly retains almost all of its fairly 'shiny'-styled, field-grey-coloured finish without showing any real defaults: it was simply never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle also shows some obvious dust caused by over more than 70 years of storage. The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows a present, oval-shaped: 'Jul. Kremp - Lüdenscheid - 1941'-stamp (as can be clearly seen in the pictures) and remains in an equally nicely preserved condition overall (it was with certainty never greased nor oiled). Of interest is, moreover, the fact that the buckle itself is also shows an impressed logo (that reads : 'A 4'. or alike). Simply a very attractive 'Jul. Kremp - Lüdenscheid'-marked 'Heeres'-belt-buckle that is priced according to its overall very nicely preserved- ie. minimally used- and/or worn condition!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'N.& H.\') marked- and/or: \'1942\'-dated example that comes in an overall wonderful- (ie. \'virtually mint\' but minimally rusted), condition This is an attractive - and I deem hardly ie. only minimally used! - example of a (Heeres) typical field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften des Heeres\') being a (vaguely) maker- (ie. \'N.& H.\'- ie. \'Noelle & Hück\') marked- and/or: \'1942\'-dated example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. presumably issued- but nevertheless still \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The buckle truly retains almost all of its somewhat \'matted\'-styled, field-grey-coloured finish without showing any real defaults: it does show some minimal rust-marks but was simply never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle shows also some obvious dust and/or staining caused by over more than 80 years of storage. The buckle shows a somewhat vaguely present and impressed makers\'-designation-stamp that reads: \'N.&H.- 1942\' (something that is more often observed). Simply an attractive - and nowadays quite scarcely found! - neatly maker-marked, \'Heeres\'-example that is priced according to its overall very nice ie. just minimally used- ie. hardly worn condition!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a neatly maker- (ie. \'E. Schneider\'-) marked- and/or: \'1941\'-dated example that comes mounted onto its (black-coloured) leather-based tab This is an attractive - albeit moderately used! - example of a (Heeres) typical field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften des Heeres') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'E. Schneider - Lüdenscheid'-) marked- and/or: '1941'-dated example that comes mounted onto its (unusually seen!) black-coloured- and genuine leather-based tab and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The buckle truly retains a fair bit of its somewhat 'shiny'-styled, field-grey-coloured finish without showing any real defaults: it does show some wear- and age-marks but was simply never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal (rust) staining ie. 'Flugrost' (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle shows also some obvious dust and/or staining caused by over more than 80 years of storage. The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows a clearly present, oval-shaped so-called: 'E. Schneider - Lüdenscheid - 1941'-stamp (as can be clearly observed in the pictures) and remains in an equally nicely preserved condition overall (it was - I deem - never greased nor oiled but does show some age ie. staining). The buckle itself is equally maker- (ie. 'E.S.L. - 41'-) marked (something that is not always the case). The piece was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive - and nowadays not that easily found! - 'E. Schneider'-marked, 'Heeres'-example that is priced according to its overall nice ie. moderately used- ie. hardly worn condition!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a neatly maker- (ie. \'J. Feix & Söhne\'-) marked- and/or: \'1941\'-dated example that comes mounted onto its leather-based tab This is an attractive - and only minimally used! - example of a (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften des Heeres') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'J. Feix & Söhne'- ie. 'JFS'-) marked- and/or: '1941'-dated example that comes mounted onto its natural-coloured leather-based tab and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem only minimally worn- ie. used-), condition. The buckle truly retains most of its somewhat 'shiny'-styled, (light)field-grey-coloured finish without showing any real defaults: it does show some obvious wear and age but was simply never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal staining and obvious paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle shows some obvious dust and/or staining caused by over more than 70 years of storage. The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows a clearly present, oval-shaped so-called: 'J. Feix & Söhne' - Gablonz-Sudeten - 1941'-stamp (as can be clearly seen in the pictures) and remains in an equally nicely preserved condition overall (it was - I deem - never greased nor oiled but does show some age ie. staining). The buckle itself is equally maker- (ie. 'JFS'-) marked (something that is not always the case). The piece was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive - and truly scarcely found! - 'JFS'-marked 'Heeres'-example that is priced according to its overall very nice ie. moderately used- ie. worn condition!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a neatly maker- (ie. \'Noelle & Hueck\'-) marked- and/or: \'1941\'-dated example that comes mounted onto its (black-coloured) leather-based tab This is an attractive - and only minimally used! - example of a (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften des Heeres') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Noelle & Hueck - Lüdenscheid'-) marked- and/or: '1941'-dated example that comes mounted onto its black-coloured- and genuine leather-based tab and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem only minimally worn- ie. used-), condition. The buckle truly retains almost all of its somewhat 'matted'-styled, field-grey-coloured finish without showing any real defaults: it does show some minimal wear- and age-marks but was simply never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal (rust) staining ie. 'Flugrost' (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle shows also some obvious dust and/or staining caused by over more than 70 years of storage. The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows a clearly present, oval-shaped so-called: 'Noelle & Hueck - Lüdenscheid - 1941'-stamp (as can be clearly seen in the pictures) and remains in an equally nicely preserved condition overall (it was - I deem - never greased nor oiled but does show some age ie. staining). The buckle itself is equally maker- (ie. 'N&H 41'-) marked (something that is not always the case). The piece was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive - and truly scarcely found! - 'Noelle & Hueck'-marked 'Heeres'-example that is priced according to its overall very nice ie. just minimally used- ie. hardly worn condition!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a neatly maker- (ie. \'R. Sieper & Söhne\'-) marked- and/or: \'1940\'-dated example that comes mounted onto its (light-brown-coloured) leather-based tab This is an attractive - and only minimally used! - example of a (Heeres) typical field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften des Heeres') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'R. Sieper & Söhne - Lüdenscheid'-) marked- and/or: '1940'-dated example that comes mounted onto its natural- ie. light-brown-coloured- and genuine leather-based tab and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem only minimally worn- ie. used-), condition. The buckle truly retains almost all of its somewhat 'shiny'-styled, field-grey-coloured finish without showing any real defaults: it does show some minimal wear- and age-marks but was simply never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal (rust) staining ie. 'Flugrost' (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle shows also some obvious dust and/or staining caused by over more than 80 years of storage. The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows a clearly present, oval-shaped so-called: 'R. Sieper & Söhne - Lüdenscheid - 1940'-stamp (as can be clearly observed in the pictures) and remains in an equally nicely preserved condition overall (it was - I deem - never greased nor oiled but does show some age ie. staining). The buckle itself is equally maker- (ie. 'R.S.&S.'-) marked (something that is not always the case). The piece was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive - and nowadays quite scarcely found! - 'R. Sieper & Söhne'-marked, 'Heeres'-example that is priced according to its overall very nice ie. just minimally used- ie. hardly worn condition!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a neatly maker- (ie. \'R. Sieper & Söhne\'-) marked- and/or: \'1940\'-dated example that comes mounted onto its (light-brown-coloured) leather-based tab This is an attractive - and only minimally used! - example of a (Heeres) typical field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften des Heeres\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'R. Sieper & Söhne - Lüdenscheid\'-) marked- and/or: \'1940\'-dated example that comes mounted onto its natural- ie. light-brown-coloured- and genuine leather-based tab and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem only minimally worn- ie. used-), condition. The buckle truly retains almost all of its somewhat \'shiny\'-styled, field-grey-coloured finish without showing any real defaults: it does show some minimal wear- and age-marks but was simply never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle shows also some obvious dust and/or staining caused by over more than 80 years of storage. The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows a clearly present, oval-shaped so-called: \'R. Sieper & Söhne - Lüdenscheid - 1940\'-stamp (as can be clearly observed in the pictures) and remains in an equally nicely preserved condition overall (it was - I deem - never greased nor oiled but does show some age ie. staining). The buckle itself is equally maker- (ie. \'R.S.&S.\'-) marked (something that is not always the case). The piece was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive - and nowadays quite scarcely found! - \'R. Sieper & Söhne\'-marked, \'Heeres\'-example that is priced according to its overall very nice ie. just minimally used- ie. hardly worn condition!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a non-maker- marked example that comes in an overall wonderful- (ie. \'virtually mint ie. unissued\'-), condition This is an attractive - and I deem simply never used! - example of a (Heeres) typical field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften des Heeres\') being a typical, non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never worn ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The buckle truly retains almost all of its somewhat \'matted\'-styled, field-grey-coloured finish without showing any real defaults: it does show some minimal rust-marks (on the inside only) but was simply never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle shows also some obvious dust and/or staining caused by over more than 80 years of storage. Simply a very attractive - and nowadays quite scarcely found! - non-maker-marked, \'Heeres\'-example that is priced according to its overall very nice- ie. simply never worn condition!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle, being a maker- (ie. \'Osang - Dresden\'-) marked- and/or: \'1940\'-dated example that comes mounted onto its leather-based tab and that comes in a moderately used, condition This is an attractive - and only moderately used! - example of a (Heeres) field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften des Heeres') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Osang - Dresden'-) marked- and/or: '1940'-dated example that comes mounted onto its natural-coloured leather-based tab and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem only moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The buckle truly retains most of its somewhat 'glossy'-styled, field-grey-coloured finish without showing any real defaults: it does show some obvious wear and age but was simply never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal staining and obvious paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle shows some obvious dust and/or staining caused by over more than 70 years of storage. The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows a clearly present, oval-shaped 'Osang - Dresden - 1940'-stamp (as can be clearly seen in the pictures) and remains in an equally nicely preserved condition overall (it was - I deem - never greased nor oiled but does show some age ie. staining). The buckle itself is not-maker-marked something that is more often observed on buckles by this maker. The piece was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive, 'Osang'-marked 'Heeres'-example that is priced according to its overall nice ie. moderately used- ie. worn condition!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) field-grey-coloured-, \'M34\'-pattern side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen\'), being a maker- (ie. \'Breiter\'-) marked and/or: \'58\'-sized-, example that shows a period name-etiket: \'Schütze Cörner - Kraftfahrstaffel\' The attractive side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchen') - which is executed in 'regular'-type-, field-grey-coloured-, 'Heeres'-pattern woolen-based cloth ie. wool - shows truly no real damage whatsoever and that is very nicely maker-marked (ie. blue-ink-stamped-) with the makers'-stamp: 'Mützenfabrik Breiter München'- and/or: clearly size-stamp '58' as stated above (see pictures). The cap is a regular-sized example and measures 58 cms. (which is a size that would easily fit a mannequins'-head as can be seen on the pictures) but regrettably misses its insignia (ie. eagle- and cocarde): both were with certainty once there but were carefully cap-removed: the thread-remains, however, are still clearly visible (as is more often encountered - see pictures). The side-cap shows a neat-, typical greyish-coloured- and/or: fairly 'matted'-type lining (which is standard for these side-caps) and shows two unaltered (metal-based-) vent-holes (which are still field-grey-coloured on the outside - see pictures). The cap - which originates from a private household in Germany and that was never before part of a collection - shows only minimal staining and/or age (IMO just caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear) but truly retains all its woolen-based 'nap'. The cap also misses a 'Soutache'-winkel (ie. branchcolour-chevron) which was IMO also once there but that has been period-removed: the minimal remains of this 'Soutache'-winkel are also still visible (something that I have observed before). Of additional interest is of course the fact that this example came with a period name-etiket attached that reads: 'Schütze Cörner Curt - Kraftfahrstaffel' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and naturally 100% genuine! - example of an (IMO) early- ie. mid-war-period- and/or: 'standard-pattern'-, field-grey-coloured-, Heeres-'Schiffchen' that belonged to a: 'Kradschützen'-soldier and that just need a pair of 'BeVo'-produced insignia to complete!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) forrestry (ie. \'Reichsforstdienst\') officers\'-type visor-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Metall-Kokarde für Schirmmütze der Offiziere des Reichsforstdienst\') being an \'A\'-marked example as executed in silverish-toned aluminium This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - officers'- (ie. evt. NCO-) pattern, WH (Heeres) forrestry (ie. 'Reichsforstdienst') officers'-type visor-cap-cocarde (ie. 'Metall-Kokarde für Schirmmütze der Offiziere des Reichsforstdienst') being an 'A'- (ie. Assmann-) marked example as executed in silverish-toned aluminium and that comes in a probably issued- albeit (I deem) never cap-attached, condition. The quite vaulted piece has an approximate diameter ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 11,5 cms. and retains both its (copper-based and of course still functional) prongs. The piece came with a (loose) generic-styled so-called: 'inner-cocarde' firmly attached that has both prongs in place and shows a clear makers'-designation as mentioned above. Simply a very nice - and truly unusually encountered! - 'Reichsforstdienst'-related visor-cap-cocarde of this lesser known WH-related, TR-organisation that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) frosted-silver-toned (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-based), EM- (ie. NCO- or officers\') type visor-cap-eagle being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a minimally used- ie. once cap-attached, condition This is an attractive - and nowadays actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'frosted-silver\'-toned (ie. typical \'Buntmetall\'-based), enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO- or officers\') type visor-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schirmmütze\') being a detailed albeit non-marked example that comes in a minimally used- ie. (I deem) once cap-attached, condition. The neat piece comes (of course) in a still fully functional condition. All three of its (original, copper-toned) prongs are still present and/or fully functional: they were - I deem - once folded ie. bent but are still functional (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is very detailed and pronounced - has a nice so-called: \'frosted\' ie. typical \'Buntmetall\'-like appearance. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty desirable! - spare-part that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) greyish-silver-coloured so-called: \'M43\'-pattern cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') depicting three: \'Eichenlaub\'-branches as was used by the various \'Jäger\'-related, divisional staff-members This is a neat - very detailed and I deem never used nor worn - example of a WH (Heeres) greyish-silver-coloured and minimally tarnished, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') depicting three: \'Eichenlaub\'-branches as was used by the various \'Jäger\'-related, divisional-staff throughout the war. The piece - which is executed in greyish-silver-coloured- and (I deem) typical zinc-based metal (ie. Feinzink) is void of a makers\'-designation (as more often) and retains two its three (fragile but of course still functional and never bent) prongs in place: one has been broken-of (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a tiny bit stained but was never cleaned nor polished. Simply a great occasion to acquire a 100% original \'Jäger\'-related cap-badge for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) greyish-silver-coloured so-called: \'M43\'-pattern cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') depicting three: \'Eichenlaub\'-branches as was used by the various \'Jäger\'-related, divisional staff-members This is a neat - very detailed and I deem never used nor worn - example of a WH (Heeres) greyish-silver-coloured and minimally tarnished, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') depicting three: \'Eichenlaub\'-branches as was used by the various \'Jäger\'-related, divisional-staff throughout the war. The piece - which is executed in greyish-silver-coloured- and (I deem) typical zinc-based metal (ie. Feinzink) is void of a makers\'-designation (as more often) and retains all its three (fragile but of course still functional and never bent) prongs in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a tiny bit stained but was never cleaned nor polished. Simply a great occasion to acquire a 100% original \'Jäger\'-related cap-badge for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) hand-embroidered, trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as was intended for a soldier who served within the: \'Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' This is a very attractive WH (Heeres) hand-embroidered, trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as executed in bright-green- (ie. \'hell- o. wiesengrüner\'-) coloured linnen on a field-grey-coloured (and woolen-based) background as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier ie. NCO who served within one of infantry-related rifle-regiments) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The patch is a neat maker-marked example that shows a (undecypherable) white-inked stamp and greyish-toned (additional) backing: it does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a \'virtually mint\': Heeres \'Signal Blitz\' as was intended for the: \'Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as executed in attractive so-called: \'flat-wire\'- (ie. \'BeVo\'-) weave-pattern This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle (ie.\'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as executed in attractive so-called: \'flat-wire\'- (ie. \'BeVo\'-) weave-pattern on a field-grey-coloured- and/or linnen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. This - actually scarely encountered! - breast-eagle is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave style and is executed in silverish-toned thread on a (typical) field-grey-coloured background (and having a field-grey-coloured and/or linnen-based \'backing\' as to be expected). These eagles were presumably intended for officer- (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures) and simply cannot be upgraded: it comes \'as straightly cut-off the role\' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a neat, WH (Heeres) officers\'-/ie. NCO-type breasteagle as executed in \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave-style!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as executed in attractive so-called: \'flat-wire\'- (ie. \'BeVo\'-) weave-pattern This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle (ie.\'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as executed in attractive so-called: \'flat-wire\'- (ie. \'BeVo\'-) weave-pattern on a field-grey-coloured- and/or linnen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. This - actually scarely encountered! - breast-eagle is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave style and is executed in silverish-toned thread on a (typical) darker-green background (but having a field-grey-coloured and/or linnen-based \'backing\' as to be expected). These eagles were presumably intended for officer- (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures) and simply cannot be upgraded: it comes \'as straightly cut-off the role\' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a neat, WH (Heeres) officers\'-/ie. NCO-type breasteagle as executed in \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave-style!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as executed in attractive so-called: \'flat-wire\'- (ie. \'BeVo\'-) weave-pattern This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle (ie.\'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as executed in attractive so-called: \'flat-wire\'- (ie. \'BeVo\'-) weave-pattern on a field-grey-coloured- and/or linnen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. This - actually scarely encountered! - breast-eagle is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave style and is executed in silverish-toned thread on a (typical) field-grey-coloured background (and having a field-grey-coloured and/or linnen-based \'backing\' as to be expected). These eagles were presumably intended for officer- (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures) and simply cannot be upgraded: it comes \'as straightly cut-off the role\' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a neat, WH (Heeres) officers\'-/ie. NCO-type breasteagle as executed in \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave-style!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as executed in attractive so-called: \'flat-wire\'- (ie. \'BeVo\'-) weave-pattern This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle (ie.\'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as executed in attractive so-called: \'flat-wire\'- (ie. \'BeVo\'-) weave-pattern on a field-grey-coloured- and/or linnen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. This - actually scarely encountered! - breast-eagle is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave style and is executed in silverish-toned thread on a (typical) field-grey-coloured background (and having a field-grey-coloured and/or linnen-based \'backing\' as to be expected). These eagles were presumably intended for officer- (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures) and simply cannot be upgraded: it comes \'as straightly cut-off the role\' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned. Moreover, does it show some minimal glue-remains on its back simply caused by having glued into an album or scrapbook once (as can be noticed on the pictures). This example originates from a \'Musterbuch\' (or: sample-book) that was period-compiled by the producing-company \'Offermann\' as was based in the town of Ratingen. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a neat, WH (Heeres) officers\'-/ie. NCO-type breasteagle as executed in \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-weave-style!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern, visor-cap eagle (ie. \'Schirmmützenadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being a neatly hand-embroidered example that presumably originates from a private tailor-shop This is an attractive - and actually unusually encountered! -WH (Heeres) officers'-pattern, visor-cap eagle (ie. 'Schirmmützenadler für Offiziere des Heeres') being a neatly hand-embroidered example that comes mounted onto a typical darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in a moderately used- (ie. I deem once cap-attached-), condition. This - with certainty 'high-quality'-produced example - is executed in multi-toned, silverish 'braid' onto a 'smooth'-type, woolen- and/or darker-green-coloured background and has an approximate 'wingspan' of 6,2 cms.: it is, not additionally 'backed' but is executed on a piece of 'buckram'-based material (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this is a typical 'privately-purchased' example that was period-acquired in a tailor-shop. Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that easily encountered! - piece of WH (Heeres) related, officers'-pattern visor-cap-insignia that would nicely fit to restore any officers'-type visor-cap!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern, visor-cap-eagle/cocarde-set (ie. \'Effektensatz für Offiziers-Schirmmütze\') comprising of two neatly hand-embroidered examples This is an attractive - and truly very detailed and actually not that easily encountered! - fully matching, WH (Heeres) officers'-pattern visor-cap-eagle/cocarde-set (ie. 'Effektensatz für Heeres Offiziers-Schirmmütze') comprising of two neatly hand-embroidered examples) that come both mounted onto a typical darker-green coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that come both in an overall nice- (I deem simply never used- nor once cap-attached-), condition. This - with certainty 'high-quality'-produced set - is executed in (typical) multi-coloured and bright and shiny silverish-coloured 'braid' and is executed onto a typical woolen- and/or darker-green-coloured background. The cap-eagle has an approximate 'wingspan' of 7,6 cms. and is nicely 'backed' with a piece of greyish-black-coloured linnen as more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The cocarde is equally nicely executed and has an approximate 'wingspan' of approximately 7 cms. and is also nicely backed with a piece of black-coloured linnen as more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that easily encountered! - set of (fully matching!) Heeres-related, officers'-type visor-cap-insignia that would nicely fit to restore any Heeres officers'-type visor-cap!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type cap-eagle and cocarde (as executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'- ie. \'BeVo\'-weave pattern) as was specifically intended for usage on the: WH \'Knautschmützen\' ie. \'Alter-art\'-visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') These desirable - scarcely found and fairly early-period! - WH (Heeres) cap-eagle-/cocarde-sets were specifically intended for usage onto the WH-\'Knautschmützen\' ie. \'Alter-art\'-visor-caps (or: old-style \'Schirmmützen\') but saw usage throughout the war. The attractive - and fully matching! - set on offer here was found together and is fully matching and is executed in bright silverish-grey- (ie. \'flatwire\'- ie. BeVo-type) thread on a darker-green-coloured (and/or typical linnen-based) background and was as such clearly intended to be used onto an: \'Alter-art\'-visor-cap. Both insignia-pieces were nicely folded (ie. trimmed) and were most certainly once-cap-attached: they come as clearly cap-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these attractive WH (Heeres) \'flatwire-type\' cap-eagle-/cocarde-sets are hardly ever offered for sale and can easily be graded \'scarce\'. I deem that this attractive WH \'Knautschmützen\' ie. \'Alter-art\'-visor-cap insignia-set is priced according to its used- and/or partly trimmed condition!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type cap-eagle and dito cocarde as executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'- ie. \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as specifically intended for usage on the: WH \'Knautschmützen\' ie. \'Alter-art\' visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') These desirable cap-eagle-/cocarde-sets were specifically intended for usage on the WH-'Knautschmützen' ie. 'Alter-art' visor-caps (or: 'Schirmmützen') although the eagles could also be worn on the 'high-quality', officers'-type side-caps (ie. 'Schiffchen für Offiziere'). The (fully matching!) set on offer here was found together and is fully matching and is executed in silver-grey- (ie. 'flatwire'-type-) thread on a darker-green-coloured (and/or linnen-based-) background and was as such IMO clearly intended to be used on an: 'Alter-art'-visor-cap. Both insignia-pieces were never trimmed nor folded and do show some storage-age only: they can be easily graded 'mint-/unissued' and came both as 'clearly cut-of the role' (see pictures). It should be noted that these very attractive 'flatwire-type' cap-eagle-/cocarde-sets are almost never offered for sale and can easily be graded 'scarce'.

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, (partly) hand-embroidered cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') that comes in an overall nice - (ie. moderately used- once visor-cap-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a (partly) hand-embroidered, WH (Heeres) officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and once visor-cap-attached-), condition. This example is nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of (bright and shiny) silver-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured (and/or smooth woolen-based) background and shows some \'high-lighted\'-areas executed in somewhat differently coloured braid (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does this example show a neat metal- (ie. aluminium) based inner-cocarde (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - which is quite \'thick\' in execution - is void of any staining ie. corroded areas (as can be seen on the pictures). The cocarde shows a bluish-black-coloured- and/or paper-based \'backing\' attached as more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat example that can naturally easily be attached onto any \'Heeres\' officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type \'Schirmmütze\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, (partly) hand-embroidered cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') that comes in an overall nice - (ie. moderately used- once visor-cap-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a (partly) hand-embroidered, WH (Heeres) officers'- (ie. NCO-) type cap-cocarde (ie: 'Kokarde für Schirmmütze') that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and once visor-cap-attached-), condition. This example is nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of (bright and shiny) silver-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured (and/or smooth woolen-based) background and shows some 'high-lighted'-areas executed in somewhat differently coloured braid (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does this example show a neat metal- (ie. aluminium) based inner-cocarde (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - which is quite 'thick' in execution - is void of any staining ie. corroded areas (as can be seen on the pictures). The cocarde shows a black-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing' attached as more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat example that can naturally easily be attached onto any 'Heeres' officers'- (ie. NCO-) type 'Schirmmütze'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, (partly) hand-embroidered cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') that comes in an overall very nice - (I deem minimally used- ie. once-visor-cap-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a (partly) hand-embroidered, WH (Heeres) officers'- (ie. NCO-) type cap-cocarde (ie: 'Kokarde für Schirmmütze') that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just minimally used- ie. once-visor-cap-attached-), condition. This example is nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of (bright and shiny-) silver-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and shows some 'high-lighted'-areas executed in somewhat differently coloured braid (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does this example show a neat metal- (ie. zinc-) based inner-cocarde (something that is actually quite unusual) This example just minimally used and/or once cap-attached but is void of any staining ie. corroded areas (as can be seen on the pictures). The cocarde shows a black-coloured, thin-shaped, paper-based 'backing' (that shows an interesting makers'-etiket as can be seen on the pictures!) as more often observed and is quite 'thick' in execution (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice example that can naturally easily be (re)attached to any 'Heeres' officers'- (ie. NCO-) type 'Schirmmütze'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, (partly) hand-embroidered cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') that comes in an overall very nice - (I deem minimally used- ie. once-visor-cap-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a (partly) hand-embroidered, WH (Heeres) officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just minimally used- ie. once-visor-cap-attached-), condition. This example is nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of (bright and shiny-) silver-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and shows some \'high-lighted\'-areas executed in somewhat differently coloured braid (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does this example show a neat metal- (ie. zinc-) based inner-cocarde (something that is actually quite unusual) This example just minimally used and/or once cap-attached but is void of any staining ie. corroded areas (as can be seen on the pictures). The cocarde shows a black-coloured, linnen-based \'backing\' (as can be seen on the pictures!) as more often observed and is quite \'thick\' in execution (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice example that can naturally easily be (re)attached to any \'Heeres\' officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type \'Schirmmütze\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, (partly) hand-embroidered cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') that comes in an overall very nice - (I deem minimally used- ie. once-visor-cap-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a (partly) hand-embroidered, WH (Heeres) officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just minimally used- ie. once-visor-cap-attached-), condition. This example is nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of (bright and shiny-) silver-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and shows some \'high-lighted\'-areas executed in somewhat differently coloured braid (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does this example show a neat metal- (ie. zinc-) based inner-cocarde (something that is actually quite unusual) This example just minimally used and/or once cap-attached but is void of any staining ie. corroded areas (as can be seen on the pictures). The cocarde shows a black-coloured, linnen-based \'backing\' (as can be seen on the pictures!) as more often observed and is quite \'thick\' in execution (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice example that can naturally easily be (re)attached to any \'Heeres\' officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type \'Schirmmütze\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, (partly) hand-embroidered cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') that comes in an overall very nice - (I deem never used- nor visor-cap-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a (partly) hand-embroidered, WH (Heeres) officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- nor once-visor-cap-attached-), condition. This example is nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of (bright and shiny-) silver-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and shows some \'high-lighted\'-areas executed in somewhat differently coloured braid (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does this example show a neat metal- (ie. zinc-) based inner-cocarde (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - which is quite \'thick\' in execution - is void of any staining ie. corroded areas (as can be seen on the pictures). The cocarde shows a black-coloured- and paper-based \'backing\' attached as more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice example that can naturally easily be attached onto any \'Heeres\' officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type \'Schirmmütze\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, (partly) hand-embroidered cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') that comes in an overall very nice - (I deem never used- nor visor-cap-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a (partly) hand-embroidered, WH (Heeres) officers'- (ie. NCO-) type cap-cocarde (ie: 'Kokarde für Schirmmütze') that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- nor once-visor-cap-attached-), condition. This example is nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of (bright and shiny-) silver-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and shows some 'high-lighted'-areas executed in somewhat differently coloured braid (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does this example show a neat metal- (ie. zinc-) based inner-cocarde (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - which is quite 'thick' in execution - is void of any staining ie. corroded areas (as can be seen on the pictures). The cocarde shows a beige-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing' attached as more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice example that can naturally easily be attached onto any 'Heeres' officers'- (ie. NCO-) type 'Schirmmütze'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, (partly) hand-embroidered cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') that comes in an overall very nice - (ie. I deem never used nor visor-cap-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a (partly) hand-embroidered, WH (Heeres) officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply never used nor even visor-cap-attached-), condition. This example is nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of (bright and shiny) silver-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured (and/or smooth woolen-based) background and shows some \'high-lighted\'-areas executed in somewhat differently coloured braid (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does this example show a neat metal- (ie. zinc-) based inner-cocarde (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - which is quite \'thick\' in execution - is void of any real staining ie. corroded areas (as can be seen on the pictures). The cocarde shows a beige-white-coloured- and/or linnen-based \'backing\' attached as more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat example that can naturally easily be attached onto any \'Heeres\' officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type \'Schirmmütze\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a hand-embroidered WH (Heeres) officers'- (ie. eventually NCO-) type cap-cocarde (ie: 'Kokarde für Schirmmütze'), in overall very nice condition. This example is nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of (bright and shiny-) silver-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and shows some 'high-lighted'-areas executed in somewhat differently coloured braid (see pictures). This example was IMO hardly used nor cap-attached and is void of any staining ie. corroded areas - see pictures. The cocarde shows a black-coloured, paper-based 'backing' as more often observed and is quite thick in execution (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice example that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Heeres' officers'-type 'Schirmmütze'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never cap-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a hand-embroidered WH (Heeres) officers'-type cap-cocarde (ie: 'Kokarde für Schirmmütze') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- and/or most certainly never cap-attached-), condition. This example is nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of (bright and shiny) silver-coloured 'braid' on a typical darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and shows some 'high-lighted'-areas executed in somewhat differently coloured braid (see pictures). This example was simply never used nor cap-attached and is void of any staining ie. corroded areas as can be seen on the pictures. The cocarde shows a black-coloured, 'thin-paper'-based 'backing' as more often observed and is quite thick in execution (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice example that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Heeres' officers'-type 'Schirmmütze' ie. visor-cap!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\'), in overall very nice (IMO virtually mint-/unissued and never cap-attached-) condition This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a hand-embroidered WH (Heeres) officers'-type cap-cocarde (ie: 'Kokarde für Schirmmütze'), in overall very nice (IMO virtually mint-/unissued and never cap-attached-) condition. This example is nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of (bright and shiny-) silver-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and shows some 'high-lighted'-areas executed in somewhat differently coloured braid (see pictures). This example was simply never used nor cap-attached and is void of any staining ie. corroded areas - see pictures. The cocarde shows a black-coloured, linnen-based 'backing' as more often observed and is quite thick in execution (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice example that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Heeres' officers'-type 'Schirmmütze'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and detailed!) breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid, as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured tunics This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and detailed!) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid, as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured tunics and that comes in an overall nice (albeit worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 10,5 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using (bright and truly shiny-) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background (see pictures). The eagle was once tunic-attached (it still shows some stitching-holes) but is nevertheless void of any damage nor staining ie. corroded areas. The eagle shows a black-coloured-, paper-based 'backing' as is more often observed. Simply an attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality breast-eagle that can naturally easily be re-attached to any 'Heeres'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and detailed!) breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid, as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured tunics This is a very attractive, WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and detailed!) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid, as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured tunics and that comes in an overall nice (albeit worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 10,3 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using (bright and truly shiny-) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background (see pictures). The eagle was once tunic-attached (it still shows some stitching-holes) but is nevertheless void of any damage nor staining ie. corroded areas. The eagle shows a beige-white-coloured-, paper-based 'backing' as is more often observed. Simply an attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality breast-eagle that can naturally easily be re-attached to any 'Heeres'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and detailed!) breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid, as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured tunics This is a very attractive, WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and detailed!) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid, as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured tunics and that comes in an overall nice (albeit worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 9,8 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using (bright and truly shiny-) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background (see pictures). The eagle was once tunic-attached (it still shows some stitching-holes) but is nevertheless void of any damage nor staining ie. corroded areas. The eagle shows a beige-white-coloured-, paper-based 'backing' as is more often observed. Simply an attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality breast-eagle that can naturally easily be re-attached to any 'Heeres'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and detailed!) breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid, as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured tunics This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and detailed!) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere') as was executed in (somewhat tarnished-) silverish-coloured braid, as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured tunics and that comes in an overall nice (albeit worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 10,3 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background (see pictures). The eagle was once tunic-attached (it still shows some stitching-holes) but is nevertheless void of any damage nor staining ie. corroded areas. The eagle shows a black-coloured-, paper-based 'backing' as is more often observed. Simply an attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality breast-eagle that can naturally easily be re-attached to any 'Heeres'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and detailed!) breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid, as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured tunics This is a very attractive, WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and detailed!) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid, as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured tunics and that comes in an overall nice (albeit worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 10,5 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using (bright and truly shiny-) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background (see pictures). The eagle was IMO issued albeit never tunic-attached and is void of any damage nor staining ie. corroded areas. The eagle shows a beige-white-coloured-, paper-based 'backing' as is more often observed. Simply an attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality breast-eagle that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Heeres'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and detailed!) breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid, as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured tunics This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and detailed!) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere') as was executed in (minimally tarnished-) silverish-coloured braid (having darker-green-coloured-, highlighted areas), as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured tunics and that comes in an overall nice (albeit worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 10,2 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background (see pictures). The eagle was once tunic-attached (it still shows some stitching-holes) but is nevertheless void of any damage nor staining ie. corroded areas. The eagle shows a beige-coloured-, paper-based 'backing' as is more often observed. Simply an attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality breast-eagle that can naturally easily be re-attached to any 'Heeres'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and detailed!) breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid, as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured tunics This is a very attractive, WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and detailed!) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid, as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured tunics and that comes in an overall nice (albeit worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 10,2 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using (bright and truly shiny-) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background (see pictures). The eagle was IMO issued and once tunic-attached but is void of any damage nor staining ie. corroded areas. The eagle shows a black-coloured-, paper-based 'backing' as is more often observed. Of interest is also the fact that this example shows also a period-attached inventory-etiket (that shows an inked number and price in 'RM' as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality breast-eagle that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Heeres'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and detailed!) breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid, as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured tunics This is a very attractive, WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and detailed!) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid, as was intended for usage on the various field-grey-coloured tunics and that comes in an overall nice (albeit worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 9,8 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using (bright and truly shiny-) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background (see pictures). The eagle was IMO issued and once tunic-attached but is void of any damage nor staining ie. corroded areas. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the eagle was (IMO) glued (ie. partly sewn) on top of a 'regular-style' and BeVo-woven, EM/NCO-type eagle (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality breast-eagle that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Heeres'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, neatly hand-embroidered cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') that comes in an overall very nice - (I deem never used- ie. never visor-cap-attached-), condition This is a truly attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a typically hand-embroidered, WH (Heeres) officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never used- ie. never -visor-cap-attached- and/or \'virtually mint\'-), condition. This example is nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of (bright and shiny-) silver-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and shows some \'high-lighted\'-areas executed in somewhat differently coloured braid (as can be seen on the pictures). This example was (I deem) never used nor cap-attached and is void of any staining ie. corroded areas (as can be seen on the pictures). The cocarde shows a black-coloured, linnen-based \'backing\' as more often observed and is quite \'thick\' in execution (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice example that can naturally easily be attached to any \'Heeres\' officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type \'Schirmmütze\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type: \'M41/M43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') as was specifically produced for usage on the: \'M-41 o. 43\'-model, officers\'-type field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen für Offziere\') This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) officers'-pattern so-called: 'M41/43-pattern'-cap-eagle/cocarde (ie. cap-trapezoid or: 'Mützentrapez') as was specifically produced for usage on the: 'M-41 o. 43'-model officers-type field-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen für Offziere') and that comes in a simply never used- nor confectioned- (ie. I deem 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The piece is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave, 'flat-wire'-pattern and was simply never confectioned nor cap-attached and comes as 'carefully cut-off the role': the piece comes in an overall very nice- ie. (I deem) simply never used- nor mounted ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. The piece is executed in silverish-coloured linnen onto a darker-green-coloured (and/or also linnen-based) background (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat occasion to aquire an attractive and 'BeVo-flat-wire'-woven, officers'-pattern cap-trapezoid for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type: \'M41/M43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') as was specifically produced for usage on the: \'M-41 o. 43\'-model, officers\'-type field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen für Offziere\') This is an attractive - and truly used- ie. carefully cap-removed! - WH (Heeres) officers\'-pattern so-called: \'M41/43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (ie. cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') as was specifically produced for usage on the: \'M-41 o. 43\'-model officers\'-type field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen für Offziere\') and that comes in a clearly used- and carefully confectioned-, condition. The piece is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave, \'flat-wire\'-pattern and was carefully pre-folded and/or: once cap-attached. The piece is executed in silverish-coloured linnen onto a field-grey-coloured (and/or also linnen-based) background: it still shows some minimal thread- ie. stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat occasion to aquire an attractive and \'BeVo-flat-wire\'-woven, officers\'-pattern cap-trapezoid for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) officers\'-type: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (ie. cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') as was specifically produced for usage on the: \'M-43\'-model, officers\'-type field-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen für Offziere\') This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) officers'-pattern so-called: 'M43-pattern'-cap-eagle/cocarde (ie. cap-trapezoid or: 'Mützentrapez') as was specifically produced for usage on the: 'M-43'-model officers-type field-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen für Offziere') and that comes in a simply never used- nor confectioned- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The piece is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave, 'flat-wire'-pattern and was simply never confectioned nor cap-attached and comes as 'carefully cut-off the role': the piece comes in an overall very nice- ie. simply never used- nor mounted ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. The piece is executed in bluish-grey-coloured linnen on a field-grey-coloured (and/or also linnen-based) background (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat occasion to aquire an attractive and 'BeVo-flat-wire'-woven, officers'-pattern cap-trapezoid for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (IMO mid- ie. later-war-pattern) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as entirely executed in the machine-embroided pattern, as intended for usage by an officer within the: \'Panzer- o. Pz-Jäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (IMO mid- ie. later-war-pattern) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was entirely executed in the neat machine-embroided pattern and piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an officer who served within the: 'Panzer o. Panzerjäger-Truppen' (or: tank- ie. tank-destroyer-troops) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly worn ie. tunic-removed-), condition. The pink-piped pair - which is backed with beige-coloured 'buckram'-based material as is more often observed - is in a moderately used condition: the detail on the embroidery however is still stunning and nice. These tabs were the 'mid- ie. later-war'-version of the 'standard'- and regular hand-embroidered officers'-type collar-tabs. The set shows some minimal staining and still shows the thread- and stitching-remains of having been once tunic-attached. Simply a great pair of officers'-pattern 'Kragenspiegel' that comes in a nice and only moderately used condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (IMO non-\'standard-issue\'-pattern) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by an officer who served within the: \'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' This is a truly attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (IMO non-'standard-issue'-pattern- and presumably tailor-made-) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') being hand-embroidered examples as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'gold-gelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an officer who served within the: 'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Truppen' (or: cavalry- ie. reconnaisance-troops) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The golden-yellow-piped pair - which is not backed as is more often observed - comes in a moderately used condition: the detail on the embroidery however is still stunning and nice. The set shows some minimal staining (and is a bit tarnished) and still shows some of the thread- and stitching-remains of having been once tunic-attached. Simply a great pair of 'Kragenspiegel' in a very nice and only moderately used condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern!) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was entirely executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for usage by an general-staff officer within the: \'OKW o. OKH\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - WH (Heeres) pair of (entirely woven and later-war-pattern!) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was entirely executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern as was intended for usage by an officer who served as a general-staff-officer (ie. 'Offizier des OKW oder OKH' ie. 'Offizier des Oberkommando der Wehrmacht o. Oberkommando des Heeres') and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The non-piped pair - which is backed with brownish-coloured 'buckram'-based material as is more often observed - was IMO never used nor tunic-attached: the detail on the embroidery is simply stunning and/or nice. These tabs were the 'late-war'-version of the 'standard'-pattern- (and regular embroidered-) officers'-type, general-staff collar-tabs. One of the tabs shows a blue-coloured ink-stamp (that reads: 'DRGM 1 477 996') as is more often seen. Simply a great pair of later-war-pattern, general-staff-related 'Kragenspiegel' that come in a wonderful condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as was entirely executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern as was intended for an officer who served as a: \'Sonderführer\' This is an attractive - and actually rarely seen! - pair of WH (Heeres) (and later-war-pattern!) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere des Heeres') as was partly executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern as was intended for an officer who served as a: 'Sonderführer' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. minimally used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The pair - which is backed with yellowish-beige-coloured- and/or buckram-based material as is more often observed - comes as carefully tunic-removed (some of the period stitching is still present as can be seen on the pictures). The neat pair is just a tiny bit stained due to minimal wear and/or decades of storage and/or handling. These tabs were the 'late-war'-version of the 'standard'- and regular-embroidered officers'-type 'Sonderführer'-collar-tabs. Simply a great pair of 'Sonderführer'-related officers'-pattern 'Kragenspiegel' that comes in an overal wonderful condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was entirely executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for usage by an officer within the: \'(Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\' This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was entirely executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and piped in the neat bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an officer within the: '(Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen' (or: artillery troops) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately worn ie. IMO tunic-removed-), condition. The red-piped pair - which is backed with brownish- ie. yellowish coloured 'buckram'-based material as is more often observed - is in a moderately used condition: the detail on the embroidery however is still stunning. One of the tabs shows a clear 'DRGM'-number-stamp as is more often encountered (see pictures). These tabs were the 'late-war'-version of the 'standard' and regular embroidered officers'-type collar-tabs. The set shows some minimal staining and still shows the minimal (thread-) remains of having been once tunic-attached. Simply a great pair of 'Kragenspiegel' in a very nice and only minimally used condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was entirely executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for usage by an officer within the: \'Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was entirely executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an officer within the: 'Infanterie-Truppen' (or infantry troops), that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately worn ie. IMO tunic-removed-) condition. The white piped pair - which is backed with brownish- ie. yellowish coloured 'buckram'-based material as is more often observed - is in a moderately used condition: the detail on the embroidery however is still stunning. One of the tabs shows a (vague) 'DRGM'-number-stamp as is more often encountered (see pictures). These tabs were the 'late-war'-version of the 'standard' and regular embroidered officers'-type collar-tabs. The set shows some minimal staining and still shows the minimal (thread-) remains of having been once tunic-attached. Simply a great pair of 'Kragenspiegel' in a very nice and only minimally used condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was entirely executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for usage by an officer within the: \'Infanterie-Truppen\' This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was entirely executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and piped in the neat white- (ie. 'weisser'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an officer who served within the: 'Infanterie-Truppen' (or: infantry-troops) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly worn ie. tunic-removed-), condition. The white-piped pair - which is backed with brownish- ie. white-coloured 'buckram'-based material as is more often observed - is in a moderately used condition: the detail on the embroidery however is still stunning and nice. These tabs were the 'late-war'-version of the 'standard'- and regular embroidered officers'-type collar-tabs. The set shows some minimal staining and still shows the thread- and stitching-remains of having been once tunic-attached. One of the tabs shows a printed number on its back (that reads: 'DRGM 1 477 996') as is more often seen. Simply a great pair of 'Kragenspiegel' in a very nice and only moderately used condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was entirely executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for usage by an officer within the: \'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was entirely executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'gold-gelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an officer who served within the: 'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Truppen' (or: cavalry- ie. reconnaisance-troops) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately worn ie. clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The golden-yellow-piped pair - which is backed with brownish- ie. white-coloured 'buckram'-based material as is more often observed - is in a moderately used condition: the detail on the embroidery however is still stunning and nice. These tabs were the 'late-war'-version of the 'standard' and regular embroidered officers'-type collar-tabs. The set shows some minimal staining and still shows the thread- and stitching-remains of having been once tunic-attached. One of the tabs shows an inked stamp (that reads: 'DRGM 1477996') as more often seen. Simply a great pair of 'Kragenspiegel' in a very nice and only moderately used condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was entirely executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for usage by an officer within the: \'Panzer o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was entirely executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and piped in the neat darker-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an officer who served within the: 'Panzer o. Panzerjäger-Truppen' (or: tank- ie. tank-destroyer-troops) and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The pink-piped pair - which is backed with brownish-coloured 'buckram'-based material as is more often observed - was simply never used and comes still sewn-together: the detail on the embroidery is simply stunning and nice. These tabs were the 'late-war'-version of the 'standard'- and regular embroidered officers'-type collar-tabs. Simply a great pair of Panzer 'Kragenspiegel' in a very nice and mint-/unissued condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was entirely executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for usage by an officer within the: \'Pionier-Truppen\' This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was entirely executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and piped in the neat black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an officer who served within the: 'Pionier-Truppen' (or: engineer-troops) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately worn ie. clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The black-piped pair - which is backed with brownish- ie. white-coloured 'buckram'-based material as is more often observed - is in a moderately used condition: the detail on the embroidery however is still stunning and nice. These tabs were the 'late-war'-version of the 'standard' and regular embroidered officers'-type collar-tabs. The set shows some minimal staining and still shows the thread- and stitching-remains of having been once tunic-attached. One of the tabs shows a paper-based etiket (that reads: 'DRGM 1 477 996') as is more often seen. Simply a great pair of 'Kragenspiegel' in a very nice and only moderately used condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was entirely executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for usage by an officer within the: \'Pz- o. Pz.-Jäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was entirely executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an officer who served within the: 'Panzer o. Panzerjäger-Truppen' (or: tank- ie. tank-destroyer-troops) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly worn ie. tunic-removed-), condition. The pink-piped pair - which is backed with brownish-coloured 'buckram'-based material as is more often observed - is in a moderately used condition: the detail on the embroidery however is still stunning and nice. These tabs were the 'late-war'-version of the 'standard'- and regular embroidered officers'-type collar-tabs. The set shows some minimal staining and still shows the thread- and stitching-remains of having been once tunic-attached. Simply a great pair of officers'-pattern 'Kragenspiegel' in a very nice and only moderately used condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was entirely executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for usage by an officer within the: \'Sanitäts-Truppen\' This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was entirely executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and piped in the neat darker-blue- (ie. 'blauer'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an officer (ie. medical doctor ie. presumably 'Artzt') within the: 'Sanitäts-Truppen' (or: medical troops) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately worn ie. clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The blue-piped pair - which is backed with brownish- ie. yellowish coloured carton as is more often observed - is in a moderately used condition: the detail on the embroidery however is still stunning and nice. These tabs were the 'late-war'-version of the 'standard' and regular embroidered officers'-type collar-tabs. The set shows some minimal staining and still shows the minimal (stitching) remains of having been once tunic-attached. Simply a great pair of 'Kragenspiegel' in a very nice and only moderately used condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was entirely executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for usage by an officer within the: \'Veterinär-Truppen o. Generalsstab\' This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (later-war-pattern) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') as was entirely executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern and piped in the neat bright-purple-red- (ie. 'karmesinroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for an officer who served within the: 'Veterinär-Truppen o. Generalsstab' (or: veterinarian-troops or staff) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly worn ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The actually rarely seen and 'karmesinroter'-piped pair - which is backed with brownish- ie. yellowish coloured 'buckram'-based material as is more often observed - comes in a clearly used condition: the detail on the embroidery however is still stunning. These tabs were the 'late-war'-version of the 'standard' and regular-embroidered officers'-type collar-tabs. The set shows obvious staining and still shows the minimal (thread-) remains of having been once tunic-attached. Simply a great pair of 'Kragenspiegel' that comes in a clearly used condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (neatly hand-embroidered dress- ie. \'Ausgeh\'-pattern) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Offiziere\') as was intended for an officer serving within the: \'Veterinär-Truppen o. Generalsstab\' This is an attractive - and just moderately used and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) pair of (neatly hand-embroidered dress- ie. \'Ausgeh\'-pattern) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für den Offiziers-Waffenrock\') that is piped in the neat bright-purple-red- (ie. \'karmesinroter\'-) coloured branchcolour as was specifically intended for usage by an officer serving within the: \'Veterinär-Truppen o. Generalsstab\'(or: officer who served within an army veterinarian- or staff-unit ie. regiment) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat pair - which is \'backed\' with beige-coloured- and carton-based material as is more often observed - is just a tiny bit stained due to decades of storage, wear and/or handling over the years. Simply a great pair of \'Veterinär-Truppen o. Generalsstab\'-related, officers\'-pattern \'Kragenspiegel für den Offiziers-Waffenrock\' that comes in a nicely preserved condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair in this desirable branchcolour for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (\'standard-issue\'-pattern) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by an officer who served within the: \'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of ('standard-issue'-pattern) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') being hand-embroidered examples as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'gold-gelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an officer who served within the: 'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Truppen' (or: cavalry- ie. reconnaisance-troops) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The golden-yellow-piped pair - which is backed with brownish- ie. white-coloured 'buckram'-based material as is more often observed - comes in a moderately used condition: the detail on the embroidery however is still stunning and nice. The set shows some minimal staining (and is a bit tarnished) and still shows some of the thread- and stitching-remains of having been once tunic-attached. Simply a great pair of 'Kragenspiegel' in a very nice and only moderately used condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (\'standard-issue\'-pattern) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by an officer who served within the: \'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Truppen\' This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of ('standard-issue'-pattern) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') being hand-embroidered examples as piped in the neat golden-yellow- (ie. 'gold-gelbener'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an officer who served within the: 'Kavallerie o. Aufklärungs-Truppen' (or: cavalry- ie. reconnaisance-troops) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit worn- and/or clearly tunic-removed-), condition. The golden-yellow-piped pair - which is not backed as is more often observed - comes in a moderately used condition: the detail on the embroidery however is still stunning and nice. The set shows some minimal staining (and is a bit tarnished) and still shows some of the thread- and stitching-remains of having been once tunic-attached. Simply a great pair of 'Kragenspiegel' in a very nice and only moderately used condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of (\'standard-issue\'-pattern) officers\'-type collar-tabs (ie. \'Kragenspiegel\') as was intended for usage by an officer who served within the: \'Panzer o. Panzerjäger-Truppen\' This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) pair of ('standard-issue'-pattern- albeit presumably tailor-made-) officers'-type collar-tabs (ie. 'Kragenspiegel') being hand-embroidered examples as piped in the neat bright-pink- (ie. 'rosaroter'-) coloured branchcolour, as was intended for usage by an officer who served within the: 'Panzer o. Panzerjäger-Truppen' (or: tank- ie. anti-tank or tank-destroyer-troops) and that comes in an overall nice (albeit worn- and/or IMO tunic-removed-), condition. The bright-pink-piped pair - which is backed with white-coloured carton as is more often observed - comes in a moderately used condition: the detail on the embroidery however is still stunning and nice. The set shows some minimal staining (and is a bit tarnished) and shows a tiny moth-damaged area on one of the tabs. Simply a great pair of 'Kragenspiegel' in a very nice and only moderately used condition: hard to find a nicer and more attractive pair for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) Pz-\'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as intended for usage on the black-coloured \'Panzer\'-type \'wrap-around\'-tunics as was intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' This is an attractive - and just moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (ie.: arm-chevron) as was executed on a typical, black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the - unusually encountered! - rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' (ie. senior-private) and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem clearly used- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and white-coloured) \'star\' whereunder a double-stripe of bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. truly \'sub-dued\') and/or \'standard\'-pattern NCO-braid can be observed. The patch was recently found at a private-household in Germany. The piece is void of an additional \'backing\' as is more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' Heeres-related rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive - and unsually found! - WH-rank-badge that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) rank-insignia (ie. arm-roundel) as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberschütze\' (being an interesting example as executed in silverish-grey-coloured linnen onto a \'HBT\'-type, beige-coloured background) I recently found a small stack holding 12 examples of the WH (Heeres) rank-insignia (ie. arm-roundels) as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberschütze\' being an interesting examples as executed in silverish-grey-coloured linnen onto a so-called: \'HBT\'-type- and/or beige-coloured background and that come all 12 in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The pieces show some minimal age simply caused by having been been stored as such for decades. The pieces - which are not maker-marked but that show a beige-coloured \'fortified\' border - are not backed as can be seen from the pictures. It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' Heeres- rank-badges are actually quite hard to encounter. My asking-price is naturally intended per one single specimen. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat Heeres-rank-badge as intended for a Heeres soldier having the rank of: \'Oberschütze\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) rank-insignia (ie. arm-roundel) as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberschütze\' (being an interesting example as executed in silverish-grey-coloured linnen onto a \'HBT\'-type, greenish-coloured background) This an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) rank-insignia (ie. arm-roundel) as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberschütze\' being an interesting example as executed in silverish-grey-coloured linnen onto a so-called: \'HBT\'-type- and/or greenish-coloured background that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The piece shows some minimal age simply caused by having been been stored as such for decades. The piece - which is not maker-marked but that shows an unusually seen, green-coloured \'fortified\' border - is not backed as can be seen from the pictures: it was never before part of any collection and originates from a private-household. It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' Heeres- rank-badges are actually quite hard to encounter. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat Heeres-rank-badge as intended for a Heeres soldier having the rank of: \'Oberschütze\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) rank-insignia (ie. arm-roundel) as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberschütze\' (being an interesting example as executed in silverish-grey-coloured linnen onto a \'HBT\'-type, greenish-coloured background) This an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) rank-insignia (ie. arm-roundel) as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberschütze\' being an interesting example as executed in silverish-grey-coloured linnen onto a so-called: \'HBT\'-type- and/or greenish-coloured background that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The piece shows some minimal age simply caused by having been been stored as such for decades. The piece - which is not maker-marked but that shows an unusually seen, green-coloured \'fortified\' border - is not backed as can be seen from the pictures: it was never before part of any collection and originates from a private-household. It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' Heeres- rank-badges are actually quite hard to encounter. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat Heeres-rank-badge as intended for a Heeres soldier having the rank of: \'Oberschütze\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) rank-insignia (ie. arm-roundel) as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberschütze\' (being an interesting example as executed in silverish-grey-coloured linnen onto a \'HBT\'-type, greenish-coloured background) This an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) rank-insignia (ie. arm-roundel) as was specifically intended for usage by an: \'Oberschütze\' being an interesting example as executed in silverish-grey-coloured linnen onto a so-called: \'HBT\'-type- and/or greenish-coloured background that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The piece shows some minimal age simply caused by having been been stored as such for decades. The piece - which shows a (dual) makers-designation: \'F&S\' on its back and that shows an unusually seen, greenish-coloured \'fortified\' border - is \'backed\' with a piece of beioge-toned linnen as can be seen from the pictures: it was never before part of any collection and originates from a private-household. It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' Heeres- rank-badges are actually quite hard to encounter. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat Heeres-rank-badge as intended for a Heeres soldier having the rank of: \'Oberschütze\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) related, linnen-based- and/or neatly \'machine-embroidered\', beige-white-coloured DRK- (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'-) armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for the staff-members serving as medical orderly This is an attractive example of a (typical) linnen-based- and/or neatly 'machine-embroidered' WH (Heeres) related, beige-white-coloured DRK- (ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz'-) armband (ie. 'Armbinde') as was intended for usage by the various (military) staff-members of the: 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' (or: German Red Cross) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These neat beige-white-coloured and/or: linnen-based armbands showing the (interwoven) red cross were used by the various (army) staff-members serving as medical orderly. The armband on offer here comes in a full-length condition and measures approximately 38 x 10,5 cms.: it is executed on somewhat 'course-like' linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. This example shows two (bluish-coloured) ink-stamps (ie. 'Dienstsiegel') that have been a bit faded-away during usage and that are impossibe to decypher (as can be seen on the pictures). Nevertheless, an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) related 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz'-armband that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) related-, linnen-based- and/or neatly \'machine-embroidered\', beige-white-coloured DRK- (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'-) armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for a staff-member serving as a medical orderly This is an attractive - and truly worn and/or used! - example of a (typical) linnen-based- and/or neatly \'machine-embroidered\' WH (Heeres) related, beige-white-coloured DRK- (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'-) armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was intended for usage by the various (military) staff-members of the: \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' (or: German Red Cross) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. These neat beige-white-coloured and/or: linnen-based armbands showing the (interwoven) red cross were used by the various (army) staff-members serving as medical orderly. The armband on offer here comes in a full-length condition and measures (folded) approximately 35 x 10,5 cms.: it is executed on somewhat \'course-like\' linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal staining ie. dust simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. This example shows two (bluish-coloured) ink-stamps (ie. \'Dienstsiegel\') that have been \'faded-away\' during usage and that are impossibe to decypher (as can be seen on the pictures). It comes as worn and/or stored for decades and originates from a private-household somewhere in Germany: it came together with the \'Sanitäter\'-related \'Erkennungsmarke\' that I offer under number 59374 on the web-site: both items belonged to the same medical-orderly who used both items and stored them as such for decades. Nevertheless, an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) related \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\'-armband that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) silver-greyish-coloured so-called: \'M43\'-pattern cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') depicting three: \'Eichenlaub\'-branches as was used by the various \'Jäger\'-related, divisional staff-members This is a neat - very detailed and I deem never used nor worn - example of a WH (Heeres) silver-greyish-coloured and minimally tarnished, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') depicting three: \'Eichenlaub\'-branches as was used by the various \'Jäger\'-related, divisional-staff throughout the war. The piece - which is executed in silver-coloured- and (I deem) typical zinc-based metal is void of a makers\'-designation (as more often) and retains all of its three (fragile but of course still functional and never bent prongs (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a tiny bit stained but was never cleaned nor polished. Simply a great occasion to acquire a 100% original \'Jäger\'-related cap-badge for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) silver-greyish-coloured so-called: \'M43\'-pattern cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') depicting three: \'Eichenlaub\'-branches as was used by the various \'Jäger\'-related, divisional staff-members This is a neat - very detailed and I deem simply never used nor worn - example of a WH (Heeres) (bright)silver-greyish-coloured and minimally tarnished, so-called: \'M43\'-pattern cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') depicting three: \'Eichenlaub\'-branches as was used by the various \'Jäger\'-related, divisional-staff throughout the war. The piece - which is executed in (bright)silver-coloured- and (I deem) typical zinc-based metal is void of a makers\'-designation (as more often) and retains all of its three (fragile but of course still functional and never bent prongs (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is a tiny bit stained but was never cleaned nor polished. Simply a great occasion to acquire a 100% original \'Jäger\'-related cap-badge for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called trade- and/or special-career arm-patch as was specifically intended for a: \'Hufbeschlagmeister\' (or: farrier) being a hand-embroidered (and silver-piped) \'variant\' as executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for an army: \'Hufbeschlagmeister\' (or farrier) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered) \'horse-shoe\'-sign as executed in bright-yellow- ie. golden-yellow-coloured linnen. The neatly maker-marked patch (that shows a hard to decypher ink stamp as can be noticed on the pictures) is nicely backed with greyish-black-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. Of interest is naturally the fact that this example shows an additionally-added silver-toned (and braid-based) border denoting that the NCO who wore this patch had a one-years experience in this trade. This particular example originated from a larger cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist patch as was specifically intended for an army: \'Hufbeschlagmeister\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called trade- and/or special-career arm-patch as was specifically intended for a: \'Zahlmeister-Anwärter o. Verwaltungs-Uffz.\' being a neatly hand-embroidered \'variant\' as executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is a truly attractive - and actually rarely found! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for an army: \'Zahlmeister-Anwärter o. Verwaltungs-Unteroffizier\' (or: paymaster-candidate- ie. junior administration-NCO) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered) \'V\'-sign as executed in bright-yellow- ie. golden-yellow-coloured linnen. The non-maker-marked patch is nicely backed with greyish-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. Of interest is naturally the fact that this example shows an additionally-added silver-toned (and braid-based) border denoting that the NCO who wore this patch had a one-years experience in this trade. This particular example originated from a larger cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist patch as was specifically intended for an army: \'Zahlmeister-Anwärter o. Verwaltungs-Unteroffizier\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: female-related trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (ie. \'signal-Blitz\') as was specifically intended for a: \'Nachrichtenhelferin des Heeres\' being a neatly machine-embroidered- (ie. \'BeVo\'-woven!) \'variant\' This is an attractive - and not that easily found! - female-related example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia \'signal-Blitz\' (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for a: \'Nachrichtenhelferin des Heeres\' being a neatly machine-embroidered- (ie. \'BeVo\'-woven!) \'variant\' on black-coloured linnen that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch is executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen onto a black-coloured- and/or linnen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly machine-embroidered) \'signal-blitz\'-sign. The non-maker-marked patch is not backed and comes as \'straightly cut-off the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage and handling over the years. It should be noted that these interesting, \'Nachrichtenhelferinnen\'-related insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter and can easily be graded \'scarce\'. I deem that I have priced this attractive: \'Abzeichen der Heeres-Nachrichtenhelferinnen\' accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: M43-cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') depicting an: \'Edelweiss\'-flower, as was used by the various \'Gebirgsjäger\'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres)-pattern, multi-coloured- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based M43-cap-insignia (ie. 'Mützenabzeichen') depicting the famous: 'Edelweiss'-flower as was used by the various 'Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO never used- nor cap-removed- ie. virtually mint-), condition. The (two-pieced-constructed) badge (which is void of any makers'-designation as more often) is a fully 'text-book'-example that will be very hard to be upgraded. Simply a nice and 100% original cap-badge that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: M43-cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') depicting an: \'Edelweiss\'-flower, as was used by the various \'Gebirgsjäger\'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres)-pattern, multi-coloured- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based M43-cap-insignia (ie. 'Mützenabzeichen') depicting the famous: 'Edelweiss'-flower as was used by the various 'Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO never used- nor cap-removed- ie. virtually mint-), condition. The (two-pieced-constructed) badge (which is void of any makers'-designation as more often) is a fully 'text-book'-example that will be very hard to be upgraded. Simply a nice and 100% original cap-badge that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: M43-cap-badge (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') depicting an: \'Edelweiss\'-flower, as was used by the various \'Gebirgsjäger\'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres)-pattern, multi-coloured- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based M43-cap-insignia (ie. 'Mützenabzeichen') depicting the famous: 'Edelweiss'-flower as was used by the various 'Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troops-) related divisional-staff and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO never used- nor cap-removed- ie. virtually mint-), condition. The (two-pieced-constructed) badge (which is void of any makers'-designation as more often) is a fully 'text-book'-example that will be very hard to be upgraded. Simply a nice and 100% original cap-badge that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia as was intended for a: \'Funkmeister\' being a neatly hand-embroidered (and maker-marked) specimen on a darker-green-coloured woolen-based background This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for an army: \'Funkmeister\' (or: radio-operator ie. radio-equipment NCO) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered) \'arrow\'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The neatly maker-marked patch (that shows a makers\'-designation-stamp that reads: \'G&H\') is nicely \'backe\'d with greyish-blue-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge as was intended for an army \'Funkmeister\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia as was intended for a: \'Funkmeister\', being a neatly hand-embroidered variant on darker-green-coloured wool This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for an army: \'Funkmeister\' (or: radio-operator ie. radio-equipment NCO) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered) \'arrow\'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The neatly maker-marked patch (that shows an undecypherable stamp) is nicely backed with greyish-blue-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia as was intended for a: \'Hufbeschlagmeister\' (or: farrier) being a neatly hand-embroidered \'variant\' as executed on darker-green-coloured wool I recently uncovered a small stack holding five identical examples of the WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was specifically intended for usage by an army: 'Hufbeschlagmeister' (or: farrier), all five pieces coming in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patches are all identically executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and show (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered) 'horseshoe'-signs as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The neatly maker-marked patches (showing a blue-coloured albeit undecypherable ink-stamp) are nicely 'backed' with greyish-blue-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patches show some minimal staining- ie. wrinkled appearance simply caused by decades of storage only. The price is naturally intended for one single piece. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia as was specifically intended for a: \'geprüfter Hufbeschlagmeister\' being a neatly hand-embroidered variant on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for a: \'geprüfter Hufbeschlagmeister\' (or: experienced farrier ie. NCO) being a neatly hand-embroidered variant on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered \'horse-shoe\' as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen: moreover, is it neatly piped with silver-toned braid (as can be seen on the pictures). The patch is not maker-marked and is additionally \'backed\' with a piece of black-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia as was specifically intended for a: \'geprüfter Hufbeschlagmeister\' being a neatly hand-embroidered variant on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for a: \'geprüfter Hufbeschlagmeister\' (or: experienced farrier ie. NCO) being a neatly machine-embroidered variant on darker-green-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered \'horse-shoe\' as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen: moreover, is it neatly piped with silver-toned braid (as can be seen on the pictures). The patch is not maker-marked and is additionally \'backed\' with a piece of beige-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia as was specifically intended for a: \'Hufbeschlagmeister\' being a neatly hand-embroidered variant on field-grey-coloured wool This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for a: \'Hufbeschlagmeister\' (or: farrier ie. NCO) being a neatly hand-embroidered variant on field-grey-coloured wool and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The neat patch is executed on a field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered) \'horse-shoe\' as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The patch is neatly maker-marked (with a logo ie. ink-stamp) and is additionally \'backed\' with a piece of black-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: 'Funkmeister', being a neatly hand-embroidered variant on darker-green-coloured wool I recently uncovered a small stack holding 10 identical examples of the WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen'), as was intended for usage by an army: 'Funkmeister' (or: radio-operator ie. radio-equipment NCO), all ten pieces in an overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patches - which were 'off-factory-packed' as such - are all identically executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and show (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) 'arrow'-signs as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen (see pictures). The neatly maker-marked patches (showing a blue-coloured ink-stamp) are nicely backed with greyish-blue-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patches show some minimal staining- ie. wrinkled appearance simply caused by decades of storage only. The price is naturally intended for one single piece. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: 'Funkmeister', being a neatly hand-embroidered variant on darker-green-coloured wool This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen'), as was intended for an army: 'Funkmeister' (or: radio-operator ie. radio-equipment NCO), in overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) 'arrow'-signs as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The neatly maker- (ie. 'L.W.H./M.'-) marked patch is nicely backed with greyish-blue-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: army: \'Feuerwerker\', being a neatly hand-embroidered variant on field-grey-coloured wool I recently uncovered a small stack holding 10 identical examples of the WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen'), as was intended for usage by an army: army: 'Feuerwerker' (or: artician NCO), all ten pieces in an overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patches - which were 'off-factory-packed' as such - are all identically executed on a field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and show a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) 'F'-character as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen (see pictures). The neatly maker-marked patches (showing a blue-coloured ink-stamp) are nicely backed with greyish-blue-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patches show some minimal staining- ie. wrinkled appearance simply caused by decades of storage only. The price is naturally intended for one single piece. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Feuerwerker\', being a neatly hand-embroidered variant on darker-green-coloured wool This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen'), as was intended for an army: 'Feuerwerker' (or: artician), in overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) 'F'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The neatly maker- (ie. 'G.&H.'-) marked patch is nicely backed with greyish-blue-coloured linnen as more often encountered (see pictures). The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Funkmeister\', being a neatly hand-embroidered- and/or maker-marked \'variant\' as executed on field-grey-coloured wool I recently found two (fully identical) examples of the WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen'), as was intended for usage by an army: 'Funkmeister' (or: radio-operator ie. radio-equipment NCO), both pieces in an overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patches are identically executed on a field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and show (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) 'arrow'-signs as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen (see pictures). The neatly maker-marked patches (showing a blue-coloured ink-stamp - see pictures) are nicely backed with greyish-blue-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patches show some minimal staining- ie. wrinkled appearance simply caused by decades of storage only. The price is naturally intended for one single piece. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Hufbeschlagmeister\', being a neatly hand-embroidered variant on darker-green-coloured wool I recently uncovered a small stack holding 10 identical examples of the WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen'), as was intended for usage by an army: 'Hufbeschlagmeister' (or: farrier), all ten pieces in an overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patches - which were 'off-factory-packed' as such - are all identically executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and show (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) 'horseshoe'-signs as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen (see pictures). The neatly maker-marked patches (showing a white-coloured ink-stamp) are nicely backed with greyish-blue-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patches show some minimal staining- ie. wrinkled appearance simply caused by decades of storage only. The price is naturally intended for one single piece. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Hufbeschlagmeister\', being a neatly hand-embroidered variant on darker-green-coloured wool This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen'), as was intended for an army: 'Hufbeschlagmeister' (or: farrier), in overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) 'horseshoe'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The neatly maker- (ie. 'CTG'-) marked patch is nicely backed with greyish-coloured linnen as more often encountered (see pictures). The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Hufbeschlagmeister\', being a neatly hand-embroidered variant on darker-green-coloured wool This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen'), as was intended for an army: 'Hufbeschlagmeister' (or: farrier), in overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) 'horseshoe'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The neatly maker- (ie. 'CTG'-) marked patch is nicely backed with greyish-coloured linnen as more often encountered (see pictures). The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a large cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Hufbeschlagmeister\', being a neatly hand-embroidered variant on darker-green-coloured wool I recently uncovered two, fully identical examples of the WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or: special career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen'), as was intended for usage by an army: 'Hufbeschlagmeister' (or: farrier), both pieces in an overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patches - which were 'off-factory-packed' as such - are both identically executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or: woolen-based background and show (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) 'horseshoe'-signs as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen (see pictures). The neatly maker-marked patches (showing a white- ie. black-coloured ink-stamp) are nicely backed with black-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patches show some minimal staining- ie. wrinkled appearance simply caused by decades of storage only. The price is naturally intended for one single piece. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Waffenmeister\', being a neatly hand-embroidered variant on darker-green-coloured wool This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen'), as was intended for an army: 'Waffenmeister' (or weapon-equipment NCO), in overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) 'horseshoe'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The maker-marked patch (which shows a hard-to-read white-coloured ink-stamp) is nicely backed with black-coloured linnen as more often encountered (see pictures). The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Zahlmeister-Anwärter o. Verwaltungs-Unteroffizier\' being a neatly hand-embroidered variant as executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (ie.: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was specifically intended for an army: 'Zahlmeister-Anwärter o. Verwaltungs-Unteroffizier' (or: paymaster-candidate- ie. junior administration-NCO) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem just minimally worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed, Gothic-styled and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) 'V'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The patch is totally void of a makers'-designation and is nicely 'backed' with black-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) trade- ie. specialist career-badge and one of the more difficult to encounter specimen of the extensive series!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Zahlmeister-Anwärter o. Verwaltungs-Unteroffizier\' being a neatly hand-embroidered variant as executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (ie.: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was specifically intended for an army: 'Zahlmeister-Anwärter o. Verwaltungs-Unteroffizier' (or: paymaster-candidate- ie. junior administration-NCO) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem just minimally worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed, Gothic-styled and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) 'V'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The patch is totally void of a makers'-designation and is nicely 'backed' with black-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) trade- ie. specialist career-badge and one of the more difficult to encounter specimen of the extensive series!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Zahlmeister-Anwärter o. Verwaltungs-Unteroffizier\' being a neatly hand-embroidered variant as executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (ie.: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for an army: \'Zahlmeister-Anwärter o. Verwaltungs-Unteroffizier\' (or: paymaster-candidate- ie. junior administration-NCO) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem simply never worn- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed, Gothic-styled and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) \'V\'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The patch is totally void of a makers\'-designation (as more often) and is nicely \'backed\' with greyish-black-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) trade- ie. specialist career-badge and one of the more difficult to encounter specimen of the extensive series!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Zahlmeister-Anwärter o. Verwaltungs-Unteroffizier\' being a neatly hand-embroidered variant as executed on darker-green-coloured wool This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (ie.: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for an army: \'Zahlmeister-Anwärter o. Verwaltungs-Unteroffizier\' (or: paymaster-candidate- ie. junior administration-NCO) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem simply never worn- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed, Gothic-styled and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) \'V\'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The patch is totally void of a makers\'-designation (as more often) and is nicely \'backed\' with greyish-black-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres) trade- ie. specialist career-badge and one of the more difficult to encounter specimen of the extensive series!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Zahlmeister-Anwärter o. Verwaltungs-Unteroffizier\', being a neatly hand-embroidered variant on darker-green-coloured wool This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen'), as was intended for an army: 'Zahlmeister-Anwärter o. Verwaltungs-Unteroffizier' (or: paymaster-candidate- ie. junior administration NCO), in overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) 'V'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The neatly maker- (ie. 'Friedrich Schiller'-) marked patch is nicely backed with greyish-blue-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge and one of the more difficult to encounter specimen of the series!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was intended for usage by an army \'Feuerwerker\', being a neatly hand-embroidered variant on field-grey-coloured wool This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen'), as was intended for usage by an army 'Feuerwerker'(or: artician NCO), being a neatly hand-embroidered variant as executed on field-grey-coloured wool, that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The patch is executed on a field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (very detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) 'F'-character as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen - see pictures). The neatly maker-marked patch (showing a blue-coloured ink-stamp) is moreover nicely backed with greyish-blue-coloured linnen as is more often encountered. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive WH (Heeres) trade- ie. specialist badge for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was intended for usage by an army \'Feuerwerker\', being a neatly hand-embroidered variant on field-grey-coloured wool This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen'), as was intended for usage by an army 'Feuerwerker'(or: artician NCO), being a neatly hand-embroidered variant as executed on field-grey-coloured wool, that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The patch is executed on a field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (very detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) 'F'-character as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen - see pictures). The neatly maker-marked patch (showing a blue-coloured ink-stamp) is moreover nicely backed with greyish-blue-coloured linnen as is more often encountered. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive WH (Heeres) trade- ie. specialist badge for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was specifically intended for a: \'Nachrichtenhelferin des Heeres\', being a neatly machine-embroidered \'variant\' on darker-green-coloured wool This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen'), as was specifically intended for a: 'Nachrichtenhelferin des Heeres', being a neatly machine-embroidered 'variant' on darker-green-coloured wool, that comes in an overall nice- (albeit IMO worn- and/or once tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly machine-embroidered-) 'signal-blitz'-sign as executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen: moreover, is the patch piped in equally golden-yellow-coloured and twisted piping (as per regulation). The non-maker-marked patch is nicely backed with greyish-coloured linnen as more often encountered (see pictures). The patch shows some minimal staining - and/or minimal moth-damage on its back - simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear. It should be noted that these interesting, 'Nachrichtenhelferinnen'-related insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter 'female-related'-Heeres badges and can easily be graded 'scarce'. I deem that I have priced this attractive: 'Abzeichen der Heeres-Nachrichtenhelferinnen' accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia as was intended for a: \'Funkmeister\' being a neatly hand-embroidered (and clearly maker-marked!) specimen on a darker-green-coloured woolen-based background This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by an army: \'Funkmeister\' (or: radio-operator ie. radio-equipment NCO) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered) \'arrow\'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The neatly maker-marked patch (that shows a clearly-present makers\'-designation-stamp that reads: \'P&S\' or alike) is nicely \'backed\' with greyish-black-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge as was intended for an army \'Funkmeister\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia as was intended for a: \'Funkmeister\' being a neatly hand-embroidered (and clearly maker-marked!) specimen on a darker-green-coloured woolen-based background This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by an army: \'Funkmeister\' (or: radio-operator ie. radio-equipment NCO) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered) \'arrow\'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The neatly maker-marked patch (that shows a clearly-present makers\'-designation-stamp that reads: \'P&S\' or alike) is nicely \'backed\' with greyish-black-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge as was intended for an army \'Funkmeister\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia as was intended for a: \'Funkmeister\' being a neatly hand-embroidered (and clearly maker-marked!) specimen on a darker-green-coloured woolen-based background This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by an army: \'Funkmeister\' (or: radio-operator ie. radio-equipment NCO) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered) \'arrow\'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The neatly maker-marked patch (that shows a clearly-present makers\'-designation-stamp that reads: \'CTG\') is nicely \'backed\' with greyish-black-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge as was intended for an army \'Funkmeister\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia as was intended for a: \'Funkmeister\' being a neatly hand-embroidered (and clearly maker-marked!) specimen on a field-grey-coloured woolen-based background This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by an army: \'Funkmeister\' (or: radio-operator ie. radio-equipment NCO) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered) \'arrow\'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The neatly maker-marked patch (that shows a clearly-present makers\'-designation-stamp that reads: \'H.Samter\' or alike) is nicely \'backed\' with greyish-blue-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge as was intended for an army \'Funkmeister\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia as was intended for a: \'Funkmeister\' being a neatly hand-embroidered (and non-marked) specimen on a field-grey-coloured woolen-based background This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by an army: \'Funkmeister\' (or: radio-operator ie. radio-equipment NCO) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered) \'arrow\'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The patch is void of a makers\'-designation but is nicely \'backed\' with greyish-beige-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge as was intended for an army \'Funkmeister\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia as was intended for a: \'Sanitäter\' being a neatly hand-embroidered (albeit non-maker-marked) specimen on a darker-green-coloured woolen-based background This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by an army: \'Sanitäter\' (or: medical orderly) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered) \'aesculapus\'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The non-maker-marked patch is nicely \'backed\' with black-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge as was intended for an army \'Sanitäter\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia having a not that often encountered (silver-coloured) \'Kordel\' (ie. \'Umrandung\') attached as was specifically intended for: \'Funkunteroffiziere\' (ie.: \'Funkmeister\') This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia having a not that often encountered (silver-coloured) 'Kordel' (ie. 'Umrandung') attached, as was specifically intended for usage by: 'Funkunteroffiziere' (ie.: 'Funkmeister' or: qualified radio-operators ie. radio-equipment NCOs) and that comes in an overall very nice- (most certainly worn- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The patch is neatly hand-embroidered and is executed on darker-green-coloured wool: it shows the triple 'arrow'-signs as executed in bright-yellow-coloured, linnen. The patch also shows a clearly present makers'-designation (that reads: 'R & B') and is nicely 'backed' with greyish-blue-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and clearly used! - WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge for an interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia having a not that often encountered (silver-coloured) \'Kordel\' (ie. \'Umrandung\') attached, as was intended for: \'Funkunteroffiziere\' (ie.: \'Funkmeister\') I recently found two - fully identical! - examples of the WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (having a not that often encountered (silver-coloured) 'Kordel' (ie. 'Umrandung') attached) as were intended for: 'Funkunteroffiziere' (ie.: 'Funkmeister') (or: qualified radio-operators ie. radio-equipment NCOs) that come both in an overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. Both patches are neatly machine-embroidered examples and are executed on darker-green-coloured wool: they show the triple 'arrow'-signs as executed in bright-yellow-coloured, linnen. Both patches are non-maker-marked examples which are nicely 'backed' with greyish-blue-coloured linnen as more often encountered. The patches show some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. The asking-price is naturally intended per single piece. Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge for a reasonable price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Festungsbaufeldwebel\', being a neatly hand-embroidered variant mounted on darker-green-coloured wool This is a truly attractive - and rarely encountered! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen'), as was intended for an army: 'Festungsbaufeldwebel' (or: fortification-construction NCO ie. sergeant), that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows the (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) 'FB'-characters as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The non-maker-marked patch is nicely backed with black-coloured felt-like wool as is more often encountered (see pictures). The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This is actually the early-version of this particular badge (that was around 1939 replaced by the slightly more common: 'FP'- or: 'Festungspionierfeldwebel'-patch). This particular example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge: one the of hardest examples of the series to encounter!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Festungspionierfeldwebel\', being a neatly hand-embroidered variant mounted on darker-green-coloured wool This is a truly attractive - and rarely encountered! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen'), as was intended for an army: 'Festungspionierfeldwebel' (or: fortification-construction NCO ie. sergeant), that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows the (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) 'FB'-characters as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The non-maker-marked patch is nicely backed with black-coloured-, felt-like wool as is more often encountered (see pictures). The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This is actually the later ie. replacement version for the early-pattern badge (that read: 'FB' or: 'Festungsbaufeldwebel'). This particular example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge: one the of hardest examples of the series to encounter!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Wallmeister\', being a neatly hand-embroidered variant mounted on darker-green-coloured wool (having a silver \'Kordel\' attached) This is a truly attractive - and scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen'), as was intended for an army: 'Wallmeister' (or: fortification-construction NCO), that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows the (detailed and/or neatly hand-embroidered-) 'W'-character as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen: moreover, does it show a silver-toned cord (ie. 'Kordel') attached. The non-maker-marked patch is nicely backed with beige-coloured buckram-based cloth as is more often encountered (see pictures). The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only (and shows some minimal glue- and/or carton-remains caused by having been glued into an album or scrapbook once). This particular example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge: one of the more difficult to encounter specimen of the series to encounter!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Wallmeister\', being a neatly machine-embroidered variant mounted on darker-green-coloured wool This is an attractive - and scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen'), as was intended for an army: 'Wallmeister' (or: fortification-construction NCO), that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows the (detailed and/or neatly machine-embroidered-) 'W'-character as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The non-maker-marked patch is nicely backed with greyish-coloured 'cheeseduck' as is more often encountered (see pictures). The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge: one of the more difficult to encounter specimen of the series to encounter!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: \'Wallmeister\', being a neatly machine-embroidered variant mounted on darker-green-coloured wool (having a silver \'Kordel\' attached) This is a truly attractive - and scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen'), as was intended for an army: 'Wallmeister' (or: fortification-construction NCO), that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows the (detailed and/or neatly machine-embroidered-) 'W'-character as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen: moreover, does it show a silver-toned cord (ie. 'Kordel') attached. The non-maker-marked patch is nicely backed with beige-coloured linnen as is more often encountered (see pictures). The patch shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a larger cloth- and/or shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge: one of the more difficult to encounter specimen of the series to encounter!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-patch as was intended for a: \'Geprüfter Schirrmeister\' (being a neatly hand-embroidered \'variant\' on a darker-green-coloured- and woolen-based background) This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-patch (ie. 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as was intended for a: 'Geprüfter Schirrmeister' (or: qualified equipment-administration staff-member ie. NCO) being a neatly hand-embroidered 'variant' on a darker-green-coloured- and woolen-based background that comes in a moderately used- ie. once tunic-attached, condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured and woolen background and shows a detailed and hand-embroidered Gothic-styled 'G'-character. The patch - which is neatly backed with black-coloured paper-based material as more often - shows the additionally attached, silver-toned and 'braid-based' border, denoting that the soldier who wore it had succesfully passed several tests and could therefore be regarded as a: 'Geprüfter Schirrmeister'. The patch shows some minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade- and/or special-career arm-patch as was intended for a: 'Geprüfter Schirrmeister'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (ie. cap-trapezoid or: \'Mützentrapez\') as was specifically produced for usage on the black-coloured \'M-43\'-model \'Panzer\'-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen\') This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: 'M43-pattern'-cap-eagle/cocarde (ie. cap-trapezoid or: 'Mützentrapez') as was specifically produced for usage on the black-coloured 'M-43'-model 'Panzer'-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') as executed on a black-coloured background as was specifically produced for usage on the black-coloured 'M-43'-model 'Panzer'-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The piece is neatly executed in so-called 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and was never confectioned nor cap-attached: it comes 'as straightly cut-off the role' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is executed in bluish-grey-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and/or also linnen-based) background does show some storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to aquire an attractive and 'BeVo'-woven 'Panzer'-cap-trapezoid for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-called: \'M43-pattern\'-cap-eagle/cocarde (ie. cap-trapezoid) as was specifically produced for usage on the black-coloured \'M-43\'-model \'Panzer\'-caps (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmützen\') I recently uncovered two - fully identical and actually not that easily found! - examples of the WH (Heeres) so-called: 'M43-pattern' cap-eagle/cocarde (ie. 'Mützentrapez' or: trapezoid-shaped cap-eagle) as executed on a black-coloured background as was specifically produced for usage on the black-coloured, 'M-43'-model 'Panzer'-caps (ie. 'Einheitsfeldmützen') and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The pieces are both neatly executed in so-called 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and were of course never confectioned nor cap-attached: they come 'as straightly cut-off the role' (as can be seen on the pictures). Both pieces are executed in bluish-grey-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and/or also linnen-based-) background and do both show some storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is naturally intended per single example. Simply a nice occasion to aquire an attractive and 'BeVo'-woven 'Panzer'-cap-trapezoid for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) so-calleed trade- and/or special career arm-insignia as was intended for a: \'Geprüfter Feuerwerker\', being a neatly machine-embroidered variant on darker-green-coloured wool This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called trade- and/or special career arm-insignia, as was intended for a: 'Geprüfter Feuerwerker' (or: qualified artician), in overall very nice- (IMO never worn- nor tunic-attached-) condition. The neat patch is executed on a darker-green-coloured woolen background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly machine-embroidered-) 'F'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The non-maker-marked patch - which is neatly backed with beige-coloured linnen as more often - shows the additionally-attached, silverish-border, denoting that the soldier (ie. NCO) who wore it had succesfully passed several tests and could therefore be regarded as a: 'Geprüfter Feuerwerker' (or: qualified artician). The patch shows some minimal staining ie. wear, simply caused by decades of storage only. This particular example originated from a large cloth-/shoulderstrap-collection I recently acquired. Simply a very attractive WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (ie.: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was intended for a: \'Gasschutzunteroffizier\' (or: gas-training NCO) being a machine-embroidered- and/or later-war-period \'variant\' This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for a: \'Gasschutz-Unteroffizier\' (or: gas-training NCO) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The neat patch is (as always) executed on a field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly machine-embroidered-) \'GU\'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The patch is not maker-marked nor backed (which is common for this badge). This is an attractive - and not that commonly encountered - army trade- or special-career patch that was only introduced in late 1944. The patch on offer here shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage. This particular example originated from a larger-sized- cloth-insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and later-war-period! - WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge that comes actually not that often for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (ie.: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was intended for a: \'Gasschutzunteroffizier\' (or: gas-training NCO) being a machine-embroidered- and/or later-war-period \'variant\' This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for a: \'Gasschutz-Unteroffizier\' (or: gas-training NCO) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The neat patch is (as always) executed on a field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly machine-embroidered-) \'GU\'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The patch is not maker-marked nor backed (which is common for this badge). This is an attractive - and not that commonly encountered - army trade- or special-career patch that was only introduced in late 1944. The patch on offer here shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage. This particular example originated from a larger-sized- cloth-insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and later-war-period! - WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge that comes actually not that often for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (ie.: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was intended for a: \'Gasschutzunteroffizier\' (or: gas-training NCO) being a machine-embroidered- and/or later-war-period \'variant\' This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for a: \'Gasschutz-Unteroffizier\' (or: gas-training NCO) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The neat patch is (as always) executed on a field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly machine-embroidered-) \'GU\'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The patch is not maker-marked nor backed (which is common for this badge). This is an attractive - and not that commonly encountered - army trade- or special-career patch that was only introduced in late 1944. The patch on offer here shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage. This particular example originated from a larger-sized- cloth-insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and later-war-period! - WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge that comes actually not that often for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (ie.: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was intended for a: \'Gasschutzunteroffizier\' (or: gas-training NCO) being a machine-embroidered- and/or later-war-period \'variant\' This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) so-called: trade- and/or special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for a: \'Gasschutz-Unteroffizier\' (or: gas-training NCO) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The neat patch is (as always) executed on a field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and shows a (detailed and/or neatly machine-embroidered-) \'GU\'-sign as executed in bright-yellow-coloured linnen. The patch is not maker-marked nor backed (which is common for this badge). This is an attractive - and not that commonly encountered - army trade- or special-career patch that was only introduced in late 1944. The patch on offer here shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage. This particular example originated from a larger-sized- cloth-insignia-collection I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive - and later-war-period! - WH (Heeres) trade-/specialist badge that comes actually not that often for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. \'Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') being a detailed- and/or neatly hand-embroidered example as executed on darker-green-coloured wool as was intended for a: \'Steuermann\' This is a very attractive - and truly worn! - example of a WH (Heeres) trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. 'Tätigkeitsabzeichen') being a very detailed- and/or neatly hand-embroidered example as executed on darker-green-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Steuermann' (ie. enigineer-boat-pilot or helmsman) being an example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. minimally used- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The patch is beautifully executed in shiny, silverish-coloured 'braid' and is a superb example of the employed craftmenship of the days (as can be seen on the pictures). It is, moreover, nicely 'backed' with black-coloured linnen that shows a (white-coloured- and ink-stamped) makers'-designation that reads: 'ER' or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge shows some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage. This is actually a scarcely encountered 'Pioniere'- (ie. engineers-) related patch that is - I deem - very much underestimated by the collectors'-community. Simply an attractive example of this desirable 'Sturm-Pioniere'-related arm-patch!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) trade- and/or special-career insignia being a detailed- and/or metal- (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based example as executed on darker-green-coloured wool, as was intended for a: \'Steuermann\' (ie. enigineer-boat-pilot or helmsman) This is an attractive - albeit clearly used- and/or worn - example of a WH (Heeres) trade- and/or special-career insignia, being a very detailed- and/or silver-coloured- and metal- (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based example as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool, as was intended for usage by a: 'Steuermann' (ie. enigineer-boat-pilot or helmsman) being an example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The patch is beautifully executed in silverish-coloured metal- (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) and comes complete with its period (zinc-based) backing-plate as issued and worn. All of its (five) prongs are present and firmly in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge shows some age ie. staining simply caused by regular wear and/or decades of storage. This is actually a scarcely encountered 'Pioniere'- (ie. engineers-) related patch, that is much underestimated by the collectors'-community. Simply an attractive example of this desirable 'Sturm-Pioniere'-related arm-patch!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) trade- and/or special-career insignia, being a detailed- and/or neatly hand-embroidered example as executed on darker-green-coloured wool as was intended for a: \'Steuermann\' (ie. enigineer-boat-pilot or helmsman) This is an attractive - and clearly used! - example of a WH (Heeres) trade- and/or special-career insignia, being a very detailed- and/or neatly hand-embroidered example as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Steuermann' (ie. enigineer-boat-pilot or helmsman) being an example that comes in an overall nice- (I deem just moderately used- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The patch is beautifully executed in somewhat shiny, silverish-coloured braid and is a superb example of the employed craftmenship of the days (as can be seen on the pictures). It is moreover nicely 'backed' with black-coloured linnen but is void of a makers'-designation or ink-stamp as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge just shows some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage (and still shows some minimal stitching-remains caused by having been once tunic-attached). This is actually a scarcely encountered 'Pioniere'- (ie. engineers-) related patch, that is I deem very much underestimated by the collectors'-community. Simply an attractive - example of this desirable 'Sturm-Pioniere'-related arm-patch!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) trade- and/or special-career-insignia ie. hand-embroidered \'signal-blitz\' being a nicely piped example as executed in bright-golden-toned linnen as was specifically intended for a female: \'Führerin der Nachrichten-Helferinnen\' This is an attractive - and actually rarely found! - example of a so-called: female-related, WH-trade- and/or special-career-insignia (ie. 'signal blitz') being a black- and yellow-piped example as was executed in (handembroidered!) bright-golden-toned linnen as was specifically intended for usage by a female (ie. 'Führerin der Nachrichten-Helferinnen' or leader within a female signals-operator unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just minimally used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The beautiful patch is neatly hand-embroidered on black-coloured wool and shows no defaults whatsoever: it was presumably once tunic-attached. The patch is a non-maker-marked example that shows a black-coloured- and linnen-based backing (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and most certainly rarely found! - 'signal-blitz' that was used by a: 'Führerin der Nachrichten-Helferinnen'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) zinc-based, cap-wreath ie. cocarde-set as was intended for usage on the various enlisted-mens\'/NCO\'s and/or even officers\'-type visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') This is an attractive - and fully matching! - insignia-grouping comprising of a WH (Heeres), zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based cap-wreath ie. cocarde ('Kokarde') and equally-styled and executed visor-cap-eagle as was intended for usage on the various enlisted-mens'/NCO's and/or even officers'-type visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. moderately used- and/or most certainly carefully cap-removed-), condition. The wreath retains both its copper-toned and/or regular-shaped prongs (which were once bent but that are of course still functional). It comes together with its - seperately attached! - cocarde (also still having its two atachment-pins in place). The red-coloured- (and vented!) inner-piece of the cocarde is also present and in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The greyish-silver-toned, WH (Heeres) visor-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') comes in an equally nicely preserved condition and comes of course also in a still fully functional condition. All three of its also copper-based prongs are still present and functional: they were - I deem - also once folded (as can be seen on the pictures). All two (ie. three) pieces are void of a makers'-designation and are quite detailed and have a neat somewhat 'tarnished'- ie. truly 'zinc-like'-appearance. Simply a neat and attractive spare-part: nicely fitted to restore any 'Heeres' visor-cap ie. 'Schirmmütze'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'-weave on darker-green-coloured linnen as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres) 'Armwinkel' (or: arm-chevron) as was entirely executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-pattern, 'flat-wire'-weave on a darker-green-coloured- and linnen-based background as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of: 'Stabsgefreiter' (ie. senior-private) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and greyish-coloured) star-symbol in the middle which is mounted onto a double-stripe of (ie. equally nicely woven-) 'standard'-pattern NCO-braid. It sounds maybe strange but these 'simple' Heeres rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter even more so when they come in a truly used- and tunic-removed condition as the example on offer here!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on typical darker-green-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of an: \'Obergefreiter mit mehr als 6 Dienstjahren\' This is an attractive - not that easily found and I deem clearly used- ie. worn! - example of a WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (ie.: arm-chevron) as was executed on a typical, darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background as was intended for usage by a soldier with the - unusually encountered! - rank of an: \'Obergefreiter mit mehr als 6 Dienstjahren\' (ie. senior-private having more than 6 service-years) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and white-coloured) \'star\' whereunder a single-stripe of silverish-coloured- (ie. non-\'sub-dued\') and/or \'standard\'-pattern NCO-braid can be observed. The patch was recently found at a private-household in Germany. The piece shows an addtional greyish-coloured (and linnen-based) \'backing\' as is more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' Heeres-related rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive - and unsually found! - WH-rank-badge that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on typical darker-green-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of an: \'Obergefreiter mit mehr als 6 Dienstjahren\' This is an attractive - not that easily found and I deem simply never used- nor worn! - example of a WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (ie.: arm-chevron) as was executed on a typical, darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background as was intended for usage by a soldier with the - unusually encountered! - rank of an: \'Obergefreiter mit mehr als 6 Dienstjahren\' (ie. senior-private having more than 6 service-years) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and white-coloured) \'star\' whereunder a single-stripe of silverish-coloured- (ie. non-\'sub-dued\') and/or \'standard\'-pattern NCO-braid can be observed. The patch was recently found at a private-household in Germany. The piece shows an addtional greyish-coloured (and linnen-based) \'backing\' as is more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' Heeres-related rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive - and unsually found! - WH-rank-badge that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on typical darker-green-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of an: \'Obergefreiter mit mehr als 6 Dienstjahren\' This is an attractive - not that easily found and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (ie.: arm-chevron) as was executed on a typical, darker-green-coloured- and/or (smooth)woolen-based background as was intended for usage by a soldier with the - unusually encountered! - rank of an: \'Obergefreiter mit mehr als 6 Dienstjahren\' (ie. senior-private having more than 6 service-years) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and white-coloured) \'star\' whereunder a single-stripe of silverish-coloured- (ie. non-\'sub-dued\') and/or \'standard\'-pattern NCO-braid can be observed. The patch was recently found at a private-household in Germany. The piece shows an addtional black-coloured (and linnen-based) \'backing\' as is more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' Heeres-related rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive - and unsually found! - WH-rank-badge that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on typical darker-green-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of an: \'Obergefreiter mit mehr als 6 Dienstjahren\' This is an attractive - not that easily found and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (ie.: arm-chevron) as was executed on a typical, darker-green-coloured- and/or (smooth)woolen-based background as was intended for usage by a soldier with the - unusually encountered! - rank of an: \'Obergefreiter mit mehr als 6 Dienstjahren\' (ie. senior-private having more than 6 service-years) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and white-coloured) \'star\' whereunder a single-stripe of silverish-coloured- (ie. non-\'sub-dued\') and/or \'standard\'-pattern NCO-braid can be observed. The patch was recently found at a private-household in Germany. The piece shows an addtional greyish-coloured (and linnen-based) \'backing\' as is more often observed and shows some minimal carton-remains caused by having been glued into an album once (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' Heeres-related rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive - and unsually found! - WH-rank-badge that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on typical darker-green-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' This is an attractive - and I deem simply never used- nor worn! - example of a WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (ie.: arm-chevron) as was executed on a typical, darker-green-coloured- and/or woolen-based background as was intended for usage by a soldier with the - unusually encountered! - rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' (ie. senior-private) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and white-coloured) \'star\' whereunder a double-stripe of silverish-coloured- (ie. non-\'sub-dued\') and/or \'standard\'-pattern NCO-braid can be observed. The patch was recently found at a private-household in Germany. The piece shows an addtional greyish-coloured \'backing\' as is more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' Heeres-related rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive - and unsually found! - WH-rank-badge that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on typical field-grey-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of an: \'Obergefreiter mit mehr als 6 Dienstjahren\' This is an attractive - not that easily found and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn! - example of a WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (ie.: arm-chevron) as was executed on a typical, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background as was intended for usage by a soldier with the - unusually encountered! - rank of an: \'Obergefreiter mit mehr als 6 Dienstjahren\' (ie. senior-private having more than 6 service-years) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and white-coloured) \'star\' whereunder a single-stripe of silverish-coloured- (ie. non-\'sub-dued\') and/or \'standard\'-pattern NCO-braid can be observed. The patch was recently found at a private-household in Germany. The piece shows an addtional bluish-grey-coloured (and linnen-based- ie. chees-duck-based) \'backing\' as is more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' Heeres-related rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive - and with certainty unsually found! - WH-rank-badge that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on typical field-grey-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' This is an attractive - and just minimally used- ie. worn! - example of a WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (ie.: arm-chevron) as was executed on a typical, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background as was intended for usage by a soldier with the - unusually encountered! - rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' (ie. senior-private) and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem hardly used- ie. worn-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and white-coloured) \'star\' whereunder a double-stripe of bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. truly \'sub-dued\') and/or \'standard\'-pattern NCO-braid can be observed. The patch was recently found at a private-household in Germany. The piece shows a greyish-coloured \'backing\' as is more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' Heeres-related rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive - and unsually found! - WH-rank-badge that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on typical field-grey-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' This is an attractive - and just minimally used- ie. worn! - example of a WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (ie.: arm-chevron) as was executed on a typical, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background as was intended for usage by a soldier with the - unusually encountered! - rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' (ie. senior-private) and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem hardly used- ie. worn-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and white-coloured) \'star\' whereunder a double-stripe of bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. truly \'sub-dued\') and/or \'standard\'-pattern NCO-braid can be observed. The patch was recently found at a private-household in Germany. The piece shows a greyish-coloured \'backing\' as is more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' Heeres-related rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive - and unsually found! - WH-rank-badge that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on typical field-grey-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' This is an attractive - and just minimally used- ie. worn! - example of a WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (ie.: arm-chevron) as was executed on a typical, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background as was intended for usage by a soldier with the - unusually encountered! - rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' (ie. senior-private) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem never or hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and white-coloured) \'star\' whereunder a double-stripe of silverish-coloured- (ie. non-\'sub-dued\') and/or \'standard\'-pattern NCO-braid can be observed. The patch was recently found at a private-household in Germany. The piece shows a black-coloured \'backing\' as is more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' Heeres-related rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive - and unsually found! - WH-rank-badge that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on typical field-grey-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' This is an attractive - and just moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (ie.: arm-chevron) as was executed on a typical, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background as was intended for usage by a soldier with the - unusually encountered! - rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' (ie. senior-private) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and white-coloured) \'star\' whereunder a double-stripe of bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. \'sub-dued\') and/or \'standard\'-pattern NCO-braid can be observed. The patch was recently found at a private-household in Germany. The piece is void of an additional \'backing\' as is more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' Heeres-related rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive - and unsually found! - WH-rank-badge that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on typical field-grey-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' This is an attractive - and just moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (ie.: arm-chevron) as was executed on a typical, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background as was intended for usage by a soldier with the - unusually encountered! - rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' (ie. senior-private) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and white-coloured) \'star\' whereunder a double-stripe of bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. \'sub-dued\') and/or \'standard\'-pattern NCO-braid can be observed. The patch was recently found at a private-household in Germany. The piece is void of an additional \'backing\' as is more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' Heeres-related rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive - and unsually found! - WH-rank-badge that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on typical field-grey-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' This is an attractive - and just moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (ie.: arm-chevron) as was executed on a typical, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background as was intended for usage by a soldier with the - unusually encountered! - rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' (ie. senior-private) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and white-coloured) \'star\' whereunder a double-stripe of bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. \'sub-dued\') and/or \'standard\'-pattern NCO-braid can be observed. The patch was recently found at a private-household in Germany. The piece shows an additional cheese-duck \'backing\' as is more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' Heeres-related rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive - and unsually found! - WH-rank-badge that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on typical field-grey-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the rank of: \'Obergefreiter\' This is an attractive - and I deem truly used and/or worn! - example of a WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (ie.: arm-chevron) as was executed on a typical, field-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background as was intended for usage by a soldier with the rank of: \'Obergefreiter\' (ie. senior-private first-class) and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem just moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a dual stripe of silverish-grey-coloured- (ie. non-\'sub-dued\') and/or \'standard\'-pattern NCO-braid (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is void of any backing (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' Heeres-related rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive WH-rank-badge that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron), as executed on darker-green-coloured wool, as was intended for usage by a soldier with the rank of: \'Obergefreiter\' This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) 'Armwinkel' (or: arm-chevron) as was executed on darker-green-coloured wool, as was intended for usage by a soldier with the rank of: 'Obergefreiter' and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO virtually mint-/unissued- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a double-stripe of 'standard'-pattern- and/or: bright-silver-coloured- NCO-braid attached (see pictures). The badge was IMO never worn nor tunic-attached and is impossible to upgrade. This particular example is, morover, nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these 'simple' Heeres rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive WH rank-patch that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'BeVo\'-pattern \'flatwire\'-woven, officers\'-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres\') being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) 'BeVo'-pattern (ie. 'flatwire'-woven) officers'-type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere des Heeres') being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example. The eagle - which was simply never folded- nor trimmed - is executed in bright-silver-coloured- (ie. 'flatwire'-type) thread on a darker-green-coloured background and comes in an absolute 'mint ie. unissued' condition: it comes 'as straightly cut-off the role' (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these attractive 'flatwire-woven'-type breast-eagles come not often for sale and can as such easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a great occasion to acquire a superb piece of German 'flatwire'-woven breast-insignia for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'BeVo\'-woven cap-cocarde (ie. wreath or: \'Schirm- mützenkokarde\') as was intended for usage on the \'old-style\' visor-caps (or: \'Knautsch- o. alter Art Schirmmützen\') This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) 'BeVo'-woven cap-cocarde (ie. wreath or: 'Schirmmützen- kokarde') as was intended for usage on the 'old-style' visor-caps (or: 'Knautsch- o. alter Art Schirmmützen'), being an example that was never used- nor cap-attached. The piece is nicely 'flat-wire'-woven (ie. executed in the neat 'Bevo'-weave style-) and is executed in bright-silver-couloured thread on a darker-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based background. The piece was with certainty never folded- nor trimmed and can easily be graded 'mint-/unissued': it came as straightly 'cut-of the role' and will be hard to be upgraded (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which was once glued into a scap-book or alike and still shows some minimal glue- ie. carton-remains on its back - can naturally ideally serve as a spare-part and will fit nicely on any 'alter-Art Schirmmütze'. It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-woven cap-cocardes can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'.

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'BeVo\'-woven cap-cocarde (ie. wreath or: \'Schirmmützen- kokarde\') as was intended for usage on the \'old-style\' visor-caps (or: \'Knautsch- o. alter Art Schirmmützen\') I recently found three - fully identical and virtually mint- ie. unissued- examples of these WH (Heeres) 'BeVo'-woven cap-cocardes (ie. wreaths or: 'Schirmmützenkokarden') as were intended for usage on the 'old-style' visor-caps (or: 'Knautsch- o. alter Art Schirm- mützen'). All three pieces are nicely 'flat-wire'-woven (ie. executed in the neat 'Bevo'-weave style-) and are executed in bright-silver-couloured thread on a darker-green-coloured and/or linnen-based background. The pieces were with certainty never folded- nor trimmed and can easily be graded 'mint-/unissued': they come as straightly 'cut-of the role' and cannot be upgraded (as can be seen on the pictures). The pieces can naturally ideally serve as a spare-part and will fit nicely on any 'alter-Art Schirmmütze'. The asking-price is naturally intended per single piece. It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-woven cap-cocardes can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'.

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'flatwire\'-woven, officers\'-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive example of a - simply never used nor tunic-attached! - WH (Heeres) \'flatwire\'-woven, officers\'-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid onto a darker-green-coloured background as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. non-confectioned ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The eagle is executed in bright-silver-grey- (ie. \'flatwire\'-type) thread onto a darker-green-coloured background and comes in a superb and fully untouched condition (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these attractive \'flatwire-woven\'-type breast-eagles can as such easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply a great occasion to acquire a nice and truly \'minty\' example of German officers\'-type-insignia for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'flatwire\'-woven, officers\'-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive example of a - simply never used nor tunic-attached! - WH (Heeres) \'flatwire\'-woven, officers\'-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid onto a field-grey-coloured background as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. non-confectioned ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The eagle is executed in bright-silver-grey- (ie. \'flatwire\'-type) thread onto a (typical) field-grey-coloured background and comes in a superb and fully untouched condition (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these attractive \'flatwire-woven\'-type breast-eagles can as such easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply a great occasion to acquire a nice and truly \'minty\' example of German officers\'-type-insignia for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'flatwire\'-woven, officers\'-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive example of a - simply never used nor tunic-attached! - WH (Heeres) \'flatwire\'-woven, officers\'-type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid onto a field-grey-coloured background as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. non-confectioned ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The eagle is executed in bright-silver-grey- (ie. \'flatwire\'-type) thread onto a (typical) field-grey-coloured background and comes in a superb and fully untouched condition (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these attractive \'flatwire-woven\'-type breast-eagles can as such easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. Simply a great occasion to acquire a nice and truly \'minty\' example of German officers\'-type-insignia for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'Gebirgsjäger\' (ie. mountain-troops) arm-badge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\'), being a desirable example as executed in the machine-woven pattern that comes in a very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition I was lucky to obtain an originally 'off-factory'-packed bundle holding 10 (identical) pieces of the 'standard-issue'-pattern WH (Heeres) 'Gebirgsjäger' (ie. mountain-troopers) arm-badges (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen'), being all executed in the (slightly thicker-shaped-) machine-woven pattern and that come in a very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The pieces are clearly unissued (ie. stonemint) and came as stated above packed in a 'bundle': they are all neatly machine-embroidered on a darker-green-coloured (and smooth woolen-based-) background and are showing the famous 'Edelweiss'-flower. The price is naturally per single piece. (Pls. note that when reserved via the web-site the item does NOT show immediately reserved: this is just the case when the last item has been taken). Simply a great occasion to acquire a genuine 'WH-Gebirgsjäger'- (ie. mountain-troopers-) armbadge for an interesting and competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'M-37\'-pattern (ie. \'1940\'-dated) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, straight-legged model trousers (\'Hose\') that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued albeit \'virtually mint\'- and/or hardly worn-), condition This is a truly attractive - and with certainty very desirable! - example of a WH (Heeres) 'M-37'-pattern (ie. '1940'-dated) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, straight-legged model trousers ('Hose') as was executed in typical, field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based cloth and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued albeit still 'virtually mint'- and/or hardly worn-), condition. The pair has all its original (zinc- ie. resin-based-) buttons originally attached and is most certainly a 'standard-issue'-piece that was presumably issued but that was hardly worn. It bears a clearly readable, inked makers'- (ie. size-) stamp that reads: 'B.H. K. - 76 - 90 - 109 - 102 - B.II 40' ( as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is of the 'standard'-pattern that was worn throughout WWII and shows the 'standard' beige-white- (ie. grey-) coloured, linnen-based lining as to be expected. The pair - which is of a fair size - truly shows hardly any wear and has no damage nor holes whatsoever (all woolen 'nap' is present). Naturally, do I provide a life-time-garuantee on its originality (as always). The piece is - I deem - accordingly priced: especially if one takes into account the present 'market-prices' of all 'straight-legged'-model WH-trousers. Simply a neat 'text-book' example that would look great when re-mounted on a mannequin!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'Panzer\' officers\'-type, hand-embroidered- (and detailed!) breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was specifically intended for usage on the PZ-\'wrap-around\'-tunics This is a very attractive - and actually hard to find! - WH (Heeres) 'Panzer' officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and detailed!) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid on a black-coloured-, woolen-based backing, as was specifically intended for usage on the black-coloured 'Panzer'-wrap-around'-tunics and that comes in an overall nice (albeit worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 9,2 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using (bright and truly shiny-) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a black-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background (see pictures). The eagle was once tunic-attached (it still shows some stitching-holes) and does show some age, wear and/or staining. The eagle shows a black-coloured-, linnen-based 'backing' as is more often observed. Simply an attractive example of the 'Extra Klasse'-quality breast-eagle that can naturally easily be re-attached to any 'Heeres'-Panzer 'wrap-around'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'standard-issue-pattern\', officers\'-dress-model and aluminium-based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss der Paradefeldbinde für Offiziere\') being a neat (albeit non-marked) example that comes in a wonderful condition This is a very attractive, WH (Heeres) 'standard-issue-pattern', officers'-dress-model and aluminium-based belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss der Paradefeldbinde für Offiziere') being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that comes as issued and (I deem) just minimally worn. The - truly detailed! - buckle is totally void of a makers'-designation on its back as is more often encountered with these dres- (or: 'Ausgeh'-) pieces. The buckle is very detailed and retains truly extraordinary detail: it is just a bit dusty and dirty caused by decades of storage and/or wear but truly shows no damage whatsoever). I deem that this is an early- (ie. mid-war-) period example: something that can be deducted from the 'regular'-modelled eagle-device (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive buckle that was never before in a collection: it was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. In any case a great item to complete any 'Heeres'-officer in 'dress-/going-out' attire ie. belt-buckle-collection!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'standard-issue\'- ie. \'M41\'- (ie. \'M43\'-) pattern breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz. des Heeres\') being a machine-embroidered example that comes (unusally!) mounted on a woolen backing This is a very attractive - and in this format actually never before seen! - WH (Heeres) mid-war-period- and/or greyish-coloured breast-eagle of the so-called: 'M41'- (ie. 'M43'-) pattern (ie. 'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') as executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a field-grey-coloured background and that comes (very unusally!) period-mounted onto a field-grey-coloured 'backing'. The attractive piece - which is executed in greyish-coloured linnen on a typical field-grey-coloured background - comes in an overall very nice condition and will be very hard to be upgraded. This was the 'standard'-issue Heeres-type breast-eagle as was used on most 'Heeres'-type tunics throughout the war. The eagle - which was never used nor tunic-attached - does show some minimal age- and/or or staining and retains great detail: it is period stitched (by means of a machine) onto a field-grey-coloured backing (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that I have never seen such example come mounted onto a piece of a Heeres-cloth: I deem that this attractive - and surely unusual! - piece is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'standard-issue\'- ie. \'M41\'- (ie. \'M43\'-) pattern breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz. des Heeres\') being a machine-embroidered example that comes in a carefully \'cut-out\'-condition This is an attractive - and not that easily found! - WH (Heeres) mid-war-period- and/or greyish-coloured breast-eagle of the so-called: 'M41'- (ie. 'M43'-) pattern (ie. 'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') as executed in the neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern on a field-grey-coloured background and that and comes in a seldomly seen 'cut-out'-condition (it comes still mounted on a somewhat crudely 'cut-out' section of a Heeres-tunic as can be seen on the pictures). The attractive piece - which is executed in greyish-coloured linnen on a typical field-grey-coloured background - comes in an overall very nice condition and will be very hard to be upgraded. This was the 'standard'-issue Heeres-type breast-eagle as was used on most Heeres-type tunics throughout the war. The eagle - which was once tunic-attached (in a trapezoid-shaped manner!) by means of machine-stitching - does show some minimal age- and/or or staining and comes in a minimally used- and/or tunic-removed condition and retains great detail and still shows a part of the tunics'-lining (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece. It should be noted that these neat 'cut-out' can easily be graded 'scarce': even more so when they still come mounted onto a piece of a Heeres-tunic as is this example!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'standard-issue\'- ie. \'M41\'- (ie. \'M43\'-) pattern breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz. des Heeres\') being a typical \'BeVo\'-woven example that comes in a carefully tunic-removed condition This is an attractive, WH (Heeres) early- (ie. mid-) war-period- and/or greyish- ie. field-grey-coloured breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz. des Heeres\') of the so-called: \'M41\'- (ie. \'M43\'-) pattern as executed in the neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern on a field-grey-coloured background and that and comes in a clearly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed, condition. The attractive piece - which is executed in greyish-coloured linnen on a typical field-grey-coloured background - comes in an overall nice condition and will be hard to be upgraded. This was the \'standard\'-issue Heeres-type breast-eagle as was used on most Heeres-type tunics throughout the war. The eagle - which was once tunic-attached by means of machine-stitching - does show some minimal age- and/or or staining and comes in a minimally used- and/or tunic-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece. It should be noted that these neat \'tunic-removed\'-examples are not that easily found!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'standard-issue\'-pattern \'M40\'- (ie. \'M43\'-) side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Heeres-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive WH (Heeres) \'standard-issue\'-pattern (ie. \'M40\'- ie. \'M43\'-pattern) side-cap-cocarde (ie. \'Kokarde für Heeres-Schiffchen\') being an example as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. It should be noted that these side-cap- (ie. \'Schiffchen\'-) insignia-pieces are quite difficult to encounter. The piece - which is executed in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave pattern is executed in multi-coloured-linnen onto a field-grey-coloured- and/or also linnen-based background (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows some minimal (storage) age and/or staining but can, nevertheless, excellently be used to complete any field-grey-coloured side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchenmütze\'). The piece comes \'as straightly cut-off the role\' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned. Moreover, does it show some minimal glue-remains on its back simply caused by having glued into an album or scrapbook once (as can be noticed on the pictures). This example originates from a \'Musterbuch\' (or: sample-book) that was period-compiled by the producing-company \'Offermann\' as was based in the town of Ratingen. Simply an attractive \'Heeres\'-related side-cap insignia-piece that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'standard-pattern\', steel-based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Uffz. u. Mannschaften des Heeres\') being a maker- (ie. Brüder Schneider\'-) marked- and/or: \'1940\'-dated example that comes mounted onto its period tab The neat - albeit clearly used- and/or worn but nevertheless still nicely detailed! - WH (Heeres) 'standard-pattern', field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften des Heeres') has lost mosy of its field-grey- (ie. somewhat darker-green-) coloured sprayed surface (just the colour on its back has been preserved) and shows an oval-shaped stamp on the leather-based tab (as can be seen on the pictures): it is thus a typical example that was produced by the Austrian maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Brüder Schneider AG' as based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna). The buckle - which itself is void of a makers'-mark as more often - came mounted onto its (fully) souple and of course still functional, natural leather-coloured leather-based 'tab' (that is showing the makers'-designation and/or '1940'-date-stamp as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle does show obvious age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which still retains pronounced detail as to be expected - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this clearly used and/or worn WH (Heeres) belt-buckle accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'standard-pattern\', steel-based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Uffz. u. Mannschaften des Heeres\') being a maker- (ie. \'E. Schneider\'-) marked- and/or: \'1940\'-dated example that comes mounted onto its period tab The attractive - albeit moderately used- and/or worn but nevertheless still nicely preserved! - WH (Heeres) 'standard-pattern', field-grey-coloured- and steel-based belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Unteroffizier u. Mannschaften des Heeres') shows most of its (typical) field-grey- (ie. somewhat darker-green-) coloured sprayed surface and shows an oval-shaped stamp on the leather-based tab (as can be seen on the pictures): it is thus a typical example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'E. Schneider' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The buckle - which itself is void of a makers'-mark as more often - came mounted onto its souple and of course still functional, black-coloured and genuine leather-based 'tab' (which is very unusally constructed from 'pebbled-styled' leather and that is showing the makers'-designation and/or '1940'-date-stamp as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle truly retains most of its period-applied (darker-toned) field-grey-coloured paint (as is not often the case) but does show some obvious age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which still retains pronounced detail as to be expected - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this moderately used and/or worn WH (Heeres) belt-buckle accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'standard-type\'- and early-pattern, tropical-style rank-insignia (ie. roundel), as executed in bluish-grey coloured linnen on a brownish-green background, as intended for an: \'Oberschütze\' This an attractive - early-period- and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a WH (Heeres) 'standard-type', machine-embroidered, tropical-style, rank-insignia (ie. roundel), as was executed in bluish-grey coloured linnen on a brownish-green background as was intended for usage by an: 'Oberschütze' and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem issued and carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The piece shows some minimal age and/or staining simply caused by fair wear and having been been stored as such for decades. The piece - which is not maker-marked as more often seen - is not backed as can be seen from the pictures: it was never before part of any collection and originates from a private-household. It sounds maybe strange but these simple tropical-style rank-badges are actually quite hard to encounter. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat tropical rank-badge as intended for a Heeres soldier having the rank of: 'Oberschütze'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'standard\'-pattern, aluminium-based (dress- ie. \'Ausgeh\'-pattern) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Offiziere des Heeres\') being a typical non-maker-marked example that comes as recently found The attractive - and I deem only minimally used- and/or worn! - 'standard'-pattern, aluminium-based (dress- ie. 'Ausgeh'-pattern) belt-buckle (ie. 'Ausgeh-Koppelschloss für Offiziere des Heeres') is a very nicely preserved example that comes in a fully untouched- (and - I deem - only minimally used- and/or worn-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which is totally void of a makers'-designation as more often - truly retains all of its silver-greyish finish and just shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining simply caused by having been used and/or stored as such. The buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this attractive and just minimally used and/or worn WH (Heeres) 'Ausgeh-Koppelschloss für Offiziere des Heeres' accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'standard\'-pattern, aluminium-based (dress- ie. \'Ausgeh\'-pattern) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Offiziere des Heeres\') being a typical non-maker-marked example that comes as recently found The attractive - and I deem only minimally used- and/or worn! - 'standard'-pattern, aluminium-based (dress- ie. 'Ausgeh'-pattern) belt-buckle (ie. 'Ausgeh-Koppelschloss für Offiziere des Heeres') is a very nicely preserved example that comes in a fully untouched- (and - I deem - only minimally used- and/or worn-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which is totally void of a makers'-designation as more often - truly retains all of its silver-greyish finish and just shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining simply caused by having been used and/or stored as such. The buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this attractive and just minimally used and/or worn WH (Heeres) 'Ausgeh-Koppelschloss für Offiziere des Heeres' accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'standard\'-pattern, aluminium-based (dress- ie. \'Ausgeh\'-pattern) belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Offiziere des Heeres\') being a typical non-maker-marked example that comes as recently found The attractive - and I deem only minimally used- and/or worn! - \'standard\'-pattern, aluminium-based (dress- ie. \'Ausgeh\'-pattern) belt-buckle (ie. \'Ausgeh-Koppelschloss für Offiziere des Heeres\') is a very nicely preserved example that comes in a fully untouched- (and - I deem - only minimally used- and/or worn-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which is totally void of a makers\'-designation as more often - truly retains all of its silver-greyish finish and just shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining simply caused by having been used and/or stored as such. The buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this attractive and just minimally used and/or worn WH (Heeres) \'Ausgeh-Koppelschloss für Offiziere des Heeres\' accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issued\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) cap-eagle being an example as was executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style (and that comes in a clearly used- and pre-confectioned- ie. once cap-attached This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issued\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) cap-eagle being an example as was executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style and that comes in a moderately used- and/or neatly pre-confectioned- ie. once cap-attached, condition. The eagle - which is light-blue-coloured as to be expected - comes mounted onto a tropical-pattern-, brownish- (ie. typical \'tan\'-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in aneatly pre-confectioned and/or trimmed condition and was clearly used and/or carefully cap-removed: it still shows some of the stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage but has maintained nice detail, overall. These original \'BeVo\'-woven examples are getting nowadays hard to find something that merits its my (I deem) justified asking-price. The cap-eagle can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen\') or even M41-pattern field-cap (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmütze\')!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issued\' belt-buckle (being a maker- ie. \'GB\'- marked, \'41\'-dated and/or typical olive-green-coloured) example that comes mounted onto its original, greenish-coloured (and/or: \'webbing\'-based-) tab The truly attractive piece - which is as mentioned above a maker- (ie. 'GB'-) marked example that was produced by the: 'Gustav Brehmer'-company - just shows some moderate age ie. dust and/or staining: it is void of any real damage and was just minimally used- and/or worn. The buckle truly retains most of its period-applied, olive-green-coloured- (and somewhat 'matted-styled'-) paint (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which truly retains pronounced detail - came mounted onto its original greenish-coloured- (and/or typical 'webbing'-fabricated-) tab as to be expected. These belt-buckles saw wide-spread usage within the DAK (or: 'Deutsches Afrika Korps') but saw also usage in the later-war years (for example in the Balkan- and/or Mediterranean-) combat-areas. It should be noted that these army-type 'tropical-issue' belt-buckles can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce': even more so when they come in this nicely preserved condition as this example on sale. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example is -next to the makers'-designation - also dated: '41' (as is visible under the catch as more often seen). I deem that I have priced this very attractive, early war-period and truly 'tropical-issued'-example accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issued\' belt-buckle (being a maker- ie. \'GB\'- marked- and/or: \'41\'-dated- and typical olive-green-coloured) example that comes mounted on its original, greenish-coloured (and/or: \'webbing\'-based-) tab The truly attractive piece - which is as mentioned above a maker- (ie. 'GB'-marked example that was produced by the: 'Gustav Brehmer'-company - just shows some moderate age ie. dust and/or staining: it is void of any real damage and was just moderately used- and/or worn. The buckle truly retains most of its period-applied, olive-green-coloured- (and somewhat 'matted-styled'-) paint (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which truly retains pronounced detail - came mounted on its original greenish-coloured- (and/or 'webbing'-fabricated-) tab as to be expected. These belt-buckles saw wide-spread usage within the DAK (or: 'Deutsches Afrika Korps') but saw also usage in the later-war years (for example in the Balkan- and/or Mediterranean-) combat-areas. It should be noted that these army-type 'tropical-issue' belt-buckles can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce': even more so when they come in this nicely preserved condition as this example on sale. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example is -next to the makers'-designation - also dated: '41' (as is visible under the catch as more often seen). I deem that I have priced this attractive, early war-period and truly 'tropical-issued'-example accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issued\' belt-buckle (being a maker- ie. \'N&H\'- marked, \'40\'-dated- and/or typical olive-green-coloured) example that comes mounted onto its original, greenish-coloured (and/or: \'webbing\'-based-) tab The truly attractive - and early- ie. most certainly \'DAK\'- or: \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-related piece - which is as mentioned above a clearly maker- (ie. \'N&H\'- or: Noelle & Hück-) marked example that just shows some moderate age ie. dust and/or staining: it is void of any real damage and was just moderatey used- and/or worn. The buckle truly retains a fair bit (ie. most!) of its period-applied, olive-green-coloured- (and somewhat \'shiny-styled\'-) paint (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which truly retains pronounced detail - came mounted onto its original greenish-coloured- (and/or typical \'webbing\'-fabricated-) tab as to be expected. These belt-buckles saw wide-spread usage within the DAK (or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\') but saw also usage in the later-war years (for example in the Balkan- and/or Mediterranean-) combat-areas. It should be noted that these (early-period!) army-type, \'tropical-issue\' belt-buckles can nowadays easily be graded \'fairly scarce\': even more so when they come in this nicely preserved condition as this example on sale. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example is - next to the above-mentioned makers\'-designation - also dated: \'40\' (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that I have priced this attractive, early war-period and truly \'tropical-issued\'-example accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a clearly used- (ie. non-trimmed- but nicely pre-confectioned-), condition This attractive - and I deem somewhat later-war-period! - example is neatly greyish- ie. light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice albeit clearly pre-folded- (but non-trimmed!) condition (it was carefully confectioned- and/or folded into a trapzoid-shaped format!) and was (I deem) carefully tunic-removed as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall. These original \'BeVo\'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its I deem justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty folded- and/or tunic-removed) and can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a clearly used- (ie. trimmed- and pre-confectioned-) condition This attractive - and I deem fairly early-period! - example is neatly light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice albeit clearly trimmed- and/or pre-folded- condition (it was carefully trimmed, folded and/or cut-out and was carefully tunic-removed as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained nice detail overall. These original 'BeVo'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its I deem justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty carefully period-trimmed- (ie. partly folded- and tunic-removed) and can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These 'tropical-issue-' (ie. DAK- or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded 'scarce' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a clearly used- (ie. trimmed- and pre-confectioned-) condition This attractive - and I deem fairly early-period! - example is neatly light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice albeit clearly trimmed- and/or pre-folded- condition (it was carefully trimmed, folded and/or cut-out and was carefully tunic-removed as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained nice detail overall. These original 'BeVo'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its I deem justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty carefully period-trimmed- (ie. partly folded- and tunic-removed) and can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These 'tropical-issue-' (ie. DAK- or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded 'scarce' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a clearly used- (ie. trimmed- and/or pre-confectioned-), condition This attractive - and I deem fairly early-period! - example is neatly greyish- ie. light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice albeit clearly trimmed- and/or pre-folded- condition (it was carefully trimmed, folded and/or cut-out and was carefully tunic-removed as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained nice detail overall. These original 'BeVo'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its I deem justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty carefully period-trimmed- (ie. partly folded- and tunic-removed) and can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These 'tropical-issue-' (ie. DAK- or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded 'scarce' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a clearly used- (ie. trimmed- and/or pre-confectioned-), condition This attractive - and I deem fairly early-period! - example is neatly greyish- ie. light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice albeit clearly trimmed- and/or pre-folded- condition (it was carefully confectioned- ie. trimmed- and/or folded and was carefully tunic-removed as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall. These original \'BeVo\'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its I deem justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty carefully period-trimmed- (ie. partly folded- and tunic-removed) and can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a clearly used- (ie. trimmed- and/or pre-confectioned-), condition This attractive - and I deem fairly early-period! - example is neatly greyish- ie. light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice albeit clearly trimmed- and/or pre-folded- condition (it was carefully confectioned- ie. trimmed- and/or folded and was carefully tunic-removed as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall: it does, however, show some minimal glue-residue on its back. These original \'BeVo\'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its I deem justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty carefully period-trimmed- (ie. partly folded- and tunic-removed) and can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a clearly used- (ie. trimmed- and/or pre-confectioned-), condition This attractive - and I deem fairly early-period! - example is neatly greyish- ie. light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice albeit clearly trimmed- and/or pre-folded- condition (it was carefully confectioned- ie. trimmed- and/or folded and was carefully tunic-removed as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall. These original \'BeVo\'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its I deem justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty carefully period-trimmed- (ie. partly folded- and tunic-removed) and can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a clearly used- (ie. trimmed- and/or pre-confectioned-), condition This attractive - and I deem fairly early-period! - example is neatly greyish- ie. light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice albeit clearly trimmed- and/or pre-folded- condition (it was carefully confectioned- ie. trimmed- (and/or folded into a trapzoid-shaped format!) and was (I deem) carefully tunic-removed as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall. These original \'BeVo\'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its I deem justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty carefully period-trimmed- (ie. partly folded- and tunic-removed) and can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a clearly used- (ie. trimmed- and/or pre-confectioned-), condition This attractive - and I deem fairly early-period! - example is neatly greyish- ie. light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice albeit clearly trimmed- and/or pre-folded- condition (it was carefully confectioned- ie. trimmed- and/or folded and was carefully tunic-removed as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall: it does, however, shows some glue-remains on its back (simply caused by having glued into an album or scrap-book once). These original \'BeVo\'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its I deem justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty carefully period-trimmed- (ie. partly folded- and tunic-removed) and can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a clearly used- (ie. trimmed- and/or pre-confectioned-), condition This attractive - and I deem fairly early-period! - example is neatly greyish- ie. light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice albeit clearly trimmed- and/or pre-folded- condition (it was carefully confectioned- ie. trimmed- and/or folded and was carefully tunic-removed as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall: it does, however, shows some glue-remains on its back (simply caused by having glued into an album or scrap-book once). These original \'BeVo\'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its I deem justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty carefully period-trimmed- (ie. partly folded- and tunic-removed) and can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a clearly used- (ie. trimmed- and/or pre-confectioned-), condition This attractive - and I deem fairly early-war-period! - example is neatly greyish- ie. light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice albeit clearly trimmed- and/or pre-folded- condition (it was carefully confectioned- ie. trimmed- and/or folded and was carefully tunic-removed as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall. These original \'BeVo\'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its I deem justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty carefully period-trimmed- (ie. partly folded- and tunic-removed) and can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle, as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a clearly used- (ie. trimmed- and pre-confectioned-) condition This attractive - and IMO early-period! - example is neatly light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern-, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice albeit clearly trimmed- and/or pre-folded- condition (it was clearly trimmed and/or cut-out - see pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained nice detail overall. These original 'BeVo'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its IMO justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty carefully period-trimmed- (ie. partly folded-) and can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These 'tropical-issue-' (ie. DAK- or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded 'scarce' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle, as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a clearly used- (ie. trimmed- and pre-confectioned-) condition This attractive - and IMO early-period! - example is neatly light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern-, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice albeit clearly trimmed- and/or pre-folded- condition (it was clearly trimmed and/or cut-out - see pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained nice detail overall. These original 'BeVo'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its IMO justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty carefully period-trimmed- (ie. partly folded-) and can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These 'tropical-issue-' (ie. DAK- or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded 'scarce' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle, as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a clearly used- (ie. trimmed- and pre-confectioned-) condition This attractive - and IMO early-period! - example is neatly light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern-, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice albeit clearly trimmed- and/or pre-folded- condition (it was clearly trimmed and/or cut-out - see pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained nice detail overall. These original 'BeVo'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its IMO justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty carefully period-trimmed- (ie. partly folded-) and can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These 'tropical-issue-' (ie. DAK- or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded 'scarce' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle, as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a clearly used- (ie. trimmed- and pre-confectioned-) condition This attractive - and IMO early-period! - example is neatly light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern-, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice albeit clearly trimmed- and/or pre-folded- condition (it was clearly trimmed and/or cut-out - see pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained nice detail overall. These original 'BeVo'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its IMO justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty carefully period-trimmed- (ie. partly folded-) and can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These 'tropical-issue-' (ie. DAK- or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded 'scarce' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle, as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a clearly used- (ie. trimmed- and pre-confectioned-) condition This attractive - and IMO early-period! - example is neatly light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern-, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice albeit clearly trimmed- and/or pre-folded- condition (it was clearly trimmed and/or cut-out - see pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained nice detail overall. These original 'BeVo'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its IMO justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty carefully period-trimmed- (ie. partly folded-) and can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These 'tropical-issue-' (ie. DAK- or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded 'scarce' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle, as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This attractive example is neatly light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed onto a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never confectioned, condition: it comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The breast-eagle is just a tiny bit stained caused by years of storage but has maintained very nice detail, overall. These original \'BeVo\'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its - I deem - justified asking-price. The piece can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle, as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This attractive example is neatly light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed onto a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never confectioned, condition: it comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The breast-eagle is just a tiny bit stained caused by years of storage but has maintained very nice detail, overall. These original \'BeVo\'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its - I deem - justified asking-price. The piece can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle, as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This attractive example is neatly light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed onto a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never confectioned, condition: it comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The breast-eagle is just a tiny bit stained and/or wrinkled caused by years of storage but has maintained very nice detail, overall. These original \'BeVo\'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its - I deem - justified asking-price. The piece can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle, as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This attractive example on offer is neatly light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed onto a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never confectioned, condition: it comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The breast-eagle is just a tiny bit stained and/or wrinkled caused by years of storage but has maintained very nice detail, overall. These original \'BeVo\'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its - I deem - justified asking-price. The piece can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle, as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This attractive example on offer is neatly light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed onto a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never confectioned, condition: it comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The breast-eagle is just a tiny bit stained and/or wrinkled caused by years of storage but has maintained very nice detail, overall. These original \'BeVo\'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its - I deem - justified asking-price. The piece can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) side-cap eagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This attractive example is neatly light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never confectioned- nor folded condition. The side-cap eagle (ie. \'Tropen-Mützenadler für Schiffchenmützen- o. Einheitsfeldmützen\') is just a tiny bit stained ie. wrinkled caused by years of storage but has maintained nice detail overall. The piece can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical \'Schiffchen\' (or even: \'Einheitsfeldmütze\'). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) cap-eagles can noways easily be graded \'scarce\' and come actually not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) side-cap eagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This attractive example is neatly light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never confectioned- nor folded condition. The side-cap eagle (ie. \'Tropen-Mützenadler für Schiffchenmützen- o. Einheitsfeldmützen\') is just a tiny bit stained ie. wrinkled caused by years of storage but has maintained nice detail overall. The piece can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical \'Schiffchen\' (or even: \'Einheitsfeldmütze\'). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) cap-eagles can noways easily be graded \'scarce\' and come actually not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) side-cap eagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This attractive example is neatly light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never confectioned condition: it is just folded in a trapezoid-manner. The side-cap eagle (ie. \'Tropen-Mützenadler für Schiffchenmützen- o. Einheitsfeldmützen\') is just a tiny bit stained ie. wrinkled caused by years of storage but has maintained nice detail overall. The piece can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical \'Schiffchen\' (or even: \'Einheitsfeldmütze\'). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) cap-eagles can noways easily be graded \'scarce\' and come actually not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) side-cap eagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This attractive example is neatly light-blue-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never confectioned- nor folded condition. The side-cap eagle (ie. \'Tropen-Mützenadler für Schiffchenmützen- o. Einheitsfeldmützen\') is just a tiny bit stained ie. wrinkled caused by years of storage but has maintained nice detail overall. The piece can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical \'Schiffchen\' (or even: \'Einheitsfeldmütze\'). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) cap-eagles can noways easily be graded \'scarce\' and come actually not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as was intended for a soldier who served within the: \'(Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen\' I recently uncovered two (fully identical- and truly never used!) examples of the WH (Heeres) 'tropical-issue', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: 'Signal Blitz') as both executed in machine-embroidered bright-red- (ie. 'hochroter'-) coloured linnen as was intended for usage a soldier who served within the: '(Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen' (or: simple soldier ie. NCO who served within one of the artillery-related troops) and that come both in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. Both patches are non-maker-marked examples that show a nicely reinforced border and additional backing: both pieces show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 'virtually mint', 'tropical-issue' ie. DAK- (or 'Deutsches Afrikakorps'-) related: 'Signal Blitz' as was intended for the: '(Sturm)Artillerie-Truppen'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\'- (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style and that comes in a clearly used- (ie. trimmed- and/or pre-confectioned-), condition This attractive - and I deem early-period! - example is neatly light-blue- (ie. greyish) coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice albeit clearly trimmed- and/or pre-folded- condition (it was clearly period-trimmed and/or cut-out (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat piece - that still shows some of its stitching-holes- ie. remains caused by having been tunic-attached (by hand!) - is just a tiny bit stained caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained nice detail overall. These original 'BeVo'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its I deem justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty carefully period-trimmed- (ie. partly folded-) and can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). The piece was part of a collection of tunic-removed breast-eagles that was collected over a 40-year-period and that I recently acquired for the web-site. These 'tropical-issue-' (ie. DAK- or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded 'scarce' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-issue\'- (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style and that comes in a clearly used- (ie. trimmed- and/or pre-confectioned-), condition This attractive - and I deem early-period! - example is neatly light-blue- (ie. greyish) coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice albeit clearly trimmed- and/or pre-folded- condition (it was clearly period-trimmed and/or cut-out (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat piece - that still shows some of its stitching-holes- ie. remains caused by having been tunic-attached (by hand!) - is just a tiny bit stained caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained nice detail overall. These original 'BeVo'-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its I deem justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty carefully period-trimmed- (ie. partly folded-) and can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). The piece was part of a collection of tunic-removed breast-eagles that was collected over a 40-year-period and that I recently acquired for the web-site. These 'tropical-issue-' (ie. DAK- or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps'-related-) breasteagles can easily be graded 'scarce' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-styled\', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as was intended for a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Pionier-Truppen\' This is a neat, WH (Heeres) 'tropical-styled', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: 'Signal Blitz') as executed in machine-embroidered black- (ie. 'schwarzer'-) coloured linnen as was intended for usage a soldier who served within the: 'Pionier-Truppen' (or: simple soldier ie. NCO who served within one of the army-enigineer units) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never mounted- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The patch is a non-maker-marked example that shows a nicely reinforced border and additional (tropical) backing: it does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 'virtually mint', 'tropical-issue' ie. DAK- (or 'Deutsches Afrikakorps'-) related: 'Signal Blitz' as was intended for for a soldier who served within the: 'Pionier-Truppen'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-styled\', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as was intended for a soldier who served within the: \'Artillerie-Truppen\' This is a neat WH (Heeres) \'tropical-styled\', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as executed in machine-embroidered bright-red- (ie. \'roter\'-) coloured linnen as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Artillerie-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier ie. NCO who served within one of artillery-related regiments) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The patch is a non-maker-marked example that shows a nicely reinforced border and additional backing: it does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a \'virtually mint\', \'tropical-issue\' ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related: \'Signal Blitz\' as was intended for the: \'Artillerie-Truppen\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-styled\', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' This is a neat, WH (Heeres) 'tropical-styled', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: 'Signal Blitz') as executed in machine-embroidered grass-green- (ie. 'wiesengrüner'-) coloured linnen as was specifically intended for usage a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: 'Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen' (or: simple soldier ie. NCO who served of the infantry-related, rifle-regiments ie. units) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- albeit never mounted- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The patch is a non-maker-marked example that shows a nicely reinforced-border and additional (tropical) backing: it does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a 'virtually mint', 'tropical-issue' ie. DAK- (or 'Deutsches Afrikakorps'-) related: 'Signal Blitz' as was intended for for a soldier who served within the: 'Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-styled\', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' This is a neat, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-styled\', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as executed in machine-embroidered grass-green- (ie. \'wiesengrüner\'-) coloured linnen as was specifically intended for usage a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier ie. NCO who served of the infantry-related, rifle-regiments ie. units) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- albeit never mounted- nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The patch is a non-maker-marked example that shows a nicely reinforced-border and additional (tropical) backing: it does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only: it shows some minimal carton-remains on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a \'virtually mint\', \'tropical-issue\' ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related: \'Signal Blitz\' as was intended for for a soldier who served within the: \'Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-styled\', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' This is a neat, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-styled\', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as executed in machine-embroidered grass-green- (ie. \'wiesengrüner\'-) coloured linnen as was specifically intended for usage a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier ie. NCO who served of the infantry-related, rifle-regiments ie. units) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- albeit never mounted- nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The patch is a non-maker-marked example that shows a nicely reinforced-border and additional (tropical) backing: it does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only: it shows some minimal carton-remains on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a \'virtually mint\', \'tropical-issue\' ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related: \'Signal Blitz\' as was intended for for a soldier who served within the: \'Panzer-Grenadier-Truppen\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-styled\', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Pionier-Truppen\' This is a neat, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-styled\', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as executed in machine-embroidered black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured linnen as was specifically intended for usage a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Pionier-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier ie. NCO who served within an engineers-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- albeit never mounted- nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The patch is a non-maker-marked example that shows a nicely reinforced-border and additional (tropical) backing: it does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a \'virtually mint\', \'tropical-issue\' ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related: \'Signal Blitz\' as was intended for for a soldier who served within the: \'Pionier-Truppen\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-styled\', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Pionier-Truppen\' This is a neat, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-styled\', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as executed in machine-embroidered black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured linnen as was specifically intended for usage a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Pionier-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier ie. NCO who served within an engineers-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- albeit never mounted- nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The patch is a non-maker-marked example that shows a nicely reinforced-border and additional (tropical) backing: it does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a \'virtually mint\', \'tropical-issue\' ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related: \'Signal Blitz\' as was intended for for a soldier who served within the: \'Pionier-Truppen\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-styled\', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Pionier-Truppen\' This is a neat, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-styled\', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as executed in machine-embroidered black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured linnen as was specifically intended for usage a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Pionier-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier ie. NCO who served within an engineers-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- albeit never mounted- nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The patch is a non-maker-marked example that shows a nicely reinforced-border and additional (tropical) backing: it does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only and does show some minimal glue-remains on its back as caused by having been glued into an album or scrapbook once (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a \'virtually mint\', \'tropical-issue\' ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related: \'Signal Blitz\' as was intended for for a soldier who served within the: \'Pionier-Truppen\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-styled\', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Pionier-Truppen\' This is a neat WH (Heeres) \'tropical-styled\', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as executed in machine-embroidered black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured linnen as was specifically intended for usage a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Pionier-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier ie. NCO who served within an engineers-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- albeit never mounted- nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The patch is a non-maker-marked example that shows a nicely reinforced-border and additional (tropical) backing: it does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a \'virtually mint\', \'tropical-issue\' ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related: \'Signal Blitz\' as was intended for for a soldier who served within the: \'Pionier-Truppen\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-styled\', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as was intended for usage by a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Pionier-Truppen\' This is a neat WH (Heeres) \'tropical-styled\', trade- and/or special-career insignia (or: \'Signal Blitz\') as executed in machine-embroidered black- (ie. \'schwarzer\'-) coloured linnen as was specifically intended for usage a soldier (ie. NCO) who served within the: \'Pionier-Truppen\' (or: simple soldier ie. NCO who served within an engineers-regiment ie. unit) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- albeit simply never mounted- nor worn- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The patch is a non-maker-marked example that shows a nicely reinforced-border and additional (tropical) backing: it does show some minimal age ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a \'virtually mint\', \'tropical-issue\' ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related: \'Signal Blitz\' as was intended for for a soldier who served within the: \'Pionier-Truppen\'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical-style\' trade- and/or special career insignia (ie. machine-embroidered speciality arm-patch) as intended for a: \'Waffenmeister\' (or weapon-equipment NCO) I recently uncovered a small stack comprising of five - fully identical- and neatly machine-embroidered! - examples of the 'tropical-style', so-called: trade- ie. special-career-patches (ie. 'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen') as were specifically intended for usage by a: 'Waffenmeister' (or: weapon-equipment NCO), all five pieces coming in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never issued- nor used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The patches are all five neatly machine-embroidered on a yellowish-beige-coloured and/or typical linnen-based background and show a neat reinforced border as is more often encountered with these tropical-style examples. The patches - which come without an additional 'backing' and that are not maker-marked - do show some minimal staining only (simply caused by decades of storage). My asking-price is naturally per single example. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat (and 100% genuine!) 'tropical' ie. DAK- (or: 'Deutsches Afrikakorps'-) related 'Waffenmeister'-speciality-patch for an interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, so-called: trade- and/or special career-insignia (or machine-embroidered speciality arm-patch) as was intended for a: \'Feuerwerker\' (or: artician ie. exposives orderly) This is an attractive example of a \'tropical\'-issue, WH (Heeres) special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by an army: \'Feuerwerker\' (or: artician ie. exposives orderly) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch is executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a (typical) brownish-yellow- (ie. tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background and shows a (detailed, Gothic-styled- and/or neatly machine-embroidered-) \'F\'-character (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is not maker-marked and shows some minimal staining (I deem simply caused by years of storage only). This example is also nicely \'backed\' and shows a linnen-based, reinforced border as is more often encountered. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat \'tropical\'-issue- ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related \'Feuerwerker\' speciality-patch!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, so-called: trade- and/or special career-insignia (or machine-embroidered speciality arm-patch) as was intended for a: \'Feuerwerker\' (or: artician ie. exposives orderly) This is an attractive - and I deem clearly used- and/or worn! - example of a \'tropical\'-issue, WH (Heeres) special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by an army: \'Feuerwerker\' (or: artician ie. exposives orderly) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch is executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a (typical) brownish-yellow- (ie. tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background and shows a (detailed, Gothic-styled- and/or neatly machine-embroidered-) \'F\'-character (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is not maker-marked and shows some minimal staining (I deem simply caused by moderate wear and decades of storage). This example is also nicely \'backed\' and shows a linnen-based, reinforced border as is more often encountered. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat - and truly used! - \'tropical\'-issue- ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related \'Feuerwerker\' speciality-patch!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, so-called: trade- and/or special career-insignia (or machine-embroidered speciality arm-patch) as was intended for a: \'Feuerwerker\' (or: artician ie. exposives orderly) This is an attractive example of a \'tropical\'-issue, WH (Heeres) special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by an army: \'Feuerwerker\' (or: artician ie. exposives orderly) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch is executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a (typical) mustard-brownish- (ie. tan-) coloured and/or: woolen-based background and shows a (detailed, Gothic-styled- and/or neatly machine-embroidered-) \'F\'-character (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is not maker-marked and shows some minimal staining (I deem simply caused by years of storage only). This example is also nicely \'backed\' with a piece of linnen-based cloth as is more often encountered. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat \'tropical\'-issue- ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related \'Feuerwerker\' speciality-patch!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, so-called: trade- and/or special career-insignia (or machine-embroidered speciality arm-patch) as was intended for a: \'Feuerwerker\' (or: artician ie. exposives orderly) This is an attractive example of a \'tropical\'-issue, WH (Heeres) special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by an army: \'Feuerwerker\' (or: artician ie. exposives orderly) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch is executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a (typical) mustard-brownish- (ie. tan-) coloured and/or: linnnen-based background and shows a (detailed, Gothic-styled- and/or neatly machine-embroidered) \'F\'-character (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is not maker-marked and shows some minimal staining (I deem simply caused by years of storage and/or handling only). This example is also nicely \'backed\' with a piece of linnen-based cloth and shows a reinforced rim as is more often encountered. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat \'tropical\'-issue- ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related \'Feuerwerker\' speciality-patch!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, so-called: trade- and/or special career-insignia (or machine-embroidered speciality arm-patch) as was intended for a: \'Funkmeister\' (or: weapon-equipment NCO) This is an attractive - and I deem clearly used- and/or worn! - example of a \'tropical\'-issue, WH (Heeres) special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by an army: \'Funkmeister\' (or: weapon-equipment NCO) and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch is executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a (typical) brownish-yellow- (ie. tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background and shows (detailed and/or neatly machine-embroidered) 3 \'arrows\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is not maker-marked and shows some minimal staining and discolourisation (I deem simply caused by moderate wear and decades of storage). This example is also nicely \'backed\' and shows a linnen-based, reinforced border as is more often encountered. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat - and truly used! - \'tropical\'-issue- ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related \'Funkmeister\' speciality-patch!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, so-called: trade- and/or special career-insignia (or machine-embroidered speciality arm-patch) as was intended for: \'Sanitätspersonal\' (or medical orderlies- ie. staff) This is an attractive example of a \'tropical\'-issue, WH (Heeres) special-career arm-insignia (or: \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for usage by the army: \'Sanitätspersonal\' (or medical orderlies- ie. staff) and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem simply never worn- nor tunic-attached-), condition. The neat patch is executed in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a (typical) brownish-yellow- (ie. tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background and shows a (detailed, neatly machine-embroidered-) \'Aescuslapus\'-sign (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is not maker-marked and shows some minimal staining (I deem simply caused by years of storage only). This example is also nicely \'backed\' (with black-coloured linnen) and shows a linnen-based, reinforced border as is more often encountered. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat \'tropical\'-issue- ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related \'Sanitäter\' speciality-patch!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. machine-embroidered \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was intended for a: \'Sanitäter\' (or: medical-orderly ie. NCO) This is a neat - and actually not that easily found! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. machine-embroidered \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for a: \'Sanitäter\' (or: medical-orderly ie. NCO) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem simply never worn- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. The patch is neatly machine-embroidered on a brownish- (ie. mustard-green-) coloured and/or woolen-based (and \'non-backed\') background. The patch is not maker-marked and just show some minimal staining (I deem simply caused by years of storage only). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat \'tropical\' ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related \'Sanitäter\'-related speciality-patch for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. machine-embroidered \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was intended for a: \'Schirrmeister\' (or: equipment-administration staff-member ie. NCO) This is a neat - and not that easily found! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. machine-embroidered \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for a: \'Schirrmeister\' (or: equipment-administration staff-member ie. NCO) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem hard used- and possibly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The patch is neatly machine-embroidered on a brownish- ie. mustard-green-coloured and/or woolen-based (and \'non-backed\') background. The patch is not maker-marked and just show some minimal staining (I deem simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage only). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat \'tropical\' ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related \'Schirrmeister\'-related speciality-patch for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. machine-embroidered \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was intended for a: \'Schirrmeister\' (or: equipment-administration staff-member ie. NCO) This is a neat - and not that easily found! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. machine-embroidered \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for a: \'Schirrmeister\' (or: equipment-administration staff-member ie. NCO) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem hard used- and possibly carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The patch shows a nicely reinforced border and is neatly machine-embroidered on a brownish- ie. mustard-green-coloured and/or woolen-based (and \'backed\') background. The patch is not maker-marked and just show some minimal staining (I deem simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage only). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat \'tropical\' ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related \'Schirrmeister\'-related speciality-patch for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. machine-embroidered \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was intended for a: \'Waffenmeister\' (or: weapon-equipment NCO) This is a neat - and not that easily found! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. machine-embroidered \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for a: \'Waffenmeister\' (or: weapon-equipment NCO) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The patch is neatly machine-embroidered on a brownish- ie. mustard-green-coloured and/or woolen-based (and \'non-backed\') background. The patch is not maker-marked and just show some minimal staining (I deem simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage only). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat \'tropical\' ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related \'Waffenmeister\'-related speciality-patch for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. machine-embroidered \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was intended for a: \'Waffenmeister\' (or: weapon-equipment NCO) This is a neat - and not that easily found! - WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, trade- and/or special-career insignia (ie. machine-embroidered \'Laufbahn- o. Tätigkeitsabzeichen\') as was specifically intended for a: \'Waffenmeister\' (or: weapon-equipment NCO) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The patch is neatly machine-embroidered on a brownish- ie. mustard-green-coloured and/or woolen-based (and \'non-backed\') background. The patch is not maker-marked and just show some minimal staining (I deem simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage only). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat \'tropical\' ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related \'Waffenmeister\'-related speciality-patch for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, trade- and/or special-career insignia ie. machine-embroidered speciality arm-patch as was intended for a: \'Waffenmeister\' (or: weapon-equipment NCO) This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres) \'tropical\'-issue, trade- and/or special-career insignia ie. machine-embroidered speciality arm-patch as was intended for a: \'Waffenmeister\' (or: weapon-equipment NCO) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never used ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The patch is neatly machine-embroidered on a light-brown ie. mustard-green/tan-coloured and/or linnen-based background and shows a (linnen-based) reinforced border as more often. The patch is not maker-marked and shows some minimal storage-staining only. The piece is, moreover, nicely \'backed\' with a pieces of greyish-coloured linnen as more often encountered. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat \'tropical\' ie. DAK- (or \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related \'Waffenmeister\' speciality-patch!

Attractive, WH (Heeres), alumimium-based-, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO- or officers\') type cap-eagle, being a neatly maker- (ie. \'F.H.B.\'-) marked and/or: \'1938\'-dated example that comes in a used- ie. once cap-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and nowadays actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Heeres), alumimium-based-, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO- and/or officers-) type cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze'), that comes in an overall nice- (ie. used- and/or once cap-attached-), condition. The piece is as stated above neatly maker-marked and/or dated and comes of course in a still fully functional condition. All three of its (original, aluminium-based- and/or: silver-toned-) prongs are still present and/or fully functional: they were once bent ie. folded but are of course still functional (see pictures). The eagle - which is very detailed - has a nice so-called: 'frosted' ie. truly aluminium-like appearance. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty desirable! - spare-part that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Heeres), aluminium-based-, cap-wreath ie. cocarde, as was intended for usage on the various: enlisted-mens\'/NCO\'s and/or officers\'-type visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres), aluminium-based-, cap-wreath ie. cocarde ('Kokarde'), as was intended for usage on the various: enlisted-mens'/NCO's and/or officers'-type visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'), in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The wreath - which was IMO never cap-attached - is executed in neat silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based metal and retains both its copper-toned and/or regular-shaped prongs. It comes together with its - seperately attached - cocarde (also still having its two atachment-pins in place). The red felt inner piece of the cocarde is also present but does show some minimal damage (see pictures). The neat and very detailed piece is nicely maker-marked on the back and shows the makers-signification: '10 - Ges.Gesch.'. The piece has a neat truly 'frosted' appearance and does show some dust and/or minimal tarnish, simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a nice and attractive spare-part: nicely fitted to restore any 'Heeres' visor-cap ie. 'Schirmmütze'!

Attractive, WH (Heeres), neatly hand-embroidered cap-wreath ie. cocarde (ie. \'Offizierskokarde für Schirmmütze\') as was intended for a \'Heeres\' officers\'-type visor-cap (ie. \'Schirmmütze\') This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres), neatly hand-embroidered cap-wreath ie. cocarde (ie. 'Offizierskokarde für Schirmmütze') as was intended for usage on a 'Heeres' officers'-type visor-cap (ie. 'Schirmmütze') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO moderately used and/or: cap-removed-), condition. The piece - which measures approximately 6,5 x 5,5 cms. - is executed on darker-green-coloured wool and is neatly 'backed' with black-coloured paper (as more often) and shows some dust, wear and/or tarnish, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. The quality of the used embroidery is simply stunning: it is quite thick and pronounced in execution and can easily be graded as a piece of the 'Extra Qualität'. Simply a great replacement-item that is ideally fitted to restore any quality 'Heeres' officers'-type visor-cap (ie. 'Schirmmütze')!

Attractive, WH (Heeres), neatly hand-embroidered cap-wreath ie. cocarde (ie. \'Offizierskokarde für Schirmmütze\') as was intended for a \'Heeres\' officers\'-type visor-cap (ie. \'Schirmmütze\') This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres), neatly hand-embroidered cap-wreath ie. cocarde (ie. 'Offizierskokarde für Schirmmütze') as was intended for usage on a 'Heeres' officers'-type visor-cap (ie. 'Schirmmütze') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO moderately used and/or: cap-removed-), condition. The piece - which measures approximately 6,5 x 5,5 cms. - is executed on darker-green-coloured wool and is not 'backed' (as more often) and shows some dust, wear and/or tarnish, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. The quality of the used embroidery is simply stunning: it is quite thick and pronounced in execution and can easily be graded as a piece of the 'Extra Qualität'. Simply a great replacement-item that is ideally fitted to restore any quality 'Heeres' officers'-type visor-cap (ie. 'Schirmmütze')!

Attractive, WH (Heeres), zinc-based- and bright-golden toned cap-wreath (ie. cocarde or: \'Kokarde\') as was specifically intended for usage on the various general-officers\'-type visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen für Generale\') This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres), zinc-based- and truly bright-golden toned cap-wreath (ie. cocarde or: 'Kokarde') as was specifically intended for usage on the various general-officers'-type visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen für Generale') and that comes in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued- and/or never cap-attached-), condition. The wreath - which was never cap-attached - is executed in neat bright golden-coloured- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal and retains all its three, copper-toned- and/or regular-shaped prongs. It comes together with its - seperately attached - cocarde (also still having its two atachment-pins in place). The red felt inner piece of the cocarde is also present and in place (see pictures). The neat - and very detailed! - piece is, moreover, nicely maker-marked on its back and shows the makers'-signification: '15 - Ges.Gesch.'. The piece has a neat truly 'frosted' appearance and does show some dust and/or minimal tarnish, simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive and desirable spare-part: nicely fitted to restore any 'Heeres-Generale' visor-cap (ie. 'Schirmmütze')!

Attractive, WH (Heeres): \'DAK\' (ie. \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\') zinc-based so-called: \'pith-helmet\' (eagle-)shield, being a neatly maker- (ie. \'R.K.\'-) marked example, retaining all its three original prongs I recently found four (fully identical) examples of the attractive WH (Heeres): 'DAK' (ie. 'Deutsches Afrikakorps') aluminium-based so-called: 'pith-helmet' (eagle-) shields, all four pieces being neatly maker- (ie. 'R.K.'-) marked examples, all four retaining their 3 original prongs, all four pieces in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued!) condition. The - very detailed and/or pronounced - pieces retain their original (three) completely present - and/or also zinc-based and/or fragile - pins and are IMO in a fully mint-/ie. unissued condtion (they were most certainly never before mounted on a pith-helmet and were kept as such for decades). The black-painted areas retain most of their original (black-) colour, but do show some scratches ie. paint-damaged areas (IMO simply caused by decades of storage ie. handling only). Actually are these genuine pith-helmet shields - having their original and/or undamaged prongs in place - not that easily encountered: even more so when they are executed in zinc (ie.'Feinzink'). The asking-price is naturally intended for one single shield. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an original 'DAK' (ie. 'Afrikakorps') so-called 'pith-helmet' shield for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres): \'DAK\' (ie. \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\') zinc-based so-called: \'pith-helmet\' (eagle-)shield, being a neatly maker- (ie. \'R.K.\'-) marked example, retaining all its three original prongs This an attractive, WH (Heeres): 'DAK' (ie. 'Deutsches Afrikakorps') zinc-based so-called: 'pith-helmet' (eagle-)shield, being a neatly maker- (ie. 'R.K.'-) marked example that still retains all its three original prongs and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-), condition. The - very detailed and/or pronounced - piece retains its original (three) completely present - and/or also zinc-based and/or fragile - pins which are in a fully mint-/ie. unissued condtion (the shield was most certainly never before mounted on a pith-helmet and was kept as such for decades). The black-painted area retains most of itsr original (black-) colour but does show some scratches ie. paint-damaged areas (IMO simply caused by decades of storage ie. handling only). Actually, are these genuine pith-helmet shields - having their original and/or undamaged prongs in place - not that easily encountered: even more so when they are executed in zinc (ie.'Feinzink'). Simply a nice opportunity to acquire an original 'DAK' (ie. 'Afrikakorps') so-called 'pith-helmet' shield for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres, Luftwaffe etc.) \'standard\'-patttern-, black-coloured- and/or leather-based belt, being a regular- (ie. 95 cms. long-) sized example that is clearly maker-marked with a 3-digit code that reads: \'JKH\' This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres, Luftwaffe, Waffen-SS etc.) 'standard'-patttern-, black-coloured- and/or leather-based belt, being a regular- (ie. 95 cms. long-) sized example that is clearly maker-marked with a 3-digit code that reads: 'JKH', and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. minimally used- and/or worn-) condition. The belt - which was IMO issued but hardly worn - bears a clearly impressed, 3-digit makers-mark that reads: 'JKH' and can as such be attributed to the maker: 'Carl Busse - Fabrik für Austrüstungen aus Stoff u. Leder' as based in the town of Mainz. The piece comes with a 'standard-pattern'-, field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-hook attached (see pictures). The belt having a functional 'tongue' in place (which is executed in 'pebbled-style'-leather - was recently found as such at a private household and was most certainly left-over and was IMO hardly worn: it is fully souple and/of course fully functional. The belt was IMO also never cleaned nor oiled or greased (it just shows some dust and dirt-staining acquired over the years) but is hard to be upgraded. It should be noted that these very nicely preserved- and clearly maker-marked-belts are quite desirable and not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres, Luftwaffe etc.) \'standard\'-patttern-, light-brownish-coloured- and/or leather-based officers\'-type belt (ie. \'Zweidornschnalle\'), being a regular- (ie. 85 cms. long-) sized example that is totally void of a makers\'-mark nor d This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres, Luftwaffe etc.) 'standard'-patttern-, light-brownish-coloured- and/or: genuine leather-based officers'-type belt (ie. so-called: 'Zweidornschnalle'), being a regular- (ie. 85 cms. long-) sized example that is totally void of a makers'-mark nor date and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. IMO minimally used- and/or worn-) condition. The belt - which was IMO issued but hardly worn - is as stated above totally void of a makers'-mark nor date (something that is more often seen with these officers'-type, 'Zweidornschnallen'). The piece comes with a 'standard-pattern'-, silverish-coloured- and 'pebbled-styled' belt-buckle (firmly) attached (see pictures). The belts' with is 5.2 cms. as more often and the piece retains its (period) slip-on (or: 'Lasche'). The belt was recently found as such at a private household and was most certainly hardly worn: it is fully souple and/of course fully functional. The belt was IMO also never cleaned nor oiled or greased (it just shows some dust and dirt-staining acquired over the years) but is hard to be upgraded. It should be noted that these nicely preserved 'Zweidornschnallen' are quite desirable and not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Heeres, LW, Waffen-SS etc.) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class drivers\' proficiency-badge) that comes with its (metal-based) \'backing-plate\' and that comes in a \'virtually mint\' condition This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres, Luftwaffe, Waffen-SS etc.) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Bronze\' (or: drivers\' proficiency-badge in bronze) that comes complete with its (metal-based) \'backing-plate\' and that comes in a very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint\'- and/or never used-), condition. The neat piece was never cleaned and truly retains most (ie. all!) of its shiny, golden-bronze-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which has its original prongs in place - was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a very attractive ie. \'virtually mint\' example of a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Bronze\' for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres, LW, Waffen-SS etc.) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Gold\' (or: golden-class drivers\' proficiency-badge) that comes with its (metal-based) \'backing-plate\' and that comes in a \'virtually mint\' condition This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres, Luftwaffe, Waffen-SS etc.) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Gold\' (or: drivers\' proficiency-badge in gold) that comes complete with its (metal-based) \'backing-plate\' and that comes in a very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint\'- and/or never used-), condition. The neat piece was never cleaned and truly retains most (ie. all!) of its shiny, bright golden-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which has its original prongs in place - was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a very attractive ie. \'virtually mint\' example of a WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Gold\' for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres, LW, Waffen-SS etc.) WWII-period- wrist-watch (or: \'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Grana\', having a black-coloured dial-plate and having an engraved serial-number (that reads: \'D 349014 H\') on its back These attractive service-watches - having a standard 15- or 17- jewel movement - were distributed at a very limited scale to the various soldiers (ie. NCOs and/or officers!) of the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and were properly entered in both 'Wehrpass' and/or: 'Soldbuch'. They had to be engraved with a 'DH'-numbering on the back something that is the abbreviation of: 'Deutsches Heer' (as can be seen on this example on offer here). This particular example shows a clear and/or undamaged glass-based surface and has the (serial-) number: 'D 349014 H') engraved on its back (see pictures). The piece on offer here comes with a black-coloured (and/or fully undamaged-) dial having a subsidiary 'seconds'-dial at the 6 o'clock position. The piece has a nice (albeit moderately used-) steel-based casing (which is executed in chrome-coloured, nickle-silver metal): it just shows some regular wear and age, simply caused by moderate wear and/or age. As stated is the piece functional and in running condition and comes mounted on its (IMO replaced- ie. post-war-attached-) brownish-coloured- and/or cloth-based- (ie. woven-type) armband. It should be noted that these attractive 'WH-Dienstuhren' can easily be graded 'scarce'.

Attractive, WH (Heeres, LW, Waffen-SS etc.) WWII-period-, wrist-watch (ie.: \'Dienstuhr\') of the make: \'Helios\' having a black-coloured dial-plate and showing an engraved serial-number (that reads: \'D 9553 H\') on its back These attractive service-watches - having a standard 15- (or: 17-) jewel movement - were distributed at a very limited scale to the various soldiers (ie. NCOs and/or officers!) of the: 'Deutsche Wehrmacht' and were properly entered in both 'Wehrpass' and/or: 'Soldbuch'. They had to be engraved with a 'DH'-numbering on the back something that is the abbreviation of: 'Deutsches Heer' (as can be seen on this example on offer here). This particular example shows a clear and/or undamaged glass-based surface and has the (serial-) number: 'D 9553 H') engraved on its back (see pictures). The piece on offer here - which shows the maker-mark: 'Helios' (and is additionally marked: 'Stahlboden - Wasserdicht' on its back - see pictures) - comes with a black-coloured- (and/or fully undamaged- and not faded-) dial in place (having a subsidiary 'seconds'-dial at the 6 o'clock position). The piece has a nice (albeit moderately used-) steel-based casing (which is executed in chrome-coloured, nickle-silver metal): it just shows some regular wear and age, simply caused by moderate wear and/or age. As stated is the piece functional and in running condition and comes mounted on its period-, brown-coloured- and/or leather-based- armband attached (which might have been once replaced). It should be noted that these attractive 'WH-Dienstuhren' can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very nice example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Heeres, Waffen-SS etc.) greenish-coloured- and \'standard-issue\'-pattern so-called: \'Kragenbinde\' (or: uniform inner-collar), being a regular-issued and/or maker-marked example This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres, Waffen-SS etc.) 'standard-issued'-pattern so-called: 'Kragenbinde' (or: uniform inner-collar) being a regular-issued and/or: nicely maker- (ie. 'Lago F. Wäsche'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The piece was IMO worn and/or used and is executed in 'greyish/green'-coloured and/or: somewhat 'shiny'-based linnen: it shows some normal age ie. staining and is a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece is clearly ink-stamped on the outside and shows a size- (ie. date?) ink-stamp that reads: 'F43 - 41/42') and measures approximately 53 cms. in length. Normally, all WH uniform jackets and/or tunics needed such a removable collar, that could be easily removed and washed upon need. Simply a nice and most certainly desirable WH-equipment-item!

Attractive, WH (Heeres, Waffen-SS etc.) greenish-coloured- and/or \'variant\'-pattern so-called: \'Kragenbinde\' (or: uniform inner-collar), being a maker- (and unit!-) marked example that reads: \'B.L.WH. II.42/M.35\' This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres, Waffen-SS etc.) greenish-coloured- and/or 'variant'-pattern, so-called: 'Kragenbinde' (or: uniform inner-collar), being a regular-issued- and/or maker- and unit-marked example that comes in a minimally used- ie. worn-, condition. The piece was IMO only minimally used and is executed in 'greyish/green'-coloured- and/or: smooth-based linnen: it shows some normal age and is just a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece still retains both its period-attached closing-lashes (see pictures). The piece also shows a clearly present and black-printed maker- ie size-stamp (that reads: 'B.L.WH. II.42/M.35' and/or: '3.Komp.' as can be seen on the pictures) and measures approximately 53 cms. in length. Normally, all WH uniform jackets and/or tunics needed such a removable collar, that could be easily removed and washed upon need. Simply a nice and most certainly desirable, 'variant'-pattern WH-equipment-item!

Attractive, WH (Heeres, Waffen-SS etc.) greenish-coloured- and/or \'variant\'-pattern so-called: \'Kragenbinde\' (or: uniform inner-collar), being a maker-marked example that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition This is a very attractive example of a WH (Heeres, Waffen-SS etc.) greenish-coloured- and/or 'variant'-pattern, so-called: 'Kragenbinde' (or: uniform inner-collar), being a regular-issued and/or maker-marked example that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued- (and never used!), condition. The piece was simply never worn nor used and is executed in 'greyish/green'-coloured- and/or: smooth-based linnen: it shows some normal strorage-age and is just a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece still retains both its period-attached closing-lashes (see pictures). The piece also shows a clearly present and white-printed maker- ie size-stamp (which is however hard to decypher) and measures approximately 53 cms. in length. Normally, all WH uniform jackets and/or tunics needed such a removable collar, that could be easily removed and washed upon need. Simply a nice and most certainly desirable, 'variant'-pattern WH-equipment-item!

Attractive, WH (Heeres, Waffen-SS etc.) \'standard-issue\'-pattern so-called: \'Kragenbinde\' (ie. uniform inner-collar), being a maker-marked example This is a very attractive example of a WH (Heeres, Waffen-SS etc.) 'standard-issue'-pattern, so-called: 'Kragenbinde' (or: uniform inner-collar), being a regular-issued- and/or maker-marked example, that comes in an overall very nice (IMO virtually mint- and/or never worn nor used-), condition. The piece was probably issued but simply never worn and is executed in 'greyish/green'-coloured- and/or: smooth-based linnen: it shows some normal age ie. staining and is a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece still retains it original-attached (resin-based- and black-coloured-) button (see pictures). The piece shows a bluish-coloured ink-stamp ie. maker-stamp that is regrettably not readable (see pictures) and measures approximately 57 cms. in length. Normally, all uniform jackets and/or: tunics needed such a removable collar, that could be easily removed and washed upon obvious need. Simply a very attractive and most certainly desirable WH-equipment-item that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Heeres- ie. Luftwaffe) light-brown-coloured- and/or \'standard-issue\'-pattern so-called: \'Kragenbinde\' (or: uniform inner-collar), being a regular-issued and/or non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice condition This is a neat example of a WH (Luftwaffe) (unusually!) light-brown-coloured- but nevertheless 'standard-issue'-pattern so-called: 'Kragenbinde' (or: uniform inner-collar), being a regular-issued and/or non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-), condition. The piece is IMO hardly (or even never!) worn and is executed in 'light-brown'-coloured and/or: smooth-based linnen: it shows some normal age ie. staining and is a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece still retains it original (resin-based- and/or black-coloured-) button (see pictures). The piece shows a clearly visible, black-coloured ink-stamp denoting its size or possible year of production and measures approximately 54 cms. in length. Normally, all WH uniform jackets and/or tunics needed such a removable collar, that could be easily removed and washed upon need. Simply a nice and most certainly desirable WH-equipment-item!

Attractive, WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS or LW) so-called: \'Krim\' campaign-shield, that misses its piece of field-grey- (ie. bluish-) coloured wool, in overall nice (IMO issued and/or moderately worn-) condition This is an attractive example of the WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS or Luftwaffe) 'Krim' campaign-shield, that misses its piece of field-grey- (ie. bluish-) coloured wool, in overall nice (IMO issued and/or moderately worn-) condition. The shield has IMO clearly been used (ie. was once mounted on a tunic) and comes naturally complete with its period, metal-based back-plate and retains all its (four) originally attached prongs. The shield shows some darkened tarnish ie. dust simply caused by years of storage and/or fair wear. It has, however, great detail and finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The piece originates from a German flea-market and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive - and of course original! - example that can most certainly be attributed to a maker if deemed of interest: this example just needs a piece of wool to complete!

Attractive, WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS or LW-) so-called: \'Krim\' campaign-shield, that misses its piece of field-grey- (ie. bluish-) coloured wool and that comes in an overall nice (IMO issued and/or moderately worn-), condition This is an attractive example of the WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS or Luftwaffe) 'Krim' campaign-shield, that misses its piece of field-grey- (ie. bluish-) coloured wool, and that comes in an overall nice (IMO issued and/or moderately worn-), condition. The shield has IMO clearly been used (ie. was once mounted on a tunic) and comes naturally complete with its period-, metal-based back-plate (that still shows the remain of its paper-based 'backing') and retains two of its (originally four) attached prongs (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield shows some darkened tarnish ie. dust-staining simply caused by years of storage and/or fair wear. It retains, however, great pronounced detail and finish and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. The piece originates from a German flea-market and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive - and of course genuine! - example that can most certainly be attributed to a maker if deemed of interest: this example just needs a piece of wool to complete!

Attractive, WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Gold\' (or drivers\'-proficiency-badge in gold), that comes mounted on its piece of darker-green-coloured wool as issued The neat - and/or truly detailed! - arm-badge retains its period-attached metal-based 'back-plate' (which is void of a paper-based backing as is more often seen) and does show both of its prongs in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge was with certainty never cleaned and is still a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by decades of storage and or fair wear: it nevertheless still has a fully preserved shiny, golden-toned finish. As stated above was this nicely pronounced badge clearly issued but never worn nor tunic-attached: it still retains most of its neat, golden-coloured finish: it came from a private-household and was never before in collectors-hands. Simply an attractive example that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\' (or bronze-class IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie.\'JFS\'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly worn ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition This is an attractive example of the actually scarcely encountered - and very desirable! - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie.'JFS'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly worn- and/or: 'virtually mint'-), condition. The badge - which is quite 'vaulted' ie. 'converse' as always - is a typical example as was produced by the: 'Josef Feix und Söhne'- (ie. 'JFS'-) company based in the town of Gablonz. The badge (which is as stated neatly maker-marked with the abbreviation ie. logo: 'JFS' on its back) has great pronounced detail and retains all of its (somewhat shiny, darker-toned- and neatly bronze-coloured-) finish. The IAB is just a bit tarnished and stained but was with certainty never cleaned nor polished. It comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive bronze-class IAB that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\' (or bronze-class IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie.\'JFS\'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition This is an attractive example of the actually scarcely encountered - and very desirable! - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie.'JFS'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The badge - which is quite 'vaulted' ie. 'converse' as always - is a typical example as was produced by the: 'Josef Feix und Söhne'- (ie. 'JFS'-) company based in the town of Gablonz. The badge (which is as stated neatly maker-marked with the abbreviation ie. logo: 'JFS' on its back) has great pronounced detail and retains all of its (somewhat darker-toned and neatly bronze-coloured-) finish. The IAB is just a bit tarnished and stained but was with certainty never cleaned nor polished. It comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive bronze-class IAB that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie.\'FZZ\'-) marked example that comes in an issued- (and/or moderately used-), condition This is an attractive example of an - actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class, infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie.\'FZZ\'- ie. \'Fritz Zimmermann\'-) marked example that comes in an issued- (and/or moderately used-), condition. The badge - which is minimally \'vaulted\' ie. \'converse\' as always - is a typical example as was produced by the: \'Fritz Zimmermann\'-company based in the town of Stuttgart. The badge (which is as stated neatly maker-marked with the abbreviation: \'FZZ\' on its back) has great pronounced detail and retains most of its (neatly darker-bronze-coloured) finish. The IAB is just a bit tarnished and stained but was (I deem) never cleaned nor polished. It comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- ie. catch set-up but has a period-altered (ie. replaced) catch (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these by \'Fritz Zimmermann\' produced bronze-class IABs are much harder to encounter than their silver counterparts. Simply an attractive bronze-class IAB that is priced according to its realtered catch!

Attractive, WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie.\'JFS\'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive example of the actually scarcely encountered - and very desirable! - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie.'JFS'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly worn- nor used-), condition. The badge - which is quite 'vaulted' ie. 'converse' as always with badges by the maker - is a typical example as was produced by the: 'Josef Feix und Söhne'- (ie. 'JFS'-) company as was based in the town of Gablonz. The badge (which is as stated neatly maker-marked with the abbreviation ie. logo: 'JFS' on its back) has great pronounced detail and retains all of its (somewhat shiny, darker-toned- and neatly bronze-coloured-) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The IAB is just a bit tarnished and stained but was with certainty never cleaned nor polished. It comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered) silver-toned pin- ie. typical 'JFS'-styled pin/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive bronze-class IAB that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie.\'JFS\'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive example of the actually scarcely encountered - and very desirable! - WH (Heeres- ie. Waffen-SS) 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie.'JFS'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly worn- nor used-), condition. The badge - which is quite 'vaulted' ie. 'converse' as always with badges by the maker - is a typical example as was produced by the: 'Josef Feix und Söhne'- (ie. 'JFS'-) company as was based in the town of Gablonz. The badge (which is as stated neatly maker-marked with the abbreviation ie. logo: 'JFS' on its back) has great pronounced detail and retains most of its (somewhat shiny, slightly darker-toned- and neatly bronze-coloured-) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The IAB is just a bit tarnished and stained but was with certainty never cleaned nor polished. It comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered) silver-toned pin- ie. typical 'JFS'-styled pin/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive bronze-class IAB that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Heeres- o. KM-related-) \'Soldbuch\' (or: ID-booklet) being a typical \'standard-issue\'-example that comes in a never filled-in- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition This is a truly attractive - and actually in this unissued condition quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres- o. Kriegsmarine-related-) 'Soldbuch' (or: ID-booklet) being a typical 'standard-issue'-example that comes in a never filled-in- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The typical 'standard-issue'-type ID-booklet (sized only: 15 x 10,2 cms.) has a typical beige-brown-coloured cover and comes in an overall very nice and/or: fully complete condition having all its 24 pages present and in-place: it has not been 'damaged' nor denazified whatsoever and comes as recently uncovered. Its linnen-based 'rug' is naturally also present and in place. It should be specifically mentioned that this is NOT a post-war-produced example but a genuine WWII-period-item that was simply never issued- nor used. Simply a very attractive - and most certainly not that easily encountered and/or truly nicely preserved! - WH (Heeres- o. Kriegsmarine-related-) 'Soldbuch' (or: ID-booklet)!

Attractive, WH (Heeres- o. Kriegsmarine) silver-toned- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based breast-eagle (ie. \'Metall Offiziers-Brustadler für die Sommeruniform\') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres- o. Kriegsmarine) bright-silver-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based) breast-eagle (ie. 'Metallbrustadler für die Sommeruniform der Offiziere des Heeres o. Beamte der Kriegsmarine)' as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics (ie. 'Sommerblusen') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The (as more often unmarked) piece is a 'standard-pattern'-example that has a superb and/or detailed- (ie. typical 'Buntmetall'-like-) appearance. The piece was only moderately used and does show some age and/or staining (ie. tarnished appearance) as to be expected: it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and still shows most of its (off-factory) polished details such as within the swastika-area (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes mounted onto its original (and naturally functional) pin (ie. pin-set-up) and also retains its additional 'third'-pin as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive (officers'-pattern) 'Heeres o. Kriegsmarine'-related summer-tunic breast-eagle: hard to find a better example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres- o. Kriegsmarine) silver-toned- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based breast-eagle (ie. \'Metall Offiziers-Brustadler für die Sommeruniform\') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres- o. Kriegsmarine) bright-silver-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based) breast-eagle (ie. 'Metallbrustadler für die Sommeruniform der Offiziere des Heeres o. Beamte der Kriegsmarine)' as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics (ie. 'Sommerblusen') and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The (as more often unmarked) piece is a 'standard-pattern'-example that has a superb and/or detailed- (ie. typical 'Buntmetall'-like-) appearance. The piece was only moderately used and does show some age and/or staining (ie. tarnished appearance) as to be expected: it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and still shows most of its (off-factory) polished details such as within the swastika-area (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes mounted onto its original (and naturally functional) pin (ie. pin-set-up) but misses - as more often - its additional 'third'-pin (which was broken-off) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive (officers'-pattern) 'Heeres o. Kriegsmarine'-related summer-tunic breast-eagle: hard to find a better example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres- o. Kriegsmarine) silver-toned- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based breast-eagle (ie. \'Metall Offiziers-Brustadler für die Sommeruniform\') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres- o. Kriegsmarine) bright-silver-toned- (and/or: typical 'Buntmetall'-based) breast-eagle (ie. 'Metallbrustadler für die Sommeruniform der Offiziere des Heeres o. Beamte der Kriegsmarine)' as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics (ie. 'Sommerblusen') and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The (as more often unmarked) piece is a 'standard-pattern'-example that has a superb and/or detailed- (ie. typical 'Buntmetall'-like- ie. somewhat 'frosted') appearance. The piece was only moderately used and does show some age and/or staining (ie. tarnished appearance) as to be expected: it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and still shows most of its (off-factory) polished details such as within the swastika-area (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes mounted onto its original (and naturally functional) pin (ie. pin-set-up) and retains its additional 'third'-pin (which is not always the case) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive (officers'-pattern) 'Heeres o. Kriegsmarine'-related summer-tunic breast-eagle: hard to find a better example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres- o. Kriegsmarine) silver-toned- and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based breast-eagle (ie. \'Metall Offiziers-Brustadler für die Sommeruniform\') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres- o. Kriegsmarine) bright-silver-toned- (and/or: typical 'Buntmetall'-based) breast-eagle (ie. 'Metallbrustadler für die Sommeruniform der Offiziere des Heeres o. Beamte der Kriegsmarine)' as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics (ie. 'Sommerblusen') and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The (as more often unmarked) piece is a 'standard-pattern'-example that has a superb and/or detailed- (ie. typical 'Buntmetall'-like- ie. somewhat 'frosted') appearance. The piece was only moderately used and does show some age and/or staining (ie. tarnished appearance) as to be expected: it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and still shows some of its (off-factory) polished details such as within the swastika-area (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes mounted onto its original (and naturally functional) pin (ie. pin-set-up) and retains its additional 'third'-pin (which is not always the case) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive (officers'-pattern) 'Heeres o. Kriegsmarine'-related summer-tunic breast-eagle: hard to find a better example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres-, Luftwaffe ie. Waffen-SS) light-brown-coloured-, leather-based officers\'-type-belt (ie. \'Zweidornschnalle\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'Springer & Co. - Berlin\'-) marked and/or \'1942\'-dated example This is a very attractive WH (Heeres-, Luftwaffe ie. Waffen-SS) light-brown-coloured-, leather-based officers'-type-belt (ie. 'Zweidornschnalle') being a wonderful example that is approximately 110 cms. sized (and having a width of 6.2 cms.) and that is neatly maker- (ie. 'Springer & Co. - Berlin'-) marked and/or dated: '1942' and that comes in a very nice (ie. moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece is clearly used but is still fully souple and of course functional. The 'pebbled'-style- and/or zinc-based buckle - sized: 7,5 x 4,8 cms. - is unmarked and has lost some of its silverish finish: most certainly caused by regular usage and/or wear. The piece is nicely 'lined' with greyish-coloured- and felt-like wool and also retains its middle-piece having a moveable shoulder-strap-hook attached (see pictures). It should be noted that this naturally a genuine WWII-period example and not a post-war piece or alike. Simply a very attractive, standard-issued, 'officers'-type-belt ie. 'Zweidornschnalle': great to use on a mannequin!

Attractive, WH (Heeres-, Luftwaffe- etc.) related, (IMO) genuine-silver-based- and/or: maker-marked \'souvenir\'-ring depicting the initials: \'BH\' and showing the text: \'Norge\' and/or date: \'1940\' The neat (and with certainty male-type- and/or: large-sized-) finger-ring is executed in genuine silver and truly retains great pronounced detail. The piece which shows the initials: 'BH' and showing the clear text: 'Norge' and/or date: '1940' is with certainty genuine-silver-based: it is, however, void of any makers’-mark- nor silver-contents-mark (something that I have seen before). The piece was presumably produced by the Norwegian company named: 'Brodrene Lohne' based in the western Norwegian town of Bergen. The ring was clearly worn ie. used (it is still a bit tarnished and was with certainty never cleaned nor polished). The detail on the engraved initials and decorated sides is nicely preserved and void of any damage or alike (see pictures). The piece originates of local Norwegian production and was a welcomed and popular souvenir that could be acquired by the German troops as a commemorative piece for the Western campaign. Simply a neat piece that is most certainly not that easily encountered!

Attractive, WH (Heeres-, LW- ie. Waffen-SS-) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a \'virtually mint\' example as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company and that came stored in its \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres-, LW- ie. Waffen-SS-) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class drivers\'-proficiency-badge) being a never used- (ie. \'virtually mint\') example that was produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company and that came stored in its period (typical \'Zellstoff\'-based) pouch as issued. The neat - and most certainly detailed! - arm-badge that was presumably issued but never used retains both its (originally-attached) prongs and also retains its period (metal-based) \'back-plate\' as is more often encountered: the piece was never cleaned and is still a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by decades of storage only. The award came packed in it (period) \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch that shows a (red-inked ie. printed) text on its front that simply reads: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen Silber\': on its back it shows the printed makers\'-designation that reads: \'Rudolf Souval - WienVII\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and \'virtually mint\'! - example of a WH (Heeres-, LW-, Waffen-SS-) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Silber\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres-, LW- ie. Waffen-SS-) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a \'virtually mint\' example as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company and that came stored in its \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch This is an attractive example of a WH (Heeres-, LW- ie. Waffen-SS-) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class drivers\'-proficiency-badge) being a never used- (ie. \'virtually mint\') example that was produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company and that came stored in its period (typical \'Zellstoff\'-based) pouch as issued. The neat - and most certainly detailed! - arm-badge that was presumably issued but never used retains both its (originally-attached) prongs and also retains its period (metal-based) \'back-plate\' as is more often encountered: the piece was never cleaned and is still a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by decades of storage only. The award came packed in it (period) \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch that shows a (red-inked ie. printed) text on its front that simply reads: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen Silber\': on its back it shows the printed makers\'-designation that reads: \'Rudolf Souval - WienVII\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and \'virtually mint\'! - example of a WH (Heeres-, LW-, Waffen-SS-) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Silber\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres-, LW- ie. Waffen-SS-) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a \'virtually mint\' example as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company and that came stored in its \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch This is an attractive - and simply never worn! - example of a WH (Heeres-, LW- ie. Waffen-SS-) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class drivers\'-proficiency-badge) being a never used- (ie. \'virtually mint\') example that was produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company and that came stored in its period (typical \'Zellstoff\'-based) pouch as issued. The neat - and most certainly detailed! - arm-badge that was presumably issued but never used retains both its (originally-attached) prongs and also retains its period (metal-based) \'back-plate\' as is more often encountered: the piece was never cleaned and is still a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by decades of storage only. The award came packed in it (period) \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch that shows a (red-inked ie. printed) text on its front that simply reads: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen Silber\': on its back it shows the printed makers\'-designation that reads: \'Rudolf Souval - Wien 62/VII\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and \'virtually mint\'! - example of a WH (Heeres-, LW-, Waffen-SS-) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Silber\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres-, LW- ie. Waffen-SS-) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a \'virtually mint\' example as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company and that came stored in its \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch This is an attractive - and simply never worn! - example of a WH (Heeres-, LW- ie. Waffen-SS-) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class drivers\'-proficiency-badge) being a never used- (ie. \'virtually mint\' albeit somewhat water-stained) example that was produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company and that came stored in its period (typical \'Zellstoff\'-based) pouch as issued. The neat - and most certainly detailed! - arm-badge that was presumably issued but never used retains both its (originally-attached) prongs and also retains its period (metal-based) \'back-plate\' as is more often encountered: the piece was never cleaned and is still a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by decades of storage only. The award came packed in it (period) \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch that shows a (faded albeit red-inked ie. printed) text on its front that (I deem) simply reads: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen Silber\': on its back it shows the printed makers\'-designation that reads: \'Rudolf Souval - Wien 62/VII\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and \'virtually mint\'! - example of a WH (Heeres-, LW-, Waffen-SS-) so-called: \'Kraftfahrbewährungs-Abzeichen in Silber\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Heeres/Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its piece of field-grey coloured wool, in overall nice (albeit clearly used- ie. tunic-removed-) condition This is an attractive - and very detailed! - example of the WH (Heeres and/or Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its piece of field-grey coloured- and/or woolen-based cloth as issued and IMO most certainly worn ie. tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal back-plate and has three of its orginal four prongs in place (one prong is regrettably missing). The shield still retains most of its protective (black-coloured- and/or quite matted-) paper-based 'backing' (something that is not always encountered). Although this piece - which is minimally 'converse-shaped' as more often encountered - is in a moderately used condition, it has maintained nice detail and has a somewhat tarnished- ie. somewhat dirty, bright-golden-toned finish in place. It has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dusty and/or dirty (ie. rust-stained!) simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. The 'higer'-placed areas show some truly minimal wear and age, simply caused by usage and/or moderate wear (see picture). Nevertheless, a nice and original example that shows lots of character: hard to find a better and/or nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Heeres/Waffen-SS) so-called: \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its piece of field-grey coloured wool, in overall nice (albeit clearly used- ie. tunic-removed-) condition This is an attractive - and very detailed! - example of the WH (Heeres and/or Waffen-SS) 'Krim'-campaign-shield that comes mounted on its piece of field-grey coloured- and/or woolen-based cloth as issued and IMO most certainly worn ie. tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal back-plate and has all four orginal prongs in place. The shield still retains most of its protective (black-coloured- and/or quite matted-) paper-based 'backing' (something that is not always encountered). Although this piece - which is minimally 'converse-shaped' as more often encountered - is in a moderately used condition, it has maintained nice, pronounced detail and has a somewhat tarnished- ie. somewhat dirty, bronze-toned finish in place. It has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it is just a tiny bit dusty and/or dirty simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. The 'higer'-placed areas show some truly minimal wear and age, simply caused by usage and/or moderate wear (see pictures). Nevertheless, a nice and original example that shows lots of character: hard to find a better and/or nicer example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (KM o. Heeres) bright-golden-toned, light-weight- (ie. aluminium-) based breast-eagle (\'Brustadler\') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, naval summer-tunics (ie. \'WH-KM Sommerblusen\') This an attractive - just moderately used and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine o. Heeres) bright-golden-toned- (ie. truly 'frosted'!) and/or metal- (ie. light-weight- and/or aluminium-) based breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock der Kriegsmarine') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, naval-type summer tunics and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The very detailed piece that shows a clear makers'-designation (ie. logo ie. 'Raute' with an 'M'-character inside it: as such it was presumably produced by the 'Maedicke'-company) on its back is a 'standard-pattern'-example that has a very nice, truly 'frosted' and/or detailed appearance. It shows no real damage whatsoever: truly most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) are still nicely preserved and/or present (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle just shows some minimal age ie. staining as to be expected. The piece comes mounted onto its original (and naturally functional) pin and also retains its (often missing!) 'third attachment-pin' (shaped like a clip as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive tunic-eagles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. It should be noted that this pattern breast-eagle was seen on the various naval summer-tunics but could eventually also be used for a WH (Heeres) general-officers'-summer-tunic (there was no difference between the metal breast-eagles used for these two branches). Simply an attractive WH (Kriegsmarine) breast-eagle: it will be very difficult to upgrade this example!

Attractive, WH (KM o. Heeres) bright-golden-toned, light-weight- (ie. aluminium-) based breast-eagle (\'Brustadler\') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, naval summer-tunics (ie. \'WH-KM Sommerblusen\') This an attractive - and I deem just minimally used and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine o. Heeres) bright-golden-toned- (ie. truly 'frosted'- ie. 'Feuervergoldet'!) and/or metal- (ie. light-weight- and/or aluminium-) based breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock der Kriegsmarine') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, naval-type summer tunics and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- and/or worn-), condition. The very detailed piece that shows a clear makers'-designation (ie. logo ie. 'Raute' with an 'M'-character inside it: as such it was presumably produced by the 'Maedicke'-company) on its back is a 'standard-pattern'-example that has a very nice, truly 'frosted' and/or detailed appearance. It shows no real damage whatsoever: truly most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) are still nicely preserved and/or present (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle just shows some minimal age ie. staining as to be expected. The piece comes mounted onto its original (and naturally functional) pin and also retains its (often missing!) 'third attachment-pin' (shaped like a clip as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive tunic-eagles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. It should be noted that this pattern breast-eagle was seen on the various naval summer-tunics but could eventually also be used for a WH (Heeres) general-officers'-summer-tunic (there was no difference between the metal breast-eagles used for these two branches). Simply an attractive WH (Kriegsmarine ie. evt. Heeres-related) breast-eagle: it will be very difficult to upgrade this example!

Attractive, WH (KM o. Heeres) bright-golden-toned, light-weight- (ie. aluminium-) based breast-eagle (\'Brustadler\') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, naval summer-tunics (ie. \'WH-KM Sommerblusen\') This an attractive - and I deem clearly used but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine o. Heeres) bright-golden-toned- (ie. 'frosted'- ie. 'Feuervergoldet'!) and/or metal- (ie. light-weight- and/or aluminium-) based breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock der Kriegsmarine') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, naval-type summer tunics and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The very detailed piece that shows a makers'-designation (ie. logo or: 'Raute' with an 'M'-character inside it: as such it was presumably produced by the 'Maedicke'-company) on its back is a 'standard-pattern'-example that has a nice, truly 'frosted' and/or detailed appearance. It shows no real damage but shows some obvious wear: some of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) are still nicely preserved and/or present (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle just shows some minimal age ie. staining as to be expected. The piece comes mounted onto its original pin and also retains its (often missing!) 'third attachment-pin' (shaped like a clip as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive tunic-eagles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. It should be noted that this pattern breast-eagle was seen on the various naval summer-tunics but could eventually also be used for a WH (Heeres) general-officers'-summer-tunic (there was no difference between the metal breast-eagles used for these two branches). Simply an attractive - albeit clearly used! - WH (Kriegsmarine ie. evt. Heeres-related) breast-eagle that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (KM o. Heeres) bright-golden-toned, light-weight- (ie. aluminium-) based breast-eagle (\'Brustadler\') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, naval summer-tunics (ie. \'WH-KM Sommerblusen\') This an attractive - and I deem clearly used but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine o. Heeres) bright-golden-toned- (ie. \'frosted\'- ie. \'Feuervergoldet\'!) and/or metal- (ie. light-weight- and/or aluminium-) based breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Sommerrock der Kriegsmarine\') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, naval-type summer tunics and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The very detailed piece that shows a makers\'-designation (ie. logo or: \'Raute\' with an \'M\'-character inside it: as such it was presumably produced by the \'Maedicke\'-company) on its back is a \'standard-pattern\'-example that has a nice, truly \'frosted\' and/or detailed appearance. It shows no real damage but shows some obvious wear: some of its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or polished sides) are still nicely preserved and/or present (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle just shows some minimal age ie. staining as to be expected. The piece comes mounted onto its original pin and also retains its (often missing!) \'third attachment-pin\' (shaped like a clip as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive tunic-eagles can easily be considered \'fairly scarce\'. It should be noted that this pattern breast-eagle was seen on the various naval summer-tunics but could eventually also be used for a WH (Heeres) general-officers\'-summer-tunic (there was no difference between the metal breast-eagles used for these two branches). Simply an attractive - albeit clearly used! - WH (Kriegsmarine ie. evt. Heeres-related) breast-eagle that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (KM) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered visor-cap-eagle (ie. \'Schirmmützenadler für Offiziere der KM\') as was executed in bright-golden-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various naval, officers\'-pattern visor-caps This is a very attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) officers\'- (ie. evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered- (and truly very detailed!) naval-type visor-cap-eagle (ie. \'Schirmmützenadler für Offiziere der Kriegsmarine\') being executed in various types of bright-golden-coloured (and \'Cellueon\'-based) braid onto a darker-blue-coloured- and/or \'smooth\'-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (and as stated above never visor-cap-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\'), condition. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 7,8 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using amongst other material (bright) golden-coloured \'braid\' ie. \'Cellueon\' onto a darker-blue-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some \'highlighted areas\' as executed in golden-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers\'-designation as more often - shows a typical beige-coloured- and/or thin-shaped and/or paper-based \'backing\' attached (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem this a typical piece that originates from a (foreign?) private tailor-shop or maker. Simply a very attractive example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) officers\'-type \'Schirmmützenadler\' of the \'Extra Qualität\' that is with certainty accordingly priced: one of the nicest such examples I ever had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, WH (KM) so-called: \'Kriegsabzeichen für Schnellboote - 2. Modell\' (or: E-boat-war-badge of the 2nd model) being a maker- (ie. \'Fec. W.E. Peekhaus - Berlin - Ausf. Schwerin - Berlin 68\'-) marked example by the: \'Schwerin\'-company This is a truly attractive - albeit moderately used and worn but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Kriegsabzeichen für Schnellboote - 2. Modell' (or: E-boat-war-badge of the 2nd model) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'Fec. W.E. Peekhaus - Berlin - Ausf. Schwerin - Berlin 68'-) marked example that shows a 'cut-out' swastika as was produced by the: 'Schwerin'-company and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based- (and most certainly somewhat later-war-period produced) badge retains most of its original, light-golden- and/or silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The catch, pin and/or small-sized 'contra-hinge' are naturally present and/or fully functional. The war-badge is as stated above nicely maker-marked on its back and shows the to be expected makers'-designation denoting that it deals with a piece that was produced by the desirable: 'Schwerin'-company as was based in the town of Berlin. The details of this - never cleaned nor polished badge - are still quite detailed and sharp. Simply an attractive 2nd. model 'E-boat'-war-badge that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (KM) \'Flottenkriegsabzeichen\' (or: high-sea fleet badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based and/or (I deem) later-war-period version that is neatly maker- (ie. \'F.O.-\') marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly very pronounced! - example of a so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Flottenkriegsabzeichen' (or: high-sea fleet badge) being an (I deem later-war-period-) and/or: typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that is neatly maker- (ie. 'F.O.'- or: 'Friedrich Orth'-) marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The very detailed - and/or pronounced! - badge truly retains most of its original, golden- (ie. silverish-grey-) toned finish and is very nicely maker-marked on its back as stated above. The badge - which is a typically molded-style, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example - comes of course mounted onto its (fully unaltered!) functional (flute-shaped- and/or steel-based-) pin and/or (typical molded-styled-) catch (both being typical for these by the Austrian-based 'Friedrich Orth'-company produced naval war-badges). The badge on offer here was with certainty never cleaned nor polished and was recently uncovered at a private-household in Germany. I deem that I priced this - actually fairly scarcely encountered and fully untouched! - naval-war-badge, accordingly!

Attractive, WH (KM) \'Flottenkriegsabzeichen\' (or: high-sea fleet badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based and/or (I deem) later-war-period version that is neatly maker- (ie. \'F.O.-\') marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly very pronounced! - example of a so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Flottenkriegsabzeichen\' (or: naval high-sea fleet badge) being an (I deem later-war-period-) and/or: typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is neatly maker- (ie. \'F.O.\'- or: \'Friedrich Orth\'-) marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The very detailed - and/or pronounced! - badge has lost most of its original, golden- (ie. silverish-grey-) toned finish (it has just somewhat \'migriert\' over the years as more often) and is very nicely maker-marked on its back as stated above. The badge - which is a typically molded-style, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example - comes of course mounted onto its (fully unaltered!) functional (flute-shaped- and/or steel-based) pin and/or catch (both being typical for these by the Austrian-based \'Friedrich Orth\'-company produced naval war-badges). The badge on offer here was with certainty never cleaned nor polished and was recently uncovered at a private-household in Germany. I deem that I priced this - actually fairly scarcely encountered and fully untouched! - naval-war-badge, accordingly!

Attractive, WH (KM) \'Flottenkriegsabzeichen\' (or: high-sea fleet badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based and/or (I deem) later-war-period version that is neatly maker- (ie. \'Fec. Adolf Bock\' ) marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly very pronounced! - example of a so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Flottenkriegsabzeichen\' (or: naval high-sea fleet badge) being an (I deem later-war-period-) and/or: typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is neatly maker- (ie. \'Fec. Adolf Bock\'-) marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem just moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The very detailed - and/or pronounced! - badge has lost most of its original, golden- (ie. silverish-grey-) toned finish (it has just somewhat \'migriert\' over the years as is more often observed) and is very nicely maker-marked on its back as stated above. The badge - which also shows the superimposed text: \'Ausf. Schwerin-Berlin\' on its back as to be expected - comes naturally mounted onto its (fully unaltered) functional (flute-shaped) pin and/or (typical) catch (both being typical for these by the \'Adolf Bock\'-company produced naval war-badges). The badge on offer here - that shows some obvious wear, age and/or staining - was with certainty never cleaned nor polished and was recently uncovered at a private-household in Germany. I deem that I priced this - actually fairly scarcely encountered and fully untouched! - naval-war-badge, accordingly!

Attractive, WH (KM) \'Flottenkriegsabzeichen\' (or: high-sea fleet badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based and/or (I deem) later-war-period version that is neatly maker- (ie. \'Fec. Adolf Bock\') marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly very pronounced! - example of a so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Flottenkriegsabzeichen' (or: high-sea fleet badge) being an (I deem later-war-period-) and/or: typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that is neatly maker- (ie. 'Fec. Adolf Bock') marked on its back and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The very detailed - and/or pronounced! - badge truly retains most of its original, golden- (ie. silverish-) toned finish and is very nicely maker-marked on its back as stated above. The badge - which also shows the superimposed text: 'Ausf. Schwerin-Berlin' on its back as to be expected - comes of course mounted onto its (fully unaltered!) functional (flute-shaped- and/or steel-based-) pin and/or (typical-) catch (both being typical for these by the 'Adolf Bock'-company produced naval war-badges). The badge on offer here was with certainty never cleaned nor polished and was recently uncovered at a private-household in Germany. I deem that I priced this - actually fairly scarcely encountered and fully untouched! - naval-war-badge, accordingly!

Attractive, WH (KM) \'Flottenkriegsabzeichen\' (or: high-sea fleet badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based and/or later-war-period version that is neatly maker- (ie. \'Fec. Adolf Bock\') marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly very pronounced! - example of a so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Flottenkriegsabzeichen\' (or: high-sea fleet badge) being an (I deem later-war-period-) and/or: typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is neatly maker- (ie. \'Fec. Adolf Bock\') marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The very detailed - and/or pronounced! - badge still retains most of its original, golden- (ie. silverish-)toned finish and is nicely maker-marked on its back as stated above: I deem that the once present golden-toned finish has just faded-away over the years. The badge - which also shows the superimposed text: \'Ausf. Schwerin-Berlin\' on its back as to be expected - comes of course mounted onto its (fully unaltered!) functional (flute-shaped- and steel-based-) pin and/or (typical-) catch (both being typical for these by the \'Adolf Bock\'-company produced naval war-badges). The badge on offer here was with certainty never cleaned nor polished and came from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found. I deem that I did price this - actually fairly scarcely encountered and fully untouched! - naval war-badge, acordingly!

Attractive, WH (KM) \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\' being a maker- (ie. ÜÜ-) marked example as produced by the \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company as was executed in multi-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is an attractive - and fairly 'high-quality'-produced! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände' (or: mine-sweeper war-badge) being a detailed and clearly maker- (ie. ÜÜ-) marked example as was executed in multi-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The award is (I deem) a mid-war-period produced specimen that has retained great pronounced detail. It comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and thin-shaped pin-, catch and/or typical pin-attachment (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was most certainly never cleaned ie. polished and truly retains most of its golden- and/or silver-coloured finish: just some regular wear and/or age is visible. The piece has not been cleaned nor polished and comes as recently found (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge can as such be attributed to the maker: 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann' in Frankfurt am Main (ie. 'Hersteller 19'). Simply an attractive KM-war-badge that comes in a moderately worn and/or fully untouched condition and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (KM) \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'Assmann\'-) marked example as executed in multi-coloured (but polished!) metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') The attractive - and truly quality-produced- and - I deem - early-war-period produced! - naval-award or: 'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände' (or: mine-sweeper war-badge) comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn- and regrettably polished- ie. cleaned), condition as recently found. The badge truly retains great pronounced detail and retains some of its silver- ie. golden-coloured finish and retains fine details (as can be seen on the pictures): the piece was (I deem) most certainly cleaned and polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The award - which is of the typical 'Buntmetall'-based-pattern - shows a clearly present, super-imposed makers'-designation (that reads: 'A'- ie. 'Assmann & Söhne') as is to be expected for a quality-produced war-badge by this particular maker. The award comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and totally unaltered) (typical flute-shaped) pin- and/or pin-catch set-up as to be expected. I deem that I have priced this attractive (albeit polished) naval 'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände by the desirable 'Hersteller 'Assmann & Söhne' accordingly!

Attractive, WH (KM) \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'Fec. Otto Placzek Berlin - Ausf. Schwerin - Berlin\'-) marked example as executed in multi-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') The attractive - and truly quality-produced- and - I deem - early-war-period produced! - naval-award or: 'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände' (or: mine-sweeper war-badge) comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition as recently found. The badge truly retains great pronounced detail and retains, moreover, most (ie. all!) of its 'off-factory' silver- ie. golden-coloured finish and retains fine details (as can be seen on the pictures): the piece was (I deem) never cleaned nor polished (but was, nevertheless, moderately used and/or worn). The award - which is of the typical 'Buntmetall'-based-pattern - shows a clearly present, super-imposed makers'-designation (that reads: 'Fec. Otto Placzek Berlin - Ausf. Schwerin - Berlin') as is to be expected for a quality-produced war-badge by this particular maker. The award comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and totally unaltered) (typical) pin- and/or pin-catch set-up as to be expected. I deem that I have priced this attractive naval 'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände by the very desirable 'Hersteller 'Schwerin - Berlin' accordingly!

Attractive, WH (KM) \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'Fec. Otto Placzek Berlin - Ausf. Schwerin - Berlin\'-) marked example as executed in multi-coloured metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') The attractive - and truly quality-produced- and - I deem - mid-war-period produced! - naval-award or: \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\' (or: mine-sweeper war-badge) comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition as recently found. The badge truly retains great pronounced detail and retains, moreover, most (ie. all!) of its \'off-factory\' silver- ie. golden-coloured finish and retains fine details (as can be seen on the pictures): the piece was (I deem) never cleaned nor polished (but was, nevertheless, moderately used and/or worn). The award - which is of the typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based-pattern - shows a clearly present, super-imposed makers\'-designation (that reads: \'Fec. Otto Placzek Berlin - Ausf. Schwerin - Berlin\') as is to be expected for a quality-produced war-badge by this particular maker. The award comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and totally unaltered) (typical) pin- and/or pin-catch set-up as to be expected. I deem that I have priced this attractive naval \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände by the desirable \'Hersteller \'Schwerin - Berlin\' accordingly!

Attractive, WH (KM) \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\', being a detailed example, as was executed in multi-coloured \'Feinzink\' and that was produced by the \'Wilh.Deumer\'-company This is an attractive, WH (KM) 'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände' (or mine-sweeper war-badge), being a detailed- (and IMO mid-war-pattern- and/or non- maker-marked) example, as was executed in multi-coloured zinc-based metal (ie.'Feinzink') and that was produced by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The award is IMO a mid-war-period (and fairly high-quality!) produced specimen as stated above. The badge, which has truly great pronounced detail, comes naturally mounted on its functional (and/or vertically mounted-) pin-, catch and/or pin-attachment (as is 'standard' for this desirable maker - see pictures). The piece was IMO never cleaned ie. polished and retains a fair bit of its golden- and/or silver-coloured finish: just some regular wear and/or age is visible. The badge shows all the characteristics as found on a by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company produced best. Simply a very attractive KM war-badge that comes in a wonderful condition and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (KM) \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\', being a detailed example (showing a period engraved name) as was executed in multi-coloured \'Feinzink\' and that was produced by the: \'Adolf Scholze\'-company This is an attractive, WH (KM) 'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände' (or: mine-sweeper war-badge) being a detailed- (and IMO mid-war-pattern- and/or non-maker-marked) example as was executed in multi-coloured zinc-based metal (ie.'Feinzink') and that was (presumably) produced by the: 'Adolf Scholze'-company and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The award is IMO a mid-war-period (and fairly high-quality!) produced specimen as stated above that shows a period-engraved name on its back (that reads: 'Bendrin' as can be seen on the pictures). The badge, which has truly great pronounced detail, comes naturally mounted on its functional (and/or vertically mounted-) pin-, catch and/or pin-attachment (as is 'standard' for this desirable maker - see pictures). The piece was IMO never cleaned ie. polished and retains a fair bit of its golden- and/or silver-coloured finish: just some regular wear, paint-loss- and/or age is visible. The badge shows all the characteristics as found on a by the: 'Adolf Scholze'-company produced awards: it just misses the producers'-logo (as is not unusual). Simply an attractive KM war-badge that comes in an overall nice condition and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (KM) \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungsverbände\', being a detailed- (and IMO early-pattern and neatly maker- (ie. \'Assmann\'-) marked example, as was executed in multi-coloured \'Buntmetall\' This is an (IMO truly early-war-period version) of a WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungsverbände' (or mine-sweeper war-badge) being a very detailed- (and IMO early-pattern!) and/or: neatly maker- (ie. 'A'- or: 'Assmann' ) marked example, as was executed in multi-coloured 'Buntmetall' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The award is an early (and high-quality!) 'Buntmetall'-based specimen that is neatly maker-marked as stated above. The badge, which has truly great pronounced detail, comes naturally mounted on its functional (and/or vertically mounted-) pin-, catch and/or pin-attachment (as is 'standard' for this desirable maker - see pictures). The - highly detailed! - piece has IMO once been period-cleaned ie. polished and retains a fair bit of its golden- and/or silver-coloured finish: just some regular wear and/or age is visible. It should be noted that this is a 'high-quality' item that should not be mistaken for the (much cheaper and much more commonly encountered!) zinc-based examples. Simply a very attractive KM war-badge that comes in a wonderful condition and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (KM) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) side-cap-eagle as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern (that comes in an overall very nice- ie. \'virtually mint\' condition) This attractive - typical \'tropical-issued\'! - WH (Kriegsmarine) side- ie. field-cap insignia-piece (ie. \'Tropen Schiffchen-Adler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Kriegsmarine\') being a typical golden-yellow- (ie. tan-) coloured example as executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a non-confectioned condition and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). It is just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but has maintained nice detail, overall. These original machine-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its (I deem) justified asking-price. The eagle can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-styled side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen\') or even M41 field-cap (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmütze\'). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) naval-cap-eagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (KM) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) side-cap-eagle as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern (that comes in an overall very nice- ie. \'virtually mint\' condition) This attractive - typical \'tropical-issued\'! - WH (Kriegsmarine) side- ie. field-cap insignia-piece (ie. \'Tropen Schiffchen-Adler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Kriegsmarine\') being a typical golden-yellow- (ie. tan-) coloured example as executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a non-confectioned condition and comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). It is just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage but has maintained nice detail, overall. These original machine-woven examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its (I deem) justified asking-price. The eagle can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-styled side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchen\') or even M41 field-cap (ie. \'Einheitsfeldmütze\'). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) naval-cap-eagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine o. Küsten-Artillerie) officers\'-type, (partly) hand-embroidered cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') that comes in an overall nice - (ie. moderately used- once visor-cap-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed and actually scarcely found! - example of a (partly) hand-embroidered, WH (Kriegsmarine o. Küsten-Artillerie) officers'- (ie. NCO-) type cap-cocarde (ie: 'Kokarde für Schirmmütze') that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and I deem once visor-cap-attached-), condition. This example is nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of (bright and shiny) golden-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured (and/or 'smooth'-woolen-based) background and shows some 'high-lighted'-areas executed in somewhat differently coloured braid (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does this example show a neat metal- (ie. zinc) based inner-cocarde (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - which is quite 'thick' in execution - is void of any staining ie. corroded areas (as can be seen on the pictures). The cocarde shows a black-coloured- and/or linnen-based 'backing' attached as more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat example that can naturally easily be attached onto any 'Kriegsmarine o. Küsten-Artillerie'-related, officers' (ie. NCO-) type 'Schirmmütze'!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) bright-golden-toned, so-called: \'Wachoffizier-Dienstabzeichen für Offiziere der KM\' (aka: \'Tagesdienstabzeichen\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'A\'- or \'Assmann u. Söhne\'-) marked example This is an attractive WH (Kriegsmarine) bright-golden-toned- and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based (ie. 'Feuervergoldetes') - so-called: 'Wachoffizier-Dienstabzeichen für Offiziere der Kriegsmarine' (aka: 'Tagesdienstabzeichen') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'A'- or 'Assmann u. Söhne'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued albeit hardly used- nor worn-), condition. These neat - and fairly large-sized! - so-called: 'W.O.-Dienstabzeichen für Offiziere der KM' were worn by the various naval-officers having guard-duty. The piece on offer here has maintained a very nice and only minimally tarnished appearance: it is nicely 'Feuervergoldet' and is just minimally tarnished caused by moderate age and/ or wear. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered. Simply an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - KM-related: 'W.O.-Dienstabzeichen für Offiziere der Kriegsmarine' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) bright-golden-toned, so-called: \'Wachoffizier-Dienstabzeichen für Offiziere der KM\' (aka: \'Tagesdienstabzeichen\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'A\'- or \'Assmann u. Söhne\'-) marked example This is an attractive WH (Kriegsmarine) bright-golden-toned- and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based (ie. \'Feuervergoldetes\') - so-called: \'Wachoffizier-Dienstabzeichen für Offiziere der Kriegsmarine\' (aka: \'Tagesdienstabzeichen\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'A\'- or \'Assmann u. Söhne\'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued albeit hardly used- nor worn-), condition. These neat - and fairly large-sized! - so-called: \'W.O.-Dienstabzeichen für Offiziere der KM\' were worn by the various naval-officers having guard-duty. The piece on offer here has maintained a very nice and only minimally tarnished appearance: it is nicely \'Feuervergoldet\' and is just minimally tarnished caused by moderate age and/ or wear. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered. Simply an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - KM-related: \'W.O.-Dienstabzeichen für Offiziere der Kriegsmarine\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) bright-golden-toned, so-called: \'Wachoffizier-Dienstabzeichen für Offiziere der KM\' (aka: \'Tagesdienstabzeichen\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'A\'- or \'Assmann u. Söhne\'-) marked example This is an attractive WH (Kriegsmarine) bright-golden-toned- and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based (ie. \'Feuervergoldetes\') - so-called: \'Wachoffizier-Dienstabzeichen für Offiziere der Kriegsmarine\' (aka: \'Tagesdienstabzeichen\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'A\'- or \'Assmann u. Söhne\'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued albeit hardly used- nor worn-), condition. These neat - and fairly large-sized! - so-called: \'W.O.-Dienstabzeichen für Offiziere der KM\' were worn by the various naval-officers having guard-duty. The piece on offer here has maintained a very nice and only minimally tarnished appearance: it is nicely \'Feuervergoldet\' and is just minimally tarnished caused by moderate age and/ or wear. The piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently uncovered. Simply an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - KM-related: \'W.O.-Dienstabzeichen für Offiziere der Kriegsmarine\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) bright-golden-toned- and/or aluminium-based belt-buckle as was produced by the: \'R.S.& S.\' (= \'Richard Sieper u. Söhne\') company and that comes mounted onto its original leather-based (and \'1938\'-dated) tab This is a difficult and scarce buckle to encounter: a clearly used albeit nevertheless still nicely preserved example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) bright-golden-toned- (ie. 'feuervergoldeten'), aluminium-based belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Kriegsmarine') that comes mounted onto its original (but loosely attached) leather-based 'tab', as was produced by the: 'R.S.& S.' (= 'Richard Sieper u. Söhne') company in the year 1938 and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The company: 'R.S.& S. was in my opinion the only producer of this type of buckle. The buckle comes in a moderately used and/or worn used condition and does show some regular wear and/or scratching as usually encountered - but truly retains a fair bit of its bright-golden finish remaining. As always, does the buckle bears the superimposed company-logo: 'R.S. & S'. (as usual visible under the catch) and is just a tiny bit dirty and was never cleaned nor polished. The (natural-coloured) leather tab is also in a nice and/or souple condition: it bears the (hard to decypher but present) oval-shaped 'R.S.& S.'-production-stamp and shows a date: '1938' (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab - which misses most of its stitching and that comes a bit loose from the buckle) shows some minimal staining but is fully souple and/or functional. I deem that this buckle is accordingly priced and it will be hard to find a better and more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) bright-golden-toned- and/or aluminium-based belt-buckle as was produced by the: \'R.S.& S.\' (= \'Richard Sieper u. Söhne\') company and that comes mounted onto its original leather-based (and \'1938\'-dated) tab This is a difficult and scarce buckle to encounter: a moderately used - albeit nevertheless still nicely preserved! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) bright-golden-toned- (ie. 'feuervergoldeten'), aluminium-based belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Kriegsmarine') that comes mounted onto its original (and firmly attached!) leather-based 'tab', as was produced by the: 'R.S.& S.' (= 'Richard Sieper u. Söhne') company in the year 1938 and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The company: 'R.S.& S. was in my opinion the only producer of this type of buckle. The buckle of offer here comes in a just moderately used and/or worn ie. used condition and does show some regular wear and/or scratching as usually encountered - but truly retains most of its bright-golden finish remaining (as can be seen on the pictures). As always, does the buckle bears the superimposed company-logo: 'R.S.& S'. (as usual visible under the catch) and is just a tiny bit dirty and was never cleaned nor polished. The (natural-coloured) leather tab is also in a nice and/or souple condition: it bears the clearly present, oval-shaped 'R.S.& S.'-production-stamp and shows a date: '1938': moreover does it show a naval so-called: 'Abnahme'-stamp (ie. showing an eagle and M-character) on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab shows some minimal staining but is fully souple and/or functional. I deem that this attractive naval EM/NCO-belt-buckle is accordingly priced and it will be hard to find a better and more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) bright-golden-toned- and/or aluminium-based belt-buckle as was produced by the: \'R.S.& S.\' (= \'Richard Sieper u. Söhne\') company and that comes mounted onto its original leather-based (and \'1938\'-dated) tab This is a difficult and scarce buckle to encounter: a moderately used - albeit nevertheless still nicely preserved! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) bright-golden-toned- (ie. \'feuervergoldeter\'), aluminium-based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Kriegsmarine\') that comes mounted onto its original (and firmly attached!) leather-based \'tab\', as was produced by the: \'R.S.& S.\' (= \'Richard Sieper u. Söhne\') company in the year 1938 and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The company: \'R.S.& S. was in my opinion the only producer of this type of buckle. The buckle of offer here comes in a just moderately used and/or worn ie. used condition and does show some regular wear and/or scratching as usually encountered - but truly retains most of its bright-golden finish remaining (as can be seen on the pictures). As always, does the buckle bears the superimposed company-logo: \'R.S.& S\'. (as usual visible under the catch) and is just a tiny bit dirty and was never cleaned nor polished. The (natural-coloured) leather tab is also in a nice and/or souple condition: it bears the clearly present, oval-shaped \'R.S.& S.\'-production-stamp and shows a date: \'1938\': moreover does it show a naval so-called: \'Abnahme\'-stamp (ie. showing an eagle, swastika and M-character as to be expected) on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The tab shows some minimal staining but is fully souple and/or functional. I deem that this attractive naval EM/NCO-belt-buckle is accordingly priced and it will be hard to find a better and more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) darker-blue-coloured, \'M34\'-pattern EM- (ie. NCO-) type side-cap (ie. \'Schiffchenmütze für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Kriegsmarine\') This is an attractive, darker-blue-coloured WH (Kriegsmarine) 'M34'-pattern, EM- (ie. NCO-) type side-cap (ie. 'Schiffchenmütze für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Kriegsmarine') being a (vaguely) maker-marked and/or: medium-sized example that shows its period-attached 'BeVo'-woven insignia and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn), condition. The cap - which is executed in the typical darker-blue-coloured 'Kriegsmarine'-pattern woolen-based cloth ie. wool - shows no damage and is marked on the inside (ie. white-ink-stamped): these markings are, however, not anymore readable and where with certainty 'washed-out' during moderate usage and wear: just some minimal remains can be noticed (as can be seen on the pictures). The cap - which is I deem a typical example of a 'standard-issued'-type cap - is a regular-sized example that measures in my opinion 56 or 57 cms. (which is a size that would easily fit a mannequins'-head as can be seen on the pictures). The side-cap shows a neat, typical bluish-black-coloured- and/or: fairly 'shiny'-type lining (as can be seen on the pictures) something that is 'standard' for these side-caps The cap shows only minimal staining and/or age (just caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear) but truly retains all its woolen-based 'nap' and is totally void of any damage. It shows a (typical) 'BeVo'-woven cap-eagle (mounted onto a blue-coloured background) and equally styled cap-cocarde period-attached. (The cocarde was attached by means of a machine whereas the eagle was attached by hand something that is more often found). Simply an attractive - and naturally 100% genuine! - example of an (I deem) early- ie. mid-war-period-pattern 'Schiffchenmütze für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Kriegsmarine' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, machine-embroidered breast-eagle as executed in darker-blue-coloured- and linnen-based material as was specifically intended for usage on the various white-coloured KM-tunics This is an attractive - and/or truly neatly detailed and actually not that easily found! - example of a machine-embroidered, WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Kriegsmarine') as was executed in darker-blue-coloured- and/or: typical, linnen-based material as was specifically intended for usage on the various white-coloured KM-tunics and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 9 cms. - is nicely machine-embroidered using blue-toned linnen on a white-coloured (and/or: smooth, linnen-based-) background (as can be seen on the pictures). This example was I deem as stated above never used- nor worn and is void of any damage: it does show some minimal storage-age only and was never pre-folded nor pre-confectioned (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle is void of an additional 'backing' as is more often seen. Simply an attractive example that can naturally easily be attached to any white-coloured 'Kriegsmarine'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, machine-embroidered breast-eagle as executed in darker-blue-coloured- and linnen-based material as was specifically intended for usage on the various white-coloured KM-tunics This is an attractive - and/or truly neatly detailed and actually not that easily found! - example of a machine-embroidered, WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Kriegsmarine\') as was executed in darker-blue-coloured- and/or: typical, linnen-based material as was specifically intended for usage on the various white-coloured KM-tunics and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition. This example - having a \'wingspan\' of approximately 9 cms. - is nicely machine-embroidered using blue-toned linnen on a white-coloured (and/or: smooth, linnen-based-) background (as can be seen on the pictures). This example was I deem as stated above never used- nor worn and is void of any damage: it does show some minimal storage-age only and was never pre-folded nor pre-confectioned (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle is void of an additional \'backing\' as is more often seen. Simply an attractive example that can naturally easily be attached to any white-coloured \'Kriegsmarine\'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles\'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-type-), machine-embroidered breast-eagle, as was executed in bright-yellow-coloured- and/or: linnen-based material, as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured KM-tunic This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a neatly machine-embroidered, WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, machine-embroidered breast-eagle, as was executed in bright-yellow-coloured- and/or: linnen-based material, as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured KM-tunics, that comes in an overall very nice (IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued-) condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 9 cms. - is nicely machine-embroidered using golden-yellow-toned-, linnen on a dark-blue-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background (see pictures). This example was as stated never used- nor tunic-attached: it is, moreover, void of any damage nor staining - see pictures. Simply an attractive example that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Kriegsmarine'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle, as was executed in bright-yellow-coloured- and/or: linnen-based material, as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured KM-tunics This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a neatly hand-embroidered, WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle, as was executed in bright-yellow-coloured- and/or: linnen-based material, as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured KM-tunics, that comes in an overall very nice (IMO never used- ie. virtually mint-/unissued- and never tunic-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 9 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using golden-yellow-toned-, linnen on a dark-blue-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background (see pictures). This example was as stated never used- nor worn and is void of any damage nor staining (see pictures). The eagle shows a black-coloured-, paper-based 'backing' (which also shows an unreadable, white-coloured maker-stamp as more often observed - see pictures). Simply a very attractive and 'minty' example that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Kriegsmarine'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle, as was executed in bright-yellow-coloured- and/or: linnen-based material, as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured KM-tunics This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a neatly hand-embroidered, WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle, as was executed in bright-yellow-coloured- and/or: linnen-based material, as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured KM-tunics, that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly worn- ie. once tunic-attached-) condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 9 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using golden-yellow-toned-, linnen on a dark-blue-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background (see pictures). This example was as stated clearly used- and carefully tunic-removed: it is, however, void of any damage but does show some staining - see pictures. The eagle shows a black-coloured-, paper-based 'backing' as more often observed. Simply an attractive example that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Kriegsmarine'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle, as was executed in bright-yellow-coloured- and/or: linnen-based material, as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured KM-tunics This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a neatly hand-embroidered, WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle, as was executed in bright-yellow-coloured- and/or: linnen-based material, as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured KM-tunics, that comes in an overall very nice (IMO minimally used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 9 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using golden-yellow-toned-, linnen on a dark-blue-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background (see pictures). This example was as stated minimally used- ie. worn but is void of any damage: it does show some minimal age and or staining though (see pictures). The eagle shows a black-coloured-, linnen-based 'backing' (which also shows a white-coloured makers'-stamp and date (IMO 1941) as is more often observed - see pictures). Simply a very attractive and only minimally used example that can naturally easily be re-attached to any 'Kriegsmarine'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle, as was executed in bright-yellow-coloured- and/or: linnen-based material, as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured KM-tunics This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a neatly hand-embroidered, WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle, as was executed in bright-yellow-coloured- and/or: linnen-based material, as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured KM-tunics, that comes in an overall very nice (IMO minimally used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 10,2 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using golden-yellow-toned-, linnen on a dark-blue-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background (see pictures). This example was as stated minimally used- ie. worn but is void of any damage: it does show some minimal age and or staining though (see pictures). The eagle shows a bluish-coloured-, linnen-based 'backing' (as is more often observed - see pictures). Simply a very attractive and only minimally used example that can naturally easily be re-attached to any 'Kriegsmarine'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle, as was executed in bright-yellow-coloured- and/or: linnen-based material, as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured KM-tunics This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a neatly hand-embroidered, WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle, as was executed in bright-yellow-coloured- and/or: linnen-based material, as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured KM-tunics, that comes in an overall very nice (IMO clearly used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 10,2 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using golden-yellow-toned-, linnen on a dark-blue-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background (see pictures). This example was as stated minimally used- ie. worn but is void of any damage: it does show some minimal age and or staining though (see pictures). The eagle shows a bluish-coloured-, linnen-based 'backing' (as is more often observed - see pictures). Simply a very attractive and only minimally used example that can naturally easily be re-attached to any 'Kriegsmarine'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle, as was executed in bright-yellow-coloured- and/or: linnen-based material, as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured KM-tunics This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a neatly hand-embroidered, WH (Kriegsmarine) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle, as was executed in bright-yellow-coloured- and/or: linnen-based material, as was specifically intended for usage on the various darker-blue-coloured KM-tunics, that comes in an overall very nice (IMO never used- ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. This example - having a 'wingspan' of approximately 10,2 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using golden-yellow-toned-, linnen on a dark-blue-coloured (and/or: woolen-based-) background (see pictures). This example was as stated above simply never used and is totally void of any damage: it does show some minimal age and or staining though (see pictures). The eagle shows a darker-blue-coloured-, linnen-based 'backing' and does show a (white-inked albeit undecypherable ink-stamp (as is more often observed - see pictures). Simply a very attractive and virtually mint example that can naturally easily be re-attached to any 'Kriegsmarine'-tunic or to be simply kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. \'Küsten-Artillerie\'-related breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Uffz. der Küsten-Artillerie-Truppen\') being a \'variant-pattern\'-example as executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern This is an attractive - and clearly used- ie. carefully tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) ie. \'Küsten-Artillerie\'-related breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Küsten-Artillerie-Truppen\') being a \'variant-pattern\'-example as was executed in the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The piece - which is of the pattern that was worn on the various field-green-coloured tunics throughout the war - comes in a carefully trimmed- ie. pre-folded condition and comes as carefully tunic-removed (it still shows some of its stitching- and/or thread-remains. It is nicely woven in golden-yellow-toned linnen and is executed on a typical, field-grey-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. The piece does show some minor age and/or staining simply caused by moderate usage and/or years of storage only. It will be hard to upgrade this attractive example!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) neatly hand-embroidered, yellowish-golden-coloured so-called: career- ie. specialist-armbadge (ie. \'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Kraftfahr-Obermaat\' (or: driver) This is an attractive - and neatly hand-embroidered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: career- ie. specialist-armbadge (ie. 'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen') as was executed in golden-yellow-toned linnen on a darker-blue-coloured backing as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Kraftfahr-Obermaat' (or: naval driver, first-class) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem probably issued- albeit never used- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which was to be mounted on the upper-arm-regions of the various darker-blue-coloured, naval ie. 'Kriegsmarine'-tunics - depicts a detailed so-called: 'anchor and steering-wheel'-device and a single chevron (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage only. Simply a neat example that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) neatly machine-embroidered, bright-coloured so-called: naval career- ie. specialist-armbadge (ie. \'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen\') as was intended for usage by a: \'Waffenleitvormann\' This is an attractive - and neatly machine-embroidered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: career- ie. specialist-armbadge (ie. 'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen') as was executed in bright-red-toned linnen on a darker-blue-coloured backing as was specifically intended for usage by a: Waffenleitvormann' (or: naval weapon-range-finder) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem probably issued- albeit never used- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which was to be mounted on the upper-arm-regions of the various darker-blue-coloured, naval ie. 'Kriegsmarine'-tunics - depicts two arrows pointing to a circle (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage only and is neatly additionally backed with a piece of cheese-duck. Simply a neat example that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) neatly machine-embroidered, golden-yellow-coloured so-called: naval career- ie. specialist-armbadge (ie. \'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen\') as was intended for usage by: \'Küstenartillerie-Personal\' This is an attractive - and neatly machine-embroidered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: career- ie. specialist-armbadge (ie. 'Tätigkeits-Abzeichen') as was executed in golden-yellow-toned linnen on a darker-blue-coloured backing as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Küstenartillerie-Personal' (or: coastal-artillery-staff) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem probably issued- albeit never used- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. The badge - which was to be mounted on the upper-arm-regions of the various darker-blue-coloured, naval ie. 'Kriegsmarine'-tunics - depicts a 'winged shell'-device (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage only and is neatly additionally backed with a piece of greyish-coloured duck. Simply a neat example that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) officers\'- (ie. NCO) type, (partly) hand-embroidered cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') that comes in an overall nice - (ie. moderately used- once visor-cap-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a (partly) hand-embroidered, WH (Kriegsmarine) officers'- (ie. NCO-) type cap-cocarde (ie: 'Kokarde für Schirmmütze') that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and most certainly once visor-cap-attached-), condition. This example is nicely hand-embroidered (and 'padded'!) using various kinds of (somewhat tarnished) golden-coloured braid on a darker-blue-coloured (and/or smooth woolen-based) background (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does this example show a neat metal- (ie. aluminium) based inner-cocarde (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - which is quite 'thick' in execution - is void of any staining ie. corroded areas (as can be seen on the pictures). The cocarde shows a black-coloured- and/or linnen-based 'backing' attached as more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat example that can naturally easily be attached onto any 'Kriegsmarine' officers'- (ie. NCO-) type 'Schirmmütze'!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) officers\'-type-, hand-embroidered cap-cocarde (ie: \'Kokarde für Schirmmütze\') as was specifically intended for usage by the various naval administrative-officials (ie. \'Beambten der Kriegsmarine\') This is an attractive - and/or neatly detailed! - example of a hand-embroidered WH (Kriegsmarine) officers'- (ie. eventually NCO-) type cap-cocarde (ie: 'Kokarde für Schirmmütze') as was specifically intended for usage by the various naval administrative-officials (ie. 'Beambten der Kriegsmarine'), that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO once cap-attached-), condition. This example is nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of (tarnished) albeit clearly silver-coloured braid on a darker-blue-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and shows some 'high-lighted'-areas executed in somewhat differently coloured braid (see pictures). This example was IMO hardly used but was IMO once cap-attached: it shows some staining ie. tarnished areas (as can be seen on the pictures). The cocarde shows a black-coloured-, paper-based 'backing' attached as more often observed and is quite thick in execution (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice example that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Kriegsmarine' officers'-type 'Schirmmütze'!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Kriegsabzeichen für Schnellboote - 2. Modell\' (or: E-boat-war-badge of the 2nd model) being a maker- (ie. \'AS in a triangle\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Adolf Scholze\'-company This is a truly attractive - albeit moderately used and worn but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Kriegsabzeichen für Schnellboote - 2. Modell' (or: E-boat-war-badge of the 2nd model) being a maker- (ie. 'AS in a triangle'-) marked example that was produced by the: 'Adolf Scholze'-company and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based- (and later-war-period produced-) badge retains a fair bit of its original golden- and/or silver finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The catch, pin and/or small-sized 'contra-hinge' are naturally present and/or fully functional. The war-badge is as stated above nicely maker-marked on its back and shows the to be expected 'AS in a triangle'-logo denoting that it deals with a piece that was produced by the: 'Adolf Scholze'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The details of this - never cleaned nor polished badge - are still quite detailed and sharp. Simply an attractive 2nd. model 'E-boat'-war-badge that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Kriegsabzeichen für Schnellboote - 2. Modell\' (or: E-boat-war-badge of the 2nd model) being a maker- (ie. \'RS\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company This is a truly attractive - albeit moderately used and worn but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Kriegsabzeichen für Schnellboote - 2. Modell' (or: E-boat-war-badge of the 2nd model) being a clearly maker- (ie. 'RS'-) marked example that was produced by the Austrian-based: 'Rudolf Souval'-company and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The attractive zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based- (and I deem somewhat later-war-period produced-) badge truly retains most of its original golden- and/or silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The catch, pin and/or pin-set-up are naturally present and/or fully functional. The war-badge is as stated above nicely maker-marked on its back and shows the to be expected 'RS'-logo denoting that it deals with a piece that was produced by the: 'Rudolf Souval'-company as based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna). The details of this - never cleaned nor polished badge - are still quite detailed and sharp. Simply an attractive 2nd. model 'E-boat'-war-badge that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Blockadebrecher-Kriegsabzeichen\' being a maker- (ie. \'Fec. Otto Placzek Berlin - Ausf. Schwerin - Berlin\'-) marked example as was executed in multi-coloured zinc (ie. \'Feinzink\') The attractive - and truly quality- albeit later-war-period produced - award or: 'Blockadebrecher-Kriegsabzeichen' (ie. blocade-runner war-badge) comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition as recently found. It truly retains great pronounced detail and retains most its 'off-factory' greyish-bluish-coloured finish and details as executed in silver-finish (as can be seen on the pictures): the piece was never been cleaned nor polished (but was, nevertheless, worn). The regular-sized badge (which is of the typical zinc-based-, 'flat-back'-pattern-) shows a clearly present makers'-marking (that reads: 'Fec. Otto Placzek Berlin - Ausf. Schwerin - Berlin') as is more often the case. The regular-sized award comes naturally mounted on its (fully functional) (typical) pin- and/or pin-catch set-up as to be expected. I deem that this attractive 'Blockadebrecher-Kriegsabzeichen' is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Blockadebrecher-Kriegsabzeichen\' being a maker- (ie. \'Fec. Otto Placzek Berlin - Ausf. Schwerin - Berlin\'-) marked example as was executed in multi-coloured zinc (ie. \'Feinzink\') The attractive - and I deem later-war-period-produced - naval war-badge (ie.: 'Blockadebrecher-Kriegsabzeichen' or: blocade-runner war-badge) comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition and comes as recently found. It truly retains great pronounced detail and retains a fair bit its 'off-factory' greyish-bluish-coloured finish and retains details as executed in silverish-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures): the piece was never cleaned nor polished and still shows some obvious age, wear and/or staining (simply caused by having been moderately worn). The regular-sized badge (which is of the typical zinc-based, 'flat-back'-pattern-) shows a clearly present, super-imposed makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'Fec. Otto Placzek Berlin - Ausf. Schwerin - Berlin') as is more often the case. The regular-sized award comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and unaltered) (typical) pin- and/or pin/catch set-up as to be expected. I deem that this attractive - and moderately used- and/or worn! - 'Blockadebrecher-Kriegsabzeichen' is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Flottenkriegsabzeichen\' (or high-sea fleet badge), being a zinc-based, later-war-period version which is neatly maker- ie. \'RS-\' (= \'Rudolf Souval\') marked - nice, albeit moderately used- ie. worn- condition! This is an attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Flottenkriegsabzeichen' (or high-sea fleet badge), being a zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based and IMO later-war-period version which is neatly maker- ie. 'RS-' (= 'Rudolf Souval') marked on the back, in overall nice, albeit moderately used- ie. worn-, condition. The very detailed- and/or pronounced badge maintains a fair bit of its original, golden- ie. silverish-toned finish (which is not that often seen with these later-war-type awards) and is nicely maker-marked as stated above. The badge is executed in so-called: 'Feinzink' and has of course a functional (thin-shaped-) pin and (typical-) catch (both being typical for the by the 'Souval'-company -produced naval war-badges). The badge on offer here was never cleaned nor polished and is a bit dirty ie. tarnished. IMO did I price this - actually fairly scarcely encountered navy war-badge - acordingly!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Flottenkriegsabzeichen\' (or: high-sea fleet badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based and/or (I deem) later-war-period version that is neatly maker- (ie. \'Fec. Adolf Bock\') marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly very pronounced! - example of a so-called: WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Flottenkriegsabzeichen' (or: high-sea fleet badge) being an (I deem somewhat later-war-period-) and/or: typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that is neatly maker- (ie. 'Fec. Adolf Bock') marked on its back and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The very detailed - and/or pronounced! - badge truly shows most of its original, golden- ie. silverish-toned (albeit somewhat faded!) finish and is nicely maker-marked on its back as stated above. The badge - which also shows the superimposed text: 'Ausf. Schwerin-Berlin' on its back as to be expected - comes of course mounted onto its (fully unaltered!) functional (flute-shaped- and/or steel-based-) pin and/or (typical-) catch (both being typical for these by the 'Adolf Bock'-company produced naval war-badges). The badge on offer here was with certainty never cleaned nor polished and came from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found. I deem that I priced this - actually fairly scarcely encountered and fully untouched! - naval war-badge, accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Flottenkriegsabzeichen\' (or: high-sea fleet badge) being a: \'Buntmetall\'- (ie. \'Tombak\'-) based and/or - I deem - early-war-period specimen that is neatly maker- (ie. \'Fec. Adolf Bock\') marked on its back This is a truly attractive - and very detailed ie. pronounced! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Flottenkriegsabzeichen' (or: high-sea fleet badge) being an - I deem - early-war-period- and/or typical 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Tombak'-) based example that is neatly maker- (ie. 'Fec. Adolf Bock') marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit surely issued- and/or moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The very detailed- and/or pronounced badge maintains a fair bit (ie. most) of its original, golden- ie. bluish-toned finish and is clearly maker-marked on its back as stated above. The badge - which also shows the superimposed text: 'Ausf. Schwerin-Berlin' on its back as to be expected - comes naturally mounted onto its (fully unaltered) functional (flute-shaped-) pin and/or (typical-) catch (both being typical for these by the 'Adolf Bock'-company produced naval war-badges). The badge on offer here was with certainty never cleaned nor polished and came from a private-household in Germany. It just shows some scratches on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered and totally untouched! - naval war-badge ie. 'Flottenkriegsabzeichen' that is - I deem - priced according to its nicely preserved condition!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Hilfskreuzer-Kriegsabzeichen\' (or: auxiliary-cruiser war-badge) being a typical, dual maker- (ie. \'R.S.\'- and/or: \'L/58\'-) marked- and/or: \'Feinzink\'-based example as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company The attractive - just moderately used and actually not that often seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Hilfskreuzer-Kriegsabzeichen' (or: naval auxiliary-cruiser war-badge) is - I deem - a typical, later-war-period and neatly (dual!) maker- (ie. 'R.S.'- and/or: 'L/58'-) marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example as was produced by the Austrian maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Rudolf Souval' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued and/or just moderately worn-), condition. The piece - which is of a single-pieced construction! - truly retains most (ie. almost all!) of its golden-coloured finish and shows an (integrated) silver-toned globe (as can be seen on the pictures). The award comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and/or tin-shaped pin (which is of course fully functional) and has a totally unaltered (and period) catch ie. pin/catch set-up. The badge was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and simply comes as stored for decades: it only shows some minimal tarnish (and has with certainty never been cleaned nor polished though). It is - as stated above - a typical, (dual!) maker-marked example that can unmistakenly be attributed to the Austrian maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Rudolf Souval' as was based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna). Simply an attractive and I deem somewhat later-war-period WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Hilfskreuzer-Kriegsabzeichen' that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or unmistaken desirability!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Hilfskreuzer-Kriegsabzeichen\' (or: auxiliary-cruiser war-badge) being a typical, non-maker-marked- and/or: \'Feinzink\'-based example as was produced by the: \'S&L\'-company The attractive - and actually not that often seen! - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Hilfskreuzer-Kriegsabzeichen' (or: naval auxiliary-cruiser war-badge) is - I deem - a typical, later-war-period- and/or non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Steinhauer & Lück' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued albeit hardly worn- and/or 'virtually mint'-), condition. As more often seen has the piece lost its golden-coloured finish: this has simply 'faded-away' over the years (ie. 'migriert'). The award shows a seperately attached globe (which is executed in silver-toned- 'Buntmetall'-based metal) that is firmly attached by means of a fully intact single-pieced rivet (as can be seen on the pictures). The award comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and/or flute-shaped (golden-toned) pin (which is of course fully functional) and has a totally unaltered (and period) catch ie. pin/catch set-up. The badge was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and simply comes as stored for decades: it only shows some minimal tarnish (and has with certainty never been cleaned nor polished though). It is - as stated above - a typical, non-maker-marked example that can unmistakenly be attributed to the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Steinhauer & Lück' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Simply an attractive, later-war-period WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Hilfskreuzer-Kriegsabzeichen' that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or unmistaken desirability!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\' (being a detailed but non-marked example as produced by the \'Friedrich Linden\'-company) as was executed in multi-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is an attractive - and fairly 'high-quality'-produced! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände' (or: mine-sweeper war-badge) being a detailed albeit as more often non-marked example as was executed in multi-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') that was (I deem) produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Friedrich Linden' (ie. 'F.L.L.') and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The award is (I deem) a mid-war-period produced specimen that has retained great pronounced detail. It comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and thin-shaped pin-, catch and/or typical pin-attachment (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was most certainly never cleaned ie. polished and truly retains most of its golden- and/or silver-coloured finish: just some regular wear and/or age is visible. The piece has not been cleaned nor polished and comes as recently found (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge can as such (I deem) be attributed to the maker: 'Friedrich Linden' (ie. 'F.L.L.') as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Simply an attractive KM-war-badge that comes in a moderately worn and/or fully untouched condition and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\' (being a detailed but non-marked example as produced by the \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company) as was executed in multi-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is an attractive - and fairly \'high-quality\'-produced! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\' (or: mine-sweeper war-badge) being a detailed albeit as more often non-marked example as was executed in multi-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') that was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Wilhelm Deumer\' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. Just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The award is (I deem) a fairly early-war-period produced specimen that has retained great pronounced detail. It comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and/or neatly horizontally mounted- and/or: \'flattened\'- ie. flute-shaped pin-, catch and/or typical pin-attachment (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was most certainly never cleaned ie. polished and truly retains a fair bit of its golden- and/or silver-coloured finish: just some regular wear and/or age is visible. The piece has not been cleaned nor polished and still retains it (often missing!) third attachment-hook (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge can as such (I deem) be attributed to the maker: \'Wilhelm Deumer\' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Simply an attractive KM-war-badge that comes in a moderately worn and/or fully untouched condition and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\' (being a very detailed but non-marked example as executed in multi-coloured \'Buntmetall\' as produced by the \'Schickle o. Mayer\'-company) This is a very attractive - and truly \'high-quality\'-produced! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\' (or: mine-sweeper war-badge) being a very detailed albeit as more often non-marked example as was executed in multi-coloured \'Buntmetall\' and that was (I deem) produced by the makers (ie. \'Hersteller\') or: \'O. Schickle\' or: \'B.H. Mayer\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The award is (I deem) a fairly early-war-period produced specimen that has retained great pronounced detail. It comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and/or neatly vertically-mounted- and/or: \'flattened\'- ie. flute-shaped pin-, typical catch and/or typical pin-attachment (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was most certainly never cleaned ie. polished and truly retains most (ie. all!) of its golden- and/or silver-coloured finish: just some regular wear and/or age is visible. I deem that this particular naval war-badge is of the so-called: \'Schickle/Mayer\'-design and can as such be attributed to one of these makers. Simply a very attractive KM-war-badge that comes in just a minimally worn and/or fully untouched condition: one of the nicesy examples I ever had on offer!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\' (being a very detailed but non-marked example as produced by the \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company) as was executed in multi-coloured \'Buntmetall\' This is a very attractive - and truly \'high-quality\'-produced! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\' (or: mine-sweeper war-badge) being a very detailed albeit as more often non-marked example as was executed in multi-coloured \'Buntmetall\'-based metal that was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Wilhelm Deumer\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The award is (I deem) a fairly early-war-period-produced specimen that has retained great pronounced detail. It comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and/or neatly horizontally-mounted- and/or: \'flattened\'- ie. flute-shaped pin-, catch and/or typical pin-attachment (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was most certainly never cleaned ie. polished and truly retains most (ie. almost all) of its golden- and/or silver-coloured finish: just some regular wear and/or age is visible. The piece has not been cleaned nor polished and still retains it (often missing!) third attachment-hook (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge can as such (I deem) be attributed to the maker: \'Wilhelm Deumer\' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Simply a very attractive KM-war-badge that comes in a just minimally worn and/or fully untouched condition and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\' being a detailed and clearly maker- (ie. \'A.S. in a triangle\'-) marked example as executed in multi-coloured- and zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based metal This is an attractive - and actually not that often found! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände' (or: mine-sweeper war-badge) being a detailed- (and I deem mid-war-pattern) clearly maker- (ie. 'A.S. in a triangle'-) marked example as was executed in multi-coloured, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally worn- ie. used-), condition. The minimally vaulted award is I deem a mid-war-period-produced specimen that was (presumably) produced by the: 'Adolf Scholze'-company as stated above. The naval war-badge, which has truly great pronounced detail, comes naturally mounted onto its unaltered, functional (and/or regular mounted- and 'tin-shaped' pin-, copper-based (and 'C-wire'-style) catch and/or typical pin- (ie. ball-shaped-) pin-attachment (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never cleaned ie. polished and truly retains most (ie. all!) of its golden- and/or silver-coloured finish: just some regular wear and/or age is visible. Simply an attractive KM-war-badge that comes in an overall nice and untouched condition and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\' being a detailed and clearly maker- (ie. \'R.K.\'-) marked example as executed in multi-coloured- and zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based metal This is an attractive - and actually not that often found! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände' (or: mine-sweeper war-badge) being a detailed- (and I deem mid-war-pattern) clearly maker- (ie. 'R.K.'-) marked example as was executed in multi-coloured, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The award is I deem a mid-war-period-produced specimen that was produced by the: 'Rudolf Karneth'-company as stated above. The naval war-badge, which has truly great pronounced detail, comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and/or vertically mounted- and 'flute-shaped' pin-, copper-based (and 'C-wire'-style) catch and/or typical pin- (ie. block-) pin-attachment (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never cleaned ie. polished and truly retains most of its golden- and/or silver-coloured finish: just some regular wear and/or age is visible. Simply an attractive KM-war-badge that comes in an overall nice and untouched condition and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\' being a detailed and clearly maker- (ie. \'R.K.\'-) marked example as executed in multi-coloured- and zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based metal This is an attractive - and actually not that often found! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände' (or: mine-sweeper war-badge) being a detailed- (and I deem mid-war-pattern) clearly maker- (ie. 'R.K.'-) marked example as was executed in multi-coloured, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The award is I deem a mid-war-period-produced specimen that was produced by the: 'Rudolf Karneth'-company as stated above. The naval war-badge, which has truly great pronounced detail, comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and/or vertically mounted- and 'flute-shaped' pin-, copper-based (and 'C-wire'-style) catch and/or typical pin- (ie. block-) pin-attachment (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never cleaned ie. polished and truly retains most of its golden- and/or silver-coloured finish: just some regular wear and/or age is visible. Simply an attractive KM-war-badge that comes in an overall nice and untouched condition and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände\' being a detailed and clearly maker- (ie. \'R.K.\'-) marked example as executed in multi-coloured- and zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based metal This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Kriegsabzeichen für Minensuch-, U-Boot-Jagd und Sicherungs-Verbände' (or: mine-sweeper war-badge) being a detailed- (and I deem mid-war-pattern) clearly maker- (ie. 'R.K.'-) marked example as was executed in multi-coloured, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The award is - I deem - a mid-war-period-produced specimen that was produced by the: 'Rudolf Karneth'-company as stated above. The naval war-badge, which has truly great pronounced detail, comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and/or vertically mounted- and 'flute-shaped' pin-, copper-based (and 'C-wire'-style) catch and/or typical pin- (ie. block-) pin-attachment (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never cleaned ie. polished and truly retains most of its (somewhat darkened- ie. stained) golden- and/or silver-coloured finish: just some regular wear and/or age is visible. Simply an attractive KM-war-badge that comes in an overall nice and untouched condition and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'Fec. Otto Placzek Berlin - Ausf. Schwerin - Berlin\'-) marked and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that comes as moderately used ie. worn This is an attractive example of an (I deem somewhat later-war-period) WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen\' (or: coastal-artillery war-badge) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'Fec. Otto Placzek Berlin - Ausf. Schwerin - Berlin\'-) marked and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that comes as moderately used ie. worn and that comes in an overall very nice, condition. The award retains its typical catch (-set-up) and comes naturally mounted on its (also zinc-based- and/or flute-shaped) pin: it also has a typical (\'Fec. Otto Placzek\'-type-) hinge- and/or catch in place as to be expected: these are not altered nor damaged and of course fully functional. The badge - which still has maintained very pronounced detail - has never been cleaned nor polished but has lost most of its (once golden-toned) finish: this colour has just faded-away over theyears (ie. has migriert). I deem that I have priced this attractive \'Küstenartillerie\'-related-award according to its moderately used- (but nevertheless still nicely preserved-) condition!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen\' being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was (presumably) produced by the: \'A. Rettenmaier\'-company This is an attractive example of an - I deem - somewhat later-war-period WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen\' (or: coastal-artillery war-badge) being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was (presumably) produced by the: \'Alois Rettenmaier\'-company as based in the town of Schwäbisch-Gmünd and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The award retains its typical catch- and/or \'crimped\' hinge (-set-up) and comes naturally mounted onto its typical (steel-based- and/or long-sized-) pin as to be expected: these are not altered nor damaged and of course fully functional. The badge - which still has maintained pronounced detail - has never been cleaned nor polished and retains a great deal (ie. most) of its (bright-golden-toned) finish (as can be seen on the pictures).). It should be noted that these by the: \'A. Rettenmaier\'-company produced \'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen\' are actually scarcely found: I deem that I have priced this completely untouched \'Küstenartillerie\'-related-award, accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen\' being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was (presumably) produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company This is an attractive example of an - I deem later-war-period - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen' (or: coastal-artillery war-badge) being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example as was (presumably) produced by the : 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company as based in Lüdenscheid and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The award retains its typical catch- and/or 'crimped' hinge (-set-up) and comes naturally mounted onto its typical (steel-based- and/or thin-shaped-) pin: it also has a typical ('S.& L.'-type-) hinge- and/or catch in place as to be expected: these are not altered nor damaged and of course fully functional. The badge - which still has maintained pronounced detail - has never been cleaned nor polished and has lost its (golden-toned) finish over the years (as is more often the case). I deem that I have priced this by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-produced- and completely untouched 'Küstenartillerie'-related-award, accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen\' being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was (presumably) produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company This is an attractive example of an - I deem - later-war-period WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen\' (or: coastal-artillery war-badge) being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was (presumably) produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The award retains its typical catch- and/or \'crimped\' hinge (-set-up) and comes naturally mounted onto its typical (steel-based- and/or thin-shaped-) pin: it also has a typical (\'S.& L.\'-type-) hinge- and/or catch in place as to be expected: these are both not altered nor damaged and of course fully functional. The badge - which still has maintained pronounced detail - has never been cleaned nor polished but has regrettably lost most its (golden-toned) finish that has just \'faded away\' ie. \'migriert\' over the years as is more often the case (as can be seen on the pictures).). I deem that I have priced this by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-produced- and completely untouched \'Küstenartillerie\'-related-award, accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen\' being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was (presumably) produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company This is an attractive example of an - I deem - later-war-period WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen' (or: coastal-artillery war-badge) being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example as was (presumably) produced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The award retains its typical catch- and/or 'crimped' hinge (-set-up) and comes naturally mounted onto its typical (steel-based- and/or thin-shaped-) pin: it also has a typical ('S.& L.'-type-) hinge- and/or catch in place as to be expected: these are both not altered nor damaged and of course fully functional. The badge - which still has maintained pronounced detail - has never been cleaned nor polished but has regrettably some (ie. most) of its (golden-toned) finish that has just 'faded away' ie. 'migriert' over the years as is more often the case (as can be seen on the pictures).). I deem that I have priced this by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-produced- and completely untouched 'Küstenartillerie'-related-award, accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen\' being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was (presumably) produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company This is an attractive example of an - I deem - later-war-period WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen' (or: coastal-artillery war-badge) being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example as was (presumably) produced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. clearly worn-), condition. The award retains its typical catch- and/or 'crimped' hinge (-set-up) and comes naturally mounted onto its typical (copper-based- and/or thin-shaped-) pin: it also has a typical ('S.& L.'-type-) hinge- and/or catch in place as to be expected: these are both not altered nor damaged and of course fully functional. The badge - which still has maintained pronounced detail - has never been cleaned nor polished and retains most its (golden- ie. silver-toned) finish something that is not always the case (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular piece originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found. I deem that I have priced this attractive - by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-produced- and completely untouched! - 'Küstenartillerie'-related-award, accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen\' being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was (presumably) produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company This is an attractive example of an - I deem - later-war-period WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen' (or: coastal-artillery war-badge) being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example as was (presumably) produced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The award retains its typical catch- and/or 'crimped' hinge (-set-up) and comes naturally mounted onto its typical (steel-based- and/or thin-shaped-) pin: it also has a typical ('S.& L.'-type-) hinge- and/or catch in place as to be expected: these are both not altered nor damaged and of course fully functional. The badge - which still has maintained pronounced detail - has never been cleaned nor polished and retains most of its (golden-toned) finish (as can be seen on the pictures).). I deem that I have priced this attractive by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-produced- (and completely untouched!) 'Küstenartillerie'-related-award, accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen\', being a maker- (ie. \'L/18\'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was produced by the company: \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' This is a truly attractive - and actually in hardly used- nor worn condition not that easily encountered - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen' (or: coastal-artillery war-badge), being a maker- (ie. 'L/18'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example as was produced by the company: 'B.H. Mayer's Kunstprägeanstalt' based in Pforzheim and that comes in an overall very nice- and/or hardly worn, condition. The award retains its typical catch (-set-up) and comes naturally mounted on its typical (IMO steel-based- and/or flute-shaped-) pin: it also has a typical hinge- and/or catch in place as to be expected: these are not altered nor damaged and of course fully functional. The badge - which still has maintained pronounced detail - has never been cleaned nor polished and is void of any damage. Almost all of its light-coloured golden-toned finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this by the: 'B.H. Mayer'-produced naval-award is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen\', being a non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company This is an attractive example of an (IMO later-war-period-) WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Marine-Artillerie-Abzeichen' (or: coastal-artillery war-badge) being a non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example as was produced by the 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company based in Lüdenscheid and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The award retains its typical catch (-set-up) and comes naturally mounted on its typical (IMO steel-based- and/or thin-shaped-) pin: it also has a typical ('S.& L.'-type-) hinge- and/or catch in place as to be expected: these are not altered nor damaged and of course fully functional. The badge - which still has maintained pronounced detail - has never been cleaned nor polished and has lost its (golden-toned) finish over the years. I deem that I have priced this by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-produced- and complete 'Küstenartillerie'-related-award accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Schützenschnur für Gewehrschützen 2. Stufe\' (ie. navel rifle-shooting-lanyard of the second class) as was specifically intended for usage by the various \'Kriegsmarine\'-troops The darker-blue-coloured- and/or 'twisted' lanyard is in an overall fine condition and shows no real damage whatsoever: just some aging and/or slight staining is present and/or visible (see pictures). The detail on the (firmly) attached (zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'- based-) nut (ie. 'Eichel') and thus identifying the lanyard being of the second class is really pronounced and/or very detailed: it has a nice age-patina and has acquired some tarnish over the years (it was IMO however never cleaned nor polished). The piece was clearly used- and/or worn and shows some minimal wear and or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Nevertheless, still an attractive and/or decorative 'Kriegsmarine'-piece that is NOT that commonly encountered and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a clearly used- (ie. trimmed- and/or pre-confectioned-), condition This attractive - and I deem fairly early-period! - WH (Kriegsmarine) example is neatly golden-yellow-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed on a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice albeit trimmed- and/or period pre-folded- condition (it was carefully confectioned- ie. trimmed- (and/or folded into a trapzoid-shaped format!) and was (I deem) carefully tunic-removed as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall. These original \'BeVo\'-woven naval, examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its I deem justified asking-price. The piece was with certainty carefully period-trimmed- (ie. partly folded- and tunic-removed) and can as such perfectly serve to restore any tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. WH (Kriegsmarine-) related breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle as was specifically intended for the various naval administrative-officials (ie. \'Beambten der KM\') This attractive example is neatly silverish-white-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed onto a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never confectioned, condition: it comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The breast-eagle is just a tiny bit stained caused by years of storage but has maintained very nice detail, overall. These original \'BeVo\'-woven, naval examples (as specifically intended for usage by the various naval administrative-officials ie. \'Beambten der Kriegsmarine\')are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its - I deem - justified asking-price. The piece can as such perfectly serve to restore any Naval tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) \'Beambten der Kriegsmarine\'-type breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle as was specifically intended for the various naval administrative-officials (ie. \'Beambten der KM\') This attractive example is neatly silverish-white-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed onto a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never confectioned, condition: it comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The breast-eagle is just a tiny bit stained caused by years of storage but has maintained very nice detail, overall. These original \'BeVo\'-woven, naval examples (as specifically intended for usage by the various naval administrative-officials ie. \'Beambten der Kriegsmarine\')are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its - I deem - justified asking-price. The piece can as such perfectly serve to restore any Naval tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) \'Beambten der Kriegsmarine\'-type breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle, as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This attractive example is neatly golden-yellow-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed onto a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never confectioned, condition: it comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The breast-eagle is just a tiny bit stained caused by years of storage but has maintained very nice detail, overall. These original \'BeVo\'-woven, naval examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its - I deem - justified asking-price. The piece can as such perfectly serve to restore any Naval tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) \'Kriegsmarine\'-type breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'tropical-issue\' (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) breasteagle, as executed in neat so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave style that comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\', condition This attractive example is neatly golden-yellow-coloured (as to be expected) and was executed onto a tropical-pattern, brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or: linnen-based background as to be expected. The piece comes - as stated above - in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or never confectioned, condition: it comes as \'straightly cut-of the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The breast-eagle is just a tiny bit stained caused by years of storage but has maintained very nice detail, overall. These original \'BeVo\'-woven, naval examples are getting nowadays almost impossible to find something that merits its - I deem - justified asking-price. The piece can as such perfectly serve to restore any Naval tropical-tunic (or even shirt). These \'tropical-issue-\' (ie. DAK- or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related-) \'Kriegsmarine\'-type breasteagles can easily be graded \'scarce\' and are nowadays not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen in Stoff\' (ie. cloth-based destroyer war-badge) being a multi-coloured example that that is nicely machine-embroidered This an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen in Stoff' (ie. cloth-based destroyer war-badge) being a multi-coloured and detailed example that that is nicely machine-embroidered and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. This particular example has truly great pronounced detail and closely resembles its metal-based counterparts. The piece is nicely 'backed' with white-coloured, linnen-based 'cheese-duck' as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge was presumanly issued but never worn nor tunic-attached: it shows some minimal age and/or staining caused by decades of storage only. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field ie. on sea' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book' example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen in Stoff\' (ie. cloth-based destroyer war-badge) being a multi-coloured example that that is nicely machine-embroidered This an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen in Stoff' (ie. cloth-based naval destroyer-war-badge) being a multi-coloured and detailed example that that is very nicely machine-embroidered and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem never used- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. This particular example has truly great pronounced detail and closely resembles its metal-based counterparts. The piece is nicely 'backed' with black-coloured, linnen-based 'cheese-duck' as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge was presumably issued but was simply never worn nor tunic-attached: it shows some minimal age and/or staining caused by decades of storage only. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field ie. on sea' for obvious reasons. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this piece shows an additional (thin-shaped) 'buckram'-based 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book' example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen in Stoff\' (ie. cloth-based destroyer war-badge) being a multi-coloured example that that is nicely machine-embroidered on darker-blue-coloured wool This an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen in Stoff\' (ie. cloth-based naval destroyer-war-badge) being a multi-coloured and detailed example that that is very nicely machine-embroidered and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem never used- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. This particular example has truly great pronounced detail and closely resembles its metal-based counterparts. The piece is nicely \'backed\' with black-coloured, linnen-based \'cheese-duck\' as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge was presumably issued but was (I deem) simply never worn nor tunic-attached: it shows some minimal age and/or staining caused by decades of storage only. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers \'stationed in the field ie. on sea\' for obvious reasons. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this piece shows an additional (thin-shaped) \'buckram\'-based \'backing\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and fully \'text-book\'-example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen in Stoff\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen in Stoff\' (ie. cloth-based destroyer war-badge) being a multi-coloured example that that is nicely machine-embroidered on darker-blue-coloured wool This an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen in Stoff\' (ie. cloth-based naval destroyer-war-badge) being a multi-coloured and detailed example that that is very nicely machine-embroidered and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem never used- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. This particular example has truly great pronounced detail and closely resembles its metal-based counterparts. The piece is nicely \'backed\' with black-coloured, linnen-based cloth as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge was presumably issued but was (I deem) simply never worn nor tunic-attached: it shows some minimal age and/or staining caused by decades of storage only. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers \'stationed in the field ie. on sea\' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully \'text-book\'-example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen in Stoff\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen in Stoff\' (ie. cloth-based destroyer-war-badge) being a multi-coloured example that that is nicely machine-embroidered on a darker-blue background This an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen in Stoff' (ie. cloth-based naval destroyer-war-badge) being a multi-coloured and detailed example that that is very nicely machine-embroidered and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem never used- nor even tunic-attached-), condition. This particular example has truly great pronounced detail and closely resembles its metal-based counterparts. The piece is nicely 'backed' with black-coloured, linnen-based 'cheese-duck' as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge was presumably issued but was simply never worn nor tunic-attached: it shows some minimal age and/or staining caused by decades of storage only. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field ie. on sea' for obvious reasons. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this piece still shows a period-inked price- ie. inventory-number on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book' example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) 'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' (or: destroyers\' war-badge) being a neat maker- (ie. \'JFS\'-) marked example, as was executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is a truly attractive - and actually in this nicely preserved condition not that easily encountered! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen' (or: destroyers' war-badge) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'JFS' or: 'Josef Feix u. Söhne'-) marked example, as was executed in multi-toned-, zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink'), in overall very nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge is IMO a mid- (ie. later-) war period 'Feinzink'-example which is as stated neatly maker-marked with the logo of the: 'Josef Feix u. Söhne' company based in the town of Gablonz (various characteristics such the typical 'molded' pin-mounting and catch are typical for badges as produced by this maker). The badge - which still has maintained great pronounced detail - has of course a functional pin- and/or catch- (-set-up). The piece - which still retains its small-sized-, so-called: 'Gegenhaken' - has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains most of its golden- and/or silver-toned finish. The badge shows some nice age-patina as can be seen on the pictures. Some minimal wear and/age is however present, something that has simply been caused by moderate wear and/or usage. The badge has moreover never been cleaned nor polished: it comes as recently found at a private household. Simply a very nice example of this desirable KM-related 'Zerstörer- kriegsabzeichen' in overall nice albeit moderately worn and/or used condition!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine) \'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen\' (or: destroyers\' war-badge) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'S.H.u.Co\'-) marked example as was executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is an attractive - and I deem only moderately used- and worn! - example of a WH (Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Zerstörerkriegsabzeichen' (or: destroyers'-war-badge) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'S.H.u.Co'-) marked example as was executed in multi-toned, zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge is - I deem - a mid- (ie. later-) war-period, typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example which is as stated neatly maker-marked with the logo of the: 'Söhni u. Heubach'-company as was based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a/d Nahe (various characteristics such the typical pin-mounting and catch are typical for badges as produced by this particular maker). The badge - which still has maintained great pronounced detail - still retains its small-sized, so-called: 'Gegenhaken' and has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains most of its golden- and/or greyish-toned finish. The badge shows a nice age-patina as can be seen on the pictures. Some minimal wear and/age is, however, present something that has simply been caused by moderate wear and/or usage. The badge comes as recently found at a private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a neat example of this desirable KM-related 'Zerstörer-Kriegsabzeichen' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Kriegsmarine), tropical- ie. \'DAK\'- (ie. \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related aluminium-based, so-called: eagle-\'pith-helmet\'-shield, being an unmarked example This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Kriegsmarine), tropical- ie. 'DAK'- (ie. 'Deutsches Afrikakorps'-) related- and/or aluminium-based, so-called 'pith-helmet'-eagle-shield (ie. 'Adlerschild für Tropenhelm') being an unmarked example that comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued- (and/or never pith-helmet-attached-), condition. The decorative shield retains its original (three) unfolded- and/or also aluminium-based pins in place and comes in an unissued condition. Moreover, does it retain a fully preserved golden-toned- and/or black-coloured- (ie. painted) surface (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a seldomly seen naval-related 'pith-helmet'-shield for an interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Kreta\' (being a period-shortened example that comes in a most certainly issued- ie. carefully tunic-removed, condition) This is an attractive - and/or fully 'textbook' albeit regrettably shortened - example of a WH (Luftwaffe o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Kreta' that comes in a most certainly issued-, moderately worn- and - I deem - carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The cuff-title comes in a clearly shortened condition (and measures now approximately 24 cms.). The piece comes - I deem - straightly from a tunic (as can be seen on the pictures). It just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage and handling over the years: moreover, was it minimally used ie. once tunic-attached and shows some wear and minimal damage of the piping (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be stated that these 'Kreta'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or 'Wehrpass'). This example was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and genuine, period example that is naturally priced according to its moderately worn- and clearly shortened condition!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium-based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW\') being a (vaguely) maker-marked and/or dated example that comes mounted onto its period, leather-based tab The truly attractive - albeit moderately used- and/or worn - WH (Luftwaffe) 'standard-pattern', aluminium-based belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Unteroffizier u. Mannschaften der Luftwaffe') comes mounted onto its souple - and of course still functional! - brownish- ie. natural-coloured and genuine leather-based 'tab' (that is showing a non-decypherable makers'-designation and/or date stamp (both have been 'faded-away' during the years as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which itself is void of a makers'-designation as more often - shows some obvious age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is truly void of any damage or alike. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the leather tab shows an impressed 'LBA'- (ie. 'Luftwaffe Beschaffungs-Amt'-) stamp and shows a name of the bearer (that reads: 'Ewald Müller' or alike as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which still retains very pronounced detail as to be expected - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this attractive WH (Luftwaffe) belt-buckle according to its very nicely preserved- and fully untouched condition!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium-based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW\') being a maker- (ie. \'Gottlieb & Söhne\'-) marked and \'1939\'-dated example that comes mounted onto its period, leather-based tab The attractive - albeit minimally used- and/or worn - WH (Luftwaffe) 'standard-pattern', aluminium-based belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Unteroffizier u. Mannschaften der Luftwaffe') comes mounted onto its souple - and of course still functional! - brownish- ie. natural coloured and genuine leather-based 'tab' (that is showing the 'Gottlieb & Söhne - Oberstein'-makers'-designation and/or 1939-date stamp (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle shows some obvious age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is truly void of any damage or alike. The buckle - which still retains pronounced detail as to be expected - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this attractive WH (Luftwaffe) belt-buckle according to its very nicely preserved- and fully untouched condition: it should, moreover, be mentioned that the maker: 'Gottlieb & Söhne' is actually not that often observed on LW-type belt-buckles!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) blue-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle, being a neatly maker- (ie. \'Berg & Nolte\'-) marked and \'1941\'-dated example that comes mounted onto its period, natural-coloured and/or leather-based tab This is an attractive - and just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) originally bluish-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'Berg & Nolte\'-) marked and/or: \'1941\'-dated example that comes mounted onto its natural-coloured leather-based and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just moderately worn-), condition. The buckle was most certainly issued and/or worn as such: it retains, nevertheless, most of its blue-coloured finish (as can be noticed on the pictures). The piece was never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal age- and/or (rust)staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle does also show some obvious dust caused by over more than 80 years of storage: of interest is also the fact that the buckle shows a visible stamp on is inside (that simply reads: \'B.& N. - 41\'). The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows the oval-shaped \'Berg & Nolte - Lüdensheid - 1941\'-stamp (as can be seen on the pictures) and remains in an equally nicely preserved condition (it was I deem never greased nor oiled but does show some age ie. staining as to be expected). The piece was recently found at a private-household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a neat - and just moderately used- and/or worn! - \'B. & N.\'-marked \'Luftwaffe\'-belt-buckle that is (I deem) accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) bluish-grey-coloured- and steel-based belt-buckle, being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L\'-) marked example This is an attractive example of a typical 'standard-issued'-, WH (Luftwaffe) bluish-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle, being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L'-) marked example, that comes in an overall nice (and only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The buckle retains most of its bluish-grey-coloured- and somewhat shiny paint and only shows some minor usage- and wear-marks simply caused by moderate weat and storage for decades (see pictures). The buckle was never cleaned and still shows some dust and or minimal staining. Simply an attractive, 'text-book' LW-buckle: hard to find better preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) bluish-grey-coloured- and \'standard-issue\'-pattern so-called: \'Kragenbinde\' (or: uniform inner-collar), being a regular-issued and/or maker-marked example This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'standard-issued'-pattern so-called: 'Kragenbinde' (or: uniform inner-collar) being a regular-issued and/or: nicely maker- (ie. 'Kayser Junior'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The piece was IMO worn and/or used and is executed in 'bluish-grey'-coloured and/or: somewhat 'shiny'-based linnen: it shows some normal age ie. staining and is a tiny bit wrinkled. The piece is clearly ink-stamped on the inside and shows a size- (ie. date?) ink-stamp that reads: 'W352 Kayser Junior 43') and measures approximately 60 cms. in length. Normally, all WH uniform jackets and/or tunics needed such a removable collar, that could be easily removed and washed upon need. Simply a nice and most certainly desirable WH-equipment-item!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) bluish-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle, being a non-maker-marked example that comes in virtually mint- ie. unissued condition This is an attractive example of a typical 'standard-issue'-type, WH (Luftwaffe) bluish-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle, being a non-maker-marked example, that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO never used- nor worn-), condition. The buckle truly retains all of its bluish-grey-coloured- and somewhat shiny paint and only shows some minor usage- and wear-marks simply caused by handling and/or storage for decades (see pictures). The buckle was never cleaned and still shows some dust and or minimal staining. Simply an attractive, 'text-book' LW-buckle: hard to find better preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) breast-eagle (being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example that is executed on a black-coloured background and that was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured work- ie. \'standard\'-pattern \'HG\'-related tunics) This is an attractive - and simply never used- nor tunic-attached! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) breast-eagle (ie.'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') being a 'standard-issue'-pattern example that is executed on a black-coloured background and that was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured work- (ie. 'HG'-) related tunics and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), example. The piece is executed on a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured 'HBT'-based work- (ie. regular bluish-grey-coloured and woolen-based) 'Hermann Göring-Division'-related tunics. The piece has great pronounced detail and can naturally easily be used to restore or complete any tunic. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen still retains a period-attached 'inventory etiket' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a desirable LW breast-eagle for a competive price!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) breast-eagle (being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example that is executed on a black-coloured background and that was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured work- ie. \'standard\'-pattern \'HG\'-related tunics) This is an attractive - and simply never used- nor tunic-attached! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) breast-eagle (ie.'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') being a 'standard-issue'-pattern example that is executed on a black-coloured background and that was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured work- (ie. 'HG'-) related tunics and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), example. The piece is executed on a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured 'HBT'-based work- (ie. regular bluish-grey-coloured and woolen-based) 'Hermann Göring-Division'-related tunics. The piece has great pronounced detail and can naturally easily be used to restore or complete any tunic. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen still retains a period-attached 'inventory etiket' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a desirable LW breast-eagle for a competive price!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. \'Brustadler für Sommerrock\') being a detailed- and unmarked specimen as executed in aluminium-based material This is a truly attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) bright-silver-coloured- (and typical aluminium-based!) breast-eagle as was specifically intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. \'Brustadler für Sommerrock\') being a detailed- and non-maker-marked specimen that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem just moderately used-), condition. The eagle is - as stated above - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny (ie. \'off-factory\'-polished-) aluminium-based metal. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and/or non-altered pin- and/or catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped \'A\' in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed! - summer-type, aluminium-based LW breast-eagle!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. \'Brustadler für Sommerrock\') being a detailed- and unmarked specimen as executed in silvered, zinc-based material (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is a truly attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) bright-silver-coloured- and zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based breast-eagle as was specifically intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. \'Brustadler für Sommerrock\') being a detailed- and non-maker-marked specimen that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem just moderately used-), condition. The eagle is - as stated above - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of neatly silvered, zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based metal. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and/or non-altered pin- and/or catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped \'A\' in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed! - summer-type, zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based LW breast-eagle!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. \'Brustadler für Sommerrock\') being a detailed- and unmarked specimen as executed in \'Cupal\'-based material This is a truly attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) aluminium-coloured- and \'Cupal\'-based breast-eagle as was specifically intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. \'Brustadler für Sommerrock\') being a detailed- and non-maker-marked specimen that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem just moderately used-), condition. The eagle is - as stated above - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny (ie. \'off-factory\'-polished-) aluminium-toned (and I deem \'Cupal\'-based!) metal. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and/or non-altered pin- and/or catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was never cleaned nor polished: it is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped \'A\' in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private-household and that was never before part of any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed! - summer-type, \'Cupal\'-based LW breast-eagle!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) cap-eagle (being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example that is executed on a black-coloured background and that was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured work- ie. \'HG\'-related side-caps ie. \'Schiffchen\') I recently uncovered a complete - and fully untouched! - 'bundle' holding ten - fully identical! - examples of the WH (Luftwaffe) cap-eagle (ie.'Mützenadler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze') being all ten pieces, 'standard-issue'-pattern- and machine-embroidered examples that are executed on a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that were as such intended for usage on the black-coloured 'HBT'-based work- (ie. regular black-woolen-based) 'Hermann Göring-Division'-related side-caps (ie. 'Schiffchen') all ten pieces coming in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' and/or never cap-attached, condition. The pieces have great pronounced detail and can naturally easily be used to restore or complete any black-coloured 'Luftwaffe'-side-cap (or even 'M43'-type field-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a desirable LW cap-eagle for a competive price!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) cap-eagle (being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example that is executed on a black-coloured background and that was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured work- ie. \'HG\'-related side-caps ie. \'Schiffchen\') I recently uncovered a complete - and fully untouched! - 'bundle' holding ten - fully identical! - examples of the WH (Luftwaffe) cap-eagle (ie.'Mützenadler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze') being all ten pieces, 'standard-issue'-pattern- and machine-embroidered examples that are executed on a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that were as such intended for usage on the black-coloured 'HBT'-based work- (ie. regular black-woolen-based) 'Hermann Göring-Division'-related side-caps (ie. 'Schiffchen') all ten pieces coming in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' and/or never cap-attached, condition. The pieces have great pronounced detail and can naturally easily be used to restore or complete any black-coloured 'Luftwaffe'-side-cap (or even 'M43'-type field-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a desirable LW cap-eagle for a competive price!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) cap-eagle (being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example that is executed on a black-coloured background and that was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured work- ie. \'HG\'-related side-caps ie. \'Schiffchen\') This is an attractive - truly used and/or carefully cap-removed! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) cap-eagle (ie.'Mützenadler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze') being a 'standard-issue'-pattern example that is executed on a black-coloured background and that was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured work- (ie. 'HG'-) related side-caps ie. 'Schiffchen' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. most certainly issued- and/or used-), example. The piece is executed on a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured 'HBT'-based work- (ie. regular black-woolen-based) 'Hermann Göring-Division'-related side-caps (ie. 'Schiffchen'). The piece has great pronounced detail and can naturally easily be used to restore or complete any black-coloured 'Luftwaffe'-side-cap (or even 'M43'-type field-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a desirable (and truly used- and worn!) LW cap-eagle for a competive price!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) cap-eagle (being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example that is executed on a black-coloured background and that was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured work- ie. \'HG\'-related side-caps ie. \'Schiffchen\') This is an attractive - never used- nor cap-attached! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) cap-eagle (ie.'Mützenadler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze') being a 'standard-issue'-pattern example that is executed on a black-coloured background and that was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured work- (ie. 'HG'-) related side-caps ie. 'Schiffchen' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), example. The piece is executed on a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured 'HBT'-based work- (ie. regular black-woolen-based) 'Hermann Göring-Division'-related side-caps (ie. 'Schiffchen'). The piece has great pronounced detail and can naturally easily be used to restore or complete any black-coloured 'Luftwaffe'-side-cap (or even 'M43'-type field-cap ie. 'Einheitsfeldmütze'). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a desirable LW cap-eagle for a competive price!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) cap-eagle (being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example that is executed on a black-coloured background and that was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured work- ie. \'HG\'-related side-caps ie. \'Schiffchen\') This is an attractive - truly used and I deem carefully cap-removed! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) cap-eagle (ie.\'Mützenadler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example that is executed on a black-coloured background and that was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured work- (ie. \'HG\'-) related side-caps ie. \'Schiffchen\' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. most certainly issued- and/or used-), example. The piece is executed on a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured \'HBT\'-based work- (ie. regular black-woolen-based) \'Hermann Göring-Division\'-related side-caps (ie. \'Schiffchen\'). The piece has great pronounced detail and can naturally easily be used to restore or complete any black-coloured \'Luftwaffe\'-side-cap (or even \'M43\'-type field-cap ie. \'Einheitsfeldmütze\'). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a desirable (and truly used- and worn!) LW cap-eagle for a competive price!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) cap-eagle (being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example that is executed on a black-coloured background and that was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured work- ie. \'HG\'-related side-caps ie. \'Schiffchen\') This is an attractive - simply never used- nor cap-attached! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) cap-eagle (ie.\'Mützenadler für Schiffchen o. Einheitsfeldmütze\') being a \'standard-issue\'-pattern example that is executed on a black-coloured background and that was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured work- (ie. \'HG\'-) related side-caps ie. \'Schiffchen\' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), example. The piece is executed on a black-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and was as such intended for usage on the black-coloured \'HBT\'-based work- (ie. regular black-woolen-based) \'Hermann Göring-Division\'-related side-caps (ie. \'Schiffchen\'). The piece has great pronounced detail and can naturally easily be used to restore or complete any black-coloured \'Luftwaffe\'-side-cap (or even \'M43\'-type field-cap ie. \'Einheitsfeldmütze\'). Simply a nice occasion to acquire a desirable LW cap-eagle for a competive price!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) darker-blue-coloured- and/or steel-based EM/NCO-pattern belt-buckle (being a non-maker-marked example that comes in a very nice ie. hardly worn, condition) The buckle was IMO hardly worn and can easily be graded 'virtually mint'. The piece retains almost all of its (darker-) blue-coloured, sprayed colour: just some normal scratches and/or minimal paint-loss is visible in the higher areas such as on the eagle-area (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle - that is void of any marking or date as more often - shows some dust and/or staining simply caused by more than 70 years of storage only. It should be noted that a 'standard-issue-pattern' LW buckle in this very nice condition can nowadays easily be graded: 'scarce'. Hard to upgrade this example!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) darker-blue-coloured- and/or steel-based EM/NCO-pattern belt-buckle being a non-maker-marked example The belt-buckle was IMO never worn and can easily be graded 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'. The piece retains almost all of its (darker-) blue-coloured (and fairly 'matted'- ie. satin-like-), sprayed colour: just some normal scratches and/or truly minimal paint-loss is visible (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle - that is totally void of any makers-designation - shows some dust and/or staining simply caused by more than 70 years of storage only. It should be noted that a 'standard-issue-pattern' LW buckle in this very nice condition can nowadays easily be graded: 'scarce'. Simply impossible to upgrade this example!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) darker-blue-coloured- and/or steel-based EM/NCO-pattern belt-buckle that comes mounted on its natural coloured, leather-based tab that is marker-marked: \'Assmann u. Söhne\' and/or dated: \'1941\' The buckle was IMO never worn and can easily be graded 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'. The piece retains almost all of its (darker-) blue-coloured, sprayed colour: just some normal scratches and/or minimal paint-loss is visible in the higher areas such as on the eagle-area (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle - that is void of any marking or date as more often - shows some dust and/or staining simply caused by more than 70 years of storage only. The tab is naturally fully functional and souple and comes in an equally very nice condtion overall (it was never greased nor oiled). It should be noted that a 'standard-issue-pattern' LW buckle in this very nice condition can nowadays easily be graded: 'scarce'. Hard to upgrade this example!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) darker-blue-coloured- and/or steel-based EM/NCO-pattern belt-buckle that comes mounted on its natural coloured, leather-based tab that is marker-marked: \'C.W. Motz u. Co\' and/or dated: \'1941\' The buckle was IMO hardly worn and can easily be graded almost 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'. The piece retains almost all of its (darker-) blue-coloured-, sprayed colour: just some normal scratches and/or minimal paint-loss is visible in the higher areas such as on the eagle-area (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle - that is void of any marking or date as more often - shows some dust and/or staining simply caused by more than 70 years of storage only. The tab is naturally fully functional and souple and comes in an equally very nice condtion overall (it was never greased nor oiled). It should be noted that a 'standard-issue-pattern' LW buckle in this very nice condition can nowadays easily be graded: 'scarce'. Hard to upgrade this example!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) darker-blue-coloured- and/or steel-based EM/NCO-pattern belt-buckle that comes mounted on its natural coloured, leather-based tab that is marker-marked: \'F.W. Assmann u. Söhne\' and/or dated: \'1940\' The LW belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften der Luftwaffe') on offer here was clearly used- and/or worn. The piece has lost some of its (darker) blue-coloured, sprayed colour but still retains fine, pronounced detail as to be expected: some regular usage-marks and scratches (ie. paint-loss) is visible in the higher areas such as on the eagle-area (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle - that is void of any marking or date as more often - shows some dust and/or staining simply caused by more than 70 years of storage only. The tab is naturally fully functional and souple and comes in an equally very nice condtion overall (it was never greased nor oiled). I deem that I have priced this moderatly used- and/or worn WH (Luftwaffe) 'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften der Luftwaffe' accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) darker-blue-coloured- and/or steel-based EM/NCO-pattern belt-buckle that is clearly marker-marked: \'EC\' on its inside The buckle was IMO never worn and can easily be graded 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'. The piece retains almost all of its (darker-) blue-coloured (and fairly 'matted'- ie. satin-like-), sprayed colour: just some normal scratches and/or minimal paint-loss is visible in the higher areas such as on the eagle-area (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle - that shows a clear makers-designation that reads: 'EC' - shows some dust and/or staining simply caused by more than 70 years of storage only. It should be noted that a 'standard-issue-pattern' LW buckle in this very nice condition can nowadays easily be graded: 'scarce'. Hard to upgrade this example!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'- (ie NCO-) pattern, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (showing a \'down-tailed\'-eagle and being an early- ie. pre-war-period example) that comes in a moderately used- ie. once tunic-attached, condition This particular - and truly very attractive! - example has a 'wingspan' of approximately 8,8 cms. and is very nicely hand-embroidered using silverish-white-coloured linnen (and having black-coloured high-lighted-areas) and was mounted on a greyish-blue coloured- (ie. typical 'Luftwaffe'-type- and/or woolen-based) background (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle was clearly issued and/or moderately used- ie. worn: it was once tunic-attached and does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (but is void of any damage): some of the period stitching-holes are still present and/or visible. These early-pattern LW-breast-eagles could be found on the 'LW-Viertaschen-Rock' and also saw usage on the early-pattern 'LW-Fliegerblusen'. Simply an attractive - and not that easily found! - enlisted-mens'- (ie NCO-) pattern example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'- (ie NCO-) pattern, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (showing a \'down-tailed\'-eagle and, being an early- (ie. pre-war-) period example showing extraordinary detail) This particular - and truly attractive! - example has a 'wingspan' of approximately 9 cms. and is very nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of silverish-grey-coloured braid ie. linnen and having somewhat shiny, also silverish-grey-coloured 'highlighted areas' and was mounted on a greyish-blue coloured ie. typical 'Luftwaffe'-type, woolen-based background. The piece - which as stated above truly shows extraordinary detail! - was IMO a privately purchased item: it is, however, not 'backed' as is more often observed and shows some glue-remains on its back (it has IMO been glued into an album or scrapbook once as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle was IMO issued and moderately used- ie. worn: it was once tunic-attached and does show some minimal age, and/or staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (but is void of any damage): some of the period stitching-remains- and threads are still present and/or visible. Simply a very attractive enlisted-mens'- (ie NCO-) pattern example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'- (ie NCO-) pattern, machine-embroidered breast-eagle (showing a \'down-tailed\'-eagle and being an early- ie. pre-war-period example) showing extraordinary detail This particular - and truly attractive! - example has a 'wingspan' of approximately 8.8 cms. and is nicely machine-embroidered using silverish-grey-coloured linnen and was mounted on a greyish-blue coloured- (ie. typical 'Luftwaffe'-type, woolen-based-), background. The eagle was IMO issued and/or moderately used- ie. worn: it was once tunic-attached and does show some minimal age, and/or staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (but is void of any damage): some of the period stitching-holes are still present and/or visible. These breast-eagles could be found on the 'LW-Viertaschen-Rock' and also saw usage on the early-pattern 'LW-Fliegerbluse'. Simply an attractive - and not that easily found! - enlisted-mens'- (ie NCO-) pattern example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'- (ie NCO-) pattern, machine-embroidered breast-eagle (showing a \'down-tailed\'-eagle and being an early- ie. pre-war-period example) showing extraordinary detail This particular - and truly attractive! - example has a 'wingspan' of approximately 9.4 cms. and is nicely machine-embroidered using silverish-grey-coloured linnen and was mounted on a greyish-blue coloured- (ie. typical 'Luftwaffe'-type, woolen-based-), background. The eagle was IMO issued and/or moderately used- ie. worn: it was once tunic-attached and does show some minimal age, and/or staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (but is void of any damage): some of the period stitching-holes are still present and/or visible. These breast-eagles could be found on the 'LW-Viertaschen-Rock' and also saw usage on the early-pattern 'LW-Fliegerbluse'. Simply an attractive - and not that easily found! - enlisted-mens'- (ie NCO-) pattern example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) light-brown-coloured- and/or genuine leather-based, so-called: \'Pistole 37- Ung.\'-soft-shell holster (being a maker- ie. 3-digit-code- \'CDC\'-) marked and/or: \'1942\'-dated example) This is a truly attractive example of a light- (ie. reddish-) brown-coloured- and/or genuine leather-based, so-called: 'Pistole 37- Ung.'-soft-shell holster (being a maker- ie. 3-digit-code- 'CDC'-marked and/or: '1942'-dated example) that comes in a probably issued- and/or minimally used, condition. The holster is naturally fully serviceable (all leather 'lashes' are original to the piece and are not re-sewn nor replaced or alike). The piece has its full and/or undamaged (still white-coloured) stitching in place and can be easily graded 'virtually mint'. The 3-digit maker-code on its back is clearly present and reads 'CDC' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is as stated above still 'completely hardened when handled' being a sign that it was not greased nor oiled whatsoever: moreover, has it never been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit dirty and stained as recently found. The inside shows a clearly readable ink-stamp on the inside that reads: 'Nur für Pistole 37 - kal. 7.65' (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these 'Pistole 37- Ung.'-soft-shell holsters as intended for the Hungarian 'Pistole 37' were mainly used by Luftwaffe crew-members. Simply a great example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) light-brown-coloured- and/or genuine leather-based, so-called: \'Pistole 37- Ung.\'-soft-shell holster (being a maker- ie. 3-digit-code- \'CDC\'-) marked and/or: \'1943\'-dated example) This is a truly attractive example of a light-brown-coloured- and/or genuine leather-based, so-called: 'Pistole 37- Ung.'-soft-shell holster (being a maker- ie. 3-digit-code- 'CDC'-marked and/or: '1943'-dated example) that comes in a never issued- nor used, condition. The holster is naturally fully serviceable (all leather 'lashes' are original to the piece and are not re-sewn nor replaced or alike). The piece has its full and/or undamaged (still white-coloured) stitching in place and can be easily graded 'virtually mint ie. unissued'. The 3-digit maker-code on its back is clearly present and reads 'CDC' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is as stated above still 'completely hardened when handled' being a sign that it was not greased nor oiled whatsoever: moreover, has it never been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit dirty and stained as recently found. The inside shows a clearly readable ink-stamp on the inside that reads: 'Nur für Pistole 37 - kal. 7.65' (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these 'Pistole 37- Ung.'-soft-shell holsters as intended for the Hungarian 'Pistole 37' were mainly used by Luftwaffe crew-members. Simply a great example that will be simply impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) light-brown-coloured- and/or genuine leather-based, so-called: \'Pistole 37- Ung.\'-soft-shell holster (being a maker- ie. 3-digit-code- \'JSD\'-) marked and/or: \'1942\'-dated example) This is a truly attractive example of a light-brown-coloured- and/or genuine leather-based, so-called: 'Pistole 37- Ung.'-soft-shell holster (being a maker- ie. 3-digit-code- 'JSD'-marked and/or: '1942'-dated example) that comes in a never issued- nor used, condition. The holster is naturally fully serviceable (all leather 'lashes' are original to the piece and are not re-sewn nor replaced or alike). The piece has its full and/or undamaged (still white-coloured) stitching in place and can be easily graded 'virtually mint ie. unissued'. The 3-digit maker-code on its back is clearly present and reads 'JSD' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is as stated above still 'completely hardened when handled' being a sign that it was not greased nor oiled whatsoever: moreover, has it never been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit dirty and stained as recently found. The inside shows a clearly readable ink-stamp on the inside that reads: 'Nur für Pistole 37 - kal. 7.65' (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these 'Pistole 37- Ung.'-soft-shell holsters as intended for the Hungarian 'Pistole 37' were mainly used by Luftwaffe crew-members. Simply a great example that will be impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere\') being a clearly used example that comes mounted on a typical \'HBT\'- (ie. \'Drillich\'-) shaped- and/or linnen-based background This is a very attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) machine-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere') being a clearly used example that was pre-folded in a trapezoid-manner and that comes mounted on a typical 'HBT'- (ie. 'Drillich-) shaped' and/or linnen-based background. The eagle is neatly machine-embroidered in silver-grey-coloured- (and/or linnen-based-) thread (as can be seen on the pictures) and comes in an overall very nice (ie. moderately used- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition. The piece comes - as stated above - in an overall nice and/or moderately used condition and is just a tiny bit stained (simply caused by moderate wear) but has maintained very nice detail overall. These attractive WH (Luftwaffe) breast-eagles, as were specifically intended for usage on the - from equally 'HBT'- (ie. 'Drillich'-) material constructed - tunics are actually not that easily found and come not that often for sale!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-pattern breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') being a neatly hand-embroidered example that comes on a typical greyish-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based background This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) NCO-pattern breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') being a neatly hand-embroidered example (of the second pattern) that comes mounted on a typical greyish-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in a wonderful- (I deem once tunic-attached- ie. minimally used-), condition. This - with certainty 'high-quality'-produced example - is executed in multi-coloured, white-silverish-coloured 'linnen' on a woolen- and/or greyish-blue-coloured background and has an approximate 'wingspan' of about 9,3 cms.: it is, moreover, backed with a piece of white-coloured paper (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and most certainly not that easily encountered! - piece of Luftwaffe-related breast-insignia that would excellently be fitted to restore any LW NCO-type tunic ie. 'Viertaschenrock'!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) pattern, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (showing a \'down-tailed\'-eagle and, being an early- (ie. pre-war-) period example showing extraordinary detail) This particular - and truly attractive! - example has a 'wingspan' of approximately 8,5 cms. and is very nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of silver-coloured braid and white-coloured linnen and having somewhat shiny, also silver-white-coloured 'highlighted areas' and was mounted on a greyish-blue coloured ie. typical 'Luftwaffe-officers'-type background. The piece - which as stated above truly shows extraordinary detail! - was IMO a privately purchased item: it is neatly 'backed' with greyish-coloured paper as is more often observed (see pictures). The eagle was IMO issued and moderately used- ie. worn: it was once tunic-attached and does show some minimal age, and/or staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (but is void of any damage): some of the period stitching-remains- and threads are still present and/or visible. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) pattern, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (showing a \'down-tailed\'-eagle and, being an early- (ie. pre-war-) period example showing extraordinary detail) This particular - and truly attractive! - example has a 'wingspan' of approximately 8,8 cms. and is very nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of silver-coloured braid and white-coloured linnen and having somewhat shiny, also silver-white-coloured 'highlighted areas' and was mounted on a greyish-blue coloured ie. typical 'Luftwaffe-officers'-type background. The piece - which as stated above truly shows extraordinary detail! - was IMO a privately purchased item: it is neatly 'backed' with beige-coloured paper as is more often observed (see pictures). The eagle was IMO issued and moderately used- ie. worn: it was once tunic-attached and does show some minimal age, and/or staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (but is void of any damage): some of the period stitching-remains- and threads are still present and/or visible. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) pattern, hand-embroidered breast-eagle, being an early- (ie. mid-war-) period example showing extraordinary detail This particular - and truly attractive! - example has a 'wingspan' of approximately 8,8 cms. and is very nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of silver-coloured braid and white-coloured linnen and having somewhat shiny, also silver-white-coloured 'highlighted areas' and was mounted on a greyish-blue coloured ie. typical 'Luftwaffe' (and/or woolen-based- and Luftwaffe-type-) background. The piece - which as stated above truly shows extraordinary detail! - was IMO a privately purchased item: it is not 'backed' with paper but shows a blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based 'backing' as is more often observed (see pictures). The eagle was IMO issued and moderately used- ie. worn: it was once tunic-attached and does show some minimal age, and/or staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (but is void of any damage): some of the period stitching-remains- and threads are still present and/or visible. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) pattern, hand-embroidered breast-eagle, being an early- (ie. mid-war-) period example showing extraordinary detail This particular - and attractive example having a 'wingspan' of approximately 9,3 cms. - is very nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of silver-coloured braid and white-coloured linnen and having somewhat shiny, also silver-coloured 'highlighted areas' and was mounted on a greyish-blue coloured ie. typical 'Luftwaffe' (and/or woolen-based- and/or typical officers'-type-) background. The piece - which as stated above shows extraordinary detail! - was IMO a privately purchased item: it shows a black-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing' as is more often observed (see pictures). The eagle was IMO issued but never used nor worn: it was simply never tunic-attached and can easily be graded 'virtually mint': it does show some minimal age, and/or (corrosion-staining simply caused by decades of storage only. Simply an attractive example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) pattern, hand-embroidered breast-eagle, being an early- (ie. mid-war-) period example showing extraordinary detail This particular - and truly attractive! - example has a 'wingspan' of approximately 8,7 cms. and is very nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of silver-coloured braid and white-coloured linnen and having somewhat shiny, also silver-white-coloured 'highlighted areas' and was mounted on a greyish-blue coloured ie. typical 'Luftwaffe' (and/or woolen-based- and Luftwaffe-type-) background. The piece - which as stated above truly shows extraordinary detail! - was IMO a privately purchased item: it shows a black-coloured- and/or linnen-ie. paper based 'backing' as is more often observed and also shows a tiny (paper-based) inventory-etiket that shows the number ' 17' (see pictures). The eagle was IMO issued and moderately used- ie. worn: it was once tunic-attached and does show some minimal age, and/or staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (but is void of any damage): some of the period stitching-remains- and threads are still present and/or visible. Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) pattern, hand-embroidered breast-eagle, being an early- (ie. mid-war-) period example showing extraordinary detail This particular - and truly attractive! - example has a 'wingspan' of approximately 8,5 cms. and is very nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of silver-coloured braid and white-coloured linnen and having somewhat shiny, also silver-white-coloured 'highlighted areas' and was mounted on a greyish-blue coloured ie. typical 'Luftwaffe' (and/or woolen-based- and Luftwaffe-type-) background. The piece - which as stated above truly shows extraordinary detail! - was IMO a privately purchased item: it is not 'backed' with paper but shows a blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based 'backing' as is more often observed (see pictures). The eagle was IMO issued and moderately used- ie. worn: it was once tunic-attached and does show some minimal age, and/or staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (but is void of any damage): some of the period stitching-remains- and threads are still present and/or visible. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) pattern, hand-embroidered breast-eagle, being an early- (ie. mid-war-) period example showing extraordinary detail This particular - and truly attractive! - example has a 'wingspan' of approximately 8,9 cms. and is very nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of silver-coloured braid and beige-coloured linnen and having somewhat shiny, also silver-white-coloured 'highlighted areas' and was mounted on a greyish-blue coloured ie. typical 'Luftwaffe' (and/or woolen-based- and Luftwaffe-type-) background. The piece - which as stated above truly shows extraordinary detail! - is nicely 'backed' with black-coloured- and thin-shaped paper as is more often observed (see pictures). The eagle was IMO issued and moderately used- ie. worn: it was once tunic-attached and does show some minimal age, and/or staining simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (but is void of any damage): some of the period stitching-remains (ie. holes) are still present and/or visible. Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) pattern, hand-embroidered breast-eagle, being an early- (ie. mid-war-) period example showing extraordinary detail This particular - and truly attractive! - example has a 'wingspan' of approximately 9,5 cms. and is very nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of silver-coloured braid and beige-coloured linnen and having somewhat shiny, also silver-white-coloured 'highlighted areas' and was mounted on a greyish-blue coloured ie. typical 'Luftwaffe' (and/or woolen-based- and Luftwaffe-type-) background. The piece - which as stated above truly shows extraordinary detail! - is nicely 'backed' with black-coloured- and thin-shaped paper as is more often observed (see pictures). The eagle was IMO issued and moderately used- ie. worn: it was once tunic-attached and does show some minimal age, and/or staining (ie. minimal corrosion-marks) simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (but is void of any damage): some of the period stitching-remains (ie. holes) are still present and/or visible. Simply an attractive example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as executed in attractive so-called: \'flat-wire\'- (ie. \'BeVo\'-) weave-pattern This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers'- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle (ie.'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example as executed in attractive so-called: 'flat-wire'- (ie. 'BeVo'-) weave-pattern on a darker-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. This - actually scarely encountered! - breast-eagle is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo-flat-wire'-weave style and is executed in silverish-toned thread on a (typical) darker-blue-coloured and/or linnen-based background as to be expected. These eagles were presumably intended for officer- (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures) and simply cannot be upgraded: it comes 'as straightly cut-off the role' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a seldomly seen, WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-/ie. NCO-type breasteagle as executed in 'BeVo-flat-wire'-weave style!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as executed in attractive so-called: \'flat-wire\'- (ie. \'BeVo\'-) weave-pattern This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers'- (ie. eventually NCO-) type breasteagle (ie.'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') being a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' example as executed in attractive so-called: 'flat-wire'- (ie. 'BeVo'-) weave-pattern on a darker-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. This - actually scarely encountered! - breast-eagle is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo-flat-wire'-weave style and is executed in silverish-toned thread on a (typical) darker-blue-coloured and/or linnen-based background as to be expected. These eagles were presumably intended for officer- (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures) and simply cannot be upgraded: it comes 'as straightly cut-off the role' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a seldomly seen, WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-/ie. NCO-type breasteagle as executed in 'BeVo-flat-wire'-weave style!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler\') as was executed in neatly woven silver-coloured thread (ie. \'flatwire-style\') on a darker-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background This is a very attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers'- (ie. NCO-) type breasteagle (ie. 'Brustadler') as was executed in neatly woven silver-coloured thread (ie. 'flatwire-style') on a darker-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The - actually not that easily encountered! - example is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo-flat-wire'-weave style and is executed in silverish-coloured thread on a (typical) darker-blue-coloured and/or linnen-based background as to be expected. These eagles were presumably intended for officer- (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures) and simply cannot be upgraded: the example on offer here comes 'as straightly cut-off the role' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned. It should be noted that this eagle-type is often copied: the piece on offer is naturally a genuine, period-example. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a seldomly seen WH (Luftwaffe) officers'- (ie. NCO-)type Luftwaffe-type breasteagle as was executed in 'BeVo-flat-wire'-weave style!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. NCO-) type breasteagle (ie. \'Brustadler\') as was executed in neatly woven silver-coloured thread (ie. \'flatwire-style\') on a darker-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background This is a very attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers'- (ie. NCO-) type breasteagle (ie. 'Brustadler') as was executed in neatly woven silver-coloured thread (ie. 'flatwire-style') on a darker-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The - actually not that easily encountered! - example is executed in the so-called: 'BeVo-flat-wire'-weave style and is executed in silverish-coloured thread on a (typical) darker-blue-coloured and/or linnen-based background as to be expected. These eagles were presumably intended for officer- (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (as can be seen on the pictures) and simply cannot be upgraded: the example on offer here comes 'as straightly cut-off the role' and was naturally never folded nor confectioned. It should be noted that this eagle-type is often copied: the piece on offer is naturally a genuine, period-example. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a seldomly seen WH (Luftwaffe) officers'- (ie. NCO-)type Luftwaffe-type breasteagle as was executed in 'BeVo-flat-wire'-weave style!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-/ie. NCO-type breasteagle, as was executed in neatly woven silver-coloured thread (ie. \'flatwire-style\') on a darker-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background I recently uncovered three (fully identical!) examples of the WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-/ie. NCO-type breasteagle, as was executed in neatly woven, silver-coloured thread (ie. 'flatwire-style') on a darker-blue-coloured- and/or linnen-based background, all three examples in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-) condition. The - actually scarely encountered! - breasteagles are executed in the so-called: 'BeVo-flat-wire'-weave style and are executed in silverish thread on a (typical) darker-blue-coloured and linnen-based background as to be expected. These eagles were presumably intended for officer- (ie. NCO-) usage and have truly stunning detail (see pictures) and simply cannot be upgraded: they come 'as straightly cut-off the role' and were naturally never folded nor confectioned. The asking-price is naturally for a single example. Simply a great opportunity to acquire a seldomly seen WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-/ie. NCO-type breasteagle as executed in 'BeVo-flat-wire'-weave style!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-model, hand-embroidered breast-eagle, being IMO an example of the early-war period, showing extraordinary detail - very nice (ie. moderately used ie. worn-) condition! This is a truly attractive - and very detailed! - example of a neatly hand-embroidered WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-model breast-eagle, being IMO an example of the early-war period, showing extraordinary detail, in overall very nice (ie. moderately used ie. worn- and/or IMO tunic-removed-) condition. This particular example - having an approximate 'wingspan' of approximately 9 cms. - is truly very nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of silver braid on a greyish-blue coloured ie. typical 'Luftwaffe' (and/or woolen-based-) background. The piece - which as stated above truly shows extraordinary detail! - shows no corrosion whatsoever and was IMO a privately purchased item: it shows a beige-coloured, linnen-based 'backing' as more often observed and also shows some minimal glue-remains of having been once glued in an album or scrapbook. Simply a very nice example that can naturally easily be attached to any 'Luftwaffe' officers'-tunic or to be kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') being a neatly hand-embroidered example that comes on a typical officers\'-pattern, greyish-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based background This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere') being a neatly hand-embroidered example (of the second pattern) that comes mounted onto a typical officers'-pattern, greyish-blue-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem surely issued- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. This - with certainty 'high-quality'-produced example - is executed in multi-coloured, silverish 'braid' on a woolen- and/or greyish-blue-coloured background and has an approximate 'wingspan' of about 9,2 cms.: it is, moreover, backed with a piece of black-coloured, paper-based 'backing' as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an attractive - and most certainly not that easily encountered! - piece of Luftwaffe-related breast-insignia that would excellently be fitted to restore any LW officers'-type officers-tunic!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern-, hand-embroidered visor-cap-eagle, being IMO an example of the early-war period, showing extraordinary detail This is a truly very attractive - and very detailed! - example of a neatly hand-embroidered WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern visor-cap-eagle (ie. 'Offiziersadler für Schirmmütze'), being IMO an example of the early-war period, showing extraordinary detail, in overall nice (ie. clearly worn- and/or once cap-attached-) condition. This particular example - having an approximate 'wingspan' of 7,2 cms. - is truly very nicely hand-embroidered using various kinds of silver braid on a greyish-blue coloured ie. typical 'Luftwaffe' (and/or woolen-based-) background: it also shows some highlighted areas executed in white-coloured thread. The piece - which as stated above truly shows extraordinary detail! - shows no corrosion whatsoever and was IMO a privately purchased item: it does not show any additional 'backing' as is more often observed. Simply a very nice example that can naturally easily be re-attached to a 'Luftwaffe' officers'-type 'Schirmmütze' or to be kept in any eagles'-collection!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) silver-coloured and aluminium-based belt-buckle, being a maker- (ie. \'F.W. Assmann & Söhne\'-) marked example that comes mounted onto its leather-based tab and that comes in a minimally used condition This is a truly very attractive example of a early-war-period- and regular-pattern! - WH (Luftwaffe) silver-coloured- and/or typical (\'molded\') aluminium-based belt-buckle, being a neatly maker- (ie. \'F.W. Assmann & Söhne - Lüdenscheid\'-) marked- and dated (\'1941\') example that comes mounted onto its natural-coloured leather-based tab and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The buckle truly retains almost all of its somewhat \'shiny\', silverish-grey-coloured finish without showing any defaults whatsoever: it was simply never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal age- and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle shows some obvious dust caused by over more than 80 years of storage. The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows a clearly present (typical oval-shaped) makers\'-designition- and/or years\'-stamp which is (unusally!) stamped onto its back (as can be clearly seen in the pictures) and remains in an equally nicely preserved condition overall (it was I deem never greased nor oiled but does show some minimal age ie. staining). The buckle itself is non-maker-marked as is more often observed. It should be noted that these nicely preserved examples are nowadays quite difficult to encounter. The piece originates from an extensive belt-buckle-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive, early-war period- and/or: \'regular\'-pattern, \'Luftwaffe\'-example that is priced according to its overall very nice ie. minimally used- and/or worn condition!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based belt-buckle that comes mounted on its natural coloured leather tab, being a marker- (ie. \'G. Brehmer\'-) marked- and/or \'1939\' dated example that bears an unsually impressed unit-stamp This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) silver-coloured- and/or aluminium-based belt-buckle that comes mounted on its natural coloured leather-based tab, being a marker- (ie. 'G. Brehmer'-) marked- and/or '1939'-dated example that bears an (unusually seen!) impressed unit-stamp (that reads: '../Flak.Rgt. 5' (or alike) and that comes in an overall nice (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece retains most of its silver-coloured finish: just some normal scratches and/or minimal usage-marks are visible in the higher areas such as the eagle- and/or swastika areas. The tab bears the oval-shaped 'G. Brehmer'-stamp and date: '1939' as to be expected whereas buckle itself is also marked with the 'GB'-logo (as can be seen on the pictures). The natural-coloured and leather-based tab is fully functional and souple and comes in a nice condtion overall (it was probably once greased ie. oiled but is still fully souple). Of additional interest is naturally the fact that this example bears an additionally impressed 'Flakartillerie'-unit-designation on its tab (which is clearly present but hard to completely decypher as can be noticed on the pictures). It should be noted that a pre-war-period LW buckle in this nice and moderately used condition can easily be graded: 'scarce'. Simply a very attractive and nealy 'tabbed', 'Flakartillerie'-related LW-belt-buckle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: cockpit-clock (ie. \'Borduhr\') of the type: \'30-BZ\' (being an non-maker-marked example that is showing a clearly present- and stamped serial-numeral on its back that reads: \'889557\') This is a neat - and truly attractive! - WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: cockpit-clock (ie. 'Borduhr') of the type: '30-BZ' being a nicely preserved albeit non-maker-marked example that is showing a clearly present- (and/or stamped) serial-numeral on its back that reads: '889557' and that comes in an overall nice- (and still running!), condition. These interesting instruments saw wide-spread usage throughout the WWII and were installed in most figher-planes such as the Messerschmitt ME109. The example on offer apparently came from such an ME109 fighter-plane that crashed in the African desert (where it was shot by English fire in 1941). It crash-landed in German-held territory and the pilot (an: 'Oberfeldwebel' named: Rudi Linder) saved this clock from his plane: Mr. Linder kept - and used! - this piece for many years after the war. These details are taken from a glued-on sticker that was found on a self-constructed mounting that came with this piece (as can be seen on the pictures). The clock will naturally be sold with this accompanying mounting. I deem that I have priced this nicely preserved war-souvenir accordingly!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Armwinkel\' (or: arm-chevron) as executed on typical bluish-grey-coloured wool as was specifically intended for usage by a soldier with the (unusually encountered!) rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' This is an attractive - and I deem simply never used- nor worn! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Armwinkel\' (ie.: arm-chevron) as was executed on a typical, bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background as was intended for usage by a soldier with the - unusually encountered! - rank of: \'Stabsgefreiter\' (ie. senior-private) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The chevron is neatly executed and shows a detailed, machine-embroidered- (and white-coloured) \'star\' whereunder a double-stripe of silverish-coloured- (ie. non-\'sub-dued\') and/or \'standard\'- (ie. \'dotted\'-) pattern NCO-braid can be observed. The patch was recently found at a private-household in Germany. The piece shows an addtional black-coloured \'backing\' as is more often observed (as can be seen on the pictures). It sounds maybe strange but these \'simple\' Luftwaffe-related rank-insignia are quite hard to encounter. Simply an attractive - and unsually found! - WH-rank-badge that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Beobachter-Abzeichen\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'PM\'- or: \'Paul Meybauer\'-) marked and/or: typical zinc- (ie.\'Feinzink\'-) based example that shows a (period?) repaired catch and that comes as issued and/or worn The attractive and - I deem - mid- (ie. later-) war-period- but detailed war-badge (ie. 'LW-Beobachter-Abzeichen' (or: observers-war-badge) has only moderately been worn and comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional (and fully unaltered) pin- and/or functional - albeit presumably - replaced catch (ie. catch set-up). The award shows a 'separately'- (and/or truly detailed!) bluish-black-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of two firmly attached rivets as is visible on the back). The badge truly retains most of its period finish but does show a minimally tarnished- (ie. typical zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-like-) age-patina as is more often encountered on these nevertheless quality-produced war-badges. The badge shows a clear makers-mark-signification (ie. 'PM'-logo) and is in all respects thus an example that can be attributed to the desirable maker: 'Paul Meybauer' based in town of Berlin: the award shows naturally all the specific details as known for a badge by this particular maker. The pronounced piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but has I deem never been cleaned: the silver-coloured wreath and/or somewhat bluish-coloured eagle-device both retain a very nice albeit minimally tarnished appearance. The badges originates from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. I deem that I have priced this attractive 'LW-Beobachter-Abzeichen' according to its presumably replaced catch!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Buntmetall\'- (ie. \'Cupal\'-) based breast-eagle as was intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. \'Brustadler für Sommerrock\') being a detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked) specimen This is a truly attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Cupal'-) based breast-eagle as was specifically intended for usage on the white summer-tunics (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock') being a detailed- (albeit non-maker-marked) specimen that comes in an overall very nice (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The eagle is - as stated above - a very detailed example (of the second pattern) that is constructed of fairly shiny (ie. 'off-factory'-polished-) 'Buntmetall'- (ie. 'Cupal'-) based metal. The eagle - which has naturally a functional and non-altered pin- and/or catch(set-up) - has - as stated - great pronounced detail and was I deem never cleaned nor polished: it is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained (as can be seen on the pictures). As possibly known are also these breast-eagles regrettably copied (most times being the aluminium ones which are clearly stamped with a large 'A'-character in the centre on the back): this one is as stated above of course a 100% garuanteed original example that originates from a private household and that was never in any collection. Simply a very decorative - and not that commonly observed - summer-type, aluminium-based LW breast-eagle!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based paratroopers\' jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in a carefully tunic-removed condition This a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based, paratroopers'-jump-badge) that is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) thread and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem clearly used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. This particular example shows great pronounced detail in order to closely resemble its metal-based counterparts. This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued. The piece is nicely 'backed' with thin-shaped- and black-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge was surely issued and once tunic-attached: it shows some age and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based paratroopers\' jump-badge) that is nicely machine-embroidered and being of the so-called: \'padded version\' This a truly very attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based, paratroopers'-jump-badge) that is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and linnen-based-) thread and being of the neat, so-called: 'off-factory'-'padded version' and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued albeit never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. This particular example has great pronounced detail and is made more 'thicker' by the producing-company in order to closely resemble its metal-based counterparts. The piece is nicely 'backed' with black-coloured- paper as is more often encountered (which 'backing' is completely present as can be seen on the pictures). The badge just shows some age and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage only. These detailed cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' that cannot be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based paratroopers\'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered (and slightly thicker-styled) specimen that comes in a \'virtually mint-/unissued\', condition This a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based paratroopers'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered (and slightly thicker-styled) specimen that comes in presumably issued but never used- ie. 'virtually mint-/unissued', condition. The piece is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) thread and simply cannot be upgraded. This particular example shows great pronounced detail in order to closely resemble its metal-based counterparts. This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based paratroopers\'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in a moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed, condition This a truly attractive - clearly worn and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based paratroopers'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in a cleary issued- and used and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The piece is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) thread and will be hard to be upgraded. This particular example shows great pronounced detail in order to closely resemble its metal-based counterparts. This example - that still shows some stitching- and/or thread-remains of having been once tunic-attached - was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book'- and moderately used example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based paratroopers\'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in a moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed, condition This a truly attractive - clearly worn and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based paratroopers'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in a cleary issued- and used and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The piece is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) thread and will be hard to be upgraded. This particular example shows great pronounced detail in order to closely resemble its metal-based counterparts. This example - that still shows some minimal stitching- holes of having been I deem once tunic-attached - was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book'- and moderately used example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based paratroopers\'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in a moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed, condition This a truly attractive - clearly worn and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based paratroopers'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in a cleary issued- and used and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The piece is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) thread and will be hard to be upgraded. This particular example shows great pronounced detail in order to closely resemble its metal-based counterparts. This example - that still shows some minimal stitching-holes of having been I deem once tunic-attached - was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book'- and moderately used example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based paratroopers\'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in a moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed, condition This a truly attractive - clearly worn and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based paratroopers'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in a cleary issued- and used and/or carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The piece is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) thread and will be hard to be upgraded. This particular example shows great pronounced detail in order to closely resemble its metal-based counterparts. This example - that still shows some minimal stitching-holes of having been I deem once tunic-attached - was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book'- and moderately used example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based paratroopers\'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in a never used- ie. \'virtually mint-/unissued\', condition This a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based paratroopers'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in presumably issued but never used- ie. 'virtually mint-/unissued', condition. The piece is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) thread and simply cannot be upgraded. This particular example shows great pronounced detail in order to closely resemble its metal-based counterparts. This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based paratroopers\'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in a never used- ie. \'virtually mint-/unissued\', condition This a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based paratroopers'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in presumably issued but simply never used- ie. 'virtually mint-/unissued', condition. The piece is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) thread and simply cannot be upgraded. This particular example shows great pronounced detail in order to closely resemble its metal-based counterparts. This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based paratroopers\'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in a never used- ie. \'virtually mint\', condition This a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based paratroopers'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in presumably issued but simply never used- ie. 'virtually mint', condition. The piece is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) thread and simply cannot be upgraded. This particular example shows great pronounced detail in order to closely resemble its metal-based counterparts. This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based paratroopers\'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in a probably issued albeit (I deem) never used- ie. \'virtually mint\', condition This a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based paratroopers'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in presumably issued but (I deem) simply never used- nor worn- ie. tunic-attached, condition. The piece is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) thread and will be hard to be upgraded. This particular example shows great pronounced detail in order to closely resemble its metal-based counterparts. This example - which shows an unusally seen white-beige-coloured 'cheese-duck-backing' - was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based paratroopers\'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in a probably issued albeit never used- ie. \'virtually mint\', condition This a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based paratroopers'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in presumably issued but simply never used- nor worn- ie. tunic-attached, condition. The piece is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) thread and simply cannot be upgraded. This particular example shows great pronounced detail in order to closely resemble its metal-based counterparts. This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based paratroopers\'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in a probably issued albeit never used- ie. \'virtually mint\', condition This a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based paratroopers'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in presumably issued but simply never used- nor worn- ie. tunic-attached, condition. The piece is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) thread and simply cannot be upgraded. This particular example shows great pronounced detail in order to closely resemble its metal-based counterparts. This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based paratroopers\'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in a probably issued albeit never used- ie. \'virtually mint\', condition This a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based paratroopers'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in presumably issued but simply never used- nor worn- ie. tunic-attached, condition. The piece is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) thread and simply cannot be upgraded. This particular example shows great pronounced detail in order to closely resemble its metal-based counterparts. This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based paratroopers\'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in a probably issued albeit never used- ie. \'virtually mint\', condition This a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based paratroopers'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in presumably issued but simply never used- nor worn- ie. tunic-attached, condition. The piece is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) thread and simply cannot be upgraded. This particular example shows great pronounced detail in order to closely resemble its metal-based counterparts. This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based paratroopers\'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in a probably issued albeit never used- ie. \'virtually mint\', condition This a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based paratroopers'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in presumably issued but simply never used- nor worn- ie. tunic-attached, condition. The piece is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) thread and simply cannot be upgraded. This particular example shows great pronounced detail in order to closely resemble its metal-based counterparts. This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based paratroopers\'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in a probably issued albeit never used- ie. \'virtually mint\', condition This a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based paratroopers'-jump-badge) being a nicely machine-embroidered specimen that comes in presumably issued but simply never used- nor worn- ie. tunic-attached, condition. The piece is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) thread and simply cannot be upgraded. This particular example shows great pronounced detail in order to closely resemble its metal-based counterparts. This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based paratroopers\'-jump-badge) being nicely machine-embroidered specimen that come in a never used- ie. \'virtually mint-/unissued\', condition I recently uncovered a full (ie. period-assembled) 'bundle' holding ten - fully identical! - examples of the desirable - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based paratroopers'-jump-badge) being all ten nicely machine-embroidered specimen that come in a simply never used- nor tunic-attached ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. All pieces are neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) thread and simply cannot be upgraded (as cab be seen on the pictures). All ten pieces show great pronounced detail in order to closely resemble their metal-based counterparts. The bundle originates from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop: they were simply left-over and never used. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply a nice occasion to acquire attractive and fully 'text-book' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff\' (or: cloth-based paratroopers\'-jump-badge) being nicely machine-embroidered specimen that come in a never used- ie. \'virtually mint-/unissued\', condition I recently uncovered three - fully identical! - examples of the desirable - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' (or: cloth-based paratroopers'-jump-badge) being all three nicely machine-embroidered specimen that come in a simply never used- nor tunic-attached ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. All pieces are neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and/or linnen-based) thread and simply cannot be upgraded (as can be seen on the pictures). All three pieces show great pronounced detail in order to closely resemble their metal-based counterparts. The pieces originate from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop: they were simply left-over and never used. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. My asking-price is naturally intended per single specimen. Simply a nice occasion to acquire attractive and fully 'text-book' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' (or: paratroopers-jumpbadge) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'B&N - L\'-) marked- and/or: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was produced by the maker: \'Berg u. Nolte\' The attractive - and actually not that easily found! - mid- (ie. later-) war period- and/or detailed war-badge (ie. \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\') has just been moderately worn and comes naturally mounted on its fully functional (and fully unaltered!) pin- and/or functional catch (ie. typical catch set-up). The award - which is clearly used- and or worn - shows a \'separately\'- (and/or detailed!) golden-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of two firmly attached- (and unaltered!) rivets (as is visible on the back). The badge retains a fair bit of its period-applied golden-toned finish but does show a minimally tarnished- (ie. typical zinc-like-) age-patina as is more often encountered on these Luftwaffe war-badges. The badge shows a makers\'-mark-designation (ie. \'B&N - L\'-logo) and is in all respects thus an example that can be attributed to the desirable maker: \'Berg u. Nolte\' based in the town of Lüdenscheid: the award shows naturally all the specific details as known for a genuine paratroopers\'-badge by this particular maker. The piece is just minimally stained ie. dirty but has I deem never been cleaned: the darker-greyish-coloured wreath and/or golden-coloured eagle-device both retain a nice albeit minimally tarnished appearance. I deem that I have priced this attractive \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' according to its comparative scarcity and/or unmistaken desirability!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' (or: paratroopers-jumpbadge) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'B&N - L\'-) marked- and/or: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was produced by the maker: \'Berg u. Nolte\' The attractive - and actually nowadays not that easily found! - mid- (ie. later-) war period- and/or detailed war-badge (ie. \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\') has just been moderately worn and comes naturally mounted on its fully functional (and fully unaltered!) pin- and/or functional catch (ie. typical catch set-up). The award - which is clearly used- and or worn - shows a \'separately\'- (and/or detailed!) faded (ie. \'migriertes\') golden-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of two firmly attached- (and unaltered!) rivets (as is visible on the back). The badge has lost most of its once period-applied golden-toned finish and does show a minimally tarnished- (ie. typical zinc-like) age-patina as is more often encountered on these desirable Luftwaffe war-badges. The badge shows a clearly-present makers\'-mark-designation (ie. \'B&N - L\'-logo) and is in all respects thus an example that can be attributed to the desirable maker: \'Berg u. Nolte\' based in the town of Lüdenscheid: the award shows naturally all the specific details as known for a genuine paratroopers\'-badge by this particular maker. The piece is just minimally stained ie. dirty but has I deem never been cleaned: the greyish-coloured wreath and/or (faded) golden-coloured eagle-device both retain a nice albeit minimally tarnished appearance. I deem that I have priced this attractive \'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen\' according to its comparative scarcity and/or unmistaken desirability!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützenabzeichen in Stoff\' (ie. paratrooper jump-badge in cloth) as executed in machine-embroided linnen on a bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found - example of a WH (LW) so-called: 'Fallschirmschützenabzeichen in Stoff' (or paratrooper jump-badge in cloth) as executed in machine-embroided linnen on a typical bluish-grey-coloured- and/or woolen-based background and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. virtually mint-ie. unissued-), condition. The piece is as stated executed in multi-coloured linnen on a bluish-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based background and is fully 'text-book' in all facets: the badge shows some truly minimal age ie. staining simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. These cloth jump-badges were much favoured by the troops and saw wide-spread usage throughout the war. The piece on offer here originated from a private household in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a great occasion to acquire a virtually mint- ie. unissued example of a: 'Fallschirmschützen-Abzeichen in Stoff' for a competitive price!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fallschirmschützenabzeichen in Stoff\' (or cloth-based paratroopers\' jump-badge) that is nicely machine-embroidered and being of the so-called: \'padded version\' This an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützenabzeichen in Stoff' (or cloth-based, paratroopers' jump-badge) that is neatly machine-embroidered in multi-coloured- (and linnen-based-) thread and being of the neat, so-called: off-factory 'padded version', that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. This particular example has truly great pronounced detail and is made more 'thicker' by the producing-company in order to closely resemble its metal-based counterparts. The piece is nicely 'backed' with black-coloured paper as is more often encountered (which padded structure is partly missing as can be seen on the pictures). The badge was IMO issued and was once tunic-attached: some of the period stitching-remains ie. holes are noticable). The piece shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining. These cloth-based versions were preferred by the soldiers, NCOs and/or officers 'stationed in the field' for obvious reasons. Simply an attractive and fully 'text-book' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fallschirmschützenabzeichen in Stoff' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' being a detailed \'Buntmetall\'-based and (unusually seen!) non-maker-marked example as was produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company and that comes as moderately worn This is an attractive - and I deem early ie. mid-war-period - 'Buntmetall'-based and (unusually seen!) non-maker-marked so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flakkampf-Abzeichen' (or: LW anti-aircraft war-badge) as was produced by the desirable: 'C.E. Juncker'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly issued- and/or moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The attractive badge - which as stated has been only moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and original (ie. fully unaltered, copper-toned) catch (ie. catch-set-up) (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has a greyish-silver-coloured- and separately attached 'eagle-device' in place (as always by badges by this maker) and shows nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge has a superb age-patina and retains most of its original (somewhat 'blackened'-) and/or typical Buntmetall-based finish: it is just a bit dirty but has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. As stated above, is the piece a neat (and unusually!) non-maker-marked specimen that was with certainty produced by the desirable maker: 'C.E. Juncker' based in the town of Berlin. This particlar war-badge originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply a truly very attractive and totally untouched Luftwaffe 'Flakkampfabzeichen' by the desirable 'C.E. Juncker'-company and that that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' being a \'Buntmetall\'-based and (unusually seen!) non-maker-marked example as was produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company and that comes as moderately worn This is an attractive - and I deem early ie. mid-war-period - 'Buntmetall'-based and (unusually seen!) non-maker-marked so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flakkampf-Abzeichen' (or: LW anti-aircraft war-badge) as was produced by the: 'C.E. Juncker'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly issued- and/or moderately worn- and/or used-), condition. The attractive badge - which as stated has been only moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and original (ie. fully unaltered) catch (ie. catch-set-up) (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has a greyish-silver-coloured- and separately attached 'eagle-device' in place (as always by badges by this maker) and shows nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge has a superb age-patina and retains most of its original (somewhat 'blackened'-) and/or typical Buntmetall-based finish: it is just a bit dirty but has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. As stated above, is the piece a neat (and unusually!) non-maker-marked specimen that was with certaintty produced by the desirable maker: 'C.E. Juncker' based in the town of Berlin. The war-badge originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply a truly very attractive and untouched Luftwaffe 'Flakkampfabzeichen' by the desirable 'C.E. Juncker'-company and that that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' being a \'Buntmetall\'-based and (unusually!) non-maker-marked example as was produced by the: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company and that comes in its period etui as issued This is an attractive - and I deem mid-war-period - 'Buntmetall'-based and (unusually!) non-maker-marked so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flakkampf-Abzeichen' (or: LW anti-aircraft war-badge) as was , was produced by the: 'C.E. Juncker'-company and that comes stored in its period (luxuriously-styled!) etui as issued and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly issued- and/or moderately worn- and/or used-), condition. The attractive badge - which as stated has been only moderately worn - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin and original (ie. fully unaltered) catch (ie. catch-set-up) (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has a greyish-silver-coloured- and separately attached 'eagle-device' in place (as always by badges by this maker) and shows nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge has a superb age-patina and retains most of its original (somewhat 'blackened'-) and/or typical Buntmetall-based finish: it is just a bit dirty but has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. As stated above, is the piece a neat (and unusually!) non-maker-marked specimen that was with certaintty produced by the desirable maker: 'C.E. Juncker' based in the town of Berlin. The badge came stored in its luxuriously-styled and typically darker-blue-coloured etui: this etui comes in an overall nice albeit equally used condition and just shows some minimal usage- ie. handing-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The set originated from a private household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply an truly very attractive, boxed Luftwaffe 'Flakkampfabzeichen'-set by the desirable 'C.E. Juncker'-company that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Fliegerschützenabzeichen mit Blitzbündel\', being a zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen that is neatly maker- (ie. \'W. Deumer-) marked on its back This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Fliegerschützenabzeichen mit Blitzbündel' (or air-gunners’-badge with lightning bolts), being a zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that is neatly maker- (ie. 'W. Deumer-) marked on its back, and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge retains some remains of its silverish finish but is also a bit dirty ie. tarnished: it was IMO, however, never cleaned nor polished and has a somewhat 'darkened'- and/or true zinc-like age-patina (as is more often observed with these IMO later-war-period awards). The piece naturally shows all the details on catch and hinge (such as the larger- ie. long-sized- 'hinge-block' and/or: typical, circular-shaped- and larger 'catch-plate' as to be expected for a by 'Wilhelm Deumer'-produced war-badge). It shows two functional (and totally unaltered!) rivets and naturally bears the mentioned makers'-mark on its back (that clearly reads: 'Wilhelm Deumer - Lüdenscheid'). The piece originates from a German flea-marker and was clearly used and/or worn. Of additional interest is also the fact that this piece is a true air-gunners'-badge that still retains its lightning-bolts: sometimes, a 'regular' air-gunners'-badge was used to serve as a: 'Fliegerschützenabzeichen ohne Blitzbündel' and simply had its bolts removed. Simply an attractive and honest 'Flieger- schützenabzeichen mit Blitzbündel' that shows moderate usage and character: I deem that this example is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen\' (or: pilots\'-badge) being a later-war-period- and zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based and clearly maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Assmann & Söhne\'-company This is an attractive - and I deem typical later-war-period - zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example of a clearly maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen\' (or: pilots\'-badge) being an example as was with certainty produced by the: \'Assmann & Söhne\'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly issued- and/or - I deem - moderately worn- and/or used-), condition. The neat badge - which as stated above has been clearly worn and/or issued - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and original (ie. fully unaltered-) catch (-set-up) and/or typical \'block-hinge\' pin-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does it retains both its nicely preserved (and also unaltered) rivets (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has a greyish-silver-coloured- and separately-attached \'eagle-device\' (as always by badges by this maker) that still shows nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge has a superb age-patina and retains most of its original, typical zinc-based finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty but has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. As stated above, is the piece a nicely maker-marked specimen and is an evident example that was produced by maker: \'Assmann & Söhne\' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The war-badge originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive, typical later-war-period WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen\' by the desirable maker \'Assmann & Söhne\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen\' (or: pilots\'-badge) being a later-war-period- and zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based and maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Assmann & Söhne\'-company This is an attractive - and I deem typical later-war-period - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example of a clearly maker- (ie. 'A'-) marked so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen' (or: pilots'-badge) being an example as was with certainty produced by the: 'Assmann & Söhne'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly issued- and/or - I deem - moderately worn- and/or used-), condition. The neat badge - which as stated above has been clearly worn and/or issued - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and original (ie. fully unaltered-) catch (-set-up) and/or typical 'block-hinge' pin-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does it retains both its nicely preserved (and unaltered) rivets (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has a greyish-silver-coloured- and separately-attached 'eagle-device' (as always by badges by this maker) that still shows nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge has a superb age-patina and retains most of its original, typical zinc-based finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty but has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. As stated above, is the piece a nicely maker-marked specimen and is an evident example that was produced by maker: 'Assmann & Söhne' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The war-badge originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive, typical later-war-period WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen' by the desirable maker 'Assmann & Söhne' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen\' (or: pilots\'-badge) being a \'Buntmetall\'-based (and non-maker-marked) example that comes stored in its period etui as was produced by the: \'Friedrich Linden\'- (ie. \'FLL\'-) company This is a truly attractive - and I deem typical mid-war-period! - bright-silver- (and typical 'Buntmetall'- ie. 'Tombak'-based) example of a non-maker-marked, so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen' (or: pilots'-badge) being an example as was with certainty produced by the: 'Friedrich Linden'- (ie. 'FLL'-) company that comes stored in its period etui and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem issued- and/or moderately worn- and/or used-), condition. The neat badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- and original (ie. fully unaltered!) catch (ie. catch-set-up) and/or typical 'block-hinge'-pin-mounting (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does it retains both its nicely preserved (and also unaltered) rivets (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has a bright-silver-coloured- and separately-attached somewhat darker-toned 'eagle-device' that still shows very nice and/or pronounced detail, overall. The badge has a superb age-patina and retains truly almost all of its original finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty but has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. As stated above, is the piece a non-maker-marked specimen and is an evident example that was produced by maker: 'Friedrich Linden' based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The award came stored in its (actually scarcely seen!) blue-coloured etui that shows the (fully preserved and/or golden-toned) text: 'Luftwaffen - Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen' on its top (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui comes in a truly used albeit still nicely preserved, complete and/or fully functional condition: it just shows some clear age, wear and/or staining as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The war-badge-set originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. It should, moreover, be mentioned that 9 out of 10 by 'FLL'-produced war-badges are executed in zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink') something that makes these 'Buntmetall'- ie. 'Tombak'-based specimen quitre desirable. Simply a very attractive 'Buntmetall'-based- and neatly 'boxed' WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen' by the desirable maker 'Friedrich Linden' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flugzeugführerabzeichen in Stoff\' being a standard-issue- ie. \'non-padded\'-) version that is neatly executed in multi-coloured linnen-based thread The attractive breast-badge - which was probably issued but that was never used and that can easily be graded 'virtually mint'. The badge is naturally a fine original example (something that is obvious if one considers the neat multi-coloured- threads and detailed machine-stitching used). This example - which is void of a 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures) - just shows some minimal storage-age only and would most certainly look very nice if mounted on a: 'LW-Fliegerbluse' and is a sound (and much cheaper!) alternative for its metal counterparts. These 'padded'-versions of the 'Flugzeugführerabzeichen in Stoff' can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'.

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flugzeugführerabzeichen in Stoff\' being a \'standard-issued\'- ie. \'non-padded\'-version that is neatly executed in multi-coloured linnen-based thread and that comes in a moderately used- and tunic-removed condition The attractive - clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed! - Luftwaffe-breast-badge (ie. \'Flugzeugführerabzeichen in Stoff\' or: pilots\'-badge) comes in an overall nice- (and I deem most certainly issued- ie. worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The badge is naturally a fine original example (something that is obvious if one considers the neat multi-coloured threads and detailed machine-stitching used). This example - which shows an additional \'cheese-duck backing\' (as can be seen on the pictures) - just shows some minimal age, staining and/or wear: it would, however, still look very nice if re-mounted onto a: \'LW-Fliegerbluse\' and is a sound (and much cheaper!) alternative for its metal counterparts. Simpy a neat LW \'Flugzeugführerabzeichen in Stoff\' that is priced according to its truly used- and/or worn condition!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, bluish-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in a clearly issued-, minimally worn and/or (I deem) carefully tunic-removed-, condition This is a truly attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, bluish-grey-coloured- and/or typical woolen-based \'backing\' and that comes in a clearly issued-, moderately worn- and/or with certainty carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The shield comes naturally complete with its metal-based \'back-plate\' and has all its four prongs in place: also does it retain its black-coloured, protective paper-based backing in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often seen - truly retains all of its original, bright-golden-coloured- and somewhat \'shiny\' finish ie. bronze-like appearance in place and was never cleaned nor polished: it does show some minimal staining caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage only. Simply a very attractive - and desirable! - \'Luftwaffe\'-pattern example that was surely issued and/or minimally worn. It should be noted that these \'minimally used- and truly worn\' \'Luftwaffe\'-examples are quite hard to come by: it will be hard to upgrade this attractive specimen!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, bluish-grey-coloured \'backing\' and that comes in a clearly- ie. moderately used- and/or carefully tunic-removed, condition This is a neat example of a (presumed) non-maker-marked example of a WH (Luftwaffe) 'Krim'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, typical bluish-grey-coloured 'backing' and that comes in a moderately used- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached- and/or carefully tunic-removed, condition. The shield comes in an overall nice condition and comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate in place: moreover, does it still retain three of its four prongs (one is regrettably missing ie. broken-off. The prongs are situated in the centre of the shield (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield is void of a piece of a protective backing-paper: this might have been present but has been lost over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often - retains a fair bit (ie. most) of its original, darker-coloured- and/or tarnished finish ie. bronze-like appearance and was never cleaned nor polished. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a moderately used 'Luftwaffe'-pattern example for a justified price!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Krim\'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, bluish-grey-coloured, LW-type \'backing\' and that comes in an issued-, worn- (and carefully tunic-removed-), condition) This is an attractive example of a (presumably) non-maker-marked, WH (Luftwaffe) 'Krim'-campaign-shield that comes mounted onto its original, bluish-grey-coloured- and/or typical, woolen-based 'backing' and that comes in a minimally used and most certainly once-tunic-attached, condition. The neat shield comes in a truly wonderful condition and comes naturally complete with its metal-based back-plate and has all its four prongs in place (which are attached to the centre of the shield): moreover, does it retain its protective - black-coloured- (and/or typical paper-based) 'backing-paper' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). The shield - which is minimally converse-shaped as more often - retains most (ie. all!) of its original-, darker-coloured- and somewhat 'darkened' finish ie. bronze-like appearance: it just shows some minimal staining but was never cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive and desirable 'Luftwaffe'-pattern example that was presumably issued but that was never worn. It should be noted that these nicely preserved 'Luftwaffe'-pattern examples are quite hard to come by: I deem that this specimen is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Schützenschnur\' (ie. shooting-lanyard) being an example of the lowest- ie. third grade (ie. \'Luftwaffe Schützenschnur der 3. Stufe für Gewehrschutzen\') The neat silverish-blue-coloured and/or 'twisted' lanyard comes in an overall fine and complete condition and shows no real damage whatsoever: just some aging and/or slight staining is present and/or visible (as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on the attached (silverish-grey-coloured- and I deem zinc-based-) 'crest' is really pronounced and/or very detailed: it has a nice age-patina and has acquired some minimal tarnish over the years (it was, however, never cleaned nor polished). The lanyard has a bluish-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based 'backing' attached as per regulation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was I deem only moderately used- and/or worn and shows some minimal wear and/or staining on the lanyard (as can be seen on the pictures). In any case an attractive and/or decorative Luftwaffe-related piece that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Schützenschnur\' (ie. shooting-lanyard) being an example of the lowest- ie. third grade (ie. \'Luftwaffe Schützenschnur der 3. Stufe für Gewehrschutzen\') The neat silverish-blue-coloured and/or 'twisted' lanyard comes in an overall fine and complete condition and shows no real damage whatsoever: just some aging and/or slight staining is present and/or visible (as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on the attached (silverish-grey-coloured- and I deem aluminium-based-) 'crest' is really pronounced and/or very detailed: it has a nice age-patina and has acquired some minimal tarnish over the years (it was, however, never cleaned nor polished). The lanyard has a bluish-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based 'backing' attached as per regulation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was I deem only moderately used- and/or worn and shows some minimal wear and/or staining on the lanyard (as can be seen on the pictures). In any case an attractive and/or decorative Luftwaffe-related piece that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Schützenschnur\' (ie. shooting-lanyard) being an example of the lowest- ie. third grade (ie. \'Schützenschnur der 3. Stufe für Gewehrschutzen\') The neat silverish-blue-coloured and/or 'twisted' lanyard comes in an overall fine and complete condition and shows no damage whatsoever: just some aging and/or slight staining is present and/or visible (as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on the attached (I deem aluminium-based-) 'crest' is really pronounced and/or very detailed: it has a nice age-patina and has acquired some minimal tarnish over the years (it was, however, never cleaned nor polished). The lanyard has a bluish-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based 'backing' attached as per regulation (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was I deem only moderately used- and/or worn and shows some minimal wear and/or staining on the lanyard (as can be seen on the pictures). In any case an attractive and/or decorative piece that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'Schützenschnur\' (ie. shooting-lanyard), as was specifically intended for usage by the various \'Luftwaffe\'-troops, being an example of (IMO) the second grade (ie. \'Schützenschnur der 2. Stufe für die Flak-Artillerie-Trup The neat silver-coloured and/or 'twisted' lanyard is in an overall fine condition and shows no real damage whatsoever: just some aging and/or slight staining is present and/or visible (see pictures). The detail on the attached (IMO aluminium-based-) 'crest' is really pronounced and/or very detailed: it has a nice age-patina and has acquired some minimal tarnish over the years (it was IMO however never cleaned nor polished - see pictures). The lanyard has a bluish-grey- coloured and/or woolen-based 'backing' attached as per regulation (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does this particular piece shows a seperately attached so-called: shell-attachment (being IMO a firm indicator that its deals with a: 'Schützenschnur der 2. Stufe für die Flak-Artillerie-Truppen'). The piece was IMO only moderately used- and/or worn and shows some minimal wear and/or staining on the lanyard (as can be seen on the pictures). In any case a very attractive and/or decorative piece that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'standard-issue\', bluish-grey-coloured- (ie. \'blaumelliertes\') so-called: \'under-the-tunic\'-shirt (ie. \'Diensthemd\') being a moderately used example that bears an: \'L.B.A.39\'-ink-stamp on its front This is an attractive - and actually fairly rarely encountered! - 'standard-issue'-pattern WH (Luftwaffe) equipment-item: a linnen-based (ie. so-called: 'blaumelliertes') 'under-the-tunic'-shirt (ie. 'Diensthemd') that was worn by the various LW-troops throughout the war and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. This fairly large-sized example is light-blue- (ie. 'melliert') coloured and has the typical long-sized length and is of the interesting pattern having a removable collar (that comes of course with the shirt as found). This example is void of any 'front-pockets' and never had a breast-eagle nor shoulderstraps attached (as is more commonly encountered). These neat Luftwaffe-shirts can easily be considered fairly rare, simply due to the fact that most of them were simply re-used and 'worn-out' after the war. This example shows a vague - but most certainly present! - inked-stamped date-designation ie. stamp (that reads: 'L.B.A.39' or: 'Luftwaffe-Bekleidungs-Amt 1939') that can be found on the shirts-front as can be seen on picture 5). The shirt comes with its originally attached (resin-based) buttons but misses three of the closure-buttons on the arms (as can also be seen on the pictures). The shirt shows some minimal staining but is totally void of any damage or alike. Note: it should be noted that this is NOT a modern copy or even 'Bunderwehr'-shirt but a genuine, German, period-WWII-item that would certainly show nice if used for a LW-mannequin set-up. Simply a great opportunity to acquite a rare and desirable Luftwaffe-equipment-item!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'standard-pattern\' belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der LW\') being a non-maker-marked- and/or typical bluish-coloured example that comes in a clearly used- ie. worn, condition The neat - and clearly used- and/or worn - WH (Luftwaffe) 'standard-pattern' belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Uffz. u. Mannschaften der Luftwaffe') shows the (typical) bluish-coloured and fairly 'glossy'-styled, sprayed surface but is totally void of a makers'-designation on its inside (as can be seen on the pictures) something that is more often encountered. The buckle has regrettably lost some of its period-applied paint and does show some obvious age, wear and/or (minimal) rust-staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The buckle - which still retains pronounced detail as to be expected - orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that I have priced this attractive WH (Luftwaffe) belt-buckle according to its moderately used- and/or clearly worn condition!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical\'-issue- (ie. DAK or: \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-) related \'trapezoid-styled\' breasteagle, as was intended for usage on the tropical-shirts This attractive example is neatly greyish- ie. silver-white-coloured- and was executed on a (slightly thicker-shaped-) tropical, light-brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or also linnen-based, background. The piece was simply never used (nor pre-folded- ie. confectioned) and can easily be graded 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) and does show some minimal staining as caused by years of storage only but has nevertheless maintained nice detail overall. The piece can as such naturally easily serve to restore any tropical-shirt. These 'tropical' (ie. DAK- or: 'Deutsches Afrika Korps'-related-) breasteagles as intended for the tropical-shirts can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical\'-issued- (ie. DAK or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\') \'trapezoid-styled\' breasteagle, as was intended for usage on the tropical-shirts (ie. \'Hemden\') This attractive example is neatly greyish- ie. silver-white-coloured- and was executed on a (slightly thicker-shaped-) tropical-styled- and light-brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or also linnen-based, background. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice and/or clearly shirt-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) and does show some minimal staining as caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall. The piece is carefully period-trimmed- ie. folded and can as such easily serve to restore any tropical-shirt. The piece still shows some of the period stitching-holes and/or remains as can be seen on the pictures. These 'tropical' (ie. DAK or: 'Deutsches Afrika Korps') breasteagles as intended for the tropical-shirts can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very nice attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical\'-issued- (ie. DAK or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\') \'trapezoid-styled\' breasteagle, as was intended for usage on the tropical-shirts (ie. \'Hemden\') This attractive example is neatly greyish- ie. silver-white-coloured- and was executed on a (slightly thicker-shaped-) tropical-styled- and light-brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or also linnen-based, background. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice and/or clearly shirt-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) and does show some minimal staining as caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall. The piece is carefully period-trimmed- ie. folded and can as such easily serve to restore any tropical-shirt. The piece still shows some of the period stitching-holes and/or remains as can be seen on the pictures. These 'tropical' (ie. DAK or: 'Deutsches Afrika Korps') Luftwaffe-type breasteagles as intended for the tropical-shirts can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very nice attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical\'-issued- (ie. DAK or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\') \'trapezoid-styled\' breasteagle, as was intended for usage on the tropical-shirts (ie. \'Hemden\') This attractive example is neatly greyish- ie. silver-white-coloured- and was executed on a (slightly thicker-shaped-) tropical-styled- and light-brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or also linnen-based, background. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice and/or clearly shirt-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained (ie. truly faded by sunlight) and does show some minimal staining as caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall. The piece is carefully period-trimmed- ie. folded and can as such easily serve to restore any tropical-shirt. The piece still shows some of the period stitching-holes and/or remains as can be seen on the pictures. These 'tropical' (ie. DAK or: 'Deutsches Afrika Korps') Luftwaffe-type breasteagles as intended for the tropical-shirts can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very nice attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical\'-issued- (ie. DAK or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\') \'trapezoid-styled\' breasteagle, as was intended for usage on the tropical-shirts (ie. \'Hemden\') This attractive example is neatly greyish- ie. silver-white-coloured- and was executed on a (slightly thicker-shaped-) tropical-styled- and light-brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or also linnen-based, background. The piece comes - as stated above - in a nice and/or clearly shirt-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) and does show some minimal staining as caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall. The piece is carefully period-trimmed- ie. folded and can as such easily serve to restore any tropical-shirt. The piece still shows some of the period stitching-holes and/or remains as can be seen on the pictures. These 'tropical' (ie. DAK or: 'Deutsches Afrika Korps') Luftwaffe-type breasteagles as intended for the tropical-shirts can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very nice attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical\'-issued- (ie. DAK or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\') \'trapezoid-styled\' breasteagle, as was specifically intended for usage on the tropical-shirts This attractive example is neatly greyish- (ie. silver-white-) coloured- and was executed on a (slightly thicker-shaped) tropical, light-brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or also linnen-based, background. The piece comes - as stated above - in an overall very nice and/or clearly shirt-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) and does show some minimal staining as caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall. The piece is carefully period-trimmed- ie. folded and can as such easily serve to restore any tropical-shirt. The piece still shows some of the period stitching-holes and/or remains as can be seen on the pictures. These 'tropical' (ie. DAK or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps') breasteagles as intended for the tropical-shirts can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very nice attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical\'-issued- (ie. DAK or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\') \'trapezoid-styled\'-breasteagle, as was specifically intended for usage on the various tropical-shirts (ie. \'Tropen-Hemden\') This attractive example on offer here is neatly greyish- (ie. silver-white-) coloured and was executed on a (slightly thicker-shaped) tropical-styled- and/or light-brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or also linnen-based, background. The piece (which measures approximately 11 cms. from 'point to point') comes - as stated above - in an overall very nice and/or with certainty shirt-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece does show some minimal staining as caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has truly maintained very nice detail overall. The piece is carefully period-trimmed- ie. folded and can as such easily serve to restore any tropical-shirt. It still shows some of the period stitching-holes and/or remains (as can be seen on the pictures). These 'tropical' (ie. DAK or: 'Deutsches Afrika Korps') Luftwaffe-type breasteagles as intended for the tropical-shirts can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical\'-issued- (ie. DAK or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related) \'trapezoid-styled\' breasteagle as was specifically intended for usage on the tropical-shirts This attractive example is neatly greyish- (ie. silver-white-) coloured- and is executed on a (slightly thicker-shaped) tropical-styled, light-brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or also linnen-based, background. The piece comes - as stated above - in an overall very nice and/or clearly shirt-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) and does show some minimal staining as caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall. The piece is carefully period-trimmed- ie. folded and can as such easily serve to restore any tropical-shirt. The piece still shows some of the period stitching-holes and/or thread-remains as can be seen on the pictures. These 'tropical' (ie. DAK or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps') breasteagles as intended for the tropical-shirts can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very nice attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical\'-issued- (ie. DAK or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related) \'trapezoid-styled\' breasteagle as was specifically intended for usage on the tropical-shirts This attractive example is neatly greyish- (ie. silver-white-) coloured- and is executed on a (slightly thicker-shaped) tropical-styled, light-brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or also linnen-based, background. The piece comes - as stated above - in an overall very nice and/or clearly shirt-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which measures from wing-tip to wing-tip approximately 11,2 cms. - is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) and does show some minimal staining as caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall. The piece is carefully period-trimmed- ie. folded and can as such easily serve to restore any tropical-shirt. The piece still shows some of the period stitching-holes and/or thread-remains as can be seen on the pictures. These \'tropical\' (ie. DAK or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\') breasteagles as intended for the tropical-shirts can easily be graded \'scarce\'. Simply a very nice attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical\'-issued- (ie. DAK or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related) \'trapezoid-styled\' breasteagle as was specifically intended for usage on the tropical-shirts This attractive example is neatly greyish- (ie. silver-white-) coloured- and is executed on a (slightly thicker-shaped) tropical-styled, light-brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or also linnen-based, background. The piece comes - as stated above - in an overall very nice and/or clearly shirt-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which measures from wing-tip to wing-tip approximately 11,2 cms. - is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) and does show some minimal staining as caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall. The piece is carefully period-trimmed- ie. folded and can as such easily serve to restore any tropical-shirt. The piece still shows some of the period stitching-holes and/or thread-remains as can be seen on the pictures. These \'tropical\' (ie. DAK or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\') breasteagles as intended for the tropical-shirts can easily be graded \'scarce\'. Simply a very nice attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical\'-issued- (ie. DAK or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related) \'trapezoid-styled\' breasteagle as was specifically intended for usage on the tropical-shirts This attractive example is neatly greyish- (ie. silver-white-) coloured- and is executed on a (slightly thicker-shaped) tropical-styled, light-brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or also linnen-based, background. The piece comes - as stated above - in an overall very nice and/or clearly shirt-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which measures from wing-tip to wing-tip approximately 9 cms. - is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) and does show some minimal staining as caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall. The piece is carefully period-trimmed- ie. folded and can as such easily serve to restore any tropical-shirt. The piece still shows some of the period stitching-holes and/or thread-remains as can be seen on the pictures. These 'tropical' (ie. DAK or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps') breasteagles as intended for the tropical-shirts can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very nice attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical\'-issued- (ie. DAK or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related) \'trapezoid-styled\' breasteagle as was specifically intended for usage on the tropical-shirts This attractive example is neatly greyish- (ie. silver-white-) coloured- and is executed on a (slightly thicker-shaped!) tropical-styled, light-brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or also linnen-based, background. The piece comes - as stated above - in an overall very nice and/or clearly shirt-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which measures from wing-tip to wing-tip approximately 9,7 cms. - is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) and does show some minimal staining as caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall. The piece is carefully period-trimmed- ie. folded and can as such easily serve to restore any tropical-shirt. The piece still shows some of the period stitching-holes and/or thread-remains as can be seen on the pictures. These 'tropical' (ie. DAK or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps') breasteagles as intended for the tropical-shirts can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very nice attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical\'-issued- (ie. DAK or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related) \'trapezoid-styled\' breasteagle as was specifically intended for usage on the tropical-shirts This attractive example is neatly greyish- (ie. silver-white-) coloured- and is executed on a (slightly thinner-shaped!) tropical-styled, light-brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or also linnen-based, background. The piece comes - as stated above - in an overall very nice and/or clearly shirt-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which measures from wing-tip to wing-tip approximately 10,2 cms. - is just a tiny bit stained (ie. faded) and does show some minimal staining as caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall. The piece is carefully period-trimmed- ie. folded and can as such easily serve to restore any tropical-shirt. The piece still shows some of the period stitching-holes and/or thread-remains as can be seen on the pictures. These 'tropical' (ie. DAK or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps') breasteagles as intended for the tropical-shirts can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very nice attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'tropical\'-issued- (ie. DAK or \'Deutsches Afrika Korps\'-related) \'trapezoid-styled\' breasteagle as was specifically intended for usage on the tropical-shirts This attractive example is neatly greyish- (ie. silver-white-) coloured- and is executed on a (slightly thinner-shaped) tropical-styled, light-brownish- (ie. typical tan-) coloured and/or also linnen-based, background. The piece comes - as stated above - in an overall very nice and/or clearly shirt-removed condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which measures from wing-tip to wing-tip approximately 10,4 cms. - is just a tiny bit stained (ie. minimally faded) and does show some minimal staining as caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but has maintained very nice detail overall. The piece is carefully period-trimmed- ie. folded and can as such easily serve to restore any tropical-shirt. The piece still shows some of the period stitching-holes and/or thread-remains as can be seen on the pictures. These 'tropical' (ie. DAK or 'Deutsches Afrika Korps') breasteagles as intended for the tropical-shirts (ie. 'Hemden') can easily be graded 'scarce'. Simply a very nice attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'variant\'-pattern, bluish-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle (being a clearly maker-marked- and/or: \'1940\'-dated example that comes in a wonderful and/or hardly used- nor worn, condition) This is a truly attractive example of a (Luftwaffe) bluish-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based 'variant'-pattern belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') being a neatly maker-marked- and/or: '1940'-dated example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly worn- nor used- ie. I deem 'virtually mint'), condition. The buckle truly retains all of its fairly 'shiny'-styled, bluish-grey-coloured finish without showing any wear nor defaults: it was simply never cleaned nor polished and does just show some minimal dust and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle also shows some obvious dust caused by over more than 80 years of storage. The piece is a typical LW-'variant'-pattern belt-buckle and differs from the regular-pattern LW-belt-buckles because of the presence of a 'non-pebbled-styled'-background of the oval-shaped, eagles'-background (as can be clearly seen in the pictures). The buckle shows a (hard to decypher) logo (which is from the rarely found: 'Schmole'-companty based in the town of Menden) and is clearly dated '1940' (something that is more often observed). The piece was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very attractive, 'Luftwaffe'-'variant'-pattern example that is priced according to its beautiful and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) \'variant\'-pattern, bluish-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle (being a clearly maker-marked- and/or: \'1940\'-dated example that comes in a wonderful and/or hardly used- nor worn, condition) This is a truly attractive example of a (Luftwaffe) bluish-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based \'variant\'-pattern belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') being a neatly maker-marked- and/or: \'1940\'-dated example that comes mounted onto its natural-coloured leather-based tab and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem hardly worn- nor used-), condition. The buckle truly retains most of its fairly \'shiny\'-styled, bluish-grey-coloured finish without showing any wear nor defaults: it was simply never cleaned nor polished and does just show some minimal dust and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle also shows some obvious dust caused by over more than 80 years of storage. The piece is a typical LW-\'variant\'-pattern belt-buckle and differs from the regular-pattern LW-belt-buckles because of the presence of a \'non-pebbled-styled\'-background of the oval-shaped, eagles\'-background (as can be clearly seen in the pictures). The buckle itself shows a (hard to decypher) logo (which is from the rarely found: \'Schmölle\'-company based in the town of Menden. The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows a clearly present, oval-shaped: \'Schmölle & Co. - Menden - 1940\'-stamp (as can be clearly seen in the pictures) and remains in an equally nicely preserved condition overall (it was I deem never greased nor oiled but does show some minimal age ie. staining). The piece originates from an extensive belt-buckle-collection that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very attractive, \'Schmölle\'-marked, \'variant\'-pattern \'Luftwaffe\'-example that is priced according to its overall nice- ie. fully untouched condition!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe), neatly hand-embroidered officers\'-pattern cap-wreath (ie. cocarde) or: \'Mützenkokarde für Offiziers-Schirmmütze\' as was intended for a \'Luftwaffe\' officers\'-type visor-cap (ie. \'Schirmmütze\') This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe), neatly hand-embroidered officers'-pattern cap-wreath (ie. cocarde) or: 'Mützenkokarde für Offiziers-Schirmmütze' as was intended for usage on a: 'Luftwaffe' officers'-type visor-cap (ie. 'Schirmmütze') that comes in an overall very nice (IMO never used- nor cap-attached- ie. virtually mint-), condition. The neat piece - which has a 'wingspan' of approximately 15 cms. - is executed on black-coloured wool and is neatly 'backed' with black-coloured linnen (as more often) and shows some dust and/or tarnish, simply caused by decades of storage only. The quality of the used embroidery is stunning: it is quite thick and pronounced in execution. Simply a great replacement-item that is ideally fitted to restore any 'Luftwaffe' officers'-type visor-cap (ie.'Offiziers-Schirmmütze')!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe)-related- (and I deem officers\'-pattern) breast-badge ie. eagle-device as was specifically intended for commissioned-staff working within the WH \'Generalluftzeugmeister\'- (ie. \'GL\'-) organisation This is an attractive - just minimally worn and nicely detailed! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe)-related (and I deem merely officers\'-pattern) so-called breast-badge ie. eagle-device (as was specifically intended for usage by commisoned staff working within the WH (Luftwaffe) \'Generalluftzeugmeister\' (ie. \'GL\') organisation and being an example that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. minimally used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. This fairly unknown TR-period-organisation - which was staffed with merely civilian personal but had commissioned (ie. air-force-) staff in the lead - was presumably active in various industrial tasks dealing with the greater Luftwaffe. There is not much reference-work for the exact tasking ie. usage of these breast-badges: they were worn as breast-badges on the tunics (see attached photo numbered 3, wherein a soldier is seen wearing this badge on his breast). These badges are most times incorrectly referred to as \'visor-cap\'-badges but were merely used as breast-badges). The badge on offer here is a truly very detailed example that is executed in greyish-silver-coloured- and I deem zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based metal. It shows a neat \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation on its back but misses two (of its three) copper-based prongs: only one prong is still present and in place. It shows some truly minimal aging, simply caused by storage and/or minimal wear. Simply a very attractive - and most certainly unusually encountered! - \'Generalluftzeugmeister\'-eagle-device - ie. breast-eagle - that is priced according to its obvious rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe)-related- (and I deem officers\'-pattern) breast-badge ie. eagle-device, as was intended for commissioned-staff working within the WH \'Generalluftzeugmeister\'- (ie. \'GL\'-) organisation This is an attractive - and nicely detailed! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe)-related (and I deem officers'-pattern) so-called breast-badge ie. eagle-device (as was specifically intended for usage by commisoned staff working within the WH (Luftwaffe) 'Generalluftzeugmeister' (ie. 'GL') organisation, that comes in an overall nice- (ie. minimally used- ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. This fairly unknown TR-period-organisation - which was staffed with merely civilian personal but had commissioned (ie. air-force-) staff in the lead - was presumably active in various industrial tasks dealing with the greater Luftwaffe. There is not much reference-work for the exact tasking ie. usage of these breast-badges: they were worn as breast-badges on the tunics (see attached photo numbered 3, wherein a soldier is seen wearing this badge on his breast). These badges are most times incorrectly referred to as 'visor-cap'-badges but were merely used as breast-badges). The badge on offer here is a truly very detailed example that is executed in silver-coloured- and I deem zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. It shows a neat 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-designation on its back but misses two (of its three) copper-based prongs: only one prong is still in place. It shows some truly minimal aging, simply caused by storage and/or minimal wear. Simply a very attractive - and most certainly unusually encountered! - 'Generalluftzeugmeister'-eagle-device - ie. breast-eagle - that is priced according to its obvious rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe)-related- (and IMO EM- ie. NCO-pattern-) machine-embroidered breast-badge ie. eagle-device, as was intended for staff working within the greater WH \'Generalluftzeugmeister\'- (ie. \'GL\'-) organisation This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe)-related (and IMO EM- ie. NCO-pattern-) machine-embroidered breast-badge (as was intended for staff working within the WH (LW) 'Generalluftzeugmeister' (ie. 'GL') organisation, that comes in an overall nice (ie. IMO never used- nor tunic-attached-), condition. This fairly unknown TR-period-organisation - which was staffed with merely civilian personal but had commissioned (ie. air-force-) staff in the lead - was presumably active in various industrial tasks dealing with the greater Luftwaffe. There is not much reference-work for the exact tasking ie. usage of these breast-badges. These badges are most times incorrectly referred to as 'visor-cap'-badges but were merely used as breast-badges). The badge on offer here is a detailed example that is executed in black-coloured-, linnen-based thread as woven on a golden-yellow-coloured background. The badge - which is regular- (ie. fairly large-) sized and measures on its top approximately 14 cms. - shows some truly minimal aging, wear and/or minimal handling. Simply an attractive and most certainly unusually encountered: WH (LW) 'Generalluftzeugmeister'-related breast-badge that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe)-related- (and IMO EM- ie. NCO-pattern-) machine-embroidered breast-badge ie. eagle-device, as was intended for staff working within the WH \'Generalluftzeugmeister\'- (ie. \'GL\'-) organisation This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe)-related (and IMO EM- ie. NCO-pattern-) machine-embroidered breast-badge (as was intended for staff working within the WH (LW) 'Generalluftzeugmeister' (ie. 'GL') organisation, that comes in an overall nice (ie. IMO minimally used- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. This fairly unknown TR-period-organisation - which was staffed with merely civilian personal but had commissioned (ie. air-force-) staff in the lead - was presumably active in various industrial tasks dealing with the greater Luftwaffe. There is not much reference-work for the exact tasking ie. usage of these breast-badges. These badges are most times incorrectly referred to as 'visor-cap'-badges but were merely used as breast-badges). The badge on offer here is a detailed example that is executed in black-coloured-, linnen-based thread as woven on a golden-yellow-coloured background. The badge - which is fairly small-sized and measures on its top 8.5 cms. - shows some truly minimal aging, wear and/or minimal handling. Simply an attractive and most certainly unusually encountered: WH (LW) 'Generalluftzeugmeister'-related breast-badge that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe)-related- (and IMO officers\'-pattern-) breast-badge ie. eagle-device, as was intended for staff working within the WH \'Generalluftzeug- meister\'- (ie. \'GL\'-) organisation This is an attractive - and nicely detailed! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe)-related (and IMO officers'-pattern-) so-called breast-badge ie. eagle-device (as was intended for staff working within the WH (LW) 'Generalluftzeugmeister' (ie. 'GL') organisation, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO virtually mint- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This fairly unknown TR-period-organisation - which was staffed with merely civilian personal but had commissioned (ie. air-force-) staff in the lead - was presumably active in various industrial tasks dealing with the greater Luftwaffe. There is not much reference-work for the exact tasking ie. usage of these breast-badges: they were worn as breast-badges on the tunics (see attached photo numbered 3, wherein a soldier is seen wearing this badge on his breast). These badges are most times incorrectly referred to as 'visor-cap'-badges but were merely used as breast-badges). The badge on offer here is a truly very detailed example that is executed in silver-coloured- and IMO zinc- (ie. Feinzink-) based metal. It shows a neat 'Ges.Gesch.' patent-pending marking on the back and comes mounted on all its three (never folded nor bent!) prongs. It shows some truly minimal aging, simply caused by storage and/or minimal handling. Simply a very attractive and most certainly unusually encountered: 'GL-Schirmmütze' eagle-device - ie. breast-eagle - that is IMO priced according to its rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe)-related- (and IMO officers\'-pattern-) breast-badge ie. eagle-device, as was intended for staff working within the WH \'Generalluftzeugmeister\'- (ie. \'GL\'-) organisation This is an attractive - and nicely detailed! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe)-related (and IMO officers'-pattern-) so-called breast-badge ie. eagle-device (as was intended for staff working within the WH (LW) 'Generalluftzeugmeister' (ie. 'GL') organisation, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO virtually mint- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This fairly unknown TR-period-organisation - which was staffed with merely civilian personal but had commissioned (ie. air-force-) staff in the lead - was presumably active in various industrial tasks dealing with the greater Luftwaffe. There is not much reference-work for the exact tasking ie. usage of these breast-badges: they were worn as breast-badges on the tunics (see attached photo numbered 3, wherein a soldier is seen wearing this badge on his breast). These badges are most times incorrectly referred to as 'visor-cap'-badges but were merely used as breast-badges). The badge on offer here is a truly very detailed example that is executed in silver-coloured- and IMO zinc- (ie. Feinzink-) based metal. It shows a neat 'Ges.Gesch.' patent-pending marking on the back and comes mounted on all its three (never folded nor bent!) prongs. It shows some truly minimal aging, simply caused by storage and/or minimal handling. Simply a very attractive and most certainly unusually encountered: 'GL-Schirmmütze' eagle-device - ie. breast-eagle - that is IMO priced according to its rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe)-related- (and IMO officers\'-pattern-) breast-badge ie. eagle-device, as was intended for staff working within the WH \'Generalluftzeugmeister\'- (ie. \'GL\'-) organisation This is an attractive - and nicely detailed! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe)-related (and IMO officers'-pattern-) so-called breast-badge ie. eagle-device (as was intended for staff working within the WH (LW) 'Generalluftzeugmeister' (ie. 'GL') organisation, that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO virtually mint- and/or never tunic-attached-), condition. This fairly unknown TR-period-organisation - which was staffed with merely civilian personal but had commissioned (ie. air-force-) staff in the lead - was presumably active in various industrial tasks dealing with the greater Luftwaffe. There is not much reference-work for the exact tasking ie. usage of these breast-badges: they were worn as breast-badges on the tunics (see attached photo numbered 3, wherein a soldier is seen wearing this badge on his breast). These badges are most times incorrectly referred to as 'visor-cap'-badges but were merely used as breast-badges). The badge on offer here is a truly very detailed example that is executed in silver-coloured- and IMO zinc- (ie. Feinzink-) based metal. It shows a neat 'Ges.Gesch.' patent-pending marking on the back and comes mounted on all its three (never folded nor bent!) prongs. It shows some truly minimal aging, simply caused by storage and/or minimal handling. Simply a very attractive and most certainly unusually encountered: 'GL-Schirmmütze' eagle-device - ie. breast-eagle - that is IMO priced according to its rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe)-related- and/or: \'trapezoid-styled\' breasteagle, depicting the text: \'L. Bau\' as was intended for usage on the various tunics and/or overalls This attractive example is neatly greyish- ie. silver-white-coloured- and was executed on a (slightly thin-shaped-) black-coloured and/or also linnen-based, background. The piece was simply never used (nor pre-folded- ie. confectioned) and can easily be graded 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is a tiny bit stained and does show some minimal staining as caused by years of storage only but has nevertheless maintained nice detail overall. To date the exact usage of these interesting (and with certainty Luftwaffe-related-) breasteagles is not yet fully determined: they were presumable worn by workers- and/or staff employed in the various airforce-related 'Bau'- (ie. engineer) units and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe-, Heeres etc.-) related, metal-based (and/or IMO genuine silver-based-) \'souvenir\'-ring depicting an engraved outline of the Krim-peninsula and showing the engraved text: \'Krim\' and initials: \'H.M. - 1942\' The neat (and with certainty male-type- and/or: truly larger-sized-) finger-ring is IMO executed in genuine silver and retains great pronounced detail. It is void of any makers'-mark (as more often) and also does not show a '800' silver-contents-mark (or alike). The ring is clearly worn ie. used (it is still a bit tarnished and was with certainty never cleaned nor polished). The detail on the engraved (ie. Krim-peninsula and/or text) is however nicely preserved and void of any damage or alike (see pictures). The piece originates (IMO) of a local Russian-production (something that explains the not so detailed- ie. crudely executed appearance). Of additional interest is the fact that the inside shows the engraved text- ie. initials: 'H.M. - 1942'. These 'souvenir'-rings could be privately purchased from local artisans and were very popular amongst the troops. Simply a neat and 100% genuine example that originates from a German private household where it was recently uncovered!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe-, Heeres etc.-) related, metal-based (ie. silver-coloured- and/or IMO genuine silver-based-) \'souvenir\'-ring depicting an engraved outline of the Krim-peninsula and showing the engraved text: \'Krim 1944\' The neat (and with certainty male-type- and/or: larger-sized-) finger-ring is IMO executed in genuine silver and retains great pronounced detail. It is void of any makers'-mark (as more often) and also does not show a '800' silver-contents-mark (or alike). The ring is clearly worn ie. used (it is still a bit tarnished and was with certainty never cleaned nor polished). The detail on the engraved (ie. Krim-peninsula and/or text) is however nicely preserved and void of any damage or alike (see pictures). The piece originates (IMO) of a local Russian-production (something that explains the not so detailed- ie. crudely executed appearance). These 'souvenir'-rings could be privately purchased from local artisans and were very popular amongst the troops. Simply a neat and 100% genuine example that originates from a German private household where it was recently uncovered!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe-, Heeres-, RAD- etc.-) related, metal-based- (ie. silver-coloured- and silver-plated) \'souvenir\'-ring depicting a fortification and showing the text: \'Westwall\' on its sides The neat (and with certainty male-type- and/or: medium-sized-) finger-ring is I deem executed in silver-coloured- and silver-plated metal and truly retains great pronounced detail. It is void of any makers'-mark (as more often) and is clearly worn ie. used (it is still a bit tarnished and was with certainty never cleaned nor polished). The detail on the stamped scenery is however nicely preserved and void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The sides show the text: 'Westwall' (as can be seen on the pictures). These 'souvenir'-rings could be privately purchased from local artisans and were very popular amongst the troops. Simply a neat and naturally 100% genuine example that originates from a German private-household where it was recently uncovered!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe-/Heeres- ie. \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related, metal-based (ie. silver-coloured- and/or IMO genuine silver- ie. golden-based-) \'souvenir\'-ring depicting an engraved palmtree and showing the text: \'DAK 1941\' The neat (and with certainty male-type- and/or: medium-sized-) finger-ring is IMO executed in genuine silver having a (IMO genuine golden-based top-shield) and retains great pronounced detail. It shows a makers'-mark on one of its sides (as can be seen on the pictures (as more often). The ring is clearly worn ie. used (it is still a bit tarnished and was with certainty never cleaned nor polished). The detail on the engraved (ie. palm-tree and/or text) is however nicely preserved and void of any damage or alike (see pictures). The piece originates (IMO) of a local African-production (something that explains the not so detailed- ie. crudely executed appearance). These 'souvenir'-rings could be privately purchased from local artisans and were very popular amongst the troops. Simply a neat and 100% genuine example that originates from a German private household where it was recently uncovered!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe-related- and/or officers\'-pattern) hand-embroidered version of a: \'Segelfliegerabzeichen\' (or: glider-pilots\' badge), being of the silver-class having a single \'Schwinge\' This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe-related- and/or officers'-pattern-) hand-embroidered version of a: 'Segelfliegerabzeichen' (or: glider-pilots' badge), being of the silver-class having a single 'Schwinge' (or wing) that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO clearly worn- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition. The badge has extraordinary detail and is executed in silver-coloured braid on typical LW-type wool. The badge does show some age and/or wear but is void of any damage or alike. Simply a very detailed and fine example of this 'Luftwaffe'-related breast-badge!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe-related-) \'Soldbuch\' (or: ID-booklet) being a typical \'standard-issue\'-example that comes in a never filled-in- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition This is a truly attractive - and actually in this unissued condition quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe-related-) 'Soldbuch' (or: ID-booklet) being a typical 'standard-issue'-example that comes in a never filled-in- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The typical 'standard-issue'-type ID-booklet (sized only: 15 x 10,2 cms.) has a typical blue-coloured cover and comes in an overall very nice and/or: fully complete condition having all its 24 pages present and in-place: it has not been 'damaged' nor denazified whatsoever and comes as recently uncovered. It should be specifically mentioned that this is NOT a post-war-produced example but a genuine WWII-period-item that was simply never issued- nor used. Simply a very attractive - and most certainly not that easily encountered and/or truly nicely preserved! - WH (Luftwaffe-related-) 'Soldbuch' (or: ID-booklet)!

Attractive, WH (Luftwaffe-related-) \'Soldbuch\' (or: ID-booklet) being a typical \'standard-issue\'-example that comes in a never filled-in- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition This is a truly attractive - and actually in this unissued condition quite scarcely encountered! - WH (Luftwaffe-related-) 'Soldbuch' (or: ID-booklet) being a typical 'standard-issue'-example that comes in a never filled-in- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The typical 'standard-issue'-type ID-booklet (sized only: 15 x 10,2 cms.) has a typical blue-coloured cover and comes in an overall very nice and/or: fully complete condition having all its 24 pages present and in-place: it has not been 'damaged' nor denazified whatsoever and comes as recently uncovered. It should be specifically mentioned that this is NOT a post-war-produced example but a genuine WWII-period-item that was simply never issued- nor used. Simply a very attractive - and most certainly not that easily encountered and/or truly nicely preserved! - WH (Luftwaffe-related-) 'Soldbuch' (or: ID-booklet)!

Attractive, WH (LW o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being a full-length example that comes in an issued-, used and/or carefully tunic-removed, condition) This is an attractive - and/or fully \'textbook\'! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' being a full-length example that comes in an issued-, used and (I deem) carefully tunic-removed, condition. The cuff-title comes in a full-length- (ie. absolutely non-shortened) condition (and measures approximately 44 cms. as to be expected). Both ends show some minimal fraying and its ends were never \'stitched together\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. \'smooth- ie. felt-type\') beige-brownish-coloured wool as is more often encountered. It just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage and handling over the years (as can be noticed on the pictures). It should be stated that these \'Afrika\'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the \'Afrikakorps\' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both \'Soldbuch\' and/or \'Wehrpass\'). This example was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a very attractive and naturally genuine, period example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is priced according to its truly untouched condition!

Attractive, WH (LW o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being a period-shortened- and woolen-based example that comes in a clearly issued- and/or worn condition) This is an attractive - albeit clearly worn- and period-shortened! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrika' being an example that was clearly issued- and most certainly worn. The cuff-title comes in a typical period-shortened condition (and measures now approximately 32 cms. as more often seen). Both ends are void of any fraying and were clearly 'cut-off' (as can be seen on the pictures). The cuff-title is executed in the (non-typical) 'smooth-type'- and beige-brownish-coloured 'felt-like' wool as is more often encountered. It just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage and handling over the years: it was most certainly once glued into an album or scapbook and does show some minimal carton- ie. glue-remains on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or 'Wehrpass'). This example was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive and naturally genuine, period example that is priced according to its somewhat shortened condition!

Attractive, WH (LW o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being a period-shortened- and woolen-based example that comes in a clearly issued- and/or worn condition) This is an attractive - albeit clearly worn- and period-shortened! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrika' being an example that was clearly issued- and most certainly worn. The cuff-title comes in a typical period-shortened condition (and measures now approximately 37 cms. as more often seen). Both ends are void of any fraying and were clearly 'cut-off' (as can be seen on the pictures). The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) 'smooth-type'- and beige-brownish-coloured 'felt-like' wool (ie. 'Kamelhaar') as is more often encountered. It just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage and handling over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or 'Wehrpass'). This example was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive and naturally genuine, period example that is priced according to its minimally shortened- and truly worn condition!

Attractive, WH (LW o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being an example that comes in a presumably issued- albeit simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint\' condition) This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully 'textbook'! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrika' being an example that is presumably issued- but that was simply never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. that comes in a 'virtually mint', condition. The cuff-title comes in a full-length- (ie. absolutely non-shortened) condition (and measures approximately 44 cms. as to be expected). Both ends are void of any fraying and of its ends is still 'off-factory stitched' (as can be seen on the pictures). The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. 'smooth-type'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage and handling over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or 'Wehrpass'). This example was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive and naturally genuine, period example that will be impossible to be upgraded and that is priced according to its truly wonderful condition: maybe the best preserved example I had ever on offer!

Attractive, WH (LW o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being an example that comes in a presumably issued- albeit simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint\' condition) This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully 'textbook'! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrika' being an example that is presumably issued- but that was simply never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. that comes in a 'virtually mint', condition. The cuff-title comes in a full-length- (ie. absolutely non-shortened) condition (and measures approximately 44 cms. as to be expected). Both ends are void of any fraying and its ends were never 'stitched together' (as can be seen on the pictures). The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. 'smooth-type'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage and handling over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or 'Wehrpass'). This example was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive and naturally genuine, period example that will be impossible to be upgraded and that is priced according to its truly wonderful condition: maybe the best preserved example I had ever on offer!

Attractive, WH (LW o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being an example that comes in a presumably issued- albeit simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint\' condition) This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully \'textbook\'! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' being an example that is presumably issued- but that was simply never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. that comes in a \'virtually mint\', condition. The cuff-title comes in a full-length- (ie. absolutely non-shortened) condition (and measures approximately 44 cms. as to be expected). Both ends are void of any fraying and its ends were never \'stitched together\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. \'smooth-type\'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: \'Kamelhaar\' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage and handling over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be stated that these \'Afrika\'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the \'Afrikakorps\' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both \'Soldbuch\' and/or \'Wehrpass\'). This example was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a very attractive and naturally genuine, period example that will be impossible to be upgraded and that is priced according to its truly wonderful condition: maybe the best preserved example I had ever on offer!

Attractive, WH (LW o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being an example that comes in a presumably issued- albeit simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint\' condition) This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully \'textbook\'! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' being an example that is presumably issued- but that was simply never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. that comes in a \'virtually mint\', condition. The cuff-title comes in a full-length- (ie. absolutely non-shortened) condition (and measures approximately 44 cms. as to be expected). Both ends show some minimal fraying and its ends were never \'stitched together\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. \'smooth-type\'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: \'Kamelhaar\' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage and handling over the years and does show a tiny flaw on its border (as can be seen on picture 5). It should be stated that these \'Afrika\'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the \'Afrikakorps\' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both \'Soldbuch\' and/or \'Wehrpass\'). This example was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a very attractive and naturally genuine, period example that will be impossible to be upgraded and that is priced according to its truly wonderful condition: one of the best preserved examples I had ever on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, WH (LW o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being an example that comes in a presumably issued- albeit simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint\' condition) This is a truly very attractive - and/or fully \'textbook\'! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' being an example that is presumably issued- but that was simply never used- nor tunic-attached- ie. that comes in a \'virtually mint\', condition. The cuff-title comes in a full-length- (ie. absolutely non-shortened) condition (and measures approximately 44 cms. as to be expected). Both ends show some minimal fraying and its ends were never \'stitched together\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. \'smooth-type\'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: \'Kamelhaar\' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by decades of storage and handling over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be stated that these \'Afrika\'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the \'Afrikakorps\' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both \'Soldbuch\' and/or \'Wehrpass\'). This example was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a very attractive and naturally genuine, period example that will be impossible to be upgraded and that is priced according to its truly wonderful condition: one of the best preserved examples I had ever on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, WH (LW o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Kreta\' (being a full length example that comes in a clearly issued- ie. minimally worn- ie. I deem once tunic-attached condition) This is a very attractive - and/or fully 'textbook'! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe o. Heeres) cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Kreta' being a clearly issued- ie. (I deem) minimally worn- ie. once tunic-attached example that comes in an overall wonderful, condition. The cuff-title comes in a non-shortened condition and measures approximately 43 cms. in length. Both ends are void of any fraying and still show the (golden-yellow-toned) 'end-stitching' (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be stated that these 'Kreta' cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or 'Wehrpass'). This example was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive - and naturally genuine! - period example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (LW) bluish-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'H. Aurich\'-) marked- and/or: \'1941\'-dated example that comes mounted onto its leather-based tab and that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive example of a WH (Luftwaffe) bluish-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a neatly maker- (ie. 'H. Aurich - Dresden'-) marked- and/or: '1941'-dated example that comes mounted onto its natural brownish-coloured- and/or leather-based tab and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The buckle retains most (ie. almost all!) of its fairly 'shiny'-styled, bluish-grey-coloured finish without showing any real defaults: it was simply never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal staining and/or obvious paint-loss mainly on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle shows some obvious dust and/or rust caused by over more than 70 years of storage. The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows a clearly present and typically shaped: 'H. Aurich - Dresden - 1941'-stamp (as can be clearly seen in the pictures) and remains in an equally nicely preserved condition overall (it was never greased nor oiled but does show some age ie. staining). The buckle itself is a non-maker-marked example as is more often observed. The piece was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive, 'Hermann Aurich'-marked, 'Luftwaffe'-example that is priced according to its overall very nice ie. moderately used- ie. worn condition!

Attractive, WH (LW) wall-plaque (ie. \'Nichttragbare Erinnerungsplakette\') showing a detailed LW-eagle and text: \'Kriegssportwettkämpfe des höh. Nachrichtenführers der LFL. 3 - Paris - 28.29.Aug. 1943 - 2.Sieger im Weitsprung\' This is truly attractive - and actually by me never before seen! - non-portable, WH (Luftwaffe) related sports-related wall- ie. desk-plaque (ie. 'Nichttragbare Erinnerungsplakette') that was awarded in occupied France in 1943 and that is showing a (very!) detailed Luftwaffe-eagle-device and small (aluminium-based) plaque that shows the engraved text: 'Kriegssportwettkämpfe des höh. Nachrichtenführers der LFL. 3 - Paris - 28.29.Aug. 1943 - 2.Sieger im Weitsprung' and that comes in a wonderful condition. The medium-sized- (and fairly 'light-weight' sports'-price measures 15,2 x 10,2 cms. and is constructed from a piece of carton-based material that is covered with darker-blue-coloured, velvet-based material that shows a paper-based 'backing'. As stated above does the plaque shows a truly very detailed Luftwaffe-eagle-device that has an approximate wingspan of approximately 9 cms. The price was apparently awarded for achieving the second place in a distance-jumping contest held by a specific WH (Luftwaffe) ie. 'Nachrichten'- or signals'-unit apparently stationed in the town of Paris in occupied France. Simply a very decorative 'Luftwaffe'-related sports-plaque that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (LW) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' being a later-war-period- and zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based and non-maker-marked example as was produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company and that comes in its period etui as issued This is an attractive - and IMO mid- ie. later-war-period - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example of a non-maker-marked, so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flakkampf-Abzeichen' (or LW anti-aircraft war-badge), being an example as was produced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company that comes stored in its period etui as issued, that comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly issued- and/or moderately worn- and/or used-), condition. The neat badge - which as stated has been clearly worn and/or issued - comes mounted on its functional pin and original (ie. fully unaltered-) catch (-set-up) (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has a silver-coloured, separately attached 'eagle-device' (as always by badges by this maker) and shows nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge has a superb age-patina and retains most of its original (somewhat 'blackened'-) and/or typical zink-based finish: it is just a bit dirty but has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. As stated above, is the piece a non-maker-marked specimen and is an example that was produced by maker: 'Steinhauer u. Lück' based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The badge came stored in its (equally mid- ie. later-war-period produced-) etui: this etui comes in a wonderfull condition and just shows some minimal usage- ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The set originated from a private household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive, boxed Luftwaffe 'Flakkampfabzeichen'-set by the desirable maker 'S&L' and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (LW) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' being a later-war-period- and zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based and non-maker-marked example as was produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company and that comes in its period etui as issued This is an attractive - and IMO later-war-period - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example of a non-maker-marked, so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) 'Flakkampf-Abzeichen' (or: LW anti-aircraft war-badge), being an example as was produced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company and that comes stored in its period etui as issued and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly issued- and/or moderately worn- and/or used-), condition. The neat badge - which as stated has been only moderately worn and/or issued - comes mounted on its functional pin and original (ie. fully unaltered-) catch (-set-up) (as can be seen on the pictures). This example has a greyish-silver-coloured- and separately attached 'eagle-device' in place (as always by badges by this maker) and shows nice and/or pronounced detail overall. The badge has a superb age-patina and retains most of its original (somewhat 'blackened'-) and/or typical zink-based finish: it is just a bit dirty but has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished. As stated above, is the piece a non-maker-marked specimen and is an example that was produced by maker: 'Steinhauer u. Lück' based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The badge came stored in its (equally later-war-period produced-) and/or black-coloured etui: this etui comes in an overall nice albeit used condition and just shows some minimal usage- ie. wear-marks (as can be seen on the pictures). The set originated from a private household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive, boxed Luftwaffe 'Flakkampfabzeichen'-set by the desirable maker 'S&L' and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH (LW-, Heer- etc.) related, metal-based (ie. shiny silver-coloured- and chromed-steel-based) so-called: \'souvenir\'-ring depicting a (golden-toned) illustration of the French Eiffeltower coupled with the engraved date that reads: \'1941\' The neat - and with certainty male-type- and somewhat larger-sized - finger-ring is (I deem) executed in (shiny!) chromed-steel-based metal and retains great pronounced detail. As more often, is it totally void of a makers'-designation or alike. The ring is clearly worn ie. used (it is still a bit tarnished and was with certainty never cleaned nor polished). The detail on the engraved text and added copper-toned illustration of the Paris-based 'Eiffeltower' is, however, nicely preserved and void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates with certainty of a local French-production and was most certainly acquired as a souvenir in Paris by a German soldier. These 'souvenir'-rings could be privately purchased from local artisans and were very popular amongst the troops. Simply a neat and 100% genuine example that originates from a German private-household where it was recently uncovered. I deem that I have priced this French-'souvenir'-ring accordingly!

Attractive, WH (LW-, Heeres- etc.) related, metal-based (ie. shiny silver-coloured- and I deem chromed-steel-based) so-called: \'souvenir\'-ring from the Greek campaing depicting the engraved text that reads: \'Saloniki 1941\' The neat - and with certainty male-type- and somewhat larger-sized - finger-ring is I deem executed in chromed-steel-based metal and retains great pronounced detail. As more often is it totally void of a makers'-designation or alike. The ring is clearly worn ie. used (it is still a bit tarnished and was with certainty never cleaned nor polished). The detail on the engraved text is, however, nicely preserved and void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates with certainty of a local Greek-production and was most certainly acquired as a souvenir from the Greek campaign in 1941. These 'souvenir'-rings could be privately purchased from local artisans and were very popular amongst the troops. Simply a neat and 100% genuine example that originates from a German private-household where it was recently uncovered. I deem that I have priced this Greek-campaign-'souvenir'-ring accordingly!

Attractive, WH (LW-/Heeres- ie. \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related, metal-based (ie. silver-coloured- and/or I deem genuine silver- ie. golden-based) so-called: \'souvenir\'-ring depicting an engraved palmtree and showing the text: \'DAK 1941\' The neat (and with certainty male-type- and/or: truly larger-sized-) finger-ring is I deem executed in genuine silver (gold?) and retains great pronounced detail. As more often does it show a clear (but regrettably unreadable) makers'-designation or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The ring is clearly worn ie. used (it is still a bit tarnished and was with certainty never cleaned nor polished). The detail on the engraved (ie. palm-tree and/or text) is, however, nicely preserved and void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates with certainty of a local African-production (something that explains the not so detailed- ie. crudely executed appearance). These 'souvenir'-rings could be privately purchased from local artisans and were very popular amongst the troops. Simply a neat and 100% genuine example that originates from a German private household where it was recently uncovered. I deem that I have priced this DAK-'souvenir'-ring accordingly!

Attractive, WH (LW-/Heeres- ie. \'Deutsches Afrikakorps\'-) related, metal-based (ie. silver-coloured- and/or I deem genuine silver-based) so-called: \'souvenir\'-ring depicting an engraved oasis and palmtree and showing the text: \'Tunis 1943\' The neat (and with certainty male-type- and/or: larger-sized-) finger-ring is I deem executed in genuine silver and retains great pronounced detail. As more often is it totally void of a makers'-designation or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The ring is clearly worn ie. used (it is still a bit tarnished and was with certainty never cleaned nor polished). The detail on the engraved (ie. palm-tree and/or text) is, however, nicely preserved and void of any damage or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates with certainty of a local African-production (something that explains the not so detailed- ie. crudely executed appearance). These 'souvenir'-rings could be privately purchased from local artisans and were very popular amongst the troops. Simply a neat and 100% genuine example that originates from a German private household where it was recently uncovered. I deem that I have priced this DAK-'souvenir'-ring accordingly!

Attractive, WH Austrian occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\', that comes mounted on its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found The attractive medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' - is a very attractive and/or detailed (albeit IMO issued and minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal has a fully preserved greyish-silver-toned finish having only minimal tarnish: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted on its neatly confectioned-, ie. pre-folded piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and still retains its copper-based- and silver-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). Simply a neat and nicely preserved Austrian 'Anschluss' medal!

Attractive, WH Austrian occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\', that comes mounted on its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found The attractive medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' - is a very attractive and/or detailed (albeit IMO issued and/or minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal has a fully preserved greyish-silver-toned finish having only minimal tarnish: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved (the medal is just a bit tarnished). The detailed medal comes mounted on its neatly confectioned-, ie. pre-folded piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and still retains its copper-based- and silver-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). Simply a neat and nicely preserved Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal!

Attractive, WH Austrian occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\', that comes mounted on its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found The attractive medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' - is a very attractive and/or detailed (albeit IMO issued and minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal has a fully preserved bright golden-toned finish that shows a lot of darkened tarnish: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted on its neatly confectioned-, ie. pre-folded piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and still retains its copper-based- and golden-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). Simply a neat and nicely preserved Austrian 'Anschluss' medal!

Attractive, WH Austrian occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\', that comes mounted on its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found The attractive medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' - is a very attractive and/or detailed (albeit IMO issued and/or minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal has a fully preserved silver-toned finish having a minimally tarnished surface: the medal has IMO, however, never been cleaned nor polished implying that its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted on its neatly confectioned-, ie. pre-folded piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and still retains its copper-based- and golden-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). Simply a neat and nicely preserved Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal!

Attractive, WH Austrian occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\', that comes mounted on its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found The attractive medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' - is a very attractive and/or detailed (albeit IMO issued and/or minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal has a fully preserved silver-toned finish having a minimally tarnished surface: the medal has IMO, however, never been cleaned nor polished implying that its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted on its neatly confectioned-, ie. pre-folded piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and still retains its copper-based- and golden-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). Simply a neat and nicely preserved Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal!

Attractive, WH Austrian occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\', that comes mounted on its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found The attractive medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' - is a very attractive and/or detailed (albeit IMO issued and/or minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal has a fully preserved silver-toned finish having a minimally tarnished surface: the medal has IMO, however, never been cleaned nor polished implying that its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted on its neatly confectioned-, ie. pre-folded piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and still retains its copper-based- and golden-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). Simply a neat and nicely preserved Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal!

Attractive, WH Austrian occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\', that comes mounted on its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found The attractive medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' - is a very attractive and/or detailed (albeit IMO issued and/or moderately worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal has a fully preserved silver-toned finish having a somewhat tarnished surface: the medal has IMO, however, never been cleaned nor polished implying that its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted on its neatly confectioned-, ie. pre-folded piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and still retains its copper-based- and golden-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). Simply a neat and nicely preserved Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal!

Attractive, WH Austrian occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\', that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured etui, as issued and/or recently found The very attractive medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' - is a very attractive and/or detailed (albeit IMO issued but simply never worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal has a fully preserved greyish-silver-toned finish having almost no tarnish: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted on its neatly confectioned-, ie. pre-folded piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and still retains its copper-based- and silver-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). The medal came with (ie. came stored in-) its bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an overall equally very nice- and/or only minimally used, condition - see pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is fully undamaged and nicely preserved: it is not denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat and/or complete Austrian 'Anschluss' medal-set: I deem that this attractive set is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being a neat (albeit minimally tarnished) example that came as issued and/or recently found This medal (ie. \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938\') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: \'1. März 1938\' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem just moderately worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, silver-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as can be noticed on the pictures. Simply an attractive and complete Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being a neat (albeit minimally tarnished) example that comes mounted onto its period ribbon as issued and/or recently found This is an attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being a neat (albeit minimally tarnished) example that comes mounted onto its period (confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. This medal (ie. also known as: \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938\') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: \'1. März 1938\' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, silverish-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that still retains its silver-toned \'clip\' for easy tunic-attachment. Simply an attractive and complete Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being a nicely preserved example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- albeit non-maker-marked etui as issued and stored for decades This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' and is a truly very attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- and/or I deem just minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, silverish-grey-toned (ie. somewhat dull) finish showing some obvious tarnish and minimal staining: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period greyish-silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted onto its neatly confectioned (ie. pre-folded) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and still retains its silver-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally very nicely - albeit moderately used- and/or: handled, condition: it is truly void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and complete Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal-set that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive (albeit minimally tarnished) example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- and/or non maker-marked etui as issued and/or recently found This medal (ie. \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938\') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: \'1. März 1938\' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly- or even never worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, silverish-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that still retains its period (silver-toned) \'clip\' attached as was intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its typical, bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally nicely preserved condition): this etui is truly void of any real damage but does show some (handling)age (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally also nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and complete Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal-set that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive (albeit minimally tarnished) example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- and/or non maker-marked etui as issued and/or recently found This medal (ie. \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938\') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: \'1. März 1938\' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly- or even never worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, silverish-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that still retains its period (silver-toned) \'clip\' attached as was intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its typical, bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally nicely preserved condition): this etui is truly void of any real damage but does show some (handling)age (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally also nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and complete Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal-set that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive (albeit minimally tarnished) example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- and/or non maker-marked etui as issued and/or recently found This medal (ie. \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938\') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: \'1. März 1938\' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly- or even never worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, silverish-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that still retains its period (silver-toned) \'clip\' attached as was intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its typical, bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally nicely preserved condition): this etui is truly void of any real damage but does show some (handling)age (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally also nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and complete Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal-set that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive albeit minimally tarnished example that comes mounted onto its period ribbon as issued and/or recently found This medal (ie. \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938\') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: \'1. März 1938\' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, silverish-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that still retains its period (silver-toned) \'clip\' attached as was intended for easy tunic-attachment. Simply an attractive Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive albeit minimally tarnished example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- and/or maker- (ie. \'Hauptmünzamt - Wien III\'-) marked etui as issued This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, silverish-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that still retains its period (silver-toned) 'clip' attached as was intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its typical, bright-red-coloured- and neatly maker- (ie. 'Hauptmünzamt - Wien III'-) marked etui (which comes in an equally nicely preserved condition): this etui is truly void of any real damage but does show some (handling)age (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally also nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and complete Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal-set that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive albeit minimally tarnished example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- and/or maker- (ie. \'Hauptmünzamt - Wien III\'-) marked etui as issued This medal (ie. \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938\') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: \'1. März 1938\' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a very nicely preserved, silverish-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that still retains its period (silver-toned) \'clip\' attached as was intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its typical, bright-red-coloured- and neatly maker- (ie. \'Hauptmünzamt - Wien III\'-) marked etui (which comes in an equally nicely preserved condition): this etui is truly void of any real damage but does show some (handling)age (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally also nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and complete Austrian \'Anschluss\'-medal-set that is - I deem - accordingly priced: one of the nicest such examples I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive albeit minimally tarnished example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- and/or non maker-marked etui as issued and recently found This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, silverish-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that still retains its period (silver-toned) 'clip' attached as was intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its typical, bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally nicely preserved condition): this etui is truly void of any real damage but does show some (handling)age (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally also nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and complete Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal-set that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive albeit minimally tarnished example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- and/or non maker-marked etui as issued and recently found This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, silverish-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that still retains its period (silver-toned) 'clip' attached as was intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its typical, bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally nicely preserved condition): this etui is truly void of any real damage but does show some (handling)age (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally also nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and complete Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal-set that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive albeit tarnished example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- and/or maker- (ie. \'Hauptmünzamt - Wien\') marked etui as issued This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' and is a very attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly- or even never worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, silverish-grey-toned finish showing clear tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period (blackened) silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that still retains its period (golden-toned) 'clip' intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its typical, bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally nicely preserved condition): this etui is truly void of any real damage but does show some (handling)age (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally also nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected. Of interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows a tiny makers-designation-sticker glued onto its back (that reads: 'Hauptmünzamt - Wien' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and complete Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal-set that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive albeit tarnished example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- and/or maker- (ie. \'Hauptmünzamt - Wien\') marked etui as issued This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' and is a very attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, silverish-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that still retains its period (silver-toned) 'clip' intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its typical, bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally nicely preserved condition): this etui is truly void of any real damage but does show some (handling)age (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally also nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected. Of interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows a tiny blue-coloured makers-designation-sticker glued onto its back (that reads: 'Hauptmünzamt - Wien' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and complete Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal-set that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive and minimally tarnished example that comes in a moderately used- ie. most certainly worn, condition This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' and is a very attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- and/or I deem most certainly worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, silverish-grey-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish and staining: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains a fair bit of its period silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that still retains its period (copper-toned) 'clip' intended for easy tunic-attachment. Simply a very attractive - and truly worn! - Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive and minimally tarnished example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- and/or maker- (ie. \'Hauptmünzamt\'-) marked etui as issued This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' and is a very attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- and/or hardly worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a very nicely preserved, silverish-grey-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish and staining: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that still retains its period (silver-toned) 'clip' intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its typical, bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally nicely preserved condition): this etui is truly void of any real damage but does show some (handling)age (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally also nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen shows a period-attached (blue-coloured) makers-etiket glued on its back that reads: 'Hauptmünzamt Wien III' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and fully complete! - Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal-set that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive and minimally tarnished example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- and/or non-maker-marked etui as issued This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' and is a very attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- and/or minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, silverish-grey-toned finish showing some obvious tarnish and/or minimal staining: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly almost all of its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted onto its neatly confectioned (ie. pre-folded) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that retains its silver-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally very nicely - albeit moderately used- and/or: handled, condition): it is truly void of any real damage (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally nicely ie. fully preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and complete Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal-set that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive and tarnished example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- and/or maker- (ie. \'Hauptmünzamt - Wien\'-) marked etui as issued This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' and is a very attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- and/or presumably minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved albeit tarnished, blackened silverish-toned finish showing some obvious tarnish and/or minimal staining: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and most of its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted onto its neatly confectioned (ie. pre-folded) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that retains its silver-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its typical bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally very nicely - albeit moderately used- and/or: most certainly handled, condition): it is truly void of any real damage (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally nicely ie. fully preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this etui shows a period-attached (blue-coloured) makers-etiket that reads: 'Hauptmünzamt - Wien III' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and complete Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal-set that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured etui as issued and/or recently found This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' and is a truly very attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- and/or minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal has a nicely preserved, silverish-grey-toned finish showing some obvious tarnish and staining: it has never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted on its neatly confectioned (ie. pre-folded) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and still retains its silver-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). The medal came with (ie. came stored in-) its bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally nicely - albeit moderately used- and/or: handled, condition as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally nicely preserved: it is not denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and complete Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal-set that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured etui as issued and/or recently found This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938' that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938') is a truly very attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- and/or minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal has a nicely preserved, silverish-grey-toned finish showing some obvious tarnish: it has never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted on its neatly confectioned (ie. pre-folded) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and still retains its silver-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). The medal came with (ie. came stored in-) its bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally nicely - albeit moderately used- and/or: handled, condition as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally nicely preserved: it is not denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected: it is fully complete but is somewhat 'out of shape' at the end of the box. Simply a very attractive and complete Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal-set: one of the nicest such medal-sets I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured etui as issued and/or recently found This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938' that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938') is a truly very attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- and/or minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal has a nicely preserved, silverish-grey-toned finish showing some obvious tarnish: it has never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted on its neatly confectioned (ie. pre-folded) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and still retains its silver-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). The medal came with (ie. came stored in-) its bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally nicely - albeit moderately used- and/or: handled, condition as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally nicely preserved: it is not denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and complete Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal-set: one of the nicest such medal-sets I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- and neatly maker- (ie. \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\'-) marked etui as issued This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' and is a truly very attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- and/or minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, silverish-grey-toned finish showing some obvious tarnish and minimal staining: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted onto its neatly confectioned (ie. pre-folded) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and still retains its silver-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally very nicely - albeit moderately used- and/or: handled, condition: it is truly void of any damage and bears a small-sized-, blue-coloured maker-sticker glued on its back that reads: 'Hauptmünzamt Wien III.' (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and complete Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal-set that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- and neatly maker- (ie. \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\'-) marked etui as issued This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' and is a truly very attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- and/or minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, silverish-grey-toned finish showing some obvious tarnish and minimal staining: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted onto its neatly confectioned (ie. pre-folded) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and still retains its silver-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally very nicely - albeit moderately used- and/or: handled, condition: it is truly void of any damage and bears a small-sized-, blue-coloured maker-sticker glued on its back that reads: 'Hauptmünzamt Wien III.' (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and complete Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal-set that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- and neatly maker- (ie. \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\'-) marked etui as issued This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' and is a truly very attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- and/or minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, silverish-grey-toned finish showing some obvious tarnish and minimal staining: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted onto its neatly confectioned (ie. pre-folded) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and still retains its silver-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally very nicely - albeit moderately used- and/or: handled, condition: it is truly void of any damage and bears a small-sized-, blue-coloured maker-sticker glued on its back that reads: 'Hauptmünzamt Wien III.' (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and complete Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal-set that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- and/or non-maker-marked etui as issued This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' and is a truly very attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- and/or minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, silverish-grey-toned finish showing some obvious tarnish and minimal staining: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly almost all of its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted onto its neatly confectioned (ie. pre-folded) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and still retains its silver-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally very nicely - albeit moderately used- and/or: handled, condition: it is truly void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and complete Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal-set that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- and/or non-maker-marked etui as issued This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' and is an attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- and/or minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, silverish-grey-toned finish showing some obvious tarnish and/or minimal staining: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly almost all of its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted onto its neatly confectioned (ie. pre-folded) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that misses its silver-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally very nicely - albeit moderately used- and/or: handled, condition: it is truly void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and complete Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal-set that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- and/or non-maker-marked etui as issued This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' and is an attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- and/or minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a very nicely preserved, silverish-grey-toned finish showing some obvious tarnish and/or minimal staining: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly almost all of its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted onto its neatly confectioned (ie. pre-folded) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that misses its silver-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally very nicely - albeit moderately used- and/or: handled, condition: it is truly void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and complete Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal-set that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Austrian-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' being an attractive example that comes stored in its bright-red-coloured- and/or non-maker-marked etui as issued This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938' and is an attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- and/or minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a very nicely preserved, silverish-grey-toned finish showing some obvious tarnish and/or minimal staining: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly almost all of its period silver-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted onto its neatly confectioned (ie. pre-folded) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that misses its silver-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its bright-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally very nicely - albeit moderately used- and/or: handled, condition: it is truly void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and complete Austrian 'Anschluss'-medal-set that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH cuff-title (ie. armband) entitled: \'Afrika\', being an almost full-length example that comes in a clearly issued and/or tunic-removed-, example The attractive armband (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') comes as stated above in an almost full-length- ie. period-shortened condition (ie. it measures now approximately 39,5 cms.) and was clealy once tunic-attached as such (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered. The armband shows only moderate wear and/or age and was as such most certainly awarded-, worn and after that stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in the neat (ie. 'smooth-type'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these 'Afrika' cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or: 'Wehrpass'). The piece was recently uncovered in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a very attractive- and only moderately worn example!

Attractive, WH cuff-title (ie. armband) entitled: \'Afrika\', being an almost full-length example that comes in a clearly issued and/or tunic-removed-, example The attractive armband (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') comes as stated above in an almost full-length- ie. period-shortened condition (ie. it measures now approximately 42 cms.) and was clealy once tunic-attached as such (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered. The armband shows only moderate wear and/or age and was as such most certainly awarded-, worn and after that stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in the neat (ie. 'smooth-type'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or: 'Wehrpass'). The piece was recently uncovered in Germany and was never before part of any collection: it still shows the thread- and stitching-remains with which it was once tunic-attached. Simply a very attractive- and moderately worn example that clearly shows character!

Attractive, WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being a full-length example that comes in an overall nice- ie. issued and I deem worn ie. once tunic-attached, condition) The attractive cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') comes (I deem) in a truly worn and once-tunic-attached- albeit full-length condition: it measures approximately 44 cms. and was clearly once worn and/or carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered and the piece still shows some minimal stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband shows some obvious age, wear and (blood?)staining and was stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. 'smooth-type'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or: 'Wehrpass'). The attractive piece was recently uncovered in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a very attractive and I deem truly issued- and worn example that clearly shows lots of character!

Attractive, WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being a full-length example that comes in an overall nice- ie. issued and I deem worn ie. once tunic-attached, condition) The attractive cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') comes (I deem) in a truly worn and once-tunic-attached- albeit full-length condition: it measures approximately 44 cms. and was clearly once worn and/or carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered and the piece still shows some minimal stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband shows some obvious age, wear and staining and was stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. 'smooth-type'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or: 'Wehrpass'). The attractive piece was recently uncovered in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a very attractive and I deem truly issued- and worn example that clearly shows lots of character!

Attractive, WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being a full-length example that comes in an overall nice- ie. issued and most certainly worn ie. once tunic-attached, condition) The attractive cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') comes in a truly worn- and once-tunic-attached- albeit still full-length condition: it measures approximately 44 cms. and was clearly once worn and/or carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered and the piece still shows some (clearly present!) stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband shows some obvious age, wear and staining and was stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. 'smooth-type'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or: 'Wehrpass'). The attractive piece was recently uncovered in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a very attractive and I deem truly issued- and worn example that clearly shows lots of character!

Attractive, WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being a full-length example that comes in an overall very nice- ie. issued albeit never worn nor once tunic-attached, condition) The very attractive cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') comes in a surely issued alebit never worn nor tunic-attached and/or full-length condition: it measures approximately 44 cms. (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends show some normal fraying as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband shows some minimal age simply caused by having been stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. 'smooth-type'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or: 'Wehrpass'). The attractive piece was never in a collection before and came as such from a private household where it was found together with the 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-title I offer under number #51576. Simply a very attractive and truly issued- albeit 'virtual minty' example that shows lots of character!

Attractive, WH cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrika\' (being a minimally shortened example that comes in an overall nice- ie. issued and most certainly worn ie. once tunic-attached, condition) The attractive cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') comes in a truly worn- and/or once-tunic-attached- an still 'sewn-together' condition: it measures (folded) approximately 39 cms. and was clearly once worn and/or carefully tunic-removed (as can be noticed on the pictures). Both ends are still period 'sewn-together' an show some normal fraying as is more often encountered and the piece still shows some (clearly present!) stitching-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband shows some obvious age, wear and staining and was stored as such for decades. The cuff-title is executed in the (typical) neat (ie. 'smooth-type'-) beige-brownish-coloured, so-called: 'Kamelhaar' (camel hair) as is more often encountered. It should be stated that these 'Afrika'-cuff-titles are not to be regarded as commemorative cuff-titles (such as the 'Afrikakorps' cuff-title) but were regarded as official awards that needed official recognition (and entries in both 'Soldbuch' and/or: 'Wehrpass'). The attractive piece was recently uncovered in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a very attractive and I deem truly issued- and worn example that clearly shows lots of character!

Attractive, WH Czech occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' that comes stored in its darker- (ie. bordeaux-) red-coloured etui that comes as issued and/or recently found The neat medal - that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: '1. Oktober 1938' - is a very attractive and/or detailed (albeit issued but I deem hardly ie. never worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The award comes in an overall very nice condition and has a fully preserved (bright) golden-toned finish having almost no tarnish: it has never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period golden-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal - that retains its typical, golden-bronze-toned attachment-clasp as was intended for wearing it on a tunic (as can be seen on the pictures) - comes mounted onto its neatly confectioned-, ie. pre-folded piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as can be seen on the pictures. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its darker- (ie. bordeaux-) red-coloured etui (which comes in an overall nicely preserved- and I deem only minimally used, condition. The golden-coloured eagle-illustration on the top of the etui is fully preserved: it is not denazified or alike and retains most of its golden-toned finish (as is not always the case). The etui shows, however, some minimal age simply caused by handling and storage for decades. Simply a neat and/or complete Czech 'Anschluss'-medal-set: I deem that this attractive set is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Czech occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' that comes stored in its nicely preserved darker- (ie. bordeaux-) red-coloured and/or clearly maker- (ie. \'Deschler & Sohn\'-) marked etui The very attractive medal - that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: '1. Oktober 1938' - is a stunning and/or truly detailed (albeit issued but I deem hardly worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The award comes in an overall very nice condition and has a fully preserved (bright) golden-toned finish having almost no tarnish: it has never been cleaned nor polished and truly all of its period golden-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal - that retains its typical, golden-bronze-toned attachment-clasp as was intended for wearing it on a tunic (as can be seen on the pictures) - comes mounted onto its neatly confectioned-, ie. pre-folded piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as can be seen on the pictures. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its darker- (ie. bordeaux-) red-coloured etui (which comes in an overall equally nicely preserved- and I deem only minimally used, condition). The golden-coloured eagle-illustration on the top of the etui is fully preserved: it is not denazified or alike and retains all of its golden-toned finish (as is not always the case). It does show, however, some minimal age simply caused by handling and storage for decades. It is also not often seen that these etuis are maker-marked: this example is, however, nicely maker-marked in the top-lid and shows the makers'-designation: 'Deschler & Sohn - München'. One of the nicest and/or complete Czech 'Anschluss'-medal-sets I had on offer for quite some time: I deem that this attractive set is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Czech occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' that comes stored in its very nicely preserved darker- (ie. bordeaux-) red-coloured and/or non-maker-marked etui The very attractive medal - that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: '1. Oktober 1938' - is a stunning and/or truly detailed (albeit issued but I deem never worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The award comes in an overall very very nice condition and has a fully preserved (bright) golden-toned finish having almost no tarnish: it has never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period golden-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal - that retains its typical, golden-bronze-toned attachment-clasp as was intended for wearing it on a tunic (as can be seen on the pictures) - comes mounted onto its neatly confectioned-, ie. pre-folded piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as can be seen on the pictures. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its darker- (ie. bordeaux-) red-coloured etui (which comes in an overall equally very nicely preserved- and I deem only minimally used, condition. The golden-coloured eagle-illustration on the top of the etui is fully preserved: it is not denazified or alike and retains all of its golden-toned finish (as is not always the case). It does show, however, some minimal age simply caused by handling and storage for decades. One of the nicest and/or complete Czech 'Anschluss'-medal-sets I had on offer for quite some time: I deem that this attractive set is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Czech occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' that comes stored in its very nicely preserved darker- (ie. bordeaux-) red-coloured and/or non-maker-marked etui The very attractive medal - that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: '1. Oktober 1938' - is a stunning and/or truly detailed (albeit issued but I deem never worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The award comes in an overall very very nice condition and has a fully preserved (bright) golden-toned finish having almost no tarnish: it has never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period golden-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal - that retains its typical, golden-bronze-toned attachment-clasp as was intended for wearing it on a tunic (as can be seen on the pictures) - comes mounted onto its neatly confectioned-, ie. pre-folded piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as can be seen on the pictures. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its darker- (ie. bordeaux-) red-coloured etui (which comes in an overall equally very nicely preserved- and I deem only minimally used, condition. The golden-coloured eagle-illustration on the top of the etui is fully preserved: it is not denazified or alike and retains all of its golden-toned finish (as is not always the case). It does show, however, some minimal age simply caused by handling and storage for decades. One of the nicest and/or complete Czech 'Anschluss'-medal-sets I had on offer for quite some time: I deem that this attractive set is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Czech occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' that comes stored in its very nicely preserved darker- (ie. bordeaux-) red-coloured and/or non-maker-marked etui The very attractive medal - that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: '1. Oktober 1938' - is a stunning and/or truly detailed (albeit issued but I deem never worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The award comes in an overall very very nice condition and has a fully preserved (bright) golden-toned finish having almost no tarnish: it has never been cleaned nor polished and truly all of its period golden-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal - that retains its typical, golden-bronze-toned attachment-clasp as was intended for wearing it on a tunic (as can be seen on the pictures) - comes mounted onto its neatly confectioned-, ie. pre-folded piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as can be seen on the pictures. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its darker- (ie. bordeaux-) red-coloured etui (which comes in an overall equally very nicely preserved- and I deem only minimally used, condition). The golden-coloured eagle-illustration on the top of the etui is fully preserved: it is not denazified or alike and retains all of its golden-toned finish (as is not always the case). It does show, however, some minimal age simply caused by handling and storage for decades. One of the nicest and/or complete Czech 'Anschluss'-medal-sets I had on offer for quite some time: I deem that this attractive set is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Czech occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\', that comes mounted on its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found The attractive medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938') that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: '1. Oktober 1938' - is a very attractive and/or detailed (albeit IMO issued and minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal has a fully preserved bright golden-toned finish having only minimal tarnish: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period golden-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted on its neatly confectioned-, ie. pre-folded piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). Simply a neat and nicely preserved Czech 'Anschluss' medal!

Attractive, WH Czech occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\', that comes mounted on its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found The attractive medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938') that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: '1. Oktober 1938' - is a very attractive and/or detailed (albeit IMO issued and minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal has a fully preserved bright golden-toned finish having only minimal tarnish: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period golden-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted on its neatly confectioned-, ie. pre-folded piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and still retains its copper-based- and golden-toned 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). Simply a neat and nicely preserved Czech 'Anschluss' medal!

Attractive, WH Czech occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\', that comes mounted on its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found The attractive medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938') that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: '1. Oktober 1938' - is a very attractive and/or detailed (albeit IMO issued and minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal has a fully preserved bright golden-toned finish having only minimal tarnish: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period golden-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted on its neatly confectioned-, ie. pre-folded piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that still retains its copper-based pin for easy tunic-attachment. Simply a neat and nicely preserved example of the Czech 'Anschluss' medal!

Attractive, WH Czech occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\', that comes stored in its darker-, ie. bordeaux-red-coloured etui, as issued and/or recently found The neat medal - that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: '1. Oktober 1938' - is a very attractive and/or detailed (albeit IMO issued but never worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal has a fully preserved golden-toned finish having almost no tarnish: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period golden-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted on its neatly confectioned-, ie. pre-folded piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and still retains its copper-based 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). The medal came with (ie. came stored in-) its darker- (ie. bordeaux-) red-coloured etui (which comes in an overall equally nice- and/or only minimally used, condition - see pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is fully preserved: it is not denazified or alike but has lost most of its golden-toned finish (as is more often observed). Simply a neat and/or complete Czech 'Anschluss' medal-set: I deem that this attractive set is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Czech occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\', that comes stored in its darker-, ie. bordeaux-red-coloured etui, as issued and/or recently found The neat medal - that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: '1. Oktober 1938' - is a very attractive and/or detailed (albeit IMO issued but never worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal has a fully preserved golden-toned finish having almost no tarnish: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period golden-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal comes mounted on its neatly confectioned-, ie. pre-folded piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and still retains its copper-based 'clasp' (intended to wear it on a tunic or even civil-attire). The medal came with (ie. came stored in-) its darker- (ie. bordeaux-) red-coloured etui (which comes in an overall equally nice- and/or only minimally used, condition - see pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is fully undamaged and nicely preserved: it is not denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected. Simply a neat and/or complete Czech 'Anschluss' medal-set: I deem that this attractive set is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Czech occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\', that comes together with its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found The attractive medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938') that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: '1. Oktober 1938' - is a very attractive and/or detailed (albeit IMO issued and minimally worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal has a fully preserved bright golden-toned finish having only minimal tarnish: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and all of its period (bright) golden-toned finish is still present and/or nicely preserved. The detailed medal came together with its neatly confectioned- ie. pre-folded piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). Simply a neat and nicely preserved Czech 'Anschluss' medal!

Attractive, WH Czech occupation-medal \'1 October 1938\' and accompanying full-sized ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that comes stored in its original, carton-based pouch as was produced by the (never before encountered!) maker: \'Markovsch & Co.\' This is a truly very attractive - and in such completely untouched condition fairly unusually seen! - example of a WH Czech occupation medal '1 October 1938', as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938 that comes still stored in its original, carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based pouch by the (actually never before encountered!) maker: 'Markovsch & Co.' based in the town of Gablonz a.d. N. and that comes in an overall very nice (IMO issued albeit never worn- nor mounted-), condition. This example comes together with its original (non-confectioned, folded and/or approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon as found and/or IMO issued. The medal is a very nice example with great detail being in virtually mint condition: all (bright-toned-) golden-bronze finish is still perfectly preserved whereas the medal has a minimal 'blackened' tarnish ie. age-patina. The pouch - which is rare in itself! - is unusual, having a printed makers'-mark on the back (that reads: 'Markovsch & Co. - Gablonz a. N.' as mentioned above). The pouch is in an overall very nice - and of course fully functional- condition. The set was found as such and always belonged together. I deem that the sets' comparative scarcity justifies my asking-price.

Attractive, WH Czech occupation-medal \'1 October 1938\' and accompanying full-sized ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that comes stored in its original, carton-based pouch as was produced by the (unusually encountered!) maker: \'Förster & Barth\' This is a truly very attractive - and in such completely untouched condition fairly unusually seen! - example of a WH Czech occupation medal '1 October 1938', as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938 that comes still stored in its original, carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based pouch by the (unusually seen!) maker: 'Förster & Barth' based in the town of Pforzheim in Baden that comes in an overall very nice (IMO issued albeit never worn- nor mounted-), condition. This example comes together with its original (non-confectioned, folded and/or approximately 20 cms. long-sized-) ribbon as found and/or IMO issued. The medal is a very nice example with great detail being in virtually mint condition: all (bright-toned-) golden-bronze finish is still perfectly preserved whereas the medal has a minimal 'blackened' tarnish ie. age-patina. The pouch - which is rare in itself! - is unusual, having a printed makers'-mark on the back (that reads: 'Förster & Barth - Pforzheim/Baden' as mentioned above). The pouch is in an overall very nice - and of course fully functional- condition. The set was found as such and always belonged together. I deem that the sets' comparative scarcity justifies my asking-price.

Attractive, WH Czech occupation-medal \'1 October 1938\' and accompanying full-sized ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that comes with its firmly attached so-called: \'Prager Burg-Spange\' This is a truly very attractive - and in such completely untouched condition fairly unusually seen! - example of a WH Czech occupation medal '1 October 1938', (as was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes with its firmly attached (and scarcely seen!) so-called: 'Prager Burg-Spange', both pieces coming in an overall very nice (IMO issued albeit hardly worn-) condition. The medal came together with its original (confectioned, folded and/or approximately 20 cms. long-sized-) ribbon as found and/or IMO issued. The medal is a very nice example with great detail being in virtually mint condition: all (bright-toned-) golden-bronze finish is still perfectly preserved whereas the medal has a minimal 'blackened' tarnish ie. age-patina. The ribbon shows a firmly attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' (that retains both its prongs and that comes in a minimally tarnished- ie. dusty condition). These medal-set was found as such and always belonged together. I deem that the sets' comparative scarcity justifies my asking-price.

Attractive, WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- ie occupation-medal: \'1 Oktober 1938\' that comes mounted onto its full-sized, bright-red-/black-coloured- and nicely confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally worn - example of a so-called: 'Anschluss'- ie occupation-medal: '1 Oktober 1938' (as was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation ie. annexation of Czechoslovakia which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes mounted onto its full-sized- and/or nicely pre-folded ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued and/or I deem only minimally worn-), condition. The medal came mounted onto its original (confectioned, folded and/or approximately 8 cms. long-sized-) ribbon as found and/or issued (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - that still retains its ususually seen iron-based 'clip' attached as was intended for wearing it on a tunic - is an attractive and pronounced example retaining great detail: truly all of its (bright-toned) golden-bronze-coloured finish is still perfectly preserved whereas the medal has a minimal 'blackened' tarnish ie. age-patina: it is still a bit dirty ie. stained (but was never cleaned). I deem that this attractive award is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- ie occupation-medal: \'1 Oktober 1938\' that shows a: \'Prager Burg-Spange\' (and that comes with its accompanying, single-pieced ribbon-bar ie. \'Band- o. Feldspange\') This is an attractive - and in such completely untouched condition fairly unusually seen! - example of a so-called: Czech 'Anschluss'- ie occupation-medal: '1 Oktober 1938' (as was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes mounted onto its full-sized- and nicely pre-confectioned ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that shows a firmly-attached so-called: 'Prager Burg-Spange' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued and/or I deem only minimally worn-), condition. The medal came naturally mounted onto its original (confectioned, folded and/or approximately 9 cms. long-sized-) ribbon as found and/or issued: the piece still retains its typical (copper-based) attachment-clasp as was intended for wearing it on a tunic (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal is an attractive and pronounced example retaining great detail: most of its (bright-toned-) golden-bronze finish is still perfectly preserved whereas the medal has a minimal 'blackened' tarnish ie. age-patina: it is still a bit dirty ie. stained (but never was never cleaned). The ribbon shows a firmly attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' (that retains both its prongs and that comes in an equally minimally tarnished- albeit still equally bright-golden-toned, condition). The award came together with its accompanying, single-pieced ribbon-bar ie. 'Band- o. Feldspange' that shows an equally nicely preserved, detailed and/or golden-bronze-toned 'Prager Burg-Spange'-miniature-device attached. This bar is of the regular (ie. larger) ribbon-bar-size and measures approximately 2,5 cms. in length as is more often encountered (as can be seen on the pictures). This neat medal-set was found as such and always belonged together. I deem that the sets' comparative scarcity - and nicely preserved condition! - justifies my asking-price.

Attractive, WH Czech-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' being a neat (albeit minimally tarnished) example that came as issued and/or recently found This medal (ie. \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938\') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: \'1. Oktober 1938\' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly- or even never worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, golden-bronze-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period golden-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that still retains its period (golden-toned) \'clip\' attached as was intended for easy tunic-attachment. Simply an attractive and complete Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Czech-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' being a neat (albeit minimally tarnished) example that came together with its (mint) ribbon as issued and/or recently found This medal (ie. \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938\') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: \'1. Oktober 1938\' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly- or even never worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, golden-bronze-toned finish showing just some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period golden-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal was simply never mounted and came together with its non-confectioned- (ie. folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). Simply an attractive and complete Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Czech-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' being a neat (albeit minimally tarnished) example that came with its period ribbon as issued and/or recently found This is an attractive, WH Czech-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' being a neat (albeit minimally tarnished) example that came with its period (pinkish-red-coloured- and fairly long-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. This medal (ie. also known as: \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938\') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: \'1. Oktober 1938\' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, golden-bronze-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period golden-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came together with its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). Simply an attractive and complete Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Czech-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' being a neat (albeit minimally tarnished) example that comes mounted onto its period ribbon and that shows a firmly (and period!) attached \'Prager Burg-Spange\' This is a very attractive example of a - seldomly seen! - bright-golden-toned, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine etc.) WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 October 1938\' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes with a firmly (and most certainly period-) attached \'Prager Burg-Spange\' and that comes mounted onto its nicely confectioned, black/red/black-coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is truly very nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat \'frosted\'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The award (and \'Spange\') truly retain gorgeous details and have both a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: both retain all of their fairly \'glossy\'- and/or: bright-golden-toned finish. The multi-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal with period-attached \'Prager Burg-Spange\' for a better price!

Attractive, WH Czech-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' being a neat (albeit minimally tarnished) example that comes mounted onto its period ribbon as issued and/or recently found This is an attractive, WH Czech-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' being a neat (albeit minimally tarnished) example that comes mounted onto its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. This medal (ie. also known as: \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938\') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: \'1. Oktober 1938\' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, golden-bronze-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period golden-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). Simply an attractive and complete Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Czech-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' being a neat (albeit minimally tarnished) example that comes mounted onto its period ribbon as issued and/or recently found This is an attractive, WH Czech-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' being a neat (albeit minimally tarnished) example that comes mounted onto its period (purple-red-coloured) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. This medal (ie. also known as: \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938\') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: \'1. Oktober 1938\' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, golden-bronze-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period golden-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). Simply an attractive and complete Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Czech-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' being an attractive (albeit minimally tarnished) example that comes stored in its bordeaux-red-coloured- and/or maker- (ie. \'Deschler\'-) marked etui as issued This medal (ie. \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938\') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: \'1. Oktober 1938\' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly- or even never worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, golden-bronze-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period golden-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that still retains its period (golden-toned) \'clip\' attached as was intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its typical, bordeaux-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally nicely preserved condition and that shows the makers\'-designation: \'Deschler & Sohn - München\' stamped into its lid): this etui is truly void of any real damage but does show some (handling)age (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally also nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and complete Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal-set that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Czech-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' being an attractive (albeit minimally tarnished) example that comes stored in its bordeaux-red-coloured- and/or non maker-marked etui as issued and/or recently found This medal (ie. \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938\') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: \'1. Oktober 1938\' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly- or even never worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, golden-bronze-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period golden-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that still retains its period (golden-toned) \'clip\' attached as was intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its typical, bordeaux-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally nicely preserved condition): this etui is truly void of any real damage but does show some (handling)age (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally also nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and complete Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal-set that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Czech-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' being an attractive (albeit minimally tarnished) example that comes stored in its bordeaux-red-coloured- and/or non maker-marked etui as issued and/or recently found This medal (ie. \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938\') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: \'1. Oktober 1938\' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly- or even never worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, golden-bronze-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period golden-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that still retains its period (golden-toned) \'clip\' attached as was intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its typical, bordeaux-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally nicely preserved condition): this etui is truly void of any real damage but does show some (handling)age (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally also nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and complete Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal-set that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Czech-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' being an attractive (albeit minimally tarnished) example that comes stored in its bordeaux-red-coloured- and/or non maker-marked etui as issued and/or recently found This medal (ie. \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938\') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: \'1. Oktober 1938\' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly- or even never worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, golden-bronze-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period golden-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that still retains its period (golden-toned) \'clip\' attached as was intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its typical, bordeaux-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally nicely preserved condition): this etui is truly void of any real damage but does show some (handling)age (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally also nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and complete Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal-set that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Czech-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' being an attractive (albeit minimally tarnished) example that comes stored in its bordeaux-red-coloured- and/or non maker-marked etui as issued and/or recently found This medal (ie. \'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938\') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: \'1. Oktober 1938\' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly- or even never worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, golden-bronze-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period golden-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that still retains its period (golden-toned) \'clip\' attached as was intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its typical, bordeaux-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally nicely preserved condition): this etui is truly void of any real damage but does show some (handling)age (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally also very nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and complete Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal-set that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Czech-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' being an attractive albeit minimally tarnished example that comes stored in its bordeaux-red-coloured- and/or maker- (ie. \'Deschler & Sohn\'-) marked etui as issued This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: '1. Oktober 1938' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, bright-golden-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period golden-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that still retains its period (copper-toned) 'clip' attached as was intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its typical, bordeaux-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally nicely preserved condition): this etui is truly void of any real damage but does show some (handling)age (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally also nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this etui shows a clearly stamped makers'-designation in the top of its lid (that reads: 'Deschler & Sohn') something that is most certainly not always observed. Simply an attractive and complete Czech 'Anschluss'-medal-set that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH Czech-occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. Oktober 1938\' being an attractive albeit minimally tarnished example that comes stored in its bordeaux-red-coloured- and/or non maker-marked etui as issued and recently found This medal (ie. 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. Oktober 1938') was awarded to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czechoslovakia that started on: '1. Oktober 1938' and is a truly attractive and/or detailed- (albeit issued- but I deem hardly worn-) example having great pronounced detail. The medal on offer here has a nicely preserved, bright-golden-toned finish showing some minimal tarnish: it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished and truly retains all of its period golden-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The detailed medal came mounted onto its neatly confectioned- (ie. pre-folded-) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that still retains its period (copper-toned) 'clip' attached as was intended for easy tunic-attachment. The medal came with- (ie. came stored in-) its typical, bordeaux-red-coloured etui (which comes in an equally nicely preserved condition): this etui is truly void of any real damage but does show some (handling)age (as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-coloured eagle-design on the top of the etui, however, is naturally also nicely preserved: it is not damaged nor denazified or alike but just shows some minimal age and/or staining as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and complete Czech 'Anschluss'-medal-set that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH so-called: \'Notek\' vehicle-headlight (ie. \'Notek Scheinwerfer\') as was used on most WWII German vehicles and/or tanks, being an example that still retains most of its yellow-coloured \'Einheitsfarbe\' and slightly camouflaged surface This is an attractive, Wehrmacht so-called: 'Notek' vehicle-headlight (ie. 'Notek Scheinwerfer') as was used on most WWII German (armoured) vehicles (such as: 'Schwimmwagen', 'Kettenkrad', 'Kübelwagen' etc.) and/or tanks, being an example that still retains most of its (period-applied!) yellow-coloured 'Einheitsfarbe' and slightly green- ie. brownish-coloured camouflaged surface. The headlight is painted in the 'standard' field-grey- (ie. bluish-) coloured paint whereupon which its yellow-coloured 'Einheitsfarbe' and slight camouflaged surface has been (peiod-) applied. The piece is of the early- ie. mid-war period (something that can easily be deducted from the impressed wording- ie. logo 'Notek' on its top as can be seen on the pictures). The piece also shows on the inside the white-stencilled numerals: '776' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was recently found at a German flea-market and was never before in collectors'-hands: it was IMO taken from a vehicle and stored as such for decades. Pls. do note that this is a quite heavy item that costs accordingly postage to be sent. Simply a very attractive vehicle-related accesory that is nor that easily encountered: even more so if it deals with a period camouflaged item as is the piece on offer here!

Attractive, WH soldiers\'-type, stainless-steel-based, eating-utensils set (ie. so-called: \'Göffel\'), being a nicely maker- (ie. \'FBCM\'-) marked and/or: \'1941\'-dated example that shows a stamped eagle-/swastika-device This is an attractive, WH soldiers'-type, stainless-steel-based, eating-utensils set (ie. so-called: 'Göffel'), being a nicely maker- (ie. 'FBCM'-) marked and/or: '1941'-dated example that shows a stamped eagle-/swastika-device, that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or used-), condition. These pieces were most times referred to as: 'Göffel' (which is a combination of the German words 'Gabel' (= fork) and/or 'Löffel' (= spoon) and saw wide-spread usage within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. The set on offer here - which is as stated above constructed from shiny metal (ie. stainless-steel) - is neatly maker-marked with the makers'-signification- ie. abbreviation: 'FBCM' and is naturally fully functional. It came as recently found at a German flea-market and was without doubt used after the war as a useful piece of camping-gear. This particular example is of additional interest due to the fact that it is of a not that often-seen model ie. pattern (that can be stuck together in an ingenious manner). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an unusually seen piece of personal equipment: ideal to be stored in a soldiers' bread-bag (ie. 'Brotbeutel')!

Attractive, WH soldiers\'-type, stainless-steel-based, eating-utensils set (ie. so-called: \'Göffel\'), being a nicely maker- (ie. \'T.W.S.\'-) marked and/or: \'1941\'-dated example that shows a stamped eagle-/swastika-device This is an attractive, WH soldiers'-type, stainless-steel-based, eating-utensils set (ie. so-called: 'Göffel'), being a nicely maker- (ie. 'T.W.S.'-) marked and/or: '1941'-dated example that shows a stamped eagle-/swastika-device, that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or used-), condition. These pieces were most times referred to as: 'Göffel' (which is a combination of the German words 'Gabel' (= fork) and/or 'Löffel' (= spoon) and saw wide-spread usage within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. The set on offer here - which is as stated above constructed from shiny metal (ie. stainless-steel) - is neatly maker-marked with the makers'-signification- ie. abbreviation: 'T.W.S.' and is naturally fully functional. It came as recently found at a German flea-market and was without doubt used after the war as a useful piece of camping-gear. This particular example is of additional interest due to the fact that it is of a not that often-seen model ie. pattern (that can be stuck together in an ingenious manner). Simply a nice occasion to acquire an unusually seen piece of personal equipment: ideal to be stored in a soldiers' bread-bag (ie. 'Brotbeutel')!

Attractive, WH \'Heeres\' greyish-silver-toned- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\') based breast-eagle, as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics This is an attractive, WH 'Heeres', greyish-silver-toned- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink') based (officers'-pattern) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere'), as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics (ie. 'Sommerblusen') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The (unmarked) piece is a 'standard-pattern' example that has a nice and/or detailed- (ie. typical zinc-like-) appearance. The piece was, however, clearly worn and shows some obvious wear and/or age. It shows, however, no damage whatsoever and just shows some minimal age ie. staining as to be expected. The piece comes mounted on its original (and naturally functional) pin and also retains its (often missing!) third attachment-pin (shaped like a clip - see pictures). Simply an attractive (officers'-pattern) breast-eagle: hard to find a better example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH \'Kriegsmarine\' aluminium-based- and/or golden-toned- (ie. \'Feuervergoldeter\') breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Sommerrock\'), as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics (ie. \'KM-Sommerblusen\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH 'Kriegsmarine'-related-, aluminium-based- and/or golden-toned- (ie. 'Feuervergoldeter') breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Sommerrock') as was specifically intended for usage on the white-coloured, summer-tunics (ie. 'KM-Sommerblusen') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The piece is a 'standard-pattern'-example that has a very nice, 'frosty' and/or detailed appearance. The piece was, however, clearly worn and shows some obvious wear and/or age. It shows however no damage whatsoever: most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) are still nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which shows a makers-designation- (ie. 'M'-character in a 'Raute') on its back - just shows some minimal age ie. staining as to be expected. The piece comes mounted on its original (and naturally functional) pin and also retains its (often missing!) third attachment-pin (shaped like a clip - see pictures). These attractive navy-type tunic-eagles can easily be considered 'fairly scarce'. It should be noted that this pattern breast-eagle could eventually also be used for a WH (Heeres) general-officers' summer-tunic (there was no difference between the metal breast-eagles used for these two branches). Simply a truly attractive KM-eagle: hard to find a better example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WH \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber mit Schwerter\', being a non-maker- marked- and/or: \'Feinzink\'-based example This is a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely seen! - example of a so-called: WH 'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber mit Schwerter' (or: 'Ostvölker' service-medal for merit on the Eastern Front of the first class with swords), being a non-maker-marked- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example, that comes in an overall nice (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The exampe on offer is the silver- (ie. first-) class version with swords (ie. 'Steckkreuz'). The badge retains most of its (somewhat faded) silver-toned finish and retains great pronounced detail (it is just a tiny bit tarnished- ie. dirty as to be expected). The piece came mounted on its (functional and non-altered) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). I could not 'open' the badge due to the fact that the catch is a tiny bit bent: I decided to leave this as such. The award is as stated a non-maker-marked example that was (presumably) produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Wächtler u. Lange' based in the town of: Mittwaida. Simply attractive 'Ostvölker'-related award that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive, WH \'Verdienstauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber ohne Schwerter\', being a non-maker- marked- and/or: \'Feinzink\'-based example This is a very attractive - and with certainty scarcely seen! - example of a WH 'Verdienstauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber ohne Schwerter' (or: 'Ostvölker' service-medal for merit on the Eastern Front of the first class without swords), being a non-maker-marked- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example, that comes in an overall nice (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The exampe on offer is the silver- (ie. first-) class version without swords (ie. 'Steckkreuz'). The badge retains most of its silver-toned finish and retains great pronounced detail (it is just a tiny bit tarnished- ie. dirty as to be expected). The piece came mounted on its (functional and non-altered) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The award is as stated a non-maker-marked example that was (presumably) produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Wächtler u. Lange' based in the town of: Mittwaida. Simply attractive 'Ostvölker'-related award that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive, WH-era so-called: \'Planzeiger für Wehr- und Geländedienst\' being a neatly maker- (ie. GKS-) marked example that is executed in \'Mica\'-based material These so-called: 'Planzeiger für Wehr- und Geländedienst' (or: in English language 'map-reading-scales') were to be found in almost every map-case (ie. 'Kartentasche') and were a welcome - and much needed! - accesory. The piece on offer here measures 7,5 x 7,5 cms. and is as stated executed in so-called: 'Mica'-based material (being some sort of early- ie. pre-war predecessor of plastic) and bears various maker-marks ie. codes and shows a clear makers'-mark that reads: 'GKS' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which has somewhat yellowed over the years - comes in a fully undamaged- and/or very nicely preserved - condition. These desirable, WH-equipment-items were normally carried in (or attached to-) the standard leather-based map-cases (ie. 'Kartentaschen') and can ideally serve as such. Simply a neat example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH-era so-called: \'Planzeiger für Wehr- und Geländedienst\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'GKS\'-) marked example that is executed in \'Mica\'-based material These so-called: 'Planzeiger für Wehr- und Geländedienst' (or: in English language 'map-reading-scales') were to be found in almost every map-case (ie. 'Kartentasche') and were a welcome - and much needed! - accesory. The piece on offer here measures 7,5 x 7,5 cms. and is as stated executed in so-called: 'Mica'-based material (being some sort of early- ie. pre-war predecessor of plastic) and bears various maker-marks ie. codes and shows a clear makers'-mark that reads: 'GKS' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which has somewhat yellowed over the years - comes in a fully undamaged- and/or very nicely preserved - condition. These desirable, WH-equipment-items were normally carried in (or attached to-) the standard leather-based map-cases (ie. 'Kartentaschen') and can ideally serve as such. Simply a neat example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH-era \'Planzeiger für Wehr- und Geländedienst\' (as executed in \'Mica\'-) that comes stored in its period, brownish-coloured, paper-based- (and/or maker- ie. \'GKS\'- marked-) pouch These so-called: 'Planzeiger für Wehr- und Geländedienst' (or: in English language 'map-reading-scales') were to be found in almost every map-case (ie. 'Kartentasche') and were a welcome - and much needed! - accesory. The piece on offer here measures 7,5 x 7,5 cms. and is as stated executed in so-called: 'Mica' (some sort of early- ie. pre-war predecessor of plastic) and bears various maker-marks ie. codes and shows a clear makers'-mark that reads: 'GKS' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which has somewhat yellowed over the years - came stored in its period-, brownish-coloured- and/or paper-based- pouch and is in a fully undamaged- and/or very nicely preserved - condition. This example (which was IMO never used) came stored in its period (and/or maker- ie. 'GKS'- marked-) pouch (that comes in an equally nicely preserved condition). These desirable, WH-equipment-items were normally carried in (or attached to-) the standard leather-based map-cases (ie. 'Kartentaschen') and can ideally serve as such. Simply a very nice and complete example that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH-related so-called: \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 2. Klasse in Silber mit Schwerter\', being a nicely maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked- and/or: \'Feinzink\'-based example that comes mounted on its period ribbon This is a truly attractive example of a WH (Heeres) related, so-called: 'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 2. Klasse in Silber mit Schwerter' (or: 'Ostvölker' bravery-medal for merit on the Eastern Front with swords), being a nicely maker- (ie. '100'-) marked- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example that comes mounted on its period-attached ribbon ('Bandabschnitt'), in overall very nice (IMO only minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The exampe on offer here is the silver- (ie. second-) class with swords and shows a clear makers-designation: '100' stamped in its ring: it is thus an example that was produced by the: 'Wächtler u. Lange'-company based in the town of Mittwaida (as is more often the case). The medal truly retains most of its (fairly glossy) silver-toned finish and still retains great pronounced detail (it is just a tiny bit tarnished- ie. dirty as to be expected but was never cleaned nor polished as can be seen on the pictures). The typical (darker-green-coloured- ie. white-striped-) ribbon is still sewn together and comes with its period-attached (ie. bronze-coloured-) pin-/catch 'attachment-clip' still attached. Simply a very nice 'Ostvölker'-related medal that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH-related so-called: \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 3. Klasse in Bronze mit Schwerter\', being a non-maker-marked- and/or: \'Feinzink\'-based example that comes mounted on its period ribbon This is an attractive example of a WH-related, so-called: 'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 3. Klasse in Bronze mit Schwerter' (or: 'Ostvölker' service-medal for shown bravery on the Eastern Front with swords), being a non-marked- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example that comes mounted on its period-attached ribbon ('Bandabschnitt'), in overall very nice (IMO only minimally used ie. worn-) condition. The exampe on offer is the bronze- (ie. third-) class with swords. The medal retains most of its (somewhat tarnished) golden-bronze-toned finish and still retains great pronounced detail (it is just a tiny bit tarnished- ie. dirty as to be expected but was never cleaned nor polished as can be seen on the pictures). The typical (darker-green-coloured-) ribbon is still sewn together and comes with its period-attached (ie. bronze-coloured-) pin-/catch 'attachment-clip' still attached. Simply a very nice 'Ostvölker'-related medal that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH-related so-called: \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber mit Schwertern\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall nice condition This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - WH-related, so-called: \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber mit Schwertern\' (or: silver-class \'Ostvölker\' bravery-medal ie. breast-star for merit on the Eastern Front being of the first-class-pattern with swords) being a (typical) non-maker-marked- and (I deem) silvered \'Feinzink\'-based example that comes as issued and/or recently found. The neat award comes in an overall very nice- (I deem only minimally used ie. worn-) condition and retains most of its (fairly glossy) silver-toned finish and still retains great pronounced detail (it is just a tiny bit tarnished- ie. dirty as to be expected but was never cleaned nor polished: it comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered, flute-shaped) pin- and/or typical pin-catch set-up as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is void of a makers\'-designation (as more often) but I deem that it is a typical piece that was produced by the company: \'R. Wächtler & Lange\' as was based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen (various characteristics point in this direction). Simply a attractive - and desirable! - WH-related, so-called: \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber mit Schwertern\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH-related so-called: \'Verdienstauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 2. Klasse in Silber ohne Schwerter\', being a nicely maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked- and/or: \'Feinzink\'-based example that comes mounted on its period ribbon This is an attractive example of a WH-related, so-called: 'Verdienstauszeichnung für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 2. Klasse in Silber ohne Schwerter' (or: 'Ostvölker' service-medal for merit on the Eastern Front without swords), being a nicely maker- (ie. '100'-) marked- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example that comes mounted on its period-attached ribbon ('Bandabschnitt'), in overall very nice (IMO only minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The exampe on offer here is the silver- (ie. second-) class without swords and shows a clear makers-designation: '100' stamped in its ring: it is thus an example that was produced by the: 'Wächtler u. Lange'-company based in the town of Mittwaida (as is more often the case). The medal truly retains most of its (fairly glossy) silver-toned finish and still retains great pronounced detail (it is just a tiny bit tarnished- ie. dirty as to be expected but was never cleaned nor polished as can be seen on the pictures). The typical (darker-green-coloured- ie. white-striped-) ribbon is still sewn together and comes with its period-attached (ie. bronze-coloured-) pin-/catch 'attachment-clip' still attached. Simply a very nice 'Ostvölker'-related medal that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WH-related so-called: \'Verdienstauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber ohne Schwertern\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice condition This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - WH-related, so-called: \'Verdienstauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber ohne Schwertern\' (or: silver-class \'Ostvölker\' merit-medal ie. breast-star for merit on the Eastern Front being of the first-class-pattern without swords) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked- and/or: silvered \'Feinzink\'-based example that comes as issued and/or recently found. The neat award comes in an overall very nice- (I deem only minimally used ie. worn-) condition and retains most of its (fairly glossy) silver-toned finish and still retains great pronounced detail (it is just a tiny bit tarnished- ie. dirty as to be expected but was never cleaned nor polished: it comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered- somewhat longer-sized) pin- and/or typical pin-catch set-up as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a clearly present makers-designation \'100\' stamped into the back of the pin denoting that this piece was produced by the company: \'R. Wächtler & Lange\' as was based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen. Simply a attractive - and desirable! - WH-related, so-called: \'Verdienstauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber ohne Schwertern\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH-related so-called: \'Verdienstauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber ohne Schwertern\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice condition This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - WH-related, so-called: \'Verdienstauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber ohne Schwertern\' (or: silver-class \'Ostvölker\' merit-medal ie. breast-star for merit on the Eastern Front being of the first-class-pattern without swords) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked- and (I deem) silvered \'Feinzink\'-based example that comes as issued and/or recently found. The neat award comes in an overall very nice- (I deem only minimally used ie. worn-) condition and retains most of its (fairly glossy) silver-toned finish and still retains great pronounced detail (it is just a tiny bit tarnished- ie. dirty as to be expected but was never cleaned nor polished: it comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered- flute-shaped) pin- and/or typical pin-catch set-up as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a clearly present makers-designation \'4\' stamped into the back of the pin denoting that this piece was produced by the company: \'Steinhauer & Lück\' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid. Simply a attractive - and desirable! - WH-related, so-called: \'Verdienstauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber ohne Schwertern\' by an unusually encountered maker that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH-related, so-called: \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Kl. in Gold mit Schwertern\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes stored in its accompanying, period-etui This is an attractive - just moderately used and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - WH-related, so-called: \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Gold mit Schwertern\' (or: golden-class \'Ostvölker\' bravery-medal ie. breast-star for bravery on the Eastern Front being of the first-class-pattern with swords) being a (typical) non-maker-marked- and/or: golden-toned \'Feinzink\'-based example that comes stored in its period-etui as issued and/or recently found. The neat award comes in an overall very nice- (I deem moderately used ie. worn-) condition and retains just the remains of its golden-toned finish but retains great pronounced detail (it is just a tiny bit tarnished- ie. dirty as to be expected but was never cleaned nor polished: it comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered) pin- and/or pin-catch set-up as can be seen on the pictures). The etui comes in an equally nicely preserved condition: it is fully functional and is nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The faily luxuriously-styled etui (that shows the typical \'rounded corners\' as more often) has a fully preserved, black-coloured (ie. simulated velvet-) interior-section that shows a clear imprint of the badge it once held (as can be seen on the pictures). The etuis\'-top shows an (almost fully preserved and golden-toned) illustration of the badge (as can be seen on the pictures). The etui was I deem just moderately used and does show some obvious - albeit minimal - age, wear and/or staining. Simply a attractive - and desirable! - WH-related, so-called: \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Gold mit Schwertern\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH-related, so-called: \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Kl. in Silber mit Schwertern\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes stored in its accompanying, period-etui This is an attractive - just moderately used and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - WH-related, so-called: \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber mit Schwertern\' (or: silver-class \'Ostvölker\' bravery-medal ie. breast-star for bravery on the Eastern Front being of the second-class-pattern with swords) being a (typical) non-maker-marked- and/or: silvered \'Feinzink\'-based example that comes stored in its period-etui as issued and/or recently found. The neat award comes in an overall very nice- (I deem only minimally used ie. worn-) condition and retains most of its (fairly glossy) silver-toned finish and still retains great pronounced detail (it is just a tiny bit tarnished- ie. dirty as to be expected but was never cleaned nor polished: it comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered) pin- and/or pin-catch set-up as can be seen on the pictures). The etui comes in an equally nicely preserved condition: it is fully functional and is very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The faily luxuriously-styled etui (that shows the typical \'square-sized corners\' as more often) has a fully preserved, black-coloured (ie. simulated velvet-) interior-section that shows a clear imprint of the badge it once held (as can be seen on the pictures). The etuis\'-top shows a (fully preserved and silver-toned) illustration of the badge (as can be seen on the pictures). The etui was I deem just moderately used and does show some obvious - albeit minimal - age, wear and/or staining. Simply a attractive - and desirable! - WH-related, so-called: \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber mit Schwertern\' that is accordingly priced!!

Attractive, WH-related, so-called: \'Verdienstauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Kl. in Silber ohne Schwertern\' being a maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked example that comes stored in its accompanying, period-etui This is an attractive - just moderately used and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - WH-related, so-called: \'Verdienstauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber ohne Schwertern\' (or: silver-class \'Ostvölker\' merit-medal ie. breast-star for merit on the Eastern Front being of the second-class-pattern without swords) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'100\'- thus by the \'Hersteller\': \'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange\'-) marked- and/or: silvered \'Feinzink\'-based example that comes stored in its period-etui as issued and/or recently found. The neat award comes in an overall very nice- (I deem only minimally used ie. worn-) condition and retains most of its (fairly glossy) silver-toned finish and still retains great pronounced detail (it is just a tiny bit tarnished- ie. dirty as to be expected but was never cleaned nor polished: it comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered) pin- and/or pin-catch set-up as can be seen on the pictures). The etui comes in a nicely preserved - albeit clearly used! - condition: it is fully functional and is nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The faily luxuriously-styled etui (that shows the typical \'square-sized corners\' as more often) has a fully preserved, black-coloured (ie. simulated velvet) interior-section that shows a clear imprint of the badge it once held (as can be seen on the pictures). The etuis\'-top shows a (fully preserved and silver-toned) illustration of the badge (as can be seen on the pictures). The etui was I deem just moderately used and does show some obvious age, wear and/or staining. Simply a attractive - and desirable! - WH-related, so-called: \'Verdienstauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber ohne Schwertern\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH-related, so-called: \'Verdienstauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Kl. in Silber ohne Schwertern\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall nice condition This is an attractive - and just moderately used and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - WH-related, so-called: \'Verdienstauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber ohne Schwertern\' (or: silver-class \'Ostvölker\' merit-medal ie. breast-star for merit on the Eastern Front being of the first-class-pattern without swords) being a (typical) non-maker-marked- and/or: silvered \'Feinzink\'-based example that comes as issued and/or recently found. The neat award comes in an overall very nice- (I deem only minimally used ie. worn-) condition and retains most of its (fairly glossy) silver-toned finish and still retains great pronounced detail (it is just a tiny bit tarnished- ie. dirty as to be expected but was never cleaned nor polished: it comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered) pin- and/or pin-catch set-up as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a attractive - and desirable! - WH-related, so-called: \'Verdienstauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Silber ohne Schwertern\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WH-related: \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Kl. in Gold mit Schwertern\' being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that comes stored in its accompanying - albeit repaired - period-etui This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - WH-related, so-called: \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Gold mit Schwertern\' (or: golden-class \'Ostvölker\' bravery-medal ie. breast-star for bravery on the Eastern Front being of the first-class-pattern with swords) being a (typical) non-maker-marked- and/or: (light) golden-toned \'Feinzink\'-based example that comes stored in its period- (albeit repaired) etui as issued and/or recently found. The neat award comes in an overall very nice- (I deem only minimally used ie. worn-) condition and retains most of its (as more often somewhat faded) golden-toned finish and still retains great pronounced detail (it is just a tiny bit tarnished- ie. dirty as to be expected but was never cleaned nor polished: it comes naturally mounted onto its functional (and unaltered) somewhat larger-sized pin- and/or pin-catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is void of a makers-designation (as more often) but was (I deem) a typical example as was produced by the company: \'R. Wächtler & Lange\' as was based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen. The etui comes in an equally nicely preserved condition: it is still fully functional but was once repaired: the back has I deem been glued-on (as can be seen on the pictures). The faily luxuriously-styled etui (that shows the typical \'square-sized corners\' as more often) has a fully preserved, black-coloured (ie. simulated velvet-based) interior-section that shows a clear imprint of the badge it once held (as can be seen on the pictures). The etuis\'-top shows a (fully preserved and golden-toned) illustration of the badge (as can be seen on the pictures). The etui was I deem just moderately used and does show some obvious age, wear and/or staining. Simply an attractive - and desirable! - WH-related, so-called: \'Tapferkeitsauszeichnung o. Steckkreuz für Angehörige der Ostvölker, 1. Klasse in Gold mit Schwertern\' in etui that is priced according to its repaired etui!

Attractive, white- and darker-green-coloured, NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH-bayonets that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive example of a white- and/or darker-green-coloured NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. 'Portepee' ie.: 'Troddel') as was intended for usage on the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. These NCO-type side-arm knots (ie. 'Portepee' or: 'Troddel') were specifically intended for usage on the K98 bajonets (ie. their leather bayonet-frogs) as worn by 'Unteroffiziere' (ie. NCO-usage). The piece shows some minimal wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the photos) but is void of any real damage and is of course still fully functional. The piece was recently uncovered at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simly a attractive example that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, white- and greyish-blue-coloured EM- (ie. NCO-) type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition This is a truly attractive example of a white- and/or greyish-blue- (ie. greyish-silver-) coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was intended for usage onto the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or most certainly never \'mounted\'-), condition. These NCO-type side-arm knots (ie. \'Portepee\' or: \'Troddel\') were specifically intended for usage on the K98 bajonets (ie. their leather bayonet-frogs) and were worn by the various troops like the: \'Unteroffiziere\' (ie. NCO-usage). The various (branch)colours used denoted a specific regiment ie. bataillon. The piece on offer here comes mounted onto a (greyish-coloured) and typical leather-based \'strap\' and shows some minimal storage-age only and comes still folded as issued (as can be seen on the photos) and is void of any damage and is of course still functional. The piece was recently uncovered at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive example of a \'standard-issue\'-type WH-side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, white- and silver-coloured NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH-bayonets that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive example of a white- and/or silver-coloured NCO-type side-arm knot (ie. 'Portepee' ie.: 'Troddel') as was intended for usage on the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. These NCO-type side-arm knots (ie. 'Portepee' or: 'Troddel') were specifically intended for usage on the K98 bajonets (ie. their leather bayonet-frogs) as worn by 'Unteroffiziere' (ie. NCO-usage). The piece shows some minimal wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the photos) but is void of any damage and is of course still functional. The piece was recently uncovered at a German flea-market and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simly a attractive example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, white-, red- and red-coloured EM- (ie. NCO-) type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition This is a truly attractive example of a white-, bright-red- and white- (ie. greyish-silver-) coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was intended for usage onto the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or most certainly never \'mounted\'-), condition. These NCO-type side-arm knots (ie. \'Portepee\' or: \'Troddel\') were specifically intended for usage on the K98 bajonets (ie. their leather bayonet-frogs) and were worn by the various troops like the: \'Unteroffiziere\' (ie. NCO-usage). The various (branch)colours used denoted a specific regiment ie. bataillon. The piece on offer here comes mounted onto a (greyish-coloured) and typical linnen- (ie. braid-) based \'strap\' and shows some minimal storage-age only and comes still folded as issued (as can be seen on the photos) and is void of any damage and is of course still functional. The piece was recently uncovered at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive example of a \'standard-issue\'-type WH-side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WHW- (ie. \'Winterhilfswerke\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' depicting the text: \'W.H.W. Opferschiessen 1940/41\' This is a neatly enamelled - and actually not that easily encountered! - square-shaped- and/or medium-sized so-called: WHW- (ie. 'Winterhilfswerke'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' depicting the text: 'W.H.W. Opferschiessen 1940/41' and as such being a typical example that was issued by the: 'Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg' and that comes in a minimally worn- (albeit fully undamaged and/or truly nicely preserved-), condition. The badge - which is totally void of a makers'-designation - comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and/or totally unaltered-) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains a fully undamaged, golden-bronze-toned (and shiny!) finish and has an undamaged, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive day-badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1940 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered. This attractive - and totally undamaged! - example measures 3,4 x 2,8 cms. and originates from a German private household: it was never before in a collection. I deem that I priced this attractive and/or nicely preserved 'high-quality-produced' example of a: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' commemorating a shooting-contest named the: 'W.H.W. Opferschiessen 1940/41', accordingly!

Attractive, WHW- (ie. \'Winterhilfswerke\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' depicting the text: \'W.H.W. Opferschiessen 1940/41\' This is a neatly enamelled - and actually not that easily encountered! - square-shaped- and medium-sized so-called: WHW- (ie. \'Winterhilfswerke\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' depicting the text: \'W.H.W. Opferschiessen 1940/41\' and being a typical example that was issued by the: \'Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg\' and that comes in a minimally worn- (albeit fully undamaged and/or truly nicely preserved!), condition. The badge - which is totally void of a makers\'-designation - comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and/or totally unaltered-) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains a fully undamaged, bright golden-toned finish and has an undamaged, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive day-badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1940 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered. This attractive - and totally undamaged! - example has an approximate size of 2,8 x 2,8 cms. and originates from a German private-household: it was never before in collectors\'-hands. I deem that I priced this attractive and/or nicely preserved, fairly \'high-quality-produced\' example of a: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' commemorating a shooting-contest named the: \'W.H.W. Opferschiessen 1940/41\', accordingly!

Attractive, WHW- (ie. \'Winterhilfswerke\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' depicting the text: \'W.H.W. Opferschiessen 1941/42\' This is a neatly enamelled - and actually not that easily encountered! - circular-shaped- and/or medium-sized so-called: WHW- (ie. 'Winterhilfswerke'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' is depicting the text: 'W.H.W. Opferschiessen 1941/42' and is as such a typical example that was issued by the: 'Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg' and that comes in a minimally worn- (albeit fully undamaged and/or truly nicely preserved-), condition. The badge - which shows a clear makers'-designation that reads: 'K. Pichl - Innsbruck' on its back - comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and/or totally unaltered-) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up (see pictures). It retains a fully undamaged, golden-bronze-toned (and shiny!) finish and has an undamaged, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive day-badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1940 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered. This attractive - and totally undamaged! - example has an approximate diameter of 3,5 cms. and originates from a German private household: it was never before in a collection. I deem that I priced this attractive and/or nicely preserved 'high-quality-produced' example of a: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' commemorating a shooting-contest named the: 'W.H.W. Opferschiessen 1941/42', accordingly!

Attractive, WHW- (ie. \'Winterhilfswerke\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' depicting the text: \'W.H.W. Opferschiessen 1942/43\' This is a neatly enamelled - and actually not that easily encountered! - circular-shaped- and medium-sized so-called: WHW- (ie. 'Winterhilfswerke'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' depicting the text: 'W.H.W. Opferschiessen 1942/43' is a typical example that was issued by the: 'Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg' and that comes in a minimally worn-, albeit fully undamaged and/or nicely preserved-, condition. The badge - which shows a clear makers'-designation that reads: 'K. Pichl - Innsbruck' on its back - comes naturally mounted on its (fully functional- and/or totally unaltered-) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up (see pictures). It retains a fully undamaged, reddish-bronze-toned finish and has an undamaged, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive day-badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1940 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered. This attractive - and totally undamaged! - example has an approximate diameter of 3,5 cms. and originates from a German private household: it was never before in a collection. I deem that I priced this attractive and/or nicely preserved 'high-quality-produced' example of a: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' commemorating a shooting-contest named the: 'W.H.W. Opferschiessen 1942/43', accordingly!

Attractive, WHW- (ie. \'Winterhilfswerke\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' depicting the text: \'W.H.W. Opferschiessen 1942/43\' This is a neatly enamelled - and actually not that easily encountered! - circular-shaped- and medium-sized so-called: WHW- (ie. 'Winterhilfswerke'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' depicting the text: 'W.H.W. Opferschiessen 1942/43' is a typical example that was issued by the: 'Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg' and that comes in a minimally worn albeit fully undamaged and/or truly nicely preserved, condition. The badge - which shows a clear makers'-designation on its back that reads: 'K. Pichl - Innsbruck' comes naturally mounted on its (fully functional- and/or totally unaltered-) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains a fully undamaged, golden-bronze-toned finish and has an undamaged, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive day-badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1940 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered. This attractive - and totally undamaged! - example has an approximate diameter of 3,5 cms. and originates from a German private-household: it was never before in collectors'-hands. I deem that I priced this attractive and/or nicely preserved, fairly 'high-quality-produced' example of a: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' commemorating a shooting-contest named the: 'W.H.W. Opferschiessen 1942/43', accordingly!

Attractive, WHW- (ie. \'Winterhilfswerke\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' depicting the text: \'W.H.W. Opferschiessen 1942/43\' This is a neatly enamelled - and actually not that easily encountered! - circular-shaped- and medium-sized so-called: WHW- (ie. 'Winterhilfswerke'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' depicting the text: 'W.H.W. Opferschiessen 1942/43' and being a typical example that was issued by the: 'Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg' and that comes in a minimally worn- (albeit fully undamaged and/or truly nicely preserved!), condition. The badge - which shows a vague but surely present makers'-designation on its back that reads: 'K. Pichl - Innsbruck' comes naturally mounted on its (fully functional- and/or totally unaltered-) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains a fully undamaged, silverish-toned finish and has an undamaged, multi-coloured- and/or nicely enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). These attractive day-badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1940 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered. This attractive - and totally undamaged! - example has an approximate diameter of 3,5 cms. and originates from a German private-household: it was never before in collectors'-hands. I deem that I priced this attractive and/or nicely preserved, fairly 'high-quality-produced' example of a: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' commemorating a shooting-contest named the: 'W.H.W. Opferschiessen 1942/43', accordingly!

Attractive, WWI- (ie. TR-) period so-called: \'Ordenspange\' (being of the desirable \'detachable\'-pattern!) showing resp. an: \'EK II. Kl.\'. a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and a: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal This is an attractive - and in this unusually seen combination scarcely found! - example of a WWI- (ie. Third Reich-) period, so-called: \'Ordenspange\' (of the desirable \'detachable\'-pattern!) and that is respectively showing a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class), a WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.\') and a: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal and that comes as issued, moderately worn and/or recently found. The detail on the \'EKII. Klasse\' (that shows the makers\'-designation: \'S.W.\' stamped into its ring) is truly stunning and nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\') core and is void of any damage or paint-loss. The \'FKK 1914-18\' shows a somewhat vaguely but surely present makers\'-designation on its back (that reads: \'F.V.Pforzheim 29.\' as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on this award is also nicely preserved but it does show some tarnished age-patina and some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal is - I deem - executed in silverish-coloured \'Buntmetall\'-based metal and is a very detailed and/or pronounced example that retains a fully preserved age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). All three awards - which show their nicely preserved, period ribbons - come both \'period-mounted\' onto a metal- (ie. shiny chrome-based!) \'clasp\' that is not \'backed\' (and that shows a functional pin- ie. catch-set-up and \'D.R.G.M.\'-designation) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. Simply an attractive WWI- (ie. Third Reich-) period, \'Ordenspange\' showing an unusual combination and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI- (ie. TR-) period so-called: \'Ordenspange\' (being of the non-\'detachable-pattern\') showing resp. an: \'EK II. Kl.\'. a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and a (scarcely seen!): \'DRK-Ehrenzeichen des 3. Modell\' This is an attractive - and in this unusually found combination scarcely found! - example of a WWI- (ie. Third Reich-) period, so-called: 'Ordenspange' (of the non-'detachable-pattern') and that is respectively showing an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.') and a (neatly enamelled!) so-called: 'DRK-Ehrenzeichen des 3. Modell' (or: German Red Cross ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' honorary-award of the third model) and that comes as issued, moderately worn and/or recently found. The detail on the 'EKII. Klasse' is truly stunning and nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style') core and is void of any damage or paint-loss. The 'FKK 1914-18' shows a clearly present makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'W.D.L.' as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on this award is also nicely preserved but it does show some tarnished age-patina and some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'DRK-Ehrenzeichen des 3. Modell' (or: German Red Cross ie. 'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz' honorary-award of the third model) is - I deem - executed in silverish-coloured 'Buntmetall'-based metal and is a very detailed and/or pronounced example that retains a fully preserved (and totally undamaged!) mult-coloured, enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). All three awards - which show their nicely preserved, period ribbons - come both 'period-mounted' onto a metal- (ie. shiny chrome-based!) 'clasp' that is not 'backed' (and that shows a functional pin- ie. catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. Simply an attractive WWI- (ie. Third Reich-) period, 'Ordenspange' showing an unusual combination and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI- (ie. TR-) period so-called: \'Ordenspange\' (being of the non-\'detachable-pattern\') showing resp. an: \'EK II. Kl.\'. a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and a (scarcely seen!): \'DRK-Ehrenzeichen des 3. Modell\' This is an attractive - and in this unusually found combination scarcely found! - example of a WWI- (ie. Third Reich-) period, so-called: \'Ordenspange\' (of the non-\'detachable-pattern\') and that is respectively showing an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class), a WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.\') and a (neatly enamelled!) so-called: \'DRK-Ehrenzeichen des 3. Modell\' (or: German Red Cross ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' honorary-award of the third model) and that comes as issued, moderately worn and/or recently found. The detail on the \'EKII. Klasse\' is truly stunning and nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\') core and is void of any damage or paint-loss. The \'FKK 1914-18\' shows a clearly present makers\'-designation on its back (that reads: \'84 R.V. Pforzheim.\' as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on this award is also nicely preserved but it does show some tarnished age-patina and some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'DRK-Ehrenzeichen des 3. Modell\' (or: German Red Cross ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\' honorary-award of the third model) is - I deem - executed in silverish-coloured \'Buntmetall\'-based metal and is a very detailed and/or pronounced example that retains a fully preserved (and totally undamaged!) mult-coloured, enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). All three awards - which show their nicely preserved, period ribbons - come \'period-mounted\' onto a metal \'clasp\' that is nicely \'backed\' with bright-red-coloured wool (and that shows a functional pin- ie. catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. Simply an attractive WWI- (ie. Third Reich-) period, \'Ordenspange\' showing an unusual combination and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI- (ie. TR-) period so-called: \'Ordenspange\' (being of the non-\'detachable-pattern\') showing resp. an: \'EK II. Kl.\'. a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and a: WH (Luftwaffe) \'DA der 4. Stufe\' This is an attractive - and in this unusually found combination scarcely found! - example of a WWI- (ie. Third Reich-) period, so-called: \'Ordenspange\' (of the non-\'detachable-pattern\') and that is respectively showing an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class), a WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.\') and a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized- and/or down-tailed) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes as issued, moderately worn and/or recently found. The detail on the \'EKII. Klasse\' is truly stunning and nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\') core and that is void of paint-loss (but that shows some minimal rust-staining in its centre). The \'FKK 1914-18\' shows a clearly present makers\'-designation on its back (that reads: \'ST.& L.\' as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on this award is also nicely preserved but it does show some tarnished age-patina and some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on the LW-DA (and eagle-device) is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has a very attractive and just minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). All three awards - which show their nicely preserved, period ribbons - come \'period-mounted\' onto a metal \'clasp\' that is nicely \'backed\' with greyish-blue-coloured wool (and that shows a functional pin- ie. catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. Simply an attractive WWI- (ie. Third Reich-) period, \'Ordenspange\' showing an unusual combination and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI- (ie. TR-) period so-called: \'Ordenspange\' (being of the \'non-detachable-pattern\') showing resp. an: \'EK II. Kl.\', a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and a: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal This is an attractive - and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn - example of a WWI- (ie. Third Reich) period, so-called: 'Ordenspange' or medal-bar (being of the non 'non-detachable-pattern') showing respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.') and a: 'Deutsche Volkspflege'- (ie. civil-service-) medal and that comes as issued, minimally worn and/or recently found. The detail on the 'EKII. Klasse' is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details but is void of a makers'-designation: moreover, does it have a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style') core and is void of any damage or paint-loss. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The FKK 1914-18 is a neat example that shows a clear makers'-designation on its back (that reads: '32 R.V. - Pforzheim'.) The detail is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The VP-medal is executed in silver-coloured (and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based!) metal - and is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice, somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). All three awards - which show their nicely preserved, period ribbons - come 'mounted' onto a metal-based 'clasp' that is not backed but that shows a functional pin- ie. catch (set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. Simply a neat WWI- (ie. TR-) period, 'Ordenspange' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI- (ie. TR-) period: \'Ordenspange\' showing resp. a: WWI-period: \'EK II. Kl.\'. a: \'FKK 1914-18 ohne Schw.\' and a: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) This is an attractive - and in this unusually found combination scarcely found! - example of a WWI- (ie. Third Reich-) period, so-called: \'Ordenspange\' (of the \'non-detachable-pattern\') and that is respectively showing an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class), a WWI-period: \'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwertern\' (ie.: \'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 ohne Schwertern\') and a: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) and that comes as issued, moderately worn and/or recently found. The detail on the \'EKII. Klasse\' is truly stunning and nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\') core and is totally void of any damage or paint-loss. The \'FKK 1914-18\' shows a clearly present makers\'-designation on its back (that reads: \'D.& Co.\' as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on this award is also nicely preserved but it does show some tarnished age-patina and some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' is - I deem - executed in bright-golden-coloured \'Buntmetall\'-based metal and is a very detailed and/or pronounced example that retains a fully preserved (and totally undamaged!) enamelled surface and polished sides (as can be seen on the pictures). All three awards - which show their nicely preserved, period ribbons - come \'period-mounted\' onto a metal \'clasp\' that is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool (and that shows a functional pin- ie. catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. Simply an attractive WWI- (ie. Third Reich-) period, \'Ordenspange\' showing an unusual combination and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI- (ie. WWII-/TR-) period so-called: \'Doppelspange\' (being of the desirable \'detachable-pattern\') showing resp. a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and an: \'N.S.D.A.P. DA in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t.D.\') This is a nicely preserved - albeit moderately used- and/or worn - example of a WWI- (ie. WII- ie. TR-) period so-called: 'Doppelspange' (being of the desirable 'detachable-pattern') showing respectively a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.') and a so-called: 'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' (ie. '3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste') and that comes together with its accompanying, two-pieced 'Band/Feldspange' (ie. ribbon-bar) as issued, moderately worn and/or recently found. The FKK 1914-18 with swords is a neat example that shows a clear makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'HKM'.) The detail is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' (ie. '3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste') is a (golden) bronze-toned, 'thinner-shaped'-pattern that is executed in typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'): it has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most of its somewhat golden-brown-toned, bronze-coloured finish: it truly has great pronounced detail and retains an undamaged and nicely preserved finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a makers'-designation (that reads: '10') stamped into its ring and is thus a piece that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Förster & Barth' as was based in the town of Pforzheim. It hardly shows wear nor age but is minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) something that is simply caused by years of storage only. Both awards - which show some minimal staining - come both 'mounted' onto a single, chrome-steel-based 'clasp' (having a functional pin- ie. catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock': this 'clasp' is neatly backed with a piece of black-coloured linnen (as can be seen on the pictures). The entire piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished and came as issued and/or stored for decades. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this 'Doppelspange' came with its accompanying, two-pieced 'Band/Feldspange' (ie. ribbon-bar) something that is not often the case. Simply a very attractive 'Doppelspange'-set that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-pattern golden-class wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Gold\') being a very detailed (and non-magnetic) example that comes in a very nice- (ie. hardly used- nor worn-), condition This is an attractive - albeit I deem just minimally used- ie. worn - example of a WWI-period, golden-class wound-badge (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold') being a detailed example that comes in a presumably issued- and/or just minimally worn, condition. The (non-magnetic) badge - which is an unmarked version as is more often encountered with this type of WBs - shows hardly any wear and age but still retains most (ie. all!) of its fairly glossy- (ie. somewhat shiny) golden-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge, which comes naturally mounted onto its functional, long-sized pin and that has an undamaged and/or: functional catch, still retains extraordinary and/or pronounced detail (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and original golden-class specimen that is priced according to its very nice- and/or fully untouched, condition!

Attractive, WWI-pattern, silver-class wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') being a detailed (and magnetic) example as executed in silvered \'Buntmetall\' and that comes in a moderately used- ie. most certainly worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- ie. worn - example of a WWI-period, silver-class wound-badge (ie. \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') being a detailed (and magnetic) example as executed in silvered metal and that comes in an overal nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. most certainly worn-), condition. The badge - which is an unmarked version as is more often encountered with this type of WBs - shows only moderate usage and wear but truly retains most (ie. almost all) of its silver-coloured finish: it is just a tiny bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge, which comes naturally mounted onto its functional, regular-sized (and also magnetic) pin and that has an undamaged and functional catch (ie. set-up), still retains fine and/or pronounced detail (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive and original silver-class, WWI-specimen that is priced according to its overall nice- and/or fully untouched, condition!

Attractive, WWI-pattern, steel-based, golden-class wound-badge (ie.: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Gold\') being a detailed (and magnetic) example that comes in a moderately used- ie. most certainly worn, condition This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- ie. worn but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of a WWI-period, golden-class wound-badge (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold') being a detailed example that comes in a most certainly issued- and/or moderately worn, condition. The (magnetic - and - I deem - steel-based) badge - which is an unmarked version as is more often encountered with this type of WBs - shows fair usage and wear and age but and has lost some of its bright-golden-coloured finish: it is, moreover, a tiny bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge, which comes naturally mounted onto its functional, regular-sized (and also magnetic) pin and that has an undamaged and/or: functional catch (ie. set-up), still retains fine and/or pronounced detail (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and original golden-class specimen that is priced according to its overall nice- and/or fully untouched, condition!

Attractive, WWI-period Bavarian- (ie. \'Bayern\'-) related, field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that shows the motto: \'In Treue Fest\' and that comes in an overall nicely preserved, condition This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a WWI-period, Bavarian- (ie. \'Bayern\'-) related, field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based EM/NCO-pattern belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften\') being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that shows the motto: \'In Treue Fest\' on its front-plate and that comes in a moderately used- (albeit overall still very nicely preserved-), condition. The buckle truly retains most of its somewhat \'matted\'-styled, field-grey-coloured (ie. I deem anodized) finish without showing any real defaults: it does show some minimal wear- and/or age-marks but was simply never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal (rust) staining ie. \'Flugrost\' but was (I deem) never cleaned (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle shows also some obvious dust and/or staining caused by over more than 100 years of storage. The buckle itself is as stated above unmarked (something that is more often observed). The piece was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive - and in this nicely preserved condition quite scarcely found! - WWI-period-example that is priced according to its overall very nice ie. just moderately used condition!

Attractive, WWI-period Bavarian- (ie. \'Bayern\'-) related, golen-coloured- and/or copper-based belt-buckle being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that shows the motto: \'In Treue Fest\' and that comes in an overall nicely preserved, condition This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a WWI-period, Bavarian- (ie. \'Bayern\'-) related, silverish-golden-coloured- and/or copper- (ie. messing-) based EM/NCO-pattern belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften\') being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that shows the motto: \'In Treue Fest\' on its (silverish-golden-toned- and seperately-attached!) front-plate and that comes in a moderately used- (albeit overall still nicely preserved-), condition. The buckle truly retains most of its somewhat \'shiny\'-styled, finish without showing any real defaults: it does show some minimal wear- and/or age-marks but was simply never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal staining but was (I deem) luckily never cleaned (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle shows also some obvious dust and/or staining caused by over more than 100 years of storage. The buckle itself is as stated above unmarked (something that is more often observed). The piece was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive WWI-period, Bavarian- (ie. \'Bayern\'-) related example that is priced according to its overall very nice ie. just moderately used condition!

Attractive, WWI-period field-grey-coloured- and/or steel-based belt-buckle that comes mounted onto its (light-brown-coloured, maker-marked and/or: \'1915\'-dated) leather-based tab and that comes in an overall nicely preserved, condition This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a WWI-period, field-grey-coloured- and/or typical steel-based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Unteroffiziere u. Mannschaften\') that comes mounted onto its (light-brown-coloured, neatly maker- ie. \'W.A. Gredenstein - Hannover\'- marked and/or: \'1915\'-dated) leather-based tab and that comes in a moderately used- (albeit overall still nicely preserved-), condition. The buckle truly retains most of its somewhat \'matted\'-styled, field-grey-coloured (ie. I deem anodized) finish without showing any real defaults: it does show some minimal wear- and age-marks but was simply never cleaned nor polished and does show some minimal (rust) staining ie. \'Flugrost\' on its front (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside of the buckle shows also some obvious dust and/or staining caused by over more than 100 years of storage. The leather-based tab is naturally also still fully functional and souple: it shows a clear makers\'-designation ie. stamp (as can be clearly observed in the pictures) and remains in an equally nicely preserved condition overall (it was - I deem - never greased nor oiled but does show some age ie. staining). The buckle itself is also unmarked (something that is more often observed). The piece was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive - and nowadays quite scarcely found! - WWI-period-example that is priced according to its overall nice ie. just moderately used condition!

Attractive, WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\') being a nicely preserved- (albeit non-maker-marked-) example that was produced (in the late thirthies) by the: \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company The truly attractive cross - which is a minimally vaulted ie. converse-shaped example as is more often encountered - has - I deem - never been cleaned and retains a very nice (albeit somewhat tarnished) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is a magnetic example as more often seen - comes mounted onto its original (and naturally fully functional) \'regular-shaped\' pin- and/or (typical) pin-catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, \'blackened\'- and/or fairly \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat \'shiny\'-like \'inner-core\' - shows some minimal wear- and/or age but is void of any real damage: apart from some minimal paint-loss in its centre does it retain a very nice appearance. It is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. The IC on offer here is (I deem) a typical example that was produced in the late thirties by the \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company: various details corroborate this. Simply an attractive IC-first-class that was recently uncovered at a private-house-hold and that was never before in a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\') being a nicely preserved- and clearly maker- (ie. \'L/54\'-) marked-) example that was produced (in the late thirthies) by the: \'Schauerte u. Höhfeld\'-company The attractive cross - which is a non-vaulted- ie. non-converse-shaped example as is more often encountered - has - I deem - never been cleaned and retains a nice (albeit tarnished- ie. blackened) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is a magnetic example as more often seen - comes mounted onto its original (and naturally fully functional) \'flute-shaped\' pin- and/or (typical) pin-catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, \'blackened\'- and/or fairly \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat \'matted\' \'inner-core\' - shows some minimal wear- and/or age but is void of any real damage: it does retain a very nice appearance. It is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. The IC on offer here is (I deem) a typical LDO-example that was produced in the late thirties by the \'Schauerte u. Höhfeld\'-company as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid : various details corroborate this. Simply an attractive - and unusually maker-marked! - WWI-pattern IC-first-class that was recently uncovered at a private-house-hold and that was never before in a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\') being a nicely preserved- and clearly maker- (ie. \'L/54\'-) marked-) example that was produced (in the late thirthies) by the: \'Schauerte u. Höhfeld\'-company The attractive iron cross - which is a non-vaulted- ie. non-converse-shaped example as is more often encountered - has - I deem - never been cleaned and retains a nice (albeit tarnished- ie. blackened) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is a magnetic example as more often seen - comes mounted onto its original (and naturally fully functional) \'flute-shaped\' pin- and/or (typical) pin-catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, \'blackened\'- and/or fairly \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat \'matted\' \'inner-core\' - shows some minimal wear- and/or age but is void of any real damage: it does retain a very nice appearance. It is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. The IC on offer here is (I deem) a typical LDO-example that was produced in the late thirties by the \'Schauerte u. Höhfeld\'-company as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid : various details corroborate this. Simply an attractive - and unusually maker-marked! - WWI-pattern IC-first-class that was recently uncovered at a private-household and that was never before in a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\') being a nicely preserved- and minimally vaulted- ie. converse-shaped example that was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker The attractive cross - which is a minimally vaulted ie. soemwhat converse-shaped example as more often encountered - has I deem never been cleaned and retains a very nice- (albeit minimally tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This WWI-period example - which is magnetic as more often seen - comes mounted onto its original (and naturally fully functional-) flute-shaped pin and has an unaltered (and also functional) catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat 'matted'-like 'inner-core' - shows some minimal age but is totally void of any damage: it retains a very nice appearance overall. The piece is as stated above void of a makers'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). It is, morover, just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. Simply an attractive IC-first-class that was recently uncovered at a private household and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\') being a nicely preserved- and non-converse-shaped example that shows the makers\'-designation: \'GD-800\' on its back The attractive cross - which is a typical non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as more often encountered - has I deem never been cleaned and retains a nice- (albeit minimally tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This WWI-period example - which is a (partly) genuine-silver-based- ie. magnetic example as more often seen - comes mounted onto its original (and naturally fully functional) straight-shaped pin and has an unaltered (and also functional) catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat 'matted'-like 'inner-core' - shows some minimal age but is totally void of any real damage: it retains a very nice appearance overall. The piece is as stated above showing a clear makers'- (ie. silver-content) designation that reads: 'GD-800' (as can be seen on the pictures). It is, morover, just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. Simply an attractive IC-first-class that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive WWI-period example accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\') being a nicely preserved- and typical converse-shaped example that shows an \'800\'-silver-content-designation and that comes with the remains of its \'Überkarton\' The truly attractive cross - which is a typical quite vaulted ie. converse-shaped example as more often encountered - has - I deem - never been cleaned and retains a very nice- (albeit somewhat tarnished) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This WWI-period example - which is a (partly) genuine-silver-based- ie. magnetic example as more often seen - comes mounted onto its original (and naturally fully functional- and unaltered) straight-shaped pin and has an unaltered (and of course also functional) catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat 'matted'-like 'inner-core' - shows some minimal age but is totally void of any real damage: it retains a very nice appearance overall. The piece is - as stated above - totally void of a makers'-designation on its back but does show an '800'-silver-content-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross is, moreover, just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. The cross came stored in its typical black-coloured etui that shows a purple-coloured- and velvet-based inner-section (and that is equally nicely preserved). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this IC came with the remains (ie. 50%) of its - scarcely seen! - period: 'Überkarton' (that shows the imprinted text: 'Nur von dem Beliehenen zu öffnen' which can be translated as: only to be opened by the recepient). Simply an attractive IC-first-class that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive WWI-period example accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\') being a nicely preserved- and typical non-converse-shaped example that shows the makers\'-designation: \'KO\' stamped onto its back The attractive cross - which is a typical non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as more often encountered - has - I deem - never been cleaned and retains a very nice- (albeit minimally tarnished) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This WWI-period example - which is a (partly) genuine-silver-based- ie. magnetic example as more often seen - comes mounted onto its original (and naturally fully functional) straight-shaped pin and has an unaltered (and also functional) catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat 'matted'-like 'inner-core' - shows some minimal age but is totally void of any real damage: it retains a very nice appearance overall. The piece is as stated above showing a clear makers'-designation on its back that reads: 'KO' (as can be seen on the pictures) and can as such presumably be attributed to the maker: 'Königliches Münzamt Orden' as based in the town of Berlin. The cross is, moreover, just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. Simply an attractive IC-first-class that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive WWI-period example accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\') being a nicely preserved- and typical non-converse-shaped example that shows the makers\'-designation: \'KO\' stamped onto its back The attractive cross - which is a typical non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as more often encountered - has - I deem - never been (recently) cleaned and retains a very nice- (albeit minimally tarnished) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This WWI-period example - which is a (partly) genuine-silver-based- ie. magnetic example as more often seen - comes mounted onto its original (and naturally fully functional) straight-shaped pin and has an unaltered (and also functional) catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat 'glossy'-like 'inner-core' - shows some minimal age but is totally void of any real damage: it retains a very nice appearance overall. The piece is as stated above showing a clear makers'-designation on its back that reads: 'KO' (as can be seen on the pictures) and can as such presumably be attributed to the maker: 'Königliches Münzamt Orden' as based in the town of Berlin. The cross is, moreover, just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. Simply an attractive IC-first-class that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive WWI-period example accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\') being a nicely preserved- and typical non-converse-shaped example that shows the makers\'-designation: \'KO\' stamped onto its back The attractive cross - which is a typical non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as more often encountered - has (I deem) never been (recently) cleaned and retains a very nice- (albeit minimally tarnished) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This WWI-period example - which is a (partly) genuine-silver-based- (ie. magnetic) example as more often seen - comes mounted onto its original (and naturally fully functional) straight-shaped pin and has an unaltered (and also functional) catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, \'blackened\'- and/or fairly \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat \'glossy\'-like \'inner-core\' - shows some minimal age but is totally void of any real damage: it retains a very nice appearance overall. The piece is as stated above showing a clear makers\'-designation on its back that reads: \'KO\' (as can be seen on the pictures) and can as such presumably be attributed to the maker: \'Königliches Münzamt Orden\' as based in the town of Berlin. The cross is, moreover, just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. Simply an attractive IC-first-class that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive WWI-period example accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\') being a nicely preserved- and typical very-converse-shaped example that is totally void of a makers\'-designation The attractive cross - which is a typical very vaulted ie. converse-shaped example as more often encountered - has - I deem - never been cleaned and retains a very nice- (albeit tarnished) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This WWI-period example - which is a (partly) genuine-silver-based- ie. magnetic example as more often seen - comes mounted onto its original (and naturally fully functional) straight-shaped pin and has an unaltered (and of course also functional) catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat 'matted'-like 'inner-core' - shows some minimal age but is totally void of any real damage: it retains a very nice appearance overall. The piece is - as stated above - totally void of a makers'-designation on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross is, moreover, just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. Simply an attractive IC-first-class that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive WWI-period example accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\') being a nicely preserved- and used (albeit non-maker-marked-) example that was (I deem) produced by the: \'Otto Schickle\'-company The attractive cross - which is a quite vaulted ie. converse-shaped example as is more often encountered - has I deem never been cleaned and retains an overall very nice- (albeit somewhat tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is a non-magnetic example as more often seen - comes mounted onto its original (and naturally fully functional-) \'regular-shaped\' pin- and/or (typical) pin-catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, \'blackened\'- and/or fairly \'satin-like\'- (ie. somewhat \'shiny\'-like) \'inner-core\' - shows some moderate wear- and/or age but is void of any real damage: it retains a very nice appearance overall. It is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. The IC on offer here is (I deem) a typical example that was produced by the \'Otto Schickle\'-company based in the town of Pforzheim: various details corroborate this. Simply an attractive IC-first-class that was recently uncovered at a private-household and that was never before in a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), being a nicely preserved and/or maker- (ie. \'P. Meybauer\'-) marked example The attractive cross - which is a quite vaulted ie. converse-shaped example as is more often encountered - has IMO never been cleaned and retains a nice (albeit somewhat tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is a magnetic example as more often seen - comes mounted on its original (and naturally fully functional-) 'regular-shaped' pin- and/or pin-catch set-up (see pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat 'shiny'-like 'inner-core' - shows some (rust-) damage but nevertheless retains a nice appearance. It is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. The piece has (IMO) a genuine silver-based 'frame' and shows a clearly stamped 'Paul Meybauer'-logo on its back (see pictures). Simply an attractive IC-first-class that was recently uncovered at a private household and that was never before in a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), being a nicely preserved and/or non-maker-marked example that comes on its (scarcely seen!) \'screw-back\'- (ie. aka \'clamshell\'-) set-up The attractive cross - which is a slightly vaulted ie. converse-shaped example as is more often encountered - has IMO never been cleaned and retains a nice (albeit somewhat tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is a magnetic example as more often seen - comes mounted on its original (and naturally fully functional-) 'screw-back'-set-up (ie.'zweiteilige Schraubscheiden'- ie. 'clamshell' version' (see pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat matted 'inner-core' - shows some minimal paint-loss but nevertheless retains a very nice appearance. It is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. Moreover, does it retain a fair bit of its high-polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that this particular piece was produced in the thirties. Simply an attractive IC-first-class that was recently uncovered at a private household and that was never before in a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive 'variant'-example accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), being a nicely preserved and/or non-maker-marked example that comes on its (scarcely seen!) \'screw-back\'-set-up The attractive cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as is more often encountered - has IMO never been cleaned and retains a nice (albeit somewhat tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is a non-magnetic example as more often seen - comes mounted on its original (and naturally fully functional-) 'screw-back'-set-up (ie.'zweiteilige Schraubscheiden-version' (see pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat 'shiny'-like 'inner-core' - shows some minimal paint-loss but nevertheless retains a very nice appearance. It is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. I deem that this particular piece can be attributed to the: 'Otto Schickle'-company based in the town of Pforzheim. Simply an attractive IC-first-class that was recently uncovered at a private household and that was never before in a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive 'variant'-example accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), being a nicely preserved but non-marked- (albeit \'800\'-silver-stamped!) example that comes stored in its period etui as issued The attractive cross - which is a quite vaulted ie. converse-shaped example as is more often encountered - has IMO never been cleaned and retains a nice (albeit minimally tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is a magnetic example as more often seen - comes mounted on its original (and naturally fully functional-) truly 'thin-shaped' pin- and/or pin-catch set-up (see pictures). The cross - which shows a fully preserved, 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat 'shiny'-like 'inner-core' - is totally void of any damage and has a nice appearance. It is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. The piece has a genuine silver-based 'frame' and shows a clearly stamped '800'-silver-content-numeral on its back (see pictures). The piece came stored in its period etui as issued. This etui comes in an equally nicely preserved example and shows a purple-coloured- and satin-based interior and fully preserved IC-sign on its top (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and fairly unusually encountered! - IC-first-class-set that was recently uncovered at a private household and that was never before in a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive boxed 'example' accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), being a nicely preserved- (albeit non-maker-marked-) example that was produced (in the late thirthies) by the: \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company The attractive cross - which is a quite vaulted ie. converse-shaped example as is more often encountered - has IMO never been cleaned and retains a nice (albeit somewhat tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is a magnetic example as more often seen - comes mounted on its original (and naturally fully functional-) 'regular-shaped' pin- and/or (typical) pin-catch set-up (see pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat 'shiny'-like 'inner-core' - shows some minimal wear- and/or age but is void of any damage: it retains a very nice appearance. It is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. The IC on offer here is (IMO) a typical example that was produced in the late thirties by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company: various details corroborate this. Simply an attractive IC-first-class that was recently uncovered at a private household and that was never before in a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), being a nicely preserved- (albeit non-maker-marked-) example that was produced (in the late thirthies) by the: \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company The attractive cross - which is a quite vaulted ie. converse-shaped example as is more often encountered - has IMO never been cleaned and retains a nice (albeit somewhat tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is a non-magnetic example as more often seen - comes mounted on its original (and naturally fully functional-) 'regular-shaped' pin- and/or (typical) pin-catch set-up (see pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat 'shiny'-like 'inner-core' - shows some minimal wear- and/or age but is void of any damage: it retains a very nice appearance. It is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. The IC on offer here is (IMO) a typical example that was produced in the late thirties by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company: various details corroborate this. Simply an attractive IC-first-class that was recently uncovered at a private household and that was never before in a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\'), being a non-maker- marked example that comes in a fine (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition The attractive cross - which is minimally vaulted ie. converse-shaped example as is more often encountered - has IMO never been cleaned and retains a nice (albeit somewhat tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is a magnetic example as more often seen - comes mounted on its original (and naturally fully functional-) 'flute-shaped' pin- and/or pin-catch set-up (see pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, 'blackened'- and/or somewhat 'shiny'-like 'inner-core' - shows some minimal paint-loss (in the higher areas) but nevertheless retains an overall nicely preserved appearance. It is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. The piece has (IMO) a genuine silver-based 'frame' and metal-based core (see pictures). Simply an attractive IC-first-class that was recently uncovered at a private household and that was never before in a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period Iron Cross 2nd class (or: \'EK II. Klasse\'), being a maker-marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or stored for decades The attractive piece - which was IMO surely issued but that was never- ie. hardly worn - comes together with its confectioned (and approx. 20 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a regrettably undecypherable makers'-signification stamped in its ring - is with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive (and minimally tarnished-) age-patina: it has lost all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and shows a somewhat tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a truly fully preserved, black-finished- (ie. fairly 'shiny'-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some minimal dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present - see pictures. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. Simply a very attractive and/or non-maker-marked WWI-period IC: IMO did I price this with certainty nice and desirable specimen accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period so-called: \'Doppelspange\' (being of the desirable \'detachable-pattern\') showing resp. an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' and a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and that comes as recently found This is a moderately used- and worn example of a WWI-period so-called: 'Doppelspange' (being of the desirable 'detachable-pattern') showing respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class) and a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.') and that comes as issued, moderately worn and/or recently found. The detail on the 'EKII. Klasse' is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details and shows a makers'-designation 'KO' stamped into its ring (as such it can be attributed maker: 'Königliches Münzamt Orden' as based in the town of Berlin): moreover, does it have a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style') core and is void of any damage or paint-loss. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The FKK 1914-18 is a neat example that shows a clear makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'B.H.-L.'.) The detail is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Both awards - which show some stained but period ribbons - come both 'mounted' onto a single, chrome-steel-based 'clasp' (with functional pin- ie. catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock': this 'clasp' shows a stamped 'D.R.G.M.'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat WWI-period, 'Doppelspange' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period so-called: \'Doppelspange\' (being of the non-\'detachable-pattern\') showing resp. an: \'EK II. Klasse\' and a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and that comes (together with its \'Feld-/Bandspange\') as recently found This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a WWI-period, so-called: 'Doppelspange' (ie. 'Doppelspange'-set) being of the non-'detachable-pattern' and that is respectively showing an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class) and a WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.') and that comes together with its accompanying 2-pieced, 'Feld- o. Bandspange' (ie. ribbon-bar) as issued, moderately worn and/or recently found. The detail on the 'EKII. Klasse' is truly stunning and nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details and shows a clear makers'-designation (that reads: 'KAG') moreover, does it have a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style') core and is void of any damage or paint-loss. The FKK 1914-18 shows a clearly present makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'W.D.L.' as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on this award is also nicely preserved but it does show some tarnished age-patina and some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Both awards - which show their nicely preserved, period ribbons - come both 'period-mounted' onto a metal-based 'clasp' that is 'backed' with black-coloured wool (and that shows a functional pin- ie. catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. As stated above, did this 'Doppelspange' come with its accompanying 2-pieced, 'Feld- o. Bandspange' (ie. ribbon-bar) as found. Simply an attractive WWI-period, 'Doppelspange' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period so-called: \'Doppelspange\' (being of the non-\'detachable-pattern\') showing resp. an: \'EK II. Klasse\' and a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and that comes as recently found This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a WWI-period, so-called: 'Doppelspange' (ie. 'Doppelspange'-set) being of the non-'detachable-pattern' and that is respectively showing an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class) and a WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.') and that comes as issued, moderately worn and/or recently found. The detail on the 'EKII. Klasse' is truly stunning and nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details and has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style') core and is void of any damage or paint-loss. The FKK 1914-18 shows a clearly present makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'LG.M.' as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on this award is also nicely preserved but it does show some tarnished age-patina and some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Both awards - which show their nicely preserved, period ribbons - come both 'period-mounted' onto a metal-based 'clasp' that is 'backed' with darker-green-coloured wool (and that shows a functional pin- ie. catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. Simply an attractive WWI-period, 'Doppelspange' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period so-called: \'Doppelspange\' (being of the \'detachable-pattern\') showing resp. an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' and a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and that comes (together with its \'Feld-/Bandspange\') as recently found This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a WWI-period, so-called: 'Doppelspange' (ie. 'Doppelspange'-set) being of the desirable 'detachable-pattern' and that is respectively showing an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class) and a a WWI-period: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.') and that comes together with its accompanying 2-pieced, 'Feld- o. Bandspange' (ie. ribbon-bar) as issued, moderately worn and/or recently found. The detail on the 'EKII. Klasse' is truly stunning and nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details but is void of a makers'-designation: moreover, does it have a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style') core and is void of any damage or paint-loss. The FKK 1914-18 shows a clearly present makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'Ad.B.L.' as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on this award is also nicely preserved but it does show some tarnished age-patina and some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Both awards - which show their nicely preserved, period ribbons - come both 'period-mounted' onto a metal-based 'clasp' that is not 'backed' (and that shows a functional pin- ie. catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. As stated above did this 'Doppelspange' come with its accompanying 2-pieced, 'Feld- o. Bandspange' (ie. ribbon-bar) as found. Simply a very attractive WWI-period, 'Doppelspange' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period so-called: \'Doppelspange\' (being of the \'non-detachable-pattern\') showing resp. an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' and a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and that comes as recently found This is an attractive - and I deem only minimallly used- and/or worn - example of a WWI-period, so-called: 'Doppelspange' (being of the non 'non-detachable-pattern') showing respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class) and a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.') and that comes as issued, minimally worn and/or recently found. The detail on the 'EKII. Klasse' is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details but is void of a makers'-designation: moreover, does it have a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style') core and is void of any damage or paint-loss. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The FKK 1914-18 is a neat example that shows a clear makers'-designation on its back (that reads: '32 R.V. - Pforzheim'.) The detail is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Both awards - which show their nicely preserved, period ribbons - come both 'mounted' onto a metal-based 'clasp' that is neatly backed with bordeaux-red-coloured wool (and that shows a functional pin- ie. catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. Simply a neat WWI-period, 'Doppelspange' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period so-called: \'Doppelspange\' (being of the \'non-detachable-pattern\') showing resp. an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' and a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and that comes as recently found This is an attractive - and I deem only minimallly used- and/or worn - example of a WWI-period, so-called: 'Doppelspange' (being of the non 'non-detachable-pattern') showing respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class) and a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.') and that comes as issued, minimally worn and/or recently found. The detail on the 'EKII. Klasse' is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details but is void of a makers'-designation: moreover, does it have a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style') core and is void of any damage or paint-loss. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The FKK 1914-18 is a neat example that shows a clear makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'O.5'.) The detail is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Both awards - which show their nicely preserved, period ribbons - come both 'period-mounted' (ie. stitched-onto) a chromed-metal-based 'clasp' (that shows a functional pin- ie. catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. Simply a neat WWI-period, 'Doppelspange' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period so-called: \'Doppelspange\' (being of the \'non-detachable-pattern\') showing resp. an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' and a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and that comes as recently found This is an attractive - and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn - example of a WWI-period, so-called: 'Doppelspange' (being of the non 'non-detachable-pattern') showing respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class) and a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.') and that comes as issued, moderately worn and/or recently found. The detail on the 'EKII. Klasse' is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details but is void of a makers'-designation: moreover, does it have a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style') core and is void of any real damage or paint-loss. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The FKK 1914-18 is a neat example that shows a clear makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'K.M.& F.') The detail is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Both awards - which show their nicely preserved, period ribbons - come both 'period-mounted' (ie. stitched-onto) a chromed-metal-based 'clasp' (that shows a functional pin- ie. catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. The piece is 'backed' with field-grey-coloured (smooth-type) wool (that shows some moth-damage as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat WWI-period, 'Doppelspange' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period so-called: \'Doppelspange\' (being of the \'non-detachable-pattern\') showing resp. an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' and a: \'FKK 1914-18 mit Schw.\' and that shows a neat makers\'-etiket attached This is an attractive - and I deem only moderately used- and/or worn - example of a WWI-period, so-called: 'Doppelspange' (being of the non 'non-detachable-pattern') showing respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class) and a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schw.') and that comes as issued, minimally worn and/or recently found. The detail on the 'EKII. Klasse' is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details but is void of a makers'-designation: moreover, does it have a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style') core and is void of any damage or paint-loss. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The FKK 1914-18 is a neat example that shows a clear makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'Q.4'.) The detail is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Both awards - which show their nicely preserved, period ribbons - come both 'period-mounted' (ie. stitched-onto) a metal-based 'clasp' (that shows a functional pin- ie. catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. Of addtional interest is, moreover, the fact that the 'Spange' shows a darker-blue-coloured- and/or woolen-based 'backing' that shows period-attached makers'-etiket that reads: 'Ordens Dekoration Gravieranstalt J. Bohaus - Hannover - Steintorstr. 5' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat WWI-period, 'Doppelspange' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (being of the \'detachable-pattern\') showing an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' and that comes (together with its accompanying \'Feld-/Bandspange\') as recently found This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a WWI-period, so-called: 'Einzelspange' (ie. 'Einzelspange'-set) being of the desirable 'detachable-pattern' and that is showing an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes together with its accompanying single-pieced, 'Feld- o. Bandspange' (ie. ribbon-bar) as issued, moderately worn and/or recently found. The detail on the 'EK II. Klasse' is truly stunning and nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details but is void of a makers'-designation: moreover, does it have a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style') core and is void of any damage or paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The award - which shows its nicely preserved, period-ribbon - comes 'period-mounted' onto a metal-based 'clasp' that is not 'backed' (and that shows a functional pin- ie. catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. As stated above did this 'Einzelspange' come with its accompanying single-pieced, 'Feld- o. Bandspange' (ie. ribbon-bar) as found. Simply an attractive WWI-period, 'Einzelspange' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a marker- (ie. \'K&O\'-) marked example and that comes in its original etui as issued and stored for decades This is a very attractive - albeit moderately worn- ie. used - example of a WWI-period so-called: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neat marker- (ie. 'K&O'-) marked example that comes in its original, simulated leather-based etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. slightly worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has a nice (somewhat darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black core shows no rust nor damage whatsoever: the (somewhat satin-like) black-coloured paint is truly almost fully preserved. The piece retains, moreover, a vast part of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten'. The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The etui - which is typical for a by 'K&O'-produced WWI-period IC 1st class - comes also in a very fine and complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui's top is in very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the darker-blue- (ie. purple-) coloured- and felt-like interior is also present and in place (it does show some minimal age and/or staining). The cross - which is a non-vaulted example as more often - is as stated above neatly maker-marked (under the catch as more often). Simply an attractive WWI-period IC1-set that was never before in a collection and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neatly marker- (ie. \'K&O\'-) marked example that comes in its original etui as issued and/or stored for decades This is a very attractive - albeit moderately worn- ie. used - example of a WWI-period so-called: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neat marker- (ie. 'K&O'-) marked example that comes stored in its original, simulated leather-based etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. slightly worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has a nice (somewhat darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black core shows no rust nor real damage: the (somewhat satin-like) black-coloured paint is truly almost fully preserved. The piece retains, moreover, a vast part of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten'. The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The etui - which is typical for a by 'K&O'-produced WWI-period IC 1st class - comes also in a very fine and complete condition: the iron-cross-symbol that figures on the etui's top is in very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the darker-blue- (ie. purple-) coloured- and felt-like interior is also present and in place (it does show some minimal age and/or staining). The cross - which is a non-vaulted example as more often - is as stated above neatly maker-marked (under the catch as more often). Simply an attractive WWI-period IC1-set that was never before in a collection and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period, genuine silver-based Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\') being a very nicely preserved- and presumably maker-marked example that was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker The truly attractive cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as is more often encountered - has I deem never been cleaned and retains a very nice (albeit minimally tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This WWI-period example - which is magnetic as more often seen - comes mounted onto its original (and naturally fully functional-) straight-shaped pin and has an unaltered (and functional) catch (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat 'matted'-like 'inner-core' - shows some minimal age but is totally void of any damage: it retains a very nice appearance overall. The piece shows a (regrettably undecyhperable) makers'-designation (which is visible under the catch as can be seen on the pictures). It is, morover, just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. Simply an attractive IC-first-class that was recently uncovered at a private household and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period- and/or neaty enamelled - so-called: \'Hanseatenkreuz der Stadt Bremen\' that comes together with its original \'red & white\'-striped ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive - and/or bright-red-enamelled medal - which is IMO executed in silver-based- ie. silvered metal - shows a key-sign on its front and bears the text: 'Für Verdienst im Kriege 1914' on its back (see pictures). The attractive award shows some wear, age ie. staining but is totally void of any enamel-damage and is nicely preserved. The medal came with its (full-length ie. 17 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall very nice, albeit issued- and/or minimally worn, condition. Simply a very attractive example of a 'Hanseatenkreuz der Stadt Bremen': hard to find a better preserved example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Ehrenkreuz für Witwen und Waisen 1914-18\' being a nicely preserved and maker- (ie. \'G&S\'-) marked example that came mounted onto its period (nicely folded) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attactive example of a WWI-period: 'Ehrenkreuz für Witwen und Waisen 1914-18' (or: specific WWI-cross as given to widows and orphans) being a nicely preserved and neatly maker- (ie. 'G&S'-) marked example that came mounted onto its period (and full-length- and nicely confectioned) piece of ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes in an overall nicely preserved- (and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The attractive (and truly black-coloured) award is a nicely preserved (and iron-based) example that retains all of its somewhat darkened ie. shiny, blackened 'finish' (as can be seen on the pictures) and came together with its period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The piece is just a tiny bit stained but is neverthelass very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that I have priced this attractive 'Ehrenkreuz für Witwen und Waisen 1914-18'-medal-set accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 1st class) being a nicely preserved and/or dual-maker- (ie. \'4\'- and/or: \'L/16\'-) marked example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Steinhauer u. Lück\' The attractive cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as more often encountered - has IMO never been cleaned and retains a very nice (albeit minimally tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is a magnetic example as more often seen - comes mounted on its original and unaltered (and naturally fully functional-) 'flute-shaped' pin- and/or pin-catch set-up (see pictures). The cross - which shows a nicely preserved, 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat 'matted'-like 'inner-core' - is totally void of any damage and retains a nice appearance overall. It is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. The piece - which can be dated as a piece that was privately sold in the thirties - shows clearly stamped dual-maker- (ie. '4'- and/or: 'L/16'-) markings on the back of its pin (see pictures). Simply an attractive IC-first-class by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Steinhauer u. Lück' based in the town of Lüdenscheid that was recently uncovered at a private household and that was never before in a collection: I deem that I have priced this truly attractive example accordingly!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'ED\'-) marked example that comes mounted onto its confectioned (and long-sized!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') his is an attractive example of a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came mounted onto its folded, longer-sized (and confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that still shows a period-attached safety-pin. The IC truly retains nice details and shows a clearly present makers\'-designation (that reads: \'ED\'). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\'-) core and is void of any real damage or heavy paint-loss and has been nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period, \'EKII. Klasse\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'KO\'-) marked example that comes together with its (minimally) confectioned piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of an (I deem) surely issued- but hardly worn example of a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came together with its folded (shortened and/or confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The IC truly retains nice details and shows a clearly present \'KO\'-makers\'-designation stamped into its ring (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\'-) core and is void of any real damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon (approx. sized 14,5 cms.) shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period and maker-marked \'EKII. Klasse\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) being a maker- (ie. \'??\'-) marked example that comes together with its (minimally) confectioned piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of an (I deem) surely issued- but hardly worn example of a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came together with its folded (shortened and/or confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The IC truly retains nice details and shows a regrettably undecypherable makers\'-designation stamped into its ring (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\'-) core and is void of any real damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon (approx. sized 14,5 cms.) shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period \'EKII. Klasse\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'(.\'-) marked example that comes together with its confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a presuambly issued- but hardly worn example of a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came together with its folded (shortened and confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The IC truly retains nice details and shows a clear makers\'-designation (ie. logo?) that reads: \'(.\' as stamped into its ring. The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\'-) core and is void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period \'EKII. Klasse\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'EH\'-?) marked example that comes together with its minimally confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a presuambly issued- but I deem hardly worn example of a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came together with its folded (shortened- and minimally confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The IC truly retains nice details and shows a clearly-present (to hard to decypher) makers\'-designation that (I deem) reads: \'EH\' as stamped into its ring. The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\'-) core and is void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period \'EKII. Klasse\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'G\'- ie. \'Godet\'-?) marked example that comes together with its non-confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a presuambly issued- but never worn nor mounted example of a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came together with its folded (albeit unconfectioned) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The IC truly retains nice details and shows a makers'-designation: 'G'- ('Godet'-?) stamped into its ring. The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style'-) core and is void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period, 'EKII. Klasse' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'K.M.\'-) marked example that comes together with its (minimally) confectioned piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of an (I deem) surely issued- but hardly worn example of a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came together with its folded (shortened and/or confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The IC truly retains nice details and shows a clearly present makers\'-designation that reads: \'K.M.\' (or alike) stamped into its ring (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\'-) core and is void of any real damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period \'EKII. Klasse\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'KO\'-) marked example that comes mounted onto its confectioned (and longer-sized!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a presuambly issued- but hardly worn example of a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came together with its folded (minimally shortened and confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that still retains its period-attached safety-pin as worn. The IC truly retains nice details and shows a clear makers\'-designation: \'KO\' stamped into its ring (as such it can be attributed maker: \'Königliches Münzamt Orden\' as based in the town of Berlin). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\'-) core and is void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period \'EKII. Klasse\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'KO\'-) marked example that comes together with its (period) confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a minimally used- and probably worn example of a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued, presumably minimally worn and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came together with its (period) minimally confectioned- and/or folded ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The IC truly retains nice details and shows a clear makers'-designation: 'KO' stamped into its ring (as such it can be attributed maker: 'Königliches Münzamt Orden' as based in the town of Berlin. The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style'-) core and is void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period, 'EKII. Klasse' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'KO\'-) marked example that comes together with its confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a presuambly issued- but hardly worn example of a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came together with its folded (shortened and confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The IC truly retains nice details and shows a clear makers\'-designation: \'KO\' stamped into its ring (as such it can be attributed maker: \'Königliches Münzamt Orden\' as based in the town of Berlin). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\'-) core and is void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period \'EKII. Klasse\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'KO\'-) marked example that comes together with its non-confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a presuambly issued- but never worn nor mounted example of a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came together with its folded (albeit unconfectioned) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The IC truly retains nice details and shows a clear makers'-designation: 'KO' stamped into its ring (as such it can be attributed maker: 'Königliches Münzamt Orden' as based in the town of Berlin). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style'-) core and is void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period, 'EKII. Klasse' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'KO\'-) marked example that comes together with its non-confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a presuambly issued- but hardly worn example of a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came together with its folded (and minimally confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The IC truly retains nice details and shows a clear makers\'-designation: \'KO\' stamped into its ring (as such it can be attributed maker: \'Königliches Münzamt Orden\' as based in the town of Berlin). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\'-) core and is void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period, \'EKII. Klasse\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'M\'-) marked example that comes together with its (non)confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a presuambly issued- but hardly worn example of a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came together with its folded (shortened albeit non-confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The IC truly retains nice details and shows a clear makers\'-designation that reads: \'M\' as stamped into its ring. The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\'-) core and is void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period \'EKII. Klasse\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'O\'-) marked example that comes together with its confectioned piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a surely issued- but hardly worn example of a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came together with its folded (shortened and/or confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The IC truly retains nice details and shows a r makers\'-designation: \'O\' (or alike) stamped into its ring (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\'-) core and is void of any real damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period \'EKII. Klasse\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RW\'-) marked example that comes together with its (minimally) confectioned piece of ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of an (I deem) surely issued- but hardly worn example of a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came together with its folded (shortened and/or confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The IC truly retains nice details and shows a clearly present makers\'-designation that reads: \'RW\' (or alike) stamped into its ring (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\'-) core and is void of any real damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period \'EKII. Klasse\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its non-confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a presuambly issued- but hardly worn example of a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came together with its folded (shortened albeit non-confectioned) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The IC truly retains nice details and is as stated above void of a makers\'-designation. The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\'-) core and is void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period \'EKII. Klasse\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its shortened & confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came together with its folded and shortened (and confectioned) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The IC truly retains nice details but is void of a makers'-designation. The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style'-) core and is void of any real damage or heavy paint-loss and has been nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period, 'EKII. Klasse' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) that comes mounted onto its (period) confectioned- and/or: nicely folded ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a just moderately used- and worn example of a WWI-period: ' WWI-period 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued, minimally worn and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came 'mounted' onto its (period) confectioned- ie. nicely folded ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The IC truly retains nice details but is - I deem - void of a makers'-designation: it has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style'-) core and is void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period, 'EKII. Klasse' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) that comes together with its (period) non-confectioned- and/or: nicely folded ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a moderately used- and probably worn example of a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued, presumably minimally worn and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came together with its (period) non-confectioned- and folded ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The IC truly retains nice details but is void of a makers'-designation: it has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style'-) core and is void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period, 'EKII. Klasse' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) that comes together with its (period) non-confectioned- and/or: nicely folded ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a moderately used- and probably worn example of a WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued, presumably minimally worn and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross came together with its (period) non-confectioned- and folded ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The IC truly retains nice details but is void of a makers'-designation: it has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style'-) core and is void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply a neat WWI-period, 'EKII. Klasse' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWI/TR-period, 4-pieced medal-bar (ie. \'Ordenspange\') resp. depicting a WWI-period: \'EK II. Klasse\', a: \'FKK 1914-18 m. Schw.\', a: \'WH-DA 4. Stufe\' and and a: \'Westwall\'-medal This is an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - four-pieced WWI- (ie. TR-related) medal-bar (ie. non-detachable 'Ordenspange') respectively depicting a: WWI-period: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross second class), a: 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern' (ie.: 'Kriegsteilnehmerkreuz 1914-18 mit Schwertern'), a: frosted-silver-toned: a: 'WH (Heeres) Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe für 4 Jahre treue Dienste' (or: loyal-service medal for 4 years of loyal service) that comes with a detailed, silver-coloured eagle-device firmly-attached and a: 'Deutsches Schutzwall Ehrenzeichen' (aka: 'Westwall'-medal) all four pieces coming in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. All four awards are truly neatly silver- ie. bronze- (ie. darker golden-) coloured and 'fairly frosted' examples that are all four just minimally tarnished by age and/or moderate usage and wear (as can be seen on the pictures) but are void of any damage or alike. All four pieces come naturally mounted onto their period ribbons and have a nicely preserved age-patina and are just a tiny bit dirty: they were never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). The entire 'Spange' is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured (officers'-type) wool and shows a (regular-type- and functional) pin- ie. catch-set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Frontkämpferkreuz 1914-18' is a maker- (ie. '32 R.V.-Pforzheim'-) marked example. Simply an attractive example of a four-pieced, WWI- (ie. TR-) related 'Ordenspange' that comes in an uncommonly found combination and that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, WWII-period German \'Stiefelmesser\' (ie. fighting- or boot-knife) being a neatly marked example that comes complete with its period, black-coloured scabbard This is an attractive - and nowadays not that easily encountered! - German WWII-period so-called: 'Stiefelmesser' (ie. fighting- or boot-knife) being a neatly marked example that comes complete with its period, black-coloured scabbard as recently found. The figthing-knife has nice (undamaged) wooden-based grips and comes complete with its original scabbard (having a complete and undamaged clip attached). The knife - which is clearly marked with an eagle-like symbol having the number '6' included (as can be seen on the pictures) was only moderately used and was somewhat sharpened over the years (as is more often the case). It should be specifically mentioned that the buyer should be aware of the fact that this is an item that can be legally owned and sent: it is the buyers' own responsibility if will be seized by Customs or alike. In any case is this a very nice and desirable piece of personal equipment that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, WWII-period Romanian medal (ie. \'Steckkreuz\'): \'Order of the Red Cross 1941\', being a neatly enamelled example that bears a unique serial-number engraved on its back (that reads: \'5505\') These very decorative award - which were issued in order to commemorate bravery and loyal service shown in the crusade against communism (or: 'Kreuzzug gegen den Kommunismus') were instituted in 1941. The medal on offer here is a detailed example (that bears the unique serial-number '5505' engraved on its back) and has a neat albeit somewhat tarnished age-patina: it comes mounted on its period attached (copper-based) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up (which is still fully functional). The cross comes as issued and was with certainty worn as such. It measures approximately 3.7 x 3.7 cms. and retains a fully preserved and undamaged (red-coloured-) enamelled surface (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a decorative example of the Romanian medal (ie. 'Steckkreuz'): 'Order of the Red Cross 1941'!

Attractive, yellow-, white- and yellow-coloured EM- (ie. NCO-) type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was used for the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition This is a truly attractive example of a bright-yellow-, white- and bright-yellow- (ie. greyish-silver-) coloured, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') as was intended for usage onto the various WH-bayonets and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or most certainly never \'mounted\'-), condition. These NCO-type side-arm knots (ie. \'Portepee\' or: \'Troddel\') were specifically intended for usage on the K98 bajonets (ie. their leather bayonet-frogs) and were worn by the various troops like the: \'Unteroffiziere\' (ie. NCO-usage). The various (branch)colours used denoted a specific regiment ie. bataillon. The piece on offer here comes mounted onto a (greyish-coloured) and typical linnen- (ie. braid-) based \'strap\' and shows some minimal storage-age only and comes still folded as issued (as can be seen on the photos) and is void of any damage and is of course still functional. The piece was recently uncovered at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive example of a \'standard-issue\'-type WH-side-arm knot (ie. \'Portepee\' ie.: \'Troddel\') that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, yellowish-tan-coloured and \'standard-issue\'-pattern WH service-binoculars (ie. \'Dienstglas - 6 x 30\') being an example bearing the three-digit makers\' code: \'DDX\' and that comes mounted on its period-attached carrying-strap This is an honest piece of equipment: an attractive, 'standard-issue'-pattern- and/or yellowish-tan-coloured pair of so-called: WH service-binoculars (ie. 'Dienstglas - 6 x 30') that comes in full working order. The pair is complete as found (and has almost undamaged 'Bakelite' eyecups: one of the cups shows a tiny chipped area) and comes in a very nice condition overall having most of its original yellowish-tan-coloured colour remaining. The piece is however clearly used and shows normal traces of wear. The top is neatly marked with a three-digit makers' code: 'DDX' (signifying that is was produced by the: 'Voigtländer'-company) and has the (undamaged ie. unaltered) inscription: 'Dienstglas': moreover, does it show a unique, engraved serial-number that reads: '304516' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example is completely clear of sight and sharp and would even serve as a 'day-to-day' usable pair of binoculars. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact the piece also has an engraved blue-coloured triangle- (ie. 'KF-' or : 'kalte Fest'-) marking, signifying that is can be used in minus temperature areas. This one comes on its functional, natural- ie. brownish-coloured- and souple carrying-strap as issued and/or used. Simply an attractive and honest piece of WH-equipment that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based and/or clearly maker- (ie. \'26\'-) marked example of a golden wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold\') as was produced by the maker: \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' The attractive (and/or: zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based-) wound-badge shows only moderate wear and/or age but retains most of its original, golden-coloured and/or typical \'golden-toned\' finish: it shows some regular wear and/or age and has without doubt been used and/or worn. The badge is as stated neatly maker-marked with the super-imposed makers-designation: \'26\' on the back as always (as can be seen on the pictures) signifying that it deals with a piece as produced by the - for golden-class not that often encountered maker ie. \'Hersteller\' named: \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' based in the town of Pforzheim. Of course, are the (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typically!) molded catch (ie. catch-set-up) fully functional and of course present. The piece has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age, dust and/or staining as to be expected and has also become a bit tarnished over the years. Moreover, does it show a somewhat \'migriertes\' surface: something that is common with these by the: \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' produced examples. Simply an attractive and unusually encountered \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Gold\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based ID-disc as was intended for a Dutch volunteer and/or driver within the: \'N.S.K.K. Brigade Luftwaffe\', bearing the stamped unit-designation: \'NSKK 1 Brig L\' This is an attractive, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based ID-disc as was intended for a Dutch volunteer and/or presumably truck-driver who served within the: 'N.S.K.K. Brigade Luftwaffe', bearing the stamped unit-designation: 'NSKK 1 Brig L', in overall nice, albeit used and/or worn ie. ground-dug-) condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine and/or clear letter-type shows the bearers’-number '6485' - and is in overall nice condition: it was IMO never cleaned nor polished. The disc - which is void of a soldiers' blood-group type - has never been cleaned and comes as stored for years: it is clearly in 'ground-dug'-condition and shows some minimal zinc-damage (ie. corrosion-marks). It belonged to one of the drivers that served within the 'National Socialistische Kraftfahrer Korps (NSKK) - Brigade Luftwaffe'. The back shows also some dirt ie. staining. Without doubt does this disc originates from the large haul of similar discs that was uncovered in the Halbe battle-area some years ago. Simply a nice Dutch volunteer- related item that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, female-staff related ID-disc, bearing the stamped- ie. engraved unit-designation: \'Gen. z.b.V. IV Ers.D. - Betr.Helferinnenschaft\' This is a very attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based, female-staff-related ID-disc, bearing the stamped- ie. engraved unit-designation that clearly reads: 'Gen. z.b.V. IV Ers.D. - Betr. Helferinnenschaft' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. I was not able to fully identify this disc but I deem that it was intended for some sort of 'special purpose' (ie. 'zbV' or: 'Zum besonderen Verwendung' - replacement-unit or womens'-factory-guard or alike). The disc - which is executed in a fine letter-type - is also stamped with the bearers' bloodgroup-type (type: 'O'). The disc is in a very nice condition and would IMO most certainly merit further investigation!

Attractive, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, female-staff-related ID-disc, bearing the nicely stamped- (ie. engraved-) unusual, unit-designation that reads: \'V./Lg.Nachr.-Rgt.1 (Ausb.Abt.f.Ln.Helf.)\' and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued This is a very attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based, female-staff- (ie. Luftwaffe-signals!) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the nicely stamped- (ie. engraved-) unit-designation that clearly reads: 'V./Lg.Nachr.-Rgt.1 (Ausb.Abt.f.Ln.Helf.)' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the 5th company of a: 'Luftgau-Nachrichten-Regiment', numbered '1' and being specifically tasked with educating and schooling of (IMO meraly) female so-called: 'Luftnachrichten-Helferinnen') and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and/or worn. The disc - which is executed in a fine letter-type - is void of the bearers' bloodgroup-type (something that is not uncommon). The attractive disc is in a very nice condition (it is just a bit stained and shows one single dent). In any case a very attractive ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that would most certainly merit further investigation!

Attractive, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) \'Sanitäter\'-related, ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\'), bearing the clealy stamped- ie. engraved unit-designation that reads: \'San.Ers.Abtlg.12\' This is an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based, WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) 'Sanitäter'-related, ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke'), bearing the clealy stamped- ie. engraved unit-designation that reads: 'San.Ers.Abtlg.12' (and as such being a disc that was intended for the medical, replacement unit numbered '12') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. I was not able to fully identify this disc and am not sure if it belonged to an airforce or army medical-orderly. The disc - which is executed in a fine letter-type - is also stamped with the bearers' bloodgroup-type (type: 'A'). The disc is in a very nice condition and would IMO most certainly merit further investigation!

Attractive, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, WH (Heeres o. LW) \'Sanitäter\'-related, ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that comes on its period cord and bearing the clealy stamped- ie. engraved unit-designation that reads: \'San.Ers.u.Ausb.Abt. 7\' This is an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based, WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) 'Sanitäter'-related, ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that comes mounted on its period cord (ie. ribbon) as worn and bearing the clearly stamped- ie. engraved unit-designation that reads: 'San.Ers.u.Ausb.Abt. 7' (and as such being a disc that was intended for the medical, replacement- and trainings unit numbered '7') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. I was not able to fully identify this disc and am not sure if it belonged to an airforce or army medical-orderly. The disc - which is executed in a fine letter-type - is void of the bearers' bloodgroup-type (something that was more often seen). The disc comes in an overall nice condition and was never cleaned: I deem that it would most certainly merit further investigation!

Attractive, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, WH (Heeres) \'Grenadiere\'-related, ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\'), bearing the clealy stamped- ie. engraved unit-designation that reads: \'Stamm Komp./Gren.Ers.Btl.16\' This is an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based, WH (Heeres) 'Grenadiere'- (ie. 'Infanterie'-) related, ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke'), bearing the stamped-unit-designation that clearly reads: 'Stamm Komp./Gren.Ers.Btl.16' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier who served within the root- (ie. 'Stamm'-) company of the 'Grenadiere'-related-, replacement battalion numbered '16') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine letter-type - is also stamped with the bearers' bloodgroup-type (type: 'A'). The disc is in a very nice condition and would IMO most certainly merit further investigation!

Attractive, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, WH (Heeres) \'Kradschützen\'-related, ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\'), bearing the clealy stamped- ie. engraved unit-designation that reads: \'3./Kradsch. Ers.Btl 6\' This is an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based, WH (Heeres) 'Kradschützen'- (ie. motor-cycle-) related, ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke'), bearing the nicely stamped-unit-designation that clearly reads: '3./Kradsch. Ers.Btl 6' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier who served within the third company of the 'Kradschützen-Ergänzungs Battalion 6') and that comes in an overall nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine letter-type - is also stamped with the bearers' bloodgroup-type (type: 'A'). The disc comes in a very nice condition and would IMO most certainly merit further investigation!

Attractive, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based-, HJ (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') sports-badge (or: \'HJ-Leistungsrune\') being an example of the silver-class, which is neatly maker- (ie.: \'RzM-M1/72\'-) marked and that comes with its 22-mm.-sized miniature The - fairly detailed and/or pronounced - sports-badge (ie. 'HJ-Leistungsrune') was clearly issued and/or moderately worn and comes naturally mounted on its functional (copper-toned-) pin-/catch (-set-up). It has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and is still a bit stained ie. dirty. The piece - which is executed in greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') - was most certainly issued and/or IMO moderately worn: it has lost, however, most of its silver-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has (regrettably) its silver-toned finish (as is more often the case with these particular youth sports-badges) but has nevertheless still maintained a nice, greyish-coloured- (and/or: typical zinc-based-) finish. The badge does show some dust and/or dirt but was IMO never cleaned nor polished. The pronounced detail is, however, still very nicely preserved. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present (see pictures). The 'Leistungsrune' came together with its (equally detailed and also: 'RzM-M1/72'-marked!) 22-mm.-sized miniature (that comes on its period-, pin-/catch set-up) and will naturally also be sold as a 2-pieced-set. Simply a neat - and matching! - 2-pieced-, HJ (ie. 'Hitlerjugend') 'Leistungsrune'-grouping that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based-, \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or silver IAB), being a maker- (ie. \'FZZ\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'F. Zimmermann\'-company and that comes with its 9-mm.-sized miniature This particular example - which is as stated above nicely maker- (ie. 'FZZ'-) marked on its back as to be expected - is a typical piece that was with certainty produced by the: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company based in the town of Stuttgart. The badge - which has truly pronounced detail - comes naturally mounted on its functional and/or unaltered- catch, pin and/or hinge as to be expected (see pictures). The piece is executed in (typical) silver-greyish-coloured zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The piece has (regrettably) its silver-toned finish (as is more often the case with these particular IABs) but has nevertheless still maintained a nice, greyish-coloured- (and/or: typical zinc-based-) finish. The badge does show some dust and/or dirt but was IMO never cleaned nor polished. The pronounced detail is, however, still very nicely preserved. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present (see pictures). The IAB came together with its (equally detailed!) 9-mm.-sized miniature (that comes on its period-, long-sized pin) and will naturally also be sold as a 2-pieced-set. It should be noted that these attractive-, 'FZZ'-marked-, 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' as were produced by the: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company are actually not that easily encountered!

Attractive, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based-, \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or silver IAB), being a nicely maker- (ie. \'FZZ\'-) marked example as being produced by the: \'Fritz Zimmermann\'-company This particular example - which is as stated above nicely maker- (ie. 'FZZ'-) marked on its back as to be expected - is a typical piece that was with certainty produced by the: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company based in the town of Stuttgart. The badge - which has truly pronounced detail - comes naturally mounted on its functional and/or unaltered- catch, pin and/or hinge as to be expected (see pictures). The piece is executed from silver-greyish-coloured zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The piece has (regrettably) lost some of its silver-toned finish (as is more often the case with these particular IABs) but has nevertheless still maintained a nice, silver-grey-coloured- (and/or: typical zinc-based-) finish. The badge does show some dust and/or dirt but was IMO never cleaned nor polished. The pronounced detail is, however, still very nicely preserved. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present (see pictures). It should be noted that these attractive-, 'FZZ'-marked-, 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' as were produced by the: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company are not that easily encountered!

Attractive, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based-, \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or silver IAB), being a nicely maker- (ie. \'FZZ\'-) marked example as being produced by the: \'Fritz Zimmermann\'-company This particular example - which is as stated above nicely maker- (ie. 'FZZ'-) marked on its back as to be expected - is a typical piece that was with certainty produced by the: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company based in the town of Stuttgart. The badge - which has truly pronounced detail - comes naturally mounted on its functional and/or unaltered- catch, pin and/or hinge as to be expected (see pictures). The surely issued piece is executed from silver-greyish-coloured zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The piece has (regrettably) lost most of its silver-toned finish (as is more often the case with these particular IABs) but has nevertheless still maintained a nice, silver-grey-coloured- (and/or: typical zinc-based-) finish. The badge does show some dust and/or dirt but was IMO never cleaned nor polished. The pronounced detail is, however, still very nicely preserved. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present (see pictures). It should be noted that these attractive-, 'FZZ'-marked-, 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' as were produced by the: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company are not that easily encountered!

Attractive, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-related supporter-pin- (or: \'Freiheitsbund-Abzeichen\') being a maker- (ie. \'E.F. Wiedmann\'-) marked example showing the text: \'Opferring Gau Hessen-Nassau\' The truly attractive lapel-pin ie. (N.S.D.A.P.- 'Freiheitsbund-Abzeichen') which has I deem just been minimallly used ie. worn) has a nicely preserved (greyish-silver- and typical zinc-like) age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing normal wear but is void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures): for the rest it just shows some regular wear ie. minimal scratches. The lapel-pin shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example comes mounted onto its regular-styled, longer-sized pin (which is naturally still fully functional and/or present). The pin shows a clearly present makers'-designation on its back that read: 'E.F. Wiedmann - Frankfurt a.M.' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar piece is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number ('4131E') and is given an estimated value of 200 Eu(!). I deem this an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - 'N.S.D.A.P.'-related supporter-pin- (or: 'Symphatisanten-Abzeichen') that is I deem priced according to its nicely preserved and fully untouched condition!

Attractive, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-related supporter-pin- (or: \'Freiheitsbund-Abzeichen\') being a maker- (ie. \'E.F. Wiedmann\'-) marked example showing the text: \'Opferring Gau Hessen-Nassau\' The truly attractive lapel-pin ie. (N.S.D.A.P.- 'Freiheitsbund-Abzeichen') which has I deem just been minimallly used ie. worn) has a nicely preserved (greyish-silver- and typical zinc-like) age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing normal wear but is void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures): for the rest it just shows some regular wear ie. minimal scratches. The lapel-pin shows, moreover, a somewhat tarnished- (ie. minimally stained) finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example comes mounted onto its regular-styled, longer-sized pin (which is naturally still fully functional and/or present). The pin shows a clearly present makers'-designation on its back that read: 'E.F. Wiedmann - Frankfurt a.M.' on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar piece is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number ('4131E') and is given an estimated value of 200 Eu(!). I deem this an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - 'N.S.D.A.P.'-related supporter-pin- (or: 'Symphatisanten-Abzeichen') that is I deem priced according to its nicely preserved and fully untouched condition!

Attractive, zinc- (ie.\'Feinzink\'-) based example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flugzeugführer- abzeichen\' (or pilots\'-badge), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'BSW\'-) marked example by the maker: \'Brüder Schneider - Wien\' The IMO mid-/ie. later-war period and/or very detailed badge has IMO been only minimally worn and comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- and/or functional catch (ie. catch set-up). The award shows a 'separately' and/or very detailed, bluish-coloured eagle-device attached (by means of two firmly attached rivets as is visible on the back). The badge truly retains most of its period finish but does show a minimally tarnished ie. typical zinc-like age-patina as is more often encountered. The badge shows a clear makers-mark-signification (ie. 'BSW'-logo) and is in all respects thus an example that can be attributed to the Austrian-based maker: 'Brüder Schneider - Wien': the award shows naturally all the specific details as known for a badge by this particular maker. The piece is still somewhat stained ie. dirty but has IMO never been cleaned: the bright silver-coloured wreath and/or bluish-coloured eagle-device both retain a very nice albeit minimally tarnished appearance. These attractive: 'Flugzeugführerabzeichen' can easily be graded: 'scarce'!

Attractive, zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based so-called: \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal as was specifically intended for usage by female-staff that comes mounted on its original- (typically confectioned!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive medal - which is executed in silver-coloured zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal - is a truly detailed and/or pronounced example that was in this format specifically intended for usage by female-staff-members: it has a truly nice, somewhat 'matted' age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty but was I deem never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came mounted onto its neatly pre-folded-piece of (truly bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded!) ribbon as issued and/or recently found. It also retains it period-attached, safety-pin-set-up (present to wear the award on a tunic or even dress). The medal was with certainty issued as such and was moderately used and worn: it was stored as such for decades. It should be noted that these 'Deutsche Volkspflege'-medals as were specifically intended for female usage are not that easily found. Simply an attractive 'female-related' example that will be difficult to be upgraded!

Attractive, zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based, \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal as was specifically intended for usage by female-staff that comes mounted on its original- (typically confectioned-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The attractive medal - which is executed in silver-coloured zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal - is a truly detailed and/or pronounced example that was in this format specifically intended for usage by female-staff-members: it has a truly nice, somewhat 'matted' age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty but was I deem never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal came mounted onto its neatly pre-folded-piece of (truly bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded-) ribbon as issued and/or recently found. It also retains it period-attached, safety-pin-set-up (present to wear the award on a tunic or even dress). The medal was with certainty issued as such and was moderately used and worn: it was stored as such for decades. It should be noted that these 'Deutsche Volkspflege'-medals as were specifically intended for female usage are not that easily found. Simply an attractive 'female-related' example that will be difficult to be upgraded!

Attractive, zinc-based ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') as was intended for a Dutch Waffen-SS volunteer who served within the \'SS-Brigade Landstorm Nederland\' and that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'SS Frw.Brig.Lst.Ndl. - 3428\' This is an attractive - and with certainty very scarcely found! - typical zinc-based ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') as was intended for a Dutch Waffen-SS volunteer who served within the later-war-period: 'SS-Brigade Landstorm Nederland' and that is bearing the clearly visible ie. stamped unit-designation: 'SS Frw.Brig.Lst.Ndl.' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used and/or worn-), condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine and clear letter-type and that shows the bearers'-number: '3428' - comes in an overall nice condition and shows some evidence of having been worn as such (minimally torn-out holes): it was furthermore never cleaned nor polished. The disc - which is void of a soldiers'-blood-group type as more often - has never been cleaned and comes as stored for years: it does show some minimal age, wear- and/or staining. The back of the disc shows also some dirt ie. staining. Simply an attractive - and 100% garuanteed original! - Dutch Waffen-SS volunteer-related item that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') as was intended for a Dutch Waffen-SS volunteer who served within the \'SS-Brigade Landstorm Nederland\' and that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'SS Frw.Brig.Lst.Ndl.\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - zinc-based ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') as was intended for a Dutch Waffen-SS volunteer who served within the later-war-period 'SS-Brigade Landstorm Nederland' and that is bearing the clearly visible ie. stamped unit-designation: 'SS Frw.Brig.Lst.Ndl.' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used and/or worn-), condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine and clear letter-type and that shows the bearers'-number '4025' - comes in an overall nice condition and shows clear evidence of being worn (minimally torn-out holes): it was furthermore never cleaned nor polished. The disc - which is void of a soldiers' blood-group type as more often - has never been cleaned and comes as stored for years: it does show some minimal zinc-damage (ie. corrosion-marks). The back of the disc shows also some dirt ie. staining. The engraved text has been highlighted with some chalk in order to enhance its readibility. Simply an attractive - and 100% garuanteed original! - Dutch Waffen-SS volunteer-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') as was intended for a Dutch Waffen-SS volunteer who served within the \'SS-Brigade Landstorm Nederland\' and that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'SS Frw.Brig.Lst.Ndl.\' This is an attractive - and with certainty very scarcely found! - typical zinc-based ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') as was intended for a Dutch Waffen-SS volunteer who served within the later-war-period: 'SS-Brigade Landstorm Nederland' and that is bearing the clearly visible ie. stamped unit-designation: 'SS Frw.Brig.Lst.Ndl.' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used and/or worn-), condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine and clear letter-type and that shows the bearers'-number '3306' - comes in an overall nice condition and shows some evidence of having been worn as such (minimally torn-out holes): it was furthermore never cleaned nor polished. The disc - which is void of a soldiers' blood-group type as more often - has never been cleaned and comes as stored for years: it does show some minimal age, wear- and/or staining. The back of the disc shows also some dirt ie. staining. Simply an attractive - and 100% garuanteed original! - Dutch Waffen-SS volunteer-related item that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') as was intended for a Dutch Waffen-SS volunteer who served within the \'SS-Brigade Landstorm Nederland\' and that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'SS Frw.Brig.Lst.Ndl.\' This is an attractive - and with certainty very scarcely found! - typical zinc-based ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') as was intended for a Dutch Waffen-SS volunteer who served within the later-war-period: 'SS-Brigade Landstorm Nederland' and that is bearing the clearly visible ie. stamped unit-designation: 'SS Frw.Brig.Lst.Ndl.' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used and/or worn-), condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine and clear letter-type and that shows the bearers'-number '3310' - comes in an overall nice condition and shows some evidence of having been worn as such (minimally torn-out holes): it was furthermore never cleaned nor polished. The disc - which is void of a soldiers' blood-group type as more often - has never been cleaned and comes as stored for years: it does show some minimal age, wear- and/or staining. The back of the disc shows also some dirt ie. staining. Simply an attractive - and 100% garuanteed original! - Dutch Waffen-SS volunteer-related item that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') for a Dutch Waffen-SS volunteer who served within the \'SS-Pz.Gren.Brigade Nederland\' and that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'Wi-Komp. SS-Pz.Gren.Brig.Ndl.\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - typical zinc-based ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') as was intended for a Dutch Waffen-SS volunteer who served within the later-war-period 'SS-Panzer-Grenadier Brigade Nederland' and that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: 'Wi-Komp. SS-Pz.Gren. Brig.Ndl.' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used and/or worn-), condition. The disc - which is executed in a fine and clear letter-type and that shows the bearers'-number '517' stamped onto its back - comes in an overall nice condition and shows clear evidence of being worn: it was furthermore never cleaned nor polished. The disc - which is void of a soldiers' blood-group type as more often - has never been cleaned and comes as stored for years: it does show some minimal zinc-damage (ie. corrosion-marks) as can be seen on the pictures. The back of the disc shows also some dirt ie. staining. This piece originates from a small hoard of similar ID-discs that were found some years ago on the battle-grounds near the city of Halbe: these discs were apparently intended for Dutch volunteers serving within a specific 'Wirtschafts-Kompanie' within the 'SS-Panzer-Grenadier Brigade Nederland' Simply an attractive - and 100% garuanteed original! - Dutch Waffen-SS volunteer-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based police- (ie. \'Polizei\'-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'Pol.Vw. Wien\' and that comes mounted onto its period cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - albeit clearly issued ie. worn but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based, police- (ie. \'Polizei\'-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'Pol.Vw. Wien\' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the administrative brancg of the Vienna police ie. \'Polizei-Verwaltung Wien\' in Austria) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows minimally torn-out holes and comes mounted onto its period cord as worn (that comes still period tied-together) as can be seen on the pictures). The disc is totally void of a bearers\'-blood-group-type (something that is more often observed). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest police- (ie. \'Polizei\'-) related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based police- (ie. \'Polizei\'-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'S.GK.West - Pol.VW. Berlin\' and that comes mounted onto its period cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - albeit clearly issued ie. worn but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based, police- (ie. 'Polizei'-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'S.GK.West - Pol.VW. Berlin' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the administrative branch of the police (ie. 'Polizei-Verwaltung Berlin') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows minimally torn-out holes and comes mounted onto its period, greyish-blue-coloured cord as worn (that comes still period tied-together) as can be seen on the pictures). The disc is totally void of a bearers'-blood-group-type (something that is more often observed). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest police- (ie. 'Polizei'-) related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based WH (Heeres) (ie. \'Pz-Jäger\'-related) ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Inf.Pz.Jäg.Ers.Kp. 527\' and that comes still mounted onto its (period-attached) cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, WH (Heeres) (ie. \'Infanterie\'-/\'Panzerjäger\') related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that comes mounted onto its (period-attached- and/or typical linnen-based) cord and that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: \'Inf.Pz.Jäg.Ers.Kp. 527\' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a soldier (or: NCO) who served within the infantry-related- anti-tank- (ie. tank-destroyer) replacement unit, numbered: \'527\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall very nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat \'torn-out\' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc is also shows the impressed soldiers\'-blood-group-type (\'Type 0\') as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc-collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH \'Infanterie\'-/\'Panzerjäger\'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based WH (Heeres) ie. \'Panzer\'-related ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Stm. Kp./Pz.Ers.Abt. 5\' and that comes as issued- and/or recently found This is an attractive example of an (I deem) typical later-war-period- and/or zinc-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Panzer'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'Stm. Kp./Pz.Ers.Abt. 5' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: 'Stamm-Kompanie des Panzer-Ersatz Abteilungs 5' ie.: root-company of the 'Panzer' replacement unit numbered: '5') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in a nicely executed letter-type) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes and is minimally stained but never cleaned as can be seen on the pictures). The disc shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (Type 0) and comes still mounted onto its cord as worn and found. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Panzer'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based WH (Heeres) \'Frontstalag\'- (ie. prisoner-related-) ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped camp-designation that reads: \'Frontstalag 183\' and that comes still mounted onto its (period-attached) cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a square-sized, greyish-coloured- and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, WH (Heeres) (ie. \'Frontstalag\'- (ie. prisoner-related-) ID-disc (ie. \'Erkennungsmarke\') that comes mounted onto its (period-attached- and/or typical linnen-based) cord and that is bearing the clearly stamped camp-designation that simply reads: \'Frontstalag 183\' (and as such being a disc that was - I deem - intended for a prisoner who who was held in the \'Frontstammlager\', numbered: \'183\' (which camp was situated in the town of Hennebont in the \'Departement Morbihan\' in occupied France) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in an overall very nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat \'torn-out\' holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc-collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH \'Frontstalag\'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based \'Gebirgsjäger\'-related item: a semi-official - and actually not that easily encountered! - commemorative-medal entitled: \'Eismeerfront - 1942-1943\' This is an attractive so-called: 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item: a semi-official - and actually not that easily encountered! - commemorative-medal entitled: 'Eismeerfront - 1942-1943' and that comes in an overall very nice-, albeit clearly used- ie. worn, condition. The medal depicts an 'Edelweiss'-flower on its front and comes mounted on its period (leather-based) cord ie. rope as found and/or worn: is a 'Feinzink' example that still shows a fair bit of its 'silverish-like' finish: it has really nice and/or pronounced detail. I know that these desirable 'semi-official'-medals are also copied: this is naturally a genuine example that was never before part of a collection and originates from a German flea-market. The term 'Eismeerfront' relates to one specific formation: the 'XIX. Gebirgs-Korps'. This 'Korps' had many units in its structure, but the main elements were resp. the: '2.'- and '6. Gebirgs-Division' and/or the '210. Infanterie-Division'. There is not much known about these commemorative 'medals' but they were most certainly 'souvenir'-pieces that could be privately purchased by the soldiers active in this war-area. In any case a nice and surely scarcely seen 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item!

Attractive, zinc-based \'Gebirgsjäger\'-related item: a semi-official - and actually not that easily encountered! - commemorative-medal entitled: \'Eismeerfront - 1942-1943\' This is an attractive so-called: 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item: a semi-official - and actually not that easily encountered! - commemorative-medal entitled: 'Eismeerfront - 1942-1943' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal depicts an 'Edelweiss'-flower on its front and comes as found and/or worn: it is a zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that still shows a fair bit of its 'silverish-like' finish: it has really nice and/or pronounced detail. I know that these desirable 'semi-official'-medals are also copied: this is naturally a genuine example that was never before part of a collection and originates from a German private household. The term 'Eismeerfront' relates to one specific formation: the 'XIX. Gebirgs-Korps'. This 'Korps' had many units in its structure, but the main elements were resp. the: '2.'- and '6. Gebirgs-Division' and/or the '210. Infanterie-Division'. There is not much known about these commemorative 'medals' but they were most certainly 'souvenir'-pieces that could be privately purchased by the soldiers active in this specific war-area. In any case a nice and surely scarcely seen 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item!

Attractive, zinc-based \'Gebirgsjäger\'-related item: a semi-official - and actually not that easily encountered! - commemorative-medal entitled: \'Eismeerfront - 1942-1943\' This is an attractive so-called: 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item: a semi-official - and actually not that easily encountered! - commemorative-medal entitled: 'Eismeerfront - 1942-1943' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal depicts an 'Edelweiss'-flower on its front and comes as found and/or worn: it is a zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that still shows a fair bit of its 'silverish-like' finish: it has really nice and/or pronounced detail. I know that these desirable 'semi-official'-medals are also copied: this is naturally a genuine example that was never before part of a collection and originates from a German private household. The term 'Eismeerfront' relates to one specific formation: the 'XIX. Gebirgs-Korps'. This 'Korps' had many units in its structure, but the main elements were resp. the: '2.'- and '6. Gebirgs-Division' and/or the '210. Infanterie-Division'. There is not much known about these commemorative 'medals' but they were most certainly 'souvenir'-pieces that could be privately purchased by the soldiers active in this specific war-area. In any case a nice and surely scarcely seen 'Gebirgsjäger'-related item!

Attractive, zinc-based, police- (ie. \'Polizei o. (Feld?)Gendarmerie\'-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Kdr.D.Gend.Strassburg/Els.\' and that comes as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - albeit clearly issued ie. worn but nevertheless not that easily found! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based, police- (ie. 'Polizei o. (Feld?)Gendarmerie'-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: 'Kdr.D.Gend.Strassburg/Els.' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within a (field?)police-unit that served within occupied France ie. in the town of Strassburg in the Elzass) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type ('Type A') and shows the stamped designation: 'Bl.Gr.A' on its back (something that is more often observed). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest police- (ie. 'Polizei o. (Feld?)Gendarmerie'-) related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based, WH (Heeres) ie. \'Nachrichten/Artillerie\'- (ie. signals-) related- ID-disc, bearing the stamped unit-designation: \'N.Z.A.R. 186\', in overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-) condition This is an attractive example of a zinc-based, WH (Heeres) ie. 'Nachrichten/Artillerie'- (ie. signals/artillery-) related- ID-disc, that bears the (nicely executed-) stamped unit-designation: 'N.Z.A.R. 186' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: 'Nachrichten-Zug des Artillerie-Regiments 186' (or: signals-unit that resided under the artillery-regiment, numbered: '186'), in overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-) condition. The disc is in overall nice condition (and that is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group: type 'O' (see pictures) and was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Simply a nice and honest (and IMO early-/ie. mid-war pattern-) type Heeres ID-disc that originated from a: 'Heeres-Nachrichten'-soldier!

Attractive, zinc-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'leichte Artillerie\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'L.E.u.A.B.7 1.Stammkp.\', in overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-) condition This is an attractive example of a silver-greyish-coloured- and/or zinc-based, WH (Heeres) ie. 'leichte Artillerie'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: 'L.E.u.A.B.7 1.Stammkp.' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who IMO served within the: '1st Stammkompanie des leichte Artillerie-Ersatz- und Ausbildungs-Bataillons 7' (or principal company of the light-artillery training- and/or replacement-batallion, numbered: '7'), in overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-) condition. The disc is in overall nice condition (and that is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (type: 'A') and was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). Simply a nice and honest WH (Heeres) ie. 'leichte Artillerie'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based, WH (Heeres-) \'Pioniere\'- (ie. engineers-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Pi.Ers.Batl. 6 Stamm-Kp.\' and that comes mounted onto its period cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - albeit clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Pioniere'- (or: engineers-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'Pi.Ers.Batl. 6 Stamm-Kp.' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: 'Stamm'-company of the: 'Ersatz-Batallion', numbered: '6' or specific engineers replacement-bataillon numbered: '6' ) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type that is stamped in a somewhat 'curved manner'!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc - that came mounted onto its period cord as worn also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type ('Type A') something that is more often observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Pioniere'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based, WH (Lufwaffe) \'Nachrichten\'- (ie. signals-) related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Nach.Ers.Battr.112\' and that comes mounted onto its period cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive - albeit clearly issued ie. worn! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based WH (Luftwaffe) ie. 'Nachrichten'- (ie. signals-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that simply reads: 'Nach.Ers.Battr.112' (and as such being a disc that was intended for a soldier or NCO who - I deem - served within the: 'Nachrichten-Ersatz-Batterie' numbered: '112' or specific signals-replacement-battery numbered: '112' ) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc comes in overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes as can be seen on the pictures). The disc - that came mounted onto its period cord as worn also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type ('Type 0') something that is more often but not always observed. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe) ie. 'signals'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based, WH (LW) ie. \'Flieger\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped- and/or: \'coded\' unit- ie. MOB-designation that reads: \'60317\' and as such belonging to a soldier who served within the: \'Stab/J.G. 51 “Mölders” This is an attractive - and actually fairly rarely encountered! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Flieger'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that is bearing the clearly stamped- (and/or: 'coded') unit-designation (aka: 'MOB-liste-Nummerierung') that reads: '60317' (and as such belonging to a pilot (ie. 'Flieger'- ie. NCO ie. officer) who served within the: 'Stab' of the: 'Jagdgeschwader 51 “Mölders”. The disc comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The disc is void of the bearers'-blood-group-type (something that was more often seen on these 'coded' ID-discs but shows a clearly stamped (low!) bearers-numeral that reads: '22'). The disc originates from a private-household where it was recently uncovered. Simply an attractive and honest 'coded' WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Flieger'-related ID-disc that belonged to a member of a well known 'Jagdgeschwader' and that is - I deem - priced according to its unmistaken rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, zinc-based-, WH (and IMO Luftwaffe) \'Pioniere- o. Bautruppen\'-related ID-disc that bears the (clearly and/or nicely executed!) stamped inscription ie. unit-signification that reads: \'3./L.B.-Btl.8/VII\' This is an attractive, zinc-based, WH (IMO Luftwaffe-related) 'Pioniere- o. Bautruppen'-related ID-disc that bears the (clearly and/or nicely executed!) stamped inscription ie. unit-signification that reads: '3./L.B.-Btl.8/VII' (and as such IMO a disc that belonged to a soldier ie. NCO that served within the third company within a Luftwaffe-related construction-batallion, numbered: '8/7') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The disc comes as found and was never cleaned nor polished: it shows minimal usage (slightly torn-out holes) and does show the soldiers' bloodgroup-type ('Type 0') as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive,'standard'-pattern ID-disc that belonged to a Luftwaffe 'Pioniere- o. Bautruppen'-soldier!

Attractive, zinc-based-, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Grenadiere o. Infanterie\'-related ID-disc bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'Stamm. Kp. G.E.B. 172\' and that comes still mounted on its (period-attached) cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or typical zinc-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Grenadiere o. Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that comes mounted on its (period-attached- linnen-based) cord bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: 'Stamm. Kp. G.E.B. 172' (and as such being a disc that was I deem intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: 'Stamm-Kompanie des Grenadier-Ersatz-Bataillons 172' ie.: root-company of the grenadier replacement- and/or training battalion numbered: '172') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows somewhat torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (Type 'B') as is clearly stamped onto its front. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Grenadiere o. Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based-, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Grenadiere o. Infanterie\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'1.Stamm Kp. G.E.B. 320\' and that comes still mounted on its (period-attached) cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or zinc-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Grenadiere o. Infanterie'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that comes mounted on its (period-attached) cord bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '1.Stamm Kp. G.E.B. 320' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: 'Stamm-Kompanie des Grenadier-Ersatz-Bataillons 320' ie.: root-company of the grenadier replacement- and/or training battalion numbered: '320') and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows truly torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (Type 'A') as is clearly stamped onto its front. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Grenadiere o. Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based-, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Grenadiere\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'Gren.Gesch.Ers.Kp.7\' that comes mounted on its (period-attached) cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or zinc-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Grenadiere'-related-, 'standard-issued-pattern'-, ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that comes mounted on its (period-attached) cord bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: 'Gren.Gesch.Ers.Kp.7' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: '7. Kompanie des Grenadier-Geschütze Ergänzungs Abteilungs' ie.: 7th company of an infantry replacement unit) and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows truly torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (Type '0') as is clearly stamped onto its front. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Grenadiere'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based-, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Infanterie\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'1./Inf.Ers.Btl. 208\' and that comes still mounted on its (period-attached) cord as issued- and/or worn This is an attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or zinc-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related and 'standard-issued-pattern', ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') that comes mounted on its (period-attached) cord bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '1./Inf.Ers.Btl. 208' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: '1. Kompanie des Infanterie-Reserve-Battalion 208' ie.: 1st company of the reserve infantry battalion numbered: '208') and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows truly torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (Type '0') as is clearly stamped onto its front. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Infanterie'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based-, WH (Heeres-) ie. \'Panzer\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation: \'2. Stamm Komp. Pz.Ers. Abt.1\' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive example of a greyish-coloured- and/or zinc-based, WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Panzer'-related-, 'standard-issued-pattern'-, ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: '2. Stamm Komp. Pz.Ers. Abt.1' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within the: 'Stammkompanie des Panzer Ergänzungs-Abteilungs 1' ie.: root-company of the tank replacement unit, numbered: '1') and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The attractive disc is in overall nice condition (and is executed in a very attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (it shows truly torn-out holes - see pictures). The disc also shows the bearers'-blood-group-type (Type 'A') as is clearly stamped onto its back. The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a larger ID-disc collection that was compiled over many years. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Heeres-) ie. 'Panzer'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based-, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. \'Flieger\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: \'Rek.Kp./Flg.Ers.Batl.XII\' and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and/or worn This is an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or zinc-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) (ie. 'Flieger'-) related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke') bearing the clearly stamped unit-designation that reads: 'Rek.Kp./Flg.Ers.Batl.XII' (and as such being a disc that was IMO intended for a soldier or NCO who served within some sort of recruitment- ie. replacement bataillon numbered: '12') and that comes mounted on its period cord as issued and/or worn. The attractive disc - that is of unmistaken originality - comes in an overall nice condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn: it has never been cleaned and is still a bit dirty ie. stained (see pictures). The disc is void of a bearers'-blood-group-type (which is not unusual) and has a remarkable high-number (number '14137'). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty) and comes mounted on its original cord. The ID-disc was recently found at a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and honest WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Flieger'-ie. 'recruitment'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, zinc-based-, WH (LW-) ie. \'Fallschirmjäger\'-related ID-disc, bearing the clearly stamped- and/or: \'coded\' unit-designation: \'214010\' (and as such belonging to a soldier who served within the: \'14./Fsch.Jäg.Rgt. 5 (Sturmregiment)\' This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - example of a greyish-coloured- and/or zinc-based, WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Fallschirmjäger'-related ID-disc (ie. 'Erkennungsmarke'), bearing the clearly stamped- and/or: 'coded' unit-designation: '214010' (and as such belonging to a paratrooper-soldier (or NCO ie. officer) who served within the: '14./Fsch.Jäg.Rgt. 5 (Sturmregiment)'. The disc comes in an overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition (and is executed in an attractive letter-type!) and shows the clear evidence of having been used ie. worn (see pictures). The disc is void of the bearers'-blood-group-type (something that was more often seen on these 'coded' ID-discs but shows a clearly stamped T-character, for which I do not have an explanation). The disc was never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit stained and/or dirty). The disc originates from a private household where it was recently uncovered: it still came mounted on the remains of its period cord. Simply a very attractive and honest 'coded' WH (Luftwaffe-) ie. 'Fallschirmjäger'-related ID-disc that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'1957\'-pattern so-called: \'Doppelspange\' (being of the non-\'detachable-pattern\') showing resp. an: \'EK II. Klasse\' and a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' and that comes as recently found This is an attractive - and I deem hardly used- nor worn! - example of a '1957'-pattern so-called: 'Doppelspange' (being of the non-'detachable-pattern') showing respectively an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (or: iron cross 2nd class) and a: 'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42' (ie. Ost-medal) and that comes as recently found. The detail on the 'EKII. Klasse' is truly stunning and nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details and shows a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'shiny-style') core and is void of any damage or paint-loss: moreover, does it still shows its high-polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') as can be seen on the pictures. The 'Ost'-medal is equally very nicely preserved. Both awards - which show their nicely preserved, period ribbons - come both 'period-mounted' onto a metal-based 'clasp' that is 'backed' with bright-red-coloured wool (and that shows a functional pin- ie. catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. Simply an attractive '1957-version' of a: 'Doppelspange' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'1957\'-pattern, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL für Kriegsversehrten\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge as was specifically intended for the war-disabled) being a non-maker-marked example The attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - \'1957\'-pattern, DRL-sports-badge (ie. \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL für Kriegsversehrten\') is of the specific version without swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened, truly golden-bronze- ie. silver-coloured-) finish as to be expected. As stated above, is the a non-maker-marked example as is more often encountered. The badge - which has a fully functional- and/or non-altered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was with certainty never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or untouched age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this specific \'1957\'-pattern \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL für Kriegsversehrten\' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'1957\'-pattern: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' and that comes together with its full-length- (ie. non-confectioned- and/or \'virtually mint\') ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and recently found This is an attractive - and I deem hardly used-, worn- nor mounted! - example of a \'1957\'-pattern: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' (ie. Ost-medal) and that comes together with its full-length- (ie. non-confectioned- and/or \'virtually mint\' ie. 19 cms. sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The detail on the award is truly stunning and nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). It retains nice details and shows a nicely preserved finish and is void of any damage or loss of finish. Simply an attractive \'1957-version\' of a: \'Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-42\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based semi-hollow-back- (ie. so-called: \'4-rivet 1.27.1 - unknown maker\'-) variant-pattern This particular example - being as stated a - non-maker-marked- zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based piece - has maintained an attractive nice (and truly zinc-like-) age-patina and comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-toned-) pin. The piece comes mounted on its unusually styled-, pin- ie. catch (set-up) which are constructed of copper-based metal and that are neatly 'riveted' into the badge (see pictures). The piece is very detailed and/or pronounced: it has IMO been minimally used and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it is moreover quite dirty but was IMO never cleaned. The piece is IMO never polished and does still show great pronounced detail. This specific GAB - of which to date no exact maker has been determined to date - is also described on the German Combat Awards- (ie. GCA-) Forum, whereat it has been given the unique reference-number: '4-rivet 1.27.1 - unknown maker'-) variant-pattern. It should be noted that this is a desirable - and with certainty not that often encountered! - GAB-variant that can easily be graded 'scarce'. Hard to find a more detailed- and/or nicely pronounced example!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based so-called: \'flat-back version\' by a (by me) unidentified maker This is an attractive - and IMO hardly used- nor worn - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based so-called: 'flat-back-version' by a (by me) unidentified maker, that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO hardly used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge is typical, non-magnetic-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains most (ie. all) of its typical greyish-silver-coloured finish: it has a typical zinc-coloured- and still somewhat shiny 'age-patina' (see pictures). This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin (which is mounted on a typical 'mounting' and shows a 'welded-on'- and/or flat-shaped catch as is more often seen). The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO hardly been used and is void of any damage: it is just a tiny dirty ie. stained (see pictures) but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collector-hands. I deem that this piece can most certainly be further attributed to a maker if wanted or deemed needed. In any case a very attractive and honest GAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based so-called: \'flat-back\'-pattern by a (by me) unidentified maker This is an attractive - and I deem moderately used ie. worn - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based so-called: 'flat-back'-pattern by a (by me) unidentified maker but unmistakenly having a 'Schickle'- ie. 'Mayer'-design and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge is typical, non-magnetic zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains most of its typical greyish-silver-coloured finish: it has a typical zinc-coloured 'age-patina'. This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin which is mounted on a typical 'mounting' and shows a 'welded-on'- and/or (somewhat bent- but fully functional) copper-based catch as is more often seen. The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has truly been used and shows some regular wear on the obvious higher areas: it is moreover a tiny dirty ie. stained (see pictures) but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collector-hands. I deem that this piece can most certainly be further attributed to a maker if wanted or deemed needed. In any case a very attractive and honest GAB that is wit certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based so-called: \'flat-back\'-pattern by a (by me) unidentified maker This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used ie. worn - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based so-called: 'flat-back'-pattern by a (by me) unidentified maker but unmistakenly having a 'Schickle'- ie. 'Mayer'-design and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge is typical, non-magnetic zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains most of its typical greyish-silver-coloured finish: it has a typical zinc-coloured 'age-patina'. This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured- and faily long-sized-) pin which is mounted on a typical 'mounting' and shows a 'welded-on' catch as is more often seen. The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has truly been used and shows some regular wear on the obvious higher areas: it is moreover a tiny dirty ie. stained (see pictures) but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collector-hands. I deem that this piece can most certainly be further attributed to a maker if wanted or deemed needed. In any case a very attractive and honest GAB that is wit certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based so-called: \'flat-back\'-pattern by a (by me) unidentified maker This is an attractive - and I deem moderately used ie. worn - example of an: \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based so-called: \'flat-back\'-pattern by a (by me) unidentified maker but unmistakenly having a \'Schickle\'- ie. \'Mayer\'-design and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge is typical, non-magnetic zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that retains most of its typical greyish-silver-coloured finish: it has a typical zinc-coloured \'age-patina\'. This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin which is mounted on a typical \'mounting\' and shows a \'welded-on\'- and/or (somewhat bent- but fully functional) copper-based catch as is more often seen. The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has truly been used and shows some regular wear on the obvious higher areas: it is moreover a tiny dirty ie. stained (see pictures) but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collector-hands. I deem that this piece can most certainly be further attributed to a maker if wanted or deemed needed. In any case a very attractive and honest GAB that is wit certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based so-called: \'flat-back\'-pattern by a (by me) unidentified maker This is an attractive - and I deem moderately used ie. worn - example of an: \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based so-called: \'flat-back\'-pattern by a (by me) unidentified maker and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge is typical, non-magnetic zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that retains most of its typical greyish-silver-coloured finish: it has a typical zinc-coloured \'age-patina\'. This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin which is mounted on a typical \'mounting\' and shows a \'welded-on\' catch as is more often seen. The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has truly been used and shows some regular wear on the obvious higher areas: it is moreover a tiny dirty ie. stained (see pictures) but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collector-hands. I deem that this piece can most certainly be further attributed to a maker if wanted or deemed needed. In any case a very attractive and honest GAB that is wit certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based so-called: \'flat-back\'-pattern by a (by me) unidentified maker This is an attractive - and I deem moderately used ie. worn - example of an: \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based so-called: \'flat-back\'-pattern by a (by me) unidentified maker and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge is typical, non-magnetic zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that retains most of its typical greyish-silver-coloured finish: it has a typical zinc-coloured \'age-patina\'. This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin which is mounted on a typical \'mounting\' and shows a \'welded-on\' catch as is more often seen. The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has truly been used and shows some regular wear on the obvious higher areas: it is moreover a tiny dirty ie. stained (see pictures) but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collector-hands. I deem that this piece can most certainly be further attributed to a maker if wanted or deemed needed. In any case a very attractive and honest GAB that is wit certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based so-called: \'hollow-version\' that was produced by the: \'P. Meybauer\'-company This is a truly very attractive - and IMO only minimally used ie. worn - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based so-called: 'hollow-back-version' that was produced by the: 'Paul Meybauer'-company, in an overall very nice, and IMO only minimally used ie. worn, condition. The badge is typical, non-magnetic-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains most of its greyish-silver-coloured (albeit tarnished-) finish: it has a typical zinc-coloured 'age-patina'. This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin (which is mounted on a typical 'mounting' and shows a 'welded-on'- catch as is more often seen). The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO hardly been used and shows some truly minimal wear on the obvious higher areas: it is moreover a tiny dirty (esp. on the back - see pictures) but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collector-hands. I deem that this piece can with certainty be attributed to the: 'Paul Meybauer'-company. In any case a very attractive and honest GAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based so-called: \'semi-hollow-back version\' by a (by me) unidentified maker This is an attractive - and IMO hardly used- nor worn - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based so-called: 'semi-hollow-back-version' by a (by me) unidentified maker, that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO hardly used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge is typical, non-magnetic-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains most (ie. all) of its typical greyish-silver-coloured finish: it has a typical zinc-coloured- and still somewhat shiny 'age-patina' (see pictures). This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin (which is mounted on a typical 'mounting' and shows a 'welded-on'- and/or flat-shaped catch as is more often seen). The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO hardly been used and is void of any damage: it is just a tiny dirty ie. stained (see pictures) but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collector-hands. I deem that this piece can most certainly be further attributed to a maker if wanted or deemed needed. In any case a very attractive and honest GAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based solid-back- (ie. so-called: \'1.24.3 - unknown nr. 2\'-) variant-pattern This particular example - being as stated a - non maker-marked- zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based piece - has maintained an attractive nice (and truly zinc-like-) age-patina and comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-toned-) pin. The piece comes with a regular (ie. 'half-moon hinge'-set-up) and catch that is mounted on a circular-plate (see pictures). The piece is very detailed and/or pronounced: it has IMO been moderately used and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it is moreover quite dirty but was IMO never cleaned. The piece is IMO never polished and does still show great pronounced detail. This specific GAB - of which to date no exact maker has been determined - is also described on the German Combat Awards- (ie. GCA-) Forum, whereat it has been given the unique reference-number: '1.24.3 - unknown variant-pattern number 2'. It should be noted that this is a desirable - and with certainty not that often encountered! - GAB-variant that can easily be graded 'scarce'.

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based solid-back- (ie. so-called: \'1.29.2 - unknown nr. 6\'-) variant-pattern This particular example - being as stated a - non maker-marked- zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based piece - has maintained an attractive nice (and somewhat brownish-) age-patina and comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-toned-) pin. The piece comes with a regular (ie. sheet-metal-based hinge set-up) and catch that is mounted on a rectangular-plate (see pictures). The piece is very detailed and/or pronounced: it has IMO been moderately used and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it is moreover quite dirty but was IMO never cleaned. The piece is IMO never polished and does still show great pronounced detail. This specific GAB - of which to date no exact maker has been determined - is also described on the German Combat Awards- (ie. GCA-) Forum, whereat it has been given the unique reference-number: '1.29.2 - unknown variant-pattern number 6'. Of interest is moreover the fact that due to its thick-based silvered finish this piece can easily be mistaken for a 'Buntmetall'-based piece: it is, however, made-out of zinc (ie. 'Feinzink'). It should be noted that this is a desirable - and with certainty not that often encountered! - GAB-variant that can easily be graded 'scarce'.

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based solid-back- (ie. so-called: \'1.29.2 - unknown nr. 6\'-) variant-pattern This particular example - being as stated a - non maker-marked- zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based piece - has maintained an attractive nice (and somewhat brownish-) age-patina and comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-toned-) pin. The piece comes with a regular (ie. 'half-moon hinge'-set-up) and catch that is mounted on a rectangular-plate (see pictures). The piece is very detailed and/or pronounced: it has IMO been moderately used and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it is moreover quite dirty but was IMO never cleaned. The piece is IMO never polished and does still show great pronounced detail. This specific GAB - of which to date no exact maker has been determined - is also described on the German Combat Awards- (ie. GCA-) Forum, whereat it has been given the unique reference-number: '1.29.1 - unknown variant-pattern number 6'. Of interest is moreover the fact that due to its thick-based silvered finish this piece can easily be mistaken for a 'Buntmetall'-based piece: it is, however, made-out of zinc (ie. 'Feinzink'). It should be noted that this is a desirable - and with certainty not that often encountered! - GAB-variant that can easily be graded 'scarce'.

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc-based- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) and semi-hollow-back-version by the: \'Rudolf Karneth\'-company This is an attractive - and IMO only moderately used and/or worn - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being an unmarked and/or zinc-based- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) so-called: 'semi-hollow-back'-version as was produced by the 'Rudolf Karneth'-company and that retains most of its silver-coloured finish. This particular example - being as stated a non-maker-marked-, 'Feinzink' -based piece - has maintained a nice age-patina and comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-toned-) pin (which is mounted on a typical mounting ie. 'small-block-hinge' as is more often seen). The piece is a bit stained but was IMO never cleaned nor polished. I deem that this is a typical piece that was produced by - and can be attributed to - the: 'Rudolf A. Karneth u. Söhne'- (ie. 'RK'-) company based in the town of Gablonz. Simply a nice and honest GAB that was recently found at a private household and that was never before in collectors'-hands!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked- and/or: zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based, \'hollow-back\'-variant-pattern as was produced by the by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'C.E. Juncker\' This particular example - being as stated a non maker-marked- and/or desirable zinc- (ie.'Feinzink'-) based variant - has maintained a very attractive and/or somewhat tarnished- ie. darkened age-patina and comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-toned-) pin and/or catch (-set-up). The piece is very detailed and/or pronounced: it has IMO been moderately used ie. worn and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it was IMO never cleaned nor polised. The piece shows all the typical characteristics of a piece as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') 'C.E. Juncker' based in the town of Berlin. It should be noted that this is a desirable - and with certainty not that often encountered! - GAB-variant that can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Hard to upgrade this example!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked- and/or: zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based, \'hollow-back\'-variant-pattern as was produced by the by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'C.E. Juncker\' This particular example - being as stated a non maker-marked- and/or desirable zinc- (ie.'Feinzink'-) based variant - has maintained a very attractive and/or somewhat tarnished- ie. darkened age-patina and comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-toned-) pin and/or catch (-set-up). The piece is very detailed and/or pronounced: it has IMO been moderately used ie. worn and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it was IMO never cleaned nor polised. The piece shows all the typical characteristics of a piece as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') 'C.E. Juncker' based in the town of Berlin. It should be noted that this is a desirable - and with certainty not that often encountered! - GAB-variant that can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Hard to upgrade this example!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being a neat \'hollow-back\'- and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version as was procuced by the: \'Paul Meybauer\'-company This is an attractive - and only moderately used and/or worn - example of a so-called: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being a typical non-maker-marked and nicely silvered, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version that was procuced by the: 'Paul Meybauer'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns - I deem - a mid- (ie. later-war-)period-) 'hollow-back'- and/or: zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that truly retains most of its silver-coloured finish: the piece is showing nice pronounced detail and/or finish as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished). As stated above, is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics of a GAB as produced by the: 'Paul Meybauer'-company based in the town of Berlin. The neat piece - which has truly great pronounced detail! - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German flea-market and was never before part of a collection. It was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive - and detailed! - 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) as was produced by the 'Paul Meybauer'-company and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based: \'flat-back-variant\' as was (presumably) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Biedermann & Co\' This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally used ie. worn - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based so-called: 'flat-back-variant' which maker has not been fully identified to date but that was (presumably) produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Biedermann & Co' based in the town of Bonn and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The badge is typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that truly retains all of its (bright!) silver-coloured finish as is not always the case: it has a typical, somewhat shiny silver-coloured- and typical zinc-like age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin (which is mounted on a typical 'mounting' and/or 'welded-on'- catch as is more often seen). The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has as stated above only minimally been used and shows some minimal wear on the obvious higher areas but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. I deem that this particular example can (preseumably) be attributed to the maker: 'Biedermann & Co' based in the town of Bonn. In any case an attractive and honest GAB-variant that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based: \'flat-back-variant\' as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Gustav Brehmer\' This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally used ie. worn - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based so-called: 'flat-back-variant' that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Gustav Brehmer' based in the town of Marneukirchen in Sachsen and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The badge is typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that only retains some remains of its silver-coloured finish (as is more often has the finish faded away (ie. migriert): it has a typical zinc-like age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin (which is mounted on a typical 'mounting' and/or 'welded-on'- catch as is more often seen). The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has as stated above only minimally been used and shows some minimal wear on the obvious higher areas but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and honest GAB-variant that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being a typical maker- (ie. \'ÜÜ\'-) marked, zinc-based- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) pattern as was produced by the: \'E.Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company This particular example - being as stated above an attractive clearly maker- ie. \'ÜÜ\'-marked, silverish-grey-toned- and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) piece - has maintained a nice (only minimally darkened and/or typical zinc-like) age-patina and comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped- and/or copper-toned-) pin (which is mounted onto a typical ie. also copper-based \'plate\'-mounting as is more often seen with pieces by this particular maker). The piece is truly very detailed and pronounced: it has, however, been minimally used and/or worn and does show some obvious age, wear and/or staining but was never cleaned nor polished (it still retains a somewhat \'tarnished\' finish as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows great pronounced detail as to be expected. The piece shows great pronounced detail as to be expected. I deem that this is a typical piece that was produced by - and can be attributed to - the: \'E.Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company as based in the town of Frankfurt a.M. (ie. \'Hersteller 16\'). Simply an attractive - and moderately used! - example by a not that often found maker and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being a typical neatly maker-marked, zinc-based- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) and/or: \'flat-back\'-pattern as was produced by the: \'Frank & Reif\'-company This particular example - being as stated above an attractive (and hardly used!) clearly maker-marked, silverish-grey-toned- and/or typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) piece - has maintained a very nice (only minimally darkened and/or typical zinc-like) age-patina and comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-toned-) pin (which is mounted onto a typical catch-mounting as is more often seen with pieces by this particular maker). The piece is truly very detailed and pronounced: it has, however, (I deem) been hardly used nor worn and does show some minimal age, wear and/or staining but was never cleaned nor polished (it still retains a minimal 'tarnished' finish as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows great pronounced detail as to be expected and shows the (super-imposed) makers'-designation on its back that reads: 'Frank & Reif - Stuttgart' as can be seen on the pictures. Simply a very attractive - and hardly used! - example by a not that often found maker that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a maker- (ie. \'R.S.\'-) marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Rudolf Souval\' This is an attractive - and IMO only moderately used ie. worn - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a clearly maker- (ie. 'R.S.'-) marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) example as was produced by the Austrian maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Rudolf Souval' and that comes, in overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge is typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains most of its greyish-coloured finish (something that is not always the case: it has a typical greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-like age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (shorter-sized- and/or silver-coloured-) pin (which is mounted on a typical catch as to be expected). The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO only minimally been used and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it is, moreover, a tiny bit stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and honest GAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a maker- (ie. \'R.S.\'-) marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Rudolf Souval\' This is an attractive - and I deem only moderately used ie. worn - example of an: \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a clearly maker- (ie. \'R.S.\'-) marked- and typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) example as was produced by the Austrian maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Rudolf Souval\' and that comes, in overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge is typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that retains most of its greyish-coloured finish (something that is not always the case: it has a typical greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-like age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example comes naturally mounted onto its functional (typically shorter-sized- and/or silver-coloured-) pin (which is mounted on a typical catch as to be expected). The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has I deem only minimally been used and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it is, moreover, a tiny bit stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was truly never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive and honest GAB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based so-called: \'flat-back\'-variant as produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Alois Rettenmaier\' This is a truly attractive - and I deem only minimally used ie. worn - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based so-called: 'flat-back'-variant as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Alois Rettenmaier' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge is typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains a fair bit of its silver-coloured finish as is not always the case: it has a typical greyish-silver-coloured- and typical zinc-like age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin (which is mounted on a typical 'mounting' and/or 'welded-on'- catch as is more often seen). The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has as stated above only minimally been used and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it is, moreover, a tiny bit stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. I deem that this particular example can be attributed to the maker: 'Alois Rettenmaier' based in the town of Schwäbish-Gmund. In any case an attractive and honest GAB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based so-called: \'flat-back\'-variant as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Alois Rettenmaier\' This is a truly attractive - and IMO only minimally used ie. worn - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based so-called: 'flat-back'-variant as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Alois Rettenmaier' and that comes, in overall nice- (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The badge is typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains a fair bit of its silver-coloured finish as is not always the case: it has a typical greyish-silver-coloured- and zinc-like age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin (which is mounted on a typical 'mounting' and/or 'welded-on'- catch as is more often seen). The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO only minimally been used and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it is, moreover, a tiny bit stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. I deem that this particular example can be attributed to the maker: 'Alois Rettenmaier' based in the town of Schwäbish-Gmund. In any case a very attractive and honest GAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based so-called: \'flat-back\'-variant as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Wilh. Deumer\' This is an attractive - and IMO only moderately used ie. worn - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based so-called: 'flat-back'-variant as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Wilhelm Deumer' and that comes, in overall nice- (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The badge is typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains most of its greyish-coloured finish (something that is not always the case: it has a typical greyish-silver-coloured- and zinc-like age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin (which is mounted on a typical 'ball-shaped mounting' and/or 'loosely inserted'- catch as is more often seen). The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO only minimally been used and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it is, moreover, a tiny bit stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. I deem that this particular example can be attributed to the maker: 'Wilhelm Deumer' based in the town of Lüdenscheid. In any case a very attractive and honest GAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based so-called: \'flat-back\'-variant as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Wilh. Deumer\' This is an attractive - and IMO only minimally used ie. worn - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based so-called: 'flat-back'-variant as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Wilhelm Deumer' and that comes, in overall nice- (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The badge is typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains most (ie. all!) of its silver-greyish-coloured finish (something that is not always the case: it has a typical greyish-silver-coloured- and zinc-like age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin (which is mounted on a typical 'ball-shaped mounting' and/or 'loosely inserted'- catch as is more often seen). The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO only minimally been used and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it is, moreover, a tiny bit stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. I deem that this particular example can be attributed to the maker: 'Wilhelm Deumer' based in the town of Lüdenscheid. In any case a very attractive and honest GAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based so-called: \'hollow-back\'-variant as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'O. Schickle\' This is an attractive - and IMO only moderately used ie. worn - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being a non-maker-marked-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based so-called: 'hollow-back'-variant as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'O. Schickle' based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that comes, in overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge is typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains most of its greyish-coloured finish (something that is not always the case: it has a typical greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-like age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin (which is mounted on a typical mounting and that shows a silver-coloured catch as is more often seen). The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO only minimally been used and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it is, moreover, a tiny bit stained but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. I deem that this particular example can be attributed to the maker: 'Otto Schickle' based in the town of Lüdenscheid. In any case a very attractive and honest GAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, so-called \'massive-back-version\' by a still unidentified maker This is an attractive - albeit moderately used ie. worn - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based so-called 'massive-back-version' by a today still unidentified maker that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn, condition. The badge is typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that has lost most of its silver-coloured finish as more often: it has a typical greyish-coloured age-patina with some silverish finish remaining. This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin (which is mounted on a typical 'mounting' and 'welded-on'- catch as is more often seen). The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO been moderately used and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it is moreover quite dirty but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. I deem that this piece can most certainly be further attributed to a maker if wanted or deemed needed. In any case a very attractive and honest GAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, so-called \'massive-back-version\' by a still unidentified maker This is an attractive - albeit moderately used ie. worn - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based so-called 'massive-back-version' by a today still unidentified maker that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn, condition. The badge is typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that has lost most of its silver-coloured finish as more often: it has a typical greyish-coloured age-patina with some silverish finish remaining. This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin (which is mounted on a typical 'mounting' and 'welded-on'- catch as is more often seen). The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO been moderately used and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it is moreover quite dirty but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. I deem that this piece can most certainly be further attributed to a maker if wanted or deemed needed. In any case a very attractive and honest GAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based, so-called: \'hollow-back-version\' by a still unidentified maker This is an attractive - albeit moderately used ie. worn - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB) being an unmarked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based so-called: 'hollow-back-version' by a today still unidentified maker and that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used ie. worn, condition. The badge is typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that shows a typical greyish-coloured age-patina with some silverish finish remaining. This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin (which is mounted on a typical 'mounting' and 'welded-on'- catch as is more often seen). The piece is still very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO been moderately used and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it is moreover quite dirty but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. I deem that this piece can most certainly be further attributed to a maker if wanted or deemed needed. In any case a very attractive and honest GAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc-based- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) and/or \'semi-hollow-back\'-version as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Karneth\'-company This particular example - being as stated above a - non-maker-marked-, greyish-toned- and zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) piece - has maintained a nice (and typical zinc-like-) age-patina and comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-toned-) pin (which is mounted on a typical- ie. 'ball-hinge'-mounting as is more often seen with pieces by this maker). The piece is very detailed and pronounced: it has IMO been moderately used and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it is moreover quite dirty but was IMO never cleaned. The piece is IMO never polished and does still show great pronounced detail. I deem that this is a typical piece that was produced by - and can be attributed to - the: 'Rudolf A. Karneth u. Söhne'-company based in the town of Gablonz. Simply a nice example that truly saw some action!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: General Assault Badge ie. GAB), being an unmarked, zinc-based- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) semi-hollow-back-version by the: \'Rudolf Karneth\'-company This particular example - being as stated a - non-maker-marked- zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) piece as always with pieces by this maker - has maintained a nice (and somewhat silver-brownish-) age-patina and comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or copper-toned-) pin (which is mounted on a typical- ie. 'ball-hinge'-mounting as is more often seen). The piece is very detailed and pronounced: it has IMO been moderately used and shows some wear on the obvious higher areas: it is moreover quite dirty but was IMO never cleaned. The piece is IMO never polished and does still show great pronounced detail. I deem that this is a typical piece that was produced by - and can be attributed to - the: 'Rudolf A. Karneth u. Söhne' company based in the town of Gablonz. Simply a nice example that saw some action!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: general-assault-badge ie. GAB) being a desirable, non-maker-marked (zinc-based) so-called: \'four-rivet\'-pattern example as was produced by a to date still unidentified maker This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely seen! - most certainly issued- and/or just moderately worn - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: general-assault-badge ie. GAB) being a desirable, non-maker-marked so-called: 'four-rivet'-pattern example as was executed in greyish-silver-toned, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink') and that was produced by a to date still unidentified maker and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem surely issued- and/or just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. This example is a typical non-maker-marked award that shows the various characteristics as only seen on 'four-rivet'-pattern GABs. The - truly very pronounded! - war-badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and only minimally tarnished age-patina: truly most of its silver-toned finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The (copper-toned) pin, four rivets and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which originates from a private-household where it was recently found - was never cleaned and has been nicely preserved. Simply an honest 'Feinzink'-based, GAB of the 'four rivet'-variant-pattern and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen\' (or: general-assault-badge ie. GAB) being a desirable, non-maker-marked so-called: \'four-rivet\'-example as was produced by a to date still unidentified maker This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely seen! - most certainly issued- and/or just moderately worn - example of an: 'Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen' (or: general-assault-badge ie. GAB) being a desirable, non-maker-marked so-called: 'four-rivet'-pattern example as was executed in bright-silver-toned, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink') and that was produced by a to date still unidentified maker and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem surely issued- and/or just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. This example is a typical non-maker-marked award that shows the various characteristics as only seen on 'four-rivet'-pattern GABs. The - truly very pronounded! - war-badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and only minimally tarnished age-patina: truly most of its silver-toned finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The pin, four rivets and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which originates from a private-household where it was recently found - was never cleaned and has been nicely preserved. Simply an honest 'Feinzink'-based, GAB of the 'four rivet'-variant-pattern and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Ausweis\' (ie. photo-ID-document) being a so-called: \'Reichsarbeitsdienstpass des RADwJ\', as was issued to the RADwJ-member named: Helga Zanger, born in 1922 This is an attractive 'Ausweis' (ie. photo-ID-document) being a so-called: 'Reichsarbeitsdienstpass des RADwJ' (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienstpass des Reichsarbeitsdienst der weibliche Jugend') as was issued to the RADwJ-member named: Helga Zanger, born in 1922, member within the 'RADwJ'-unit numbered: '15/112/14/8' (ie. 'Meldeamt 241 Fulda' according to the ink-stamps) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and/or fully filled-in- and/or undamaged-), condition. The 2-paged document - which is folded sized: 15 x 11 cms. and that is fully filled-in by a machine - is neatly ink-stamped and complete (see pictures). The document - which was (IMO) issued in 1940 certifies that Zanger succesfully completed here (compulsory) RADwJ-service (which ended on: 22 March 1941). The piece comes in an overall very nice condition: it is as stated nicely ink-stamped and is NOT denazified or alike. It does show a clear (uniform-) photo of the bearer (wearing her specific RADwJ-tunic showing service-brooch and/or 'Dienststellenabzeichen' - as can be seen on the pictures). Surely a decorative and with certainty that often encountered: 'Reichsarbeitsdienstpass des RADwJ' (ie. ID-document or: 'Ausweis') that is not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (ie. armband) entitled: \'Afrikakorps\', being a surely issued and IMO once worn example that comes in an overall nice (and hardly-shortened!), condition This is an attractive - and clearly issued-, worn- and once tunic-attached - example of the 'BeVo'-like cuff-title ie. armband (or: 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrikakorps', as was executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-type silver-coloured braid, interwoven on a rust-brown- ie. darker-green-coloured background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The piece is as stated above hardly shortened and measures approximately 43 cms. in length. As usual are both ends 'unfinished' and do show some normal fraying as to be expected. This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued and/or used. As most certainly known are these 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-titles copied at a large scale: this is naturally a 100% original item that shows the various details as such (see pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows some mininal age and/or staining and is a tiny bit wrinkled, simply caused by fair wear and/or years of storage: it was never in a collection before and came as such from a private household. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example was clearly worn (something that was not always done as such). Simply a nice and truly worn example of this desirable 'BeVo'-like cuff-title!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (ie. armband) entitled: \'Afrikakorps\', being a surely issued and IMO once worn example that comes in an overall nice (and hardly-shortened!), condition This is an attractive - and clearly issued-, worn- and once tunic-attached - example of the 'BeVo'-like cuff-title ie. armband (or: 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrikakorps', as was executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-type silver-coloured braid, interwoven on a rust-brown- ie. darker-green-coloured background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The piece is as stated above hardly shortened and measures approximately 42 cms. in length. As usual are both ends 'unfinished' and do show some normal fraying as to be expected. This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued and/or used: it comes still 'sewn-together' as worn. As most certainly known are these 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-titles copied at a large scale: this is naturally a 100% original item that shows the various details as such (see pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows some mininal age and/or staining and is a tiny bit wrinkled, simply caused by fair wear and/or years of storage: it was never in a collection before and came as such from a private household. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example was clearly worn with its sides 'folded-away' (something that was not always done as such). Simply a nice and truly worn example of this desirable 'BeVo'-like cuff-title!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (ie. armband) entitled: \'Afrikakorps\', being a surely issued and IMO once worn example that comes in an overall nice (and non-shortened!), condition This is an attractive - and IMO issued-, worn- and once tunic-attached - example of the 'BeVo'-like cuff-title ie. armband (or: 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrikakorps', as was executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-type silver-coloured braid, interwoven on a rust-brown- ie. darker-green-coloured background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The piece is as stated above non-shortened and measures approximately 44 cms. in length. As usual are both ends 'unfinished' and do show some normal fraying as to be expected. This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued and/or used. As most certainly known are these 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-titles copied at a large scale: this is naturally a 100% original item that shows the various details as such (see pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows some mininal age and/or staining and is a tiny bit wrinkled, simply caused by fair wear and/or years of storage: it was never in a collection before and came as such from a private household. Simply a nice and truly worn example of this desirable 'BeVo'-like cuff-title!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (ie. armband) entitled: \'Afrikakorps\', being a surely issued and IMO once worn example that comes in an overall nice (and non-shortened!), condition This is an attractive - and IMO issued-, worn- and once tunic-attached - example of the 'BeVo'-like cuff-title ie. armband (or: 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrikakorps', as was executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-type silver-coloured braid, interwoven on a rust-brown- ie. darker-green-coloured background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The piece is as stated above non-shortened and measures approximately 43 cms. in length. As usual are both ends 'unfinished' and do show some normal fraying as to be expected. This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued and/or used. As most certainly known are these 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-titles copied at a large scale: this is naturally a 100% original item that shows the various details as such (see pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows some mininal age and/or staining and is a tiny bit wrinkled, simply caused by fair wear and/or years of storage: it was never in a collection before and came as such from a private household. Simply a nice and truly worn example of this desirable 'BeVo'-like cuff-title!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (ie. armband) entitled: \'Afrikakorps\', being a surely issued and IMO once worn example that comes in an overall nice albeit minimally shortened, condition This is an attractive - and IMO issued-, worn- and once tunic-attached - example of the 'BeVo'-like cuff-title ie. armband (or: 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrikakorps', as was executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-type silver-coloured braid, interwoven on a rust-brown- ie. darker-green-coloured background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The piece is as stated above only minimally shortened and measures approximately 38 cms. in length. As usual are both ends 'unfinished' and do show some normal fraying as to be expected. This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued and/or used. As most certainly known are these 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-titles copied at a large scale: this is naturally a 100% original item that shows the various details as such (see pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows some mininal age and/or staining and is a tiny bit wrinkled, simply caused by fair wear and/or years of storage: it was never in a collection before and came as such from a private household. Simply a nice and truly worn example of this desirable 'BeVo'-like cuff-title!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (ie. armband) entitled: \'Afrikakorps\', being a surely issued and once worn example that comes in an overall nice (albeit period-shortened), condition This is an attractive - and clearly issued-, worn- and once tunic-attached - example of the 'BeVo'-like cuff-title ie. armband (or: 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrikakorps', as was executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-type silver-coloured braid, interwoven on a rust-brown- ie. darker-green-coloured background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The piece is as stated above period-shortened and measures approximately 34 cms. in length. As usual are both ends 'unfinished' and do show some normal fraying as to be expected. This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued and/or used: it comes as worn. As most certainly known are these 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-titles copied at a large scale: this is naturally a 100% original item that shows the various details as such (see pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows some mininal age and/or staining and is a tiny bit wrinkled, simply caused by fair wear and/or years of storage: it was never in a collection before and came as such from a private household. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example was clearly worn with its sides 'folded-away' (something that was not always done as such). Simply a nice and truly worn example of this desirable 'BeVo'-like cuff-title!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (ie. armband) entitled: \'Afrikakorps\', being a surely issued but simply never worn example that comes in a virtually mint- and/or non-shortened, condition This is a very attractive - and IMO issued but simply never worn- nor tunic-attached - example of the 'BeVo'-like cuff-title ie. armband (or: 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrikakorps', as was executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-type silver-coloured braid, interwoven on a rust-brown- ie. darker-green-coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. virtually mint-), condition. The piece comes in a full-length-condition as it came 'cut-off the roll' and measures approximately 43 cms. in length. As usual are both ends 'unfinished' and do show some normal fraying as to be expected. This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued. As most certainly known are these 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-titles copied at a large scale: this is naturally a 100% original item that shows the various details as such (see pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows some mininal age and/or staining and is a tiny bit wrinkled, simply caused by years of storage only: it was never in a collection before and came as such from a private household. Almost impossible to upgrade this example!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrikakorps\' being a with certainty issued and truly worn example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. hardly shortened- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition This is a very attractive - and clearly issued and worn ie. most certainly once tunic-attached! - example of the typical \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (or: \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrikakorps\' as was executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'-type, silver-coloured \'braid\' as interwoven on a rust-brown- (ie. darker-green) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The piece is as stated above just minimally shortened and measures approximately 41 cms. in length (as can be seen on the pictures). As usual, are both ends \'unfinished\' and do show some normal fraying as to be expected (as can be noticed on the pictures). This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued and/or used. As most certainly known are these \'Afrikakorps\'-cuff-titles copied at a large scale: this is naturally a 100% original item that shows the various details as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows some age and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear: it was never part of a collection before and came as such from a private-household. Simply a very attractive - and truly worn and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of this desirable \'BeVo\'-like \'Afrikakorps\'-cuff-title!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrikakorps\' being a with certainty issued and truly worn example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. minimally shortened- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and clearly issued and worn ie. most certainly once tunic-attached! - example of the typical \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (or: \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrikakorps\' as was executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'-type, silver-coloured \'braid\' as interwoven on a rust-brown- (ie. darker-green) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The piece is as stated above just minimally shortened and measures approximately 33,5 cms. in length (as can be seen on the pictures). As usual, are both ends \'unfinished\' and do show some normal fraying as to be expected (they were, however, period \'folded backwards\' and were once sewn-together as more often seen). This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued and/or used. As most certainly known are these \'Afrikakorps\'-cuff-titles copied at a large scale: this is naturally a 100% original item that shows the various details as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows some age and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear: it was never part of a collection before and came as such from a private-household. Simply a very attractive - and truly worn and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of this desirable \'BeVo\'-like \'Afrikakorps\'-cuff-title!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrikakorps\' being a with certainty issued and truly worn example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. minimally shortened- and once tunic-attached-), condition This is a very attractive - and clearly issued and worn ie. most certainly once tunic-attached! - example of the typical \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (or: \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrikakorps\' as was executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'-type, silver-coloured \'braid\' as interwoven on a rust-brown- (ie. darker-green) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The piece is as stated above just minimally shortened and measures approximately 38 cms. in length (as can be seen on the pictures). As usual, are both ends \'unfinished\' and do show some normal fraying as to be expected (they were, however, I deem once \'folded backwards\' when worn as more often seen). This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued and/or used. As most certainly known are these \'Afrikakorps\'-cuff-titles copied at a large scale: this is naturally a 100% original item that shows the various details as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows some age and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear: it was never part of a collection before and came as such from a private-household in Germany. Simply a very attractive - and truly worn and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of this desirable \'BeVo\'-like \'Afrikakorps\'-cuff-title!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrikakorps\' being a with certainty issued and truly worn example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. minimally shortened- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and clearly issued and worn ie. most certainly once tunic-attached! - example of the typical \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (or: \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrikakorps\' as was executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'-type, silver-coloured \'braid\' as interwoven on a rust-brown- (ie. darker-green) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The piece is as stated above just minimally shortened and measures approximately 36 cms. in length (as can be seen on the pictures). As usual, are both ends \'unfinished\' and do show some normal fraying as to be expected (as can be noticed on the pictures). This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued and/or used: it was (I deem) once glued into an album or scrapbook and does show some minimal glue-remains on its back). As most certainly known are these \'Afrikakorps\'-cuff-titles copied at a large scale: this is naturally a 100% original item that shows the various details as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows some age and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear: it was never part of a collection before and came as such from a private-household. Simply a very attractive - and truly worn and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of this desirable \'BeVo\'-like \'Afrikakorps\'-cuff-title!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrikakorps\' being a with certainty issued and truly worn example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. minimally shortened- and/or once tunic-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and clearly issued and worn ie. most certainly once tunic-attached! - example of the typical \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (or: \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrikakorps\' as was executed in so-called: \'flat-wire\'-type, silver-coloured \'braid\' as interwoven on a rust-brown- (ie. darker-green) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The piece is as stated above just minimally shortened and measures approximately 35,5 cms. in length (as can be seen on the pictures). As usual, are both ends \'unfinished\' and do show some normal fraying as to be expected (as can be noticed on the pictures). This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued and/or used. As most certainly known are these \'Afrikakorps\'-cuff-titles copied at a large scale: this is naturally a 100% original item that shows the various details as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows some age and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear: it was never part of a collection before and came as such from a private-household. Simply a very attractive - and truly worn and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of this desirable \'BeVo\'-like \'Afrikakorps\'-cuff-title!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrikakorps\' being a with certainty issued and truly worn example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. shortened- and most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and clearly issued and worn ie. once tunic-attached - example of the typical 'BeVo'-like cuff-title (or: 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrikakorps' as was executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-type, silver-coloured braid as interwoven on a rust-brown- (ie. darker-green) coloured background and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The piece is as stated above clearly shortened and measures now approximately 29 cms. in length (it was clearly shortened and is very stiffened by glue: I deem simply caused by having been glued into an album or scrapbook once). As usual are both ends 'unfinished' and do show some normal fraying as to be expected (they are, however, 'folded backwards' as more often). This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued and/or used. As most certainly known are these 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-titles copied at a large scale: this is naturally a 100% original item that shows the various details as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows some age and/or (glue)staining simply caused by decades of storage and moderate wear: it was never in a collection before and came as such from a private household. Simply a very attractive and truly worn and carefully tunic-removed example of this desirable 'BeVo'-like 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-title!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrikakorps\', being a surely issued but I deem never worn example (that comes in an overall very nice- and/or non-shortened, condition) This is a truly very attractive - and I deem issued albeit hardly worn ie. possibly once tunic-attached - example of the 'BeVo'-like cuff-title (or: 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrikakorps' as was executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-type, silver-coloured braid, interwoven on a rust-brown- (ie. darker-green-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly worn- and/or: very nicely preserved-), condition. The piece is as stated above never shortened nor confectioned and measures approximately 44 cms. in length. As usual are both ends 'unfinished' and do show some normal ie. minimal fraying as to be expected. This example was presumably once sewn onto a tunic and was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was once issued. As most certainly known are these 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-titles copied at a large scale: this is naturally a 100% original item that shows the various details as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows some mininal age and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear: it was never in a collection before and came as such from a private household. Simply a superb and minimally worn example of this desirable 'BeVo'-like 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-title!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrikakorps\', being a surely issued but I deem never worn example (that comes in an overall very nice- and/or non-shortened, condition) This is a truly very attractive - and I deem issued albeit never worn ie. non-tunic-attached - example of the 'BeVo'-like cuff-title (or: 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrikakorps' as was executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-type, silver-coloured braid, interwoven on a rust-brown- (ie. darker-green-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never worn- and/or: very nicely preserved-), condition. The piece is as stated above never shortened nor confectioned and measures approximately 44 cms. in length. As usual are both ends 'unfinished' and do show some normal ie. minimal fraying as to be expected. This example was presumably issued but never used and was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was once issued. As most certainly known are these 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-titles copied at a large scale: this is naturally a 100% original item that shows the various details as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows some mininal age and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear: it was never before part of a collection and came as such from a private household. Simply a superb example of this desirable 'BeVo'-like 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-title!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrikakorps\', being a surely issued but I deem never worn example (that comes in an overall very nice- and/or non-shortened, condition) This is a truly very attractive - and I deem issued albeit never worn ie. non-tunic-attached - example of the 'BeVo'-like cuff-title (or: 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrikakorps' as was executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-type, silver-coloured braid, interwoven on a rust-brown- (ie. darker-green-) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. simply never worn- and/or: very nicely preserved-), condition. The piece is as stated above never shortened nor confectioned and measures approximately 44 cms. in length. As usual are both ends 'unfinished' and do show some normal ie. minimal fraying as to be expected. This example was presumably issued but never used and was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was once issued. As most certainly known are these 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-titles copied at a large scale: this is naturally a 100% original item that shows the various details as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows some mininal age and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or minimal wear: it was never before part of a collection and came as such from a private household. Simply a superb example of this desirable 'BeVo'-like 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-title!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrikakorps\', being a with certainty issued and truly worn example (that comes in an overall very nice albeit minimally shortened- ie. confectioned- ie. pre-folded, condition) This is an attractive - and clearly issued and worn ie. most certainly once tunic-attached - example of the typical 'BeVo'-like cuff-title (or: 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrikakorps' as was executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-type, silver-coloured braid as interwoven on a rust-brown- (ie. darker-green) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The piece is as stated above minimally shortened and measures now approximately 39,5 cms. in length. As usual are both ends 'unfinished' and do show some normal fraying as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued and/or used: it still shows some of its stitching-holes- ie. remains. As most certainly known are these 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-titles copied at a large scale: this is naturally a 100% original and period item that shows the various details as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows some mininal age and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage and moderate wear: it was never in a collection before and came as such from a private household. Simply a nice and truly worn example of this desirable 'BeVo'-like 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-title!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-pattern armshield entitled: \'Bergkaukasien\' (being a confectioned- ie. \'trimmed\' example as was intended for a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Berg- o. Nord-Kaukasisches Legion\') This particular armshield - showing a typical golden-yellow-toned, 'three-horse-head'-symbol on a bright-blue-coloured shield with above that the (German) text: 'Bergkaukasien' - is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-technique and comes as recently found: it was probably issued and probably used and was carefully 'fine-trimmed' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - that is of the second pattern - just shows some minimal age and/or staining caused by decades of storage and handling over the years: moreover, does it some some minimal (brownish-coloured) carton-remains on its back simply caused by having been glued into an album or scrapbook once (as can be seen on the pictures). These - original - 'official' arm-shields (ie. 'Ärmelschilder für Ostvölker') as executed in the 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo') can be easily considered 'scarce'. I deem that I have priced this attractive example according to its 'fine-trimmed'-condition!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-pattern armshield entitled: \'Georgien\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as was intended for a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Georgisches Legion\') This particular armshield - showing a bright-red-, black- and/or: white-coloured shield with above the (German) text: 'Georgien' - is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-technique and comes as recently found: it was probably issued but was simply never used nor tunic-attached and can easily be graded 'virtually mint'. It just shows some minimal age and/or staining caused by decades of storage and handling over the years. These - original - 'official' arm-shields (ie. 'Ärmelschilder für Ostvölker') as executed in the 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo') can be easily considered 'scarce'. I deem that I have priced this (attractive and truly 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'!) example accordingly!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-pattern armshield entitled: \'Idel-Ural\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as was intended for a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Volga Tartar Legion\') This particular armshield - showing a crossed sword- and arrow-symbol on a light-blue- and greenish-coloured shield with above that the (German) text: 'Idel-Ural' - is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-technique and comes as recently found: it was probably issued but was simply never used nor tunic-attached and can easily be graded 'virtually mint'. It just shows some minimal age and/or staining caused by decades of storage and handling over the years. These - original - 'official' arm-shields (ie. 'Ärmelschilder für Ostvölker') as executed in the 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo') can be easily considered 'scarce'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows the interwoven makers'-designation: 'BeVo - Wuppertal' (something that is most certainly not always encountered). I deem that I have priced this (attractive and truly 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'!) example accordingly!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-type armshield (of the second pattern-) entitled: \'Bergkaukasien\', being a piece as intended for a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Berg- o. Nord-Kaukasisches Legion\' This particular armshield - being of the second pattern and showing a blue-coloured shield with in its centre a three-headed horse symbol with above the (German) text: 'Bergkaukasien' - is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave technique and comes as being 'straightly cut-off the roll'. The assigned region 'Bergkaukasien' included most of the mountain-rich areas in the Russian Causasus and was at the time known as the: 'Generalkommissariat für die Gebiete der Bergvölker'. These - original - 'official' arm-shields as executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo'!) can be easily considered 'scarce'. I deem that I have priced this (truly virtually mint-/unissued-) example accordingly!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-type armshield (of the second pattern-) entitled: \'Bergkaukasien\', being a piece as intended for a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Berg- o. Nord-Kaukasisches Legion\' This particular armshield being of the second pattern and showing a blue-coloured shield with in its centre a three-headed horse symbol with above the (German) text: 'Bergkaukasien' is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave technique and comes as being 'straightly cut-off the roll'. The assigned region 'Bergkaukasien' included most of the mountain-rich areas in the Russian Causasus and was at the time known as the: 'Generalkommissariat für die Gebiete der Bergvölker'. These - original - 'official' arm-shields as executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo'!) can be easily considered 'scarce'. I deem that I have priced this (virtually mint-/unissued-) example accordingly!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-type armshield (of the second pattern-) entitled: \'Bergkaukasien\', being a piece as intended for a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Berg- o. Nord-Kaukasisches Legion\' This particular armshield being of the second pattern and showing a blue-coloured shield with in its centre a three-headed horse symbol with above the (German) text: 'Bergkaukasien' is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave technique and comes as being 'straightly cut-off the roll'. The assigned region 'Bergkaukasien' included most of the mountain-rich areas in the Russian Causasus and was at the time known as the: 'Generalkommissariat für die Gebiete der Bergvölker'. These - original - 'official' arm-shields as executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo'!) can be easily considered 'scarce'. I deem that I have priced this (virtually mint-/unissued-) example accordingly!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-type armshield (of the second pattern-) entitled: \'Bergkaukasien\', being a piece as intended for a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Berg- o. Nord-Kaukasisches Legion\' This particular armshield being of the second pattern and showing a blue-coloured shield with in its centre a three-headed horse symbol with above the (German) text: \'Bergkaukasien\' is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave technique and comes as being \'straightly cut-off the roll\'. The assigned region \'Bergkaukasien\' included most of the mountain-rich areas in the Russian Causasus and was at the time known as the: \'Generalkommissariat für die Gebiete der Bergvölker\'. These - original - \'official\' arm-shields as executed in \'BeVo\'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of \'BeVo\'!) can be easily considered \'scarce\'. I deem that I have priced this (virtually mint-/unissued-) example accordingly!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-type armshield entitled: \'Armenien\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as intended for a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Armenisches Legion\') This particular armshield - showing a bright-red-, blue- and/or: orange-coloured shield-shaped format with above the (German) text: \'Armenien\' - is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave technique and comes as being straightly \'cut-off from the roll\': it was ( I deem) never used nor tunic-attached and can easily be graded \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'. These - original - \'official\' arm-shields (ie. \'Ärmelschilder\') as executed in \'BeVo\'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of \'BeVo\') can be easily considered \'scarce\'. The piece just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by having been handled over the years. I deem that I have priced this (truly \'virtually mint-/unissued\'!) example accordingly!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-type armshield entitled: \'Georgien\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as intended for a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Georgisches Legion\') This particular armshield - showing a bright-red-, black- and/or: white-coloured shield-shaped format with above the (German) text: 'Georgien' - is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave technique and comes as being straightly 'cut-off from the roll': it was never used nor tunic-attached and can easily be graded 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'. These - original - 'official' arm-shields (ie. 'Ärmelschilder') as executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo') can be easily considered 'scarce'. The piece just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by having been handled over the years. I deem that I have priced this (truly 'virtually mint-/unissued'-) example accordingly!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-type armshield entitled: \'Georgien\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example as intended for a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Georgisches Legion\') This particular armshield - showing a bright-red-, black- and/or: white-coloured shield-shaped format with above the (German) text: \'Georgien\' - is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave technique and comes as being straightly \'cut-off from the roll\': it was never used nor tunic-attached and can easily be graded \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'. These - original - \'official\' arm-shields (ie. \'Ärmelschilder\') as executed in \'BeVo\'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of \'BeVo\') can be easily considered \'scarce\'. The piece just shows some minimal age ie. staining caused by having been handled over the years. I deem that I have priced this (truly \'virtually mint-/unissued\'-) example accordingly!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-type armshield entitled: \'Turkistan\' (being of the scarcely encountered third and final pattern!) that was intended for a volunteer who served within the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the: \'Turkistanisches Legion\' This particular volunteer-armshield - being of the scarcely encountered third and final pattern - shows a \'bow-and-arrow\'-symbol on a bright-pink- and light-blue-coloured background with above the (German) text: \'Turkistan\' and is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave technique and comes in a non-confectioned- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition) as recently found. It was never trimmed- nor pre-folded and comes \'as straightly and carefully cut-off the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - that shows some minimal staining - is one of the more scarcely seen \'BeVo\'-type arm-shields to encounter and is one of the few such examples I ever had on offer in a 15-year period. This shield comes as stated in a \'minty\' and never tunic-attached condition (it shows, however, minimal staining caused by decades of storage only) and is very different from the many copies that are regrettably in existance today. These - original - \'official\' arm-shields of the third- (and final) pattern as executed in \'BeVo\'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of \'BeVo\'!) can be easily considered \'scarce\' and are quite difficult to encounter!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-type armshield entitled: \'Turkistan\' (being of the scarcely encountered third and final pattern!) that was intended for a volunteer who served within the: \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the: \'Turkistanisches Legion\' This particular volunteer-armshield - being of the scarcely encountered third and final pattern - shows a \'bow-and-arrow\'-symbol on a bright-pink- and light-blue-coloured background with above the (German) text: \'Turkistan\' and is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave technique and comes in a non-confectioned- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition) as recently found. It was never trimmed- nor pre-folded and comes \'as straightly and carefully cut-off the role\' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - that shows some minimal staining - is one of the more scarcely seen \'BeVo\'-type arm-shields to encounter and is one of the few such examples I ever had on offer in a 15-year period. This shield comes as stated in a \'minty\' and never tunic-attached condition (it shows, however, minimal staining caused by decades of storage only) and is very different from the many copies that are regrettably in existance today. These - original - \'official\' arm-shields of the third- (and final) pattern as executed in \'BeVo\'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of \'BeVo\'!) can be easily considered \'scarce\' and are quite difficult to encounter!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-type armshield entitled: \'YBB\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example piece as intended for a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Ukrainisches Legion\') This particular armshield - showing a golden-yellow- and/or: light-blue-coloured shield with a symbol with above the (Cyrillic) text: 'YBB' (being the Cyrillic abbreviation for: 'Ukrains'ka Povstans'ka Armyia') is neatly woven in the so-called: 'BeVo'-weave technique and comes as being straightly 'cut-off from the roll': it was never used nor tunic-attached and can easily be graded 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'. These - naturally original - 'official' arm-shields (ie. 'Ärmelschilder') as executed in 'BeVo'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of 'BeVo') can be easily considered 'fairly scarce' and are hardly ever offered for sale. I deem that I have priced this (truly 'virtually mint-/unissued'- and scarcely seen-) example accordingly!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-type armshield entitled: \'YBB\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example piece as intended for a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Ukrainisches Legion\') This particular armshield - showing a golden-yellow- and/or: light-blue-coloured shield with a symbol with above the (Cyrillic) text: \'YBB\' (being the Cyrillic abbreviation for: \'Ukrains\'ka Povstans\'ka Armyia\') is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave technique and comes as being straightly \'cut-off from the roll\': it was never used nor tunic-attached and can easily be graded \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'. These - naturally original - \'official\' arm-shields (ie. \'Ärmelschilder\') as executed in \'BeVo\'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of \'BeVo\') can be easily considered \'fairly scarce\' and are hardly ever offered for sale. I deem that I have priced this (truly \'virtually mint-/unissued\'- and actually scarcely seen-) example accordingly!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-type armshield entitled: \'YBB\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example piece as intended for a volunteer who served within the \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' ie. within the \'Ukrainisches Legion\') This particular armshield - showing a golden-yellow- and/or: light-blue-coloured shield with in its centre a symbol with above the (Cyrillic) text: \'YBB\' (being the Cyrillic abbreviation for: \'Ukrains\'ka Povstans\'ka Armyia\') is neatly woven in the so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave technique and comes as being straightly \'cut-off from the roll\': it was never used nor tunic-attached and can easily be graded \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'. These - naturally original - \'official\' arm-shields (ie. \'Ärmelschilder\') as executed in \'BeVo\'-type weave (ie. German manufacture by the company of \'BeVo\') can be easily considered \'fairly scarce\' and are hardly ever offered for sale. I deem that I have priced this (truly \'virtually mint-/unissued\'- and actually scarcely seen-) example accordingly!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-woven and linnen-based, EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern-, RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') cap-badge, being a maker- (ie. \'RADJ\'-) marked-example, that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-side-caps (ie. \'Schiffchen\') This is a linnen-based, EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern-, RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') cap-badge, being a maker- (ie. 'RADJ'-) marked-example as woven in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern, that was specifically intended for usage on the RAD-side-caps (ie. 'Schiffchen'), that comes in an overall nice condition. The badge is 'mounted' on a piece of carton and was with certainty once glued into an album or scrapbook: it does show some carton-/glue-remains on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat RAD (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst') cap-badge that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'BeVo\'-woven, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCOs\'-) pattern so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellenabzeichen\') bearing the specialist- ie. unit-designation that reads: \'356/6\' This is an attractive - and simply never used! - enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCOs\'-) version of a so-called: RAD (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\') sleeve-badge (or: \'Dienststellen-Abzeichen\') bearing the specialist- ie. unit-designation: \'356/6\' (as was intended for a RAD-staff-member who served within the 356th district ie. \'Bezirk\') and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- and/or simply never tunic-attached-), condition. These neat badges were worn on the upper-left sleeve of the mustard-coloured (EM- ie. NCO-type-) RAD-tunics and/or garments. The badge - which shows the red-coloured \'356/6\'-numerals on a white-coloured- and spade-shaped field - is neatly executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern and comes as \'straightly cut-off the role\'. The patch shows a typical and nicely interwoven so-called: \'RADJ-Ges.Gesch.-G.e.W.\'-designation on its top and is just a tiny bit wrinkled caused by decades of storage. This badge originates from a smaller collection of RAD-cloth-insignia I recently acquired for the web-site. I deem that this attractive RAD-insignia-piece is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Buntmetall\'-based example of a so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) \'Flakkampfabzeichen\' (or: air-force anti-aircraft badge) being a maker-marked example as produced by the: \'C.E.Juncker\'-company but that regrettably misses its catch The very attractive - and with certainty desirable and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - air-force-'Flak'-badge (ie. 'Luftwaffe-Flakkampfabzeichen') is a typical early-war-period so-called: 'flatback'-variant that is executed in typical, blackish-silver-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and that comes mounted on its (typical) thin-shaped- and silver-toned pin. As more often seen on these (quite fragile) awards is regrettably the catch missing ie. broken-off (as can be seen on the pictures). This example shows, however, as to be expected very nice and/or pronounced detail overall. It has a nice age-patina and retains most of its original, typical greyish-silver-coloured finish: it is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained but has never been cleaned nor polished (see pictures). As stated above, is the badge a clearly maker-marked example that can be attributed to the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'C.E.Juncker' as based in the town of Berlin. The piece originates from a private household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Of course, did I price this particular example according to its missing catch: a complete and pristine example would most certaintly cost the double of my asking-price!

Attractive, \'Cupal\'-based- and/or: reddish-bronze-toned N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' showing a detailed swastika-device and towns\'-scenery with below that the text: \'Kreistag der NSDAP -Norden-Krummhörn - 17.18. Juni 1939\' The attractive - and quite luxuriously-styled- and produced! - day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in reddish-bronze-coloured- (ie. 'Cupal'-based) metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has been truly nicely preserved. The neat square-shaped badge (measuring 5 x 3,5 cms.) comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(set-up) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' depicts a detailed swastika-device and towns'-scenery with below that the text: 'Kreistag der NSDAP -Norden-Krummhörn - 17.18. Juni 1939' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is truly detailed and retains all of its somewhat darkened and/or: minimally tarnished reddish-bronze-coloured finish. It should be noted that all N.S.D.A.P.-related tinnies that were intended to commemorate an event at regional- (ie. 'Kreis'- ie. 'Bezirks'-) level (such as the piece on offer here) saw much more limited usage and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. The piece shows a clearly present makers'-designation on its back that reads: 'Paulmann & Crone - Lüdenscheid - RzM - M9/60' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat, luxuriously-styled - and not that often seen! - N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original (bright-red-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or stored for decades This is a truly very attractive example of a so-called: 'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936' (or: Berlin Olympic Games 1936 commemorative-medal) being a non-maker-marked example (as always) that comes mounted onto its original, bright-red-coloured (and not faded!) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based award is an attractive (ie. truly detailed- and pronounced!) piece that has lost most of its 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) and has a somewhat 'frosted', silver-coloured finish: is a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned nor polished). It comes mounted onto its darker- (ie. bright-) red-coloured ribbon which still has its period- (silver-toned-) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded: I deem that I have priced this attractive medal accordingly!

Attractive, \'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original, bright-red-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or stored for decades This is an attractive - and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn - example of a: 'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936' (or: Berlin Olympic Games commemorative medal) being a non-maker-marked example (as always) that comes mounted onto its original, bright-red-coloured- and neatly confectioned ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The award is an attractive (and detailed- and pronounced!) specimen that retains most of its period-applied, bright-silver-coloured (and somewhat 'frosted') finish: it is just a tiny bit stained ie. tarnished (it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished). The piece comes mounted onto its bright-red-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') which still has its period- (silver-toned-) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded: I deem that this example is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936\', being a non-maker-marked example mounted on its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that comes stored in its typical, beige-white-coloured etui as issued This is an attractive example of a: 'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936' (or Olympic Games commemorative medal) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted on its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its typical, beige-white-coloured etui as issued and/or stored for decades. The award is an attractive (and detailed!) piece that retains all of its its period-applied, silver-coloured finish: it also retains most of its: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) but is a tiny bit stained (it has IMO never been cleaned). It comes mounted on its reddish-orange-coloured ribbon which still has its period- (silver-toned-) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal came stored in its original, beige-white-coloured etui that shows a fully preserved golden-toned, 'olympic-rings'-symbol on its front and that has a fully preserved (greyish-blue-coloured) velvet inlay (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936\', being a non-maker-marked example mounted on its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that comes stored in its typical, beige-white-coloured etui as issued This is an attractive example of a: 'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936' (or: Berlin Olympic Games commemorative medal) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted on its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its typical, beige-white-coloured etui as issued and/or stored for decades. The award is an attractive (and detailed!) piece that retains all of its its period-applied, silver-coloured finish: it also retains most of its: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) but is a tiny bit stained (it has IMO never been cleaned). It comes mounted on its reddish-orange-coloured ribbon which still has its period- (silver-toned-) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal came stored in its original, beige-white-coloured etui that shows a fully preserved golden-toned, 'olympic-rings'-symbol on its front and that has a fully preserved (greyish-blue-coloured) velvet-based inlay (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded: maybe the best preserved Olympic-award I ever had on offer!

Attractive, \'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936\', being a non-maker-marked example mounted on its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that comes stored in its typical, beige-white-coloured etui as issued This is an attractive example of a: 'Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille 1936' (or: Berlin Olympic Games commemorative medal) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted on its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its typical, beige-white-coloured etui as issued and/or stored for decades. The award is an attractive (and detailed- and pronounced!) piece that retains all of its its period-applied, silver-coloured finish: it also retains most of its: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) but is a tiny bit stained (it has IMO never been cleaned). It comes mounted on its reddish-orange-coloured ribbon which still has its period- (silver-toned-) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal came stored in its original, beige-white-coloured etui that shows a fully preserved golden-toned, 'olympic-rings'-symbol on its front and that has a fully preserved (greyish-blue-coloured) velvet-based inlay (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded: maybe the best preserved Olympic-award I ever had on offer!

Attractive, \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal, that comes with its original (minimally confectioned and IMO almost full-length-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that shows a period-attached \'Bandspange\' The neat medal - which is IMO executed in silver-coloured, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal - is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly nice, somewhat 'matted', age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty but was IMO never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). The medal came together with its almost full-length- (ie. approximately 24 cms. long-sized and/or neatly pre-folded-) piece of (truly bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded-) ribbon as issued and/or found. Moreover, shows this ribbon a (period-attached!) 'Bandspange' attache (being a piece that was typically confectioned for women - see pictures). Simply a very nice and attractive example that is very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Deutsche Volkspflege\'- (ie. civil-service-) medal, that comes with its original (minimally confectioned-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that is still packed in its period maker- (ie. \'Godet\'-) marked carton-based pouch The neat medal - which is (IMO) executed in greyish-silver-coloured, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal - is a very detailed and/or pronounced example: it has a truly attractive, somewhat 'matted', age-patina and is also a tiny bit dirty but was never cleaned nor polished (see pictures). The medal came together with its (IMO) somewhat shortened- (ie. approximately 13 cms. long-sized and/or neatly pre-folded-) piece of (truly bright-red-coloured- ie. not-faded-) ribbon, as issued and/or found. The piece came stored in its beige-coloured- (ie. regular-sized- and/or: 'Zellstoff'-based-) pouch that shows a clear makers'-signification on its back (that reads: 'Gebr. Godet & Co. - Berlin - Charlottenstrasse 55'). The pouch is regrettably incomplete and misses its upper-flap and does show a tiny tear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice and attractive medal-set that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: womens Labor Service) so-called: \'Dienstbrosche\' (or: service-brooch), being a non-maker-marked example as was executed in copper-based metal and bearing a unique serial-number (\'14364\') The neat brooch has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted on its functional (and also copper-based-) pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is executed in golden-toned-, copper-based metal - is as stated a non-maker-marked example (as always) that was IMO only minimally worn: it was (IMO) never cleaned nor polished and retains a nice, minimally tarnished- ie. darkened age-patina, showing some normal age, wear and/or staining. The piece was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. I deem that this attractive RAD-related 'Dienstbrosche' (or: service-brooch) is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: womens Labor Service) so-called: \'Dienstbrosche\' (or: service-brooch), being a non-maker-marked example as was executed in copper-based metal and bearing a unique serial-number (\'5410\') The neat brooch has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted on its functional (and also copper-based-) pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is executed in golden-toned-, copper-based metal - is as stated a non-maker-marked example (as always) that was IMO only minimally worn: it was (IMO) never cleaned nor polished and retains a nice, minimally tarnished- ie. darkened age-patina, showing some normal age, wear and/or staining. The piece was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. I deem that this attractive RAD-related 'Dienstbrosche' (or: service-brooch) is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: womens\' labour-service) so-called: \'Dienstbrosche\' being a non-maker-marked example as was executed in golden-bronze-toned \'Buntmetall\' and bearing a unique serial-number (\'54080\') The neat - and truly pronounced and detailed! - 'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst' (or: womens' labour-service) so-called: 'Dienstbrosche' (or: service-brooch) has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted onto its functional (and also 'Buntmetall'-based-) pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is executed in golden-bronze-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') - is as stated a non-maker-marked example (as always) that was - I deem - only minimally worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and retains a nice, minimally tarnished- ie. darkened age-patina, showing some normal age, wear and/or staining. The piece was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. I deem that this attractive RAD-related 'Dienstbrosche' (or: service-brooch) is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: womens\' labour-service) so-called: \'Dienstbrosche\' being a non-maker-marked example as was executed in silverish-bronze-toned \'Buntmetall\' and bearing a unique serial-number (\'38398\') The neat - and truly pronounced and detailed! - \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: womens\' labour-service) so-called: \'Dienstbrosche\' (or: service-brooch) has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted onto its functional (and also \'Buntmetall\'-based-) pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is executed in silverish-bronze-toned metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') - is as stated a non-maker-marked example (as always) that was - I deem - only minimally worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and retains a nice, clearly tarnished- ie. darkened age-patina, showing some normal age, wear and/or staining. The piece was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. I deem that this attractive RAD-related \'Dienstbrosche\' (or: service-brooch) is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: womens\' labour-service) so-called: \'Dienstbrosche\' being a non-maker-marked example as was executed in silverish-bronze-toned \'Buntmetall\' and bearing a unique serial-number (\'77265\') The neat - and truly pronounced and detailed! - 'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst' (or: womens' labour-service) so-called: 'Dienstbrosche' (or: service-brooch) has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted onto its functional (and also 'Buntmetall'-based-) pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is executed in silverish-bronze-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') - is as stated a non-maker-marked example (as always) that was - I deem - only minimally worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and retains a nice, clearly tarnished- ie. darkened age-patina, showing some normal age, wear and/or staining. The piece was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. I deem that this attractive RAD-related 'Dienstbrosche' (or: service-brooch) is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: womens\'-labour-service) so-called: \'Dienstbrosche\' being a non-maker-marked example as was executed in golden-bronze-toned \'Buntmetall\' and bearing a unique serial-number (\'49601\') The neat - and truly pronounced and detailed! - \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: womens\'-labour-service) so-called: \'Dienstbrosche\' (or: service-brooch) has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted onto its functional (and I deem also \'Buntmetall\'- ie. copper-based-) pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is executed in golden-bronze-toned metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') - is as stated a non-maker-marked example (as always) that was - I deem - only minimally worn: it was never (recently) cleaned nor polished and retains a nice, minimally tarnished- ie. darkened age-patina, showing some normal age, wear and/or staining. The piece was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. I deem that this attractive RAD-related \'Dienstbrosche\' (or: service-brooch) is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: womens\'-labour-service) so-called: \'Dienstbrosche\' being a non-maker-marked example as was executed in golden-bronze-toned \'Buntmetall\' and bearing a unique serial-number (\'57748\') The neat - and truly pronounced and detailed! - \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: womens\'-labour-service) so-called: \'Dienstbrosche\' (or: service-brooch) has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted onto its functional (and also \'Buntmetall\'-based-) pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is executed in golden-bronze-toned metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') - is as stated a non-maker-marked example (as always) that was - I deem - only minimally worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and retains a nice, clearly tarnished- ie. darkened age-patina, showing some normal age, wear and/or staining. The piece was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. I deem that this attractive RAD-related \'Dienstbrosche\' (or: service-brooch) is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: womens\'-labour-service) so-called: \'Dienstbrosche\' being a non-maker-marked example as was executed in silverish-bronze-toned metal and that is bearing a unique serial-number (\'82250\') The neat - and truly pronounced and detailed! - \'Deutscher Frauenarbeitsdienst\' (or: womens\'-labour-service) so-called: \'Dienstbrosche\' (or: service-brooch) has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted onto its functional (and I deem also steel-based-) pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is executed in silverish-bronze-toned metal (ie. I deem steel) - is as stated a non-maker-marked example (as always) that was - I deem - only minimally worn: it was never (recently) cleaned nor polished and retains a nice, minimally tarnished- ie. darkened age-patina, showing some normal age, wear and/or staining. The piece was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. I deem that this attractive RAD-related \'Dienstbrosche\' (or: service-brooch) is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Deutscher Turnerbund\'-related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker marked example depicting the DT-logo (with swastika) and text: \'Kreisturnfest - Würzburg Mittelmain - Gerolzhofen - 20./21. Juli 1935\' The neat - and with certainty not that often seen! - 'Deutscher Turnerbund'-related 'tinnie' is executed in greyish-silver-toned metal (ie. zinc- or: pot-metal) and is a non-maker marked example that depicts a towns'-scene, the typical DT-logo (with swastika) and tetx that simply reads: 'Kreisturnfest - Würzburg Mittelmain - Gerolzhofen - 20./21. Juli 1935'. The attractive badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up and has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The regular-sized- and shield-shaped piece (having an approximate height of 4,5 cms.) is totally void of a makers'-designation. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat 'Deutscher Turnerbund'-related 'tinnie' (ie. day-badge or 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen') for a justified price!

Attractive, \'Deutsches Fahrer-Abzeichen\' (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\' -) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit most certainly issued- and/or moderately used ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WWII-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Fahrerabzeichen' (ie. 'in Bronze') being being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer' -) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit most certainly issued- and/or moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat - and very detailed award - which comes mounted onto its functional pin- and/or catch (-set-up) - is a superb bronze-coloured- and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company based in the towns Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt') as can be clearly seen on the pictures. The badge truly retains all of its somewhat darkened bronze-toned- (ie. minimally tarnished-) finish and is - I deem - only moderately worn (but was certainly never cleaned nor polished). The piece is naturally a WWII-era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as is visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply an attractive example of this fairly scarcely encountered and/or very decorative award that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Deutsches Fahrer-Abzeichen\' (ie. \'in Bronze\') being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L.Chr. Lauer\' -) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit most certainly issued- and/or moderately used ie. worn-), condition This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - WWII-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Fahrerabzeichen' (ie. 'in Bronze') being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L.Chr. Lauer' -) marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit most certainly issued- and/or moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The neat - and very detailed award - which comes mounted onto its functional pin- and/or catch (-set-up) - is a superb bronze-coloured- and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer'-company as was based in the towns Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending-designation (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt') as can be clearly seen on the pictures. The badge truly retains all of its somewhat darkened bronze-toned- (ie. minimally tarnished-) finish and is - I deem - only moderately worn (but was certainly never cleaned nor polished). The piece is naturally a WWII-era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as is visible on the bottom of the badge). Simply an attractive example of this fairly scarcely encountered and/or very decorative award that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'DRB\' (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\') cuff-title (ie. \'Armbinde\') as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern entitled: \'Wehrmacht-Verkehrsdirektion Brüssel\' (being a presuambly never worn example that comes in a \'virtually mint\' condition) This is an attractive example of :a \'DRB\'- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) related cuff-title (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern and that is entitled: \'Wehrmacht-Verkehrsdirektion Brüssel\' and that comes in a presuambly issued- albeit never worn ie. \'virtually mint\', condition. These unusual pieces were worn on the blue-coloured \'DRB\'-tunics and signified membership within the: \'Wehrmacht-Verkehrsdirektion Brüssel\' (being one of the central railway-\'hotspots\' of the German WWII-period \'Reichsbahn\' in occupied Europe). The linnen-based armband - which comes in a full-length condition and that measures approximately 44 cms. in length - shows the golden-yellow-toned (woven) text on a black-coloured background (as can be seen on the pcitures). The piece just shows some minimal storage-age- ie. staining and is neatly executed in so-called \'BeVo\'-weave pattern (and was most certainly produced by the company: \'Ewald Vorsteher\' ie. \'BeVo\' as based in the town of Wuppertal). Simply an attractive and actually scarcely encountered DRB-armband: only the third such piece I ever had on offer!

Attractive, \'DRB\'- (ie. \'Deutsche Reichsbahn\'-) cuff-title ie. armband as executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-pattern entitled: \'Wehrmacht-Verkehrsdirektion Brüssel\' This is an attractive example of a 'DRB'- (ie. 'Deutsche Reichsbahn'-) cuff-title ie. armband as executed in so-called: 'BeVo'-weave-pattern and entitled: 'Wehrmacht-Verkehrsdirektion Brüssel' and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. never used- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. These unusual pieces were worn on the blue-coloured 'DRB'-tunics and signified membership within the: 'Wehrmacht-Verkehrsdirektion Brüssel' (being one of the central railway-'hotspots' of the German WWII-period 'Reichsbahn' in occupied Europe). The linnen-based armband - which comes in a full-length condition and measures approximately 44 cms. in length - shoes the golden-yellow-toned text on a black-coloured background and was simply never worn nor tunic-attached: it just shows some minimal age- ie. staining simply caused by decades of storage only. The armband is neatly executed in so-called 'BeVo'-weave pattern (and was most certainly produced by the company: 'Ewald Vorsteher' (= BeVo) based in the town of Wuppertal). Simply a very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - DRB-armband: only the second such interesting piece I ever had on offer!

Attractive, \'DRK\' (ie. \'Deutsches Rotes Kreuz\') and (European) volunteer-related, zinc-based ID-disc bearing the engraved unit-designation: \'Freiwillige Krankenpflege - Wehrkreis XI - No. 9835\' The attractive disc (ie.: 'Erkennungsmarke') - which most certainly belonged to a nurse who served within the territory of the: 'Wehrkreis XI' - is as stated constructed of (somewhat shiny) greyish-silver-coloured- and/or: zinc-based metal. The red-coloured paint (as is visible within both red-crosses) is totally undamaged and/or nicely preserved (as can be noticed on the pictures). These decorative ID-discs - having the additional text 'volunteer' (or: 'Freiwillige') engraved ie. stamped were worn by the German volunteers but saw also usage by the female (and male) Germanic volunteers (originating from for example Holland, Norway, Belgium etc.) This example was clearly worn ie. used and comes as worn and/or stored for decades: it is a tiny bit dirty but was I deem never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). This example shows a stamped bloodgroup-type (Type AB) on its back something that is not always encountered. It should be noted that these attractive, DRK-related ID-discs can easily be graded 'fairly scarce' and are not that often offered for sale!

Attractive, \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - dritte Stufe\' (or: bronze-class mothers\'-cross) that came mounted onto its long-sized ribbon and that came stored in its period pouch (by the maker: \'E. Wagner Jr. - Oberstein\') This is a truly attractive example of an: 'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - dritte Stufe' (or: bronze-class mothers'-cross) being a virtually 'mint' albeit probably issued - example that came mounted onto its accompanying, long-sized- (and/or full length!) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that came packed in its period- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-based-) pouch (by the unusually seen maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'E. Wagner Jr.' based in the town of Oberstein) as issued and/or recently found. The award shows truly no enamel damage whatsoever and comes in a very attractive and/or totally uncleaned, condition. The darker-toned and bronze-coloured finish is simply excellent giving the medal a truly bright- and/or shiny age-patina. The ribbon (which is actually not that easily encountered) came in a non-confectioned- and/or full-length condition and came mounted onto the award (as can be seen on the pictures). The pouch shows some minimal age but is totally undamaged and of course still functional. Simply a superb, bronze-class 'MK-set' without any defaults: hard to upgrade this attractive set!

Attractive, \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - dritte Stufe\' (or: bronze-class mothers\'-cross) that came mounted onto its long-sized ribbon and that came stored in its period pouch (by the maker: \'Erhard & Söhne A.G. - Schwäbisch Gmünd\') This is an attractive example of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - dritte Stufe\' (or: bronze-class mothers\'-cross) being a virtually \'mint\' albeit certainly issued - example that came together with (ie. mounted onto-) its accompanying, long-sized- (and/or full length and slightly confectioned!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that came packed in its period- (ie. beige-coloured- and/or \'Zellstoff\'-based) pouch by the (unusually seen!) maker: (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Erhard & Söhne A.G. - Schwäbisch Gmünd\' and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The award has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and comes in a very attractive and/or totally uncleaned, condition. The very bright (ie. minimally tarnished) bronze-coloured finish is simply excellent without showing any defaults. The ribbon (which is actually not that easily encountered) came in a minimally confectioned- and/or full-length condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The pouch comes in an equally nicely preserved (and fully untouched) condition. Simply a great, bronze-class \'MK-set\' without any defaults: almost impossible to upgrade this attractive, bronze-class MK-set!

Attractive, \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - dritte Stufe\' (or: bronze-class mothers\'-cross) that came mounted onto its long-sized ribbon and that came stored in its period pouch (by the maker: \'Jakob Bengel - Idar-Oberstein\') This is an attractive example of an: 'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - dritte Stufe' (or: bronze-class mothers'-cross) being a virtually 'mint' albeit certainly issued - example that came together with (ie. mounted onto-) its accompanying, long-sized- (and/or full length and slightly confectioned!) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that came packed in its period- (ie. beige-coloured- and/or 'Zellstoff'-based) pouch by maker: (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Jakob Bengel') and tha comes as issued and/or recently found. The award has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and comes in a very attractive and/or totally uncleaned, condition. The very bright (ie. minimally tarnished) bronze-coloured finish is simply excellent without showing any defaults. The ribbon (which is actually not that easily encountered) came in a minimally confectioned- and/or full-length condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The pouch comes in an equally very nicely preserved (and fully untouched) condition. Simply a great, bronze-class 'MK-set' without any defaults: almost impossible to upgrade this attractive, bronze-class MK-set!

Attractive, \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - dritte Stufe\' (or: bronze-class mothers\'-cross) that came mounted onto its long-sized ribbon and that came stored in its period pouch (by the maker: \'Jakob Bengel - Idar-Oberstein\') This is an attractive example of an: 'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - dritte Stufe' (or: bronze-class mothers'-cross) being a virtually 'mint' albeit certainly issued - example that came together with (ie. mounted onto-) its accompanying, long-sized- (and/or full length and slightly confectioned!) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that came packed in its period- (ie. beige-coloured- and/or 'Zellstoff'-based) pouch by maker: (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Jakob Bengel') and tha comes as issued and/or recently found. The award has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and comes in a very attractive and/or totally uncleaned, condition. The very bright (ie. minimally tarnished) bronze-coloured finish is simply excellent without showing any defaults. The ribbon (which is actually not that easily encountered) came in a minimally confectioned- and/or full-length condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The pouch comes in an equally very nicely preserved (and fully untouched) condition. Simply a great, bronze-class 'MK-set' without any defaults: almost impossible to upgrade this attractive, bronze-class MK-set!

Attractive, \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - Dritte Stufe\' (or: bronze-class, mothers\'-cross) as was produced by the: \'Matth. Oechsler & Sohn\'-company and that comes packed in its original pouch as issued The very attractive award - which comes mounted on its original, approximately 70 cms. long-sized ribbon ie. 'Bandabschnitt' as issued and/or IMO minimally worn - shows truly no enamel damage whatsoever and is in a very nice and/or naturally totally uncleaned- (ie. only minimally tarnished-) condition. The (reddish-) bronze-toned finish is truly excellent and the medal has a very nice, somewhat darkened (ie. minimally stained-) age-patina. The ribbon also shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (and comes still mounted on the award as issued). The beige-coloured- (ie. larger-sized- and/or: 'Zellstoff'-based-) pouch is in an equally very nice and/or fully undamaged condition and shows a clear makers'-signification on its back (that reads: ''Matth. Oechsler & Sohn - Ansbach'). The pouch shows a small stain on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Almost impossible to upgrade this very attractive example!

Attractive, \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - Dritte Stufe\' (or: bronze-class, mothers\'-cross) as was produced by the: \'Ph. Türks Wwe.\'-company that comes packed in its original pouch as issued The very attractive award - which comes mounted on its original, approximately 70 cms. long-sized ribbon ie. 'Bandabschnitt' as issued and/or IMO minimally worn - shows truly no enamel damage whatsoever and is in a very nice and/or naturally totally uncleaned- (ie. only minimally tarnished-) condition. The (reddish-) bronze-toned finish is truly excellent and the medal has a very nice, somewhat darkened (ie. minimally stained-) age-patina. The ribbon also shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (and comes still 'sewn-together' as worn. The beige-coloured- (ie. larger-sized- and/or: 'Zellstoff'-based-) pouch is in an equally very nice and/or fully undamaged condition and shows a clear makers'-signification on its back (that reads: 'Ph. Türks Wwe. - Wien 107'). The pouch shows a small stain (as can be seen on the pictures). Almost impossible to upgrade this very attractive example!

Attractive, \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe\' (or mothers\'-cross in gold) that comes stored in its original and/or neatly maker- (ie. \'Glaser u. Söhne - Dresden\'-) marked etui as issued and/or recently found This is a very attractive example of a boxed, so-called: \'Mutterkreuz\' (mothers\'-cross) in gold (ie. \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe\') that comes together with its original, confectioned and full-length (ie. approximately 70 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and that came still stored in its period etui as issued and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit minimally used and/or clearly issued-), condition. The medal has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and comes in a very nice and/or totally uncleaned condition. The bright golden-toned finish is simply excellent and the medal has a very nice age and/or truly bright age-patina. The etui is in slightly used condition and bears a clear makers\'-designation-mark stamped within the top-lid that reads: \'Glaser u. Söhne - Dresden\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The yellowish-beige-coloured- and/or velvet-based \'inner-lining\' comes also in a nice and/or undamaged condtion (it does show some minimal age and/or staining though as can be notoced on the pictures). The golden-toned cross-symbol on the top of the etui is in a complete and also fully undamaged condition. Simply a superb golden-class \'MK-set\' by an unusually encountered maker that comes without any defaults: hard to upgrade this example!

Attractive, \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe\' (or: golden-class mothers\'-cross) being a hardly used example that comes mounted onto its accompanying, long-sized ribbon as issued and/or recently found This is an attractive example of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe\' (or: golden-class mothers\'-cross) being a just minimally (ie. hardly) used nor worn example that comes mounted onto its accompanying, long-sized- (and/or full length!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The award has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and comes in a very attractive and/or totally uncleaned, condition. The bright golden-toned finish is simply excellent and the medal has a very nice age and/or truly bright- and shiny age-patina. The ribbon ie. \'Bandabschnitt\' comes still in a stitched-together condition (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nicely preserved golden-class \'MK-set\' without any defaults: it will be very hard to upgrade this set!

Attractive, \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe\' (or: golden-class mothers\'-cross) being a \'virtually mint\' example that comes with its accompanying, long-sized- (and also \'mint\'!) ribbon as issued and/or recently found This is an attractive example of an: \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe\' (or: golden-class mothers\'-cross) being a virtually \'mint\' example that comes together with its accompanying, long-sized- (and/or full length!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or recently found. The award has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and comes in a very attractive and/or totally uncleaned, condition. The bright golden-toned finish is simply excellent and the medal has a very nice age and/or truly bright- and shiny age-patina. The ribbon ie. \'Bandabschnitt\' (which is actually not that easily encountered) came still \'packed\' in its piece of thin-shaped \'wrapping-paper\' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nicely preserved golden-class \'MK-set\' without any defaults and that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe\' (or: golden-class mothers\'-cross) that comes stored in its original and/or neatly maker- (ie. \'Ziemer & Söhne\'-) marked etui as issued and/or recently found This is a truly very attractive example of a boxed, so-called: 'Mutterkreuz' (or mothers'-cross) in gold (ie. 'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - erste Stufe') that came together with its original, minimally confectioned and/or full-length (ie. approximately 70 cms. long-sized-) ribbon and that came still stored in its period etui as issued and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used and/or most certainly issued-), condition. The medal has truly no enamel damage whatsoever and comes in a very nice and/or totally uncleaned condition. The (very bright) golden finish is simply excellent and the medal has a very nice appearance and/or truly bright age-patina. The etui is in slightly used condition and bears a clear makers'-mark stamped within the top-lid that simply reads: 'Ziemer & Söhne - Oberstein' (as can be seen on the pictures). The yellowish-beige-coloured- and/or velvet-based 'inner-lining' comes also in a nice and/or fully undamaged condtion (it does show some minimal age and/or staining though as can be seen on the pictures). The golden-toned cross-symbol on the top of the etui is fully complete and totally void of any damage: it just shows some wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a superb golden-class 'MK-set' that comes without any defaults: it will be very hard to upgrade this attractive example!

Attractive, \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - Zweite Stufe\' (or: silver-class, mothers\'-cross) as was produced by the: \'Gustav Brehmer\'-company and that comes packed in its original pouch as issued The very attractive award - that came with its original, approximately 70 cms. long-sized ribbon ie. 'Bandabschnitt' as issued and/or IMO minimally worn - shows truly no enamel damage whatsoever and is in a very nice and/or naturally totally uncleaned- (ie. only minimally tarnished-), condition. The (bright-) silver-toned finish is truly excellent and the medal has a very nice, somewhat shiny (ie. minimally stained-) age-patina. The ribbon also shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The blue-coloured- (ie. larger-sized- and/or: 'Zellstoff'-based-) pouch is in an equally very nice and/or fully undamaged condition and shows a clear makers'-signification on its back (that clearly reads: 'Gustav Brehmer - Marneukrichen'). Almost impossible to upgrade this very attractive example!

Attractive, \'Ehrenkreuz der deutschen Mutter - Zweite Stufe\' (or: silver-class, mothers\'-cross) as was produced by the: \'Julius Moser\'-company that comes packed in its original pouch as issued The very attractive award - which comes mounted on its original, approximately 70 cms. long-sized ribbon ie. 'Bandabschnitt' as issued and/or IMO minimally worn - shows truly no enamel damage whatsoever and is in a very nice and/or naturally totally uncleaned- (ie. only minimally tarnished-) condition. The silver finish is truly excellent and the medal has a very nice, somewhat darkened (ie. minimally stained-) age-patina. The ribbon also shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining. The blue-coloured- (ie. larger-sized- and/or: 'Zellstoff'-based-) pouch is in an equally very nice and/or fully undamaged condition and shows a clear makers'-signification on its back (that reads: 'Julius Moser sen. - Oberstein a.d. Nahe'). Almost impossible to upgrade this very attractive example!

Attractive, \'Einzelspange\' (being of the desirable detachable-pattern!) showing a WWI-period: \'EK II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) that is maker-marked and that shows an: \'800\'-silver-content-designation stamped into its ring This is an attractive example of a just moderately used- and worn, so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (of the desirable detachable pattern!) showing a WWI-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (or: iron cross second class) and that comes as issued, minimally worn and/or recently found. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and/or minimally tarnished age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes \'mounted\' onto a metal-based \'clasp\' (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. The IC truly retains nice details and shows a (hard to decypher) makers\'-designation stamped into its ring: it has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. \'shiny-style\'-) core and is void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Einzelspange\' is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool as is more often seen. The ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this piece shows a neat: \'800\'-silver-content-designation stamped into its its ring (something that is most certainly not often seen!). Simply a neat WWI-period, EK II. Klasse \'Einzelspange\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege\' (or: civil-service medal) being a very detailed and/or: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen that comes as issued and/or worn This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a so-called: 'Einzelspange' showing a: 'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege' (or: civil-service medal) being a very detailed and/or: zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The detail on the somewhat darker-toned- (and silver-toned- and/or: I deem zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based award medal is very nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has a very nice ie. somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto a fairly thick-shaped 'clasp' that is backed with a piece of darker-blue-coloured wool (and having a functional pin- ie. pin-/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or: 'Waffenrock'. Simply a very attractive: 'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege'-set that came mounted onto a so-called: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive, \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege\' (or: civil-service medal) being a very detailed and/or: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen that comes together with its accompanying \'Feld-/Bandspange\' This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a so-called: 'Einzelspange' showing a: 'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege' (or: civil-service medal) being a very detailed and/or: zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that comes with its accompanying 'Feld-/Bandspange' and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The detail on the somewhat darker-toned- (and silver-toned- and/or: I deem zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based) award medal is very nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has a very nice ie. somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto a fairly thick-shaped 'clasp' that is backed with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool (andhaving a functional pin- ie. pin-/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or: 'Waffenrock'. The award came with a (matching) single-pieced 'Feld-/Bandspange' that comes mounted onto its functional pin/catch set-up. Simply a very attractive so-called: 'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege'-set that came mounted onto a so-called: 'Einzelspange'!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Kl.\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being (I deem) a non-maker-marked example as was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Schauerte u. Höhfeld\' and that comes in its original (albeit damaged) etui This is a truly very attractive - and I deem hardly worn- nor used - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a detailed and non-maker-marked example as was (I deem) produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Schauerte u. Höhfeld\' (ie. \'Hersteller 140\') as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that came stored in its original, simulated leather-based- (albeit regrettably partly damaged- but functional) etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall very nice- (surely issued albeit hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has an overall very nice age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust nor damage: the satin-like (ie. minimally shiny), black-coloured painted core is very nicely preserved and is totally void of any paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross retains, moreover, most of its \'off-factory applied\' polished sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\'). The back of the cross is just a tiny bit stained (but was never cleaned nor polished). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The etui comes as stated above in a regrettably damaged condition: it misses parts of its black-coloured, paper-based cover (on one side and bottom as can be noticed on the pictures (but is still further complete and functional. The silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui\'s top is in a very nice and undamaged condition whereas the beige-coloured- and/or velvet-like interior is also present and in place: it is just a bit \'yellowed\' by age (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross (ie. matching set!) is (I deem) an evident (fairly early!) specimen that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Schauerte u. Höhfeld\' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this unusally found maker. Simply an attractive - and fully matching! IC1-set by the \'Schauerte u. Höhfeld\'-company and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive, partly damaged but still untouched example accordingly!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Kl.\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a (typical) maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'R. Wächtler u. Lange\' and that comes in its original etui as issued This is a truly attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- and/or used - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a detailed and clearly maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked example (visible on the back of the pin) as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'R. Wächtler u. Lange\' as was based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen and that came stored in its original, simulated leather-based- (and fairly luxuriously styled!) etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall very nice- (surely issued and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has an overall very nice age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust nor damage whatsoever: the satin-like (ie. minimally matted), black-coloured painted core is truly very nicely preserved and is totally void of any paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross retains, moreover, all of its \'off-factory applied\' polished sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\'). The back of the cross is just a tiny bit stained (but was never cleaned nor polished). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The etui comes also in a very fine and fully complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui\'s top is in a very nice and undamaged condition whereas the yellowish-beige-coloured- and/or velvet-like interior is also present and in place: it is just a bit \'yellowed\' by age (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross (ie. fully matching set!) is an evident specimen that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'R. Wächtler u. Lange\' as was based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this maker. Simply a very attractive - and fully matching! - IC1-set by the \'Wächtler u. Lange\'-company and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive and fully untouched example accordingly!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Kl.\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a (typical) maker- (ie. \'L/59\'- and: \'o\'-) marked example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'A. Rettenmaier\' and that comes in its original \'LDO-etui as issued This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- and/or used - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a detailed and clearly maker- (ie. \'L/59\'- and: \'o\'-) marked example (visible on the back of the cross) as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Alois Rettenmaier\' as was based in the town of Schwäbisch-Gmund and that came stored in its original, simulated leather-based- (and fairly luxuriously styled!) \'LDO\'-marked etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall very nice- (surely issued and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has an overall very nice age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust nor real damage whatsoever: the satin-like (ie. minimally matted), black-coloured painted core is nicely preserved and is almost void of any paint-loss: it just shows some minimal paint-loss in the swastika-area and is just a bit dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross is minimally vaulted ie. converse-shaped and has lost most of its \'off-factory applied\' polished sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\'). The back of the cross is just a tiny bit stained (but was never cleaned nor polished). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The etui comes also in a very fine and fully complete condition: the yellowish-beige-coloured- and/or velvet-like interior is naturally present and in place: it is just a bit \'yellowed\' by age (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross (ie. fully matching set!) is an evident specimen that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Alois Rettenmaier\' as was based in the town of Schwäbisch-Gmund: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this maker. Simply a very attractive - and fully matching! - IC1-set by the \'Rettenmaier\' -company and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive and fully untouched example accordingly!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Kl.\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' and that comes in its original etui as issued This is a truly attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- and/or used - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a detailed albeit non-maker-marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' (ie. \'Hersteller 26\') as was based in the town of Pforzheim and that came stored in its original, simulated leather-based- (and fairly luxuriously styled!) etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall very nice- (surely issued and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The magnetic (and non-vaulted-shaped) cross has an overall nice age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust nor real damage: the satin-like (ie. minimally matted), black-coloured painted core is very nicely preserved and is void of any paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross retains, however, a fair bit of its \'off-factory applied\' polished sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\'). The back of the cross is just a tiny bit stained (but was never cleaned nor polished). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The etui comes also in a very fine and fully complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui\'s top is in a very nice and undamaged condition whereas the yellowish-beige-coloured- and/or velvet-like interior is also present and in place: it is just a bit \'yellowed\' by age (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross (ie. fully matching set!) is an evident specimen that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' as was based in the town of Pforzheim: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this maker. Simply a very attractive - and fully matching! - IC1-set by the \'B.H. Mayer\'-company and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive and untouched example accordingly!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Kl.\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Paul Meybauer\' and that comes in its original etui as issued This is a truly attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- and/or used - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a detailed albeit non-maker-marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Paul Meybauer\' (ie. \'Hersteller 7\') as was based in the town of Berlin and that came stored in its original, simulated leather-based- (and fairly luxuriously styled!) etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall very nice- (surely issued and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has an overall nice age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust nor real damage: the satin-like (ie. minimally shiny), black-coloured painted core is very nicely preserved and is void of any paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The minimally convers-shaped cross has, however, lost most of its \'off-factory applied\' polished sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\'). The back of the cross is just a tiny bit stained (but was never cleaned nor polished). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The etui comes also in a very fine and fully complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui\'s top is in a very nice and undamaged condition whereas the yellowish-beige-coloured- and/or velvet-like interior is also present and in place: it is just a bit \'yellowed\' by age (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross (ie. fully matching set!) is an evident specimen that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Paul Meybauer\' as was based in the town of Berlin: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this maker. Simply a very attractive - and fully matching! - IC1-set by the \'Paul Meybauer\'-company and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive and untouched example accordingly!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Kl.\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'L/13\'-) marked example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Paul Meybauer\' and that comes in its original (and equally-marked!) etui as issued This is a truly very attractive - and I deem hardly worn- nor used - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a detailed and clearly maker- (ie. \'L/13\'-) marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Paul Meybauer\' (ie. \'Hersteller 7\') as was based in the town of Berlin and that came stored in its original, simulated leather-based- (and fairly luxuriously styled- and equally maker-marked) etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall very nice- (surely issued albeit hardly used- nor worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has an overall nice age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust nor real damage (one rust-spot is visible): the satin-like (ie. minimally matted), black-coloured painted core is very nicely preserved and is void of any paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has, however, lost most of its \'off-factory applied\' polished sides (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\'). The back of the cross is just a tiny bit stained (but was never cleaned nor polished). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The etui comes also in a very fine and fully complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui\'s top is in a very nice and undamaged condition whereas the yellowish-beige-coloured- and/or velvet-like interior is also present and in place: it is just a bit \'yellowed\' by age (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross (ie. fully matching set!) is an evident specimen that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Paul Meybauer\' as was based in the town of Berlin: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this maker. Simply a very attractive - and fully matching! - IC1-set by the \'Paul Meybauer\'-company and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive and untouched example accordingly!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Kl.\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neatly maker (ie. \'65\'-) marked example as was produced by the maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' and that comes stored in its typical, later-war-period \'K&Q\'-etui as issued This is a truly attractive - and/or I deem later-war-period- and/or only moderately worn- ie. used - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being an attractive and neatly maker (ie. '65'-) marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Klein u. Quenzer' and that comes stored in its typical (later-war-period!) 'K&Q'-etui as issued and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only moderately worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has a very attractive age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured (and somewhat 'matted') core shows no rust nor damage: the (somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like-) black-painted core is nicely preserved without showing any damage (as can be seen in the pictures). The piece shows, moreover, a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (as can be seen on the pictures). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as more often - is as stated above (I deem) a later-war-period example that was produced by the desirable maker 'Klein u. Quenzer' as based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a.d. Nahe. The piece came stored in its typical (also later-war-period) 'Klein u. Quenzer'-etui as issued and/or stored for decades: also, this etui comes in an overall nice condition and shows a white-beige-coloured- and velvet-based 'inner-section' (that shows an impressed 'inlay'!) and fully preserved silver-coloured IC-symbol on its top. It should, however, be noted that the etui cannot be fully closed: its metal closing-device is somewhat 'out-of-shape'. Simply an attractive - and scarcely seen! - fully matching IC first-class-set that was never before in any collection and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Kl.\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked example that as was (I deem) produced by the Austrian maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Friedrich Orth\' and that comes in its original etui as issued This is a truly attractive - and I deem just moderately worn- and/or used - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a detailed and non-maker-marked example as was (I deem) produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'R. Wächtler u. Lange\' as was based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen and that came stored in its original, simulated leather-based- (and fairly luxuriously styled!) etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall very nice- (surely issued and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The magnetic cross - which is totally void of any makers\'-designation - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it retains some of its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally darkened- (ie. hardly \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The back of the cross is just a tiny bit stained (but was never cleaned nor polished). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The etui comes also in a very fine and fully complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui\'s top is in a very nice and undamaged condition whereas the yellowish-beige-coloured- and/or velvet-like interior is also present and in place: it is just a bit \'yellowed\' by age (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross is (I deem) an evident specimen that was almost certainly produced by the Austrian maker: \'Friedrich Orth\' as was based in the town of Wien (ie. \'Hersteller 15\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The piece is (I deem) an early-war-period produced example something that can be corroborated by the presence of an early-type, silvered frame. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands: it came together with the EKII-class that I offer under nr. 62291: both awards belonged to the same soldier who was awarded these, moderately used them and stored them for decades!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse being a maker- (ie. \'L15-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Friedrich Orth\'-company and that comes as moderately worn and/or recently found The attractive cross - which is a typical non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as is more often encountered - has never been cleaned and retains a very nice (albeit minimally tarnished) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. The magnetic - and typical non-vaulted- ie. non-converse-shaped - cross still retains great detail: the black-coloured and somewhat shiny- (ie. satin-like) core is void of any real paint-damage (just some tiny marks within the swastika-area) and is simply very nicely preserved: it just shows a somewhat stained surface (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece also retains (most) of its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) and is as stated above just tarnished by age. The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The IC on offer here is neatly maker-marked with the designation: \'L15\' and is thus a typical example that was produced by the: \'Friedrich Orth\'-company based in the Austrian town of Wien (ie. Vienna): various details corroborate this. Simply an attractive IC first-class by the desirable \'F.Orth\'-company and that was never before part of a collection and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse being a maker- (ie. \'L15-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Friedrich Orth\'-company and that comes stored in its (typical) luxuriously-styled and typical \'LDO\'-pattern etui The attractive cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as is more often encountered - has never been cleaned and retains a very nice (albeit minimally tarnished) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. The magnetic - and typical non-vaulted- ie. non-converse-shaped - cross still retains great detail: the black-coloured and somewhat shiny- (ie. satin-like) core is void of any real paint-damage (just some tiny marks within the swastika-area) and is simply very nicely preserved: it just shows a somewhat stained surface (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece also retains some of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and is as stated above just tarnished by age. The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The IC on offer here is neatly maker-marked with the designation: 'L15' and is thus a typical example that was produced by the: 'Friedrich Orth'-company based in the Austrian town of Wien (ie. Vienna): various details corroborate this. The cross came stored in its (scarcely seen!) luxuriously-styled 'LDO'-etui that comes in an equally nicely preserved condition. This etui is void of a silver-rimmed cross on the etui's top and comes in a very nice and fully undamaged condition whereas the beige-white-coloured- and/or velvet-like interior is also present and in place (it does show hardly any age nor staining and shows a clear imprint of the cross in its top as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - IC1-set by the desirable 'F.Orth'-company and that was never before part of a collection and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse being a maker- (ie. \'L15-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Friedrich Orth\'-company and that comes stored in its (typical) luxuriously-styled and typical \'LDO\'-pattern etui The attractive cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as is more often encountered - has never been cleaned and retains a very nice (albeit minimally tarnished) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. The magnetic - and typical non-vaulted- ie. non-converse-shaped - cross still retains great detail: the black-coloured and somewhat matted- (ie. satin-like) core is void of any paint-damage and is simply very nicely preserved over the years: it just shows a somewhat stained surface, mainly on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece also retains some of its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) and is as stated above just tarnished by age. The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The IC on offer here is neatly maker-marked with the designation: \'L15\' and is thus a typical example that was produced by the: \'Friedrich Orth\'-company based in the Austrian town of Wien (ie. Vienna): various details corroborate this. The cross came stored in its (scarcely seen!) luxuriously-styled \'LDO\'-etui that comes in an equally nicely preserved condition. This etui shows a silver-rimmed cross on the etui\'s top and comes in a very nice and fully undamaged condition whereas the beige-white-coloured- and/or velvet-like interior is also present and in place (it does show hardly any age nor staining and shows a clear imprint of the cross in its top as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and fully matching! - IC1-set by the desirable \'F.Orth\'-company and that was never before part of a collection and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) as executed in the scarcely seen so-called: \'screw-back\'-pattern (being a clearly \'L/59\'-marked example as was produced by the: \'Alois Rettenmaier\'-company) This is an attractive - and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) as was executed in the scarcely observed, so-called: 'screw-back'-pattern being a clearly: 'L/59'-marked example as was produced by the: 'Alois Rettenmaier'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The cross - which is a typical non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example - has with certainty never been cleaned and retains a minimally blackened- (ie. tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the: 'Alois Rettenmaier'-company as based in the town of Schwäbisch-Gmünd - comes naturally mounted onto its functional 'screw-back'- (ie. 'an der Schraube'-) set-up. The small 'pin' (present to additionally and/or firmly attach the cross to a tunic) is naturally also present and in place (as can be seen on the pictures). This piece - which shows a nicely 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- (ie. somewhat 'matted') inner core just shows some minimal wear ie paint-loss (as is visible on the lower arm within the swastika-area). The cross shows the clearly present makers'-designation: 'L/59' stamped on its back as to be expected and shows an additional stamped square-shaped symbol (something that is more often seen on by 'A. Rettenmaier'-produced ICs). The cross is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: most of its polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') have been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that I have priced this very attractive - and only minimally worn! - 'screw-back'-pattern IC first-class, accordingly!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) as executed in the scarcely seen so-called: \'screw-back\'-pattern (being a clearly \'L/59\'-marked example as was produced by the: \'Alois Rettenmaier\'-company) This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) as was executed in the scarcely observed, so-called: 'screw-back'-pattern being a clearly: 'L/59'-marked example as was produced by the: 'Alois Rettenmaier'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The cross - which is a typical non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example - has with certainty never been cleaned and retains a minimally blackened- (ie. tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the: 'Alois Rettenmaier'-company as based in the town of Schwäbisch-Gmünd - comes naturally mounted onto its functional 'screw-back'- (ie. 'an der Schraube'-) set-up. The small 'pin' (present to additionally and/or firmly attach the cross to a tunic) is naturally also present and in place (as can be seen on the pictures). This piece - which shows a nicely 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- (ie. somewhat 'matted') inner-core - just shows some minimal wear but is totally void of any paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross shows the clearly present makers'-designation: 'L/59' stamped on its back as to be expected and shows an additional stamped square-shaped symbol (something that is more often seen on by 'A. Rettenmaier'-produced ICs). The cross is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: it has lost, however, most of its polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') as can be seen on the pictures. I deem that I have priced this very attractive - and only minimally worn! - 'screw-back'-pattern IC first-class, accordingly!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) as was executed in the scarcely seen so-called: \'screw-back\'-version being a non-maker marked example as was (I deem) produced by the company: \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann\' This is an attractive example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) as was executed in the (actually scarcely seen!) so-called: 'screw-back-version' being a typical, non-maker marked example as was (I deem) produced by the company: 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann' in Frankfurt am Main (ie. 'Hersteller 19') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or with certainty worn-), condition. The cross - which is non-vaulted- ie. non-converse-shaped as more often - has I deem never been cleaned and retains a very nice, somewhat blackened- (ie. tarnished) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example comes on its functional 'screw-back'- (ie. 'an der Schraube'-) set-up. The small 'pin' (present to additionally and/or firmly attach the cross to a tunic) is not present and was never there: the hole for this pin is, however, present (as can seen on the pictures). This piece shows a 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core that shows some minor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). It is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. Still an attractive - and fairly unusually encountered! - IC-first-class that was recently uncovered at a private-houshold in Germany and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive IC first-class by the 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann'- company according to its moderately used- and/or condition: a pristine example would cost much more than my asking-price!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example as was produced by the maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' and that comes stored in its typical greenish-toned(!) \'K&Q\'-etui as issued This is a truly attractive - and/or I deem fairly early-war-period- and/or only moderately worn- ie. used - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being an attractive albeit as more often non-maker-marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Klein u. Quenzer' (ie. 'Hersteller 65') and that comes stored in its typical (also early-period and typically greenish-toned!) 'K&Q'-etui as issued and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. only moderately worn-), condition. The magnetic cross - which show some minimal 'dented' areas caused by fair usage - has a very attractive age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust nor real damage: the (somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like-) black-painted core is nicely preserved without showing any real damage (as can be seen in the pictures). The piece has, however, lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (as can be seen on the pictures). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross - which is a minimally-vaulted ie. converse-shaped example as more often - is as stated above I deem a fairly early-war-period example that was produced by the desirable maker 'Klein u. Quenzer' as based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a.d. Nahe. The piece came stored in its typical (also early-period- and neatly greenish-coloured!) 'Klein u. Quenzer'-etui as issued and/or stored for decades: also, this (domed-styled) etui comes in an overall nice condition and shows a white-beige-coloured- and velvet-based 'inner-section' and fully preserved silver-coloured IC-symbol on its top. Simply an attractive - and scarcely seen! - fully matching IC first-class-set that was never before in any collection and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example as was produced by the maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' and that comes stored in its typical greenish-toned(!) \'K&Q\'-etui as issued This is a truly attractive - and/or I deem fairly early-war-period- and/or only moderately worn- ie. used - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being an attractive albeit as more often non-maker-marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Klein u. Quenzer\' (ie. \'Hersteller 65\') and that comes stored in its typical (also early-period and typically greenish-toned!) \'K&Q\'-etui as issued and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. only moderately worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has a very attractive age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust nor real damage: the (somewhat \'matted\'- ie. satin-like-) black-painted core is nicely preserved without showing any real damage (as can be seen in the pictures). The piece has, however, lost most of its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as more often - is as stated above (I deem) a fairly early-war-period example that was produced by the desirable maker \'Klein u. Quenzer\' as was based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a.d. Nahe. The piece came stored in its typical (also early-period- and neatly greenish-coloured!) \'Klein u. Quenzer\'-etui as issued and/or stored for decades: also, this (domed-styled) etui comes in an overall very nice condition and shows a white-beige-coloured- and/or velvet-based \'inner-section\' and fully preserved silver-coloured IC-symbol on its top. Simply an attractive - and scarcely seen! - fully matching IC first-class-set that was never before in any collection and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a (typical) non-maker-marked example as was produced by the maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' and that comes stored in its typical greenish-toned(!) \'K&Q\'-etui as issued This is a truly attractive - and/or I deem fairly early-war-period- and/or I deem just minimally worn- ie. used - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being an attractive albeit as more often non-maker-marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Klein u. Quenzer\' (ie. \'Hersteller 65\') and that comes stored in its typical (also early-period and typically greenish-toned!) \'K&Q\'-etui as issued and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. only moderately worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has a very attractive age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust nor real damage: the (somewhat \'matted\'- ie. satin-like-) black-painted core is nicely preserved without showing any damage (as can be seen in the pictures). The piece has, however, lost most of its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' and has acquired some tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as more often - is as stated above (I deem) a fairly early-war-period example that was produced by the desirable maker \'Klein u. Quenzer\' as was based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a.d. Nahe. The piece came stored in its typical (also early-period- and neatly greenish-coloured!) \'Klein u. Quenzer\'-etui as issued and/or stored for decades: also, this (domed-styled) etui comes in an overall very nice condition and shows a white-beige-coloured- and/or velvet-based \'inner-section\' and fully preserved silver-coloured IC-symbol on its top. Simply an attractive - and scarcely seen! - fully matching IC first-class-set that was never before in any collection and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a (typical) non-marker-marked example by the maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' that comes in its original etui as issued- and /or moderately used This is an attractive - albeit moderately worn- ie. used - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neat, albeit (typical) non-marker-marked example as was (I deem) produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Klein u. Quenzer\' and that comes stored in its original, simulated leather-based etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has a nice (somewhat darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black core shows no rust nor damage whatsoever: the black paint is truly almost fully preserved but shows a (period) \'cleaned\' swastika-area (something that is more often seen). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The etui - which is typical for a by \'Klein u. Quenzer\' produced IC 1st class and that is easily recognised by its \'broad-rimmed\' cross as figured on its top - comes also in a very fine and complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui\'s top is in very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the off-white- (ie. yellowish-beige-) coloured- and felt-like interior is also present and in place (it does show some minimal age and/or staining). The cross - which is a non-vaulted example as more often - is as stated above a non-maker-marked example. Simply an attractive – and matching! - IC1-set by the \'Klein u. Quenzer\'-company and that was never before in a collection and that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a maker- (ie. \'3\'-) marked example as was produced by the maker: \'Wilh. Deumer\' and that comes in its original (darker-green-coloured!) etui as issued and stored for decades This is an attractive - and/or moderately worn- ie. used- but nevertheless fairly rarely encountered! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being an attractive and nicely maker- (ie. '3'-) marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Wilhelm Deumer' and that comes stored in its original, simulated leather-based- (and darker-green-coloured!) etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has a nice age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no damage whatsoever: the (somewhat 'matted') black-painted core is truly almost fully preserved without showing any (paint) damage. The piece retains, moreover, a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (as can be seen on the pictures). The (flute-shaped-) pin and typical catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The etui comes also in an overall fine and complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui's-top is in very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the off-white- (ie. yellowish-coloured-) and/or felt-like interior is also present and in place (it does show some age and/or staining as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which is a very vaulted example as is more often encountered - is as stated above - a nicely maker- (ie. '3'-) marked example that was produced by the desirable maker 'Wilhelm Deumer' based in the town of Lüdensheid. Simply an attractive IC1-set that was never before in a collection and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example as was produced by the maker: \'Klein u. Quenzer\' and that comes stored in its typical greenish-toned \'K&Q\'-etui as issued This is a truly attractive - and/or I deem fairly early-war-period- and/or only moderately worn- ie. used - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being an attractive and neatly maker- (ie. '65'-) marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Klein u. Quenzer' and that comes stored in its typical (also early-period and typically greenish-toned !) 'K&Q'-etui as issued and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. only moderately worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has a very attractive age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust nor damage whatsoever: the (somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like-) black-painted core is nicely preserved without showing any damage (as can be seen in the pictures). The piece retains, moreover, a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (as can be seen on the pictures). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as more often - is as stated above I deem a fairly early war-period example that was produced by the desirable maker 'Klein u. Quenzer' as based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a.d. Nahe. The piece came stored in its typical (also early-period- and neatly greenish-coloured!) 'Klein u. Quenzer'-etui as issued and/or stored for decades: also, this etui comes in an overall nice condition and shows a white-beige-coloured- and velvet-based inner-section and fully preserved silver-coloured IC-symbol on its top. Simply an attractive - and scarcely seen! - fully matching IC first-class-set that was never before in any collection and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a maker- (ie. \'L/11\'-) marked example as was produced by the maker: \'Wilh. Deumer\' and that comes in its original etui as issued and stored for decades This is an attractive - and/or moderately worn- ie. used- example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being an attractive and nicely maker- (ie. 'L/11'-) marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Wilhelm Deumer' and that comes stored in its original, simulated leather-based etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has a nice age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust nor damage whatsoever: the (somewhat 'matted') black painted core is truly almost fully preserved without showing any (paint) damage. The piece retains, moreover, a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (as can be seen on the pictures). The (flute-shaped) pin and typical catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The etui comes also in a fine and complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui's-top is in very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the off-white- (ie. yellowish-coloured-) and/or felt-like interior is also present and in place (it does show some minimal age and/or staining). Moreover, is the etui marked in in its lid (and bears the makers'-designation that reads: 'Wilhelm Deumer K.G. - Lüdenscheid' (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which is a minimally vaulted example as more often - is as stated above - a nicely maker- (ie. 'L/11'-) marked example that was produced by the desirable maker 'Wilhelm Deumer' based in the town of Lüdensheid. Simply an attractive IC1-set that was never before in a collection and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a maker- (ie. \'L/13\'-) marked example as was produced by the maker: \'Paul Meybauer\' and that comes in its original (luxuriously styled!) etui as issued This is an attractive - and hardly worn- ie. minimally used- but nevertheless fairly scarcely encountered! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a clearly maker- (ie. 'L/13'-) marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Paul Meybauer' and that comes stored in its original, simulated leather-based- (and luxuriously styled!) etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. minimally used- and/or worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has a nicely preserved age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no damage whatsoever: the (somewhat 'satin'-like) black-painted core is fully preserved without showing any (paint) damage or alike. The attractive piece retains, moreover, a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (as can be seen on the pictures). The (flute-shaped-) pin and typical catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The etui comes also in an overall fine and complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui's-top is in very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the off-white- (ie. yellowish-coloured-) and/or felt-like interior is also present and in place (it does show some age and/or staining as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which is a non-vaulted example as is more often encountered - is as stated above - a clearly maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Paul Meybauer' based in the town of Berlin (ie. 'Hersteller 7'). Simply an attractive - and matching! - IC1-set that was never before in a collection and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a maker- (ie. \'L/56\'-) marked example as was produced by the maker: \'Funke & Brüninghaus\' and that comes in its original (and typically \'LDO\'-marked) etui as issued This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally worn and/or used - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neatly marker- (ie. 'L/56'-) marked- (and magnetic!) example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Funke & Brüninghaus' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that came stored in its original, generic-styled, simulated leather-based- and neatly 'LDO'-marked etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- and/or worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has a nice (and very bright!) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust nor damage whatsoever: the satin-like, black-coloured core is fully preserved without showing any defaults (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross retains a fair bit its off-factory applied polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') something that is not always the case. The back of the cross is just a tiny bit stained (but was never cleaned nor polished). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The (somewhat simplidied) etui comes in an equally fine and complete condition: the beige-coloured- and/or velvet-like interior is also present and in place (it does show hardly any age nor staining but does show the clear imprint of the cross in its top an velvet inlay). The cross - which is a non-vaulted- ie. non-converse-shaped example as more often - is as stated above a neatly maker-marked example that originates from a private household and that was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive - and fully matching! - IC1-set by the 'Funke & Brüninghaus'-company that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a maker- (ie. \'L/59\'-) marked example as was produced by the desirable \'Hersteller\' named: \'A. Rettenmaier\' and that comes as recently found This is an attractive example of an (I deem) mid-war-period: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'L/59\'-) marked- and/or non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-shaped) example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Alois Rettenmaier\' as based in the town of Schwäbisch Gmünd and that comes as recently found. The neat cross comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The magnetic cross retains a very nice age-patina and truly retains great pronounced detail: the black-coloured (and somewhat \'matted\') core shows no paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has, however, lost most of its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or polished sides) and is still somewhat tarnished but was never cleaned nor polished. The typical (flute-shaped) pin and/or catch (ie. set-up) are naturally fully unaltered and/or of course still functional. It should be mentioned that these maker- (ie. \'L/59\'-) marked examples are not that commonly encountered. Simply an attractive - and I deem mid-war-period! - \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' by the \'Alois Rettenmaier\'-company that was never before in a collection and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neat marker- (ie. \'26\'-) marked example by the maker: \'B.H. Mayers\' Kunstprägeanstalt\' and that comes in its original etui as issued This is an attractive example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neat marker- (ie. '26'-) marked example as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'B.H. Mayers' Kunstprägeanstalt' and that comes in its original, simulated leather-based etui as issued and recently found, in overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. slightly worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has a nice (somewhat darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black core shows no rust nor damage whatsoever: the black paint is truly almost fully preserved. The piece has, however, lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten'. The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The etui - which is typical for a by 'B.H. Mayer' produced IC - comes also in a very fine and complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui's top is in very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the off-white- ie. yellowish-coloured- and felt-like interior is also present and in place (it does show some minimal age and/or staining). The etuis' closing does not completely closes. The cross - which is minimally vaulted - is as stated a maker-marked example that bears the makers-designation: '26' (as is visible on the back of the flute-shaped pin and signifying that it was a cross as produced by the 'Hersteller' (or maker) 'B.H. Mayers' Kunstprägeanstalt' based in the town of Pforzheim. Simply an attractive IC1-set that was never before in a collection and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'15\'-) marked example as was produced by the maker: \'F. Orth\' and that comes as issued and recently found This is a very attractive - and/or hardly worn- ie. used- example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being an attractive and neatly maker- (ie. '15'-) marked example as was produced by the desirable Austrian maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Friedrich Orth' that comes as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. hardly worn-), condition. The non-magnetic cross has a superb age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no rust nor real damage whatsoever: the (somewhat 'matted') black painted core is almost fully preserved without showing any serious (paint) damage (just some tiny chipped-areas are visible). The piece retains, moreover, most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (as can be seen on the pictures). The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross - which is a non-vaulted example as more often - is as stated above - a neatly maker- (ie. '15'-) marked example that was produced by the desirable Austrian maker 'Friedrich Orth' based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna). Simply an attractive 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' that was never before in a collection and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'26\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' named: \'B.H. Mayers\' Kunstprägeanstalt\' and that comes as recently found This is an attractive example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neatly maker- (ie. '26'-) marked and non-vaulted example as was (IMO) produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'B.H. Mayers' Kunstprägeanstalt' as based in the town of Pforzheim and that comes as recently found. The neat cross comes in an overall very nice- (albeit IMO minimally used ie. worn-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The magnetic cross has a very nice (and very bright) age-patina and truly retains great pronounced detail: the black-coloured (and somewhat satin-like) core shows no rust nor real damage whatsoever: the black paint is truly almost fully preserved (it shows just very minimal paintloss within the swastika-area). The piece comes, moreover, with its almost fully preserved so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides). The typical (flute-shaped) pin and/or catch (ie. set-up) are naturally fully unaltered and/or of course still functional. Simply a very attractive and clearly maker-marked 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' that was never before in a collection and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L/11\'-) marked example as was produced by the (desirable!) \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Wilhelm Deumer\' The attractive cross - which is a typical non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-) shaped and - I deem - quite early-war-period example - has never been cleaned nor polished and retains an attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected. This example - which is an evident and neatly maker- (ie. 'L/11'-) marked specimen as was produced by the desirable maker: 'Wilhelm Deumer' based in the town of Lüdenscheid - comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional-) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example as more often - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- (ie. somewhat 'shiny') inner-core that retains most of its period colour. It is void of any real damage but does show some (minimal) paint-chipped areas on the wings of the swastika (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and has also lost most of its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this still attractive and - I deem - fairly early-period 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by 'Wilhelm Deumer' according to its untouched condition!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neatly marker- (ie. \'6.\'-) marked example as was produced by the maker: \'Fritz Zimmermann\' and that comes as recently found This is an attractive example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neatly marker- (ie. '6.'-) marked example as was produced by the maker: 'Fritz Zimmermann' as based in the town of Stuttgart and that comes as recently found. The neat cross comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. slightly worn-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The magnetic cross has a nice (somewhat darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black core shows no rust but shows some paintloss (especially with the swastika-area as can be seen on the pictures). The piece does, however, show a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten'. The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross - which is a non-vaulted example - is as stated above a marker- (ie. '6.'-) marked example as was produced by the maker: 'Fritz Zimmermann' as based in the town of Stuttgart (various details corroborate this). Simply an attractive 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' that was never before in a collection and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neatly marker- (ie. \'S\' & \'L/59\'-) marked example as was produced by the maker: \'Alois Rettenmaier\' and that comes as recently found This is an attractive example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a dual-marker- (ie. 'S' & 'L/59'-) marked example as was produced by the maker: 'Alois Rettenmaier' and that comes as recently found. The neat cross comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The magnetic cross has a nice (somewhat darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black core shows no rust nor real damage other than in the swastika-area: the black paint is truly almost fully preserved (just some paintloss is visible on the swastika-area). The piece has, however, also lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' and is quite tarnished. The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross - which is a somewhat vaulted example - is as stated a dual-maker-marked example that can be attributed as being a cross that was produced by the 'Hersteller' (or maker) 'Alois Rettenmaier' based in the town of Schwäbisch-Gmünd (various details corroborate this). Simply an attractive 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' that was never before in a collection and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker- marked example as was produced by the Austrian \'Hersteller\' named: \'Rudolf Souval\' and that comes as recently found This is an attractive example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked and/or minimally vaulted- (ie. converse-shaped-) example as was (IMO) produced by the Austrian maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Rudolf Souval' as based in the town of Wien (Vienna) and that comes as recently found. The neat cross comes in an overall very nice- (albeit IMO minimally used ie. worn-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The magnetic cross has a very nice (and bright) age-patina and truly retains great pronounced detail: the black-coloured (and somewhat satin-like) core shows no rust nor real damage whatsoever: the black paint is truly almost fully preserved (it shows just very minimal paintloss within the swastika-area). The piece has, however, lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) but was never cleaned nor polished. The typical (flute-shaped) pin and/or catch (ie. set-up) are naturally fully unaltered and/or of course still functional. Simply a very attractive 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' that was never before in a collection and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker- marked example as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' named: \'Wächtler u. Lange\' and that comes as recently found This is an attractive example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked and/or minimally vaulted- (ie. converse-shaped-) example as was (IMO) produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Wächtler u. Lange' as based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen and that comes as recently found. The neat cross comes in an overall very nice- (albeit IMO minimally used ie. worn-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The magnetic cross has a very nice (and bright) age-patina and truly retains great pronounced detail: the black-coloured (and somewhat satin-like) core shows no rust nor real damage whatsoever: the black paint is truly fully preserved. The piece retains truly most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) and was never cleaned nor polished. The typical (flute-shaped) pin and/or catch (ie. set-up) are naturally fully unaltered and/or of course still functional. Simply a very attractive 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' that was never before in a collection and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker- marked example as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' named: \'Wächtler u. Lange\' and that comes as recently found This is an attractive example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked and/or minimally vaulted- (ie. converse-shaped-) example as was (IMO) produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Wächtler u. Lange' as based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen and that comes as recently found. The neat cross comes in an overall very nice- (albeit IMO minimally used ie. worn-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The magnetic cross has a very nice (and bright) age-patina and truly retains great pronounced detail: the black-coloured (and somewhat satin-like) core shows no rust nor real damage whatsoever: the black paint is truly almost fully preserved (it shows just very minimal paintloss within the swastika-area). The piece has, however, lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) but was never cleaned nor polished. The typical (flute-shaped) pin and/or catch (ie. set-up) are naturally fully unaltered and/or of course still functional. Simply a very attractive 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' that was never before in a collection and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked (and fairly early war-period!) example as was - I deem - produced by the \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Rudolf Souval\' The attractive - albeit surey issued- ie. moderately worn - iron cross is a typical non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-shaped) example that has never been cleaned nor polished. It retains a very attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected for an IC by this maker. This example - which is as stated above a typical non-maker-marked specimen - was - I deem - produced by the desirable Austrian maker: 'Rudolf Souval' as was based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) (ie. 'Hersteller 98') and comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example as more often found - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like' inner-core that is shows some (minimal) paint-damage within the lower arm of the swastika (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or moderately worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and retains a fair bit of its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive, 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'Souval'-company according to its moderately used and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked (and fairly early war-period!) example as was - I deem - produced by the \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange\' The attractive - albeit clearly issued- ie. moderately worn - iron cross is a typical minimally-vaulted- (ie. minimally converse-shaped) example that has never been cleaned nor polished. It retains a very attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected for an IC by this maker. This example - which is as stated above a typical non-maker-marked specimen - was - I deem - produced by the desirable maker: 'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange' as was based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen (ie. 'Hersteller 100') and comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional) flute-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a non-magnetic example as more often found - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like' inner-core that is shows some paint-damage within the swastika-area (as can be seen on the pictures): it has, however, clearly been issued and/or moderately worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and retains a fair bit of its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive, 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by the 'Wächtler & Lange'-company according to its moderately used and/or totally untouched condition!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the maker: \'Klein & Quenzer AG\' and that comes in its original (darker-green-coloured!) etui as issued and stored for decades This is an attractive - and moderately worn- ie. used- but nevertheless fairly rarely encountered! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being an attractive albeit non-maker-marked example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Klein & Quenzer AG' and that comes stored in its original, simulated leather-based- (and darker-green-coloured!) etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has a nice age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black-coloured core shows no damage whatsoever: the (somewhat 'matted') black-painted core is truly almost fully preserved without showing any (paint) damage or alike. The attractive piece retains, moreover, a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (as can be seen on the pictures). The (flute-shaped-) pin and typical catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The scarcely seen (darker-green-coloured!) etui comes also in an overall fine and complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui's-top is in very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the off-white- (ie. yellowish-coloured-) and/or felt-like interior is also present and in place (it does show some age and/or staining as can be seen on the pictures). The cross - which is a non-vaulted example as is more often encountered - is as stated above - a non-maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable maker 'Klein & Quenzer AG' based in the town of Oberstein (ie. 'Hersteller 65'). Simply an attractive - and matching! - IC1-set that was never before in a collection and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-marker-marked example (by the maker: \'B.H. Mayers\' Kunstprägeanstalt\') that comes stored in its original \'LDO\'-marked etui as issued This is an attractive example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) a non-marker-marked example (by the maker: 'B.H. Mayers' Kunstprägeanstalt') and that comes in its original, simulated leather-based- (and 'LDO'-marked!) etui tui as issued and recently found, in overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. slightly worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has a nice (somewhat darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black core shows no rust nor damage whatsoever: the black paint is truly almost fully preserved. The piece has, however, lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten'. The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The etui - which is typical for a by: 'B.H. Mayer'-produced IC - comes also in a very fine and complete condition: the piece is void of a silver-rimmed cross on the etui's top (as more often seen on LDO-type etuis) whereas the off-white- ie. yellowish-coloured- and felt-like interior is also present and in place (it does show some minimal age and/or staining). The etui shows a (golden-toned) 'LDO'-marking in the top of its lid. The cross - which is a non-vaulted example - is as stated a non-maker-marked example that can be attributed to an IC as was produced by the 'Hersteller' (or maker) 'B.H. Mayers' Kunstprägeanstalt' based in the town of Pforzheim (various details corroborate this). Simply an attractive 'LDO' IC1-set that was never before in a collection and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-marker-marked example as was produced by the maker: \'B.H. Mayers\' Kunstprägeanstalt\' and that comes as recently found This is an attractive example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-marker-marked example as was (IMO) produced by the maker: 'B.H. Mayers' Kunstprägeanstalt' and that comes as recently found. The neat cross comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. slightly worn-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The magnetic cross has a nice (somewhat darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black core shows no rust nor real damage whatsoever: the black paint is truly almost fully preserved (just some paintloss is visible on the swastika-area). The piece has, however, lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten'. The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross - which is a non-vaulted example - is as stated a non-maker-marked example that can be attributed as being a cross that was produced by the 'Hersteller' (or maker) 'B.H. Mayers' Kunstprägeanstalt' based in the town of Pforzheim (various details corroborate this). Simply an attractive 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' that was never before in a collection and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-marker-marked example as was produced by the maker: \'B.H. Mayers\' Kunstprägeanstalt\' and that comes as recently found This is an attractive example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-marker-marked- albeit slightly vaulted- (ie. converse-shaped-) example as was (IMO) produced by the maker: 'B.H. Mayers' Kunstprägeanstalt' and that comes as recently found. The neat cross comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. slightly worn-), condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The magnetic cross has a nice (somewhat darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black core shows no rust nor real damage whatsoever: the black paint is truly almost fully preserved (it shows no paintloss whatsoever). The piece has, however, lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten'. The (straight-shaped) pin and/or catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The cross - which is a minimally vaulted example - is as stated a non-maker-marked example that can be attributed as being a cross that was produced by the 'Hersteller' (or maker) 'B.H. Mayers' Kunstprägeanstalt' based in the town of Pforzheim (various details corroborate this). Simply an attractive 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' that was never before in a collection and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-marker-marked example by the maker: \'B.H. Mayers\' Kunstprägeanstalt\' and that comes in its original etui as issued This is a very attractive - albeit moderately worn- ie. used- example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a neat non-marker-marked example as was (IMO) produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'B.H. Mayers' Kunstprägeanstalt' and that comes in its original, simulated leather-based etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. slightly worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has a nice (somewhat darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black core shows no rust nor damage whatsoever: the black paint is truly almost fully preserved. The piece retains, moreover, a vast part of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten'. The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The etui - which is typical for a by 'B.H. Mayer' produced IC 1st class - comes also in a very fine and complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui's top is in very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the off-white- ie. yellowish-coloured- and felt-like interior is also present and in place (it does show some minimal age and/or staining). The cross - which is a non-vaulted example as more often - is as stated above a non-maker-marked example. Simply an attractive IC1-set that was never before in a collection and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a non-marker-marked example by the maker: \'B.H. Mayers\' Kunstprägeanstalt\' and that comes stored in its original etui as issued This is an attractive - albeit just moderately worn- ie. used - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a (typical) non-marker-marked example that was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'B.H. Mayers\' Kunstprägeanstalt\' and that comes stored in its original, simulated leather-based etui as issued and/or recently found and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. slightly worn-), condition. The magnetic cross has a nice (somewhat darkened) age-patina and retains truly great detail: the black core shows no rust nor damage whatsoever: the black paint is truly almost fully preserved. The piece retains, moreover, a vast part of its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\'. The (flute-shaped) pin and catch (ie. set-up) are naturally unaltered and/or fully functional. The etui - which is typical for a by \'B.H. Mayer\' produced IC 1st class - comes also in a very fine and complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui\'s top is in very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the off-white- ie. yellowish-coloured- and felt-like interior is also present and in place (it does show some minimal age and/or staining). The cross - which is a non-vaulted example as more often - is as stated above a non-maker-marked example. Simply an attractive IC1-set that was never before in a collection and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a typical non-maker-marked (and magnetic) example as was produced by the (desirable!) \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Wilhelm Deumer\' The attractive cross - which is a typical non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-) shaped and - I deem - quite early-war-period example - has never been cleaned nor polished and retains an attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected. This example - which is an evident albeit non-maker-marked specimen as was produced by the desirable maker: 'Wilhelm Deumer' based in the town of Lüdenscheid - comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional-) straight-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example as more often - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- (ie. somewhat 'shiny') inner-core that retains most of its period black colour: just the swastika- and year-designation show some (period) paintloss (as can be seen on the pictures). It has, however, clearly been issued and/or worn and is just a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and has lost most of its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive - and I deem early-period! - 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by 'Wilhelm Deumer' according to its attractive and truly untouched condition!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a typical non-maker-marked example as was produced by the (desirable!) \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Wilhelm Deumer\' The attractive cross - which is a typical non-vaulted- (ie. non-converse-) shaped and - I deem - quite early-war-period example - has never been cleaned nor polished and retains an attractive age-patina and/or nice, pronounced detail as to be expected. This example - which is an evident albeit non-maker-marked specimen as was produced by the desirable maker: 'Wilhelm Deumer' based in the town of Lüdenscheid - comes naturally firmly mounted onto its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional-) straight-shaped pin and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross - which is a magnetic example as more often - shows a neatly 'blackened'- and/or fairly 'satin-like'- (ie. somewhat 'shiny') inner-core that retains most of its period black colour. It has, however, clearly been issued and/or worn and is just a bit stained and/or dirty (it was never cleaned though and retains a fair bit of its 'off-factory'-applied polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). I deem that I have priced this attractive - and I deem early-period! - 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' by 'Wilhelm Deumer' according to its attractive and truly untouched condition!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class), as executed in the scarcely seen so-called: \'screw-back-version\', being an \'L/16\'- (= \'S&L\'-) marked example that comes stored in its typical etui This is a truly attractive example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) as was executed in the scarcely observed, so-called: 'screw-back-version', being an 'L/16'- (= 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-) marked example, that comes stored in its typical etui, and that comes in an overall nice (IMO issued- and/or worn- ie. used-), condition. The cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as to be expected - has IMO never been cleaned and retains a somewhat blackened- (ie. tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is an evident specimen as produced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid - comes on its functional 'screw-back'- (ie. 'an der Schraube'-) set-up. The small 'pin' (present to additionally and/or firmly attach the cross to a tunic) is naturally also present and in place (see pictures). This piece - which shows a 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner core that hardly shows wear - has all the specific specifications of a by: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-produced screw-back-IC (the makers'-code 'L/16' is stamped in lower-section on the back as to be expected). It is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: a fair bit of its polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') have been nicely preserved (see pictures). The piece originates from a private household in Germany and came stored in its typical etui that is in an equally nicely preserved condition. It has a fully preserved, black-coloured and/or velvet-based interior-section and shows an (incomplete) vendor-sticker glued on its back (see pictures). Simply a truly attractive and fairly unusually encountered IC-first-class-set that was recently uncovered at a private houshold and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive IC first-class-set accordingly!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class), as executed in the scarcely seen so-called: \'screw-back-version\', being an \'L/54\'- (= \'S&H\'-) marked example that comes stored in its typical etui This is a truly attractive example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) as was executed in the scarcely observed, so-called: 'screw-back-version', being an 'L/54'- (= 'Schauerte u. Höhfeld'-) marked example, that comes stored in its typical etui and that comes in an overall nice (IMO issued- and/or moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The cross - which is a somewhat vaulted ie. converse-shaped example as to be expected - has IMO never been cleaned and retains a somewhat blackened- (ie. tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is an evident specimen as produced by the: 'Schauerte u. Höhfeld'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid - comes on its functional 'screw-back'- (ie. 'an der Schraube'-) set-up. The small-sized 'pin' (present to additionally and/or firmly attach the cross to a tunic) is naturally also present and in place (see pictures). This piece - which shows a 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner core that hardly shows wear - has all the specific specifications of a by: 'Schauerte u. Höhfeld'-produced screw-back-IC (the makers'-code 'L/54' is stamped in lower-section on the back as to be expected). It is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: a fair bit of its polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') have been nicely preserved (see pictures). The piece originates from a private household in Germany and came stored in its typical etui that is in an equally nicely preserved condition. It has a fully preserved, black-coloured and/or velvet-based interior-section and shows the printed LDO-logo in its lid (see pictures). Simply a truly attractive and actually fairly unusually encountered IC-first-class-set that was recently uncovered at a private houshold and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive IC first-class-set by 'Schauerte u. Höhfeld' accordingly!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class), as was executed in the scarcely seen so-called: \'screw-back-version\', being a non-maker marked example as was (IMO) produced by the company: \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann\' This is an attractive example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class), as was executed in the (actually scarcely seen!) so-called: 'screw-back-version', being a non-maker marked example as was (IMO) produced by the company: 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann' in Frankfurt am Main and that comes in a wonderful (albeit moderately used- and/or with certainty worn-), condition. The cross - which is non-vaulted- ie. non-converse-shaped as more often - has IMO never been cleaned and retains a very nice, somewhat blackened- (ie. tarnished) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example comes on its functional 'screw-back'- (ie. 'an der Schraube'-) set-up. The small 'pin' (present to additionally and/or firmly attach the cross to a tunic) is naturally also present and in place (see pictures). This piece shows a fully preserved 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core without showing any (real) damages or defaults. It is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina. Simply a truly attractive - and fairly unusually encountered! - IC-first-class that was recently uncovered at a private houshold and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive IC first-class accordingly!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'6.\'-) marked example, as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Fritz Zimmermann\' and that comes stored within its specific etui as issued The attractive cross - which is a typical non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example - has IMO never been cleaned and retains a very attractive (minimally blackish-coloured-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail: I deem that it was with certainty issued and/or minimally worn. This example - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company based in the town of Stuttgart - comes naturally mounted on its original- and/or unaltered- (and naturally fully functional-) pin-/catch set-up. The cross shows a neatly 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core that shows some minimal wear and/or staining but that is totally void of any damage whatsoever (It has a fully preserved black-coloured core). The IC has all the specific specifications of a by the: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company-produced example: it is as stated above neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: '6.' (to be found on the top of the back of the pin - see pictures). The award is just a tiny bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina and still retains a fair bit of its polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The cross comes in its equally nicely preserved, black-coloured- and/or simulated leather-based etui as issued and/or stored for decades. The etui - which is non-marked as more often and shows a fully preserved silver-coloured IC-sign on its top - comes in an equally very nice ie. minimally used condition: the black-coloured and/or (spraid-) velvet-based interior shows some minimal staining ie. wear as more often seen and shows an imprint of the cross on its top. Simply a very attractive and totally unmessed-with-, boxed example of a by the: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company produced EKI that is IMO priced according to its attractive condition!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker) \'Klein u. Quenzer\' The attractive cross - which is a typical non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example - has IMO never been cleaned and retains an attractive age-patina and/or nice pronounced detail. This example - which is an evident- and '65'-marked specimen as was produced by the maker: 'Klein u. Quenzer A.G.' based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a.d N. - comes naturally firmly mounted on its original- (and naturally unaltered and/or fully functional-) flute-shaped pin- and/or typical catch (-set-up). The cross shows a neatly 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- (ie. somewhat 'matted') inner-core that simply shows no paint-loss whatsoever: it has, however, clearly been worn and is still a bit stained and/or dirty (it was IMO never cleaned though). The award is just a bit tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: I deem that I have priced this attractive 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' accordingly!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L/11.\'-) marked example, as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Wilh. Deumer\' and that comes stored within its specific etui as issued The attractive cross - which is a typical non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example - has IMO never been cleaned and retains a very attractive (minimally blackish-coloured-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail: I deem that it was with certainty issued and/or minimally worn. This example - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid - comes naturally mounted on its original- and/or unaltered- (and naturally fully functional-) pin-/catch set-up. The cross shows a neatly 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core that shows some minimal wear and/or staining but that is totally void of any damage whatsoever (It has a fully preserved black-coloured core). The IC has all the specific specifications of a by the: 'Wilh. Deumer'-company-produced example: it is as stated above neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'L/11.' (to be found under the catch as always). The award is just a tiny bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina and still retains some of its polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The cross comes in its equally nicely preserved, black-coloured- and/or simulated leather-based etui as issued and/or stored for decades. The etui - which is also: 'Wilhelm Deumer K.G.'-maker-marked as more often and shows a fully preserved silver-coloured IC-sign on its top - comes in an equally very nice ie. minimally used condition: the beige-white-coloured and/or (spraid-) velvet-based interior shows some minimal staining ie. wear as more often seen and shows an imprint of the cross on its top. Moreover, does the etui shows a period-attached price- ie. inventory-sticker on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and totally unmessed-with-, boxed example of a by the: 'Wilh. Deumer'-company produced EKI that is IMO priced according to its attractive condition!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class), being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L/11\'-) marked example, as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Wilh. Deumer\' and that comes stored within its specific etui as issued The attractive cross - which is a typical non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example - has IMO never been cleaned and retains a very attractive (somewhat yellowish-coloured-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail: I deem that it was with certainty issued and/or moderately worn. This example - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid - comes naturally mounted on its original- and/or unaltered- (and naturally fully functional-) pin-/catch set-up. The cross shows a neatly 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core that shows moderate wear and/or staining but that is totally void of any damage whatsoever. The IC has all the specific specifications of a by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company-produced example: it is as stated above neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'L/11' (to be found under the catch - see pictures). The award is just a tiny bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina and still retains almost all of its polished sides (ie. 'Hochpolierte Kanten'). The cross comes in its equally nicely preserved, black-coloured and/or simulated leather-based- and/or somewhat 'simplified' etui as issued and/or stored for decades. The etui - which is non-marked as more often and shows a fully preserved silver-coloured IC-sign on its top - comes in an equally very nice ie. minimally used condition: the black-coloured and/or (spraid-) velvet-based interior shows some minimal staining ie. wear as more often seen and shows the clear imprint of the cross on its top. Simply a very attractive and totally unmessed-with-, boxed example of a by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company produced EKI that is IMO priced according to its attractive condition!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class), being an example as executed in the scarcely seen so-called: \'screw-back-version\', being an \'L/16\'- (= \'S&L\'-) marked example This is a truly attractive example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) as was executed in the scarcely observed, so-called: 'screw-back-version', being an 'L/16'- (= 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice (IMO issued- and/or worn- ie. used-), condition. The cross - which is a non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example as to be expected - has IMO never been cleaned and retains a somewhat blackened- (ie. tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is an evident specimen as produced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid - comes mounted on its functional 'screw-back'- (ie. 'an der Schraube'-) set-up. The small 'pin' (present to additionally and/or firmly attach the cross to a tunic) is naturally also present and in place (see pictures). This piece - which shows a 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core that hardly shows wear - has all the specific specifications of a by: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-produced screw-back-IC (the makers'-code 'L/16' is stamped in lower-section on the back as to be expected). It is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: a fair bit of its nicely 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') have been nicely preserved (see pictures). The piece originates from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. I deem that I have priced this attractive IC first-class accordingly!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' as executed in the scarcely seen so-called: \'screw-back-version\' (being an \'L/58\'-marked example as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company) that comes in its specific \'LDO\'-etui This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- and - I deem - truly worn - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) as was executed in the scarcely observed, so-called: 'screw-back-version' being an 'L/58'-marked example as was produced by the Austrian-based: 'Rudolf Souval'-company and that comes stored in its specific 'LDO'-etui as issued and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The cross - which is a minimally vaulted (ie. somewhat converse-shaped) example as more often - has presumably never been cleaned and retains a minimally blackened- (ie. tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the: 'Rudolf Souval'-company based in the town of Wien (Vienna) - comes on its neat and (of course functional) 'screw-back'- (ie. 'an der Schraube'-) set-up. The small 'pin' (present to additionally and/or firmly attach the cross to a tunic) is naturally also present and in place (as can be seen on the pictures). This piece - which shows a 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner core that shows moderate wear ie. minimal paint-loss (such as in the swastika-area - has all the specific specifications of a by: 'R.S.'-produced screw-back-IC (the makers'-code 'L/58' is stamped on the back of the dish as to be expected). The cross is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: a fair bit of its polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') have been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen came stored in its specific 'LDO'-etui as issued and stored for decades. This etui comes in an equally nicely preserved condition and shows a black-coloured- and velvet-like inlay. The piece only shows an 'LDO'-designation in the top lid but is void of any markings on the outside (as is more often the case). This neat IC-set originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and truly worn! - IC first-class accordingly!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' as executed in the scarcely seen so-called: \'screw-back-version\' (being an \'L/58\'-marked example as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company) that comes in its specific \'LDO\'-etui This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- and - I deem - truly worn - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) as was executed in the scarcely observed, so-called: 'screw-back-version' being an 'L/58'-marked example as was produced by the Austrian-based: 'Rudolf Souval'-company and that comes stored in its specific 'LDO'-etui as issued and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The cross - which is a minimally vaulted (ie. somewhat converse-shaped) example as more often - has presumably never been cleaned and retains a minimally blackened- (ie. tarnished-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the: 'Rudolf Souval'-company based in the town of Wien (Vienna) - comes on its neat and (of course functional) 'screw-back'- (ie. 'an der Schraube'-) set-up. The small 'pin' (present to additionally and/or firmly attach the cross to a tunic) is naturally also present and in place (as can be seen on the pictures). This piece - which shows a 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner core that shows moderate wear ie. minimal paint-loss (such as in the swastika-area - has all the specific specifications of a by: 'R.S.'-produced screw-back-IC (the makers'-code 'L/58' is stamped on the back of the dish as to be expected). The cross is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina: a fair bit of its polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') have been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this specimen came stored in its specific 'LDO'-etui as issued and stored for decades. This etui comes in an equally nicely preserved condition and shows a black-coloured- and velvet-like (ie. smooth-linnen-based) inlay. The piece only shows a golden-toned 'LDO'-designation in the top lid but is void of any markings on the outside (as is more often the case). This neat IC-set originates from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive - and truly worn! - IC first-class accordingly!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'L/11.\'-) marked example, as was produced by the \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Wilh. Deumer\' and that comes stored within its specific etui (holding 3 extra miniatures!) The attractive cross - which is a typical non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example - has IMO never been cleaned and retains a very attractive (minimally blackish-coloured-) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail: I deem that it was with certainty issued and/or minimally worn. This example - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid - comes naturally mounted on its original- and/or unaltered- (and naturally fully functional-) pin-/catch set-up. The cross shows a neatly 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core that shows some minimal wear and/or staining but that is totally void of any damage whatsoever (It has a fully preserved black-coloured core). The IC has all the specific specifications of a by the: 'Wilh. Deumer'-company-produced example: it is as stated above neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'L/11.' (to be found under the catch as always). The award is just a tiny bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina and still retains some of its polished sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The cross comes in its equally nicely preserved, black-coloured- and/or simulated leather-based etui as issued and/or stored for decades. The etui - which is non-maker-marked as is more often the case shows a fully preserved silver-coloured IC-sign on its top - comes in an equally very nice ie. minimally used condition: the beige-white-coloured and/or (spraid-) velvet-based interior shows some minimal staining ie. wear as more often seen and shows an imprint of the cross on its top. Moreover, did this piece came with three 3 (tiny) miniatures stored in its lid: an IAB in bronze, a black-wound-badge and a dual-miniature showing the 1st and 2nd class of the iron cross (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and totally unmessed-with-, boxed example of a by the: 'Wilh. Deumer'-company produced EKI that comes with '3 extra’s' and that is IMO priced according to its attractive condition!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Kl.\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked example that comes stored in its period \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch as was produced by the: \'Gustav Brehmer\'-company This is an attractive - and fully complete, matching and untouched! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly maker- (ie. '13'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'Gustav Brehmer'-company as based in the town of Markneukirchen in Sachsen and that comes stored in its period, 'Zellstoff'-based pouch and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- albeit never used- nor even mounted-), condition. The piece on offer here has never been cleaned and shows a very nice (blackened- and truly 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured 'inner-core'-section. The piece - which does show the clearly present makers'-designation '13' stamped into its ring - truly retains most of its polished sides (or: 'hochpolierte Kanten') and does just show some minimal storage-age. It came stored in its accompanying (and matching!), blue-coloured- and 'Zellstoff'-based pouch and came together with its 'virtually mint', full-length- (ie. approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above has the cross great and very fine detail: the pouch (and cross) have just a bit 'tarnished' over the years (the set is just a tiny bit dusty). Simply a neat - and completely matching! - IC-set by the 'Gustav Brehmer'-company that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Kl.\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example that comes stored in its period \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch as was produced by the: \'Klein & Quenzer\'-company This is an attractive - and fully complete and untouched! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly maker- (ie. '65'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'Klein & Quenzer'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that comes stored in its period, 'Zellstoff'-based pouch and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- albeit never used- nor even mounted-), condition. The piece on offer here has never been cleaned and shows a very nice (blackened- and truly 'satin-like'-) patina and shows a fully undamaged, black-coloured 'inner-core'-section. The piece - which does show the clearly present makers'-designation '65' stamped into its ring - has lost its polished sides (or: 'hochpolierte Kanten') and does show some minimal storage-age. It came stored in its accompanying, blue-coloured- and 'Zellstoff'-based pouch and came together with its 'virtually mint', full-length- (ie. approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just a bit 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit dusty). Simply a neat - and complete! - IC-set by the 'Klein & Quenzer'-company that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Kl.\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-maker-marked example that comes stored in its period \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch as was disseminated by the: \'Walter & Henlein\'-company This is an attractive - and fully complete, matching and untouched! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-maker-marked example of the so-called: 'standard-design' and that comes stored in its period, somewhat darker-blue-coloured- and 'Zellstoff'-based pouch (by the company: 'Walter & Henlein' as based in the town of Gablonz a.N. and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly issued- albeit never worn- nor even mounted-), condition. The piece on offer here has never been cleaned and shows a very nice (blackened- and truly 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured 'inner-core'-section. The piece - which is as stated above void of a makers'-designation and that is a typical piece of the so-called: 'standard-design' - retains just some of its polished sides (or: 'hochpolierte Kanten') and does some obvious tarnished appearance. It came stored in its accompanying (and matching!), blue-coloured- and 'Zellstoff'-based pouch and came together with its full length- and non-confectioned (ie. approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above has the cross great and very fine detail: the pouch (and cross) have just a bit 'tarnished' over the years (the set is just a tiny bit dusty). Simply a neat - and matching! - IC-set as was disseminated by the 'Walter & Henlein'-company that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Kl.\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-maker-marked example that comes stored in its period \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch as was disseminated by the: \'Walter & Henlein\'-company This is an attractive - and fully complete, matching and untouched! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-maker-marked example of the so-called: 'standard-design' and that comes stored in its period, 'Zellstoff'-based pouch (by the company: 'Walter & Henlein' as based in the town of Gablonz a.N. and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly issued- albeit never worn- nor even mounted-), condition. The piece on offer here has never been cleaned and shows a very nice (blackened- and truly 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured 'inner-core'-section. The piece - which is as stated above void of a makers'-designation and that is a typical piece of the so-called: 'standard-design' - retains just some of its polished sides (or: 'hochpolierte Kanten') and does some obvious tarnished appearance. It came stored in its accompanying (and matching!), blue-coloured- and 'Zellstoff'-based pouch and came together with its full length- and non-confectioned (ie. approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above has the cross great and very fine detail: the pouch (and cross) have just a bit 'tarnished' over the years (the set is just a tiny bit dusty). Simply a neat - and matching! - IC-set as was disseminated by the 'Walter & Henlein'-company that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Kl.\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-maker-marked example that comes stored in its period \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch as was disseminated by the: \'Walter & Henlein\'-company This is an attractive - and fully complete, matching and untouched! - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-maker-marked example of the so-called: \'standard-design\' and that comes stored in its period, \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch (by the company: \'Walter & Henlein\' as based in the town of Gablonz a.N. and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly issued- albeit never worn- nor even mounted-), condition. The piece on offer here has never been cleaned and shows a very nice (blackened- and truly \'satin-like\'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured \'inner-core\'-section. The piece - which is as stated above void of a makers\'-designation and that is a typical piece of the so-called: \'standard-design\' - retains just some of its polished sides (or: \'hochpolierte Kanten\') and does some obvious tarnished appearance. It came stored in its accompanying (and matching!), blue-coloured- and \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch and came together with its full length- and non-confectioned (ie. approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschitt\') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above has the cross great and very fine detail: the pouch (and cross) have just a bit \'tarnished\' over the years (the set is just a tiny bit dusty). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the pouch shows a pencilled name of the recipient (which is hard to decypher). Simply a neat - and matching! - IC-set as was disseminated by the \'Walter & Henlein\'-company that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Kl.\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-maker-marked example that comes stored in its period \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch as was produced by the: \'Fritz Zimmermann\'-company This is an attractive - and fully complete, matching and totally untouched! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company as based in the town of Stuttgart and that comes stored in its period, light-blue-coloured- and 'Zellstoff'-based pouch and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- and/or hardly worn-), condition. The piece on offer here has never been cleaned and shows a very nice (blackened- and truly 'satin-like'- ie. matted-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured 'inner-core'-section. The piece - which is void of a makers'-designation but that can presumably be attributed to the 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company ie. 'Hersteller 6') – has lost its polished sides (or: 'hochpolierte Kanten') and does just show some minimal storage-age only. It came stored in its accompanying (and matching!), blue-coloured- and 'Zellstoff'-based pouch (which is complete but used!) and came together with its minimally confectioned (ie. approx. 20 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. The pouch shows a (undecypherable) name of the bearer (as can be noticed on the pictures). As stated above has the cross great and very fine detail: the pouch (and cross) have just a bit 'tarnished' over the years (the set is just a tiny bit dusty). Simply a neat - and completely matching! - IC-set by the 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Kl.\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-maker-marked example that comes stored in its period \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch as was produced by the: \'J.C. Hammer & Söhne\'-company This is an attractive - and fully complete, matching and untouched! - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the: \'J.C. Hammer & Söhne\'-company as based in the town of Geringswalde and that comes stored in its period, \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch and that comes in an overall nice- (and most certainly issued- albeit hardly used- nor worn), condition. The piece on offer here has never been cleaned and shows a very nice (blackened- and truly \'satin-like\'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured \'inner-core\'-section. The piece - which is void of a makers\'-designation but that can most certainly be attributed to the \'J.C. Hammer & Söhne\'-company (ie. \'Hersteller 55\') - has lost its polished sides (or: \'hochpolierte Kanten\') and does some obvious tarnished appearance. It came stored in its accompanying (and matching!), blue-coloured- and \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch and came together with its shortened- and confectioned (ie. approx. 14 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschitt\') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above has the cross great and very fine detail: the pouch (and cross) have just a bit \'tarnished\' over the years (the set is just a tiny bit dusty). Simply a neat - and completely matching! - IC-set by the \'J.C. Hammer & Söhne\'-company that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Kl.\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-maker-marked example that comes stored in its period \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch as was produced by the: \'Jakob Bengel\'-company This is an attractive - and fully complete, matching and totally untouched! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the: 'Jakob Bengel'-company as based in the town of Oberstein and that comes stored in its period, light-blue-coloured- and 'Zellstoff'-based pouch and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- albeit never worn- nor even mounted-), condition. The piece on offer here has never been cleaned and shows a very nice (blackened- and truly 'satin-like'- ie. matted-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured 'inner-core'-section. The piece - which is void of a makers'-designation but that can presumably be attributed to the 'Jakob Bengel'-company ie. 'Hersteller 44') -truly retains most of its polished sides (or: 'hochpolierte Kanten') and does just show some minimal storage-age only. It came stored in its accompanying (and matching!), blue-coloured- and 'Zellstoff'-based pouch (and came still wrapped in it piece of thin-shaped 'wrapping-paper') and came together with its minimally confectioned (ie. approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above has the cross great and very fine detail: the pouch (and cross) have just a bit 'tarnished' over the years (the set is just a tiny bit dusty). Simply a neat - and completely matching! - IC-set by the 'Jakob Bengel'-company that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Kl.\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-maker-marked example that comes stored in its period \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch as was produced by the: \'Klein & Quenzer\'-company This is an attractive - and fully complete, matching and untouched! - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the: \'Klein & Quenzer\'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that comes stored in its period, \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- albeit never used- nor even mounted-), condition. The piece on offer here has never been cleaned and shows a very nice (blackened- and truly \'satin-like\'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured \'inner-core\'-section. The piece - which is void of a makers\'-designation but that can most certainly be attributed to the \'Klein & Quenzer\'-company ie. \'Hersteller 65\') - retains only some of its polished sides (or: \'hochpolierte Kanten\') and does just show some minimal storage-age only. It came stored in its accompanying (and matching!), blue-coloured- and \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch and came together with its \'virtually mint\', full-length- (ie. approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschitt\') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above has the cross great and very fine detail: the pouch (and cross) have just a bit \'tarnished\' over the years (the set is just a tiny bit dusty). Simply a neat - and completely matching! - IC-set by the \'Klein & Quenzer\'-company that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Kl.\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-maker-marked example that comes stored in its period \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch as was produced by the: \'Klein & Quenzer\'-company This is an attractive - and fully complete, matching and untouched! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the: 'Klein & Quenzer'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that comes stored in its period, light-blue-coloured- and 'Zellstoff'-based pouch and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The piece on offer here has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and truly 'satin-like'- ie. matted-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured 'inner-core'-section. The piece - which is void of a makers'-designation but that can most certainly be attributed to the 'Klein & Quenzer'-company ie. 'Hersteller 65') - retains only some of its polished sides (or: 'hochpolierte Kanten') and does just show some minimal storage-age only. It came stored in its accompanying (and matching!), blue-coloured- and 'Zellstoff'-based pouch and came together with its minimally confectioned (ie. approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above has the cross great and very fine detail: the pouch (and cross) have just a bit 'tarnished' over the years (the set is just a tiny bit dusty). Simply a neat - and completely matching! - IC-set by the 'Rudolf Souval'-company that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Kl.\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-maker-marked example that comes stored in its period \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company This is an attractive - and fully complete, matching and untouched! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the: 'Rudolf Souval'-company as based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) and that comes stored in its period, 'Zellstoff'-based pouch and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued- albeit never used- nor even mounted-), condition. The piece on offer here has never been cleaned and shows a very nice (blackened- and truly 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured 'inner-core'-section. The piece - which is void of a makers'-designation but that can most certainly be attributed to the 'Rudolf Souval'-company ie. 'Hersteller 58') - retains only some of its polished sides (or: 'hochpolierte Kanten') and does just show some minimal storage-age only. It came stored in its accompanying (and matching!), blue-coloured- and 'Zellstoff'-based pouch and came together with its 'virtually mint', full-length- (ie. approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above has the cross great and very fine detail: the pouch (and cross) have just a bit 'tarnished' over the years (the set is just a tiny bit dusty). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the pouch shows a pencilled name of the recipient (which is hard to decypher). Simply a neat - and completely matching! - IC-set by the 'Rudolf Souval'-company that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 2nd class) being a non-maker-marked example as was (I deem) produced by the maker: \'Fritz Zimmermann\' and that comes together with its ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued The neat piece - which was I deem surely issued but that was never worn nor mounted - together with its (minimally shortened - ie. approximately 15 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and found. The cross - which is void of any makers'-designation - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted-style'-) core that simply shows no wear nor age and that is totally void of any damage (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross which is - I deem - a typical piece that was produced by the maker: 'Fritz Zimmermann' as based in the town of Pforzheim (ie. 'Hersteller: 6') - has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive 'EK II. Klasse': I deem that I did price this with certainty desirable piece accordingly!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\' (or: iron cross 2nd class) being a non-maker-marked specimen as was executed in the so-called: \'broad-rim\'- (variant-) pattern The attractive award comes together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'): I deem that the piece was never mounted nor worn. The cross - which is void of any makers'-signification as is more often encountered - has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice and attractive age-patina: regrettably, have all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) faded-away as can be seen on the pictures. The cross shows a fully preserved, black-finished- (ie. fairly 'matted'- or satin-like-) core: no real damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail. The differences between a 'broad-rim'-pattern cross and a regular type can easily be spotted when compared next to a regular format IC. The cross is magnetic as to be expected. It should be noted that these 'broad-rim'-pattern ICs are not that easily encountered. Simply an attractive example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\' (or: iron cross 2nd class) being a \'variant\'- and/or non-maker-marked specimen as was executed in the so-called: \'runder Drei\'- (ie. rounded-three-) pattern The attractive - and with certainty desirable and not that often encountered! - award comes together with its folded and/or confectioned (and approx. 18 cms. long-sized- and pinkish-red-coloured-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'): I deem that the piece was clearly once mounted and or worn as such. The neat cross - which is void of any makers'-signification as is more often encountered - has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice and attractive somewhat 'darkened' age-patina (the piece has, however, lost all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross shows a fully preserved, black-finished- (ie. fairly 'shiny'- or satin-like-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail. The differences between a 'runder Drei'- (ie. rounded-three-) pattern and a regular type IC can easily be spotted when compared next to a regular format IC: the '3'-numeral in both year-designations '1939' and/or '1813' is clearly 'rounded' in style and execution (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross is magnetic as to be expected and came as stated mounted on a (non-faded!) and pinkish-red-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as found and stored for decades. It should be noted that these 'runder Drei'- (ie. rounded-three-) pattern ICs can easily be graded 'truly scarce'. Simply a great example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\' (or: iron cross 2nd class) being a \'variant\'- and/or non-maker-marked specimen as was executed in the so-called: \'runder Drei\'- (ie. rounded-three-) pattern The attractive - and with certainty desirable and not that often encountered! - award comes together with its folded and/or confectioned (and approx. 18 cms. long-sized- and pinkish-red-coloured-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'): I deem that the piece was clearly once mounted and or worn as such. The neat cross - which is void of any makers'-signification as is more often encountered - has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice and attractive somewhat 'darkened' age-patina (the piece has, however, lost all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross shows a fully preserved, black-finished- (ie. fairly 'shiny'- or satin-like-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail. The differences between a 'runder Drei'- (ie. rounded-three-) pattern and a regular type IC can easily be spotted when compared next to a regular format IC: the '3'-numeral in both year-designations '1939' and/or '1813' is clearly 'rounded' in style and execution (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross is magnetic as to be expected and came as stated mounted on a (non-faded!) and pinkish-red-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as found and stored for decades. It should be noted that these 'runder Drei'- (ie. rounded-three-) pattern ICs can easily be graded 'truly scarce'. Simply a great example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\' (or: iron cross 2nd class) being an early-period- and/or non-maker-marked specimen as was executed in the so-called: \'Schinkel\'-pattern The truly attractive - and with certainty early-war-period - cross comes together with its its folded and/or confectioned (and approx. 18 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and was clearly issued (ie. worn and/or used). The cross - which is void of any makers'-signification as is more often encountered - has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice and attractive (somewhat tarnished) 'age-patina': it has, however, lost most of its (surely once-present) so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross shows a fully preserved, black-finished- (ie. fairly 'shiny'- or satin-like-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail. The differences between a 'Schinkel'-form cross - which is in fact a smaller variant as mounted in a WWI-period IC-rim - and a regular type can easily be spotted when compared next to a regular format IC. The cross is magnetic as to be expected and was presumably produced by the 'Paul Meybauer'-company. It should be noted that these early-type 'Schinkel'-ICs can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\' (or: iron cross 2nd class) being an early-period- and/or non-maker-marked specimen as was executed in the so-called: \'Schinkel\'-pattern The attractive - and with certainty early-period! - award comes together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'): I deem that the piece was never mounted nor worn. The cross - which is void of any makers'-signification as is more often encountered - has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice and attractive age-patina (the piece retains, moreover, a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross shows a fully preserved, black-finished- (ie. fairly 'shiny'- or satin-like-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail. The differences between a 'Schinkel'-form cross - which is in fact a smaller variant as mounted in a WWI-period IC-rim - and a regular type can easily be spotted when compared next to a regular format IC. The cross is magnetic as to be expected and was presumably produced by the 'Paul Meybauer'-company. It should be noted that these early-type 'Schinkel'-ICs can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a great example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\' (or: iron cross 2nd class) being an early-period- and/or non-maker-marked specimen as was executed in the so-called: \'Schinkel\'-pattern The attractive - and with certainty early-period! - award comes together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'): I deem that the piece was never mounted nor worn. The cross - which is void of any makers'-signification as is more often encountered - has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice and attractive age-patina (the piece retains, moreover, a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) which are only present on its front (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross shows a fully preserved, black-finished- (ie. fairly 'shiny'- or satin-like-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail. The differences between a 'Schinkel'-form cross - which is in fact a smaller variant as mounted in a WWI-period IC-rim - and a regular type can easily be spotted when compared next to a regular format IC. The cross is magnetic as to be expected and was presumably produced by the 'Paul Meybauer'-company. It should be noted that these early-type 'Schinkel'-ICs can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a great example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse\' (or: iron cross 2nd class) being an early-period- and/or non-maker-marked specimen as was executed in the so-called: \'Schinkel\'-pattern by the: \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company The attractive - and with certainty early-period! - award comes together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'): I deem that the piece was never mounted nor worn. The cross - which is void of any makers'-signification as is more often encountered - has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has a nice and attractive age-patina (the piece retains, moreover, a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) as can be seen on the pictures. The cross shows a fully preserved, black-finished- (ie. fairly 'shiny'- or satin-like-) core: no damage whatsoever is visible on the black core: just some dirt- ie. dust is visible and/or present. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail. The differences between a 'Schinkel'-form cross - which is in fact a smaller variant as mounted in a WWI-period IC-rim - and a regular type can easily be spotted when compared next to a regular format IC. The cross is magnetic as to be expected and was presumably produced by the 'Wilhem Deumer'-company. It should be noted that these early-type 'Schinkel'-ICs can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a great example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (being a nicely preserved example as was I deem produced by the maker: \'Anton Schenkl\'s Nachfolger\' and that comes with its never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted - came together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is void of a makers'-designation - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or truly attractive age-patina: it retains most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece (as well as the accompanying ribbon) is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The nicely preserved cross - which can - I deem - be attributed to the Austrian maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Anton Schenkl's Nachfolger' as was based in the town of Vienna (Wien) ie. 'Hersteller 27' - was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive 'EK II. Klasse' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved and clearly maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Klein & Quenzer AG\'-company This is a nice - fully untouched and still nicely preserved! - example of an: \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Klein & Quenzer AG\'-company based in the town of Oberstein (ie. \'Hersteller 65\') and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat \'matted\'-) patina and shows a virtually undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued and/or moderately worn: it shows some regular age, wear and/or staining and shows some truly minimal paint-loss on its front). The attractive piece came together with its folded and/or confectioned (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just a tiny bit \'tarnished\' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit stained ie. dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' that was produced by the by the: \'Klein & Quenzer\'-company and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a nicely preserved and maker- (ie. \'55\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'J.E. Hammer & Söhne\'-company and that comes stored in its pouch as issued This is a fully untouched and truly nicely preserved example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. Iron Cross 2nd Class) being a clearly marker- (ie. '55'-) marked example as was produced by the: 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne'-company based in the town of Geringswalde (ie. 'Hersteller 55') and that comes stored in its (period, 'Zellstoff'-based) pouch as issued and that comes in an overall nice- (and surely issued- albeit never mounted nor worn-), condition. The piece has never been cleaned and shows a nice (blackened- and somewhat 'satin-like'-) patina and shows an undamaged, black-coloured inner-core-section (I deem that it was issued but never worn: it shows some regular storage-age only). The attractive piece came together with its folded and non-confectioned (ie. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. As stated above, has the cross great and very fine detail: it is just 'tarnished' over the years and has never been cleaned (it is just a tiny bit rust-stained ie. dusty). Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse'-set that was produced by the by the: 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne'-company!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked example that comes together with its mint- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange\' The truly very attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted - came together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation '100' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a superb and/or attractive age-patina: it truly retains almost all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally darkened- (ie. hardly 'blackened'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was with certainly produced by the desirable maker: 'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange' as based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen (ie. 'Hersteller 100'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a superb, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange\' The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted - came together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation that reads: '100' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or truly attractive age-patina: it also retains (almost) all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'-) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece (as well as the accompanying ribbon) is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange' as was based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted - came together with its folded and/or never confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation '100' stamped into its ring as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or truly attractive age-patina: it also retains most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'-) core: it is almost void of paint-loss but does show some minimal chipped-areas within the swastika-area but has nevertheless been truly nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece (as well as the accompanying ribbon) is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange' as based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen (ie. 'Hersteller 100'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive 'EK II. Klasse' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'100\'-) marked example that comes together with its original- and once-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Wächtler & Lange\' The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - came together with its folded and/or minimally-confectioned (and approx. 20 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as found. The cross - which shows a clearly stamped makers\'-designation \'100\' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a superb and/or attractive age-patina: it truly retains most of its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally darkened- (ie. hardly stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the desirable maker: \'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange\' as based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen (ie. \'Hersteller 100\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a superb, clearly maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'113\'-) marked example that comes together with its mint- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Hermann Aurich\' The truly very attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted - came together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation '113' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a superb and/or attractive age-patina: it truly retains almost all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally darkened- (ie. hardly 'blackened'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was with certainly produced by the desirable maker: 'Hermann Aurich' as based in the town of Dresden (ie. 'Hersteller 113'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a superb, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'11\'-) marked example that comes together with its original- and minimally confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') by the Austrian maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Grossmann & Co.\' The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued and I deem minimally worn - came together with its nicely folded and/or confectioned (and approx. 18 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation stamped into its ring that reads: '11' - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or truly attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'-) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece (as well as the accompanying ribbon) is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the (desirable!) Austrian maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Grossmann & Co.' as was based in the town of Vienna (Wien): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked example that comes together with its minimally confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and ribbon-bar as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Gustav Brehmer\' The truly very attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was hardly ie. possibly never worn - came together with its folded and/or minimally-confectioned (and approx. 18 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and accompayning single-pieced ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld- o. Bandspange\') as recenty found. The cross - which shows a clear makers\'-designation \'13\' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a superb and/or attractive age-patina: it truly retains (almost) all of its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally darkened- (ie. hardly \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was with certainly produced by the desirable maker: \'Gustav Brehmer\' as based in the town of Markneukirchen in Sachsen (ie. \'Hersteller 13\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a superb, maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\'(set) that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked example that comes together with its mint- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Gustav Brehmer\' The truly very attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted - came together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation '13' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a superb and/or attractive age-patina: it truly retains almost all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally darkened- (ie. hardly 'blackened'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was with certainly produced by the desirable maker: 'Gustav Brehmer' as based in the town of Markneukirchen in Sachsen (ie. 'Hersteller 13'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a superb, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Gustav Brehmer\' The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted - came together with its nicely folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation stamped into its ring that reads: '13' - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or truly attractive age-patina: it also retains a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'-) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece (as well as the accompanying ribbon) is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen (ie. being a so-caled: 'plateau-swastika'-variant) that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Gustav Brehmer' as was based in the town of Markneukirchen in Sachsen: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'13\'-) marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Gustav Brehmer\' The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted! - came together with its folded and/or never confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation '13' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or truly attractive age-patina: it also retains (almost) all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and is truly void of any darkened tarnish or alike: the cross is simply very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'-) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker: 'Gustav Brehmer' as based in the town of Marneukirchen in Sachsen (ie. 'Hersteller 13'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a superb, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'24\'-) marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'AG der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller\' The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted - came together with its nicely folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation stamped into its ring that reads: '24' - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or truly attractive age-patina: it also retains a fair bit of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'-) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece (as well as the accompanying ribbon) is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller' as was based in the town of Hanau am Main: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'24\'-) marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'AG der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller\' The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted - came together with its nicely folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation stamped into its ring that reads: '24' - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or truly attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'-) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece (as well as the accompanying ribbon) is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller' as was based in the town of Hanau am Main: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'24\'-) marked example that comes with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'AG der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller\' The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted - came together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation that reads: '24' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or truly attractive age-patina: it retains some of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece (as well as the accompanying ribbon) is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was with certainty produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller' as was based in the town of Hanau am Main: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'27\'-) marked example that comes with its original- and once-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Anton Schenkl\'s Nachfolger\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - came together with its folded and minimally-confectioned (and approx. 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which shows a clearly stamped makers\'-designation in its ring as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive age-patina: it shows a (tarnished) silver-toned finish and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident maker- (ie. \'27\'-) marked specimen that was with certainty produced by the desirable Austrian-based maker: \'Anton Schenkl\'s Nachfolger\' as was based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) (ie. \'Hersteller 27\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive, clearly maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Steinhauer & Lück\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - came together with its folded but non-confectioned and \'minty\' (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which shows a clearly stamped makers\'-designation in its ring as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive age-patina: it shows a tarnished silver-toned finish and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked specimen that was with certainty produced by the desirable maker: \'Steinhauer & Lück\' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid (ie. \'Hersteller 4\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive, clearly maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Klein & Quenzer\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted! - came together with its folded and/or never confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows the clear makers'-designation 65' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and attractive age-patina: it has lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and does show some darkened tarnish as more often: the cross is, nevertheless, still nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'-) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker: 'Klein & Quenzer AG' as based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a.d. N. (ie. 'Hersteller 65'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a superb, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Klein & Quenzer\' The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted - came together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation that reads: '65' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or truly attractive age-patina: it retains some of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'-) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece (as well as the accompanying ribbon) is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Klein & Quenzer' as was based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a/d N.: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Klein & Quenzer\' The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted - came together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clear makers'-designation that reads: '65' stamped into its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or truly attractive age-patina: it retains some of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'-) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece (as well as the accompanying ribbon) is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Klein & Quenzer' as was based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a/d N.: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Klein & Quenzer\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - came together with its folded but non-confectioned and \'minty\' (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which shows a clearly stamped makers\'-designation in its ring as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive age-patina: it shows a tarnished silver-toned finish and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked specimen that was with certainty produced by the desirable maker: \'Klein & Quenzer\' as was based in the town of Oberstein (ie. \'Hersteller 65\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive, clearly maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Klein & Quenzer\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - came together with its folded but non-confectioned and \'minty\' (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which shows a clearly stamped makers\'-designation in its ring as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive age-patina: it shows a tarnished silver-toned finish and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is an evident maker- (ie. \'65\'-) marked specimen that was with certainty produced by the desirable maker: \'Klein & Quenzer\' as was based in the town of Oberstein (ie. \'Hersteller 65\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive, clearly maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a nicely preserved example as was - I deem - produced by the maker: \'Steinhauer & Lück\' and that comes with its never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted - came together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is void of a makers'-designation - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or truly attractive age-patina: it has lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece (as well as the accompanying ribbon) is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The nicely preserved cross - which can - I deem - be attributed to the maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Steinhauer & Lück' as was based in the town of Lüdenscheid (ie. 'Hersteller 4') - was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive 'EK II. Klasse' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a nicely preserved maker- (ie. \'27\'-) marked example as was produced by the maker: \'Anton Schenkl\'s Nachfolger\' and that comes with its used- ie. shortened ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - came together with its folded and/or minimally confectioned (and approx. 17 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which shows a clearly stamped makers'-designation '27' in its ring - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or truly attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece (as well as the accompanying ribbon) is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The nicely preserved cross - which can be attributed to the Austrian maker ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Anton Schenkl's Nachfolger' as was based in the town of Vienna (Wien) ie. 'Hersteller 27' - was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked (and I deem early!) example that comes together with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and pouch as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Fritz Zimmermann\' The very attractive - and I deem fairly early-war-period! - iron cross second-class - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted - came together with its folded- and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and came stored in its (regular-sized) darker-blue-coloured- and/or: typical 'Zellstoff'-based pouch as issued and stored for decades. The cross - which is void of any makers'-designation as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it retains some of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a somewhat darkened (ie. bluish) tarnish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a truly nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like) core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker: it shows - I deem - all the characteristics for a by the 'Zimmermann'-company produced IC. The 'Zellstoff'-based pouch comes in a used albeit functional condition but does show some minimal (storage)age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The pouch shows a clearly printed makers'-designation on its back that simply reads: 'Ordenfabrik Fritz Zimmermann - Stuttgart' (as can be seen on the pictures). The set was recently found at a German private-household and was truly never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and - I deem - fairly early-war-period IC-set by the 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company: I deem that I did price this with certainty desirable IC-set, accordingly!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked (and magnetic) example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Deschler & Sohn\' The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued and/or minimally worn - came together with its pre-folded and/or minimally confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is totally void of a makers'-designation as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'-) core: it is totally void of any real damage nor paint-loss and has been nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece (as well as the accompanying ribbon) is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is - I deem - an evident specimen that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Deschler & Sohn' as based in the town of München (ie. 'Hersteller 1'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive, albeit non-maker-marked 'Deschler EK II. Klasse' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked (and magnetic) example that comes together with its original- and once-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Deschler & Sohn\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued and/or minimally worn - came together with its pre-folded and/or minimally confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is totally void of a makers'-designation as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has, however, lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'-) core: it is totally void of any real damage nor paint-loss and has been nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece (as well as the accompanying ribbon) is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is - I deem - an evident specimen that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Deschler & Sohn' as based in the town of München (ie. 'Hersteller 1'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a very attractive, albeit non-maker-marked 'Deschler EK II. Klasse' that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'AG der Hanauer Plakettenhst.\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - came together with its folded but non-confectioned and \'minty\' (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which is totally void of any makers\'-designation as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive age-patina: it shows a tarnished silver-toned finish and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is (I deem) an evident specimen that was almost certainly produced by the desirable maker: \'Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller\' as was based in the town of Hanau am Main (ie. \'Hersteller 24\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'AG der Hanauer Plakettenhst.\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - came together with its folded but non-confectioned and \'minty\' (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which is totally void of any makers\'-designation as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive age-patina: it shows a tarnished silver-toned finish and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is (I deem) an evident specimen that was almost certainly produced by the desirable maker: \'Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Hanauer Plakettenhersteller\' as was based in the town of Hanau am Main (ie. \'Hersteller 24\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'AG für Heeresbedarf...\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - came together with its folded but non-confectioned and \'minty\' (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which is totally void of any makers\'-designation as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive age-patina: it shows a tarnished silver-toned finish and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is (I deem) an evident specimen that was almost certainly produced by the desirable maker: \'Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Heeresbedarf in der Graveur- u. Ziselierung\' as was based in the town of Berlin (ie. \'Hersteller 23\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'AG für Heeresbedarf...\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - came together with its folded but non-confectioned and \'minty\' (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which is totally void of any makers\'-designation as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive age-patina: it shows a tarnished silver-toned finish and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat shiny-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is (I deem) an evident specimen that was almost certainly produced by the desirable maker: \'Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Heeresbedarf in der Graveur- u. Ziselierung\' as was based in the town of Berlin (ie. \'Hersteller 23\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Beck, Hassinger & Co.\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - came together with its folded but non-confectioned and \'minty\' (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which is totally void of any makers\'-designation as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive age-patina: it shows a tarnished silver-toned finish and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is (I deem) an evident specimen that was almost certainly produced by the desirable maker: \'Beck, Hassinger & Co.\' as was based in the town of Strasbourg (ie. \'Hersteller 123\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Fritz Zimmermann\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - came together with its folded but non-confectioned and \'minty\' (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which is totally void of any makers\'-designation as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive age-patina: it shows a tarnished silver-toned finish and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is a non-marked specimen that was (I deem) produced by the desirable maker: \'Fritz Zimmermann\' as was based in the town of Stuttgart (ie. \'Hersteller 6\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Grossmann & Co.\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued and moderately worn - came mounted onto its folded and/or confectioned (and approx. 20cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which is totally void of any makers\'-designation as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it has lost its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) and has a somewhat darkened- (ie. \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is (I deem) an evident specimen that was almost certainly produced by the (Austrian) maker: \'Grossmann & Co.\' as based in the town of Wien (ie. \'Hersteller 11\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' by the desirable maker: \'Grossmann & Co.\' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'J.E. Hammer & Söhne\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - came together with its folded but non-confectioned and \'minty\' (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which is totally void of any makers\'-designation as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive age-patina: it shows a tarnished silver-toned finish and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is totally void of any real damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is (I deem) an evident specimen that was almost certainly produced by the desirable maker: \'J.E. Hammer & Söhne\' as was based in the town of Geringswalde (ie. \'Hersteller 55\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Klein & Quenzer\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - came together with its folded but non-confectioned and \'minty\' (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which is totally void of any makers\'-designation as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive age-patina: it shows a tarnished silver-toned finish and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is a non-marked specimen that was (I deem) produced by the desirable maker: \'Klein & Quenzer\' as was based in the town of Oberstein (ie. \'Hersteller 65\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Wächtler & Lange\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - came together with its folded and/or minimal confectioned (and approx. 18 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which is totally void of any makers\'-designation as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has a superb and/or attractive age-patina: it truly retains most of its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally darkened- (ie. hardly \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is (I deem) an evident specimen that was almost certainly produced by the desirable maker: \'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange\' as based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen (ie. \'Hersteller 100\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a superb, non-maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Wächtler & Lange\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - came together with its folded but non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which is totally void of any makers\'-designation as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has a superb and/or attractive age-patina: it retains all of its truly \'frosted\' silver-toned finish and has a minimally darkened- (ie. hardly \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is (I deem) an evident specimen that was almost certainly produced by the desirable maker: \'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange\' as based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen (ie. \'Hersteller 100\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a superb, non-maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Walter & Henlein\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - came together with its folded but non-confectioned and \'minty\' (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which is totally void of any makers\'-designation as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive age-patina: it shows a tarnished silver-toned finish and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is a non-marked specimen that was (I deem) produced by the desirable maker: \'Walter & Henlein\' as was based in the town of Gablonz a/d N. (ie. \'Hersteller 109\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Walter & Henlein\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - came together with its folded but non-confectioned and \'minty\' (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which is totally void of any makers\'-designation as more often - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive age-patina: it shows a tarnished silver-toned finish and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is a non-marked specimen that was (I deem) produced by the desirable maker: \'Walter & Henlein\' as was based in the town of Gablonz a/d N. (ie. \'Hersteller 109\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Gustav Brehmer\' The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted! - came together with its folded and/or never confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is totally void of a makers'-designation - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or truly attractive age-patina: it also retains (almost) all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and is truly void of any darkened tarnish or alike: the cross is simply very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'-) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is - I deem - an evident specimen that was produced by the maker: 'Gustav Brehmer' as based in the town of Marneukirchen in Sachsen (ie. 'Hersteller 13'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a superb, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Gustav Brehmer\' The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted! - came together with its folded and/or never confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is totally void of a makers'-designation - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or truly attractive age-patina: it also retains (almost) all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and is truly void of any darkened tarnish or alike: the cross is simply very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'-) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is - I deem - an evident specimen that was produced by the maker: 'Gustav Brehmer' as based in the town of Marneukirchen in Sachsen (ie. 'Hersteller 13'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a superb, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'J.E. Hammer & Söhne\' The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted! - came together with its folded and/or never confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is totally void of a makers'-designation - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or truly attractive age-patina: it also retains (almost) all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and is truly void of any darkened tarnish or alike: the cross is simply very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'-) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is - I deem - an evident specimen that was produced by the maker: 'J.E. Hammer & Söhne' as based in the town of Geringswalde (ie. 'Hersteller 55'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a superb, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'R. Wächtler & Lange\' The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted! - came together with its folded and/or never confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is totally void of a makers'-designation - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or truly attractive age-patina: it also retains (almost) all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and is truly void of any darkened tarnish or alike: the cross is simply very nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted'- ie. satin-like) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is - I deem - an evident specimen that was produced by the maker: 'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange' as based in the town of Mittwaida in S. (ie. 'Hersteller 100'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply a superb, maker-marked 'EK II. Klasse' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and once-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (I deem) produced by the Austrian maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Friedrich Orth\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem hardly worn - came together with its folded and/or minimal confectioned (and approx. 13,5 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which is totally void of any makers\'-designation - was with certainty never cleaned and has a nice and/or attractive age-patina: it retains some of its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally darkened- (ie. hardly \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is (I deem) an evident specimen that was almost certainly produced by the Austrian maker: \'Friedrich Orth\' as was based in the town of Wien (ie. \'Hersteller 15\'): it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The piece is (I deem) an early-war-period produced example something that can be corroborated by the presence of an early-type, silvered frame. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands: it came together with the EKI-class that I offer under nr. 62292: both awards belonged to the same soldier who was awarded these, moderately used them and stored them for decades Simply an attractive, non-maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and once-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued and was once mounted - came together with its folded and/or minimally confectioned (and approx. 18 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\'). The cross - which is totally void of any makers\'-designation - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or attractive age-patina: it retains most its so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) and has a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat \'blackened\'- ie. stained) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat \'satin-like\'- ie. somewhat matted-) core: it is truly void of any damage nor paint-loss (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. This IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply a very attractive, non-maker-marked \'EK II. Klasse\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes together with its original- and somewhat confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Otto Schickle\' The attractive piece - which was surely issued and that was just moderately worn - came together with its folded and/or minimally confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is totally void of any makers'-designation as always with pieces by this maker - was with certainty never cleaned and has an attractive, somewhat tarnished age-patina: it has, however, lost its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has a darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'-) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece (as well as the accompanying ribbon) is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is I deem an evident specimen that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Otto Schickle' as based in the town of Pforzheim: it has very nice and/or pronounced detail as to be expected for a cross by this desirable maker. The IC was recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive 'EK II. Klasse' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse\' being a typical non-maker-marked example of the so-called: \'standard-design\' and that comes with its original- and never-mounted ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') The truly attractive piece - which was surely issued but that was I deem never worn nor even mounted - came together with its folded and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The cross - which is void of a makers'-designation - was with certainty never cleaned and has a very nice and/or truly attractive age-patina: it retains most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and has just a minimally darkened- (ie. somewhat 'blackened') finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a very nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'satin-like'- ie. matted-) core: it is totally void of any damage or paint-loss and has been truly nicely preserved over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece (as well as the accompanying ribbon) is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The cross is - I deem - an evident example of the so-called: 'standard-IC-design' and is therefore very hard to attribute to a specific maker. The IC was recently found at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive 'EK II. Klasse' of the 'standard-IC-design': I deem that I did price this piece accordingly!

Attractive, \'EK II. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that comes with its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch as was produced by the maker/distributor (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Walter & Henlein - Gablonz a. N.\' This is an attractive - and fully complete! - example of an: 'Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse' (ie. iron cross second-class) being an example that was surely issued but that was simply never worn nor even mounted and that comes together with its folded- and/or non-confectioned (and approx. 29 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that came stored in its (regular-sized) darker-blue-coloured- and/or: 'Zellstoff'-based pouch as issued and/or stored for decades. The cross - which is totally void of a makers'-designation - was with certainty never cleaned and has avery attractive and bright age-patina: it retains all of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) and is just a bit tarnished by age (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross has a nicely preserved, black-finished (ie. somewhat 'matted') core: it is truly void of any damage or alike. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty and/or stained but was never cleaned nor polished. The 'Zellstoff'-based pouch comes also in a nice and fully functional condition: it does show some (storage)age and/or minimal staining. The pouch shows a clearly printed makers'-designation on its back that reads: 'Walter & Henlein - Gablonz a. N.': moreover, does it show a name of the recipient (an: Uffz.) which is hard to decypher (as can be seen on the pictures). This untouched set was as such recently found at a German private household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive IC-set by the: 'Walter & Henlein'-company: I deem that I priced this with certainty desirable IC-set, accordingly!

Attractive, \'Extra Qualität\' WH (LW) officers\'- (evt. EM- ie. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der LW\') being a so-called: \'down-tailed\'-example that comes in a hardly worn, condition This is a very attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - so-called: \'Extra Qualität\', WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (evt. enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') being a so-called: early-period- and neatly \'down-tailed\'-example that comes in a overall very nice- (ie. hardly used- ie. presumably carefully tunic-removed-, condition. The piece neatly embroidered in (linnen-based) greyish-silver-coloured \'braid\' onto a typical, bluish-grey-coloured background and comes in an overall very nice condition, just showing some moderate age and/or wear. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 9 cms. - shows a (partly present) black-coloured- and/or paper-based \'backing\' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and fairly unusually seen! - \'variant-pattern\' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. EM-/NCO-) pattern breast-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Extra Qualität\', WH (Heeres) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere\') as was executed in bright-silverish-coloured braid as was intended for usage on the various officers\'-pattern tunics This is an attractive - and with certainty moderately used ie. once tunic-attached! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type, hand-embroidered- (and truly detailed!) breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere') being executed in silverish-grey-coloured braid on a darker-green-coloured- and/or smooth-woolen-based background and that comes in an overall nice- and/or carefully tunic-removed, condition. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 9,2 cms. - is nicely hand-embroidered using (very bright- and non-tarnished) silverish-coloured 'braid' on a darker-green-coloured (and/or woolen-based-) background and has some 'highlighted areas' as executed in darker-green-coloured thread (as can be seen on the pictures). The eagle - which is void of a makers'-designation as more often and that does show some usage and wear as can be noticed on the pictures - was clearly once-tunic-attached: it does show some remains of the paper-based, thin-shaped 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and truly used- and tunic-removed! - example of a WH (Heeres) officers'-type breast-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Extra Qualität\', WH (LW) officers\'- (evt. EM- ie. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der LW\') being a so-called: \'down-tailed\'-example that comes in a hardly worn, condition This is a very attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - so-called: \'Extra Qualität\', WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (evt. enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') being a so-called: early-period- and neatly \'down-tailed\'-example that comes in a overall very nice- (ie. hardly used- ie. presumably carefully tunic-removed, condition. The piece neatly embroidered in (linnen-based) white-coloured \'braid\' onto a typical, bluish-grey-coloured background and comes in an overall very nice condition, just showing some moderate age and/or wear. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 9 cms. - shows a bluish-coloured- and/or linnen-based \'backing\' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and fairly unusually seen! - \'variant-pattern\' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. EM-/NCO-) pattern breast-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Extra Qualität\', WH (LW) officers\'- (evt. EM- ie. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der LW\') being a so-called: \'down-tailed\'-example that comes in a moderately worn, condition This is a very attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - so-called: \'Extra Qualität\', WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (evt. enlisted-mens\'- ie. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') being a so-called: early-period- and neatly \'down-tailed\'-example that comes in a overall very nice- (ie. just moderately used- and with certainty carefully tunic-removed, condition. The piece neatly embroidered in (typical) silverish-coloured \'braid\' onto a typical, bluish-grey-coloured background and comes in an overall very nice condition, just showing some moderate age and/or wear. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 9,2 cms. - shows a bluish-green-coloured- and/or linnen-based \'backing\' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and fairly unusually seen! - \'variant-pattern\' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (ie. EM-/NCO-) pattern breast-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Extra Qualität\', WH (LW) officers\'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der LW\') being a regular styled-example that comes in a wonderful, condition This is a very attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - so-called: \'Extra Qualität\', WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') being a regular-styled-example that comes in a presumably issued- albeit simply never used- ie. never tunic-attached, condition. The piece neatly embroidered in greyish-silver-coloured \'braid\' onto a typical, bluish-grey-coloured background (and is showing some highlighted areas in somewhat differenly-styled and quite shiny \'braid\') and comes in an overall very nice condition, just showing some storage-age only. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 9 cms. - shows a brownish- ie. tan-coloured- and/or linnen-based \'backing\' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and fairly unusually seen! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern breast-eagle that is impossible to be upgraded and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Extra Qualität\', WH (LW) officers\'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der LW\') being a regular-pattern example that comes in a moderately used condition This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - so-called: 'Extra Qualität', WH (Luftwaffe) officers'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') being a 'regular'-pattern and neatly hand-embroidered example that comes in a most certainly issued- and/or moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed, condition. The piece is neatly embroidered in bright-silver-coloured 'braid' onto a typical, bluish-grey-coloured background (and is showing some 'highlighted areas' in beige-coloured 'braid') and comes in an overall very nice condition, just showing some moderate age and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 9 cms. - shows a black-coloured- and/or linnen-based 'backing' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern breast-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Extra Qualität\', WH (LW) officers\'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der LW\') being a so-called: \'down-tailed\'-example that comes in a carefully tunic-removed, condition This is a very attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - so-called: 'Extra Qualität', WH (Luftwaffe) officers'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') being a so-called: early-period- and neatly 'down-tailed'-example that comes in a moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed, condition. The piece neatly embroidered in greyish-silver-coloured 'braid' onto a typical, bluish-grey-coloured background (and is showing some highlighted areas in somewhat differenly-styled and quite shiny 'braid') and comes in an overall very nice condition, just showing some moderate age and/or wear. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 9 cms. - shows a beige-white-coloured- and/or linnen-based 'backing' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and fairly unusually seen! - 'variant-pattern' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern breast-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Extra Qualität\', WH (LW) officers\'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der LW\') that comes in a carefully tunic-removed, condition This is a very attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - so-called: 'Extra Qualität', WH (Luftwaffe) officers'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') that comes in a moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed, condition. The piece neatly embroidered in greyish-silver-coloured 'braid' onto a typical, bluish-grey-coloured background (and is showing some highlighted areas in somewhat differenly-styled and quite shiny 'braid') and comes in an overall nice condition, just showing some moderate age and/or wear. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 8,5 cms. - shows a beige-coloured- and/or linnen-based 'backing' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and fairly unusually seen! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern breast-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Extra Qualität\', WH (LW) officers\'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der LW\') that comes in a carefully tunic-removed, condition This is a very attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - so-called: 'Extra Qualität', WH (Luftwaffe) officers'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') that comes in a moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed, condition. The piece neatly embroidered in greyish-silver-coloured 'braid' onto a typical, bluish-grey-coloured background (and is showing some highlighted areas in somewhat differenly-styled and quite shiny 'braid') and comes in an overall nice condition, just showing some moderate age and/or wear. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 8,5 cms. - shows a black-coloured- and/or thin-based paper 'backing' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and fairly unusually seen! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern breast-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Extra Qualität\', WH (LW) officers\'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der LW\') that comes in a carefully tunic-removed, condition This is a very attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - so-called: \'Extra Qualität\', WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') that comes in a moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed, condition. The piece neatly embroidered in greyish-coloured (and linnen!) \'braid\' onto a typical, bluish-grey-coloured background (and is showing some highlighted areas in equally-styled \'braid\') and comes in an overall nice condition, just showing some moderate age and/or wear. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 9 cms. - shows a black-coloured- and/or linnen-based \'backing\' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and fairly unusually seen! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern breast-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Extra Qualität\', WH (LW) officers\'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der LW\') that comes in a carefully tunic-removed, condition This is a very attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - so-called: \'Extra Qualität\', WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') that comes in a moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed, condition. The piece neatly embroidered in greyish-silver-coloured \'braid\' onto a typical, bluish-grey-coloured background (and is showing some highlighted areas in somewhat differenly-styled and quite shiny \'braid\') and comes in an overall nice condition, just showing some moderate age and/or wear. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 8,5 cms. - shows a (partly present) black-coloured- and/or thin-based paper \'backing\' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and fairly unusually seen! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern breast-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Extra Qualität\', WH (LW) officers\'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der LW\') that comes in a carefully tunic-removed, condition This is a very attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - so-called: \'Extra Qualität\', WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') that comes in a moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed, condition. The piece neatly embroidered in greyish-silver-coloured \'braid\' onto a typical, bluish-grey-coloured background (and is showing some highlighted areas in somewhat differenly-styled and quite shiny \'braid\') and comes in an overall nice condition, just showing some moderate age and/or wear. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 8,5 cms. - shows a beige-coloured- and linnen-based \'backing\' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and fairly unusually seen! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern breast-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Extra Qualität\', WH (LW) officers\'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der LW\') that comes in a carefully tunic-removed, condition This is a very attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - so-called: 'Extra Qualität', WH (Luftwaffe) officers'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') that comes in a moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed, condition. The piece neatly embroidered in greyish-silver-coloured 'braid' onto a typical, bluish-grey-coloured background (and is showing some highlighted areas in somewhat differenly-styled and quite shiny 'braid') and comes in an overall nice condition, just showing some moderate age and/or wear. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 8,5 cms. - shows a (partly present) black-coloured- and/or thin-based paper 'backing' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and fairly unusually seen! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern breast-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Extra Qualität\', WH (LW) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der LW\') being a so-called: \'down-tailed\'-example that comes in a carefully tunic-removed, condition This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - so-called: 'Extra Qualität', WH (Luftwaffe) officers'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') being a so-called: early-period- and neatly 'down-tailed'-example that comes in a moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed, condition. The piece neatly embroidered in greyish-silver-coloured 'braid' onto a typical, bluish-grey-coloured background (and is showing some highlighted areas in somewhat differenly-styled and shiny 'braid') and comes in an overall very nice condition, just showing some moderate age and/or wear. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 9,4 cms. - shows a black-coloured- and/or paper-based 'backing' in place that still shows an attached inventory-ticket (as can be seen on the pictures). This breast-eagle was presumably once glued into an album (or scrapbook or alike). Simply a neat - and fairly unusually seen! - 'variant-pattern' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern breast-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Extra Qualität\', WH (LW) officers\'-type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der LW\') being a so-called: \'down-tailed\'-example that comes in a carefully tunic-removed, condition This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - so-called: 'Extra Qualität', WH (Luftwaffe) officers'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe') being a so-called: early-period- and neatly 'down-tailed'-example that comes in a moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed, condition. The piece neatly embroidered in greyish-silver-coloured 'braid' onto a typical, bluish-grey-coloured background (and is showing some highlighted areas in somewhat differenly-styled and shiny 'braid') and comes in an overall very nice condition, just showing some moderate age and/or wear. This example - having a length ie. 'wingspan' of approximately 10 cms. - shows a black-coloured- and/or linnen-based 'backing' in place (as can be seen on the pictures). This breast-eagle was presumably once glued into an album (or scrapbook or alike) and shows some minimal glue-remains on its back. Simply a neat - and fairly unusually seen! - 'variant-pattern' example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-pattern breast-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Extra Qualität\'-pattern, WH (LW) officers\'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der LW\') that comes in a carefully tunic-removed, condition This is a very attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - so-called: \'Extra Qualität\'-pattern, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') that comes in an overall very nice and just moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed, condition. The piece neatly embroidered in greyish-silver-coloured \'braid\' onto a typical, bluish-grey-coloured background (and is showing some highlighted areas in somewhat differenly-styled and quite shiny \'braid\') and comes in an overall nice condition, just showing some moderate age and/or wear. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 8,5 cms. - shows a black-coloured- and linnen-based \'backing\' in place: it has once been glued into an album and does show some minimal glue-remains (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and fairly unusually seen! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern breast-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Extra Qualität\'-pattern, WH (LW) officers\'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der LW\') that comes in a carefully tunic-removed, condition This is a very attractive - and with certainty not that often seen! - so-called: \'Extra Qualität\'-pattern, WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'- (evt. NCO-) type, hand-embroidered breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Offiziere der Luftwaffe\') that comes in an overall very nice and just moderately used- ie. carefully tunic-removed, condition. The piece neatly embroidered in greyish-silver-coloured \'braid\' onto a typical, bluish-grey-coloured background (and is showing some highlighted areas in somewhat differenly-styled and quite shiny \'braid\') and comes in an overall nice condition, just showing some moderate age and/or wear. This example - having a length ie. \'wingspan\' of approximately 9 cms. - shows a black-coloured- and paper-based \'backing\' in place: moreover, does it show a white-inked makers-designation that reads: \'R&S\' or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and fairly unusually seen! - example of a WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-pattern breast-eagle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Feinzink\'-based- and/or clearly maker-marked example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze\' as was produced by the: \'G.H. Osang\'-company This is a very attractive and pronounced, typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based and clearly maker- (ie. \'G.H. Osang\'-marked) example of a WH (Luftwaffe) \'Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class bomber-pilots\'-clasp ie. FFS) as was produced by the: \'G.H. Osang\'-company based in the town of Dresden and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The neat piece has simply extraordinary detail and retains a fair bit of its period-applied- (and somewhat darker- ie. tarnished), bronze-toned finish: the neat (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based) eagle-device (which is additionally attached to the clasp) is equally detailed and also retains most of its silver-toned and/or minimal \'tarnished\' finish. The piece comes as stated above in a moderately used- and/or worn condition. It does show, however, great character and/or fine, pronounced detail. The clasp is naturally in great shape ie. order: the typical pin-/ie. pin-attachment, period-catch and/or single rivet are in fine (and/or undamaged nor repaired-) order. The clasp has never been cleaned nor polished and has a neat and/or slightly tarnished \'age-patina\'. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before part of any collection. Simply a neat - and not that often encountered! - fairly \'high-class\' Luftwaffe-award ie. FFS that is priced accordingly!

Attractive, \'Forstdienst\'-related- (and IMO officers\'-pattern-) cap-device (ie. \'Mützenabzeichen\') as was executed in bright-golden-toned metal, as was intended for staff working within the: \'Forstdienst Thüringen\' This is an attractive - and nicely detailed! - example of a: 'Forstdienst'- (ie. TR-forest-service-) related- (and IMO officers'-pattern-) cap-device (ie. 'Mützenabzeichen') as was executed in bright-golden-toned metal, as was intended for staff working within the: 'Forstdienst Thüringen' and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. IMO virtually mint- and/or IMO never cap-attached-), condition. I could not find any reference-work for the exact tasking ie. usage of these attractive cap-badges. The badge on offer here is a truly very detailed example that is executed in bright-golden-coloured- (ie. frosted-) and IMO 'Buntmetall'-based metal. It depicts the lion-symbol holding a swastika in its paw and comes mounted on both its (never folded nor bent!) prongs. It shows some truly minimal aging, simply caused by storage and/or minimal handling. Simply a very attractive and most certainly unusually encountered: 'Forstdienst Thüringen'-cap-badge that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, \'generic\'-styled- albeit non-maker-marked etui intended to hold for example a: \'Verwundeteten-Abzeichen in Gold\' (or: golden-class wound-badge) This is a truly attractive example of a 'generic'-styled- albeit non-maker-marked, simulated leather-based- and/or bordeaux-red-coloured etui that was intended to hold (for example) a: 'Verwundeteten-Abzeichen in Gold' (or: golden-class wound-badge) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The neat etui comes in a very fine and of course complete condition: it is void of a symbol on its top and comes in a totally undamaged (albeit clearly used-) condition. The also bordeaux-red-coloured- and/or velvet-based-) interior-section is also present and in place (it does show some minimal age and/or staining but is void of any damage or alike). Simply an attractive WB-etui that was never before in a collection and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'generic\'-styled- and/or: \'LDO\'-marked etui intended to hold for example a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: war merits\'-cross 1st class) This is an attractive example of a 'generic'-styled- and/or: 'LDO'-marked, simulated leather-based etui that was intended to hold (for example) a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse' (or: war merits'-cross 1st class) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The etui - which is of the somewhat simplified version having rounded corners - comes in a very fine and of course complete condition: it is void of a symbol on its top and comes in a totally undamaged (albeit clearly used) condition. It shows a clearly present, black-coloured 'LDO'-marking stamped in its lid (see pictures). The off-white- (ie. beige-yellowish-coloured- and/or felt-like-) interior-section is also present and in place (it does show some minimal age and/or staining). Simply an attractive 'LDO'-marked etui that was never before in a collection and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Goldenes Ehrenzeichen der N.S.D.A.P.\' being of the smaller variant which is uniquely numbered on the back with the bearers\'-number: \'84607\' and that comes with some period documents from the bearer named: \'Georg Oskar Mühlig\' This attractive - and with certainty scarcely seen! - example of a: 'Goldenes Ehrenzeichen der N.S.D.A.P.' (or: golden honorary N.S.D.A.P.-membership-pin- ie. party badge) being of the smaller variant as was intended for usage on the civil attire (or: 'kleines Abzeichen für den Zivilanzug') which is uniquely numbered on the back with the bearers'-number: '84607' and that comes with two period documents from the bearer (being a party-member named: 'Georg Oskar Mühlig'). The 3-pieced grouping was recently found as such at a German flea-market and comes in an overall very nice, albeit clearly issued and/or worn, condition: it was never before in collectors'-hands. The badge - which has an approximate diameter of 24 mm. as always - has a nice age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished. The badge is showing some normal wear and shows two (very tiny) enamel 'chipped-areas' as is visible in the outer, white coloured circle and within the swastika-area (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is void of any makers'-designation and does show a fully preserved golden-toned finish on its back - comes mounted on its original (albeit IMO period-replaced!) pin-/pin-catch set-up (which is naturally still fully functional and present). The pin came with a (very early-period- ie. 1929-dated!) pink-coloured, N.S.D.A.P.-membership-card (ie. 'Quittungskarte des Ortsgruppe Leipzig') that is fully filled-in (by a type-writer). The (two-pieced) card shows entries upto the year '1932' and has been clearly used (it comes loose and shows obvious age, wear and/or staining). Next to this, the pin came with a (machine-typed- and A5-sized-) document dated 22 November 1944: in this document (which is addressed to a 'Luftschutz'-related group) Mühlig announces that from 23-11-1944 onwards he is enlisted within a LW-related unit (ie. 'Fliegerhorstkommandantur Zerbst'). Simply an attractive - and naturally genuine! - 3-pieced 'Goldenes Ehrenzeichen der N.S.D.A.P.'-grouping that is IMO accordinly priced!

Attractive, \'Heeres-Flakkampf-Abzeichen\' being a maker- (ie. \'R.S.\'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Rudolf Souval\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a so-called: \'Heeres-Flakkampf-Abzeichen\' (or: army anti-aircraft war-badge) being a typical later-war-pattern (and clearly maker- ie. \'R.S.\'-marked!) zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was produced by the Austrian maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Rudolf Souval\' and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns a typical, later-war-period, zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen that has a silverish-grey-coloured finish and that has maintained an attractive appearance, still showing pronounced detail as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its typically thin-shaped pin and retains a functional (and unaltered) catch (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, does it deal with a typical \'R.S.\'-marked \'Heeres-Flakkampf-Abzeichen\' that naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. Simply a very nice and honest \'Heeres-Flakkampf-Abzeichen\' that comes in an overall very nice condition: hard to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive, \'high-quality\'-produced, WH (Heeres) measuring-device (ie. \'tape-ruler\') being a complete and fully functional example that is neatly marked: \'Heereseigentum\' and that is clearly dated: \'H 1936\' This a neat - and not that often encountered! - WH (Heeres) equipment-item: a \'high-quality\'-produced, WH (Heeres) measuring-device (ie. \'tape-ruler\') being a complete and fully functional example that comes in its (brownish-coloured- and natural-coloured) \'casing\' and that is neatly marked: \'Heereseigentum\', WaA-stamped and that is clearly dated: \'H1936\' and that comes in an overall wonderful condition. The piece holds a 20-meter-sized measuring-tape (that is fully undamaged and that retains its period \'end-piece\' that is (as more often!) fragile but present as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a neatly impressed \'Heereseigentum\'-stamp and/or date (\'1936\') as can be seen on the pictures. These neat WH (Heeres) equipment-items saw wide-spread usage throughout the war and were a most appreciated item. Of specific interest is naturally also the fact that this example comes in such a very nicely preserved condition (something that is most certainly not often the case!).

Attractive, \'HJ\' (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Nord Hamburg\' (being a minimally used- ie. worn example that regrettably has lost its \'RzM\'-etiket over the years) This is a \'male\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was most certainly used- (ie. once tunic- or shirt-attached) but regrettably misses its once present: \'RzM-etiket\': some remains are still present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was only moderately worn and/or once tunic- (ie. shirt-) attached: it does show some age, wear and/or minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece still holds tthree metal-based \'snaps\' which were intended to keep the \'Gebietsdreieck\' in place when worn (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, male-type \'HJ\'(ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle that is actually fairly scarcely encountered and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Nord Hamburg\' (being a minimally used- ie. worn example that regrettably has lost its \'RzM\'-etiket over the years) This is a \'male\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was most certainly used- (ie. once tunic- or shirt-attached) but regrettably misses its: \'RzM-etiket\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was only moderately worn and/or once tunic- (ie. shirt-) attached: it does show some age, wear and/or minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, male-type \'HJ\'(ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle that is actually fairly scarcely encountered and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Mitte Thüringen\' being a moderately used- ie. worn example that misses (most of- ie. all) of its \'RzM\'-etiket This is a \'male\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen onto a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was with certainty issued and was just moderately used- ie. once tunic- ie. shirt-attached (it still shows some minimal stitching-remains- ie. holes as can be noticed on the pictures). The triangle is void of its presumably once present \'RzM-etiket\': just some minimal remains are present (as can be seen on the pictures). It just shows some minimal age- ie. staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - male-type \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Nord Hamburg\' being a clearly used- ie. worn example that misses its \'RzM\'-etiket This is a \'male\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen onto a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was with certainty issued and was clearly used- ie. once tunic- ie. shirt-attached (it still shows some minimal stitching-remains- ie. holes and is a bit faded as can be noticed on the pictures). The triangle is void of its presumably once present \'RzM-etiket\': just some minimal remains are present (as can be seen on the pictures). It just shows some minimal age- ie. staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - male-type \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Nord Hamburg\' still retaining (the remains of) its period-attached-, paper-based so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in bright-golden-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example still retains the remains of its period-attached-, paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' and was a piece that was clearly worn ie. once tunic-attached: the stitching-remains are still clearly present. It does, however, shows some minimal age and/or staining, simply caused by decades of storage and moderate wear - see pictures. This is one of the more scarcely encountered examples of the extensive 'Gebietsdreiecken'-series. In any case an attractive, male-type 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that is IMO priced according to its comparative scarcity and/or desirability!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Düsseldorf\' (being a moderately used- and/or worn example that has lost its once-attached \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a \'male\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was most certainly issued and/or moderately used- ie. tunic-removed (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has lost its paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be mentioned that this is one of the more scarcely seen \'HJ-Gebietsdreiecke\' within the extensive series. Simply a very attractive, male-type \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Westfalen\' still retaining its period-attached-, paper-based so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in bright-golden-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example still retains its period-attached-, paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' and was IMO a piece that was never worn nor tunic-attached: it can be graded 'virtually mint-/unissued'. It does, however, shows some truly minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage only - see pictures. This is one of the more scarcely encountered examples of the extensive 'Gebietsdreiecken'-series. In any case an attractive, male-type 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle entitled: \'Nord Nordsee\' (being an example that still retains its 3 period-attached- and/or: metal-based \'snap-on\' push-buttons) This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in bright-golden-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example came with its 3 period-attached- and/or: metal-based 'snap-on' push-buttons still in place and was moderately used and/or worn. The triangle is void of a so-called: 'RzM'-etiket and does show some truly minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear - see pictures). Simply a very attractive, male-type 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle entitled: \'Nord Nordsee\' still retaining its period-attached-, paper-based so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in bright-golden-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example still retains its period-attached-, paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' (being a so-called: 'L-Stück') and was with certainty a piece that was never worn nor tunic-attached: it can easily be graded 'virtually mint-/unissued'. It does, however, shows some truly minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage only - see pictures). This is one of the more scarcely encountered examples of the 'Gebietsdreiecken'-series. In any case a very attractive, male-type 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that is IMO priced according to its comparative desirability!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle entitled: \'Nord Nordsee\' still retaining its period-attached-, paper-based so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in bright-golden-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example still retains its period-attached-, paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' (being a so-called: 'A-Stück') and was with certainty a piece that was never worn nor tunic-attached: it can easily be graded 'virtually mint-/unissued'. It does, however, shows some truly minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage only - see pictures). This is one of the more scarcely encountered examples of the 'Gebietsdreiecken'-series. In any case a very attractive, male-type 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that is IMO priced according to its comparative desirability!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle entitled: \'Nord Nordsee\' still retaining its period-attached-, paper-based so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket This is a 'male'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in bright-golden-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example still retains its period-attached-, paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' (being a so-called: 'A-Stück') and was with certainty a piece that was never worn nor tunic-attached: it can easily be graded 'virtually mint-/unissued'. It does, however, shows some truly minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage only - see pictures). This is one of the more scarcely encountered examples of the 'Gebietsdreiecken'-series. In any case a very attractive, male-type 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that is IMO priced according to its comparative desirability!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle entitled: \'Südost Oberdonau\' still retaining its period-attached-, paper-based so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket I recently uncovered five - fully identical! - examples of the so-called: 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') district-triangles (ie. 'Gebietsdreiecken') entitled: 'Südost Oberdonau', being all five virtually mint- ie. unissued examples that still retain their period-attached-, paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etikets' (being all so-called: 'A-Stücke'). All five pieces are 'male'-specimen, indicating that they were neatly woven in bright-golden-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. The examples on offer here were with certainty never worn nor tunic-attached and came as found: they can easily be graded 'virtually mint-/unissued'. The pieces do, however, show some truly minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage only - see pictures. The asking-price is naturally intended for one single example. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a male-type, 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') district-triangle that was worn by members of one of the Austrian-based 'HJ-Gebiete'!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (ie.: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket and that is entitled: \'West Ruhr-Niederrhein\' This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example comes with its so-called: 'RzM-etiket' still attached and comes in an overall very nice condition: it was (I deem) never used- nor worn and does show some truly minimal age and/or staining, simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). This is one of the more scarcely encountered examples of the extensive 'Gebietsdreiecken'-series. Simply an attractive, female-type BDM-district-triangle that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Südost Niederdonau\', that comes with its originally attached, paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example comes as stated with its originally attached-, paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' ('A-Stück') still in place and is in a virtually mint-/unissued (and/or never tunic- ie. shirt-attached-), condition. It should be noted that the 'Austrian'-based HJ district-triangles rank amongst the more difficult youth-triangles of the extensive 'Gebietsdreiecke'-series to encounter. This particular 'BDM'-piece can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'.

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Südost Steiermark\', that comes with its originally attached, paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example comes as stated with its originally attached-, paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' ('A-Stück') still in place and is in a virtually mint-/unissued (and/or never tunic- ie. shirt-attached-), condition. It should be noted that the 'Austrian'-based HJ district-triangles rank amongst the more difficult youth-triangles of the extensive 'Gebietsdreiecke'-series to encounter. This particular 'BDM'-piece can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'.

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Südost Wien\' (being a minimally used- ie. once tunic-attached example that misses its paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a \'female\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example comes as stated above in a minimally used- (ie. I deem once tunic-attached) condition and regrettably misses its paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that the \'Austrian\'-based HJ district-triangles rank amongst the more difficult youth-triangles of the extensive \'Gebietsdreiecke\'-series to encounter. This particular \'BDM\'-piece can easily be graded: \'fairly scarce\' and is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Südost Wien\', that comes with its originally attached, paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example comes as stated with its originally attached-, paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' ('A-Stück') still in place and is in a virtually mint-/unissued condition. It should be noted that the 'Austrian'-based HJ district-triangles rank amongst the more difficult youth-triangles of the extensive 'Gebietsdreiecke'-series to encounter. This particular 'BDM'-piece can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'.

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Südost Wien\', that comes with its originally attached, paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example comes as stated with its originally attached-, paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' ('A-Stück') still in place and comes in a virtually mint- ie. unissued, condition. It should be noted that the 'Austrian'-based HJ district-triangles rank amongst the more difficult youth-triangles of the extensive 'Gebietsdreiecke'-series to encounter. This particular 'BDM'-piece can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'.

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Südost Wien\', that comes with its originally attached, paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example comes as stated with its originally attached-, paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' ('A-Stück') still in place and comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued', condition. It should be noted that the 'Austrian'-based HJ district-triangles rank amongst the more difficult youth-triangles of the extensive 'Gebietsdreiecke'-series to encounter. This particular 'BDM'-piece can easily be graded: 'fairly scarce'.

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') so-called: \'Halstuch\' as executed in typical black-coloured linnen (and that comes with its firmly attached, leather-based \'Knote\' as issued and worn) This is an attractive - and actually hard to encounter! - typical 'HJ'- ('Hitlerjugend'-) ie. 'BDM'- (or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) related so-called: 'Halstuch' as was executed in typical black-coloured linnen and that comes with its firmly attached, leather-based 'Knote' (ie. knot) as worn and/or stored for decades. The piece is totally void of any makers'-designation (ie. ink-stamp) nor 'RzM'-etiket (this might, however, been lost during obvious usage and/or wear as is more often the case). The neat piece - which is naturally a genuine TR-period-example - originates from a smaller HJ-lot I recently acquired and that came from a private household in Germany. Simply a nice and genuine youth-related accesory that is with certainty not that easily found!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') so-called: \'Halstuch\' as executed in typical black-coloured linnen (and that comes with its firmly attached, leather-based \'Knote\' as issued and worn) This is an attractive - and actually hard to encounter! - typical 'HJ'- ('Hitlerjugend'-) ie. 'BDM'- (or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) related so-called: 'Halstuch' as was executed in typical black-coloured linnen and that comes with its firmly attached, leather-based 'Knote' (ie. knot) as worn and/or stored for decades. The piece - which comes still folded as prescribed by the regulations - is totally void of any makers'-designation (ie. ink-stamp) nor 'RzM'-etiket (this might, however, been lost during obvious usage and/or wear as is more often the case). The neat piece - which is naturally a genuine TR-period-example - originates from a smaller HJ-lot I recently acquired and that came from a private household in Germany. Simply a nice and genuine youth-related 'personal accesory' that is with certainty not that easily found!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Ruhr-Niederrhein\' (being a moderately used example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a \'female\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silver-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was (I deem) clearly used- and/or worn and misses its (presumably once-attached) so-called: \'RzM-etiket\'. The triangle shows some minimal age ie. staining, simply caused by decades of storage and moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be mentioned that this is one of the more scarcely seen \'BDM-Gebietsdreiecke\' within the extensive series. Simply an attractive - and moderately used and worn! - female-type \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Südost Kärnten\' This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silver-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example misses its so-called: 'RzM-etiket' (it was presumably once present) and was with certainty a piece that was worn ie. tunic- or shirt-attached. The triangle shows some minimal age ie. staining, simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be mentioned that this is one of the more scarcely seen (Austrian) 'BDM-Gebietsdreiecke' within the extensive series. Simply an attractive, female-type 'BDM' ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') district-triangle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Südost Kärnten\' (being a clearly used example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a \'female\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silver-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was (I deem) clearly used- and/or worn and misses its (presumably once-attached) so-called: \'RzM-etiket\'. The triangle shows some minimal age ie. staining, simply caused by decades of storage and moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be mentioned that this is one of the more scarcely seen (Austrian) \'BDM-Gebietsdreiecke\' within the extensive series. Simply an attractive - and moderately used and worn! - female-type \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Köln-Aachen\' still retaining its: \'RzM-etiket\' This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silver-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example still retains its so-called: 'RzM-etiket' (as can be seen on the pictures) and was IMO a piece that was never worn nor tunic-/shirt-attached: it can easily be graded: 'virtually mint ie. unissued'. It does, however, shows some truly minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be mentioned that this is one of the more scarcely seen 'BDM-Gebietsdreiecke' within the extensive series. Simply an attractive, female-type 'BDM' ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') district-triangle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'West Westfalen\' (being a clearly used example that is void of an \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a \'female\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silver-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was (I deem) clearly used- and/or worn and misses its (presumably once-attached) so-called: \'RzM-etiket\'. The triangle shows some minimal age ie. staining, simply caused by decades of storage and moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be mentioned that this is one of the more scarcely seen (Austrian) \'BDM-Gebietsdreiecke\' within the extensive series. Simply an attractive - and moderately used and worn! - female-type \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle entitled: \'Südost Oberdonau\' still retaining its period-attached-, paper-based so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket I recently uncovered five - fully identical! - examples of the so-called: 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') ie. 'BDM' ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') district-triangles (ie. 'Gebietsdreiecken') entitled: 'Südost Oberdonau', being all five virtually mint- ie. unissued examples that still retain their period-attached-, paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etikets' (being all so-called: 'A-Stücke'). All five pieces are 'female'-specimen, indicating that they were neatly woven in white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. The examples on offer here were with certainty never worn nor tunic-attached and came as found: they can easily be graded 'virtually mint-/unissued'. The pieces do, however, show some truly minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage only - see pictures. The asking-price is naturally intended for one single example. Simply a nice opportunity to acquire a female-type, 'HJ' ('Hitlerjugend') ie. 'BDM' ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') district-triangle that was worn by members of one of the Austrian-based 'HJ-Gebiete'!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle entitled: \'Südost Oberdonau\' still retaining its period-attached-, paper-based so-called: \'RzM\'-etiket This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example comes as stated with its originally attached-, paper-based so-called: 'RzM-etiket' ('A-Stück') still in place and is in a virtually mint-/unissued (and/or never tunic- ie. shirt-attached-), condition. It does, however, shows some truly minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage only (see pictures). Simply an attractive, female-type 'BDM' (or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') district-triangle that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Mitte Thüringen\' being a moderately used- ie. worn example that misses (most of) its \'RzM\'-etiket This is a \'female\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silverish-white-coloured linnen onto a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was with certainty issued and was just moderately used- ie. once tunic- ie. shirt-attached (it still shows some minimal stitching- holes as can be noticed on the pictures). The triangle is void of its presumably once present \'RzM-etiket\': just some minimal remains are present (as can be seen on the pictures). It just shows some minimal age- ie. staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - female-type \'HJ\'- (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. BDM-district-triangle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Mitte Thüringen\' being a moderately used- ie. worn example that misses its paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket This is a \'female\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silverish-white-coloured linnen onto a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was with certainty issued and was just moderately used- ie. once tunic- ie. shirt-attached (it still shows some minimal stitching- holes as can be noticed on the pictures. The triangle is void of its presumably once present \'RzM-etiket\' (as can be seen on the pictures). It just shows some minimal age- ie. staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that this example was once glued into an album or scrapbook (and does show some glue-remains on its back). Simply an attractive, female-type \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Ost Berlin\' (being a minimally worn example that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and actually rarely seen! - 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based) background. This example was most certainly issued and worn- (ie. once-tunic-attached) and still retains its period-attached 'RzM-etiket' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by fair wear and decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and rarely seen! - female-type 'BDM'- (ie. 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') district-triangle that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Süd Franken\' (being I deem a never worn example that misses its \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured- (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was probably issued but was simply never used- nor even tunic-attached: it misses, however, its once-attached 'RzM-etiket' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage and/or handling only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, female-type 'BDM'- (ie. 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') district-triangle (ie. 'Gebietsdreieck') that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Süd Schwaben\' (being a never worn example that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was probably issued but was simply never used- nor tunic-attached and still retains its period-attached 'RzM-etiket' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive, female-type 'BDM'- (ie. 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') district-triangle that is accordingly priced

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Süd Württemberg\' (being a never worn example that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was probably issued but was simply never used- nor tunic-attached and still retains its period-attached 'RzM-etiket' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive, female-type 'BDM'- (ie. 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') district-triangle that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Süd Württemberg\' (being a never worn example that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was probably issued but was simply never used- nor tunic-attached and still retains its period-attached 'RzM-etiket' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive, female-type 'BDM'- (ie. 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') district-triangle that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Süd Württemberg\' (being a never worn example that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was probably issued but was simply never used- nor tunic-attached and still retains its period-attached 'RzM-etiket' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive, female-type 'BDM'- (ie. 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') district-triangle that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Südost Steiermark\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that still retains its paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silver-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was probably issued but was - I deem - never used- nor tunic-attached and still shows its period-attached 'RzM-etiket' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be mentioned that this is one of the more scarcely seen (Austrian) 'BDM-Gebietsdreiecke' within the extensive series. Simply a very attractive, female-type 'BDM'- (ie. 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') district-triangle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Südost Steiermark\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that still retains its paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a \'female\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silver-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was probably issued but was - I deem - never used- nor tunic-attached and still shows its period-attached \'RzM-etiket\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be mentioned that this is one of the more scarcely seen (Austrian) \'BDM-Gebietsdreiecke\' within the extensive series. Simply a very attractive, female-type \'BDM\'- (ie. \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\' (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Südost Steiermark\' (being a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' example that still retains its paper-based \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a 'female'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silver-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was probably issued but was - I deem - never used- nor tunic-attached and still shows its period-attached 'RzM-etiket' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be mentioned that this is one of the more scarcely seen (Austrian) 'BDM-Gebietsdreiecke' within the extensive series. Simply a very attractive, female-type 'BDM'- (ie. 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') district-triangle that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\'- (ie. \'BDM\'-) related: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' (of the 2nd model) entitled: \'Kreissieger 1939\' and being a maker- (ie.: \'A.G. Tham\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - 'HJ'- ('Hitlerjugend') ie. 'BDM'- ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') related, so-called: 'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen' being a high-quality (ie. 'Buntmetall') based award (of the 2nd model) bearing the text: 'Kreissieger 1939' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used- albeit totally undamaged-), condition. The attractive badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, copper-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the (truly scarcely seen!) makers'-designation: 'A.G. Tham - Gablonz a. N.' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition but is totally void of any enamel-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It is just a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty caused by normal age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted oton its (fully functional- and unaltered) catch and/or functional pin- (ie. catch) attachment. The badge has a wonderful appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished. Simply a very attractive 'youth-related'-award by a scarcely found maker and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\'- (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\'- (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Südost Wien\' (being a simply never used- nor worn example that still retains its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a \'female\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in silverish-white-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was presumably issued but was simply never used nor tunic- (ie. shirt) attached: it comes, in a \'virtually mint\' condition and still retains its period-attached, paper-based \'RzM-etiket\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage and handling (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive, female-type, Austrian-related \'BDM\'- (ie. \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') district-triangle that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\'- (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\'- (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') related: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' (of the 2nd model) entitled: \'Kreissieger 1938\' and being a neatly maker- (ie.: \'H. Aurich\'-) marked example This is an attractive - very nicely preserved and actually not that easily encountered! - \'HJ\'- (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\'- (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') related, so-called: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' being a high-quality (ie. typical \'Buntmetall\'-based!) and neatly maker-marked award (of the 2nd model) bearing the text: \'Kreissieger 1938\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally worn- and/or used-), condition. The attractive badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, golden-bronze- ie. copper-toned metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers\'-designation (and logo!) of: \'H. Aurich - Dresden A40\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a hardly used- nor worn condition and is totally void of enamel-damage as can be seen on the pictures). It is furthermore just a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty caused by normal age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and totally unaltered) catch and/or functional pin- (ie. catch) attachment. The badge has a wonderful appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive \'youth-related\'-award that is - I deem - priced according to its very nice and totally untouched, condition!

Attractive, \'HJ\'- (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\'- (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') related: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' (of the 2nd model) entitled: \'Kreissieger 1939\' and being a maker- (ie.: \'A.G. Tham\'-) marked example This is an attractive - used- but not damaged and not that easily encountered! - \'HJ\'- (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\'- (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') related, so-called: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' being a high-quality (ie. \'Buntmetall\'-) based award (of the 2nd model) bearing the text: \'Kreissieger 1939\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The attractive badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, copper-toned metal (ie. copper-toned \'Buntmetall\') and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers\'-designation \'A.G. Tham - Gablonz a. N.\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a just moderately used- ie. worn condition but is void of any \'enamel-damage\' (as can be seen on the pictures). It is furthermore just a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty and/or stained simply caused by normal age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and unaltered-) catch and/or functional pin- (ie. catch) attachment. The badge has still a very nice appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive \'youth-related\'-award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\'- (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\'- (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') related: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' (of the 2nd model) entitled: \'Kreissieger 1939\' and being a neatly maker- (ie.: \'H. Aurich\'-) marked example This is an attractive - nicely preserved and actually not that easily encountered! - \'HJ\'- (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\'- (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') related, so-called: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' being a high-quality (ie. typical \'Buntmetall\'-based!) and neatly maker-marked award (of the 2nd model) bearing the text: \'Kreissieger 1939\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally worn- and/or used-), condition. The attractive badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, reddish-copper-toned metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers\'-designation (and logo!) of: \'H. Aurich - Dresden A40\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a hardly used- nor worn condition and is almost void of enamel-damage: it does shows atiny (and non disturbing chipped-area in the \'HJ-Raute\' as can be seen on the pictures). It is furthermore just a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty caused by normal age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and totally unaltered) catch and/or functional pin- (ie. catch) attachment. The badge has a wonderful appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive \'youth-related\'-award that is - I deem - priced according to its nice and untouched, condition!

Attractive, \'HJ\'- (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\'- (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') related: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' (of the 2nd model) entitled: \'Kreissieger 1939\' and being a neatly maker- (ie.: \'H. Aurich\'-) marked example This is an attractive - very nicely preserved and actually not that easily encountered! - \'HJ\'- (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\'- (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') related, so-called: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' being a high-quality (ie. typical \'Buntmetall\'-based!) and neatly maker-marked award (of the 2nd model) bearing the text: \'Kreissieger 1939\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally worn- and/or used-), condition. The attractive badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, reddish-copper-toned metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers\'-designation (and logo!) of: \'H. Aurich - Dresden A40\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a hardly used- nor worn condition and is totally void of enamel-damage as can be seen on the pictures). It is furthermore just a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty caused by normal age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and totally unaltered) catch and/or functional pin- (ie. catch) attachment. The badge has a wonderful appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive \'youth-related\'-award that is - I deem - priced according to its very nice and totally untouched, condition!

Attractive, \'HJ\'- (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\'- (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') related: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' (of the 2nd model) entitled: \'Kreissieger 1939\' and being a neatly maker- (ie.: \'H. Aurich\'-) marked example This is an attractive - very nicely preserved and actually not that easily encountered! - \'HJ\'- (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\'- (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') related, so-called: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' being a high-quality (ie. typical \'Buntmetall\'-based!) and neatly maker-marked award (of the 2nd model) bearing the text: \'Kreissieger 1939\' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally worn- and/or used-), condition. The attractive badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, reddish-copper-toned metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers\'-designation (and logo!) of: \'H. Aurich - Dresden A.16\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a hardly used- nor worn condition and is truly almost void of enamel-damage: just a tiny minimally \'chipped-area\' can be noticed on the top of the \'HJ-Raute\' (as can be seen on the pictures). It is furthermore just a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty caused by normal age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and totally unaltered) catch and/or functional pin- (ie. catch) attachment. The badge has a wonderful appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive \'youth-related\'-award that is - I deem - priced according to its very nice and totally untouched, condition!

Attractive, \'HJ\'- (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\'- (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') related: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' (of the 2nd model) entitled: \'Kreissieger 1939\' and being a neatly maker- (ie.: \'Hermann Aurich\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - 'HJ'- ('Hitlerjugend') ie. 'BDM'- ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') related, so-called: 'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen' being a high-quality (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based award (of the 2nd model) bearing the text: 'Kreissieger 1939' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The attractive badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, copper-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation (and logo!) of: 'Hermann Aurich - Dresden' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition and is totally void of any enamel-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It is just a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty caused by normal age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and unaltered-) catch and/or functional pin- (ie. catch) attachment. The badge has a wonderful appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive 'youth-related'-award that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'HJ\'- (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\'- (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') related: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' (of the 2nd model) entitled: \'Kreissieger 1939\' and being a neatly maker- (ie.: \'Hermann Aurich\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - 'HJ'- ('Hitlerjugend') ie. 'BDM'- ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') related, so-called: 'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen' being a high-quality (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based award (of the 2nd model) bearing the text: 'Kreissieger 1939' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The attractive badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, copper-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation (and logo!): 'Hermann Aurich - Dresden' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition and is void of any enamel-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It just shows some minimal wear-marks and is furthermore a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty caused by normal age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and unaltered) catch and/or functional pin- (ie. catch-) attachment. The badge has a wonderful appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive 'youth-related'-award that is priced according to its untouched- and undamaged condition!

Attractive, \'HJ\'- (\'Hitlerjugend\') ie. \'BDM\'- (\'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') related: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' (of the 2nd model) entitled: \'Kreissieger 1939\' and being a neatly maker- (ie.: \'Hermann Aurich\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - 'HJ'- ('Hitlerjugend') ie. 'BDM'- ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') related, so-called: 'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen' being a high-quality (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based award (of the 2nd model) bearing the text: 'Kreissieger 1939' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The attractive badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, copper-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-designation (and logo!): 'Hermann Aurich - Dresden' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition and is void of any enamel-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It just shows some minimal wear-marks and is furthermore a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty caused by normal age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and unaltered) catch and/or functional pin- (ie. catch-) attachment. The badge has a wonderful appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive 'youth-related'-award that is priced according to its untouched- and undamaged condition!

Attractive, \'HJ\'- ie. \'BDM\'-related: \'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen\' (of the 2nd model) entitled: \'Kreissieger 1939\' and being a neatly maker- (ie.: \'Hermann Aurich\'-) marked example This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - 'HJ'- ('Hitlerjugend') ie. 'BDM'- ('Bund Deutscher Mädel') related, so-called: 'Reichsberufswettkampf-Siegerabzeichen' being a high-quality (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) based award (of the 2nd model) bearing the text: 'Kreissieger 1939' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. used- albeit totally undamaged-), condition. The attractive badge is (as stated above) executed in high-quality, copper-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'-) and is nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-signification: 'Hermann Aurich - Dresden' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in a moderately used- ie. worn condition but is truly void of any enamel-damage (as can be seen on the pictures). It is just a tiny bit tarnished ie. dusty caused by normal age (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted on its (fully functional- and unaltered-) catch and/or functional pin- (ie. catch) attachment. The badge has a wonderful appearance and has never been cleaned nor polished. Simply an attractive 'youth-related'-award that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'hollow-back\' \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was produced by the: \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-converse-shaped, 'hollow-back'-pattern and/or non-maker-marked example as was executed in (greyish-silver-toned) zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that was produced by the desirable: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. This example has a typical rectangular-shaped pin-set-up and typical catch (as only seen on IABs as produced by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company) and seems to be totally uncleaned and has still an attractive and/or somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina: most of its period-applied silver finish has been 'faded-away' over the years (as more often). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was with certainty never cleaned. It should be noted that IABs as produced by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company are quite difficult to encounter and are not often offered for sale. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a scarcely encountered 'IAB-variant' that was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, \'hollow-back\' \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was produced by the: \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-converse-shaped, 'hollow-back'-pattern and/or non-maker-marked example as was executed in (greyish-silver-toned) zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that was produced by the desirable: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. This example has a typical rectangular-shaped pin-set-up and typical catch (as only seen on IABs as produced by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company) and seems to be totally uncleaned and has still an attractive and/or somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina: most of its period-applied silver finish has been 'faded-away' over the years (as more often). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was with certainty never cleaned. It should be noted that IABs as produced by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company are quite difficult to encounter and are not often offered for sale. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a scarcely encountered 'IAB-variant' that was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, \'hollow-back\' \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was produced by the: \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-converse-shaped, 'hollow-back'-pattern and/or non-maker-marked example as was executed in (greyish-silver-toned) zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that was produced by the desirable: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. This example has a (typical) rectangular-shaped pin-set-up and typical catch (as only seen on IABs as produced by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company) and seems to be totally uncleaned and has still an attractive and/or somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina: most of its period-applied silver finish has been 'faded-away' (ie. 'migriert') over the years (as is more often the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private-household where it was recently found - shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was with certainty never cleaned. It should be noted that IABs as produced by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company are quite difficult to encounter and are not often offered for sale. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a scarcely encountered 'IAB-variant' that was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, \'hollow-back\' \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was produced by the: \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-converse-shaped, 'hollow-back'-pattern and/or non-maker-marked example as was executed in (greyish-silver-toned) zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that was produced by the desirable: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. This example has a (typical) rectangular-shaped pin-set-up and typical catch (as only seen on IABs as produced by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company) and seems to be totally uncleaned and has still an attractive and/or somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina: most of its period-applied silver finish has been 'faded-away' (ie. 'migriert') over the years (as is more often the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private-household where it was recently found - shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was with certainty never cleaned. It should be noted that IABs as produced by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company are quite difficult to encounter and are not often offered for sale. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a scarcely encountered 'IAB-variant' that was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, \'hollow-back\' \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was procuced by the: \'Assmann\'-company This is an attractive, so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a clearly maker- (ie. 'A'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based ('hollow-back') specimen as was procuced by the: 'Assmann u. Söhne'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- ie. moderately worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns a mid-war-period-, zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that has lost almost all of its silver-coloured finish (as more often on these A-marked PABs) but that has still an attractive appearance showing pronounced detail as to be expected by a badge by this particular maker. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated is the piece a neatly maker-marked example (that shows the 'A'-logo on its back) that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typical pin-set-up, silver-coloured thin-shaped pin and/or modelled catch - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: 'Assmann u. Söhne'-company: it deals with a so-called: 'hollow zinc pattern' (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '1.3.2.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The attractive piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was recently found as such at a German flea-market and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very attractive and honest silver-class PAB by the 'Assmann u. Söhne'-company that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'hollow-back\'-pattern \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was produced by the: \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-converse-shaped, 'hollow-back'-pattern and/or non-maker-marked example as was executed in (greyish-silver-toned) zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that was produced by the desirable: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. This example has a (typical) rectangular-shaped pin-set-up and typical catch (as only seen on IABs as produced by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company) and seems to be totally uncleaned and has still an attractive and/or somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina: some of its period-applied silver finish has been 'faded-away' (ie. 'migriert') over the years (as is more often the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was with certainty never cleaned nor polished. It should be noted that IABs as produced by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company are quite difficult to encounter and are not often offered for sale. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a scarcely encountered 'IAB-variant' that was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, \'hollow-back\'-pattern \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was produced by the: \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of an: \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-converse-shaped, \'hollow-back\'-pattern and/or non-maker-marked example as was executed in (somewhat darkened greyish-silver-toned) zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and that was produced by the desirable: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. This example has a (typical) rectangular-shaped pin-set-up and typical catch (as only seen on IABs as produced by the \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company) and seems to be totally uncleaned and has still an attractive and/or somewhat \'tarnished\' age-patina: most of its period-applied silver finish has been \'faded-away\' (ie. \'migriert\') over the years (as is more often the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was with certainty never cleaned nor polished. It should be noted that IABs as produced by the \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company are quite difficult to encounter and are not often offered for sale. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a scarcely encountered \'IAB-variant\' that was produced by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, \'hollow-back\'-pattern \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was produced by the: \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of an: \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-converse-shaped, \'hollow-back\'-pattern and/or (typical) non-maker-marked example as was executed in (somewhat darkened greyish-silver-toned) zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and that was produced by the desirable: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. This example has a (typical) rectangular-shaped pin-set-up and typical catch (as only seen on IABs as produced by the \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company) and seems to be totally uncleaned and has still an attractive and/or somewhat \'tarnished\' age-patina: most of its period-applied silver finish has been \'faded-away\' (ie. \'migriert\') over the years (as is more often the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was with certainty never cleaned nor polished. It should be noted that IABs as produced by the \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company are quite difficult to encounter and are not often offered for sale. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a scarcely encountered \'IAB-variant\' that was produced by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, \'hollow-back\'-pattern \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in silver-toned metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\' ie. Tombak) as was produced by the: \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company This is a very attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-converse-shaped, 'hollow-back'-pattern and/or non-maker-marked example as was executed in (silver-toned) silver-toned metal (ie. 'Buntmetall' ie. Tombak) and that was produced by the desirable: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- and - I deem - just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. This example has a (typical) rectangular-shaped pin-set-up and typical catch (as only seen on IABs as produced by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company) and seems to be totally uncleaned and has still an attractive and/or somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina: most of its minimally tarnished finish has been nicely preserved (as is not always the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece shows some minimal wear and/or staining but was with certainty never cleaned nor polished. It should be noted that IABs as produced by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company are quite difficult to encounter and are not often offered for sale. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a scarcely encountered 'Buntmetall-based IAB-variant' that was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, \'hollow\'-pattern, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a detailed- and/or: typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based version as was procuced by the: \'Otto Schickle\'-company This is a truly attractive - albeit non-maker-marked and I deem only moderately used - so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a detailed- and/or: typical zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based version as was procuced by the: 'Otto Schickle'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. issued-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns a desirable (I deem mid- ie. later-war-period-) hollow-pattern specimen that has a (bright) golden-bronze-toned finish. The badge has, however, not been recently cleaned nor polished (and is still also a bit dirty ie. stained ie. tarnished as can be seen on the pictures). As stated is the piece a non-maker-marked example (as always by this specific maker) that shows various characteristics only seen with PABs as produced by the: 'Otto Schickle'-company based in the town of Pforzheim. The neat piece - which is quite pronounced and has naturally great pronounced detail - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker (such as a silver-toned pin and 'C'-shaped catch). It deals with a so-called: 'Hollow Zinc Set-up variant'-example (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '4.2.3.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). It was recently found as such at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and honest, bronze-class PAB that comes in an overall wonderful condition!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabz. in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a detailed albeit unmarked example (of the \'long-barrel-hinge\'-variant) as executed in \'Feinzink\' as produced by the: \'Steinhauer & Lück\'-company This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used and/or worn - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a detailed albeit unmarked example (of the 'long-barrel-hinge'-variant) as was executed in (typical golden-bronze-toned) zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that was produced by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'- (ie. 'S.& L.'-) company as based in town of Lüdenscheid and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit - I deem - moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. This example is a typical non-maker-marked award as more often encountered: it has a 'typical' so-called: 'long-sized-barrel'-pattern pin-set-up and shows an elongated hinge set-up (as is more often seen on IABs as produced by the: 'S.& L.'-company). The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has still an attractive and/or only minimally 'tarnished' age-patina: a fair bit of its (bright and shiny!) period-applied finish has been nicely preserved (as is not always the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found - shows some minimal wear and/or staining but was with certainty never cleaned. Simply a nice - and honest! - 'Feinzink'-based, bronze-class IAB that was produced by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'-company and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabz. in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a detailed albeit unmarked example (of the \'long-barrel-hinge\'-variant) as executed in \'Feinzink\' as produced by the: \'Steinhauer & Lück\'-company This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used and/or worn - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a detailed albeit unmarked example (of the 'long-barrel-hinge'-variant) as was executed in (typical silverish-toned) zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that was produced by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'- (ie. 'S.& L.'-) company as based in town of Lüdenscheid and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit - I deem - moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. This example is a non-maker-marked award as more often encountered: it has a 'typical' so-called: 'long-sized-barrel'-pattern pin-set-up and shows an elongated hinge set-up (as is more often seen on IABs as produced by the: 'S.& L.'-company). The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has still an attractive and/or only minimally 'tarnished' age-patina: a fair bit of its (bright and shiny!) period-applied finish has been nicely preserved (as is not always the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found - shows some minimal wear and/or staining but was with certainty never cleaned. Simply a nice - and honest! - 'Feinzink'-based silver-class IAB that was produced by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'-company and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\' (or bronze-class IAB) being a non-maker-marked, typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version ie. \'variant\' as was ( I deem) procuded by the: \'Funcke u. Brüninghaus\'-company This is an attractive - albeit clearly used and/or worn - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze' (or bronze-class assault-badge ie. IAB) being a typical non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) version ie. 'variant' (having typical 'F&B-L-set-up') as was (I deem) procuded by the: 'Funcke u. Brüninghaus'-company as based in Lüdenscheid and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-) condition. The badge is a typical, non- vaulted example that retains just some of its period-applied bronze-coloured finish: it has a typical 'zinc-based' age-patina as more often seen with zinc-based IABs by this maker. This particular example comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured) pin which shows a 'typical catch and/or pin set-up' as is more often seen as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is quite detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has been moderately used and shows some obvious wear ie. dirt on some the obvious higher-placed areas: it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and honest bronze-class IAB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\' being a non-maker-marked and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version (ie. \'crimped scooped rifle-variant\') as was (I deem) procuded by the: \'S&L\'- (ie. \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-) company This is an attractive - truly vaulted- ie. converse-shaped and I deem just minimally used ie. worn! - example of an: \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class assault-badge ie. IAB) being a typical non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen (of the so-called: \'crimped scooped rifle-variant\') as was (I deem) procuded by the: \'S&L\'- (ie. \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-) company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit surely issued- and/or just moderately worn-), condition. The badge is a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that retains most of its (light-toned) bronze-coloured finish: it has a typical \'Feinzink\'-like age-patina. This particular example comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped- and/or copper-coloured) pin which shows a typical \'crimped\' mounting and/or: copper-toned catch as to be expected. The piece is very detailed and has a pronounced appearance: the award has I deem just been moderately used and shows some minimal wear ie. dirt on some the obvious higher-placed areas: it was however most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. The maker of this particular IAB is (I deem) the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company and it deals with an uncommonly encountered so-called: \'crimped scooped rifle-variant\'. In any case a very attractive and honest IAB that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\', being an unmarked (and/or quite converse- ie. vaulted-) \'hollow-back\' example by the maker: \'Friedrich Linden\' as was executed in bronze-coloured, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\' or: pot-metal) This example is a truly attractive, albeit non-maker-marked-, award: it has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge (-set-up) as is more often encountered with IABs by this maker. I deem that this example can with certainty be determined as a 'later-war-period variant' that can be attributed to the maker: 'Friedrich Linden' based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The badge was with certainly issued and comes in a moderately used- ie. worn (see pictures). It was IMO never cleaned nor polished and still retains, however, most of its somewhat brownish-toned- ie. bronze-coloured finish as can be seen on the pictures (something that is not that often seen on these later-war 'FLL'-examples). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present (they are both in pristine condition). The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - shows as stated above only moderate wear and will be hard to be upgraded. Simply a nice 'hollow-back' IAB-variant is not that often offered for sale and that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or silver IAB) being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version ie. \'variant\' as was ( I deem) procuded by the: \'Funcke u. Brüninghaus\'-company This is an attractive - albeit just moderately used ie. worn - example of an: \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or silver-class assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked, typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version ie. \'variant\' (having an unusually seen \'crimped set-up\') as was (I deem) procuded by the: \'Funcke u. Brüninghaus\'-company as based in Lüdenscheid and that comes in overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-) condition. The badge is a typical, quite vaulted example that retains a fair bit of its period-applied silver-coloured finish: it has a typical \'zinc-based\' age-patina as more often seen with zinc-based IABs by this maker. This particular example comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured) pin which shows a (variant \'crimped catch and/or pin set-up\' as is more often seen as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is quite detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has been moderately used and shows some wear ie. dirt on some the obvious higher-placed areas: it was however most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. Simply an attractive and honest IAB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or silver IAB), being a maker- (ie. \'F.O.\'-) marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version ie. \'variant\', as was procuded by the: \'Friedrich Orth\'-company based in Wien (Vienna) This is an attractive - albeit IMO minimally used ie. worn - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or silver assault-badge ie. IAB), being being a neat maker- (ie. 'F.O.'-) marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) version ie. 'variant', as was procuded by the unusally encountered: 'Friedrich Orth'-company based in Wien (Vienna), in overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-) condition. The badge is a minimally vaulted- ie. converse- and/or typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains most of its silver-coloured finish: it has a typical age-patina as more often seen with zinc-based IABs by this maker. This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin which shows a typical mounting and/or catch as to be expected. The piece is very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO been moderately used and shows some wear ie. dirt on some the obvious higher-placed areas: it was however most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collector-hands. The maker of this particular IAB is the: 'Friedrich Orth'-company based in Wien (Vienna) that retains a clearly visible makers'-mark ie. 'F.O.'-logo on the back (see pictures). In any case an attractive and honest IAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or silver IAB), being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version ie. \'variant\', as was procuded by the: \'Funcke u. Brüninghaus\'-company based in Lüdenscheid This is an attractive - albeit IMO moderately used ie. worn - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or silver assault-badge ie. IAB), being a non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) version ie. 'variant' (having an unusually seen 'crimped set-up'!), as was procuded by the unusally encountered: 'Funcke u. Brüninghaus'-company based in Lüdenscheid, in overall nice (albeit moderately used ie. worn-) condition. The badge is a non-vaulted- and/or typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains a fair bit of its period-applied silver-coloured finish: it has a typical 'zinc-based' age-patina as more often seen with zinc-based IABs by this maker. This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin which shows a (variant 'crimped catch & pin set-up' as is more often seen - see pictures). The piece is very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO been moderately used and shows some wear ie. dirt on some the obvious higher-placed areas: it was however most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collector-hands. The maker of this particular IAB is the: 'Funcke u. Brüninghaus'-company based in Lüdenscheid something that is affirmed by the various specifications and/or details as can be seen on the pictures. In any case an attractive and honest IAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being an unmarked example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was (I deem) produced by the: \'A. Rettenmaier\'-company This is an attractive - and hardly used! - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being an unmarked example as was executed in (typical greyish-toned) zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that was (I deem) produced by the: 'Alois Rettenmaier'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. This example is a non-maker-marked award as more often: it has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up (as is more often seen on IABs by the: 'Rettenmaier'-company). The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has still an attractive and/or somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina: some of its period-applied finish has been 'faded away' (as is more often the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - shows some wear and/or staining and was I deem never cleaned. Simply a nice - and honest! - 'Feinzink'-based IAB that was produced by the: 'A. Rettenmaier'-company and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being an unmarked example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was (I deem) produced by the: \'A. Rettenmaier\'-company This is an attractive - and hardly used! - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being an unmarked example as was executed in (typical greyish-toned) zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that was (I deem) produced by the: 'Alois Rettenmaier'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. This example is a non-maker-marked award as more often: it has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up (as is more often seen on IABs by the: 'Rettenmaier'-company). The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has still an attractive and/or somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina: truly most of its period-applied finish has been nicely preserved (as is not that often the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - shows some wear and/or staining and was I deem never cleaned. Simply a nice - and honest! - 'Feinzink'-based IAB that was produced by the: 'A. Rettenmaier'-company and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being an unmarked example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was (I deem) produced by the: \'A. Rettenmaier\'-company This is an attractive - and just moderately used! - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a (typical) unmarked example as was executed in (greyish-silver-toned) zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that was (I deem) produced by the: 'Alois Rettenmaier'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. This example is a non-maker-marked award as more often: it has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up (as is more often seen on IABs by the: 'Rettenmaier'-company). The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has still an attractive and/or somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina: some of its period-applied finish has been 'faded away' (as is more often the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found - shows some wear and/or staining and was I deem never cleaned. Simply a nice - and honest! - 'Feinzink'-based IAB that was produced by the: 'A. Rettenmaier'-company and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being an unmarked example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was (I deem) produced by the: \'A. Rettenmaier\'-company This is an attractive - and just moderately used! - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a (typical) unmarked example as was executed in (greyish-silver-toned) zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that was (I deem) produced by the: 'Alois Rettenmaier'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. This example is a non-maker-marked award as more often: it has a 'typical' catch and/or hinge set-up (as is more often seen on IABs by the: 'Rettenmaier'-company). The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has still an attractive and/or somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina: some of its period-applied finish has been 'faded away' (as is more often the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found - shows some wear and/or staining and was I deem never cleaned. Simply a nice - and honest! - 'Feinzink'-based IAB that was produced by the: 'A. Rettenmaier'-company and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a clearly maker- (ie. small \'W\'-) marked, so-called: \'flat-back\'-example as was produced by the: \'Karl Würster\'-company This is an attractive - and most certainly issued- albeit hardly worn nor even used - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a clearly maker- (ie. small 'W'-) marked, so-called: 'flat-back'- and/or somewhat golden-silvered, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen as was produced by the: 'Karl Würster'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and - I deem - issued albeit hardly used nor worn-), condition. This example is a neatly maker-marked award that shows the various characteristics as only seen on IABs as produced by the: 'Würster'-company. The - very pronounded! - 'flat- ie. solid-back'-pattern war-badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and minimally tarnished age-patina: truly most of its period-applied (somewhat shiny) finish has been nicely (ie. fully) preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private-household where it was recently found - was never cleaned and has been truly nicely preserved. Simply an honest 'Feinzink'-based, silver-class 'solid-back'-pattern IAB as was produced the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Karl Würster' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a maker- (ie. \'S.H.u.Co. 41\'-) marked, so-called: \'flat-back\'-example as was produced by the: \'S.H.u.Co\'- (ie. \'Söhni u. Heubach\'-) company This is an attractive - most certainly issued- albeit hardly worn nor used - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a clearly maker- (ie. 'S.H.u.Co. 41'-) marked, so-called: 'flat-back'- and/or greyish-silvered, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen as was produced by the: 'S.H.u.Co'- (ie. 'Söhni u. Heubach'-) company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem issued albeit hardly used nor worn-), condition. This example is a maker-marked award that shows the various characteristics as only seen on IABs as produced by the: 'S.H.u.Co'- (ie. 'Söhni u. Heubach'-) company. The - very pronounded! - 'flat- ie. solid-back'-pattern war-badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and somewhat tarnished age-patina: truly most of its period-applied (shiny) finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private-household where it was recently found - was never cleaned and has been nicely preserved. Simply an honest 'Feinzink'-based, silver-class 'hollow-back'-pattern IAB as was produced the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'S.H.u.Co'- (ie. 'Söhni u. Heubach') and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked, so-called: \'four-rivet\'-example as was produced by the: \'Biedermann & Co.\'-company This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely seen! - most certainly issued- and/or just moderately worn - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked, so-called: 'four-rivet' example as was executed in bright-silver-toned, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) and that was produced by the: 'Biedermann & Co.'-company as based in the town Oberkassel bei Bonn and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem surely issued- and/or just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. This example is a typical non-maker-marked award that shows the various characteristics as only seen on IABs as produced by the: 'Biedermann & Co.'-company. The - truly very pronounded! - war-badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and somewhat tarnished age-patina: truly most of its period-applied (and somewhat 'frosted'!) silver finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The pin, four rivets and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which originates from a private-household where it was recently found - was never cleaned and has been nicely preserved. Simply an honest 'Feinzink'-based, silver-class IAB of the 'four rivet'-variant-type that was produced the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Biedermann & Co.'-company and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked, so-called: \'hollow-back\'-example as was (I deem) produced by the: \'Friedrich Linden\'- (ie. \'FFL\'-) company This is a very attractive - albeit most certainly issued but hardly worn- nor even used - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked and truly 'converse-shaped' so-called: 'hollow-back'- and/or greyish-silver-toned, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen as was - I deem - produced by the: 'Friedrich Linden'- (ie. 'FLL'-) company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem surely issued albeit hardly used nor worn-), condition. This example is a non-maker-marked award and shows the various characteristics as only seen on IABs as produced by the: 'Friedrich Linden'- (ie. 'FLL'-) company. The - very pronounced! - 'hollow-back'-pattern war-badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and only minimally tarnished age-patina: truly all of its period-applied finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found - was never cleaned and has been truly nicely preserved. Simply a very attractive 'Feinzink'-based, silver-class 'hollow-back'-pattern IAB as was produced the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Friedrich Linden'- (ie. 'FLL'-) and that is - I deem - priced according to its very nicely preserved and hardly used condition!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked, so-called: \'hollow-back\'-example as was (I deem) produced by the: \'Otto Schickle\'-company This is an attractive - albeit issued and/or moderately used- and/or worn - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked, so-called: 'hollow-back'- and/or greyish-silver-toned, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen as was - I deem - produced by the: 'Otto Schickle'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem surely issued albeit just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. This example is a non-maker-marked award and shows the various characteristics as only seen on IABs as produced by the: 'Otto Schickle'-company. The - very pronounced! - 'hollow-back'-pattern war-badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and only minimally tarnished age-patina: most of its period-applied finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found - was never cleaned and has been nicely preserved. Simply a very attractive 'Feinzink'-based, silver-class 'hollow-back'-pattern IAB as was produced the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Otto Schickle'-company and that is - I deem - priced according to its very nicely preserved and hardly used condition!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked, so-called: \'hollow-back\'-example as was (I deem) produced by the: \'Otto Schickle\'-company This is an attractive - albeit issued and/or moderately used- and/or worn - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked, so-called: 'hollow-back'- and/or greyish-silver-toned, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen as was - I deem - produced by the: 'Otto Schickle'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem surely issued albeit just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. This example is a non-maker-marked award and shows the various characteristics as only seen on IABs as produced by the: 'Otto Schickle'-company. The - very pronounced! - 'hollow-back'-pattern war-badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and only minimally tarnished age-patina: most of its period-applied finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found - was never cleaned and has been nicely preserved. Simply a very attractive 'Feinzink'-based, silver-class 'hollow-back'-pattern IAB as was produced the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Otto Schickle'-company and that is - I deem - priced according to its very nicely preserved and hardly used condition!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked, so-called: \'hollow-back\'-example as was (I deem) produced by the: \'S.H.u.Co\'- (ie. \'Söhni u. Heubach\'-) company This is an attractive - albeit most certainly issued- and/or moderately worn - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked, so-called: 'hollow-back'- and/or greyish-silvered, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen as was - I deem - produced by the: 'S.H.u.Co'- (ie. 'Söhni u. Heubach'-) company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem surely issued and/or just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. This example is a non-maker-marked award and shows the various characteristics as only seen on IABs as produced by the: 'S.H.u.Co'- (ie. 'Söhni u. Heubach'-) company. The - very pronounded! - 'hollow-back'-pattern war-badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and somewhat tarnished age-patina: truly most of its period-applied finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - was never cleaned and has been nicely preserved. Simply an honest 'Feinzink'-based, silver-class 'hollow-back'-pattern IAB as was produced the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'S.H.u.Co'- (ie. 'Söhni u. Heubach') and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked, so-called: \'semi-hollow-back\'-example as was (I deem) produced by a to date still unidentified maker This is a very attractive - albeit most certainly issued but hardly worn- nor even used - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked, so-called: 'semi-hollow-back'- and/or bright-silver-toned, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen as was - I deem - produced by a to date still unidentified maker and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem surely issued albeit hardly used nor worn-), condition. This example is a non-maker-marked award and shows the various characteristics as only seen these 'semi-hollow-back'-examples. The - very pronounced! - 'hollow-back'-pattern war-badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and only minimally tarnished age-patina: truly all of its period-applied (silver-toned) finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found - was never cleaned and has been truly nicely preserved. Simply a very attractive 'Feinzink'-based, silver-class 'semi-hollow-back'-pattern IAB as was produced by a to date unidentified maker and that is - I deem - priced according to its very nicely preserved and hardly used condition!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked, so-called: \'solid-back- ie. copper-coated\'-example as was (I deem) produced by the: \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company This is an attractive - albeit most certainly issued- and/or just moderately worn - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked, so-called: 'solid-back- ie. copper-coated' example as was executed in bright-silver-toned, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) and that was - I deem - produced by the: 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem surely issued- and/or just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. This example is a typical non-maker-marked award and shows the various characteristics as only seen on IABs as produced by the: 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann'-company as was based in the town of Frankfurt a. Main. The - truly very pronounded! - war-badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and somewhat tarnished age-patina: truly most of its period-applied (and somewhat 'frosted'!) silver finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which originates from a private-household where it was recently found - was never cleaned and has been nicely preserved. Simply an honest 'Feinzink'-based, silver-class IAB of the 'solid-back- ie. copper-coated'-variant-type that was produced the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked, so-called: \'solid-back\'-example as was (I deem) produced by the: \'E. Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company This is an attractive - albeit most certainly issued- and/or moderately worn - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked, so-called: 'solid-back'- and/or bright-silver-toned, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen as was - I deem - produced by the: 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem surely issued and/or just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. This example is a non-maker-marked award and shows the various characteristics as only seen on IABs as produced by the: 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann'-company as was based in the town of Frankfurt a. Main. The - very pronounded! - war-badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and somewhat tarnished age-patina: truly most of its period-applied (and 'frosted'!) silver finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present (the catch is just a tiny bit 'out-of shape' but still fully functional). The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - was never cleaned and has been nicely preserved. Simply an honest 'Feinzink'-based, silver-class IAB as was produced the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'E. Ferd. Wiedmann' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked, \'Buntmetall\'-based so-called: \'hollow-back\'-example as was produced by the: \'Otto Schickle\'-company This is an attractive - albeit issued and/or moderately used- and/or worn - example of an: \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked, so-called: \'hollow-back\'- and/or bright silver-toned, \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen as was (I deem) produced by the: \'Otto Schickle\'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem surely issued albeit just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. This example is a non-maker-marked award and shows the various characteristics as only seen on IABs as produced by the: \'Otto Schickle\'-company. The - very pronounced! - \'hollow-back\'-pattern war-badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still a very attractive and only minimally tarnished age-patina: truly most of its period-applied silver-toned finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The period pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany where it was recently found - was never cleaned and has simply been nicely preserved over the years. Simply a very attractive silvered \'Buntmetall\'-based, \'hollow-back\'-pattern IAB as was produced the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Otto Schickle\'-company and that is - I deem - priced according to its very nicely preserved and just moderately used condition!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being a maker- (ie. \'F.L.L.\'- and/or very converse- ie. vaulted-) \'solid-back\' example by the maker: \'Friedrich Linden\' (ie. \'F.L.L.\') as was executed in bright silver-coloured, zinc-based metal This example is an attractive - and I deem only minimally used and/or worn - clearly maker- (ie. \'F.L.L.\'-) marked award: it has a \'typical\' catch- and/or hinge (-set-up) as is more often encountered with IABs by this particular maker. This specimen can be determined as a \'mid-war-period-variant\' that can be attributed to the maker: \'Friedrich Linden\' (ie. \'F.L.L.\') as based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The badge was with certainly issued and comes in an only minimally used- and/or worn, condition (as can be seen on the pictures). It was (I deem) never cleaned nor polished and truly retains most of its (farily bright!) silver-coloured finish as can be seen on the pictures (something that is NOT always the case with these mid-war-period \'FLL\'-examples). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present (they are both in pristine condition). The piece - which originates from a private-household where it was recently found - shows as stated above only minimal wear, age and/or staining. Simply a very attractive \'solid-back\' IAB-variant by the desirable maker \'Friedrich Linden\' (ie. \'F.L.L.\') that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being a maker- (ie. \'MK\' in a triangle-) marked (and/or minimally converse- ie. vaulted-) example by a to date still unidentified maker as was executed in silvered zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This example is a truly very attractive - and in my opinion only moderately worn - war-badge: it has a 'typical' (integrated) catch and/or pin(-set-up) as found on IABs by this particular maker. This example is a clearly maker- (ie. 'MK' in a triangle-) marked (and/or minimally converse- ie. vaulted-) example as was executed in nicely silvered- and zinc-based metal ('Feinzink'). The exact maker (ie. 'Hersteller') that reads: 'MK' (which presumably stands for: 'Metall u. Kunststoff') is to date still unidentified. The badge was with certainly issued and comes in a minimally used- ie. worn, condition (see pictures). It was never cleaned nor polished and retains most of its ('frosted') silver-coloured finish as can be seen on the pictures. I deem that this example has the 'looks' of a 'Buntmetall'-based example but is most certainly executed in zinc. The thin-shaped pin and/or typical catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present (they are both in pristine condition). The piece - which originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently found - shows as stated above only minimal wear, age and/or staining but is nevertheless still a very attractive example. Simply a very attractive maker-marked- and/or 'solid-back' IAB-variant that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being a maker- (ie. \'MK\' in a triangle-) marked (and/or minimally converse- ie. vaulted-) example by a to date still unidentified maker as was executed in silvered zinc-based metal (\'Feinzink\') This example is an attractive - and in my opinion only moderately worn - war-badge: it has a 'typical' (integrated) catch and/or pin(-set-up) as found on IABs by this particular maker. This example is a clearly maker- (ie. 'MK' in a triangle-) marked (and/or minimally converse- ie. vaulted-) example as was executed in nicely silvered- and zinc-based metal ('Feinzink'). The exact maker (Hersteller) 'MK' (which presumably stands for: 'Metall u. Kunststoff') is to date still unidentified. The badge was with certainly issued and comes in a minimally used- ie. worn, condition (see pictures). It was never cleaned nor polished and retains most of its ('frosted') silver-coloured finish as can be seen on the pictures. The thin-shaped pin and/or typical catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present (they are both in pristine condition). The piece - which originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently found - shows as stated above only minimal wear, age and/or staining but is nevertheless still a very attractive example. Of additional interest is, morover, the fact that this piece shows two engraved initials (I deem: 'F.F.') of the bearerSimply a nice maker-marked- and 'solid-back' IAB-variant that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked and typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version (ie. \'crimped scooped rifle-variant\') as was procuded by the: \'S&L\'- (ie. \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-) company This is an attractive - albeit I deem minimally used ie. worn - example of an: \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver assault-badge ie. IAB) being a typical non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen (of the so-called: \'crimped scooped rifle-variant\') as was procuded by the: \'S&L\'- (ie. \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-) company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- and/or just moderately worn-), condition. The badge is a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that retains most of its silver-coloured finish: it has a typical \'Feinzink\'-like age-patina. This particular example comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured) pin which shows a typical \'crimped\' mounting and/or: copper-toned catch as to be expected. The piece is very detailed and has a pronounced appearance: the award has I deem just been moderately used and shows some minimal wear ie. dirt on some the obvious higher-placed areas: it was however most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. The maker of this particular IAB is the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company and it deals with an uncommonly encountered so-called: \'crimped scooped rifle-variant\'. In any case a very attractive and honest IAB that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version (ie. \'crimped scooped rifle-variant\') as was (I deem) procuded by the: \'S&L\'- (ie. \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-) company This is an attractive - minimally vaulted- ie. converse-shaped and I deem just minimally used ie. worn! - example of an: \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class assault-badge ie. IAB) being a typical non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen (of the so-called: \'crimped scooped rifle-variant\') as was (I deem) procuded by the: \'S&L\'- (ie. \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-) company and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit surely issued- and/or just moderately worn-), condition. The badge is a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that has lost most of its silver-toned-coloured finish (just the the back is neatly silver-toned): it has a typical \'Feinzink\'-like age-patina. This particular example comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured) pin which shows a typical \'crimped\' mounting and/or: copper-toned catch as to be expected. The piece is very detailed and has a pronounced appearance: the award has I deem just been moderately used and shows some minimal wear ie. dirt on some the obvious higher-placed areas: it was however most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors\'-hands. The maker of this particular IAB is (I deem) the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company and it deals with an uncommonly encountered so-called: \'crimped scooped rifle-variant\'. In any case a very attractive and honest silver-class IAB that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being a scarcely seen, non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was presumably procuded by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Ernst L. Müller\' This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry-assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen, as was presumably procuded by the desirable: 'Ernst L. Müller'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly issued- and/or worn-), condition. The badge is a typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that is quite tarnished: it retains, however, a fair bit of its silver-coloured finish and has a typical, 'Feinzink'-like age-patina and is somewhat dirty ie. stained. This particular example comes naturally mounted onto its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin which shows a typical mounting and/or catch as to be expected for an IAB by this particular maker. The piece is very detailed and retains a very pronounced appearance: the award shows as stated above some staining caused by moderate wear and decades of storage: it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It should be noted that IABs by the: 'Ernst L. Müller'-company in Pforzheim are hard too find and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. The award on offer here originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive and scarcely seen IAB that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\', being a non-maker-marked and zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version as was produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company This is an attractive - albeit minimally used ie. worn - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or silver assault-badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version as was procuded by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued- ie. minimally worn-), condition. The badge is a typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains most of its silver-coloured finish: it has a typical 'Feinzink'-like age-patina and is just somewhat tarnished by normal age. This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin which shows a typical 'S&L'-mounting and/or catch as to be expected. The piece is quite detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO been minimally used and shows some wear ie. dirt on some the obvious higher-placed areas: it was however most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collector-hands. Simply an attractive and honest IAB as was produced by by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\', being a non-maker-marked-, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version (ie. \'crimped scooped rifle-variant\'), as was procuded by the: \'S&L\'- (ie. \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-) company This is a truly attractive - albeit minimally used ie. worn - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or silver assault-badge ie. IAB), being a non-maker-marked-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version (ie. 'crimped scooped rifle-variant'), as was procuded by the: 'S&L'-company, in overall nice (albeit issued- ie. worn-) condition. The badge is a typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains a fair bit of its (dull-) silver-coloured finish: it has a typical 'Feinzink'-like age-patina. This particular example comes naturally on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin which shows a typical 'crimped' mounting and/or catch as to be expected. The piece is very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO been moderately used and shows some minimal wear ie. dirt on some the obvious higher-placed areas: it was however most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collector-hands. The maker of this particular IAB is the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company and it deals with an uncommonly encountered so-called: 'crimped scooped rifle-variant'. In any case a very attractive and honest IAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\', being a non-maker-marked-, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version (ie. \'hollow-variant\'), as was procuded by the: \'R.S.& S.\'- (ie. \'Richard Simm u. Söhne\'-) company This is an attractive - albeit moderately used ie. worn - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or silver assault-badge ie. IAB), being a non-maker-marked-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version (ie. 'hollow-variant'), as was procuded by the: 'R.S.& S.'- (ie. 'Richard Simm u. Söhne'-) company, in overall nice (albeit issued- ie. moderately worn-) condition. The badge is a typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains a fair bit of its (dull-) silver-coloured finish: it has a typical 'Feinzink'-like age-patina. This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin which shows a typical 'ball-shaped'-mounting and/or specific catch as to be expected. The piece is quite detailed and has a pronounced appearance: the award has IMO been moderately used and shows some minimal wear ie. dirt on some the obvious higher-placed areas: it was however most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collector-hands. The maker of this particular IAB is the: 'Richard Simm u. Söhne'-company and it deals with an uncommonly encountered so-called: 'hollow-variant'. In any case an attractive and honest IAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\', being a non-maker-marked-, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version as was (presumably) procuded by the: \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company This is a truly attractive - albeit minimally used ie. worn - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or silver assault-badge ie. IAB), being a non-maker-marked-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version as was (presumably procuded by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued- ie. minimally worn-) condition. The badge is a typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains most of its (shiny!) silver-coloured finish: it has a typical 'Feinzink'-like age-patina and is just somewhat tarnished by normal age. This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin which shows a typical 'crimped' mounting and/or catch as to be expected. The piece is very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO been minimally used and shows some wear ie. dirt on some the obvious higher-placed areas: it was however most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collector-hands. The maker of this particular IAB is not fully determined but is presumably the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company. In any case a very attractive and honest IAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in, being a non-maker-marked-, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version (ie. \'crimped scooped rifle-variant\'), as was procuded by the: \'S&L\'- (ie. \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-) company This is an attractive - albeit minimally used ie. worn - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturm- abzeichen in Silber' (or silver assault-badge ie. IAB), being a non-maker-marked-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version (ie. 'crimped scooped rifle-variant'), as was procuded by the: 'S&L'-company, in overall nice (albeit issued- ie. worn-) condition. The badge is a typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains a fair bit of its (dull-) silver-coloured finish: it has a typical 'Feinzink'-like age-patina. This particular example comes naturally on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin which shows a typical 'crimped' mounting and/or catch as to be expected. The piece is very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO been moderately used and shows some minimal wear ie. dirt on some the obvious higher-placed areas: it was however most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. The maker of this particular IAB is the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company and it deals with an uncommonly encountered so-called: 'crimped scooped rifle-variant'. In any case a very attractive and honest IAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in, being a non-maker-marked-, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version (ie. \'long-barrel hinge-variant\'), as was procuded by the: \'S&L\'- (ie. \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-) company This is an attractive - albeit minimally used ie. worn - example of an: 'Infanterie- Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or silver assault-badge ie. IAB), being a non-maker-marked-, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based version (ie. 'long-barrel hinge-variant'), as was procuded by the: 'S&L'-company, that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued- ie. worn-), condition. The badge is a typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that retains most of its (bright!) silver-coloured finish: it has a very nice age-patina (as can be noticed on the pictures). This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin which shows a typical 'long-barrel' hinge- and/or catch (as to be expected). The attractive piece is very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO been moderately used and shows some minimal wear ie. dirt on some the obvious higher-placed areas: it was however most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. The maker of this particular IAB is the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company and it deals with an uncommonly encountered so-called: 'long-barrel hinge-variant'. In any case a very attractive and honest IAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or silver IAB), being a maker- (ie. \'L/51\'-) marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version, as was procuded by the: \'E.Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company This is an attractive - albeit moderately used ie. worn - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or silver assault-badge ie. IAB), being a neatly maker- (ie. 'L/51'-) marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) version ie. 'variant', as was procuded by the: 'E.Ferd. Wiedmann'-company based in the town of Frankfurt a.M., that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge is a non-vaulted- ie. typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that has lost a fair bit of its period-applied silver-coloured finish (as more often): it has a typical, 'zinc-like'-age-patina as more often seen with IABs by this maker. This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin which shows a typical mounting and/or 'wrap-around'-type catch as to be expected. The piece is very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO been used and shows some wear ie. dirt on some the obvious higher-placed areas: it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. The maker of this particular IAB is the: 'E.Ferd. Wiedmann'-company based in the town of Frankfurt am Main. The piece retains a clearly visible makers'-mark ie. logo on the lower left corner on its back (see pictures). In any case a very attractive and honest IAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or silver IAB), being a maker- (ie. \'L/51\'-) marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version, as was procuded by the: \'E.Ferd. Wiedmann\'-company This is an attractive - albeit moderately used ie. worn - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or silver assault-badge ie. IAB), being a neat maker- (ie. 'L/51'-) marked, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) version ie. 'variant', as was procuded by the: 'E.Ferd. Wiedmann'-company based in the town of Frankfurt a.M., that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The badge is a non-vaulted- ie. typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that has lost most of its period-applied silver-coloured finish (as more often): it has a typical, 'zinc-like'-age-patina as more often seen with IABs by this maker. This particular example comes naturally mounted on its functional (thin-shaped- and/or silver-coloured-) pin which shows a typical mounting and/or 'wrap-around'-type catch as to be expected. The piece is very detailed and has a very pronounced appearance: the award has IMO been used and shows some wear ie. dirt on some the obvious higher-placed areas: it was, however, most certainly never cleaned nor polished. It originated from a private household in Germany and was never before in collectors'-hands. The maker of this particular IAB is the: 'E.Ferd. Wiedmann'-company based in the town of Frankfurt am Main. The piece retains a clearly visible makers'-mark ie. logo on the lower left corner on its back (see pictures). In any case a very attractive and honest IAB that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or silver infantry-assault badge ie. IAB), being an unmarked (\'pillow-crimp\'-) example as was executed in greyish-coloured, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is an attractive - and/or issued- ie. IMO only minimally worn - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or silver infantry assault-badge ie. IAB), being an unmarked, so-called: 'pillow-crimp'-example as was executed in greyish-silver-coloured, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based- metal, in overall very nice (albeit moderately used and/or worn-) condition. This example is as always a non-maker-marked award of the desirable 'pillow-crimp'-pattern: it has a 'typical' crimped catch and/or equally crimped hinge set-up as to be expected (to date the exact maker of these neat 'pillow-crimp'-pattern IABs has not yet been determined: they can, however, be attributed to one of the so-called: 'Vienna-design'-makers). The badge seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has a still a nice and somewhat silver-greyish coloured age-patina: it retains most of its silverish finish and is still very pronounced and/or detailed. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - shows some regular wear and/or staining was IMO never cleaned nor polished. Simply a very attractive and honest silver-class, 'Feinzink'-based IAB of the 'pillow-crimp'-pattern that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or silver infantry-assault badge ie. IAB), being an unmarked (\'pillow-crimp\'-) example as was executed in greyish-coloured, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') This is an attractive - and/or with certainty issued- ie. IMO only minimally worn - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or silver infantry assault-badge ie. IAB), being an unmarked, so-called: 'pillow-crimp'-example as was executed in greyish-silver-coloured, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based- metal, in overall very nice (albeit moderately used and/or worn-) condition. This example is as always a non-maker-marked award of the desirable 'pillow-crimp'-pattern: it has a 'typical' crimped catch and/or equally crimped hinge set-up as to be expected (to date the exact maker of these neat 'pillow-crimp'-pattern IABs has not yet been determined: they can, however, be attributed to one of the so-called: 'Vienna-design'-makers). The badge seems IMO to be totally uncleaned and has a still a nice and somewhat silver-greyish coloured age-patina: it retains most of its silverish finish and is still very pronounced and/or detailed. The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - shows some regular wear and/or staining was IMO never cleaned nor polished. Simply a very attractive and honest silver-class, 'Feinzink'-based IAB of the 'pillow-crimp'-pattern that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'C.W\'- or: \'Carl Wild\'-) marked example as executed in truly \'frosted\', silverish-grey-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is a very attractive - and actually very detailed and I deem only minimally used- and/or worn! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'C.W'- or: 'Carl Wild'-) marked example as executed in typical, 'frosted' greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- and/or hardly worn-) condition. This example is as stated above neatly maker-marked and has a 'typical' catch and/or catch- (ie. hinge-) set-up as to be expected for IABs by this particular maker. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a very attractive, typical greyish-silver-coloured- and just minimally tarnished age-patina: truly all of its original ('frosted'!) silver-finish has been nicely preserved (as can clearly be noticed on the pictures). The pin and/or (typical) catch (ie. set-up-) are of course unaltered, fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of any collection - shows hardly any wear and/or staining and was most certainly never cleaned: it comes in a fully untouched condition. Simply a very nice - and honest! - silver-class- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Carl Wild' that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'C.W\'- or: \'Carl Wild\'-) marked example as executed in truly \'frosted\', silverish-grey-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is a very attractive - and actually very detailed and I deem only minimally used- and/or worn! - example of an: \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'C.W\'- or: \'Carl Wild\'-) marked example as executed in typical, \'frosted\' greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- and/or hardly worn-) condition. This example is as stated above neatly maker-marked and has a \'typical\' catch and/or catch- (ie. hinge-) set-up as to be expected for IABs by this particular maker. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a very attractive, typical greyish-silver-coloured- and just minimally tarnished age-patina: truly all of its original (\'frosted\'!) silver-finish has been nicely preserved (as can clearly be noticed on the pictures). The pin and/or (typical) catch (ie. set-up-) are of course unaltered, fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of any collection - shows hardly any wear and/or staining and was most certainly never cleaned: it comes in a fully untouched condition. Simply a very nice - and honest! - silver-class- and/or: \'Feinzink\'-based example by the desirable maker: \'Carl Wild\' that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'f.o.\'- or: \'Friedrich Orth\'-) marked example as executed in truly \'frosted\', silverish-grey-coloured \'Feinzink\' This is a very attractive - and actually very detailed and I deem only minimally used- and/or worn! - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver infantry assault badge ie. IAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'f.o.'- or: 'Friedrich Orth'-) marked example as executed in typical, 'frosted' greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. just minimally used- and/or hardly worn-) condition. This example is as stated above neatly maker-marked and has a 'typical' catch and/or catch- (ie. hinge-) set-up as to be expected for IABs by this particular maker. The badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a very attractive, typical greyish-silver-coloured- and just minimally tarnished age-patina: truly all of its original ('frosted'!) silver-finish has been nicely preserved (as can clearly be noticed on the pictures). The pin and/or (typical) catch (ie. set-up-) are of course unaltered, fully functional and/or present. The piece - which originates from a private-household in Germany and that was never before part of any collection - shows hardly any wear and/or staining and was most certainly never cleaned: it comes in a fully untouched condition. Simply a very nice - and honest! - silver-class- and/or: 'Feinzink'-based example by the desirable maker: 'Friedrich Orth' that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked (zinc-based) so-called: \'four-rivet\'-pattern example as was produced by a to date still unidentified maker This is an attractive - and actually fairly scarcely seen! - most certainly issued- and/or just moderately worn - example of an: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked (zinc-based) so-called: 'four-rivet'-pattern example as was produced by a to date still unidentified maker and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem surely issued- and/or just moderately used ie. worn-), condition. This example is a typical non-maker-marked award that shows the various characteristics as only seen on 'four-rivet'-pattern IABs. The - truly very pronounced! - war-badge seems to be totally uncleaned and has a still an attractive and only minimally tarnished age-patina: truly most of its (tarnished) silver-toned finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The (copper-toned) pin, four rivets and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course fully functional and present (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which originates from a private-household where it was recently found - was never cleaned and has been nicely preserved. Simply an honest 'Feinzink'-based, IAB of the 'four rivet'-variant-pattern and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen (as was produced by a by me unidentified maker) This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally used- and/or worn - example of a: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked- and/or typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen as was produced by a (by me) unidentified maker and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem hardly used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint'-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem later-war-period) zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that retains almost all of its (fairly shiny!) silver-coloured finish and that has maintained an attractive appearance, still showing pronounced detail as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). Simply an attractive and honest silver-class IAB that comes in an overall very nice and hardly used- nor worn condition: it will be difficult to upgrade this specimen!

Attractive, \'KdF\'- (ie. \'DAF-/Kraft durch Freude\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate the Scandinavian-trips and depicting a KDF-vessel and text: \'Nordlandfahrten mit Kraft durch Freude 1939\' This is an attractive - and aluminium-based! - so-called: 'DAF/KdF'- (ie.'Deutsches Arbeits Front o. Kraft durch Freude'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie') as was issued to commemorate the various Scandinavian-trips and depicting a typical KDF-vessel and text that reads: 'Nordlandfahrten mit Kraft durch Freude 1939' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in silver-toned metal (ie. aluminium) - shows very nice detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The piece shows a clearly present makers'-designation stamped onto its back that reads: 'F.Hoffstätter - Bonn' and comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. Simply a neat - and most certainly scarcely encountered! - 'DAF/KdF'- (ie.'Deutsches Arbeits Front o. Kraft durch Freude'-) related 'tinnie' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Kl. mit Schwertern\' being a maker- (ie. \'84\'-) marked and typical \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Carl Poellath\' This is an attractive - and just moderately used- ie. worn! - example of a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (or: War Merits\' Cross first class with swords) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'84\'-) marked and/or typical \'Buntmetall\'-based specimen as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Carl Poellath\' as was based in the town of Schrobenhausen and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The attractive - and I deem early- ie. mid-war-period - piece is executed in (bright) silver-coloured and/or: \'Buntmetall\'-based metal and comes in an overall nice (and I deem moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted (ie. non-converse-shaped) cross shows a minimally tarnished age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it retains still, however, most of its \'frosted\' silverish-coloured finish as can be seen on the pictures. The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flute-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes as found and/or stored for decades. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat, maker-marked: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\' for a justified price!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Kl. mit Schwertern\' being a maker- (ie. \'L15\'-) marked and typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was produced by the Austrian maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Friedrich Orth\' This is an attractive example of a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Kl. mit Schwertern\' (or: War Merits\' Cross first class with swords) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'L15\'-) marked and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was produced by the Austrian maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Friedrich Orth\' and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The attractive - and I deem typical later-war-period - piece is executed in silver-coloured- and/or: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based metal and comes in an overall nice (and I deem moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted (ie. non-converse-shaped) cross shows a minimally tarnished age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it retains still, however, some of its \'frosted\' silverish-coloured finish as can be seen on the pictures. The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flut-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes as found and/or stored for decades. Of interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows the makers\'-designation: \'L15\' but is nevertheless a piece that is - I deem - most certainly produced by the the Austrian maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Friedrich Orth\': the makers-designation used by this maker should actually be just: \'15\' (or: \'L14\'): this is a commonly-found mistake. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\' for a justified price!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Kl. mit Schwertern\' being a maker- (ie. \'L15\'-) marked and typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was produced by the Austrian maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Friedrich Orth\' This is an attractive example of a: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Kl. mit Schwertern\' (or: War Merits\' Cross first class with swords) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'L15\'-) marked and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was produced by the Austrian maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Friedrich Orth\' and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The attractive - and I deem typical later-war-period - piece is executed in silver-coloured- and/or: zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based metal and comes in an overall nice (and I deem moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted (ie. non-converse-shaped) cross shows a minimally tarnished age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it retains still, however, most of its \'frosted\' silverish-coloured finish as can be seen on the pictures. The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flut-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece comes as found and/or stored for decades. Of interest is, moreover, the fact that this example shows the makers\'-designation: \'L15\' but is nevertheless a piece that is - I deem - most certainly produced by the the Austrian maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Friedrich Orth\': the makers-designation used by this maker should actually be just: \'15\' (or: \'L14\'): this is a commonly-found mistake. Simply a great occasion to acquire a neat: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\' for a justified price!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (being a clearly maker- ie. \'3\'- or by: \'Wilhem Deumer\'-) marked specimen that is executed in typical silverish-grey-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') The attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - piece is executed in typical greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. most certainly used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross shows some blackened- ie. tarnished age-patina but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it has lost, however, most (ie. all) of its typical silverish-grey-coloured finish that has just 'faded away' over the years as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes naturally mounted on its functional (flute-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and fully unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation '3'-stamped onto its back (as always) - comes as found and stored for decades: it was truly never cleaned and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that the KvK 1st class award is a bit underestimated by the collectors' community: they can almost be graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply an attractive example that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Wilhelm Deumer' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (being a clearly maker- ie. \'3\'- or by: \'Wilhem Deumer\'-) marked specimen that is executed in typical silverish-grey-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') The attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - piece is executed in typical greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. most certainly used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross shows some blackened- ie. tarnished age-patina but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it has lost, however, most (ie. all) of its typical silverish-grey-coloured finish that has just 'faded away' over the years as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes naturally mounted on its functional (flute-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and fully unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation '3'-stamped onto its back (as always) - comes as found and stored for decades: it was truly never cleaned and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that the KvK 1st class award is a bit underestimated by the collectors' community: they can almost be graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply an attractive example that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Wilhelm Deumer' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (being a clearly maker- ie. \'3\'- or by: \'Wilhem Deumer\'-) marked specimen that is executed in typical silverish-grey-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') The attractive - and I deem mid- (ie. later-) war-period - piece is executed in typical greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. most certainly used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross shows some blackened- ie. tarnished age-patina but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it has lost, however, most (ie. all) of its typical silverish-grey-coloured finish that has just 'faded away' over the years as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes naturally mounted on its functional (flute-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and fully unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation '3'-stamped onto its back (as always) - comes as found and stored for decades: it was truly never cleaned and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that the KvK 1st class award is a bit underestimated by the collectors' community: they can almost be graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply an attractive example that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Wilhelm Deumer' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (being a clearly maker- ie. \'4\'- (ie. by: \'S&L\'-) marked specimen that is executed in typical silverish-grey-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') The attractive - and - I deem - mid- (ie. later-) war-period - piece is executed in typical greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally worn- ie. hardly used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or typical non-vaulted cross shows some blackened- ie. tarnished age-patina but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it has lost, however, most (ie. all) of its typical silverish-grey-coloured finish that has just 'faded away' ie. 'migriert' over the years as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes naturally mounted on its functional (flute-shaped) pin- and/or: period (molded-styled) catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and fully unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation '4'-stamped onto the back of the pin - comes as found and stored for decades: it was truly never cleaned and is still a tiny bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is in all respects a typical 'Feinzink'-based example that was produced by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid. I deem that the KvK 1st class award is a bit underestimated by the collectors' community: they can almost be graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply an attractive example that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Steinhauer & Lück' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\' (being a clearly maker- ie. \'4\'- (ie. by: \'S&L\'-) marked specimen that is executed in typical silverish-grey-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') The attractive - and - I deem - mid- (ie. later-) war-period - piece is executed in typical, greyish-silver-coloured- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally worn- ie. hardly used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or typical non-vaulted cross shows some blackened- ie. tarnished age-patina but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it has lost, however, most (ie. all) of its typical silverish-grey-coloured finish that has just 'faded away' ie. 'migriert' over the years as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes naturally mounted on its functional (flute-shaped) pin- and/or: period (molded-styled) catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and fully unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation '4'-stamped onto the back of the pin - comes as found and stored for decades: it was truly never cleaned and is still a tiny bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is in all respects a typical 'Feinzink'-based example that was produced by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid. I deem that the KvK 1st class award is a bit underestimated by the collectors' community: they can almost be graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply an attractive example that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Steinhauer & Lück' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'43\' -) thus by the maker: \'Julius Bauer u. Söhne\'-marked specimen that is executed in typical, silverish-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') The attractive - and I deem quite early- (ie. mid-) war-period - piece is executed in typical silver-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. most certainly used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross shows some blackened- (ie. somewhat tarnished) age-patina but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it retains, moreover, a fair bit of its typical silverish-coloured finish that has darkened over the years as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes naturally mounted on its functional (flat-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and fully unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation '43' on the back of its pin and that is thus a piece as was produced by the (unusually seen!) maker- ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Julius Bauer u. Söhne' as was based in the town of Zella Mehlis in Thüringen - comes as found and/or stored for decades: it was truly never cleaned and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that the KvK 1st class award is a bit underestimated by the collectors' community: they can almost be graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply an attractive and fairly luxuriously-executed example by an unusally seen maker that that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwertern\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'84\' -) thus by the maker: \'Carl Poellath\'-marked specimen that is executed in typical, silverish-coloured metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') The attractive - and I deem mid-war-period - piece is executed in typical silver-coloured zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. most certainly used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross shows some blackened- (ie. somewhat tarnished) age-patina but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it retains, moreover, a fair bit of its typical silverish-coloured finish that has somewhat darkened over the years as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flute-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and fully unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation '84' stamped onto the back of its pin is thus a piece as was produced by the (unusually seen!) maker- ie. 'Hersteller' named: 'Carl Poellath' as was based in the town of Schrobenhausen - comes as found and/or stored for decades: it was truly never cleaned and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that the KvK 1st class award is a bit underestimated by the collectors' community: they can almost be graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply an attractive and fairly luxuriously-executed example by an unusally seen maker that that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse mit Schwerter\' (being a maker- ie. \'62\'- ie. by: \'Kerbach & Oesterhelt\'-) marked specimen that is executed in silverish-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') The attractive - and I deem typical early- ie. mid-war-period - piece is executed in silver-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn- ie. most certainly used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross shows some blacked- ie. minimally tarnished age-patina but was never cleaned nor polished: it retains, however, most (ie. all) of its typical silverish-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (flute-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation '62' -stamped onto the inside of the pin (as always) - comes as found and stored for decades: it was truly never cleaned and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that the KvK 1st class award is a bit underestimated by the collectors' community: they can almost be graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply an attractive 'Buntmetall'-based example that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Kerbach & Oesterhelt' and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'15\'-) marked specimen that is executed in typical, silverish-coloured metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') and that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition The attractive - and I deem quite early- (ie. mid-) war-period - piece is executed in typical, somewhat 'frosted' silver-coloured metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and comes in an overall nice- (ie. I deem just moderately worn- ie. used-), condition. The naturally non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross shows some (minimal) blackened- (ie. somewhat tarnished) age-patina but was most certainly never cleaned nor polished: it retains, however, some of its typical silverish-coloured ie. 'frosted'-like finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (somewhat thicker, flute-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and fully unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which shows a clear makers'-designation '15' stamped onto the back of its pin - is with certainty a piece that was produced by the Austrian maker- (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Friedrich Orth' as was based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna). The piece was truly never cleaned and is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that the KvK 1st class award is a bit underestimated by the collectors' community: they can almost be graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply an attractive - and fairly luxuriously-executed! - example of a: 'KvK 1. Klasse ohne Schwertern' by the 'Friedrich Orth'-company that is - I deem - accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse ohne Schwerter\' (being a clearly maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked specimen that is executed in bright, silverish-coloured \'Buntmetall\') The very attractive - and I deem typical early-war-period- and/or luxuriously styled - piece is executed in bright silver-coloured 'Buntmetall' and comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem hardly worn- nor used-), condition. The non-magnetic- and/or non-vaulted cross shows some minimal blackened- ie. tarnished age-patina but has never been cleaned nor polished: it retains, moreover, most (ie. all) of its silverish-grey-coloured finish and shows some of its so-called: 'high-polised' sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten' as can be seen on the pictures). The cross comes naturally mounted onto its functional (typical flute-shaped) pin- and/or: period catch (ie. catch-set-up) which are both present and unaltered (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows a clearly present makers'-designation '4' -stamped onto the back of the pin and is as such an obvious example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Steinhauer & Lück' based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The award comes as found and stored for decades: it was truly never cleaned and is still a bit stained ie. dirty (as can be seen on the pictures). I personally deem that the KvK 1st class award a bit underestimated by the collectors'-community: these KvKs can be almost graded equally as the IC 1st class. Simply an attractive example that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Steinhauer & Lück' and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Kl. mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (albeit non-maker-marked-) example, in overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-) condition The neat KvK is a truly golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly bright-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish. The award is totally void of any makers-signification (something that is more often encountered).

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Kl. mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (albeit non-maker-marked-) example, in overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-) condition The neat KvK is a truly golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly bright-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish. The award is totally void of any makers-signification (something that is more often encountered).

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Kl. mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (albeit non-maker-marked-) example, in overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-) condition The neat KvK is a truly golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly bright-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish. The award is totally void of any makers-signification (something that is more often encountered).

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Kl. mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- albeit non-maker-marked example, that comes stored in its (larger-sized-) pouch of issue by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company as recently found The neat KvK is a truly golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 23 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish. The award is - as stated above - void of a makers-signification and came stored in its neat (and actually unusually seen!) larger-sized- and/or 'Zellstoff'-based pouch of issue (which comes in an overall nice condition). Simply an attractive 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Kl. mit Schwerter'-set as was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Kl. mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- and neatly maker- (ie. \'41\'-) marked example, that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 29 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish. The award shows as stated above a clear makers-signification ('41') stamped in its ring and is as such an example that was produced by the 'Gerbrüder Bender'-company based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a.d. Nahe.

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Kl. mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- and neatly maker- (ie. \'6.\'-) marked example, that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 29 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish. The award shows as stated above a clear makers-signification ('6.') stamped in its ring and is as such an example that was produced by the 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company based in the town of Stuttgart.

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Kl. ohne Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (albeit non-maker-marked-) example, that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 23 cms. long-sized-) and/or minimally confectioned-, albeit folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes with its confectioned- and/or pre-folded (and truly orange-red-coloured!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish. Hard to find a more attractive and/or early-piece for a more interesting price!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Kl. ohne Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'11\'- marked-) example, in overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-) condition The neat KvK is a truly golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) and/or minimally confectioned- and/or period-folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes with its confectioned- and/or pre-folded ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly bright-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish. The award bears the makers-signification: '11' stamped into the ring, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the (unusually encountered!) Austrian maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Grossmann & Co.' based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna).

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Kl. ohne Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'60\'- marked-) example, in overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-) condition The neat KvK is a truly golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly bright-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish. The award bears the makers-signification: '60' stamped into the ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Katz u. Doehle' based in the town of Pforzheim.

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (albeit non-maker-marked-) example that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker golden-red- ie. bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its non-confectioned- (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) and/or folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded (and red-coloured) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (somewhat darkened- ie. reddish-coloured-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish and is just a tiny bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (albeit non-maker-marked-) example that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its non-confectioned- (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) and/or folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded (and red-coloured) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (somewhat darkened- ie. golden-bronze-coloured-) finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish and is just a tiny bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (albeit non-maker-marked-) example that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its minimally confectioned- (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) and/or folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was hardly worn: it comes as stated above together with its confectioned- and/or pre-folded (and bright-red-coloured) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (somewhat darkened- ie. golden-bronze-coloured-) finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish and is just a tiny bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'101\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker, golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 24 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded (ie. minty!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (quite shiny) finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '101' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Rudolf Tahm' based in the town of Gablonz a/d Neckar. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'10\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO issued- but hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker, golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 24 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded (ie. minty!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (quite shiny) finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '10' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the (unusually seen!) maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Förster u. Barth' as based in the town of Pforzheim. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'11\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker, golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 24 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded (ie. minty!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (quite shiny) finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '11' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the (Austrian) maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Grossmann & Co.' based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna). Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'11\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO issued- but hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker, golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 24 cms.-long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded (ie. minty!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (quite shiny) finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '11' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the (unusually seen!) Austrian maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Grossmann & Co.' as based in the town of Wien (Vienna). Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'15\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO issued- but hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker, golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 24 cms.-long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded (ie. minty!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (quite shiny) finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '15' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the Austrian maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Friedrich Orth' as based in the town of Wien (Vienna). Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'16\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO issued- but hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker, golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 24 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded (ie. minty!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (quite shiny) finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '16' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Alois Rettenmaier' based in the town of Schwäbisch-Gmünd. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'39\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (somewhat darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '39' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Rudolf Bergs' based in the town of Gablonz a.d. Nahe. Simply a very attractive example!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'41\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO issued- but hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker, golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 24 cms.-long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded (ie. minty!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (quite shiny) finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '41' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Gebrüder Bender' as based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a.d. Nähe. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'56\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '56' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Robert Hauschild' based in the town of Pforzheim. Simply a very attractive example!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'56\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (very shiny!) finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '56' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Robert Hauschild' based in the town of Pforzheim. Simply a very attractive example!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'6.\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker, golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 24 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded (ie. minty!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (quite shiny) finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '6.' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Fritz Zimmermann' based in the town of Stuttgart. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'6.\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker, golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 24 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded (ie. minty!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (quite shiny) finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '6.' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Fritz Zimmermann' based in the town of Stuttgart. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'67\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO issued- and moderately worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker-golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 24 cms.-long-sized-) and/or confectioned and nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued and was IMO moderately worn: it comes as stated above together with its confectioned- and/or pre-folded (ie. nicely orange-red-coloured!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (somewhat shiny) finish (but shows a stain on its front: it was, however, never polished nor cleaned. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '67' stamped into its ring as more often, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the (unusally encountered!) maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'R. Kreisel' as based in the town of Gablonz a.d. Neckar. Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'72\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO issued- but hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker, golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 24 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded (ie. minty!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (quite shiny) finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '72' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the (unusually seen!) maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Franz Lipp' based in the town of Pforzheim. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'87\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO issued- but hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker, golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 24 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded (ie. minty!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (quite shiny) finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '87' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the (unusually seen!) maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Roman Palme' as based in the town of Gablonz a/d Neckar. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'90\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker, golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 24 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded (ie. minty!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (quite shiny) finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '90' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'August F. Richter K.G.' based in the town of Hamburg. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'92\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO issued- but hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker, golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 24 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded (ie. minty!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (quite shiny) finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '92' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Josef Rückert & Sohn' based in the town of Gablonz a/d Neckar. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or non-maker-marked-) example that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (somewhat darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish. Simply a very attractive example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or non-maker-marked-) example that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (somewhat darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish. Simply a very attractive example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or non-maker-marked-) example that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its confectioned (ie. approximately 14 cms. long-sized-) and folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its confectioned- and/or pre-folded (and orange-red-coloured!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (somewhat darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish and is just a tiny bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter\', being a neat zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'136\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO issued- but hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker, golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 24 cms.-long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded (ie. minty!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (somewhat darkened) finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '136' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the (unusually seen!) maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'J. Wagner & Sohn' as based in the town of Berlin. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'1\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO issued- but hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker, golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 24 cms.-long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded (ie. minty!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (quite shiny) finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '1' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Deschler' as based in the town of München. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'36\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO issued- but hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker, golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 24 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded (ie. minty!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (quite shiny) finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '36' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the (unusually seen!) maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Bury u. Leonhard' based in the town of Hanau am Main. Simply a very attractive example without swords that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'52\'- marked-) example, in overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit never worn-) condition The neat KvK is a truly golden-bronze-toned- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned- albeit folded ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but never worn: it comes with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly bright-) golden-toned-, bronze finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish. The award bears the makers-signification: '52' stamped into the ring, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Gottlieb & Wagner' based in the town of Idar-Oberstein a.d. Nahe.

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'60\'- marked-) example, in overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit never worn-) condition The neat KvK is a truly golden-bronze-toned- and/or 'Buntmetall'-based example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned- albeit folded ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but never worn: it comes with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly bright-) golden-toned-, bronze finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish. The award bears the makers-signification: '60' stamped into the ring, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Katz u. Doehle' based in the town of Pforzheim.

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or neatly maker- ie. \'77\'- marked-) example that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO issued- but hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker, golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its full-length (ie. approximately 24 cms. long-sized-) and/or non-confectioned-, albeit nicely folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its non-confectioned- and/or pre-folded (ie. minty!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original (quite shiny) finish. The award bears the clearly present makers'-signification: '77' stamped into its ring as always, denoting that it deals with an example that was produced by the (unusually seen!) maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Bayerisches Hauptmünzamt' as based in the town of München. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and/or non-maker-marked-) example that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO issued- albeit hardly worn-), condition The neat KvK is a truly darker golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes together with its confectioned (ie. approximately 14 cms. long-sized-) and folded, ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt'). The award was with certainty issued but was simply never (or: hardly-) worn: it comes as stated above together with its confectioned- and/or pre-folded (and orange-red-coloured!) ribbon as issued- and/or stored for decades. The neatly (somewhat darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and pronounced detail are still very nice and bright: the piece truly retains almost all of its original finish and is just a tiny bit stained (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. St.\' being a maker- (ie. \'10\'-) marked example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Förster & Barth\' and that comes with its accompanying \'Feld-/Bandspange\' This is an attractive example of a: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\' (or: air-raid warden medal 2nd class) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'10\'-) marked- and/or regular-weight-version as was executed in (bright and fairly shiny) silver-toned, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was produced by the maker: \'Förster & Barth\' and that comes with its accompanying, single-pieced ribbon-bar (ie. \'Feld-/Bandspange\') as found and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem minimally worn- and/or used-), condition. This example came mounted onto its original (minimally confectioned, folded and/or approximately 19 cms. long-sized) ribbon as found and issued. The medal was most certainly issued and minimally worn (it shows some staining simply caused by minimal wear and years of storage) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any defaults. The piece comes mounted onto its (typical) aluminium-based ring that shows the stamped makers\'-designation-mark: \'10\' (clearly denoting that this is a medal that was produced by the medal-producing company: \'Förster & Barth\' as was based in the town of Pforzheim). Simply a very nice and untouched example of a: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\'-grouping that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\' (or: air-raid warden medal 2nd class), being a maker- (ie. \'60\'-) marked and/or regular-weight version, as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') that comes in its pouch of issue The attractive and neatly maker- (ie. '60'-) marked medal comes together with its regular-sized- (and neatly pre-confectioned and/or pre-folded- ie. approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in a very nice condition overall. The medal was IMO most certainly issued and/or minimally worn (it shows some dust and dirt simply caused by years of storage and or minimal wear) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any defaults. The piece comes mounted on its aluminium-based ring that shows the makers-mark: '60' (denoting that this is a medal that was produced by the medal-producing company: 'Katz u. Doehle' based in the town of Pforzheim). The award came still packed in its period-, Zellstoff-based pouch that comes in an equally nicely preserved condition and that shows a pencilled name of the recipient (being a certain: 'Friedrich Schinder' or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice - and fully matching! - 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe'-set that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\' being a maker- (ie. \'10\'-) marked example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and that comes stored in its (scarcely seen!) \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch by the maker: \'Foerster & Barth\' This is an attractive - and in such completely untouched condition fairly unusually seen! - example of a: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe' (or: air-raid warden medal second-class) being a clearly maker- (ie. '10'-) marked- and/or regular-weight-version, as was executed in (typical) greyish-silver-toned, zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes stored in its original, carton-based pouch as was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Foerster & Barth' as based in the town of Pforzheim and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem issued- ie. never worn nor mounted-), condition. This example comes together with its original (non-confectioned ie. non-shortened, folded and/or approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon as found and/or issued. The medal was simply never worn and retains great pronounced detail without showing any defaults. The award was produced by the medal-producing company ie. maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Foerster & Barth' something that is also clearly stamped onto the back of the pouch. The pouch - which is scarcely seen in itself! - comes in an equally very nice and fully complete and/or functional condition (as can be noticed on the pictures). I deem that this sets' comparative scarcity justifies my asking-price!

Attractive, \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\' being a maker- (ie. \'10\'-) marked example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and that comes stored in its (scarcely seen!) \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch by the maker: \'Foerster & Barth\' This is a very attractive - and in such completely untouched condition fairly unusually seen! - example of a: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\' (or: air-raid warden medal second-class) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'10\'-) marked- and/or regular-weight-version, as was executed in (typical) greyish-silver-toned, zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and that comes stored in its original (and scarcely seen!) carton-based pouch as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Foerster & Barth\' as based in the town of Pforzheim and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem issued- and/or hardly ie. never worn-), condition. This example comes together with its original (minimally-confectioned but non-shortened, folded and/or approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon as found and/or issued. The medal was (I deem) simply never worn and retains great pronounced detail without showing any defaults. The award was produced by the medal-producing company ie. maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Foerster & Barth\' something that is also clearly stamped onto the back of the pouch. The pouch - which is scarcely seen in itself! - comes in an equally very nice and fully complete and/or functional condition (as can be noticed on the pictures). I deem that this sets\' comparative scarcity justifies my asking-price!

Attractive, \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\' being a non-maker-marked example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') and that comes stored in its (scarcely seen!) \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch by the maker: \'Rudolf Souval\' This is an attractive - and in such completely untouched condition fairly unusually seen! - example of a: 'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe' (or: air-raid warden medal second-class) being a non-maker-marked- and/or regular-weight-version, as was executed in (typical) greyish-silver-toned, zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that comes stored in its original, carton-based pouch as was produced by the Austrian-based maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Rudolf Souval' based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit I deem issued- ie. most certainly worn and/or once-mounted-), condition. This example comes together with its original (confectioned ie. shortened, folded and/or approximately 9,5 cms. long-sized-) ribbon as found and/or issued. The medal was most certainly worn as such (and does show some dust and/or tarnish) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any defaults. The award was produced by the Austrian-based medal-producing company: maker (ie. 'Hersteller'): 'Rudolf Souval' as based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) something that is also clearly stamped onto the back of the pouch. The pouch - which is scarcely seen in itself! - comes in an equally used albeit fully complete and/or functional condition (as can be noticed on the pictures). I deem that this sets' comparative scarcity justifies my asking-price!

Attractive, \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\' being a non-maker-marked example, as executed in aluminium-based metal that came mounted onto its (truly long-sized!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\' (or: air-raid warden medal 2nd class) being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or light-weight-version as was executed in (bright and fairly shiny) silver-toned, aluminium-based metal and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem minimally worn- ie. mounted-), condition. This example came mounted onto its original (confectioned, folded and/or approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon as found and issued. The medal was most certainly issued and minimally worn (it shows some staining simply caused by minimal wear and years of storage) but retains great pronounced detail without showing any defaults. The piece comes mounted onto its aluminium-based ring that is void of a makers-mark. Simply a nice and untouched example of a: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'luxuriously\'-executed- and \'generic\'-styled etui as was intended to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being an issued- and/or moderately used example This is an attractive - and fairly 'luxuriously excuted'! - so-called: 'generic'-styled etui as was intended to store an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a surely issued- (and - I deem - only moderately used-) example that comes in an overall nicely preserved- and/or undamaged, condition. The etui comes in a very fine and naturally complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui's-top is in very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the beige-white-coloured and/or: 'velvet'-like interior is also present and in place (it does show some minimal age and/or staining and shows some traces of the cross it once held as can be seen on the pictures). The etui - that naturally retains its functional opening- ie. closing-device - is as more often not maker-marked in its lid and can therefore be used for various ICs (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and neatly preserved, WWII-period IC first-class etui that was never before part of a collection and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'luxuriously\'-executed- and \'generic\'-styled etui as was intended to store an: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being an issued- and/or moderately used example This is an attractive - and fairly 'luxuriously excuted'! - so-called: 'generic'-styled etui as was intended to store an: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse' (or: Iron Cross 1st class) being a surely issued- (and - I deem - only moderately used-) example that comes in an overall nicely preserved- and/or undamaged, condition. The etui comes in a very fine and naturally complete condition: the silver-rimmed cross that figures on the etui's-top is in very nice and totally undamaged condition whereas the beige-white-coloured and/or: 'velvet'-like interior is also present and in place (it does show some minimal age and/or staining and shows some traces of the cross it once held as can be seen on the pictures). The etui - that naturally retains its functional opening- ie. closing-device - is as more often not maker-marked in its lid and can therefore be used for various ICs (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and neatly preserved, WWII-period IC first-class etui that was never before part of a collection and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P. D.A. in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t. D.\') being a non-maker-marked- (and \'regular-weight\') example that comes with its period ribbon as stored in its (rarely seen!) two-pieced (and \'RzM M1/102\'-marked!) etui This is an attractive - and clearly issued- and/or worn! - example of a so-called: 'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' (ie. being of the '3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste') being a non-maker-marked- and/or so-called: 'regular-weight'-example that comes together with its (full-length, non-confectioned and/or folded ie. 24 cms.-sized-) period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its (rarely found!) period (two-pieced and neatly 'RzM M1/102'-marked) box (ie. etui) as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - and detailed! - medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains a fair bit of its minimally tarnished and typical golden-bronze-coloured finish: it truly retains great pronounced detail (without showing any real damage or alike). The award is just minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) caused by years of storage only. Of specific interest is of course the fact that this specimen came stored in its (rarely seen and equally nicely preserved!), typical chocolate-brown-coloured, period box (ie. etui) that shows an inked makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'RzM M1/102') and that shows a fully preserved golden-eagle-device on its top-lid (as can be seen on the pictures). This piece was recently found as such at a private-household in Germany and was never in collectors'-hands. Simply a neat - and complete! - example of this desirable 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P. D.A. in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t. D.\') being a non-maker-marked- (and \'regular-weight\') example that comes with its period ribbon as stored in its (rarely seen!) two-pieced (and \'RzM M1/120\'-marked!) etui This is an attractive - and clearly issued- and/or worn! - example of a so-called: 'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' (ie. being of the '3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste') being a non-maker-marked- and/or so-called: 'regular-weight'-example that comes together with its (full-length, non-confectioned and/or folded ie. 24 cms.-sized-) period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its (rarely found!) period (two-pieced and neatly 'RzM M1/120'-marked) box (ie. etui) as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - and detailed! - medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains a fair bit of its minimally tarnished and typical golden-bronze-coloured finish: it truly retains great pronounced detail (without showing any real damage or alike). The award is just minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) caused by years of storage only. Of specific interest is of course the fact that this specimen came stored in its (rarely seen and equally nicely preserved!), typical chocolate-brown-coloured, period box (ie. etui) that shows an inked makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'RzM M1/120') and that shows a fully preserved golden-eagle-device on its top-lid (as can be seen on the pictures). This piece was recently found as such at a private-household in Germany and was never in collectors'-hands. Simply a neat - and complete! - example of this desirable 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. being of the \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t.D.) being a maker- (ie. \'4\'-) marked- (and \'light-weight\'!) example that comes mounted onto its period, full-length ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive - and I deem issued albeit hardly worn- ie. 'virtually mint' - example of a so-called: 'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' (ie. being of the '3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste') being a clearly maker- (ie. '4'-) marked- (and/or so-called: 'light-weight') example that comes mounted onto its (full-length, minimally confectioned ie. 24 cms.-sized-) period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat light-coloured- and typical golden-bronze-toned golden finish: it truly has great pronounced detail without showing any damage or alike. The award simply shows hardly any wear nor age but is minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) caused by years of storage only. Simply an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Steinhauer & Lück' and that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. being of the \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t.D.) being a non-maker-marked- (and \'heavy-weight\'!) example that comes mounted onto its period, full-length ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly very attractive - and I deem issued albeit hardly worn- ie. 'virtually mint' - example of a so-called: 'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' (ie. being of the '3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste') being a non-maker-marked- (and/or so-called: 'heavy-weight') example that comes mounted onto its (full-length, minimally confectioned ie. 24 cms.-sized-) period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat bright-coloured- and reddish-bronze-toned golden finish: it truly has great pronounced detail without showing any damage or alike. The award also retains most of its high-polished sides ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten' (as can be seen on the pictures). It simply shows hardly any wear nor age but is minimally tarnished (ie. dirty), caused by years of storage only. The piece was found together with the 'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Silber' which I offer under number 52283: both party-decorations were awarded and hardly worn and stored as such for decades. I deem that this one of the nicest such examples of this desirable 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. being of the \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t.D.) being a non-maker-marked- (and \'heavy-weight\'!) example that comes mounted onto its period, full-length ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive - and I deem issued albeit hardly worn- ie. 'virtually mint' - example of a so-called: 'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' (ie. being of the '3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste') being a non-maker-marked- (and/or so-called: 'heavy-weight') example that comes mounted onto its (full-length, minimally confectioned ie. 24 cms.-sized-) period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat light-coloured- and golden-bronze-toned golden finish: it truly has great pronounced detail without showing any damage or alike. The award simply shows hardly any wear nor age but is minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) caused by years of storage only. Simply an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. being of the \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste\') being a non-maker-marked- (and so-called: \'heavy-weight\'!) example that comes together with its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive - and I deem issued albeit hardly or even never worn - example of a so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. being of the \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste\') being a typical non-maker-marked- (and/or so-called: \'heavy-weight\'-pattern) example that comes together with its (almost full-length, slightly confectioned ie. 19 cms.-sized-) period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most (ie. almost all!) of its somewhat light-coloured- and typical golden-bronze-toned golden finish: it truly has great pronounced detail without showing any damage or alike. The award simply shows hardly any wear nor age but is minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) caused by years of storage only: it was never mounted onto its ribbon. Simply an attractive \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' of the \'heavy-weight\'-pattern that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. being of the \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste\') being a non-maker-marked- (and \'heavy-weight\'!) example that comes together with its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive - and I deem issued and moderately worn - example of a so-called: 'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' (ie. being of the '3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste') being a typical non-maker-marked- (and/or so-called: 'heavy-weight') example that comes together with its (almost full-length, slightly confectioned ie. 19 cms.-sized-) period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most (ie. almost all!) of its somewhat light-coloured- and typical golden-bronze-toned golden finish: it truly has great pronounced detail without showing any damage or alike. The award simply shows hardly any wear nor age but is minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) caused by years of storage only. Simply an attractive 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' of the 'heavy-weight'-pattern that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. being of the \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste\') being a non-maker-marked- (and \'heavy-weight\'!) example that comes together with its period, full-length ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a very attractive - and I deem issued albeit never worn- nor mounted- ie. \'virtually mint\' - example of a so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. being of the \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste\') being a typical non-maker-marked- (and/or so-called: \'heavy-weight\') example that comes together with its (full-length, non-confectioned ie. 19 cms.-sized-) period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most (ie. almost all!) of its somewhat light-coloured- and typical golden-bronze-toned golden finish: it truly has great pronounced detail without showing any damage or alike. The award simply shows hardly any wear nor age but is minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) caused by years of storage only. Simply an attractive \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' of the \'heavy-weight\'-pattern that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t. D.\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'14\'-) marked- (and \'light-weight\') example that comes with its period ribbon as stored in its (rarely seen!) two-pieced etui This is a truly very attractive - and I deem issued- albeit hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: 'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' (ie. being of the '3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste') being a maker- (ie. '14'-) marked- and/or so-called: 'light-weight'-example that comes together with its (full-length, non-confectioned and/or folded ie. 15 cms.-sized-) period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its (rarely seen!) period box (ie. etui) as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - and very detailed! - medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most of its minimally tarnished and reddish-bronze-coloured finish: it truly has great pronounced detail (without showing any damage or alike). The award is just minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) caused by years of storage only. Of specific interest is of course the fact that this specimen came stored in its in its (rarely seen, complete albeit somewhat damaged), darker-brown-coloured, period box (ie. 2-pieced etui) that shows an inked makers'-designation (that reads: 'RzM M1/143') on its back and that shows a fully preserved golden-eagle-device on its top (as can be seen on the pictures). This piece was recently found as such at a private-household in Germany and was never in collectors'-hands. I deem that this one of the nicest such complete examples of this desirable 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t. D.\') being a maker- (ie. \'10\'-) marked- (and \'light-weight\') example that comes with its period ribbon as stored in its (rarely seen!) two-pieced etui This is a truly very attractive - and I deem issued- albeit hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: 'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' (ie. being of the '3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste') being a maker- (ie. '10'-) marked- and/or so-called: 'light-weight'-example that comes together with its (full-length, non-confectioned and/or folded ie. 15 cms.-sized-) period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its (rare!) period box (ie. etui) as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - and very detailed! - medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most of its minimally tarnished and golden-bronze-coloured finish: it truly has great pronounced detail (without showing any damage or alike). The award is just minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) caused by years of storage only. Of specific interest is of course the fact that this specimen came stored in its in its (rarely seen and equally nicely preserved!), light-brown-coloured, period box (ie. etui) that shows an inked makers'-designation (that reads: 'RzM M1/143') on its back and that shows a fully preserved golden-eagle-device on its top (as can be seen on the pictures). This piece was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never in collectors-hands. I deem that this one of the nicest such complete examples of this desirable 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t. Dienste\') being a (typical) non-maker-marked- (and \'heavy-weight\'!) example that comes together with its (full length!) period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive - and I deem issued- albeit simply never used- nor even mounted! - example of a so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. being of the \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste\') being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or so-called: \'heavy-weight\'-example that comes together with its (full-length, non-confectioned and/or folded ie. 19 cms.-sized-) period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes as stored for decades. The neat - and detailed! - medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most of its minimally tarnished and (typical!) reddish-bronze-coloured finish: it truly has great pronounced detail (without showing any damage or alike). The award is just minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) caused by years of storage only. This piece was recently found as such at a private-household in Germany and was never in collectors\'-hands. I deem that this \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t. Dienste\') being a (typical) non-maker-marked- (and \'light-weight\'!) example that comes together with its (full length!) period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive - and I deem issued- albeit simply never used- nor even mounted! - example of a so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. being of the \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste\') being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or so-called: \'light-weight\'-example that comes together with its (full-length, non-confectioned and/or folded ie. 19 cms.-sized-) period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes as stored for decades. The neat - and detailed! - medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most of its minimally tarnished and reddish-bronze-coloured finish: it truly has great pronounced detail (without showing any damage or alike). The award is just minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) caused by years of storage only. This piece was recently found as such at a private-household in Germany and was never in collectors\'-hands. I deem that this \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t. Dienste\') being a (typical) non-maker-marked- (and \'light-weight\'!) example that comes together with its (full length!) period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly very attractive - and I deem issued- albeit simply never used- nor even mounted! - example of a so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. being of the \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste\') being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or so-called: \'light-weight\'-example that comes together with its (full-length, non-confectioned and/or folded ie. 19 cms.-sized-) period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes as stored for decades. The neat - and detailed! - medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most of its minimally tarnished and reddish-bronze-coloured finish: it truly has great pronounced detail (without showing any damage or alike). The award is just minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) caused by years of storage only. This piece was recently found as such at a private-household in Germany and was never in collectors\'-hands. I deem that this \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t. Dienste\') being a (typical) non-maker-marked- (and \'regular-weight\'!) example that comes together with its (full length!) period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly very attractive - and I deem issued- albeit hardly used- nor worn! - example of a so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. being of the \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste\') being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or so-called: \'regular-weight\'- (ie. I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based!) example that comes together with its (minimally-confectioned and/or folded ie. 19 cms.-sized-) period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes as stored for decades. The neat - and detailed! - medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most of its minimally tarnished and golden-bronze-coloured finish: it truly has great pronounced detail (without showing any damage or alike). The award is just minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) caused by years of storage only. This piece was recently found as such at a private-household in Germany and was never in collectors\'-hands. I deem that this \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t. Dienste\') being a (typical) non-maker-marked- (and \'regular-weight\'!) example that comes together with its (full length!) period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a very attractive - and I deem issued- albeit hardly used- nor worn nor even mounted! - example of a so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. being of the \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste\') being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or so-called: \'regular-weight\'- (ie. I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based!) example that comes together with its (non-confectioned and/or folded ie. 19 cms.-sized-) period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes as stored for decades. The neat - and detailed! - medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most of its minimally tarnished and golden-bronze-coloured finish: it truly has great pronounced detail (without showing any damage or alike). The award is just minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) caused by years of storage only. This piece was recently found as such at a private-household in Germany and was never in collectors\'-hands. I deem that this \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t. Dienste\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'10\'-) marked- (and \'light-weight\'!) example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Förster & Barth\' This is a truly very attractive - and I deem issued- albeit never used- nor even mounted! - example of a so-called: 'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' (ie. being of the '3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste') being a clearly maker- (ie. '10'-) marked- and/or so-called: 'light-weight'-example that comes together with its (full-length, non-confectioned and/or folded ie. 19 cms.-sized-) period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes as stored for decades. The neat - and very detailed! - medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most of its minimally tarnished and golden-bronze-coloured finish: it truly has great pronounced detail (without showing any damage or alike). The award is just minimally tarnished (ie. dirty) caused by years of storage only. This piece was recently found as such at a private-household in Germany and was never in collectors'-hands. I deem that this one of the nicest such complete examples of this desirable 'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze' I had on offer for quite some time!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre t. Dienste\') being a maker- (ie. \'20\'-) marked- (and \'regular-weight\'!) example that comes together with its (full length!) period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a very attractive - and I deem issued- albeit hardly used- nor worn nor even mounted! - example of a so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P. Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' (ie. being of the \'3. Stufe für 10 Jahre treue Dienste\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'20\'-) marked- and/or so-called: \'regular-weight\'- (ie. I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based!) example that comes together with its (non-confectioned and/or folded ie. 19 cms.-sized-) period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes as stored for decades. The neat - and detailed! - medal has most certainly never been cleaned and retains most of its minimally tarnished and golden-bronze-coloured finish: it truly has great pronounced detail (without showing any damage or alike). The award is stamped with the makers-designation \'20\' in its ring and is thus a quality-produced example that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'C.F. Zimmermann\' as was based in the town of Pforzheim and is just minimally tarnished (ie. minimally dirty) caused by years of storage only. This piece was recently found as such at a private-household in Germany and was never in collectors\'-hands. I deem that this - neatly maker-marked! - \'N.S.D.A.P.-Dienstauszeichnung in Bronze\' is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P.\'- (ie. \'Politischen Leiter\'-) related bright golden-toned- and/or aluminium-based belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'RzM\' - \'M4/22\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is a truly attractive - 'N.S.D.A.P.'- (ie. 'Politischen Leiter'-) related, typical bright golden-toned- and/or (light-weight) aluminium-based belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.') being a clearly maker- (ie. 'RzM' - 'M4/22'-) marked example that comes in an overall very nice and just moderately used- ie. worn, condition. The buckle - that comes naturally with its accompanying and equally-styled- and 'RzM - M4/44'-marked catch - retains extraordinary detail as to be expected and shows the typical, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly 'shiny' appearance: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has just acquired some minimal tarnish ie. dirt over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the buckle neatly stamped with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' - 'M4/22' (as can be clearly seen on the photos). The piece still retains most of its ('off-factory') polished details (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). Simply a very attractive political-style belt-buckle which is actually not that commonly encountered in this 'molded-aluminium' (ie. light-weight) version. This particular buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very nice - and desirable! - 'N.S.D.A.P.' (ie. 'Politischen Leiter') belt-buckle that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P.\'- (ie. \'Politischen Leiter\'-) related bright golden-toned- and/or aluminium-based belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'RzM\' - \'M4/24\'-) marked example that comes mounted onto its period belt This is an attractive - 'N.S.D.A.P.'- (ie. 'Politischen Leiter'-) related, typical bright golden-toned- and/or aluminium-based belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.') being a clearly maker- (ie. 'RzM' - 'M4/24'-) marked example that comes mounted onto its period, light-brown-coloured- and genuine leather-based belt and that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition. The buckle - that comes naturally with its accompanying and equally-styled- (and also equally 'RzM - M4/24'-marked-) catch - retains extraordinary detail as to be expected and shows the typical, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly 'shiny' appearance: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has just acquired some minimal tarnish ie. dirt over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the buckle neatly stamped with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' - 'M4/24' (as can be clearly seen on the photos). The piece still retains most of its ('off-factory') polished details (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten') and came mounted onto its (equally nicely preserved belt). This belt - which is completely souple and functional and that retains its often missing 'belt-loop' - is totally void of any makers'-designation (but does show a size-indication that reads: '115'): it measures, however, actually only approximately 87 cms. in length. It does, however, show an inked name that reads: 'Neil 2007529' (which is possibly from the soldier who liberated this piece after 1945). Simply a very attractive political-style belt-buckle-set which is actually not that commonly encountered in this 'molded-aluminium' (ie. light-weight) version. This particular belt-buckle-set orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very nice - and desirable! - 'N.S.D.A.P.' (ie. 'Politischen Leiter') belt-buckle-set that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P.\'- (ie. \'Politischen Leiter\'-) related bright golden-toned- and/or aluminium-based belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'RzM\' - \'M4/28\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'- (ie. \'Politischen Leiter\'-) related, typical bright golden-toned- and/or (light-weight) aluminium-based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM\' - \'M4/28\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice and just moderately used- ie. worn, condition. The buckle retains extraordinary detail as to be expected and shows the typical, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly \'shiny\' appearance: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has just acquired some minimal tarnish ie. dirt over the years: mainly on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the buckle neatly stamped with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' - \'M4/28\' (as can be clearly seen on the photos). The piece still retains most of its (\'off-factory\') polished details (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\'). Simply a very attractive political-style belt-buckle which is actually not that commonly encountered in this \'molded-aluminium\' (ie. light-weight) version. This particular buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a nice - and desirable! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\' (ie. \'Politischen Leiter\') belt-buckle that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P.\'- (ie. \'Politischen Leiter\'-) related bright golden-toned- and/or aluminium-based belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'RzM\' - \'M4/39\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - \'N.S.D.A.P.\'- (ie. \'Politischen Leiter\'-) related, typical bright golden-toned- (and/or fairly light-weight) aluminium-based belt-buckle (ie. \'Koppelschloss für Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.\') being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RzM\' - \'M4/39\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice and just moderately used- ie. worn, condition. The buckle retains extraordinary detail as to be expected and shows the typical, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly \'shiny\' appearance: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has just acquired some minimal tarnish ie. dirt over the years: mainly on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the buckle neatly stamped with the makers\'-designation: \'RzM\' - \'M4/39\' (as can be clearly seen on the photos). The piece still retains most of its (\'off-factory\') polished details (ie. \'hochpolierte Kanten\'). Simply a very attractive political-style belt-buckle which is actually not that commonly encountered in this \'molded-aluminium\' (ie. light-weight) version. This particular buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a nice - and desirable! - \'N.S.D.A.P.\' (ie. \'Politischen Leiter\') belt-buckle that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'N.S.D.A.P.\'- (ie. \'Politischen Leiter\'-) related bright golden-toned- and/or aluminium-based belt-buckle being a maker- (ie. \'RzM\' - \'M4/72\'-) marked example that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is an attractive - 'N.S.D.A.P.'- (ie. 'Politischen Leiter'-) related, typical bright golden-toned- and/or aluminium-based belt-buckle (ie. 'Koppelschloss für Politischen Leiter der N.S.D.A.P.') being a clearly maker- (ie. 'RzM' - 'M4/72'-) marked example that comes in a moderately used- ie. worn, condition. The buckle - that comes naturally with its accompanying and equally-styled- and also equally 'RzM - M4/72'-marked catch - retains extraordinary detail as to be expected and shows the typical, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly 'shiny' appearance: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has just acquired some minimal tarnish ie. dirt over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, is the buckle neatly stamped with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' - 'M4/72' (as can be clearly seen on the photos). The piece still retains most of its ('off-factory') polished details (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). Simply a very attractive political-style belt-buckle which is actually not that commonly encountered in this 'molded-aluminium' (ie. light-weight) version. This particular buckle orginates from an older belt-buckle-collection that was compiled over many years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a very nice - and desirable! - 'N.S.D.A.P.' (ie. 'Politischen Leiter') belt-buckle that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or bronze close-combat clasp ie. CCC), being a neatly maker- (ie.: \'C.F. Juncker\'-) marked- and/or non-vaulted example This attractive 'Spange' is a non-converse-shaped version- (as to be expected with CCCs by the maker: 'C.F. Juncker'-company based in Berlin) and shows a neat flute-shaped - and/or copper-toned - pin (and or typical catch-/catch-set-up), both which are of course still fully functional (and which are both totally undamaged and unaltered). The attractive clasp - which is naturally of unquestionable originality and which is only moderately used ie. worn - retains most of its original-applied, golden-bronze-toned finish (ie. 'Brennlack') and was IMO never cleaned nor polished: it shows some regular age- ie. wear-marks as to be expected. Moreover, is it still quite dirty (but was never cleaned nor polished). The 'crimped' metal-based back-plate is naturally also present and is firmly in place. The piece was recently found as such at a private household and was never before part of any collection. It should be noted that CCCs as produced by the: 'C.F. Juncker'-company are very desirable and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a maker- (ie. \'FLL\'-) marked, so-called: \'2nd pattern\'-specimen as was produced by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'Friedrich Linden\' This is an attractive - albeit clearly worn- and just moderately used - example of a so-called: \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a maker- (ie. \'FLL\'-) marked and/or minimally converse-shaped, so-called: \'second pattern\'-specimen as was produced by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'Friedrich Linden\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which has still a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - has regrettably lost most (ie. all) of its bronze-toned finish but retains its firmly \'crimped\' metal-based \'back-plate\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' is as stated a minimally converse-shaped example that comes mounted onto its (functional- and/or golden-copper-coloured) flute-shaped pin (and/or typical \'thick-wire\'-type catch- ie. catch-set-up) both which are of course still present, unaltered and/or fully functional. A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: \'The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II\' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-numeral: \'2.4 - \'FLL 2nd\'-pattern. The piece was found as such at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply a neat example of a bronze-class \'Nahkampfspange\': it should be noted that original examples of this neat and fairly uncommon combat-award are nowadays getting hard to find. I deem that I priced this bronze-class example according to its overall nicely preserved condition!

Attractive, \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'F.&B.-L.\'-) marked- and/or minimally converse-shaped specimen as was produced by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'Funcke u. Brüninghaus\' This is an attractive - and I deem moderately ie. clearly used- ie. worn! - example of a so-called: \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'F.&B.-L.\'-) marked- and/or minimally converse-shaped version (by the desirable maker- ie. \'Hersteller\': \'Funcke u. Brüninghaus\') and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. worn- albeit minimally \'faded\'-), condition. The piece - which has a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - is as stated a neatly maker-marked version bearing the (as always \'upside-down-positioned\'!) makers\'-designation- (ie. logo: \'F.&B.-L.\') on its back denoting that this is a piece as was produced by the: \'Funcke u. Brüninghaus\'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The \'Spange\' is as stated a minimally converse-shaped example that comes mounted onto its (functional- and typical bronze-coloured-) flute-shaped pin (and/or typical \'flat-wire\'-type catch- ie. catch-set-up) both which are of course still present, unaltered and/or fully functional. The clasp has regrettably lost some of its original bronze-toned finish: which has just \'faded-away\' (ie. \'migriert\') over years (something that is sometimes the case with these zinc-based CCCs). The \'crimped\' (and black-coloured) metal-based \'back-plate\' is naturally also present and firmly in place (and does show some minimal staining and paint-loss as more often). A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: \'The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II\' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-numeral : \'3.2. - F &BL - “2nd Pattern - Flatwire Catch\'. The piece was found as such at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very attractive example of a bronze-class \'Nahkampfspange\' by \'F.&B.-L.\': it should be noted that original examples of this neat combat-award are nowadays getting hard to find. I deem that I priced this example according to its overall nice and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a neatly maker-marked- and/or minimally converse-shaped specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'C.E. Juncker - Berlin\' This is an attractive - and only moderately used- ie. worn - example of a so-called: 'Nahkampfspange in Bronze' (or: bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a neatly maker-marked- and/or typical minimally-converse-shaped specimen (by the desirable maker- ie. 'Hersteller': 'C.E. Juncker') and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which has a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - is as stated a neatly maker-marked version bearing the makers'-designation- (that reads: 'Fec. W.E. Peekhaus Berlin - Ausf. C.F. Juncker') on its back denoting that this is a piece as was produced by the desirable: 'C.E. Juncker'-company based in the town of Berlin. The 'Spange' comes mounted onto its (functional- and bronze-coloured) flute-shaped pin (and/or typical 'flat-wire'-type catch- ie. catch-set-up) both which are of course still present, unaltered and/or fully functional. The clasp truly retains a fair bit (ie. most!) of its original bronze-toned finish (something that is not always the case with these zinc-based CCCs). The 'crimped' (and bluish-black-coloured) metal-based 'back-plate' is naturally also present and firmly in place (and does show some minimal staining). A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: 'The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-numeral : '7.3 - Juncker - “2nd Pattern” - Reverse Die “A” - Recessed Hardware'. The piece was found as such at a private household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very attractive example of a bronze-class 'Nahkampfspange' by the Junckers-company: it should be noted that original examples of this neat combat-award are nowadays getting hard to find. I deem that I priced this rare example according to its overall nice and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a neatly maker-marked- and/or minimally converse-shaped specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'C.E. Juncker - Berlin\' This is an attractive - and only moderately used- ie. worn - example of a so-called: 'Nahkampfspange in Bronze' (or: bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a neatly maker-marked- and/or typical minimally-converse-shaped specimen (by the desirable maker- ie. 'Hersteller': 'C.E. Juncker') and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which has a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - is as stated a neatly maker-marked version bearing the makers'-designation- (that reads: 'Fec. W.E. Peekhaus Berlin - Ausf. C.F. Juncker') on its back denoting that this is a piece as was produced by the desirable: 'C.E. Juncker'-company based in the town of Berlin. The 'Spange' comes mounted onto its (functional- and bronze-coloured) flute-shaped pin (and/or typical 'flat-wire'-type catch- ie. catch-set-up) both which are of course still present, unaltered and/or fully functional. The clasp truly retains a fair bit of its original golden-bronze-toned finish (something that is not always the case with these zinc-based CCCs). The 'crimped' (and somewhat bluish-black-coloured) metal-based 'back-plate' is naturally also present and firmly in place (and does show some minimal staining). A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: 'The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-numeral : '7.3 - Juncker - “2nd Pattern” - Reverse Die “A” - Recessed Hardware'. The piece was found as such at a private-household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very attractive example of a bronze-class 'Nahkampfspange' by the Junckers-company: it should be noted that original examples of this neat combat-award are nowadays getting hard to find. I deem that I priced this attractive example according to its overall nice and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a neatly maker-marked- and/or minimally converse-shaped specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'C.E. Juncker - Berlin\' This is a truly attractive - and only minimally used- ie. worn - example of a so-called: \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a neatly maker-marked- (and/or typical minimally-converse-shaped!) specimen (as was produced by the desirable maker- ie. \'Hersteller\': \'C.E. Juncker\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which has a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - is as stated a neatly maker-marked version bearing the makers\'-designation- (that reads: \'Fec. W.E. Peekhaus Berlin - Ausf. C.F. Juncker\') on its back denoting that this is a piece as was produced by the desirable: \'C.E. Juncker\'-company based in the town of Berlin. The \'Spange\' comes mounted onto its (functional- and bronze-coloured) flute-shaped pin (and/or typical \'flat-wire\'-type catch- ie. catch-set-up) both which are of course still present, unaltered and/or fully functional. The clasp truly retains almost all of its original golden-bronze-toned finish (something that is not always the case with these zinc-based CCCs). The \'crimped\' (and somewhat bluish-black-coloured) metal-based \'back-plate\' is naturally also present and firmly in place (and does show some minimal staining). A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: \'The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II\' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-numeral : \'7.3 - Juncker - “2nd Pattern” - Reverse Die “A” - Recessed Hardware\'. The piece was found as such at a private-household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very attractive example of a bronze-class \'Nahkampfspange\' by the Junckers-company: it should be noted that original examples of this neat combat-award are nowadays getting hard to find. I deem that I priced this attractive example according to its overall nice and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a neatly maker-marked- and/or non-converse-shaped specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'C.E. Juncker - Berlin\' This is an attractive - and only moderately used- ie. worn - example of a so-called: 'Nahkampfspange in Bronze' (or: bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a neatly maker-marked- and/or typical non-converse-shaped specimen (by the desirable maker- ie. 'Hersteller': 'C.E. Juncker') and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which has a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - is as stated a neatly maker-marked version bearing the makers'-designation- (that reads: 'Fec. W.E. Peekhaus Berlin - Ausf. C.F. Juncker') on its back denoting that this is a piece as was produced by the desirable: 'C.E. Juncker'-company based in the town of Berlin. The 'Spange' comes mounted onto its (functional- and bronze-coloured) flute-shaped pin (and/or typical 'flat-wire'-type catch- ie. catch-set-up) both which are of course still present, unaltered and/or fully functional. The clasp truly retains most (ie all!) of its original bronze-toned- and fairly glossy finish (something that is not always the case with these zinc-based CCCs). The 'crimped' (and black-coloured) metal-based 'back-plate' is naturally also present and firmly in place (and does show some minimal staining). A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: 'The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-numeral : '7.3 - Juncker - “2nd Pattern” - Reverse Die “A” - Recessed Hardware'. The piece was found as such at a private household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very attractive example of a bronze-class 'Nahkampfspange' by the Junckers-company: it should be noted that original examples of this neat combat-award are nowadays getting hard to find. I deem that I priced this rare example according to its overall very nice and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a neatly maker-marked- and/or non-converse-shaped specimen by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'C.E. Juncker - Berlin\' This is an attractive - and only moderately used- ie. worn - example of a so-called: 'Nahkampfspange in Bronze' (or: bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a neatly maker-marked- and/or typical non-converse-shaped specimen (by the desirable maker- ie. 'Hersteller': 'C.E. Juncker') and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which has a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - is as stated a neatly maker-marked version bearing the makers'-designation- (that reads: 'Fec. W.E. Peekhaus Berlin - Ausf. C.F. Juncker') on its back denoting that this is a piece as was produced by the desirable: 'C.E. Juncker'-company based in the town of Berlin. The 'Spange' comes mounted onto its (functional- and bronze-coloured) flute-shaped pin (and/or typical 'flat-wire'-type catch- ie. catch-set-up) both which are of course still present, unaltered and/or fully functional. The clasp truly retains a fair bit of its original bronze-toned finish (something that is not always the case with these zinc-based CCCs). The 'crimped' (and black-greyish-coloured) metal-based 'back-plate' is naturally also present and firmly in place (and does show some minimal staining). A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: 'The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-numeral : '7.3 - Juncker - “2nd Pattern” - Reverse Die “A” - Recessed Hardware'. The piece was found as such at a private household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very attractive example of a bronze-class 'Nahkampfspange' by the Junckers-company: it should be noted that original examples of this neat combat-award are nowadays getting hard to find. I deem that I priced this rare example according to its overall nice and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a non-maker-marked- and/or minimally converse-shaped specimen as was (I deem) produced by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'Steinhauer & Lück\' This is an attractive - and I deem moderately ie. clearly used- ie. worn! - example of a so-called: \'Nahkampfspange in Bronze\' (or bronze-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a (typical) non-maker-marked- and/or minimally converse-shaped version (by the desirable maker- ie. \'Hersteller\': \'Steinhauer & Lück\') and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which has a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - is as stated above a non-maker-marked version as was (I deem) produced by the: \'Steinhauer & Lück\'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid. The \'Spange\' is as stated a minimally converse-shaped example that comes mounted onto its (functional- and typical bronze-coloured-) flute-shaped pin (and/or typical \'flat-wire\'-type catch- ie. catch-set-up) both which are of course still present, unaltered and/or fully functional. The clasp has regrettably lost some of its original bronze-toned finish: which has just \'faded-away\' (ie. \'migriert\') over years (something that is sometimes the case with these zinc-based CCCs). The \'crimped\' metal-based \'back-plate\' is naturally also present and firmly in place (and does show some minimal staining and paint-loss as more often). A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: \'The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II\' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-numeral: \'12.6 - S&L - “Fluted pin with flatwire catch & rectangular hinge\'. The piece was found as such at a private-household in Germany and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very attractive example of a bronze-class \'Nahkampfspange\' by the S&L-company: it should be noted that original examples of this neat combat-award are nowadays getting hard to find. I deem that I priced this example according to its overall nice and/or fully untouched condition!

Attractive, \'Nahkampfspange in Silber\' (or: silver-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a maker- (ie. \'F.L.L.\'-) marked- so-called: \'2nd pattern\'-specimen as was produced by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'Friedrich Linden\' This is a very attractive - albeit moderately worn- and used! - example of a so-called: 'Nahkampfspange in Silber' (or: silver-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a clearly maker- (ie. 'F.L.L.'-) marked and/or minimally converse-shaped, so-called: 'second pattern'-specimen as was produced by the desirable maker- (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Friedrich Linden' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which has still a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - retains a fair bit of its silverish finish (which is just somewhat 'faded by age' ie. 'migriert') as can be seen on the pictures. The 'Spange' is as stated a minimally converse-shaped example that comes mounted onto its (functional- and/or silverish-coloured) flute-shaped pin (and/or typical 'thick-wire'-type catch- ie. catch-set-up) both which are of course still present, unaltered and/or fully functional. The piece naturally also retains its (copper-toned, metal-based and neatly 'crimped') 'back-plate' in place. A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: 'The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II' by my friend Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-numeral: '2.4 - 'FLL 2nd'-pattern. The piece was found as such at a private-household in Germany and was truly never before part of a collection. Simply a very attractive example of a silver-class 'Nahkampfspange': it should be noted that original examples of this neat - and fairly uncommon! - combat-award are nowadays getting hard to find. I deem that I priced this silver-class example according to its nicely preserved and completely untouched condition!

Attractive, \'Nahkampfspange in Silber\' (or: silver-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a maker- (ie. \'F.L.L.\'-) marked- so-called: \'2nd pattern\'-specimen as was produced by the maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') \'Friedrich Linden\' This is a neat - albeit clearly worn- and/or used! - example of a so-called: 'Nahkampfspange in Silber' (or: silver-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a clearly maker- (ie. 'F.L.L.'-) marked and/or minimally converse-shaped, so-called: 'second pattern'-specimen as was produced by the desirable maker- (ie. 'Hersteller') 'Friedrich Linden' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The piece - which has still a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - has lost most (ie. all) of its silverish finish (which is just somewhat 'faded by age' ie. 'migriert' as more often) as can be seen on the pictures. The 'Spange' is as stated a minimally converse-shaped example that comes mounted onto its (functional- and/or copper-coloured) flute-shaped pin (and/or typical 'thick-wire'-type catch- ie. catch-set-up) both which are of course still present, unaltered and/or fully functional. The piece shows, however, a (period?) replaced (bluish-black-toned, metal-based and 'crimped') 'back-plate'. A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: 'The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II' by my friend Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-numeral: '2.4 - 'FLL 2nd'-pattern. The piece was found as such at a private-household in Germany and was truly never before part of a collection. Simply a neat example of a silver-class 'Nahkampfspange': it should be noted that original examples of this neat - and fairly uncommon! - combat-award are nowadays getting hard to find. I deem that I have priced this silver-class 'F.L.L.'-example according to its presumably replaced 'back-plate'!

Attractive, \'Nahkampfspange in Silber\' (or: silver-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a non-maker-marked- and/or minimally converse-shaped so-called: \'six-dot\'-specimen as was produced by a to date unidentified maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') This is an attractive example of a so-called: \'Nahkampfspange in Silber\' (or: silver-class close-combat clasp ie. CCC) being a non-maker-marked- and/or minimally converse-shaped so-called: \'six-dot\'-specimen ie. variant as was produced by a to date unidentified maker- (ie. \'Hersteller\') and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem moderately used ie. clearly worn-), condition. The piece - which has a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance - is as stated a non-maker-marked version specimen that has regrettably lost most (ie. all) of its silverish finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' is as stated a minimally converse-shaped example that comes mounted on its (functional- and silver-coloured-) flute-shaped (ie. \'fat-bellied\'-) pin (and/or typical \'thick-wire\'-type catch- ie. catch-set-up) both which are of course still present, unaltered and/or fully functional. The \'crimped\' metal-based \'back-plate\' is naturally also present and firmly in place and is attached by means of six crimps (ie. \'dots\'). A similar example is also described in the excellent reference-book entitled: \'The German Close Combat Clasp of World War II\' by Thomas M. Durante wherein this particular pattern is given the unique reference-numeral : \'11.1. - \'6-Dot - Fat Bellied Pin\'-pattern. The piece was found as such at a private-household and was never before part of a collection. Simply an attractive example of a silver-class \'Nahkampfspange\': it should be noted that original examples of this neat and fairly uncommon combat-award are nowadays getting hard to find. I deem that I priced this example according to its overall nice and/or untouched condition!

Attractive, \'NS-Frauenschaft\'- (ie. NSF-) membership-badge (ie. \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') as intended for an: \'Ortsfrauenschaftsleiterin einer Ortsgruppe\' (that shows an: \'RzM M1/27\'-designation on its back) This particular - neatly enamelled and actually rarely found! - 'NS-Frauenschaft'- (ie. NSF-) membership-badge (ie. 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') was intended to signify membership within the German Womens'-Association (or in German-language: 'NS-Frauenschaft') and was specifically intended for usage by a fairly high-ranked NSF-official holding the rank of a so-called: 'Ortsfrauenschaftsleiterin einer Ortsgruppe' and that comes in an overall nice- (and just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The example on offer here is one of the regular-sized versions of the series and measures 38 mm. in height (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes in an overall nice and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn, condition: the enamelled surface shows some minimal scratches but is totally void of any enamel damage whatsoever. The badge shows a clearly present, superimposed: 'RzM M1/27' designation (as is more often seen - see pictures). An identical piece is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number ('9125NE'). Simply an attractive - and actually not that commonly encountered - enamelled 'NS-Frauenschaft-Mitgliedsabzeichen' that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'NS-Studentenbund\' (or: national socialist students\'-league) enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-, black and white-coloured- and/or detailed example showing an: \'RzM - M1/15\'-makers\'-designation on its back The tiny badge - which is truly bright-red-, black- and white-coloured and that is somewhat 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a truly detailed example showing an: 'RzM - M1/15'-makers'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was never cleaned (as stated above does the pin show some darkened age-patina) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever (it was most certainly never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular pin- ie. pin-catch set-up which is naturally present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive 'NS-Studentenbund' example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'NS-Studentenbund\' enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-, black- and white-coloured- and/or detailed example showing a clear maker- (ie. \'RzM 62\'-) designation on its back The tiny - and colourful enamelled! - badge - which is truly bright-red-, black- and/or white-coloured and that is minimally \'darkened\' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a detailed example that is showing a clear maker- (ie. \'RzM 62\'-) designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was never cleaned (as stated is some darkened age-patina present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever (it was most certainly worn as such but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular \'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive \'NS-Studentenbund\'-example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'NS-Studentenbund\' enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-, black- and white-coloured- and/or detailed example showing a clear maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/15\'-) designation on its back The tiny - and colourful enamelled! - badge - which is truly bright-red-, black- and/or white-coloured and that is minimally 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a detailed example that is showing a clear maker- (ie. 'RzM M1/15'-) designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was never cleaned (as stated is some darkened age-patina present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever (it was most certainly worn as such but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive 'NS-Studentenbund'-example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'NS-Studentenbund\' enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-, black- and white-coloured- and/or detailed example showing a clear maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/15\'-) designation on its back The tiny - and colourful enamelled! - badge - which is truly bright-red-, black- and/or white-coloured and that is minimally 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a detailed example that is showing a clear maker- (ie. 'RzM M1/15'-) designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was never cleaned (as stated is some darkened age-patina present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever (it was most certainly worn as such but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive 'NS-Studentenbund'-example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'NS-Studentenbund\' enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-, black- and white-coloured- and/or detailed example showing a clear maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/15\'-) designation on its back The tiny - and colourful enamelled! - badge - which is truly bright-red-, black- and/or white-coloured and that is minimally \'darkened\' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a detailed example that is showing a clear maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/15\'-) designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was never cleaned (as stated is some darkened age-patina present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever (it was most certainly worn as such but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular \'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive \'NS-Studentenbund\'-example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'NS-Studentenbund\' enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-, black- and white-coloured- and/or detailed example showing a clear maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/15\'-) designation on its back The tiny - and colourful enamelled! - badge - which is truly bright-red-, black- and/or white-coloured and that is minimally \'darkened\' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a detailed example that is showing a clear maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/15\'-) designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was never cleaned (as stated is some darkened age-patina present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever (it was most certainly worn as such but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular \'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive \'NS-Studentenbund\'-example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'NS-Studentenbund\' enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-, black- and white-coloured- and/or detailed example showing a clear maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/52\'-) designation on its back The tiny - and colourful enamelled! - badge - which is truly bright-red-, black- and/or white-coloured and that is minimally 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a detailed example that is showing a clear maker- (ie. 'RzM M1/52'-) designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was never cleaned (as stated is some darkened age-patina present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever (it was most certainly worn as such but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular- (ie. longer-sized) 'pin-set-up' in place which is naturally present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive 'NS-Studentenbund'-example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'NS-Studentenbund\' enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-, black- and white-coloured- and/or detailed example showing a clear maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/52\'-) designation on its back The tiny - and colourful enamelled! - badge - which is truly bright-red-, black- and/or white-coloured and that is minimally \'darkened\' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a detailed example that is showing a clear maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/52\'-) designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was never cleaned (as stated is some darkened age-patina present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever (it was most certainly worn as such but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular- (ie. longer-sized) \'pin-set-up\' in place which is naturally present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive \'NS-Studentenbund\'-example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'NS-Studentenbund\' enamelled lapel-pin (ie.: \'Raute\') being a bright-red-, black- and white-coloured- and/or detailed example showing a maker- (ie. \'Hofstätter - Bonn\') and/or: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-designation on its back The tiny - and colourful enamelled! - badge - which is truly bright-red-, black- and white-coloured and that is minimally 'darkened' caused by normal age ie. wear - is a detailed example that is showing a clear maker- (ie. 'Hofstätter - Bonn') and/or: 'Ges.Gesch.'-designation on its back (as can be noticed on the pictures). The tiny lapel-pin was never cleaned (as stated is some darkened age-patina present and/or visible) but the pin truly shows no enamel damage whatsoever (it was most certainly worn as such but was - I deem - never cleaned nor polished). This is the version having a regular 'pin- ie. catch set-up which is naturally present and/or fully functional. Simply an attractive 'NS-Studentenbund'-example that will be hard to be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a neat zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version (of the so-called: \'flat-back\'-pattern) as was procuced by the: \'A. Rettenmaier\'-company This is an attractive - and I deem only moderately used ie. worn - so-called: \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or bronze-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a neat non-maker-marked and typical, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen (of the so-called: \'flat-back\'-pattern) that was procuced by the: \'A. Rettenmaier\'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem somewhat later-war-period-) zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen that retains most of its (fairly light-toned) bronze-toned finish: the piece is showing nice detail and/or finish as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- and tarnished (mainly on its back) as mentioned above. As stated above, is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped catch-plate set-up - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: \'A. Rettenmaier\'-company based in the town of Schwäbisch-Gmünd: it deals with a so-called: \'flat-back\'-pattern award (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: \'5.8.1\' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: \'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII\' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece - which is quite pronounced - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German private-household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a nice and honest, bronze-class PAB by the \'A. Rettenmaier\'-company that comes in a moderately used and/or worn condition!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a neat zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version (of the so-called: \'horizontal-crimp\'-variant) as was procuced by the: \'Steinhauer & Lück\'-company This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used ie. worn - so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a neat non-maker-marked- and typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen (of the so-called: 'horizontal-crimp'-variant) that was procuced by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'-company-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem somewhat later-war-period-) zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that truly retains most of its (somewhat light-) bronze-toned finish: moreover, does this piece show nice pronounced detail and/or finish as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- and tarnished as mentioned above. As stated above, is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped- and 'horizontally- crimped' pin-set-up and typical catch(set-up) - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'- (ie. 'S&L'-) -company based in the town of Lüdenscheid: it deals with a so-called: 'solid-zinc, horizontal crimp set-up'-pattern award (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '1.4.9.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece - which is quite pronounced - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German private-household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a nice and honest, bronze-class 'horizontal-crimped'-variant PAB by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'-company and that comes in an overall nice and fully untouched condition!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a neat zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version (of the so-called: \'horizontal-crimp\'-variant) as was procuced by the: \'Steinhauer & Lück\'-company This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used ie. worn - so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a neat non-maker-marked- and typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen (of the so-called: 'horizontal-crimp'-variant) that was procuced by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'-company-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem somewhat later-war-period-) zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that truly retains most of its (somewhat light-) bronze-toned finish: moreover, does this piece show nice pronounced detail and/or finish as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- and tarnished as mentioned above. As stated above, is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped- and 'horizontally- crimped' pin-set-up and typical catch(set-up) - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'- (ie. 'S&L'-) -company based in the town of Lüdenscheid: it deals with a so-called: 'solid-zinc, horizontal crimp set-up'-pattern award (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '1.4.9.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece - which is quite pronounced - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German private-household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a nice and honest, bronze-class 'horizontal-crimped'-variant PAB by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'-company and that comes in an overall nice and fully untouched condition!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a neat zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version (of the so-called: \'oval-crimp\'-variant) as was procuced by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company This is an attractive - and I deem clearly used ie. worn - so-called: \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or bronze-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a neat non-maker-marked, typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen (of the so-called: \'oval-crimp\'-variant) that was procuced by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem clearly used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem mid-war-period-) zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen that has lost its bronze-toned finish (it is just present on its back): the piece is showing nice detail and/or finish as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- and tarnished as mentioned above. As stated above, is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped- and \'oval crimped\' catch-set-up and typical catch(set-up) - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid: it deals with a so-called: \'previously unknown maker II\'-pattern award (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: \'1.10.1\' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: \'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII\' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece - which is quite pronounced - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German private-household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a nice and honest, bronze-class \'oval-crimped\'-PAB by the \'Wilhelm Deumer\'- company that comes in a clearly used and/or worn condition!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a neat zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version (of the so-called: \'solid zinc - Type B\'-variant) as was procuced by the: \'Fritz Zimmermann\'-company This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used ie. worn - so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a neat non-maker-marked- and/or typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen (of the so-called: 'solid zinc - Type B'-variant) that was procuced by the: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem somewhat later-war-period-) typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that truly retains most of its (somewhat light-) bronze-toned finish: moreover, does this piece show nice pronounced detail and/or finish as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- and tarnished as mentioned above. As stated above, is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped- and 'sunken' catch(set-up) - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-company based in the town of Stuttgart: it deals with a so-called: 'solid zinc - Type B'-variant) award (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '1.10.1.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece - which is quite pronounced - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German private-household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a nice and honest, bronze-class 'solid zinc - Type B'-variant PAB by the: 'F. Zimmermann'-company and that comes in an overall nice and fully untouched condition!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class panzer assault-badge or PAB) being a neat zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version (having a so-called: \'vertical\'-set-up) as was procuced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\' (ie. \'S.& L.\') company This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used ie. worn - so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class panzer assault-badge or PAB) being a neat non-maker-marked and typical, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen (having a so-called: 'vertically-placed' catch-set-up) that was procuced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück'- (ie. 'S.& L.'-) company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem somewhat later-war-period-) typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that retains most of its (fairly bright) golden-bronze-toned finish: the piece is showing nice detail and/or finish as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- and tarnished (mainly on its back) as mentioned above. As stated above, is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped- and 'vertically placed' catch-set-up and 'oval-shaped' hinge-set-up - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: 'Steinhauer u. Lück' (ie. 'S.& L.') company based in the town of Lüdenscheid: it deals with a so-called: 'solid zinc, oval hinge set-up'-pattern award (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '1.4.2' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece - which is quite pronounced - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German private-household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a nice and honest, bronze-class PAB by the 'Steinhauer u. Lück'-company that comes in a moderately used and/or worn condition!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a neat zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version as was procuced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\' (ie. \'S.& L.\') company This is a very attractive - and I deem only moderately used ie. worn - so-called: \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a neat non-maker-marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen that was procuced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'- (ie. \'S.& L.\'-) company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns a mid- (ie. later-war-) period zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen that retains most (ie. almost all) of its somewhat darker-toned-, bronze-coloured finish: the piece has a somewhat \'satin\' appearance, showing superb detail and/or finish as to be expected. The badge has I deem never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated above, is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped-pin-set-up and/or modelled catch - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: \'Steinhauer u. Lück\' (ie. \'S.& L.\') company based in the town of Lüdenscheid: it deals with a so-called: \'solid zinc, directly soldered on catch\'-pattern award (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: \'1.4.6\' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: \'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII\' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece - which is very pronounced and has truly great pronounced detail - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German household and was never before part of a collection. It was simply never cleaned nor polished. Simply a nice and honest bronze-class PAB by the \'Steinhauer u. Lück\'-company that comes in a wonderful and only minimally used and/or worn condition!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' being a maker- (ie. \'RS\'-) marked version as executed in zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) being a so-called: \'thin maker-marked\'-pattern example as produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company This is an attractive - and just moderately used- and/or worn - example of a: \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or bronze-class panzer assault badge ie. PAB) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'RS\'-) marked specimen as was executed in typical zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) being a so-called: \'thin maker-marked\'-pattern example as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company as based in the town of Wien (Vienna) and that comes in an overall nice- and/or fully untouched, condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem later-war-period) zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen that retains most of its (light) bronze-coloured finish and that has nevertheless maintained an attractive appearance, still showing pronounced detail as to be expected. The badge has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated above does it deal with a so-called: \'thin maker-marked\'-pattern example (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: \'5.1.3.\' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: \'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII\' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a Pz-badge by this particular maker. It was recently found as such at a German private-household and was never before in collectors\'-hands. It was simply never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. Simply an attractive and honest bronze-class PAB that was produced by the Austrian-based \'RS\'-company that comes in a nice albeit moderately used and/or worn condition: I deem that this honest and untouched example is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'HA\'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was produced by the desirable \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Hermann Aurich\' This is an attractive - albeit issued- and/or moderately used- and/or worn but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - example of a detailed: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class panzer-assault-badge ie. PAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'HA'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Hermann Aurich' based in the town of Dresden and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued- and/or I deem moderately worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns a (I deem somewhat later-war-period-) zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that retains most of its somewhat light-toned, bronze-coloured finish and that has maintained an attractive appearance, still showing pronounced detail as to be expected. The badge was with certainty never cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated above, does it deal with a so-called: 'Hermann Aurich - solid zinc'-pattern (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '1.8.1.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. The badge was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors-hands. Simply a nice and honest bronze-class, so-called: 'Hermann Aurich'-pattern PAB that comes in an overall very nice, albeit moderately used and/or worn, condition!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'HA\'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was produced by the desirable \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Hermann Aurich\' This is an attractive - albeit surely issued- and/or moderately used- and/or worn but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - example of a detailed: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class panzer-assault-badge ie. PAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'HA'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Hermann Aurich' as based in the town of Dresden and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and/or I deem moderately worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns a (I deem somewhat later-war-period-) zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that truly retains most of its somewhat light-toned, bronze-coloured finish and that has maintained an attractive appearance, still showing pronounced detail as to be expected. The badge was with certainty never cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated above, does it deal with a so-called: 'Hermann Aurich - solid zinc'-pattern (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '1.8.1.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. The badge was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors-hands. Simply a nice and honest bronze-class, so-called: 'Hermann Aurich'-pattern PAB that comes in an overall very nice, albeit moderately used and/or worn, condition!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a neat zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version (of the so-called: \'horizontal-crimp\'-variant) as was procuced by the: \'Steinhauer & Lück\'-company This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used ie. worn - so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a neat non-maker-marked- and typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen (of the so-called: 'horizontal-crimp'-variant) that was procuced by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'-company-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem somewhat later-war-period-) zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that truly retains most of its (bright) silver-toned finish: moreover, does this piece show nice pronounced detail and/or finish as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- and tarnished as mentioned above. As stated above, is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped- and 'horizontally- crimped' pin-set-up and typical catch(set-up) - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'- (ie. 'S&L'-) -company based in the town of Lüdenscheid: it deals with a so-called: 'solid-zinc, horizontal crimp set-up'-pattern award (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '1.4.9.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece - which is quite pronounced - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German private-household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a nice and honest, silver-class 'horizontal-crimped'-variant PAB by the: 'Steinhauer & Lück'-company and that comes in an overall nice and fully untouched condition!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a neat, later-war-period zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version as was procuced by the: \'Frank u. Reif\'-company This is a very attractive - and I deem just minimally used ie. worn and truly nicely preserved! - so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a typical later-war-period- and non-maker-marked- and zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that was procuced by the: 'Frank u. Reif'-company and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem just minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem somewhat later-war-period-) zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that truly retains most of its (bright) silver-toned finish: moreover, does this piece show nice pronounced detail and/or finish as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- and tarnished as mentioned above. As stated above, is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped pin-set-up and typical catch(set-up) - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: 'Frank & Reif’-company based in the town of Stuttgart: it deals with a so-called: 'unmarked solid-zinc'-pattern award (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '4.5.3.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece - which is quite pronounced - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German private-household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a nice and honest, silver-class 'variant'-PAB by the: 'Frank u. Reif'-company and that comes in an overall very nice and fully untouched condition!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version (of the so-called: \'early-period, hollow-zinc, Type A\'-variant) as was procuced by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used ie. worn - so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a neat non-maker-marked, typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen (of the so-called: 'early-period, hollow-zinc, Type A'-variant) that was procuced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem fairly early-war-period-) zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that has lost mosy of its silver-toned finish (something that is more often case with this type of PAB): the piece is, however, showing great pronounced detail and/or finish as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- and tarnished as mentioned above. As stated above, is the piece a typical, non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped- and 'round-shaped' catch-set-up and typical small block-hinge pin-set-up - as only seen on these PABs as produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid: it deals with a so-called: 'early-period, hollow-zinc, Type A'-variant) as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '2.1.3.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece - which is quite pronounced - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German private-household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very nice and honest, silver-class PAB by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'- company that comes in a just moderately used and/or worn condition!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version (of the so-called: \'hollow-zinc, Type D\'-variant) as was procuced by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used ie. worn - so-called: \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a neat non-maker-marked, typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen (of the so-called: \'hollow-zinc, Type D\'-variant that was procuced by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem mid-war-period) zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen that retains most of its silver-toned finish (something that is not that often the case with this type of PAB): the piece is showing great pronounced detail and/or finish as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- and tarnished as mentioned above. As stated above, is the piece a typical, non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically \'oval-shaped\'-pin-set-up and \'C\'-shaped catch - as only seen on these PABs as produced by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid: it deals with a so-called: \'hollow-zinc, Type D\'-variant as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: \'2.1.4.\' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: \'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII\' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece - which is quite pronounced - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. Simply a very nice and honest, silver-class PAB by the \'Wilhelm Deumer\'- company that comes in a just moderately used and/or worn condition!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) version (of the so-called: \'hollow-zinc, Type E\'-variant) as was procuced by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used ie. worn - so-called: \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer assault badge or PAB) being a neat non-maker-marked, typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen (of the so-called: \'hollow-zinc, Type E\'-variant that was procuced by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem just moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem mid-war-period-) zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen that has lost some of its silver-toned finish (something that is more often case with this type of PAB): the piece is, however, showing great pronounced detail and/or finish as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge is still a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- and tarnished as mentioned above. As stated above, is the piece a typical, non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically \'oval-shaped\' pin-set-up - as only seen on these PABs as produced by the: \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company based in the town of Lüdenscheid: it deals with a so-called: \'hollow-zinc, Type E\'-variant as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: \'2.1.4.\' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: \'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII\' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece - which is quite pronounced - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German private-household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very nice and honest, silver-class PAB by the \'Wilhelm Deumer\'- company that comes in a just moderately used and/or worn condition!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'AS\'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen, as was procuced by the: \'Adolf Scholze\'- (ie. \'A.S.\'-) company This is a truly attractive - and I deem only moderately used - example of a so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a clearly maker- (ie. 'AS'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen as was with certainty procuced by the: 'Adolf Scholze'- (ie. 'A.S.'-) company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns a mid-war-period-, zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that retains almost all of its (fairly frosted- and somewhat tarnished-) silver-coloured finish and that has a very attractive appearance, still showing pronounced detail as to be expected by a badge by this particular maker. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated is the piece a neatly maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically ball-shaped pin-set-up, silver-coloured thin-shaped pin and/or modelled catch - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: 'Adolf Scholze'-company based in the town of Gablonz: it deals with a so-called: 'semi-hollow pattern' (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '3.1.4.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The very attractive piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was recently found as such at a German private household and was never before part of a collection. The piece comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional pin- and/or catch but does show a minimally deformed catch (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and honest silver-class PAB by the desirable 'Adolf Scholze'-company that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'AS\'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen, as was procuced by the: \'Adolf Scholze\'- (ie. \'A.S.\'-) company This is a truly attractive - and I deem only moderately used - example of a so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a clearly maker- (ie. 'AS'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen as was with certainty procuced by the: 'Adolf Scholze'- (ie. 'A.S.'-) company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns a mid-war-period-, zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that retains almost all of its (fairly frosted- and somewhat tarnished-) silver-coloured finish and that has a very attractive appearance, still showing pronounced detail as to be expected by a badge by this particular maker. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated is the piece a neatly maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically ball-shaped pin-set-up, silver-coloured thin-shaped pin and/or modelled catch - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: 'Adolf Scholze'-company based in the town of Gablonz: it deals with a so-called: 'semi-hollow pattern' (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '3.1.4.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The very attractive piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was recently found as such at a German private-household and was never before part of a collection. The piece comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional pin- and/or catch (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and honest silver-class PAB by the desirable 'Adolf Scholze'-company that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'AS\'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen, as was procuced by the: \'Adolf Scholze\'- (ie. \'A.S.\'-) company This is a truly attractive - and I deem only moderately used - example of a so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a clearly maker- (ie. 'AS'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen as was with certainty procuced by the: 'Adolf Scholze'- (ie. 'A.S.'-) company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns a mid-war-period, typical zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that retains almost all of its (fairly frosted- and somewhat tarnished-) silver-coloured finish and that has a very attractive appearance, still showing pronounced detail as to be expected by a badge by this particular maker. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated is the piece a neatly maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically ball-shaped pin-set-up, silver-coloured thin-shaped pin and/or modelled catch - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: 'Adolf Scholze'-company based in the town of Gablonz: it deals with a so-called: 'semi-hollow pattern' (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '3.1.4.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The very attractive piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was recently found as such at a German private-household and was never before part of a collection. The piece comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional pin- and/or catch (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and honest silver-class PAB by the desirable 'Adolf Scholze'-company that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'AS\'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen, as was procuced by the: \'Adolf Scholze\'- (ie. \'A.S.\'-) company This is a truly attractive - and I deem only moderately used - example of a so-called: \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'AS\'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was with certainty procuced by the: \'Adolf Scholze\'- (ie. \'A.S.\'-) company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns a mid-war-period, typical zinc- ie. \'Feinzink\'-based specimen that retains almost all of its (fairly frosted- and somewhat darkened ie. tarnished-) silver-coloured finish and that has a very attractive appearance, still showing pronounced detail as to be expected by a badge by this particular maker. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated is the piece a neatly maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically ball-shaped pin-set-up, silver-coloured thin-shaped pin and/or modelled catch - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: \'Adolf Scholze\'-company based in the town of Gablonz: it deals with a so-called: \'semi-hollow pattern\' (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: \'3.1.4.\' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: \'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII\' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The very attractive piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was recently found as such at a German private-household and was never before part of a collection. The piece comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional pin- and/or catch (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and honest silver-class PAB by the desirable \'Adolf Scholze\'-company that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a hollow-type, non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was procuced by the: \'Gebr. Wegerhoff\'-company This is a truly attractive - and I deem only moderately used and actually not that easily found! - example of a so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a typical, non-maker-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen as was with certainty procuced by the: 'Gebr. Wegerhoff'- (ie. 'GWL'-) company and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns a mid- (ie. later-) war-period, zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that has regrettably lost most of its silver-coloured finish: this has been faded-away (ie. 'migriert') over the years. The piece retains, however, a very attractive appearance still showing pronounced detail as to be expected by a badge by this particular maker. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typically-shaped catch - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: 'Gebr. Wegerhoff'- (ie. 'GWL'-) company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid: it deals with a so-called: 'hollow zinc-pattern' (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '1.7.2.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The attractive piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was recently found as such at a German private household and was never before part of a collection. The piece comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional pin- and/or catch(set-up) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply a very attractive and honest silver-class PAB by the desirable 'Gebr. Wegerhoff'- (ie. 'GWL'-) company that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was produced by the: \'Frank u. Reif\'-company This is an attractive - and only moderately used- ie. worn - example of a: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a typical non-maker-marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem later- ie. mid-war-period-), typical zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that truly retains most of its greyish-silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated above, is the piece a typical, non-maker-marked example that shows various characteristics - such as for example the typical-shaped 'pin-mounting' and/or soldered catch-set-up - typically seen with PABs as produced by the: 'Frank u. Reif'-company: it deals with a so-called: 'unmarked Frank u. Reif-pattern' (as uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '4.2.3.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece - which is very pronounced and has maintained great detail - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German private-household and was never before in a collection. Simply a neat and honest, silver-class PAB that comes in an overall very nice albeit moderately used ie. worn, condition!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'HA\'-) marked- and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was produced by the desirable \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Hermann Aurich\' This is a very attractive - albeit issued- and/or just minimally worn but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - example of a very detailed: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class panzer-assault-badge ie. PAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'HA'-) marked- and/or typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Hermann Aurich' based in the town of Dresden and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and/or I deem just minimally worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns a (I deem somewhat later-war-period) zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that retains all of its somewhat darkened, silver-coloured finish and that has maintained an attractive appearance, still showing pronounced detail as to be expected. The badge was with certainty never cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated above, does it deal with a so-called: 'Hermann Aurich - solid zinc'-pattern (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '1.8.1.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. The badge was recently found at a private-household in Germany and was never before in collectors-hands. Simply a nice and honest silvver-class, so-called: 'Hermann Aurich'-pattern PAB that comes in an overall very nice, albeit minimally used and/or worn, condition!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'HA\'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was produced by the desirable \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Hermann Aurich\' This is an attractive - albeit issued- and moderately worn but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - example of a very detailed: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class panzer-assault-badge ie. PAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'HA'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Hermann Aurich' based in the town of Dresden and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (IMO later-war-period-) zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that retains most of its silverish-grey-coloured finish and that has maintained an attractive appearance, still showing pronounced detail as to be expected. The badge has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated above does it deal with a so-called: 'Hermann Aurich - solid zinc'-pattern (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '1.8.1.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. The badge was simply never cleaned nor polished. Simply a nice and honest silver-class, so-called: 'Hermann Aurich'-pattern PAB that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used and/or worn, condition!

Attractive, \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' being a neatly maker- (ie. \'HA\'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was produced by the desirable \'Hersteller\' (ie. maker): \'Hermann Aurich\' This is an attractive - albeit issued- and/or moderately worn but nevertheless not that easily encountered! - example of a very detailed: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class panzer-assault-badge ie. PAB) being a neatly maker- (ie. 'HA'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that was produced by the desirable maker: 'Hermann Aurich' as based in the town of Dresden and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an I deem mid-war-period-) zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that retains most of its silverish-grey-coloured finish and that has maintained an attractive appearance, still showing pronounced detail as to be expected. The badge has I deem never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated above does it deal with a so-called: 'Hermann Aurich - solid zinc'-pattern (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '1.8.1.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. The badge was simply never cleaned nor polished. Simply a nice and honest silver-class, so-called: 'Hermann Aurich'-pattern PAB that comes in an overall nice, albeit moderately used and/or worn, condition!

Attractive, \'Polizei\' ie. \'Gendarmerie\' (police), silver-coloured and/or alumimium-based-, enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO- or officers\'-) type pouch-eagle (or: \'Adler für Kartuschkasten\'), being a very detailed and or non-maker-marked example This is an attractive - and nowadays not that easily encountered! - 'Polizei' ie. 'Gendarmerie', alumimium-based-, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO- or officers'-) type pouch-eagle (or: 'Adler für Kartuschkasten'), being a very detailed and or non-maker-marked example, in overall very nice (IMO virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The piece - which has an approximate wingspan of 10 cms. - is as stated above non-marker-marked and comes of course in a fully functional condition. Naturally are all three (aluminium-based-) prongs present and/or fully functional: they were IMO never bent ie. folded and are of course still functional. The (left-facing-) eagle - which is very detailed - has a nice so-called: 'frosted' ie. truly aluminium-like appearance and was never cleaned nor polished. Simply a great item that is ideally fitted to restore or complete a so-called: 'Polizei-Kartuschkasten'!

Attractive, \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ ie.: Womens Labor Service) so-called: \'Brosche für Arbeitsmaid\' (or: membership-brooch) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'F.K.O.\'-) marked and/or: \'1939\'-dated example The neat - and nicely preserved! - brooch has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted onto its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is a light-weight version as was executed in neatly \'anodized\'- and/or aluminium-based metal - is as stated a neatly maker- (ie. \'F.K.O.\'-) marked and/or: \'1939\'-dated example that was (I deem) hardly or even never worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina, showing some normal age and/or staining. Next to the clearly present makers\'-designation does the badge also bear a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar \'brooch\' is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken \'Abzeichen\'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3806A) and given an estimated value of 70 Eu. I deem that this attractive RADwJ-brooch is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ ie.: Womens Labor Service) so-called: \'Brosche für Arbeitsmaid\' (or: membership-brooch) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'F.K.O.\'-) marked and/or: \'1939\'-dated example The neat - and nicely preserved! - brooch has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted onto its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is a light-weight version as was executed in neatly \'anodized\'- and/or aluminium-based metal - is as stated a neatly maker- (ie. \'F.K.O.\'-) marked and/or: \'1939\'-dated example that was (I deem) hardly or even never worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina, showing some normal age and/or staining. Next to the clearly present makers\'-designation does the badge also bear a: \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar \'brooch\' is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken \'Abzeichen\'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3806A) and given an estimated value of 70 Eu. I deem that this attractive RADwJ-brooch is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ ie.: Womens Labor Service) so-called: \'Brosche für Arbeitsmaid\' (or: membership-brooch) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'M.H.\'-) marked and/or: \'1939\'-dated example The attractive - and nicely preserved! - brooch has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted onto its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is a light-weight version as was executed in neatly 'anodized'- ie. bright-golden-toned and/or aluminium-based metal - is as stated a neatly maker- (ie. 'M.H.'-) marked and/or: '1939'-dated example that was (I deem) hardly or even never worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina, showing some normal age and/or staining. Next to the clearly present makers'-designation does the badge also bear a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar 'brooch' is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3806A) and given an estimated value of 70 Eu. I deem that this attractive RADwJ-brooch is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ ie.: Womens Labor Service) so-called: \'Brosche für Arbeitsmaid\' (or: membership-brooch) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'P.u.C.\'-) marked and/or: \'1937\'-dated example The neat - and truly nicely preserved! - brooch has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted onto its functional pin- and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is a regular-weight version as was executed in neatly 'anodized'- and/or zinc-based metal - is as stated a neatly maker- (ie. 'P.u.C.'-)) marked and/or: '1937'-dated example that was (I deem) hardly worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina, showing some normal age and/or staining as to be expected. Next to the clearly present makers'-designation does the badge also bear a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar 'brooch' is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3806A) and given an estimated value of 70 Eu. I deem that this attractive RADwJ-brooch is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ ie.: Womens Labor Service) so-called: \'Brosche für Kameradschaftsältesten\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked and/or: \'1939\'-dated example The attractive - and truly nicely preserved! - \'RADwJ-Brosche für Kameradschaftsältesten\' (or: RADwJ-membership-brooch for senior officials) has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted onto its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is a regular-weight version as was executed in bright-silver-toned- (ie. nickle-chrome-based-) metal - is as stated a neatly maker- (ie. \'A\'- or: \'Assmann\'-) marked and/or: \'1939\'-dated example that was (I deem) hardly or even never worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina, showing some normal age and/or staining. Next to the clearly present makers\'-designation does the badge also bear a so-called: \'RADwJ\'-marking on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar \'brooch\' is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken \'Abzeichen\'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3806C) and given an estimated value of 90 Eu. I deem that this attractive RADwJ-brooch is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ ie.: Womens Labor Service) so-called: \'Brosche für Kameradschaftsältesten\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked and/or: \'1939\'-dated example The attractive - and truly nicely preserved! - \'RADwJ-Brosche für Kameradschaftsältesten\' (or: RADwJ-membership-brooch for senior officials) has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted onto its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is a light-weight version as was executed in bright-silver-toned- (ie. aluminium-based-) metal - is as stated a neatly maker- (ie. \'A\'- or: \'Assmann\'-) marked and/or: \'1939\'-dated example that was (I deem) hardly or even never worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina, showing some normal age and/or staining. Next to the clearly present makers\'-designation does the badge also bear a so-called: \'RADwJ\'-marking on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar \'brooch\' is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken \'Abzeichen\'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3806C) and given an estimated value of 90 Eu. I deem that this attractive RADwJ-brooch is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ ie.: Womens Labor Service) so-called: \'Brosche für Kameradschaftsältesten\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'B\'-) marked and/or: \'1941\'-dated example The attractive - and truly nicely preserved! - \'RADwJ-Brosche für Kameradschaftsältesten\' (or: RADwJ-membership-brooch for senior officials) has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted onto its functional pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is a regular-weight version as was executed in greyish-silver-toned- (ie. zinc- or: \'Feinzink\'-based-) metal - is as stated a neatly maker- (ie. \'B\'-) marked and/or: \'1941\'-dated example that was (I deem) hardly or even never worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina, showing some normal age and/or staining. Next to the clearly present makers\'-designation does the badge also bear a so-called: \'RADwJ\'-marking on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). A similar \'brooch\' is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken \'Abzeichen\'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3806C) and given an estimated value of 90 Eu. I deem that this attractive RADwJ-brooch is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ ie.: Womens Labour Service) so-called: \'Brosche für Kameradschaftsältesten\' being a clearly maker-marked- and/or: \'1941\'-dated example The attractive - and truly nicely preserved! - \'RADwJ-Brosche für Kameradschaftsältesten\' (or: RADwJ-membership-brooch for senior officials) has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered) pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is a regular-weight version as was executed in darkened bronze-toned- (ie. I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based-) metal - is as stated a \'1941\'-dated example that was (I deem) just moderately worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina, showing some normal age and/or staining. A similar RADwJ-\'brooch\' is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken \'Abzeichen\'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3806C) and given an estimated value of 90 Eu. I deem that this attractive RADwJ-brooch is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ ie.: Womens Labour Service) so-called: \'Brosche für Kameradschaftsältesten\' being a clearly: \'1939\'-dated example The attractive - and truly nicely preserved! - 'RADwJ-Brosche für Kameradschaftsältesten' (or: RADwJ-membership-brooch for senior officials) has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered) pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is a regular-weight version as was executed in darkened silverish-bronze-toned- (ie. I deem nickle-chrome-based-) metal - is as stated a '1939'-dated example that was (I deem) just moderately worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina, showing some normal age and/or staining. A similar 'brooch' is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken 'Abzeichen'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3806C) and given an estimated value of 90 Eu. I deem that this attractive RADwJ-brooch is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ ie.: Womens Labour Service) so-called: \'Brosche für Maidenführerin\' being a bright-silver-toned and clearly maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked and/or: \'1939\'-dated example The attractive - not that easily found and truly nicely preserved! - \'RADwJ-Brosche für Maidenführerin\' (or: RADwJ-membership-brooch for senior officials ie. leaders) has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered) pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is a light-weight version as was executed in bright-silver-toned metal (ie. I deem aluminium) - is as stated above a clearly maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked and/or: \'1939\'-dated example that was (I deem) hardly (or even never!) worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina, showing some normal age and/or staining. A similar \'brooch\' is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken \'Abzeichen\'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3806F) and given an estimated value of 180 Eu. I deem that this attractive \'Maidenführerin\'-RADwJ-brooch is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ ie.: Womens Labour Service) so-called: \'Brosche für Maidenführerin\' being a bronze-toned and clearly maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked and/or: \'1939\'-dated example The attractive - not that easily found and truly nicely preserved! - \'RADwJ-Brosche für Maidenführerin\' (or: RADwJ-membership-brooch for senior officials ie. leaders) has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered) pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is a regular-weight version as was executed in darkened, bronze-toned metal (ie. I deem \'Buntmetall\') - is as stated above a clearly maker- (ie. \'A\'-) marked and/or: \'1939\'-dated example that was (I deem) just moderately worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina, showing some normal age and/or staining. A similar \'brooch\' is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken \'Abzeichen\'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3806F) and given an estimated value of 180 Eu. I deem that this attractive RADwJ-brooch is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend\' (or: RADwJ ie.: Womens Labour Service) so-called: \'Brosche für Maidenführerin\' being a bronze-toned- and/or non-maker-marked example The attractive - not that easily found and truly nicely preserved! - \'RADwJ-Brosche für Maidenführerin\' (or: RADwJ-membership-brooch for senior officials ie. leaders) has an approximate diameter of 4,5 cms. and still retains stunning detail and comes of course mounted onto its functional (and totally unaltered) pin and/or catch (set-up). The brooch - which is a regular-weight version as was executed in darkened, bronze-toned metal (ie. I deem \'Buntmetall\') - is as stated above a non-maker-marked example that was (I deem) just moderately worn: it was never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally tarnished age-patina, showing some normal age and/or staining. A similar \'brooch\' is also figured in the Heering-Hüsken \'Abzeichen\'-catalogue, wherein it is given a unique reference-number (3806F) and given an estimated value of 180 Eu. I deem that this attractive RADwJ-brooch is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL für Kriegsversehrten\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge as was specifically intended for the war-disabled) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - sports-badge (ie. 'Reichssportabzeichen') is of the specific version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened-, truly golden-bronze- ie. silver-coloured-) finish as to be expected. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back, as usually encountered. The badge - which has a fully functional- and/or non-altered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was IMO never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or untouched age-patina (see pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL für Kriegsversehrten\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge as was specifically intended for the war-disabled) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - DRL-sports'-badge (ie. 'Reichssportabzeichen') is of the specific version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened and/or: truly bright-golden-bronze- ie. silver-coloured-) finish as to be expected. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back, as usually encountered. The badge - which has a fully functional- and/or non-altered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or untouched age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL für Kriegsversehrten\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge as was specifically intended for the war-disabled) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - DRL-sports-badge (ie. 'Reichssportabzeichen') is of the specific version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened-, truly golden-bronze- ie. silver-coloured-) finish as to be expected. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back, as usually encountered. The badge - which has a fully functional- and/or non-altered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was with certainty never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or untouched age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this specific 'Reichssportabzeichen DRL für Kriegsversehrten' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL für Kriegsversehrten\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge as was specifically intended for the war-disabled) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - DRL-sports-badge (ie. \'Reichssportabzeichen\') is of the specific version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened, truly golden-bronze- ie. silver-coloured-) finish as to be expected. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein/Jena\' and bears the \'DRGM\'-text and/or number on its back, as usually encountered. The badge - which has a fully functional- and/or non-altered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was with certainty never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or untouched age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this specific \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL für Kriegsversehrten\' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL für Kriegsversehrten\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge as was specifically intended for the war-disabled) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and actually quite scarcely encountered! - DRL-sports-badge (ie. \'Reichssportabzeichen\') is of the specific version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened, truly golden-bronze- ie. silver-coloured-) finish as to be expected. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein/Jena\' and bears the \'DRGM\'-text and/or number on its back, as usually encountered. The badge - which has a fully functional- and/or non-altered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was with certainty never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or untouched age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this specific \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL für Kriegsversehrten\' that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL für Kriegsversehrten\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge as was specifically intended for thewar-disabled), being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - sports-badge is of the version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened-, truly golden-bronze- ie. silver-coloured-) finish as to be expected. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back, as usually encountered. The badge - which has a fully functional- and/or non-altered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was IMO never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or untouched age-patina (see pictures). Simply a very nice example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Hensler - Pforzheim\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika and truly retains all of its (fairly darkened- and/or typical bronze-coloured) finish. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'Hensler - Pforzheim' and also bears the: 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which has a fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a somewhat stained and dirty (ie. tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece has an unusually 'wide-shaped' and 'flattened' pin attached (as can be seen on the picture). Simply an attractive example by a not that often seen maker and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze), being a nicely preserved example that is (unusually!) void of a makers\'- ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking The neat DRL-sports-badge (or: 'DRL-Leistungsabzeichen') is of the version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened- and/or: golden-bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge unusually void of a makers'- ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking (something that I have actually never before encountered!). The badge - which has a fully functional pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was IMO never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or fully untouched age-patina: it is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty (see pictures). Simply a neat 'variant'-example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze), being a nicely preserved example that is (unusually!) void of a makers\'- ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking The neat DRL-sports-badge (or: 'DRL-Leistungsabzeichen') is of the version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened- and/or: golden-bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge unusually void of a makers'- ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking (something that I have actually only once before encountered!). The badge - which has a fully functional pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or fully untouched age-patina: it is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty (see pictures). Simply a neat 'variant'-example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze), being a nicely preserved example that is (unusually!) void of a makers\'- ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking The neat DRL-sports-badge (or: 'DRL-Leistungsabzeichen') is of the version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened- and/or: truly bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge unusually void of a makers'- ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking (something that I have actually only once before encountered!). The badge - which has a fully functional pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or fully untouched age-patina: it is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty (see pictures). Simply a neat 'variant'-example that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze), being a nicely preserved example that is (unusually!) void of a makers\'- ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking The neat DRL bronze-class sports-badge (or: 'DRL-Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze') is of the version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened- and/or: truly bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge unusually void of a makers'- ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking (something that I have actually only twice before encountered!). The badge - which has a fully functional pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or fully untouched age-patina: it is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty (see pictures). Simply a neat 'variant'-example that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze), being a nicely preserved example that is (unusually!) void of a makers\'- ie. \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending marking The neat DRL bronze-class sports-badge (or: 'DRL-Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze') is of the version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened- and/or: truly bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated above, is the badge unusually void of a makers'- ie. 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending marking (something that I have actually only twice before encountered!). The badge - which has a fully functional pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or fully untouched age-patina: it is still a tiny bit stained and/or dirty (see pictures). Simply a neat 'variant'-example that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze), being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Hensler - Pforzheim\'-) marked on the back The attractive sports-badge is of the version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened- ie. truly golden-bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Hensler - Pforzheim' and bears the 'D.R.G.M.' text and/or number on the back, as usually encountered. The badge - which has a fully functional pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was IMO never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or untouched age-patina (see pictures). Simply a very nice example that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Bronze\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in bronze), being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on the back The attractive sports-badge is of the version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened-, truly golden-bronze-coloured-) finish. As stated is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the 'DRGM' text and/or number on the back, as usually encountered. The badge - which has a fully functional pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was IMO never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or untouched age-patina (see pictures). Simply a very nice example that is almost impossible to upgrade!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in silver), being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on the back The attractive sports-badge (ie. 'DRL-Reichssportabzeichen') is of the version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened-, truly silver-coloured-) finish: it just shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining simply caused by having been used- and/or worn. As stated is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the 'DRGM' text and/or number on its back, as usually encountered. The badge - which has a fully functional pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was IMO never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or untouched age-patina (see pictures). Simply an attractive example that has been clearly used and/or worn!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: DRL sports\'-badge in silver), being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on the back The attractive sports-badge (ie. 'DRL-Reichssportabzeichen') is of the version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened-, truly silver-coloured-) finish: it just shows some moderate age, wear and/or staining simply caused by having been used- and/or worn. As stated is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the 'DRGM' text and/or number on its back, as usually encountered. The badge - which has a fully functional pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was IMO never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or untouched age-patina (see pictures). Simply an attractive example that has been clearly used and/or worn!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Ferd. Wagner\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and not that easily found! - silver-class DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat 'shiny', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat 'shiny') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Ferd. Wagner' and bears the: 'DRGM'-numeral (that reads: 'M 35269') on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and not that easily found! - silver-class DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat 'frosted', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem minimally used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat 'matted') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the: 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and not that easily found! - silver-class DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat 'frosted', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem minimally used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat 'matted') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the: 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and not that easily found! - silver-class DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat 'frosted', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem minimally used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat 'matted') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the: 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and not that easily found! - silver-class DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat 'shiny', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat 'shiny') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein - Jena' and bears the: 'DRGM'-numeral (that reads: '35269') on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and not that easily found! - silver-class DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat 'shiny', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat 'shiny') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein - Jena' and bears the: 'DRGM'-numeral (that reads: '35269') on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and not that easily found! - silver-class DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat 'shiny', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat 'shiny') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein - Jena' and bears the: 'DRGM'-numeral (that reads: '35269') on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and not that easily found! - silver-class DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat \'shiny\', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat \'shiny\') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein - Jena\' and bears the: \'DRGM\'-numeral (that reads: \'35269\') on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and not that easily found! - silver-class DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat \'shiny\', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat \'shiny\') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein - Jena\' and bears the: \'DRGM\'-numeral (that reads: \'35269\') on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and not that easily found! - silver-class DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat \'matted\', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein - Jena\' and bears the: \'DRGM\'-numeral (that reads: \'35269\') on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and not that easily found! - silver-class DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat \'shiny\', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat \'shiny\') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein - Jena\' and bears the: \'DRGM\'-numeral (that reads: \'35269\') on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and not that easily found! - silver-class DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat \'shiny\', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat \'shiny\') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein - Jena\' and bears the: \'DRGM\'-numeral (that reads: \'35269\') on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a typical \'Buntmetall\'-based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and not that easily found! - silver-class DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat \'shiny\', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat \'shiny\') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein - Jena\' and bears the: \'DRGM\'-numeral (that reads: \'35269\') on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a typical \'Buntmetall\'-based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and not that easily found! - silver-class DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat \'shiny\', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat \'shiny\') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein - Jena\' and bears the: \'DRGM\'-numeral (that reads: \'35269\') on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a typical \'Buntmetall\'-based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and not that easily found! - silver-class DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat \'shiny\', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat \'shiny\') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein - Jena\' and bears the: \'DRGM\'-numeral (that reads: \'35269\') on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a typical \'Buntmetall\'-based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and not that easily found! - silver-class DRL-sports\'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains most (ie. all!) of its somewhat \'shiny\', silver-coloured finish: it is, however, I deem moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat \'shiny\') age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: \'Wernstein - Jena\' and bears the: \'DRGM\'-numeral (that reads: \'35269\') on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and totally unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains most of its silver-coloured finish: it is, however, moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat shiny) age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the: 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains most of its silver-coloured finish: it is, however, moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat shiny) age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the: 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being a zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika that retains most of its silver-coloured finish: it is, however, moderately used- and/or worn as such and shows a neat (and still somewhat shiny) age-patina. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the: 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and is just somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) as can be seen on the pictures. Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika and retains most of its (fairly darkened- and/or silver-coloured) finish: it is, however, clearly used- and/or worn as such. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the: 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in Silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge) being an example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive DRL-sports'-badge is of the version with swastika and retains most of its (fairly darkened- and/or silver-coloured) finish: it is, however, clearly used- and/or worn as such. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the: 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back as usually encountered. The badge - which comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and unaltered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up in place - was I deem never cleaned nor polished and retains a somewhat stained (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of the (not that often seen!) silver-class and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in silber\' (or: silver-class DRL sports\'-badge), being a very attractive example that is nicely maker- (ie. \'Wernstein - Jena\'-) marked on its back The attractive - and actually fairly scarcely encountered! - sports-badge is of the version with swastika and retains almost all of its (minimally darkened-, truly silver-coloured-) finish as to be expected. As stated above, is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the 'DRGM'-text and/or number on its back, as usually encountered. The badge - which has a fully functional- and/or non-altered pin- and/or pin-catch set-up - was IMO never cleaned nor polished and retains a minimally darkened- and/or untouched (ie. somewhat 'frosted'-) age-patina (see pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'SA Sportabzeichen in Bronze\', being a nicely maker- (ie. \'Berg u. Nolte\'-) marked example that bears a unique, engraved- (ie. stamped-) bearers-number that reads: \'848572\' on its back The truly attractive - and IMO later- ie. earlywar-period - sportsbadge is as stated nicely maker-marked on its back with the makers'-signification: 'Berg u. Nolte A.G.' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and also bears the more often encountered inscription: 'Eigentum d. SA-Sportabzeichen Hauptstelle' (which is to be found on the back of the sword as is more often seen). The badge - which comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- (ie. catch-) set-up - only shows some minor wear but was IMO never cleaned nor polished: the original- and somewhat darkened - golden-bronze-toned-finish is mostly present and/or neatly preserved (see pictures). The badge is just a tiny bit stained ie. dirty caused by moderate wear and/or storage for decades. Simply an attractive and early (ie. later-) war-period- and 'serial-numbered' example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Schlesisches Bewährungsabzeichen der I. Stufe ohne Schwerter\' (being an unmarked- and I deem \'Extra Qualität\'-example, as executed in \'Buntmetall\'- and/or copper-based metal) This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found - 'Schlesisches Bewährungsabzeichen der I. Stufe ohne Schwerter' (or: Silesian Eagle 1st class without swords) being an unmarked- and (I deem) 'Extra Qualität'-example as executed in golden-bronze-toned (and I deem) 'Buntmetall'- and/or copper-based metal and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or with certainty worn-), condition. The award has never been cleaned and retains a very nice, somewhat blackened- (ie. tarnished) age-patina and/or great pronounced detail. This example shows both its copper-based 'inlets' (attached by means of unaltered rivets) and comes mounted onto its fully functional (silver-toned) pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up. The piece is totally void of any damage or alike and is just a bit dirty and tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive - and actually not that easily found! - 'Schlesisches Bewährungsabzeichen der I. Stufe ohne Schwerter' that was recently uncovered at a private household in Germany and that was never before part of a collection: I deem that I have priced this attractive 'Extra Qualität'-award accordingly!

Attractive, \'semi-hollow-back\' \'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a maker- (ie. \'R.S.S.\'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen as was procuced by the: \'Rudolf Richter\'-company This is a very attractive, so-called: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a clearly maker- (ie. 'R.S.S.'-) marked- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based (and 'semi-hollow-back'-pattern) specimen as was with certainty procuced by the: 'Rudolf Richter'-company based in the town of Schlag bei Gablonz a.d. Neisse and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- and moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns a typical later-war-period-, zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that has lost its silver-coloured finish (as is very often the case with these 'R.S.S.'-marked PABs) but has still a very attractive appearance showing pronounced detail as to be expected by a badge by this particular maker. The badge has never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated is the piece a neatly maker-marked example (that shows the 'R.S.S.'-logo on its back) that shows the various characteristics - such as for example the typical pin-set-up, silver-coloured pin and/or modelled catch - as only seen on PABs as produced by the: 'Rudolf Richter'-company: it deals with a so-called: 'detailed grass zinc pattern' (as is uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '5.4.2.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The very attractive piece naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was recently found as such at a German private-household and was never before part of a collection. Simply a very attractive and honest silver-class PAB by the 'Rudolf Richter'-company that is priced according to its comparative scarcity and fully untouched condition!

Attractive, \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst (SHD)\' armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for an SHD-member who served within the: \'Entgiftungsdienst\' (or: decontamination-service) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\'- (ie. \'SHD\'-) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that was intended for an SHD-member who served within the: \'Entgiftungsdienst\' (or: decontamination-service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The badge - which depicts a black-coloured and Gothic-styled: \'E\'-character on a golden-yellow-coloured background - was introduced in late 1941 and was one of a series of (at least) six different such SHD-speciality- ie. trade-badges. These \'specialist\'-badges were worn on the left upper-arm. The piece on offer here comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- (and of course fully unconfectioned!), condition: it just shows some minimal storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive arm-badge that was used by one of the more unknown TR-organisations!

Attractive, \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst (SHD)\' armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for an SHD-member who served within the: \'Entgiftungsdienst\' (or: decontamination-service) This is an attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\'- (ie. \'SHD\'-) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that was intended for an SHD-member who served within the: \'Entgiftungsdienst\' (or: decontamination-service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The badge - which depicts a black-coloured and Gothic-styled: \'E\'-character on a golden-yellow-coloured background - was introduced in late 1941 and was one of a series of (at least) six different such SHD-speciality- ie. trade-badges. These \'specialist\'-badges were worn on the left upper-arm. The piece on offer here comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- (and of course fully unconfectioned!), condition: it just shows some minimal storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive arm-badge that was used by one of the more unknown TR-organisations!

Attractive, \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst (SHD)\' armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for an SHD-member who served within the: \'Feuerlöschdienst\' (or: fire-extinction service) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: 'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst'- (ie. 'SHD'-) armbadge (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen') as was executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern that was intended for an SHD-member who served within the: 'Feuerlöschdienst' (or: fire-extinction service) and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The badge - which depicts a white-coloured Gotic-styled: 'F'-character on a bright-red coloured background - was introduced in late 1941 and was one of a series of (at least) six different such SHD-speciality- ie. trade-badges. These 'specialist'-badges were worn on the left upper-arm. The piece on offer here comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- (and of course fully unconfectioned-), condition. Simply an attractive arm-badge that was used by one of the more unknown TR-organisations!

Attractive, \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst (SHD)\' armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for an SHD-member who served within the: \'Feuerlöschdienst\' (or: fire-extinction service) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: 'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst'- (ie. 'SHD'-) armbadge (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen') as was executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern that was intended for an SHD-member who served within the: 'Feuerlöschdienst' (or: fire-extinction service) and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The badge - which depicts a white-coloured Gotic-styled: 'F'-character on a bright-red coloured background - was introduced in late 1941 and was one of a series of (at least) six different such SHD-speciality- ie. trade-badges. These 'specialist'-badges were worn on the left upper-arm. The piece on offer here comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- (and of course fully unconfectioned-), condition: it just shows some glue-remains (ie. staining) on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive arm-badge that was used by one of the more unknown TR-organisations!

Attractive, \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst (SHD)\' armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for an SHD-member who served within the: \'Feuerlöschdienst\' (or: fire-extinction-service) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: 'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst'- (ie. 'SHD'-) armbadge (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen') as was executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern that was intended for an SHD-member who served within the: 'Feuerlöschdienst' (or: fire-extinction-service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The badge - which depicts a white-coloured and Gothic-styled: 'F'-character on a bright-red-coloured background - was introduced in late 1941 and was one of a series of (at least) six different such SHD-speciality- ie. trade-badges. These 'specialist'-badges were worn on the left upper-arm. The piece on offer here comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- (and of course fully unconfectioned!) condition: it just shows some minimal storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SHD-arm-badge that was used by one of the more unknown TR-organisations!

Attractive, \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst (SHD)\' armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for an SHD-member who served within the: \'Feuerlöschdienst\' (or: fire-extinction-service) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\'- (ie. \'SHD\'-) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that was intended for an SHD-member who served within the: \'Feuerlöschdienst\' (or: fire-extinction-service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The badge - which depicts a white-coloured and Gothic-styled: \'F\'-character on a bright-red-coloured background - was introduced in late 1941 and was one of a series of (at least) six different such SHD-speciality- ie. trade-badges. These \'specialist\'-badges were worn on the left upper-arm. The piece on offer here comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- (and of course fully unconfectioned!) condition: it just shows some minimal storage-age and minimal glue-remains on its back caused by having glued into an album once (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SHD-arm-badge that was used by one of the more unknown TR-organisations!

Attractive, \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst (SHD)\' armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for an SHD-member who served within the: \'Feuerlöschdienst\' (or: fire-extinction-service) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\'- (ie. \'SHD\'-) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that was intended for an SHD-member who served within the: \'Feuerlöschdienst\' (or: fire-extinction-service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The badge - which depicts a white-coloured and Gothic-styled: \'F\'-character on a bright-red-coloured background - was introduced in late 1941 and was one of a series of (at least) six different such SHD-speciality- ie. trade-badges. These \'specialist\'-badges were worn on the left upper-arm. The piece on offer here comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- (and of course fully unconfectioned!) condition: it just shows some minimal storage-age (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SHD-arm-badge that was used by one of the more unknown TR-organisations!

Attractive, \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst (SHD)\' armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for an SHD-member who served within the: \'Feuerlöschdienst\' (or: fire-extinction-service) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\'- (ie. \'SHD\'-) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') as was executed in neat \'BeVo\'-weave pattern that was intended for an SHD-member who served within the: \'Feuerlöschdienst\' (or: fire-extinction-service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The badge - which depicts a white-coloured and Gothic-styled: \'F\'-character on a bright-red-coloured background - was introduced in late 1941 and was one of a series of (at least) six different such SHD-speciality- ie. trade-badges. These \'specialist\'-badges were worn on the left upper-arm. The piece on offer here comes in a \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- (and of course fully unconfectioned!) condition: it just shows some minimal storage-age (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive SHD-arm-badge that was used by one of the more unknown TR-organisations!

Attractive, \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst (SHD)\' armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') as executed in \'BeVo\'-weave pattern, as was intended for an SHD-member who served within the: \'Sanitätsdienst\' (or: medical-service) This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - so-called: 'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst'- (ie. 'SHD'-) armbadge (ie. 'Ärmelabzeichen') as was executed in neat 'BeVo'-weave pattern that was intended for an SHD-member who served within the: 'Sanitätsdienst' (or: medical-service) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The badge - which depicts a white-coloured: 'Aesculapus'-symbol on a light-grey-coloured background - was introduced in late 1941 and was one of a series of (at least) six different such SHD-speciality- ie. trade-badges. These 'specialist'-badges were worn on the left upper-arm. The piece on offer here comes in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'- (and of course fully unconfectioned!), condition: it just shows some minimal storage-age only (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive arm-badge that was used by one of the more unknown TR-organisations!

Attractive, \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\'-) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') being a bluish-coloured example depicting an: \'anchor\'-symbol as was intended for a member serving as a: \'Havariedienst o. Bergekräfte Mitglied\' This is a truly attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - example of a neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, so-called: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\'-) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') being a bluish- (ie. white/green-) coloured example depicting an: \'anchor\'-symbol as was intended for a member serving as a: \'Havariedienst o. Bergekräfte Mitglied\' (ie. SHD-harbour-salvage staff-member) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly used- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The badge - which depicts a white-coloured, \'anchor\'-symbol onto a blue- (and green-rimmed) coloured background - was introduced in late 1941 and was one of a series of - at least - six different such SHD speciality- ie. trade-badges. These \'specialist\' badges were worn on the left upper-arm. The piece comes - as stated above - in a clearly used- and/or fine-trimmed condition: it was clearly once tunic-removed. The patch is just a tiny bit stained caused by decades of storage and moderate wear as can be noticed on the pictures. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'SHD\'-arm-patch as was used by one of the lesser known TR-organisations!

Attractive, \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\'-) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') being a bluish-coloured example depicting an: \'anchor\'-symbol as was intended for a member serving as a: \'Havariedienst o. Bergekräfte Mitglied\' This is a truly attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - example of a neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, so-called: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\'-) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') being a bluish- (ie. white/green-) coloured example depicting an: \'anchor\'-symbol as was intended for a member serving as a: \'Havariedienst o. Bergekräfte Mitglied\' (ie. SHD-harbour-salvage staff-member) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The badge - which depicts a white-coloured, \'anchor\'-symbol onto a blue- (and green-rimmed) coloured background - was introduced in late 1941 and was one of a series of - at least - six different such SHD speciality- ie. trade-badges. These \'specialist\' badges were worn on the left upper-arm. The piece on offer here comes in a truly \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- (and of course fully unconfectioned-), condition. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'SHD\'-arm-patch as was used by one of the lesser known TR-organisations!

Attractive, \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\'-) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') being a bluish-coloured example depicting an: \'anchor\'-symbol as was intended for a member serving as a: \'Havariedienst o. Bergekräfte Mitglied\' This is a truly attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - example of a neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, so-called: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\'-) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') being a bluish- (ie. white/green-) coloured example depicting an: \'anchor\'-symbol as was intended for a member serving as a: \'Havariedienst o. Bergekräfte Mitglied\' (ie. SHD-harbour-salvage staff-member) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The badge - which depicts a white-coloured, \'anchor\'-symbol onto a blue- (and green-rimmed) coloured background - was introduced in late 1941 and was one of a series of - at least - six different such SHD speciality- ie. trade-badges. These \'specialist\' badges were worn on the left upper-arm. The piece on offer here comes in a truly \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- (and of course fully unconfectioned-), condition. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'SHD\'-arm-patch as was used by one of the lesser known TR-organisations!

Attractive, \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\'-) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') being a greyish-coloured example depicting an: \'Aesculapus\'-symbol as was intended for a member serving as a: \'Feldscher\' This is a truly attractive - and actually very scarcely encountered! - example of a neatly \'BeVo\'-woven, so-called: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\'-) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') being a greyish- (ie. white/green-) coloured example depicting an: \'Aesculapus\'-symbol as was intended for a member serving as a: \'Feldscher\' (ie. \'SHD-Sanitäter\' or: medical-orderly) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The badge - which depicts a white-coloured, \'Aesculapus\'-symbol onto a greyish- (and green-rimmed) coloured background - was introduced in late 1941 and was one of a series of - at least - six different such SHD speciality- ie. trade-badges. These \'specialist\' badges were worn on the left upper-arm. The piece on offer here comes in a truly \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'- (and of course fully unconfectioned-), condition. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'SHD\'-arm-patch as was used by one of the lesser known TR-organisations!

Attractive, \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\'-) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') being a greyish-coloured example depicting an: \'Aesculapus\'-symbol as was intended for a: \'Feldscher\' (ie. medical SHD-staff-member) This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a neatly \'BeVo\'-woven so-called: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\'-) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') being a greyish-coloured example depicting an: \'Aesculapus\'-symbol as was intended for a: \'Feldscher\' (ie. medical SHD-staff-member) and that comes in an overall very nice- (simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The badge - which depicts a silver-white-coloured, \'Aesculapus\'-symbol on a greyish- (and green-rimmed!) coloured background - was introduced in late 1941 and was one of a series of - at least - six different such SHD speciality- ie. trade-badges. These \'specialist\' badges were worn on the left upper-arm. The piece comes - as stated above - in a simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition: it came as \'straightly cut-of the role\'. The patch is just a tiny bit stained caused by storage-age only and does show some (minimal) damage in the background (the patch itself is of coure fully undamaged as can be noticed on the pictures. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'SHD\'-arm-patch as was used by one of the lesser known TR-organisations!

Attractive, \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\'-) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') being a greyish-coloured example depicting an: \'Aesculapus\'-symbol as was intended for a: \'Feldscher\' (ie. medical SHD-staff-member) This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a neatly \'BeVo\'-woven so-called: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\'-) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') being a greyish-coloured example depicting an: \'Aesculapus\'-symbol as was intended for a: \'Feldscher\' (ie. medical SHD-staff-member) and that comes in an overall very nice- (simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The badge - which depicts a silver-white-coloured, \'Aesculapus\'-symbol on a greyish- (and green-rimmed!) coloured background - was introduced in late 1941 and was one of a series of - at least - six different such SHD speciality- ie. trade-badges. These \'specialist\' badges were worn on the left upper-arm. The piece comes - as stated above - in a simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition: it came as \'straightly cut-of the role\'. The patch is just a tiny bit stained caused by storage-age only and does show some (minimal) damage in the background (the patch itself is of coure fully undamaged as can be noticed on the pictures. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'SHD\'-arm-patch as was used by one of the lesser known TR-organisations!

Attractive, \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\'-) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') being a greyish-coloured example depicting an: \'Aesculapus\'-symbol as was intended for a: \'Feldscher\' (ie. medical SHD-staff-member) This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - example of a neatly \'BeVo\'-woven so-called: \'Sicherheits- u. Hilfsdienst\' (ie. \'SHD\'-) armbadge (ie. \'Ärmelabzeichen\') being a greyish-coloured example depicting an: \'Aesculapus\'-symbol as was intended for a: \'Feldscher\' (ie. medical SHD-staff-member) and that comes in an overall very nice- (simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The badge - which depicts a silver-white-coloured, \'Aesculapus\'-symbol on a greyish- (and green-rimmed!) coloured background - was introduced in late 1941 and was one of a series of - at least - six different such SHD speciality- ie. trade-badges. These \'specialist\' badges were worn on the left upper-arm. The piece comes - as stated above - in a simply never used- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\' condition: it came as \'straightly cut-of the role\'. The patch is just a tiny bit stained caused by storage-age only and does show some (minimal) damage in the background (the patch itself is of coure fully undamaged as can be noticed on the pictures. Simply an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - \'SHD\'-arm-patch as was used by one of the lesser known TR-organisations!

Attractive, \'smooth-woolen\'-based-, EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern WH (Luftwaffe) cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Hermann Göring\' (being a surely issued- and clearly worn example that was carefully tunic-removed) This is an attractive - and I deem clearly issued ie. worn and/or once tunic-attached - darker-blue-coloured- and typical 'smooth-woolen'-based, EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern WH (Luftwaffe) cuff-title (ie. 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Hermann Göring' that comes in an overall nice- (and/or just minimally shortened-), condition. The cuff-title is neatly machine-woven in silverish-grey-coloured linnen and comes as stated above in a carefully tunic-removed, condition. The piece measures approximately 41 cms. in length (and is thus only minimally shortened). Both ends are 'unfinished' and some period stitching- and/or thread-remains are still present and visible: moreover, does it show a tiny (moth)hole which is visible right of the wording: '....Göring' (as can be seen on the pictures). This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued. As most certainly known are also these 'Hermann Göring'-cuff-titles copied at a large scale: this is naturally a 100% original item that shows the various details as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows some mininal age, wear and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear: it was never in a collection before and came as such from a privat- household. Simply an attractive and worn example of this desirable 'Hermann Göring'-cuff-title that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Sonderabzeichen für das Niederkämpfen von Panzerkampfwagen usw. durch Einzelkämpfer in Silber\' (ie. tank-destruction badge ie. TDB in silver) that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly won and tunic-removed-), condition The desirable piece on offer here is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - example showing a truly blackened- (ie. blackish-silvered- and/or magnetic!) tank-badge mounted on its original piece of 'woven', silver- ie. black-woven cloth ie. braid. The piece still retains its original (three) unaltered and functional prongs and/or metal-based 'backing-plate' but missed its (once surely present) cloth- (ie. felt-woolen-based) protective 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was most certainly once worn and/or (carefully!) tunic-removed: it still shows some minimal stitching-remains (ie. holes) of having been once tunic-attached. The truly nicely 'blackened'- (ie. 'Buntmetal'-based) tank-badge shows some minimal staining but was never cleaned nor polished. The piece still shows some minimal glue-remains on the 'backing-plate' (as can be seen on the pictures). I am of course aware of the fact that this is (probably) one of the most copied awards of the TR-period: this is naturally a 100% genuine and truly worn example for which I do give a life-time garuantee (as always). I deem that I have priced this neat award accordingly to its desirability and/or unmistaken rarity!

Attractive, \'standard-issue\'-pattern - and aluminium-based - \'Polizei\'- (ie. police) visor-cap eagle being a bright-silver-coloured- and non-maker-marked example as was intended for usage on the various \'Polizei\' (ie. police) visor-caps This is an attractive example of a 'standard-issue'-pattern and/or typical aluminium-based, so-called: 'Polizei'-related visor-cap eagle (ie. 'Adler für Polizei-Schirmmütze') being a bright-silver-coloured- and non-maker-marked example that was intended for usage on the various 'Polizei' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- nor cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The detailed and cap-eagle is executed in bright-silver-coloured (ie. truly 'frosted') aluminium and retains both its two (copper-based) prongs (which were I deem never bent and that are naturally still functional). The detail on the fairly 'frosted' piece is quite extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. Hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, \'standard-issue\'-pattern - and aluminium-based - \'Polizei\'- (ie. police) visor-cap eagle being a bright-silver-coloured- and non-maker-marked example as was intended for usage on the various \'Polizei\' (ie. police) visor-caps This is an attractive example of a 'standard-issue'-pattern and/or typical aluminium-based, so-called: 'Polizei'-related visor-cap eagle (ie. 'Adler für Polizei-Schirmmütze') being a bright-silver-coloured- and non-maker-marked example that was intended for usage on the various 'Polizei' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- nor cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The detailed and cap-eagle is executed in bright-silver-coloured (ie. truly 'frosted') aluminium and retains both its two (copper-based) prongs (which were I deem never bent and that are naturally still functional). The detail on the fairly 'frosted' piece is quite extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. Hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, \'standard-issue\'-pattern - and zinc-based - \'Polizei\'- (ie. police) visor-cap eagle being a silver-coloured- and non-maker-marked example as was intended for usage on the various \'Polizei\' (ie. police) visor-caps This is an attractive example of a \'standard-issue\'-pattern and/or typical zinc- (ie. Feinzink-) based, so-called: \'Polizei\'-related visor-cap eagle (ie. \'Adler für Polizei-Schirmmütze\') being a typical silver-coloured- and non-maker-marked example that was intended for usage on the various \'Polizei\' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- nor cap-attached- ie. \'virtually mint- ie. unissued\'-), condition. The detailed and cap-eagle is executed in silver-coloured (ie. somewhat \'frosted\') zinc and retains both its two (I deem also zinc-based) prongs (which were I deem never bent and that are naturally still functional). The detail on the fairly \'frosted\' piece is quite extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. Hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, \'standard-issue\'-pattern HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband being of the \'partly-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern (being a minimally worn example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and I deem minimally worn! - example of a 'standard-issue'-pattern, HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'partly-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern (having a separately 'braid-based' swastika attached) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. surely issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard' for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 38 cms. and is 10,5 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and/or interwoven) 'stripe' as executed in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern. Next to this, it shows a square-sized, so-called: 'swastika'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband - that is void of a paper-based 'RzM'-etiket as more often - was just moderately used and worn: it is a tiny bit wrinkled and shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, 'standard-issue'-pattern HJ-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'standard-issue\'-pattern WH binoculars (ie. \'Dienstglas - 6 x 30\') being an example bearing the three-digit makers\' code: \'CXN\' and that comes mounted on its period-attached carrying-strap as issued and/or used This is an honest piece of equipment: an attractive, 'standard-issue'-pattern WH binoculars (ie. 'Dienstglas - 6 x 30') that comes in full working order. The pair is complete as found (undamaged 'Bakelite' eyecups) and is in nice condition having approximately 95% of the original black-sprayed colour remaining. The piece is however clearly used and shows normal traces of wear. The top is neatly marked with a three-digit makers' code: 'CXN' (signiying that it was produced by the 'Busch' company, based in Ratenow and has the (undamaged) inscription: 'Dienstglas'. This one is completely clear of sight and sharp and would even serve as a 'day-to-day' usable pair of binoculars. Of additional interest is the fact the piece also has an engraved 'KF-' (ie. 'kalte Fest'-) marking, signifying that is can be used in minus temperature areas. This one comes on its functional, natural- ie. brownish-coloured- and souple carrying-strap as issued and used. Simply an attractive and honest piece of WH-equipment that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'standard-issue\'-pattern, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband being of the \'partly-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern (being a truly worn example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive example of a 'standard-issue'-pattern, HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'partly-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern (having a separately 'braid-based' swastika attached) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard' for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 42 cms. and is 10,5 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and/or interwoven-) 'stripe' as executed in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern. Next to this, it shows a square-sized, so-called: 'swastika'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband - that is void of a paper-based 'RzM'-etiket as more often - was clearly used and worn: it is a bit wrinkled and shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, 'standard-issue'-pattern HJ-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'standard-issue\'-pattern, HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband being of the \'partly-woven\'-type in a technique similar to the \'BeVo\'-weave pattern (being a truly worn example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and clearly worn! - example of a 'standard-issue'-pattern, HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband (ie. 'Armbinde') being of the 'partly-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern (having a separately 'braid-based' swastika attached) and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. clearly issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard' for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 40 cms. and is 11 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and/or interwoven) 'stripe' as executed in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern. Next to this, it shows a square-sized, so-called: 'swastika'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband - that is void of a paper-based 'RzM'-etiket as more often - was clearly used and worn: it is a bit wrinkled and shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, 'standard-issue'-pattern HJ-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'standard-issue\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) dagger-knot (ie. \'Troddel\') being an example that was executed in silver-coloured \'bullion\' and that comes in a very nice (ie. I deem \'virtually mint\'), condition This is a truly attractive - and I deem never dagger-attached ie. 'virtually mint' - example of a 'standard-issue'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) dagger-knot (ie. 'Troddel') being an example that was executed in silver-coloured 'bullion' as was specifically intended for usage on the various WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers'-daggers ('Offiziers-Dolche'). The piece shows no wear whatsoever: just some minimal staining is visible simply caused by decades of storage only. The piece is of the smaller-sized type and measures approximately 23,5 cms. (ie. with knot 28 cms.) in length. Simply an attractive piece that would look awesome if re-mounted on any officers'-dagger!

Attractive, \'standard-issue\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) dagger-knot (ie. \'Troddel\') being an example that was executed in silver-coloured \'bullion\' and that comes in a very nice (ie. I deem \'virtually mint\'), condition This is a truly attractive - and I deem never dagger-attached ie. 'virtually mint' - example of a 'standard-issue'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) dagger-knot (ie. 'Troddel') being an example that was executed in silver-coloured 'bullion' as was specifically intended for usage on the various WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers'-daggers ('Offiziers-Dolche'). The piece - that still comes 'tied-together' as issued - shows no wear whatsoever: just some minimal staining is visible simply caused by decades of storage only. The piece is of the larger-sized type (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive piece that would look awesome if re-mounted on any officers'-dagger!

Attractive, \'standard-issue\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) dagger-knot (ie. \'Troddel\') being an example that was executed in silver-coloured \'bullion\' and that comes in a very nice- (ie. I deem \'virtually mint\'-), condition This is a truly attractive - and with certainty never dagger-attached ie. 'virtually mint' - example of a 'standard-issue'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) dagger-knot (ie. 'Troddel') being an example that was executed in silver-coloured 'bullion' as was specifically intended for usage on the various WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers'-daggers ('Offiziers-Dolche'). The piece - that still comes 'tied-together' as issued - shows no wear whatsoever: just some minimal staining is visible simply caused by decades of storage only. The piece is of the larger-sized type (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive piece that would look awesome if re-mounted on any officers'-dagger!

Attractive, \'standard-issue\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) dagger-knot (ie. \'Troddel\') being an example that was executed in silver-coloured \'bullion\' and that comes in a very nice- (ie. I deem \'virtually mint\'-), condition This is a truly attractive - and with certainty never dagger-attached ie. possibly issued albeit \'virtually mint\' - example of a \'standard-issue\'-pattern, WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) dagger-knot (ie. \'Troddel\') being a smaller-sized example that was executed in silver-coloured \'bullion\' as was specifically intended for usage on the various WH (Heeres o. Luftwaffe) officers\'-daggers (\'Offiziers-Dolche\'). The piece shows simply no wear whatsoever: just some minimal staining is visible simply caused by decades of storage only. The piece is of the smaller-sized type that measures (incl. the knot) 28 cms. as can be seen on the pictures. Simply a very attractive piece that would look awesome if re-mounted on any officers\'-dagger!

Attractive, \'standard-issue\'-pattern, \'Hitlerjugend\' ie. \'Bund Deutsche Mädel (HJ/BDM), so-called: \'Ärmelraute\', as was executed in so-called \'BeVo\'-weave pattern This is an attractive - and clearly worn- ie. used! - 'standard-issue'-pattern, 'Hitlerjugend' ie. 'Bund Deutsche Mädel (HJ/BDM), so-called: 'Ärmelraute' (ie. arm-badge) as was executed in so-called 'BeVo'-weave pattern and that comes in a neatly folded- and confectioned- (ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The piece shows the interwoven 'Ges.Gesch.' patent-pending-marking as to be expected and does show some minimal staining ie. usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat example of truly worn 'HJ/BDM-Ärmelraute'!

Attractive, \'standard-issue\'-pattern, \'Hitlerjugend\' ie. \'Bund Deutsche Mädel (HJ/BDM), so-called: \'Ärmelraute\', as was executed in so-called \'BeVo\'-weave pattern (still retaining its period-attached \'RzM\'-etiket) This is an attractive - and clearly worn- ie. used! - 'standard-issue'-pattern, 'Hitlerjugend' ie. 'Bund Deutsche Mädel (HJ/BDM), so-called: 'Ärmelraute' (ie. arm-badge) as was executed in so-called 'BeVo'-weave pattern (still retaining its period-attached 'RzM'-etiket) that comes in a neatly folded- and confectioned- (ie. carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The piece shows the interwoven 'Ges.Gesch.' patent-pending-marking as to be expected and does show some minimal staining ie. usage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat example of truly worn 'HJ/BDM-Ärmelraute'!

Attractive, \'standard-issue\'-pattern-, aluminium-based \'Polizei\'- (ie. police) visor-cap eagle being a bright-silver-coloured- and maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/111\') marked example as intended for usage on the various \'Polizei\' (ie. police) visor-caps This is an attractive example of a 'standard-issue'-pattern and/or typical aluminium-based, so-called: 'Polizei'-related visor-cap eagle (ie. 'Adler für Polizei-Schirmmütze') being a bright-silver-coloured- and maker- (ie. 'RzM M1/111') marked example that was intended for usage on the various 'Polizei' (ie. police) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem never used- nor cap-attached- ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The detailed cap-eagle(which is of the scarcely seen 'two-parts-pattern'!) is executed in bright-silver-coloured (ie. truly 'frosted') aluminium and retains both its two (copper-based) prongs (which were I deem never bent and that are naturally still functional). The detail on the fairly 'frosted' piece is quite extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. Hard to find a more attractive example for a more interesting price!

Attractive, \'standard-issue\'-type and neatly (\'BeVo\'-) woven, WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle that comes in a cleary used- and/or carefully tunic-removed, condition This is an attractive, \'standard-issue\'-type and neatly (\'BeVo\'-) woven, WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle (ie. \'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe\') that is executed on a darker-blue-coloured background and that comes in a a cleary used- and/or carefully tunic-removed, condition. The piece is executed in greyish-blue-coloured linnen and is executed on a darker-blue-coloured- and/or also linnen-based \'background\': as such, it is I deem a typical example that originated from the \'BeVo\'-company as situated in the town of Wuppertal. The piece is not \'backed\' (as is more often encountered) and has truly great, pronounced detail and can naturally easily be used to restore any Luftwaffe tunic ie. \'Fliegerbluse\'. It should be noted that these attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagles are not that easily encountered and can easily be graded \'fairly scarce\'. I deem that this attractive - and truly used! - specimen is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'standard-issue\'-type and neatly (\'BeVo\'-) woven, WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle that comes in a \'virtually mint\' condition This is an attractive, 'standard-issue'-type and neatly ('BeVo'-) woven, WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle (ie. 'Brustadler für Mannschaften u. Unteroffiziere der Luftwaffe') that is executed on a (truly unusually seen field-grey-coloured background!) and that comes in a 'virtually mint'- and simply never used, condition. The piece is executed in greyish-/white-coloured linnen and is executed on an usually seen field-grey-coloured-coloured- and/or also linnen-based 'background': as such, it is I deem a typical example that originated from the 'BeVo'-company as situated in the town of Wuppertal. The piece is not 'backed' (as is more often encountered) and can easily be graded 'mint- ie. unissued': it comes as 'straightly cut-of the role'. The eagle has truly great, pronounced detail and can naturally easily be used to restore any Luftwaffe tunic ie. 'Fliegerbluse'. It should be noted that these attractive, WH (Luftwaffe) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagles are not that easily encountered and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. I deem that this attractive specimen is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'standard\'-issue-, WH (Luftwaffe) handbook: \'Reibert\' - Der Dienst-Unterricht in der Luftwaffe\' being an in 1941-issued- (ie. 11th) edition This is an attractive - 'standard'-issue-, WH (Luftwaffe) handbook: 'Reibert' - Der Dienst-Unterricht in der Luftwaffe' being an in 1941-issued- (ie. 11th) edition that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. only minimally used- ie. read-), condition. This book - having a greyish-blue coloured- and/or soft-based - cover was the 'standard issued' soldiers'-handbook that provided full explanation on all military- ie. Luftwaffe-related matters (such as field-training, weapons, maintenance, camouflage, first-aid, medals and decorations, ranking etc.). The book - with over 282 pages filled-with pictures and illustrations - comes in an excellent condition overall. This is one of the most scarcely encountered volumes of the series and was specifically intended for 'Luftwaffe'-personnel, implicating that issues with specific reference to this branch is described in great detail. The piece shows some minimal age ie. staining as to be expected but is truly void of any damage or alike. Simply a very nice and of course genuine, period reference-guide that comes in an overall very nice- and/or hardly used condition!

Attractive, \'standard\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) \'webbing\'-based (ie. tropical-styled) so-called: \'Koppeltragegestell\' (aka: \'Y-Riemen\') being a moderately used- ie. worn example that is nicely maker-marked with an: \'RbN.\'-numeral This is a very attractive example of a 'standard'-pattern, WH (Heeres) 'webbing'-based (ie. tropical-styled) so-called: 'Koppeltragegestell' (aka 'Y-Riemen') being an example that is nicely maker-marked with an: 'RbN.'-numeral and that comes in an overall very nice (ie. moderately used- ie. worn), condition. The pair comes in a wonderful - and naturally fully functional - condition: it has all (greyish-blue-coloured ie. anodized) metal-based hooks and attaching- devices (which all show some paint-loss- and (rust)staining). The rarely encountered (all webbing) 'end-piece' is naturally also present and in place. This example is as stated neatly maker-marked (on the inside of the leather-based- and firmly riveted top-piece) with a clearly readable stamp that reads: '0/0633/0015' (visible on the inside of this leather 'top-piece' as can be seen on the pictures). The overall condition of the 'webbing' is nicely preserved: it just shows some minor staining but is naturally totally void of any real damage nor heavy wear-marks. I deem that I did price this neat 'tropical' equipment-item according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, \'standard\'-pattern, WH (Heeres) \'webbing\'-based (ie. tropical-styled) so-called: \'Koppeltragegestell\' (aka: \'Y-Riemen\') being a moderately used- ie. worn- (albeit unmarked-), example This is a very attractive (and I deem early-war-period!) example of a 'standard'-pattern, WH (Heeres) 'webbing'-based (ie. tropical-styled- & DAK-related-) so-called: 'Koppeltragegestell' (aka 'Y-Riemen') being a non-marked example that comes in an overall very nice (ie. moderately used- ie. worn), condition. The pair comes in a wonderful - and naturally fully functional - condition: it retains all its (field-grey-coloured ie. anodized) metal-based hooks and attaching-devices (which all show some paint-loss- and (rust)staining). The rarely encountered (all webbing) 'end-piece' is naturally also present and in place. This example is as stated a non-maker-marked example that saw use, age and/or moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The overall condition of the 'webbing' is very nicely preserved: it just shows some minor staining but is naturally totally void of any real damage nor heavy wear-marks. I deem that I did price this neat early-war-period, 'tropical' equipment-item according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, \'standard\'-pattern, WH \'Zeiler\'-type flashlight (ie. \'Taschenlampe\'), as executed in reddish-brown coloured \'Bakelite\', still retaining its original and/or complete leather strap (ie. \'Lasche\') This is a very niceb - and in this complete condition scarcely encountered! - 'standard'-pattern, WH 'Zeiler' flashlight (of the type '4640' ie. 'Taschenlampe'), as was executed in reddish/brown-coloured 'Bakelite' and still retaining its original and/or complete (artificial-) leather-based strap (ie. 'Lasche'), in overall nice (ie. complete and/or fully undamaged-), condition. The flashlight comes naturally complete (with its original light-bulb) and is IMO still fully functional. Both (dark-green- ie. bordeaux-red-) coloured operating-buttons are present and in full working order. These desirable hand-held flashlights saw usage on all possible battle-fronts throughout the war. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty but was never cleaned. The inside shows the usual markings as to be expected. It should be noted that 9 out of 10 encountered examples have a broken ie. (partly-) missing leather-based strap (ie. 'Lasche') on the back: this example is fully untouched and/or complete, something that merits IMO my asking-price. Simply a very nice little equipment-item!

Attractive, \'standard\'-pattern, WH \'Zeiler\'-type flashlight (ie. \'Taschenlampe\'), as executed in reddish-brown coloured \'Bakelite\', still retaining its original-, albeit damaged, articficial leather-based strap (ie. \'Lasche\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - 'standard'-pattern, WH 'Zeiler'-flashlight (ie. 'Taschenlampe') of the type '4640' as was executed in reddish-brown-coloured 'Bakelite' that still retains its original- (albeit somewhat damaged ie. torn-) articficial leather-based strap (ie. 'Lasche') and that comes in an overall nice (ie. further complete-), condition. The flashlight comes without its original light-bulb but is IMO still fully functional. Both (dark-green- ie. bordeaux-red-) coloured operating-buttons are present and in full working order. These desirable hand-held flashlights saw usage on all possible battle-fronts throughout the war. The piece is just a tiny bit dusty but was never cleaned: one of the corners shows some damage (as can be seen on the pictures). The inside shows the usual markings as to be expected. I deem that I have priced this WH 'Zeiler'-flashlight according to its used and minimally damaged condition!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' (or golden class - loyal-service medal for 40 yrs. of service), that comes mounted on its original ribbon as issued and/or (IMO) minimally worn The attractive (and/or non-maker-marked-) medal is a very nice and/or truly detailed piece that retains almost all of its fairly 'frosted'-styled, bright golden-toned finish: it also retains most of its: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) as issued. The medal comes mounted on its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon as to be expected. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned - it shows some minimal tarnish - and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) black-coloured- and neatly enamelled swastika-area (see pictures). Simply a very nice example that is almost impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of service) that comes mounted on its original ribbon as issued and/or minimally worn The attractive (civil) service-medal is an attractive and/or truly detailed piece that retains almost all of its fairly 'frosted'-styled-, golden-toned finish: it also retains most of its: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) as issued. The medal comes naturally mounted on its (period) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still retains its period - copper-toned - attachment-pin as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned - it shows some minimal tarnish ie. staining - and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika-area. Simply a very nice example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of service) that comes mounted on its original ribbon as issued and/or minimally worn The attractive (civil) service-medal is an attractive and/or truly detailed piece that retains almost all of its fairly 'frosted'-styled-, golden-toned finish: it also retains most of its: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) as issued. The medal comes naturally mounted on its (period) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still retains its period - copper-toned - attachment-pin as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned - it shows some minimal tarnish ie. staining - and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika-area. Simply a very nice example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its neatly maker- (ie. \'Deschler & Sohn\'-) marked etui This is an attractive - and just moderately used! - example of a so-called: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its nicely maker- (ie. 'Deschler & Sohn - München'-) marked etui as issued and/or recently found. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its 'off-factory applied': 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged!) enamelled swastika(area). The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui that shows an ink-stamped makers'-designation in the top of its (inner)lid (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some (handling) age and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its neatly maker- (ie. \'Deschler & Sohn\'-) marked etui This is an attractive - and just moderately used ie. worn - example of a so-called: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its nicely maker- (ie. 'Deschler & Sohn - München'-) marked etui as issued and/or recently found. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its 'off-factory applied': 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged!) enamelled swastika(area). The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui that shows an ink-stamped makers'-designation in the top of its (inner)lid (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some (handling) age and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its non-maker-marked etui This is an attractive - and I deem hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its non-maker-marked etui as issued and/or recently found. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its 'off-factory applied': 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged!) enamelled swastika(area). The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui that is totally void of a makers'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some minimal (handling) age and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its non-maker-marked etui as issued and found This is an attractive - and just minimally used ie. worn - example of a so-called: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its non maker-marked etui as issued and/or recently found. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its 'off-factory applied': 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged!) enamelled swastika(area). The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui that is void of a makers'-designation nor ink-stamp (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some (handling) age and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its non-maker-marked etui as issued and/or found This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used ie. worn - example of a so-called: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its non-maker-marked etui as issued and/or recently found. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly \'frosted\' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its \'off-factory applied\': \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged!) enamelled swastika(area). The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui that is void of a makers\'-designation nor ink-stamp (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some (handling) age and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its non-maker-marked etui as issued and/or found This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used ie. worn - example of a so-called: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its non-maker-marked etui as issued and/or recently found. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly \'frosted\' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its \'off-factory applied\': \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged!) enamelled swastika(area). The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui that is void of a makers\'-designation nor ink-stamp (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some (handling) age and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its non-maker-marked etui as issued and/or found This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used ie. worn - example of a so-called: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its non-maker-marked etui as issued and/or recently found. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly \'frosted\' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its \'off-factory applied\': \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged!) enamelled swastika(area). The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui that is void of a makers\'-designation nor ink-stamp (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some (handling) age and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and recently found This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used ie. worn - example of a so-called: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly \'frosted\' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its \'off-factory applied\': \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon as to be expected. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged!) enamelled swastika(area). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and recently found This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used ie. worn - example of a so-called: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly \'frosted\' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its \'off-factory applied\': \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon as to be expected. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged!) enamelled swastika(area). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and recently found This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used ie. worn - example of a so-called: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly \'frosted\' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its \'off-factory applied\': \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon as to be expected. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged!) enamelled swastika(area). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and recently found This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used ie. worn - example of a so-called: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly \'frosted\' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its \'off-factory applied\': \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon as to be expected. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged!) enamelled swastika(area). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example on its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its maker- (ie. \'Deschler u. Sohn\'-) marked etui This is an attractive example of a: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted on its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its maker- (ie. 'Deschler u. Sohn'-) marked etui. The medal is an attractive piece that truly retains all of its period, bright golden-coloured finish: it also retains most of its: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) but is a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted on its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period- (copper-toned-) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. undamaged) enamelled swastika. The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui (ie. luxuriously styled box) that shows a printed- ie. black-coloured makers'-designation stamped in its lid that reads: 'Deschler u. Sohn - München' (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully complete and functional but does show some age and wear. Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its maker- (ie. \'Deschler & Sohn\'-) marked etui This is a very attractive - and hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its nicely maker- (ie. 'Deschler & Sohn - München'-) marked etui. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its 'off-factory applied': 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika. The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui that shows an stamped makers'-designation in the top of its lid (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some minimal (handling) age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its neatly maker- (ie. \'Deschler & Sohn\'-) marked etui This is a very attractive - and hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its nicely maker- (ie. 'Deschler & Sohn - München'-) marked etui as issued and recently found. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its 'off-factory applied': 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged!) enamelled swastika(area). The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui that shows an stamped makers'-designation in the top of its lid (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some minimal (handling) age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its neatly maker- (ie. \'Deschler & Sohn\'-) marked etui This is a very attractive - and hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its nicely maker- (ie. 'Deschler & Sohn - München'-) marked etui as issued and recently found. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its 'off-factory applied': 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged!) enamelled swastika(area). The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui that shows an stamped makers'-designation in the top of its lid (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some (handling) age and/or staining: especially visible on the right upper-corner (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its neatly maker- (ie. \'Deschler & Sohn\'-) marked etui This is a very attractive - and hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its nicely maker- (ie. 'Deschler & Sohn - München'-) marked etui as issued and recently found. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its 'off-factory applied': 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged!) enamelled swastika(area). The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui that shows an stamped makers'-designation in the top of its (inner)lid (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some (handling) age and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its non-maker-marked etui as issued This is an attractive - and hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse' (or: golden-class, loyal-service-medal for 40 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its non-maker-marked etui as issued and recently found. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-golden-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its 'off-factory applied': 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged!) enamelled swastika(area). The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some (handling) age and/or minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' (or silver class - loyal-service medal for 25 yrs. of service), that comes mounted on its original ribbon as issued and/or minimally worn The (as always non-maker-marked-) service-medal is a very nice and/or truly detailed piece that retains almost all of its fairly 'frosted'-styled, silverish finish: it also retains most of its: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) as issued. The medal comes mounted on its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still retains its period - copper-toned - attachment-pin for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned - it shows some minimal tarnish - and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika-area. Simply a very nice example that is almost impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' (or silver class - loyal-service medal for 25 yrs. of service), that comes mounted on its original ribbon as issued and/or minimally worn The (as always non-maker-marked-) medal is a very nice and/or truly detailed piece that retains almost all of its fairly 'frosted'-styled, silverish finish: it also retains most of its: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) as issued. The medal comes mounted on its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still retains its period - copper-toned - attachment-pin for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned - it shows some minimal tarnish - and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika-area. Simply a very nice example that is almost impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' (or silver class - loyal-service medal for 25 yrs. of service), that comes mounted on its original ribbon as issued and/or minimally worn The (as always non-maker-marked-) medal is a very nice and/or truly detailed piece that retains almost all of its fairly 'frosted'-styled, silverish finish: it also retains most of its: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) as issued. The medal comes mounted on its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still retains its period - silver-toned - attachment-pin for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned - it shows some minimal tarnish - and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika-area. Simply a very nice example that is almost impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' (or silver class - loyal-service medal for 25 yrs. of service), that comes mounted on its original ribbon as issued and/or minimally worn The (as always non-maker-marked-) service-medal is a very nice and/or truly detailed piece that retains almost all of its fairly 'frosted'-styled, silverish finish: it also retains most of its: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) as issued. The award comes mounted on its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still retains its period - copper-toned - attachment-pin for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned - it shows some minimal tarnish - and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika-area. Simply a very nice example that is almost impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' (or: silver class - loyal-service medal as was awarded for 25 years of loyal-service) that comes mounted on its original ribbon as issued and/or minimally worn The neat - and as always non-maker-marked- medal is an attractive and/or truly detailed piece that retains almost all of its fairly 'frosted'-styled, silverish-coloured finish: it also retains most of its: 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or polished sides) as issued. The medal comes mounted on its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still retains its period - golden-toned - attachment-pin for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has most certainly never been cleaned - it shows some minimal tarnish - and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika-area. Simply a very nice example that is almost impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and recently found This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used ie. worn - example of a so-called: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-silver-coloured- and/or fairly \'frosted\' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its \'off-factory applied\': so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (that still shows its silver-toned \'clip\' attached intended to wear the award on a tunic or suit) as to be expected. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged!) enamelled swastika(area) as can be noticed on the pictures. Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and recently found This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used ie. worn - example of a so-called: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-silver-coloured- and/or fairly \'frosted\' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its \'off-factory applied\': so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (that still shows its silver-toned \'clip\' attached intended to wear the award on a tunic or suit) as to be expected. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged!) enamelled swastika(area) as can be noticed on the pictures. Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' being a (typical) non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as issued and recently found This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally used ie. worn - example of a so-called: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-silver-coloured- and/or fairly \'frosted\' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its \'off-factory applied\': so-called: \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (that still shows its silver-toned \'clip\' attached intended to wear the award on a tunic or suit) as to be expected. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged!) enamelled swastika(area) as can be noticed on the pictures. Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its maker- (ie. \'F. Keller\'-) marked etui (ie. two-pieced box) This is a very attractive - and hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its nicely maker- (ie. 'Friedrich Keller - Metallschmuckfabrik - Oberstein'-) marked etui (ie. two-pieced box). The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-silver-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its 'off-factory applied': 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (silverish-golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika. The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui (ie. 2-pieced box) that shows a (white-coloured- and paper-based) makers'-etiket period-glued into its top-lid (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some minimal (handling) age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its nicely maker- (ie. \'F. Keller\'-) marked etui (ie. two-pieced box) This is a very attractive - and hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its nicely maker- (ie. 'Friedrich Keller - Metallschmuckfabrik - Oberstein'-) marked etui (ie. two-pieced box). The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-silver-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its 'off-factory applied': 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (silverish-golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika(area). The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui (ie. 2-pieced box) that shows a (white-coloured- and paper-based) makers'-etiket period-glued into its top-lid (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some minimal (handling) age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its nicely maker- (ie. \'F. Keller\'-) marked etui (ie. two-pieced box) This is a very attractive - and hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its nicely maker- (ie. 'Friedrich Keller - Metallschmuckfabrik - Oberstein'-) marked etui (ie. two-pieced box). The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-silver-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its 'off-factory applied': 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (silverish-golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika(area). The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui (ie. 2-pieced box) that shows a (white-coloured- and paper-based) makers'-etiket period-glued into its top-lid (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some minimal (handling) age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its nicely maker- (ie. \'Wächtler & Lange\'-) marked etui (ie. two-pieced box) This is a very attractive - and hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its nicely maker- (ie. \'Wächtler & Lange - Mittwaida in. Sa.\'-) marked etui (ie. two-pieced box). The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-silver-coloured- and/or fairly \'frosted\' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its \'off-factory applied\': \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (silverish-golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika(area). The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui (ie. 2-pieced box) that shows a (white-coloured- and paper-based) makers\'-etiket period-glued into its top-lid (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some minimal (handling) age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its non maker-marked etui (ie. two-pieced box) This is a very attractive - and hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its non-maker-marked etui (ie. two-pieced box). The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-silver-coloured- and/or fairly \'frosted\' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its \'off-factory applied\': \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (silverish-golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika(area). The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some minimal (handling) age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its non maker-marked etui (ie. two-pieced box) This is a very attractive - and hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its non-maker-marked etui (ie. two-pieced box). The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-silver-coloured- and/or fairly \'frosted\' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its \'off-factory applied\': \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (silverish-golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika(area). The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some minimal (handling) age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its non-maker-marked etui (ie. two-pieced box) This is a very attractive - and hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its equally non-maker-marked etui (ie. two-pieced box). The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-silver-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its 'off-factory applied': 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (silverish-golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika. The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui (ie. 2-pieced box) (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some minimal (handling) age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its non-maker-marked etui (ie. two-pieced box) This is a very attractive - and hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its non-maker-marked etui (ie. two-pieced box) as issued and stored for decades. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-silver-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its 'off-factory applied': 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (silverish-golden-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika(area). The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui (ie. 2-pieced box) that is void of a makers'-etiket or alike (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some minimal (handling) age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its period (and maker-marked!) etui (ie. two-pieced box) This is an attractive - and hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its period etui (ie. two-pieced box) as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-silver-coloured- and/or fairly \'frosted\' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its \'off-factory applied\': \'hochpolierte Kanten\' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (golden-bronze-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika. The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui (ie. 2-pieced box) that shows a glued-in makers\'-etiket (that reads: \'Jos. Rückert & Sohn\') as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some minimal (handling) age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its period etui (ie. two-pieced box) This is an attractive - and hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its period etui (ie. two-pieced box) as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-silver-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its 'off-factory applied': 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (golden-bronze-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika. The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui (ie. 2-pieced box) that is totally void of a makers'-designation as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some minimal (handling) age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its period etui (ie. two-pieced box) This is an attractive - and hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its period etui (ie. two-pieced box) as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-silver-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its 'off-factory applied': 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (golden-bronze-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika. The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui (ie. 2-pieced box) that is totally void of a makers'-designation as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some minimal (handling) age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its period etui (ie. two-pieced box) This is an attractive - and hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its period etui (ie. two-pieced box) as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-silver-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its 'off-factory applied': 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (golden-bronze-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika. The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui (ie. 2-pieced box) that is totally void of a makers'-designation as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some minimal (handling) age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse\' being a non-maker-marked example that came mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its period etui (ie. two-pieced box) This is an attractive - and hardly or even never used! - example of a so-called: 'Treuedienst Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse' (or: silver-class, loyal-service-medal for 25 yrs. of loyal civil-service) being a non-maker-marked example that comes mounted onto its original ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes stored in its period etui (ie. two-pieced box) as issued and/or stored for decades. The medal is a truly attractive piece that retains all of its period, bright-silver-coloured- and/or fairly 'frosted' finish: it also retains most (ie. all!) of its 'off-factory applied': 'hochpolierte Kanten' (or: polished sides) but is just a tiny bit stained (it has never been cleaned). It comes mounted onto its cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon which still has its period (golden-bronze-toned) attachment-pin in place as was intended for wearing the medal on a tunic. The medal has never been cleaned and has an immaculate (ie. fully undamaged) enamelled swastika. The medal came stored in its original, bright-red-coloured etui (ie. 2-pieced box) that is totally void of a makers'-designation as more often (as can be seen on the pictures). This etui is fully undamaged but does just show some minimal (handling) age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'variant-pattern\', linnen-based- and/or printed-styled-, golden-yellow-coloured armband entitled: \'Im Dienst der Deutsche Wehrmacht\', as was intended for staff-members of the German armed forces ie. \'Wehrmacht\' This is an attractive, \'variant-pattern\'- and linnen-based- and/or printed-styled-, orange- ie. golden-yellow-coloured armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') entitled: \'Im Dienst der Deutsche Wehrmacht\', as was intended for (amongst others) staff-members of the German armed forces ie. \'Wehrmacht\', that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- and/or moderatly worn-), condition. These neat golden-yellow-coloured- and/or: linnen-based armbands were used by the various (civil- and/or military-) staff-members of the German armed-forces ie. \'Deutsche Wehrmacht\' (I deem that this type was also worn by certain Eastern Volunteers ie. members of the various \'Ostvölker\'). The armband on offer here measures approximately 39 x 10 cms. and is executed on more \'course-like-structured\' linnen. The piece shows some minimal staining ie. dust, simply caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nice and with the text: \'Im Dienst der Deutsche Wehrmacht\' certainty unusualy encountered example!

Attractive, \'variant-pattern\'-medal-set: WH Austrian occupation- (ie. \'Anschluss\'-) medal: \'1. März 1938\' that comes mounted on its (not that often seen!) \'Austrian\'-styled ribbon The attractive medal 'Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 1. März 1938' (that was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Austria that started on: '1. März 1938') comes mounted on its original, neatly confectioned- ie. folded and 'Austrian'-styled ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and comes in an overall nice (ie. IMO issued and/or only minimally worn-), condition. The medal is - as stated above - a non-maker-marked- and 'variant-pattern'-specimen (having the larger-sized script on its back) as was executed in typical, silver-toned- and/or: 'zinc-' (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal. The medal retains a very attractive (ie. truly silver-coloured-) age-patina and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details still very nicely preserved. The medal is just a bit stained but has nevertheless retained a very detailed appearance (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat 'variant-pattern'-example of a: WH Austrian occupation- (ie. 'Anschluss'-) medal: '1. März 1938' that comes mounted on its desirable 'Austrian'-styled ribbon!

Attractive, \'variant-pattern\'-medal-set: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based example that comes mounted on its (not that often seen!) \'Austrian\'-styled ribbon The attractive 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: War Merits' Cross second class with swords) is a truly darker-golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes mounted on its (not that often seen!) 'Austrian'-styled ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The award was with certainty issued and was IMO moderately worn: it retains a (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and has pronounced detail. The piece truly retains almost all of its original (somewhat shiny) finish and was, however, never polished nor cleaned. Simply a neat 'variant-pattern'-example of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' that comes mounted on its desirable 'Austrian'-styled ribbon!

Attractive, \'variant-pattern\'-medal-set: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter\', being a neat \'Buntmetall\'-based example that comes mounted on its (not that often seen!) \'Austrian\'-styled ribbon The attractive 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' (or: War Merits' Cross second class with swords) is a truly darker-golden-bronze-toned- (and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based-) example that comes mounted on its (not that often seen!) 'Austrian'-styled ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that shows (an unusual!) pair of bronze-toned (Austrian) swords attached (something that was IMO not allowed by regulations). The award was with certainty issued and was IMO moderately worn: it retains a (fairly darkened-) golden-toned-, bronze-like finish and has pronounced detail. The piece truly retains almost all of its original (somewhat shiny) finish and was, however, never polished nor cleaned. Simply a neat 'variant-pattern'-example of a: 'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwerter' that comes mounted on its desirable 'Austrian'-styled ribbon!

Attractive, \'variant\'-pattern HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\'-) related armband (being a minimally worn example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket but that shows an unusually seen HJ-unit-stamp: \'Bann 741 - Schlettstadt\') This is an attractive - and I deem just minimally worn! - example of a 'variant'-pattern HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend'-) related armband being of the 'partly-woven'-type in a technique similar to the 'BeVo'-weave pattern (having a separately 'woven' swastika attached) being a minimally worn example that regrettably misses its 'RzM'-etiket but that shows a truly unusually seen HJ-unit-stamp (that presumably reads: 'Bann 741 - Schlettstadt' as can be seen on the pictures) and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. issued- and/or just minimally worn-), condition. These linnen-based armbands were 'standard' for usage by the various HJ- (ie. DJ-) members and/or officials (and were worn on the left upper-arm of the linnen shirts and/or tunics). This example - which has been 'off-factory sewn-together - has a total size of approximately 39 cms. and is 10,7 cms. wide as usual - and is constructed from bright-red-coloured linnen. It shows a horizontally- (and seperately attached) 'stripe'. Next to this, it shows a square-sized, so-called: 'swastika'-patch attached (as can be seen on the pictures). The armband - that is void of a paper-based 'RzM'-etiket as more often - was I deem just minimally used and/or worn: it is just a tiny bit wrinkled and shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and desirable, 'variant'-pattern HJ-related item that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'variant\'-pattern, bright golden-toned WH (Heeres o. KM etc.) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (being of the desirable \'detachable\'-pattern) showing a WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 October 1938\' This is an attractive example of a bright-golden-toned, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine etc.) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) being of the desirable \'detachable\'-pattern and showing a WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 October 1938\' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, black/red/black-coloured ribbon (ie. bar) as issued and/or minimally worn. The detail on this example is truly very nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat \'frosted\'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes \'mounted\' onto a metal-based \'clasp\' that is neatly \'backed\' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool and that shows a functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this medal is of a scarcely seen \'variant\'-pattern (showing the text on its back in a somewhat larger-sized script as can be seen on the pictures). Hard to find a more attractive WH Czech \'Anschluss\'-medal that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Attractive, \'variant\'-pattern, silver-class wound badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') being a maker- (ie. \'L/24\' or: \'Fritz Zimmermann\'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn ie. used-), condition This is an attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - 'variant'-pattern, silver-class wound badge (or: 'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber') being a maker- (ie. 'L/24' or: 'Fritz Zimmermann'-) marked example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn ie. used-), condition. The badge - which is executed in silvered zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') shows regular wear and has a correct - and/or fully functional! - pin-/catch set-up as to be expected. The badge has never been cleaned and shows some normal albeit minimal darkened tarnish: as more often with these specific WBs is most of its silverish finish missing (it has clearly migriert). The badge is nicely maker-marked: 'L/24' on its back signifying that it is a WB as was produced by the: 'Fritz Zimmermann' (aka: 'FZZ)' company, based in the town of Stuttgart. The piece comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin ie. catch and is of course still fully functional. This type of WB is very easily identified due to its 'semi-hollow'-back and fairly light-weight. In any case a desirable and actually fairly rarely encountered silver-class WB!

Attractive, \'variant\'-pattern, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of an: \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being a maker- (ie. \'R.S.\'-) marked example as produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company and that comes stored in its period pouch This example - which is as stated above nicely 'R.S.'-marked on its back as more often encountered with awards by this Austrian maker - is a typical piece as was produced by the: 'Rudolf Souval'-company based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) in Austria. The badge - which has truly pronounced detaill - comes naturally with a functional (and/or unaltered-) catch, pin- and/or hinge (-set-up) as to be expected. The piece - which is also referred to as a: 'small mark' variant - is executed from greyish-coloured zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal and has maintained a neat silverish-grey-coloured- and/or typical 'zinc-based' finish (as to be expected). The badge - which was IMO issued but simply never worn - shows some dust but was never cleaned nor polished: it has a nice, somewhat darkened age-patina (see pictures). The piece came stored in its (genuine, and period-) carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based pouch that shows on its front a (red-inked) stamp that reads: 'Infanterie Sturm-Abzeichen Silber': the back shows the more often encountered text: 'Die Herstellung…..etc.' (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the pouch shows a period (pencilled) inventory-number and/or price. These desirable and neatly maker-marked 'variant'- ie. 'classic set-up-' IABs as produced by the 'R.S.'-company can easily be graded 'fairly scarce': even more so when they come stored in their period pouch of issue!

Attractive, \'variant\'-pattern, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based version of an: \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being a maker- (ie. \'R.S.\'-) marked example as produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company and that comes stored in its period pouch This example - which is as stated above nicely 'R.S.'-marked on its back as more often encountered with awards by this Austrian maker - is a typical piece as was produced by the: 'Rudolf Souval'-company based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) in Austria. The badge - which has truly pronounced detaill - comes naturally with a functional (and/or unaltered-) catch, pin- and/or hinge (-set-up) as to be expected. The piece - which is also referred to as a: 'small mark' variant - is executed from greyish-coloured zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal and has maintained a neat silverish-grey-coloured- and/or typical 'zinc-based' finish (as to be expected). The badge - which was IMO issued but simply never worn - shows some dust but was never cleaned nor polished: it has a nice, somewhat darkened age-patina (see pictures). The piece came stored in its (genuine, and period-) carton- (ie. 'Zellstoff'-) based pouch that shows on its front a (red-inked) stamp that reads: 'Infanterie Sturm-Abzeichen Silber': the back shows the more often encountered text: 'Die Herstellung…..etc.' (as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the pouch shows a period (pencilled) inventory-number and/or price. These desirable and neatly maker-marked 'variant'- ie. 'classic set-up-' IABs as produced by the 'R.S.'-company can easily be graded 'fairly scarce': even more so when they come stored in their period pouch of issue!

Attractive, \'variant\'-pattern, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based: \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Bronze\' being a maker- (ie. \'R.S.\'-) marked example that was produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company and that comes in a nicely preserved condition This example - which is as stated above nicely 'R.S.'-marked on its back as more often encountered with awards as produced by this maker - is a typical piece as was produced by the: 'Rudolf Souval'-company based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) in Austria. The badge - which has truly pronounced detaill - comes naturally with a functional (and/or unaltered-) catch, pin- and/or hinge (-set-up) as to be expected. The piece - which is also referred to as a: 'small mark'-variant - is executed from greyish-bronze coloured zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal and has maintained a neat light bronze-coloured- and/or typical 'zinc-based' finish (as to be expected). The badge - which was I deem only minimally used- and/or worn - shows some dust and aging but was never cleaned nor polished: it has a nice, somewhat darkened age-patina (see pictures). These desirable and neatly maker-marked 'variant'- ie. 'classic set-up' variant-IABs as produced by the 'R.S.'-company can easily be graded 'fairly scarce': even more so when they are of the bronze-class!

Attractive, \'variant\'-pattern, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based: \'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' being a maker- (ie. \'R.S.\'-) marked example that was produced by the: \'Rudolf Souval\'-company and that comes with its (rarely seen!) \'LDO\'-mark This example - which is as stated above nicely 'R.S.'-marked on the back as more often encountered with awards by this maker - is a typical piece as was produced by the: 'Rudolf Souval'-company based in the town of Wien (ie. Vienna) in Austria. The badge - which has truly pronounced detaill - comes naturally with a functional (and/or unaltered-) catch, pin- and/or hinge (-set-up) as to be expected. The piece - which is also referred to as a: 'small mark'-variant - is executed from greyish-coloured zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal and has maintained a neat silverish-grey-coloured- and/or typical 'zinc-based' finish (as to be expected). The badge - which was IMO never used- nor worn - shows some dust and aging but was never cleaned nor polished: it has a nice, somewhat darkened age-patina (see pictures). The piece came stored in its typical: 'Zellstoff'-based- and/or: LDO-marked paper-based pouch. The pouch shows a red-coloured ink-stamp that reads: 'Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen - Silber'on its front and is additionally marked on the back with the text: 'Die Herstellung von..... etc.'. Moreover, does it shows a pencilled price- ie. inventory numeral (see pictures). The pouch is naturally fully complete and/or still functional: it just shows some minimal staining ie. usage- ie. storage-marks. I am convinced that this 'simply' pouch is actually x-times rarer to find than the actual badge itself. These desirable and neatly maker-marked 'variant'- ie. 'classic set-up' variant-IABs as produced by the 'R.S.'-company can easily be graded 'fairly scarce': even more so when the come stored in their period pouch!

Attractive, \'vertical-crimp\'-pattern, \'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a non-maker-marked example in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was produced by the \'Wilh. Deumer\'-company This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of an: 'Infanterie Sturmabzeichen in Silber' (or: silver-class infantry-assault badge ie. IAB) being a minimally converse-shaped so-called: 'solid-back'- ie. 'vertical-crimp'-pattern and/or non-maker-marked example as executed in (greyish-silver-toned) zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and that was produced by the desirable: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem issued- and/or moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. This example has a typical vertically-shaped pin-set-up and typical catch (as only seen on IABs as produced by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company) and seems to be totally uncleaned and has still an attractive and/or somewhat 'tarnished' age-patina: most of its period-applied silver finish has been nicely preserved (as is not always the case). The pin and/or catch (ie. set-up-) are of course unaltered and are fully functional and present. The piece - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - shows some moderate wear and/or staining but was with certainty never cleaned. It should be noted that IABs as produced by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company are quite difficult to encounter and are not often offered for sale. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a scarcely encountered 'IAB-variant' that was produced by the: 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company as based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that is priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Attractive, \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class wound-badge) being a neatly dual maker- (ie. \'100\'- and: \'L/55\'-) marked example as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange\'-company This is an attractive example of a silver-class wound badge (or: \'Verwundeten Abzeichen in Silber\') being a desirable WB-\'variant\' example that is dual maker- (ie. \'100\'- and/or: \'L/55\'-) marked (signifying that it is a piece as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Wächtler & Lange\'-company) and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit clearly used ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which is executed in silvered zinc-based metal (or \'Feinzink\') - shows only minimal wear ie. age and has a correct - and fully functional - pin- and/or catch (-set-up) in place. The badge has, however, never been cleaned and shows evident tarnish and/or wear: it truly retains most of its silverish finish. The badge - which is fairly dirty, and which was I deem never cleaned nor polished - is nicely maker-marked: \'100\' (on the round catch set-up as is common with these WBs) and also shows the designation: \'L/55\' on its back, both signifying that it is a piece as was produced by the: \'Rudolf Wächtler u. Lange\'-company, based in Mittwaida. Simply an attractive and dual maker-marked silver-class WB that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz\' being a non-maker-marked example that came stored in its period \'Zellstoff\'-based pouch by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Hauptmünzamt - Wien\' The attractive black-class wound-badge (ie. 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Schwarz') on offer here shows simply no wear nor age and comes truly in a 'virtually mint- ie. unissued' condition: it does show some minimal (storage)age and retains most of its original, black-coloured- (ie. somewhat 'matted'- ie. 'satin'-like) finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The (magnetic) wound-badge is - as stated above - a non-maker-marked example that comes naturally mounted onto its (regular- ie. thin-shaped-) pin and/or (typical) catch (-set-up): both are fully functional and of course present. The neat piece has truly never been cleaned nor polished: it just shows some minimal staining caused by years of storage only. It came still stored in its (scarcely seen!) 'Zellstoff'-based pouch - that shows the makers'-designation that reads: 'Hauptmünzamt - Wien' printed on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The pouch comes in an equally nicely preserved condition (as can be seen on the pictures). The set was recently found at a German private-household and was truly never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually seen! - WB-set that will be hard to be upgraded and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' (or: silver-class WB) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'30\'-) marked, zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example that comes stored in its equally maker- (ie. \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\'-) marked etui as recently found The attractive - and nicely preserved! - silver-class wound-badge (or: 'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber') is executed in silverish-grey-toned zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based metal and shows only moderate usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and/or tin-shaped pin (which is of course fully functional) and has a totally unaltered (ie. 'molded-styled') catch as is more often seen. The badge is most certainly never cleaned and truly retains most of its period silver-toned finish. It only shows some minimal tarnish (it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished though). It is - as stated above - a nicely maker- ie. '30'-marked example that is unmistaken a piece that was produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named the: 'Hauptmünzamt' based in the Austrian town of Wien (Vienna). The piece originates from a private household where it was recently found and came stored in its (equally) nicely preserved and typical bordeaux-red-coloured etui. This etui retains a red-coloured- and artificial velvet-based 'inlay' and also shows a tiny, blue-coloured 'maker-sticker' glued onto its back (that reads: 'Hauptmünzamt - Wien III') as can be seen on the pictures. The etui shows some minimal age and/or staining but is totaly undamaged. Simply a very attractive - and with certainty desirable! - untouched silver-class WB-set that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Attractive, \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a clearly maker- (ie. \'26\'-) marked- and typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was produced by the desirable maker: \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' The neat silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') is executed in minimally tarnished zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based metal and shows obvious usage and/or wear (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is naturally non-magnetic - comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional (tin-shaped- and totally unaltered) pin (which is of course fully functional) and comes mounted onto its functional and pristine catch (which is of the \'molded\'-pattern as to be expected). The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains (most of) its silver-toned finish and shows some obvious tarnish ie. staining (it has, however, never been cleaned nor polished though). It is - as stated above - a clearly maker-marked example that was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named the: \'B.H. Mayer\'s Kunstprägeanstalt\' (ie. \'Hersteller\': \'26\') as was based in the town of Pforzheim. Simply a neat and fully untouched, silver-class WB that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\' being a non-maker-marked- and typical \'Buntmetall\'-based example that comes stored in its maker- (ie. \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\'-) marked- & period-etui as recently found The truly attractive - and fairly luxuriously-styled! - silver-class wound-badge (or: \'Verwundeten-Abzeichen in Silber\') is executed in neat and/or fairly shiny, so-called: \'Buntmetall\' and shows only moderate usage and/or minimal wear (as can be clearly seen on the pictures). The wound-badge comes naturally mounted onto its fully functional and thin-shaped pin and has a totally unaltered (and functional) catch. The badge is most certainly never cleaned and retains most of its silver-toned finish. It only shows some minimal tarnish (and has never been cleaned nor polished). It is - as stated above - void of a makers\'-designation something that is more often seen on these quality-produced pieces: it is, however, in my opinion a piece that was produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Hauptmünzamt\' as was based in the Austrian town of Wien (Vienna). The bordeaux-red-coloured- (simulated leather-based- and/or: partly wooden-based) etui - comes also in an overall very nice, albeit moderately used, condition (it is just somewhat dusty ie. dirty simply caused by years of storage but totally void of any real damage or alike). The etui has a reddish-coloured (simulated \'velvet\') interior: this inlay shows a clear imprint of the wound-badge (that was most certainly stored in this manner for decades as can be seen on the pictures). Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this etui shows a bluish-coloured, paper-based \'Hauptmünzamt Wien\'-etiket period-glued on its back. Simply a very attractive and with certainty desirable, silver-class WB-set that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\' EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der Waffen-SS\') as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style and that comes in a never used- (ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition The very attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted-men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and that comes in a truly never used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint', condition. The tab shows the neat white-coloured- and/or: typical 'buckram'-based 'backing' attached (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, has the piece never been used and just shows some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these attractive, 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce' even more so when they come in such a wonderful and 'virtually mint', condition. Simply an attractive example that simply cannot be upgraded and that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\' EM- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer der Waffen-SS\') as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style and that comes in a never used- (ie. \'virtually mint\'-), condition The attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue' BeVo-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted-men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and that comes in a truly never used- nor worn- ie. 'virtually mint' albeit minimally moth-damaged, condition. The tab shows the neat white-coloured- and/or: typical 'buckram'-based 'backing' attached (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, has the piece never been used and just shows some minimal staining (and some minimal moth-damage on one of its sides) simply caused by decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these attractive, 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce' even more so when they come in such an overall nice and 'virtually mint', condition. Simply an attractive example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\' enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\') as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style and that comes in a clearly used- ie. worn, condition The very attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted-men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and that comes in a clearly used- ie. worn and/or once tunic-attached (and carefully removed), condition. The tab shows the neat brownish-white-coloured- and/or: typical 'buckram'-based 'backing' attached that shows some minimal age ie. tiny holes (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, has the piece clearly been used and was most certainly once tunic-attached (by means of a machine) it just shows some minimal staining simply caused by fair wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce' even more so when they come in such a neat and clearly worn, condition. Simply an attractive example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragen- spiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\'), as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in a never used- nor tunic-attached-, condition. The tab shows the more often encountered white-coloured- and/or: typical 'buckram'-based 'backing' (see pictures). As stated above, has the piece never been worn nor used but does show some moderate staining caused by decades of storage only (the piece shows some tiny holes on its back, IMO simply caused by storage - see pictures). It should be noted that hese 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive example that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragen- spiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\'), as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in a never used- nor tunic-attached-, condition. The tab shows the more often encountered white-coloured- and/or: typical 'buckram'-based 'backing' (see pictures). As stated above has the piece never been worn nor used but does show some moderate staining caused by decades of storage only. It should be noted that hese 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive example that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragen- spiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\'), as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in a never used- nor tunic-attached-, condition. The tab shows the more often encountered reddish-brown-coloured- and/or: typical 'carton'-based 'backing' (see pictures). As stated above, has the piece never been worn nor used but does show some truly minimal staining caused by decades of storage only - see pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive example that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragen- spiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\'), as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in a never used- nor tunic-attached-, condition. The tab shows the more often encountered white-coloured- and/or: typical 'Buckram'-like 'backing' (see pictures). As stated above, has the piece never been worn nor used but does show some truly minimal staining caused by decades of storage only - see pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive example that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\') as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The very attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in a moderately used- and/or once tunic-attached, condition. The tab shows the neat beige-white-coloured- and/or: typical 'buckram'-based 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, has the piece been used and does just show some minimal staining and/or wear simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce': even more so if they come in such an attractive and clearly used and/or worn condition. Simply an attractive example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\') as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The very attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in a never used- nor tunic-attached- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The tab shows the neat brownish-coloured- and/or: typical 'buckram'-based 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, has the piece never been used and does just show some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\') as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The very attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in a never used- nor tunic-attached- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The tab shows the neat beige-white-coloured- and/or: typical 'buckram'-based 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, has the piece never been used and does just show some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\') as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The attractive - and truly tunic-removed! - collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in a clearly used- and/or most certainly once tunic-attached, condition. The tab shows the neat beige-white-coloured- and/or: typical 'buckram'-based 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, has the piece been clearly used and does show obvious staining, fraying and/or wear simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate usage: some thread- and/or stitching-remains are still present and visible (as can be seen on the pictures). I deem that the tab was once glued into an album or scrapbook and does shows some glue-remains on its back. It should, however, be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce': even more so if they come in such an attractive and clearly used and/or worn condition. Simply an attractive example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\') as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The very attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in a never used- nor tunic-attached- (ie. 'virtually mint- ie. unissued'-), condition. The tab shows the neat brownish-coloured- and/or: typical 'buckram'-based 'backing' (as can be seen on the pictures). As stated above, has the piece never been used and does just show some minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can nowadays easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\'), as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes (IMO) in a never used- nor tunic-attached-, condition. The tab shows the more often encountered white- ie. beige-coloured- and/or: typical 'Buckram'-like 'backing' (see pictures). As stated above, has the piece never been worn nor used but does show some staining simply caused by decades of storage only (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\'), as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes (IMO) in a minimally used- (ie. once tunic-attached-), condition. The tab shows the more often encountered white-coloured- and/or: typical 'Buckram'-like 'backing' that shows a tiny hole (see pictures). As stated above, has the piece IMO been used (it still shows some stitching-holes) and does show some staining simply caused by minimal wear and/or decades of storage (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply an attractive example that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\'), as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in a never used- nor tunic-attached-, condition. The tab shows the more often encountered white-coloured- and/or: typical 'Buckram'-like 'backing' (see pictures). As stated above, has the piece never been worn nor used but does show some truly minimal staining and minimal moth-damage on its back caused by decades of storage only - see pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive example that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\'), as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in a never used- nor tunic-attached-, condition. The tab shows the more often encountered white-coloured- and/or: typical 'Buckram'-like 'backing' (see pictures). As stated above, has the piece never been worn nor used but does show some truly minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage only - see pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive example that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\'), as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted-men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in a never used- nor tunic-attached-, condition. The tab shows the more often encountered white-coloured- and/or: typical 'Buckram'-like 'backing' (see pictures). As stated above, has the piece never been worn nor used but does show some truly minimal staining, simply caused by decades of storage only - see pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive example that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\'), as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in a never used- nor tunic-attached-, condition. The tab shows the more often encountered white-coloured- and/or: typical 'Buckram'-like 'backing' (see pictures). As stated above, has the piece never been worn nor used but does show some truly minimal staining and minimal moth-damage on its back caused by decades of storage only - see pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive example that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\'), as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in a never used- nor tunic-attached-, condition. The tab shows the more often encountered white-coloured- and/or: typical 'Buckram'-like 'backing' (see pictures). As stated above, has the piece never been worn nor used but does show some truly minimal staining and minimal moth-damage on its back caused by decades of storage only - see pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive example that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\'), as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style The attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in a never used- nor tunic-attached-, condition. The tab shows the more often encountered white-coloured- and/or: typical 'Buckram'-like 'backing' (see pictures). As stated above, has the piece never been worn nor used but does show some truly minimal staining simply caused by decades of storage only - see pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive example that is impossible to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\'), as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style and that comes in a used- ie. carefully tunic-removed, condition The attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in a moderately used- ie. once tunic-attached-, condition. The tab shows the more often encountered white-coloured- and/or: typical 'Buckram'-like 'backing' (see pictures). As stated above, has the piece been worn and/or used and still shows some minimal stitching-remains. Moreover, does it show some truly minimal staining caused by moderate wear and/or decades of storage (see pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can easily be graded 'fairly scarce': even more so when they come in a clearly used- ie. once tunci-attached, condition. Simply a very attractive example that is IMO accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Waffen-SS\', enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) pattern collar-tab (ie. \'Kragenspiegel für Mannschaften u. Unterführer\'), as was executed in so-called: \'BeVo\'-weave-style being a worn- and/or tunic-removed example The attractive collar-tab is of the 'standard-issue'-pattern that was intended for usage by the various Waffen-SS enlisted-men (and/or NCOs) throughout the war and comes in an (IMO) once used- ie. tunic-attached-, condition. The tab shows the more often encountered white-coloured- and/or: typical 'Buckram'-like 'backing' (see pictures). As stated above, was the piece IMO once worn ie. used (some stitching-remains are still present and/or visible) and does show some truly minimal age, wear and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these 'BeVo'-weave-pattern Waffen-SS-type collar-tabs can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive - and/or truly worn- ie. used! - example that will be very hard to be upgraded!

Attractive, \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse\' (or bar to the WWI IC 2nd class) being (I deem) a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the (rarely seen!) maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Paul Meybauer\' based in the town of Berlin This is a very attractive and truly worn - and actually quite rarely encountered! - example of a so-called: 'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse' (or bar to the WWI IC 2nd class) being a (presumably) non-maker-marked (ie. 'Buntmetall-versilbertes') example as was produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Paul Meybauer' as was based in the town of Berlin and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly issued and/or moderately worn- and/or presumably once tunic-attached-), condition. The neat piece retains a fair bit of its 'high-polished sides (or 'hochpolierte Kanten') and is very detailed and/or pronounced as to be expected: it came mounted onto its (somewhat confectioned- and/or neatly folded) piece of WWI-period, EKII-ribbon ie. 'Bandabschnitt' (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' retains all its four (bent but naturally still functional) prongs and is as stated above only minimally stained ie. dirty: it retains a very nice age-patina and was I deem never cleaned nor polished. These attractive (early-war-period) by the 'Paul Meybauer'-company produced 'Wiederholungsspangen zum EK II. Klasse' are truly scarcely encountered and are not that often appearing on todays' market. Simply a very attractive example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse\' (or bar to the WWI IC 2nd class) being a non-maker-marked example by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Boerger & Co.\' and that comes period-mounted onto its piece of ribbon (\'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a so-called: 'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse' (or bar to the WWI IC 2nd class) being (I deem) an early-period, non-maker-marked example that was produced by the desirable (and actually unusually seen!) maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Boerger & Co.' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued and/or clearly worn-), condition. The neat piece truly retains most of its 'high-polished sides' (or 'hochpolierte Kanten') and is very detailed and/or pronounced as to be expected: it came mounted on its (somewhat confectioned) piece of WWI-period, EKII-ribbon ie. 'Bandabschnitt' that shows some minimal age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' retains all of four of its functional prongs and is as stated above only minimally stained ie. dirty: it retains a very nice age-patina and was never cleaned nor polished. The piece is - as stated above a non-maker-marked example that was (I deem) produced by the maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Boerger & Co.' based in the town of Berlin. Simply a very attractive example that is accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse\' (or: bar to the WWI IC second class) being a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Wilh. Deumer\' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid This is an attractive - and (I deem) clearly issued and/or moderately worn! - example of a so-called: 'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse' (or: bar to the WWI IC second-class) being a typical non-maker-marked (ie. 'Buntmetall-versilbertes') example as was (I deem) produced by the desirable maker (ie. 'Hersteller') named: 'Wilhelm Deumer' based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit most certainly issued- and/or just moderately worn-), condition. The neat piece is somewhat tarnished but nevertheless retains a fair bit (ie. most!) of its 'high-polished sides (or 'hochpolierte Kanten'): it is, however, still very detailed and/or pronounced as to be expected: it retains all its four functional (and totally unaltered) prongs (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'Spange' is as stated above only minimally stained ie. dirty: it retains a very nice age-patina and was I deem never recently cleaned nor polished. It came mounted onto a period piece of WWI-period IC-ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that measures approximately 17 cms. These attractive - by the 'Wilhelm Deumer'-company produced - 'Wiederholungsspangen zum EK II. Klasse' are nowadays quite scarcely encountered and are not that easily found. Simply a very attractive example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse\' (or: bar to the WWI IC second class) being a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Wilh. Deumer\' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid This is an attractive - and (I deem) clearly issued and/or moderately worn! - example of a so-called: \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse\' (or: bar to the WWI IC second-class) being a typical non-maker-marked (ie. \'Buntmetall-versilbertes\') example as was (I deem) produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Wilhelm Deumer\' based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit most certainly issued- and/or just moderately worn-), condition. The neat piece is somewhat tarnished but nevertheless retains a fair bit (ie. most!) of its \'high-polished sides (or \'hochpolierte Kanten\'): it is, however, still very detailed and/or pronounced as to be expected: it retains all its four functional (and totally unaltered) prongs (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' is as stated above only minimally stained ie. dirty: it retains a very nice age-patina and was I deem never recently cleaned nor polished. It came (partly) mounted onto a period piece of WWI-period IC-ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that measures approximately 17 cms. These attractive - by the \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company produced - \'Wiederholungsspangen zum EK II. Klasse\' are nowadays quite scarcely encountered and are not that easily found. Simply a very attractive example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse\' (or: bar to the WWI IC second class) being a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Wilh. Deumer\' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid This is an attractive - and (I deem) clearly issued and/or moderately worn- and tunic-removed! - example of a so-called: \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse\' (or: bar to the WWI IC second-class) being a typical (and possibly) maker-marked (ie. \'Buntmetall-versilbertes\') example as was (I deem) produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Wilhelm Deumer\' based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit most certainly issued- and/or just moderately worn-), condition. The neat piece is somewhat tarnished but nevertheless retains a fair bit (ie. most!) of its \'high-polished sides (or \'hochpolierte Kanten\'): it is, however, still very detailed and/or pronounced as to be expected: it retains all its four functional (and totally unaltered) prongs (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' is as stated above only minimally stained ie. dirty: it retains a very nice age-patina and was I deem never recently cleaned nor polished. It came mounted onto a period piece of WWI-period IC-ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that measures approximately 17 cms. These attractive - by the \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company produced - \'Wiederholungsspangen zum EK II. Klasse\' are nowadays quite scarcely encountered and are not that easily found. Simply a very attractive example that is I deem accordingly priced!

Attractive, \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse\' (or: bar to the WWI IC second class) being a non-maker-marked example as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Wilh. Deumer\' as based in the town of Lüdenscheid This is an attractive - and (I deem) clearly issued and/or moderately worn- and with certainty tunic-removed! - example of a so-called: \'Wiederholungsspange zum EK II. Klasse\' (or: bar to the WWI IC second-class) being a typical an non-maker-marked (ie. \'Buntmetall-versilbertes\') example as was (I deem) produced by the desirable maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Wilhelm Deumer\' based in the town of Lüdenscheid and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit most certainly issued- and/or just moderately worn-), condition. The neat piece is somewhat tarnished but nevertheless retains a fair bit (ie. most!) of its \'high-polished sides (or \'hochpolierte Kanten\'): it is, however, still very detailed and/or pronounced as to be expected: it retains only two of its original prongs in place: two were broken-of over the years (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'Spange\' is as stated above only minimally stained ie. dirty: it retains a very nice age-patina and was I deem never recently cleaned nor polished. It came mounted onto a period piece of WWI-period IC-ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') that was (unusually combined with a piece of \'Ost\'-medal-ribbon (as can be noticed on the pictures). These attractive - by the \'Wilhelm Deumer\'-company produced - \'Wiederholungsspangen zum EK II. Klasse\' are nowadays quite scarcely encountered and are not that easily found. Simply a very attractive example that is I deem priced according to its two missing prongs!

Attractive,\'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze\' (or: bronze-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a non-maker-marked- and/or typical zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based example as was produced by the: \'Frank u. Reif\'-company This is an attractive - albeit moderately used- ie. worn - example of a: 'Panzerkampfabzeichen in Bronze' (or: bronze-class panzer-assault badge or PAB) being a non-maker-marked- and/or typical zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge on offer here concerns an (I deem later- ie. mid-war-period-), typical zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based specimen that truly retains most of its golden-bronze-toned (and shiny!) finish: the piece has a truly 'glossy-like'-appearance. The badge has I deem never been cleaned nor polished (and is still also a tiny bit dirty ie. stained- ie. tarnished as mentioned above). As stated above, is the piece a non-maker-marked example that shows various characteristics - such as for example the typical-shaped 'pin-mounting' and/or soldered catch-set-up - typically seen with PABs as produced by the: 'Frank u. Reif'-company: it deals with a so-called: 'unmarked Frank u. Reif-pattern' (as uniquely numbered with the reference-number: '4.2.3.' according to the excellent reference-work entitled: 'The Panzer-Assault badge of WWII' by my Belgian friend Philippe de Bock). The neat piece - which is very pronounced and has maintained great detail - naturally shows all the details as to be expected for a badge by this particular maker. It was found as such at a German private household and was never before in a collection. Simply a neat and honest, bronze-class PAB that comes in an overall very nice albeit moderately used ie. worn, condition!

Attrative medal-set: \'KvK II. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' being a (typical) \'Buntmetall\'-based- (and non-maker-marked) specimen that came together with its original, minimally confectioned\' ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive - and nicely preserved albeit presumably used! - medal-set: \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' (or: War Merits\' Cross second class without swords) being a non-maker-marked specimen that came together with its original, shortened and/or pre-folded ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. I deem issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The specimen is executed in typical \'Buntmetall\'-based metal and retains an attractive and just minimally \'tarnished\' age-patina and has never been cleaned nor polished and therefore are details and/or finish still very nice and/or crisp. Most of its (as stated minimally \'tarnished\' but shiny) golden-bronze-coloured finish has been very nicely preserved, giving the medal a very nice and/or detailed appearance. The piece was never cleaned nor polished and comes as found. Simply an attractive \'Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse ohne Schwertern\' that will be hard to be upgraded!

Attrative, golden-bronze-toned- (and I deem zinc-based) SA-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'Aufmarsch SA-Gruppe Hansa - 25.26.4.1935 - Hamburg Schwerin\' This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungs-Abzeichen') that is executed in golden-bronze-toned- (and/or I deem zinc-based) metal (ie. pot-metal) and that depicts the 'SA'-logo surrounded by the text: 'Aufmarsch SA-Gruppe Hansa - 25.26.4.1935 - Hamburg Schwerin' and that was as such intended for an: SA-related gathering ie. rally held in the year 1935. The circular-shaped badge - which has an approximate diameter of 4,6 cms. is totally void of a makers'-designation and comes in an overall nice (albeit issued and/or minimally worn-), condition: it shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (some minimal staining is, however, present and visible as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered - SA-related 'tinnie' that is accordingly priced!

Atttractive, \'BeVo\'-like cuff-title (ie. \'Ärmelstreifen\') entitled: \'Afrikakorps\' being a with certainty issued and truly worn example that comes in an overall nice- (ie. non-shortened- and most certainly once tunic-attached-), condition This is an attractive - and clearly issued and worn ie. most certainly once tunic-attached! - example of the typical 'BeVo'-like cuff-title (or: 'Ärmelstreifen') entitled: 'Afrikakorps' as was executed in so-called: 'flat-wire'-type, silver-coloured 'braid' as interwoven on a rust-brown- (ie. darker-green) coloured background and that comes in an overall very nice- (ie. clearly worn- and/or carefully tunic-removed-), condition. The piece is as stated above non-shortened and measures approximately 44 cms. in length (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was period-folded in order to be stitched onto a tunic (something that was more often done). As usual, are both ends 'unfinished' and do show some normal fraying as to be expected (as can be seen on the pictures). This example was stored as such for years by the veteran to whom it was issued and/or used. As most certainly known are these 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-titles copied at a large scale: this is naturally a 100% original item that shows the various details as such (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece was never cleaned and shows some age, wear and/or staining simply caused by decades of storage and/or moderate wear: it was never part of a collection before and came as such from a private-household in Germany. Simply a very attractive - and truly worn and/or carefully tunic-removed! - example of this desirable 'BeVo'-like 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-title!

Atttractive, \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\' being a maker- (ie. \'10\'-) marked example as executed in zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was produced by the maker: \'Foerster & Barth\' This is an attractive - and most certainly issued but hardly worn! - example of a: \'Luftschutz-Ehrenzeichen 2. Stufe\' (or: air-raid warden medal second-class) being a clearly maker- (ie. \'10\'-) marked- and/or regular-weight-version, as was executed in (typical) greyish-silver-toned- and/or zinc-based metal (ie. \'Feinzink\') as was produced by the maker (ie. \'Hersteller\') named: \'Foerster & Barth\' as was based in the town of Pforzheim and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit I deem issued- and/or hardly ie. never worn-), condition. This example came together with its original (minimally-confectioned but non-shortened, folded and/or approximately 19 cms. long-sized-) ribbon as found and/or issued. The medal was (I deem) simply hardly worn and retains great pronounced detail without showing any defaults. The award was produced by the medal-producing company ie. maker (ie. \'Hersteller\'): \'Foerster & Barth\' something that is also clearly stamped into the (aluminium) ring as can be noticed on the pictures. Simply a nice medal-set that is I deem accordingly priced!

Austrian, WWI-period, Red Cross-service-medal 1864-1914 (ie. \'Silberne Ehrenmedaille für Verdienste um das Rote Kreuz\') that comes mounted onto its original (and neatly pre-confectioned!) ribbon These attractive Austrian (WWI-period) Red Cross loyal-service medals - which were issued in order to commemorate loyal red-cross-service within World War 1 are often found among German medal-groups since it was liberally bestowed on Germany's allies. The medal on offer here is a detailed example of the silver-class that was most certainly awarded to a female. It is executed in silver-toned- (and neatly enamelled) metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') and has a neat albeit somewhat tarnished age-patina without any enamel damage whatsoever. It came mounted onto its original (specifically folded- ie. pre-confectioned) ribbon as issued and with certainty worn. On its front the piece shows the text: 'Patriae ac Humanitati' and shows on its back the dates: '1864-1914' (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat Austrian Red Cross loyal-service-medal that was issued by one of Germanys WWII-allies and originates from a German flea-market: hard to find a nicer preserved example for a more interesting price!

Austrian-related, \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle (ie. \'Gebietsdreieck\') entitled: \'Südost Kärnten\' (being a minimally used- ie worn example that regrettably misses its \'RzM\'-etiket) This is a \'male\'-specimen, indicating that it is neatly woven in golden-yellow-coloured linnen on a black-coloured (and also linnen-based-) background. This example was most certainly issued and comes (I deem) in a minimally used- ie. once tunic- (ie. shirt-) attached condition: it comes in an overall nice condition but regrettably misses its paper-based \'RzM-etiket\' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - that was once shirt- ie. tunic-attached - just shows some minimal staining caused by decades of storage and moderate wear (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive, male-type (and Austrian-related) \'HJ\' (\'Hitlerjugend\') district-triangle that is most certainly accordingly priced!

Austrian/Hungarian-, WWI-period-, neatly golden-coloured, so-called: \'1915-1918-commemorative-medal\' that comes mounted on its typical, Austrian- (ie. trapezoid-) styled ribbon I recently found three examples of the Austrian/Hungarian-, WWI-period-, neatly golden-coloured, so-called: '1915-1918-commemorative-medal' that comes mounted on its typical, Austrian- (ie. trapezoid-) styled ribbon, in overall nice (albeit used ie. worn-) condition. The medals were recently found as such at a German flea-market and were never before in collectors-hands. All three pieces are attractive - and with certainty! - uncleaned examples (as can be seen on the pictures). The price is naturally for one single medal. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a neat Austrian/Hungarian WWI-period '1915-1918-commemorative-medal' for a sound price!

Award- ie. award-document-grouping for a: \'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse\' (ie. \'in Bronze\'), being a neat maker-marked example by: \'L.Chr. Lauer\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered - WWII-period, so-called: 'Deutsches Reiterabzeichen der 3. Klasse' (ie. 'in Bronze') that comes together with it its period award-document (ie. soft-covered award-booklet) as recently found. The award is a neat maker-marked example by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer'-company based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin, in overall nice (IMO) only minimally used ie. worn, condition. The neat and very detailed award - which comes on its functional pin and/or catch (-set-up) - is a superb bronze-coloured and/or pronounced specimen as was produced by the: 'L.Chr. Lauer' company based in Nürnberg and/or Berlin (something that is of course clearly shown on the back of the badge). The badge also shows a patent-pending marking (that reads: 'Gesetzlich Geschützt' as can be seen of the pictures). The badge retains all of its golden-toned ie. darkened-bronze finish and is IMO only minimally worn (but certainly never cleaned nor polised). The piece is naturally a WWII-era badge and not a 1957-version (something that is easily noticed by the presence of the capital 'R'-character as visible on the bottom of the badge). The award came - as stated above - together with its period award-document (ie. award-booklet) which retains all its 15 pages and that is nicely filled-in and/or accordingly ink-stamped. It appears that the award was issued as early as 10 November, 1931 and was given to a person (of which I regrettably cannot decypher the name due to the used 'Sütterlin'-script - see pictures). Simply an attractive - and complete! - award- and award-document-grouping which is IMO accordingly priced!

Awesome - and actually rarely encountered! - \'NS-Studentenbund\' (or national socialist students\'-league) armband - very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition! This is a truly very nice - and actually rarely encountered! - example of a IMO virtually mint-/unissued example of a 'NS-Studentenbund' (or national socialist students-league) armband, as worn on the shirts and/or other youth-related uniforms of members of this (fairly small-sized- and lesser known-) TR-organisation. The armband - which is in confectioned condition (IMO 'of-factory' done) - shows two horizontal, white-coloured (linnen-based-) 'stripes' and has a separate 'NSB'-swastika-badge (ie. 'Raute') attached on a bright red-coloured and/or linnen-based band. The used 'weave-technique' on the middle-piece is simply extraordinary. This example - which has a total length of 42 cms. (folded) - still shows the remains of its original paper 'RzM'-etiket (that was removed for unclear reasons). Simply a very nice and actually very scarcely encountered youth-related item: only the third such piece I ever had on offer!

Awesome - and actually scarcely encountered! - WH (Heeres) \'BeVo\'-woven cap-cocarde (ie. wreath) as intended for usage on the \'old-style\' visor-caps (or: \'Knautsch- o. Alter-Art Schirmmützen\') - very nice (ie. virtually mint-/unissued!) condition! I recently uncovered two identical and very nice - and actually scarcely encountered! - examples of the WH (Heeres) 'BeVo'-woven cap-cocardes (ie. wreaths) as were intended for usage on the 'old-style' visor-caps (or: 'Knautsch- o. Alter-Art Schirmmützen') both still retaining their period-applied inventory etikets, bot pieces in overall very nice (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued!) condition. The pieces are both nicely 'flat-wire'-woven on a dark-green coloured background and show some minmal aging ie. staining (simply caused by decades of storage only). The pieces was never pre-folded- nor confectioned and come as 'straightly cut of the role'. The pieces can naturally perfectly serve as a hard-to-come-by spare-part and will of course fit nicely on any 'Alter-Art Schirmmütze'. Both insignia originated from the left-overs of a German tailor-shop and were never before in collector-hands. The price is naturally per single piece. Simply a very nice and truly hard to encounter cap-cocarde: impossible to upgrade these examples!

Awesome - and actually very scarcely encountered! - piece of SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') arm-insignia, being an \'SA\', so-called: \'Ehrenwinkel für Altgediente Kämpfer o. Angehörigen der SA\' (honor chevron for old campaigners) - very nice condition! This is a truly awesome - and actually very scarcely encountered! - piece of SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') arm-insignia, being an \'SA\', so-called: \'Ehrenwinkel für Altgediente Kämpfer o. Angehörigen der SA\' (honor chevron for old campaigners, in overall very nice, ie. mint-/unissued condition. These chevrons - which were worn on the upper left arm - were worn by SA-members who had joined the SA-organisation prior to 1 January 1933. The example of offer here is in a very nice albeit used (and IMO tunic-removed) condition. The piece is condstructed of a triangular-shaped piece of greenish-brown-coloured wool and shows a chevron attached (made out of specific golden-toned braid having two bright-red coloured centre-stripes). Simply a very nice and - truly scarcely encountered! - piece of SA cloth insignia: only the first such neat and rare item I ever had on offer!

Awesome - and actually very scarcely encountered! - piece of SA (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\') arm-insignia, being an \'SA\', so-called: \'Ehrenwinkel für Altgediente Kämpfer o. Angehörigen der SA\' (or honor chevron for old campaigners) - very nice condition This is a truly very nice - and actually very scarcely encountered! - piece of SA (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen') arm-insignia, being an 'SA', so-called: 'Ehrenwinkel für Altgediente Kämpfer o. Angehörigen der SA' (or honor chevron for old campaigners), in overall very nice, ie. virtually mint-/unissued condition. These chevrons - which were worn on the upper left arm - were worn by SA-members who had joined the SA-organisation prior to 1 January 1933. The example of offer here is in a very nice (and IMO virtually mint-/unissued!) condition and was simply never used nor tunic-attached. The piece is constructed of a triangular-shaped piece of yellowish-brown- coloured linnen and shows a single chevron attached (made out of specific golden-toned braid having two bright-red coloured centre-stripes): it is neatly backed with brownish-coloured and/or 'buckram'-based cloth as to be expected. Simply a very nice and - truly scarcely encountered! - piece of SA cloth-insignia: only the first such neat and most certainly unusally encountered item I ever had on offer!

Awesome - and fully matching! - (and IMO early- ie. mid-war- period-) WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type, pair of \'generic\'-style collar-tabs (ie. \'Einheitskragenspiegel\') - overall very nice (ie. stonemint-/unissued-) condition! I recently found ten - fully identical and/or fully matching! - (and IMO early- ie. mid-war-period-) WH (Heeres) enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type, pairs of 'generic'-style collar-tabs (ie. 'Einheitskragenspiegel'), all ten pairs in overall very nice (ie. stonemint-/unissued-) condition. The typical 'all-linnen'-based collar-tabs are of the desirable 'generic'-style and can be used for all branch-colours ie. branches. The neat tabs are 'piped' in the darker-green coloured branchcolour (having a similarly dark-green coloured centre-stripe-) and were as such intended for usage by soldiers of all branches within the 'Deutsche Wehrmacht'. The tabs are applied on their dark-green coloured and/or (felt-) woolen-based backgrounds (which shows a 'buckram'-based backing as to be expected) and can as such easily be tunic-attached. The collar-tabs - which are 'text-book' in all facets - show some minimal storage-aging and are a tiny bit 'wrinkled' (they have never been tunic-attached and were still tied together in a bundle when found by me): they show however some minimal dust-staining (nothing shocking though). The pairs originate from the left-overs of an old tailor-shop and were simply 'left-over': they are naturally 100% garuanteed period examples and have nothing to do with the modern copies that are nowadays on the market. The price is naturally per pair. Simply a nice occasion to acquire a truly attractive, enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type 'Heeres' collar-tab-pair of the generic-type as intended for usage on the field-grey coloured attire: I am convinced that these will not last long on the web-site!

Awesome - and fully matching! - insignia-grouping comprising of a pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers\'-type, bright-red-piped shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs, as intended for a: \'Major der Flakartillerie-Truppen\' - very nice condition! This is a truly very nice - and fully matching! - 4-pieced insignia-grouping comprising of a neat pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type, bright-red- (ie. hochroter-) coloured- ie. piped shoulderboards and dito collar-tabs, all pieces as intended for a: 'Major der Flakartillerie-Truppen' (or major within a Luftwaffe anti-aircraft regiment or unit), all 4 pieces in overall very nice (ie. IMO only moderately worn and/or tunic-removed-), condition. The set was found together at a private household and was most certainly worn together as such. The boards are fabricated in the neat 'smooth'-like- (ie. 'moleskin'-type-) wool and come mounted on their functional tongues (which are neatly executed in woven-linnen as is more often encountered). The boards show the (minimal-) signs of having been once tunic-attached. The boards have 'shiny' and silverish-coloured 'upperdecks' attached (something that clearly identifies them as a pair of 'Luftwaffe'-type shoulderboards) and are both approximately 10 cms. sized in length. The set shows some normal (albeit very minor-) discoloration, staining and/or age, simply caused by moderate wear ie. storage for decades. The set never had any pips or cyphers attached. Next to the shoulderboards there is a very nice - and also fully matching! - pair of WH (Luftwaffe) officers'-type collar-patches, as equally executed in the bright-red- (ie. hochroter-) coloured and/or 'moleskin'-type- wool, as was specifically intended for usage by a: 'Major der Flakartillerie-Truppen'. The pair is neatly hand-embroidered (in fairly shiny, silver-coloured braid) and shows great detail and/or craftmenship. The patches - which have the neat 'buckram'-type backing as more often encountered - were also mininimally worn ie. tunic-attached: both tabs show some minimal aging ie. wear (the 'buckram'-type backings show some minimal moth-damage: something that is however not visible on the front - see pictures). Simply a very nice and desirable LW-officers'-type insignia-grouping that originated from a private household in Germany and that was never before in a collection. Simply a great grouping that belonged to a: 'Major der Flakartillerie-Truppen': great to complete a tunic or to be stored as such in an insignia-collection!

Awesome - and rarely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) \'summer-type\'-shoulderstraps (being of the model as specifically intended for the \'Windjacke\') as was intended for a: \'Soldat eines Kradschützen-Bataillons\' This is a truly very attractive - and very rarely encountered and/or fully matching! - pair of WH (Heeres) 'summer-type'-shoulderstraps (being of the model as specifically intended for the 3/4-type rain-coat ie. 'Windjacke') as was piped in the desirable darker- (ie. copper-) brown- (ie. 'kupferbrauner'-) coloured branchcolour, as was (IMO) intended for a: 'Soldat eines Kradschützen-Bataillons' (or simple soldier that served within one of the army-related motor-cycle bataillions), in overall very nice (and IMO never used- nor worn- ie. virtually mint-/unissued-) condition. The shoulderstraps - which have the neat, darker- ie. copper-brown- (ie. 'kupferbrauner'-) coloured- and/or 'silk-like'-type piping attached are (IMO) never used and show some storage-age only. They have the linnen-based 'upperdecks' and do show the ('standard-type') field-grey-coloured and/or woolen-based backings as to be expected. The straps - which are regular-sized and measure approximately 13,2 cms. each - were most certainly intended for usage on the specific 'Gebirgsjäger'-type, protective '3/4-model' jacket ie. rain-coat (or: 'Gebirgsjäger-Windjacke'). This is only the first time I have ever encountered such a neat and most certainly desirable shoulderstrap-pair in this particular branchcolour: simply a superb pair of specific 'summer-type'-shoulderstraps that was intended for usage by a: 'Soldat eines Kradschützen-Bataillons': I deem that this attractive pair is priced according to its obvious rarity and/or desirability!

Awesome - and rarely encountered! - WH (Heer) hand-embroidered and/or officers\'-type \'Edelweiss\' arm-badge, as intended for usage by an officer within the \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' (or mountain-troops) - overall very nice condition! This is a truly very nice - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Heer) hand-embroidered and/or officers'-type so-called: 'Edelweiss' arm-badge, as intended for usage by an officer within the 'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen' (or mountain-troops), in overall very nice (albeit clearly used- ie. tunic-removed-) condition. The very attractive armbadge - which shows extraordinary embroidery! - was most certainly once tunic-attached: it shows its period stitching-holes on the back. The piece is executed on a piece of dark-green coloured and woolen-based wool and shows a neatly hand-embroidered 'Edelweiss'-flower, beautifully stitched in silver- ie. golden-toned braid (ie. bullion). The piece is 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured thin-based paper (which is more often the case). The badge shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (see pictures) but is nevertheless still a very nice and most certainly very desirable example. Simply a very nice example of such an officers'-type 'Edelweiss' arm-badge that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity!

Awesome - and rarely encountered! - WH (Heer) hand-embroidered and/or officers\'-type \'Edelweiss\' arm-badge, as intended for usage by an officer within the \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' (or mountain-troops) - very nice (albeit issued- ie. used-) condition! This is a truly very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Heer) hand-embroidered and/or officers'-type so-called: 'Edelweiss' arm-badge, as was intended for usage by an officer within the 'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen' (or mountain-troops), in overall very nice (albeit clearly used- ie. tunic-removed-) condition. The very attractive armbadge - which shows extraordinary embroidery! - was most certainly once tunic-attached: it shows its period stitching-holes on the back. The piece is executed on a piece of dark-green coloured and woolen-based wool and shows a neatly hand-embroidered 'Edelweiss'-flower, beautifully stitched in silver- ie. golden-toned braid (ie. bullion). The piece is 'backed' with a piece of bluish-coloured paper (which is more often the case). The badge shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (see pictures) but is nevertheless still a very nice and most certainly very desirable example. Simply a very nice example of such an officers'-type 'Edelweiss' arm-badge that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity and/or desirability!

Awesome - and scarcely encountered! - HJ (\'Hitlerjugend\') \'Führersportabzeichen\', being an individually numbered example having the engraved number: \'7916\' and that is nicely maker-marked: \'RzM - M1/101\' - very nice albeit issued and/or worn cond This is a truly very nice - and actually scarcely encountered! - golden-toned so-called: HJ ('Hitlerjugend') 'Führersportabzeichen', being an individually numbered example having the engraved bearers' number: '7916' and that is nicely maker-marked: 'RzM - M1/101' on the back, in overall very nice albeit clearly issued and/or worn condition. The neat badge or 'leaders sports'-badge' (ie. 'Führersportabzeichen') retains very nice detail and comes naturally complete on its (fully functional) pin (and/or specific pin set-up). The badge was most certainly never cleaned nor polished and just shows some minimal staining, scratches and/or tiny wear-marks as to be expected: moreover does it have a nice and somewhat darkened age-patina. The piece is a so-called: 'verliehenes Stück' that bears a neat and unique bearers’-number that reads: '7916' (something that is most certainly not always the case - most times these badges are found with an engraved: 'B'-character). Simply a very desirable - and rarely encountered! - youth sports-badge which is IMO accordingly priced!

Awesome - and scarcely encountered! - WWI-era, Turkish award being an: \'Eiserner Halbmond\' (also known as: \'Stern von Gallipoli\') being a luxurious, single-pieced example as was executed in typical silvered, enamelled metal (ie \'Buntmetall\') This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WWI-era, Turkish military bravoury award being an: \'Eiserner Halbmond\' (also known as: \'Stern von Gallipoli\' or: \'Turkischer Halbmond\') being a luxurious, single-pieced - albeit unmarked - example which is executed in silvered metal (ie. \'Buntmetall\') and that comes in an overall very nice- (and fully undamaged and untouched!), condition. The neat piece - that was also bestowed on German nationals ie. military staff (mainly officers!) and can as such also be encountered being worn throughout the TR-era - is of a truly luxurious version: it is a neat \'single-pieced\' example that shows fine detail. The piece was recently uncovered at a German private-household and was most certainly a piece that was awarded to a German soldier. The piece - which can easily be graded like an Iron Cross 1st class (or: \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\') - comes mounted onto its original pin and retains a fully functional (and unaltered!) catch (-set-up). The piece retains all of its bright-red enamelled surface without showing any defaults nor damages as can be noticed on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted on its functional (flute-shaped-) pin- ie. pin-/catch set-up. It was - I deem - just moderately worn but still retains a bright age-patina and was I deem never cleaned nor polished. It should be noted that this is a fairly scarcely encountered award that was (presumably) produced in the thirthies. Of course did I price this neat - and/or luxuriously produced! - example according to its very nice and/or fully untouched condition!

Awesome - and scarcely encountered! - WWI-era, Turkish award, being an: \'Eiserner Halbmond\' (also known as: \'Stern von Gallipoli\') being a luxurious, multi-pieced example, executed in silvered \'Buntmetall\' - overall very nice condition! This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - WWI-era, Turkish military bravoury award, being an: 'Eiserner Halbmond' (also known as: 'Stern von Gallipoli' or: 'Turkischer Halbmond') being a luxurious, multi-pieced - albeit unmarked - example which is executed in silvered metal (ie. 'Buntmetall'), in overall very nice and fully undamaged, condition. The neat piece - that was also bestowed on German nationals ie. military staff (mainly officers!) and can as such also be encountered being worn throughout the TR-era - is of a truly luxurious version: it is a neat 'multi-pieced' example that shows a seperately attached, silver-coloured 'upper section'. The piece was recently uncovered at a German private household and was most certainly a piece that was awarded to a German soldier. The piece - which can easily be graded like an Iron Cross 1st class (or: 'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse') - comes on its original pin and retains a fully functional catch (-set-up). The piece retains all of its bright-red enamelled surface without showing any defaults nor damages - see pictures). It comes naturally mounted on its functional (flute-shaped-) pin- ie. pin-/catch set-up. It was IMO moderately worn but still retains a bright age-patina: it was IMO neaver cleaned nor polished. It should be noted that this is a fairly scarcely encountered award. Of course did I price this neat - and/or luxuriously produced! - example according to its very nice condition!

Awesome - and truly very rarely encountered! - 6-pieced Marine-HJ (ie. \'Marine Hitlerjugend\') insignia-/award-document grouping, all from the Marine-HJ member Gerrt Kreider, member within the group ie. \'Marinestamm\' - \'1/83 Kassel\' - very nice condi This is a very nice - and truly very rarely encountered! - 6-pieced Marine-HJ (ie. 'Marine Hitlerjugend') insignia-/award-document grouping, comprising of various HJ-memorabilia all from the Marine-HJ member Gerrt Kreider born in 1929 and member within the group (ie. 'HJ-Marinestamm') numbered: '1/83 Kassel', all pieces in a very nice, albeit clearly used ie. worn condition. The group comprises of a rare (and actually never before seen nor encountered!) mid-sized (ie. measuring: 15 x 10,5 cms. sized-) award-document booklet, entitled: 'Prüfungsheft für das Seesportabzeichen der HJ' (and sub-titled: 'Nur für anghörige des Marine-Hitler-Jugend'). This neat booklet - holding 15 pages - provides the reader with a full explanation on this rarely seen award - and states that Kreider (member within the group ie. 'Marinestamm 1/83 Kassel') was awarded this neat badge on: 1 September 1943. It also shows a neat (uniform-) photo wherein Kreider is seen wearing his dark-blue Marine-HJ outfit and/or side-cap. The booklet bears various neat ink-stamps of this group. The second item in the grouping is Kreiders’: 'Seesportabzeichen der HJ' (being a neat version executed in bright-red linnnen on a dark-blue back-ground and unsually having a metal anchor-device mounted!). This piece is however void of an RzM-etiket as is sometimes observed. The third piece is an equally rare (and actually also never before seen nor encountered!) fairly small-sized (ie. measuring: 12 x 8 cms. sized-) award-document 'card', entitled: 'Seesport-Prüfungen der Marine-Hitler-Jugend' as issued to Kreider in August 1944. This card confirmed that Kreider participated in a specific training-course called: 'Seesportlehrgang BK' which was held from 30-7 upto 18-8-1944. Also this card (which never held a photo) is neatly and/or clearly filled-in and or ink-stamped. The fourth piece within the group is a neat (and also rarely encountered!) Marine-HJ (ie. 'Marine Hitlerjugend') cornflower-blue coloured cap-tally, entitled: '1/83 Kassel 1/83'. This cap-tally - which was most certainly worn as such by Kreider - is in full-length condition and measures approximately 115 cms. in length. The piece is neatly excecuted in so-called: 'BeVo'-like weave-pattern - and is woven in (bright!) silver-white-coloured (ie. almost 'flat-wire'-like) thread. The fifth piece is an equally rarely seen item and concerns Kreiders’ (matching) pair of 'Marine Hitlerjugend' shoulderboards as most certainly issued ie. worn. The pair - which is of the sew-in type and shows the bright yellow-coloured (rayon-based-) piping and/or machine-stitched '83' numerals (= 'Marinestamm 1/83 Kassel') - was intended for a HJ-member with the rank of: 'Rotten- führer'. The set has cleary been worn and shows moderate usage and/or wear. Of additional interest is the fact that the shoulderboard-pair shows (red-coloured-) so-called: 'Kriegsfreiwilliger'-braid attached and also has two 'anchor'-devices period-attached (something that was IMO NOT according to the regulations!). Furtermore is the set having black (instead of dark-blue!) 'upperdecks', something that is unusual. Finally did the group come with Kreiders’ greyish-blue coloured (and/or 32 cms. sized) HJ-flute-cord. As can be learnt from the group was Kreider a: 'Marine Hitlerjugend'-member who served within the '83. Bann' ie. based in the town of Kassel: he most certainly wore and stored all these items for decades. It should be noted that all Marine-HJ insignia can be easily regarded 'rare' and there is (almost) no sound reference-work available covering the subject matter. I am aware of the high-asking price for this group but when calculated per piece one can surely notice why. Simply a very nice - and truly rarely encountered ie. possibly unique! - Marine-HJ (ie. 'Marine Hitlerjugend') insignia-/award-document grouping!

Awesome - and with certainty very rarely encountered! - Marine-HJ (ie. \'Marine-Hitlerjugend\') cap-tally (ie. \'Mützenband\') entitled: \'Skagerak\' that comes in a very nice ie. moderately used- ie. worn, condition This is a very attractive - and with certainty rarely encountered! - Marine-HJ (ie. 'Marine-Hitlerjugend') so-called: cap-tally (ie. 'Mützenband') entitled: 'Skagerak' that comes in a very nice ie. moderately used- ie. worn, condition. The cap-tally - which is woven in silver-white-coloured linnen on a cornflower-blue-coloured background comes in a full-length condition and measures approximately 118 cms. in length. The piece is neatly excecuted in so-called: 'BeVo'-like weave-pattern - and is as stated woven in (bright!) silver-white-coloured (ie. almost 'flat-wire'-like-) thread (as can be seen on the pictures). It does shows some (minimal) age, wear and/or staining but is totally void of any damage. I could not find any additional reference-material concerning the Marine-HJ-unit (ie. 'Bann') with the name: 'Skagerak' and am convinced that this is rarely seen example that would merit additional investigative work. I deem that this attractive and desirable example is accordingly priced!

Awesome - and/or full-length! - example of a WH (Heeres) cuff-title-/armband entitled: \'Kurland\', in overall very nice (albeit clearly used ie. tunic-removed-) condition The neat armband on offer here is a full-length (approx. 21 ie. 23 cms. long-sized-) example which shows both (unfinished) ends 'plied- and/or sewn backwards' in order to overcome fraying during usage and wear. The armband is in a very nice albeit moderately used condition but shows no flaws nor damage whatsoever (it shows some normal (rust-) staining and/or wear of having been worn on a tunic once: the stitching-holes and minimal thread-remains are still visible - see pictures). The cuff-title is executed in black-coloured linnen on a bluish-/greyish-coloured (and also linnen-based) background. It should be stated that this is not a commemorative WH cuff-title (such as for example the 'Afrikakorps'-cuff-title) but an official award that needed official recognition and entry in both 'Soldbuch' and/or 'Wehrpass'. The armband was handed-out in order to commemorate the fierce battles that took place in the 'Kurland' area in late 1944/1945. It should be noted that this is a very nice and naturally genuine (and full-length!) example for which I give a life-time garuantee on its originality. Simply a very nice piece that is IMO priced according to its rarity and/or desirability!

Awesome \'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in bronze\' (DRL sports’-badge in bronze), that is nicely maker-marked: ‘Werstein - Jena’ - very nice (IMO almost mint-/unissued!) condition! This is a truly very nice example of a 'Reichssportabzeichen DRL in bronze' (DRL sports’-badge in bronze), that is nicely maker-marked: ‘Werstein - Jena’ on the back, in overall very nice (almost mint-/unissued!) condition. The badge is of the version with swastika and rerains almost 100% of its neat (fairly dark-) bronze-coloured finish. As stated is the badge nicely maker-marked: 'Wernstein/Jena' and bears the 'DRGM' text and number, as usually encountered. The badge was never polished nor cleaned and has a fairly darkened (ie. almost chocolate-coloured) age-patina. Simply a superb example of this 'DRL-sportsbadge': hard to find a more attractive example!

Awesome, WH (Heeres) hand-embroidered and/or officers\'-type \'Edelweiss\' arm-badge, as intended for usage by an officer within the \'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen\' (or mountain-troops) - overall very nice (albeit issued- ie. used-) condition This is a truly very attractive - and actually rarely encountered! - WH (Heer) hand-embroidered and/or officers'-type so-called: 'Edelweiss' arm-badge, as was intended for usage by an officer within the 'Gebirgsjäger-Truppen' (or mountain-troops), in overall very nice (albeit clearly used- ie. tunic-removed-) condition. The very attractive armbadge - which shows extraordinary embroidery! - was most certainly once tunic-attached: it shows its period stitching-holes on the back. The piece is executed on a piece of dark-green coloured and woolen-based wool and shows a neatly hand-embroidered 'Edelweiss'-flower, beautifully stitched in silver- ie. golden-toned braid (ie. bullion). The piece is 'backed' with a piece of beige-coloured cloth ie. linnen (which is more often the case). The badge shows some minimal age, wear and/or staining (see pictures) but is nevertheless still a very nice and most certainly very desirable example. Simply a very nice example of such an officers'-type 'Edelweiss' arm-badge that is IMO priced according to its comparative rarity!

Awesome, \'Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse\', being a maker- (ie. \'L/55\'-) marked example, as was produced by the: \'Wächtler u. Lange\'-company and that comes stored in its specific (rarely encountered and/or greenish-coloured-) etui The very attractive cross - which is a typical non-vaulted ie. non-converse-shaped example - has IMO never been cleaned and retains a very attractive age-patina and/or great pronounced detail: I deem that it was with certainty issued and/or moderately worn. This example - which is an evident specimen as was produced by the: 'Wächtler u. Lange'-company based in the town of Mittwaida in Sachsen - comes naturally mounted on its original- and/or unaltered- (and naturally fully functional-) pin-/catch set-up. The cross shows a neatly 'blackened' and/or fairly 'satin-like'- ie. 'matted' inner-core that shows almost no wear nor staining and that is totally void of any damage whatsoever. The IC has all the specific specifications of a by the: 'Wächtler u. Lange'-company produced example: it is as stated above neatly maker-marked with the makers'-designation: 'L/55' (to be found on the back of the flute-shaped pin - see picture 4). The award is just a tiny bit tarnished simply caused by years of storage and/or moderate wear but retains a great unmessed-with and/or uncleaned, age-patina and still retains almost all of its polished sides (ie. 'Hochpolierte Kanten'). The cross comes in its equally nicely preserved, truly greenish-coloured(!) and/or simulated leather-based etui as issued and/or stored for decades. The etui - which is non-marked as more often and which is truly greenish-coloured - shows a fully preserved, silver-coloured IC-sign on its top - and comes in an equally very nice ie. minimally used condition: the yellowish-beige-coloured and/or velvet-based interior shows only minimal staining ie. wear as more often seen and shows the clear imprint of the cross on its top. Moreover, is the cross neatly 'personalised' (ie. period-engraved) by the recipient: the back shows the wording/text: 'RA - Rauch Andreas - Unteremmendorf - Post Kinding' (or alike). Simply a very attractive and totally unmessed-with-, boxed example of a by the: 'Wächtler u. Lange'-company produced EKI that is IMO priced according to its overall nicely preserved condition!

BDM- (ie. \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze\', being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/15\'-) marked example, that is bearing the unique bearers\'-number: \'1060740\' This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - BDM- (ie. 'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-), so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze', being a neatly maker- (ie. 'RzM M1/15'-) marked example that is bearing the unique bearers'-number: '1060740' on its back and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently found - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and retains a neat (and/or fully undamaged) golden-brown- (ie. bronze-like-) coloured finish (which is just a bit tarnished and/or slightly dirty ie. stained - as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on this small-sized youth-related item is simply stunning and pronounced. It should be noted that these neat (girl-related-) sports'-awards are quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive example of this neat 'BDM'-related sports-proficiency-award!

BDM- (ie. \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-) so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze\', being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/15\'-) marked example, that is bearing the unique bearers\'-number: \'60530\' This is a truly attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - BDM- (ie. 'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-) so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze', being a neatly maker- (ie. 'RzM M1/15'-) marked example that is bearing the unique bearers'-number: '60530' on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. truly worn-), condition. The badge - which originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently found - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and retains a neat (and/or fully undamaged) golden-brown- (ie. bronze-like-) coloured finish (which is just a bit tarnished and/or slightly dirty ie. stained - as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on this small-sized youth-related item is simply stunning and pronounced. It should be noted that these neat (female- ie. girl-related-) sports'-awards are quite hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive example of this neat 'BDM'-related sports-proficiency-award!

BDM- (ie. \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\'-), so-called: \'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze\', being a neatly maker- (ie. \'RzM M1/15\'-) marked example, that is void of an unique bearers\'-number but bearing a: \'B\'-designation This is a truly very attractive - and actually scarcely encountered! - BDM- (ie. 'Bund Deutscher Mädel'-), so-called: 'Leistungsabzeichen in Bronze', being a neatly maker- (ie. 'RzM M1/15'-) marked example, that is void of an unique bearers'-number but bearing a: 'B'-designation and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit IMO minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The badge - which originates from a private household where it was recently found - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin/catch set-up and retains a neat (and/or fully undamaged!) golden-brown- (ie. bronze-like-) coloured finish (which is just a bit tarnished and/or slightly dirty ie. stained - see pictures). The detail on this small-sized youth-related item is simply stunning and/or pronounced. It should be noted that these neat (girl-related-) awards are hard to encounter and can easily be graded 'fairly scarce'. Simply a very attractive example of this neat 'BDM'-related sports-proficiency award: only the fifth such attractive badge I ever had on offer!

Beige- (ie. golden-) toned and/or resin-based, N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\', being a maker-marked example depicting a shield with above an eagle-device and bearing the text: \'Kreistag der N.S.D.A.P. - Herne - Castrop - Rauxel - 14.-16. April 1939\' This is a neat - and actually not that easily encountered! - beige- (ie. golden-) toned and/or resin-based N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen'), as was issued to commemorate a (locally held) party-gathering named: 'Kreistag der N.S.D.A.P. - Herne - Castrop - Rauxel - 14.-16. April 1939' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The shield-shaped badge was executed in beige-coloured- and so-called: 'resin'-based material and is quite detailed and/or pronounced: it shows nice detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The piece shows a shield and banners with above an eagle-device and bearing the text: 'Kreistag der N.S.D.A.P. - Herne - Castrop - Rauxel - 14.-16. April 1939' (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which shows the clearly present makers'-designation: 'R. Sieper u. Söhne - Lüdenscheid and designation: 'RzM M9/25' on its back - comes naturally mounted on its (functional-) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a neat - and most certainly not that often encountered! - N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie'!

Beige-white-coloured, so-called: TeNo (ie.: \'Technische Nothilfe\') \'Amtsträger\'-armband depicting the typical \'TeNo\'-logo (with TN-lettering) and showing an interwoven makers\'-designation (that reads: \'H & F\') This is an attractive example of the - actually fairly scarcely encountered! - typical beige-white-coloured so-called: TeNo (ie.: 'Technische Nothilfe') 'Amtsträger'-armband (ie. 'Armbinde') depicting the multi-coloured 'TeNo'-logo (with TN-lettering) and showing an interwoven makers'-designation (that reads: 'H & F') and a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking on its back and that came in an overall nice- (albeit minimally used and/or slightly worn-), condition. This band signified that the bearer was an official member of the TeNo and acted as a so-called: 'Amtsträger' (these bands could also be worn with the civilian-attire). The armband - which comes neatly, off-factory stitched-together - is approximately 34 x 10,8 cms. sized and comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or clearly worn-), condition: it is just a tiny bit stained and is somewhat wrinkled (as can be seen on the pictures). This example originates from a larger-sized armband-collection that was compiled over the years and that I recently acquired for the web-site. Simply a neat - and actually quite unusually enocountered! - TR-era, TeNo-related armband that will be hard to be upgraded!

Beige/white-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was executed in the thicker-styled fabric as was intended for WH (Heeres) staff-members working as: \'Hilfs-Krankenträger\' This is an attractive example of a beige/white-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. 'Armbinde') as was executed in the thicker-styled (linnen-based) fabric as was intended for the various medical- ie. WH (Heeres) staff-members working as: 'Hilfs-Krankenträger' (or: assistant brancard-carriers) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The armband which shows the interwoven, black-coloured text on a beige/white-coloured- and/or linnen-based (and fairly 'roughly'-textured) cloth comes in a full-length condition and measures (folded) approximately 36 x 10 cms. in length. The piece is void of an ink-stamp (which is not unusual) and shows some wear and/or slight staining (mainly on its back) simply caused by storage and/or moderate wear. The armband on offer here is a nice example of the neat 'weave'-technique as was employed by the TR-period, cloth-producing companies such as the 'BeVo'-company of Wuppertal and is actually not that easily encountered. Simply an attractive example of this armband that is accordingly priced!

Beige/white-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. \'Armbinde\') as was executed in the thicker-styled fabric as was intended for WH (Heeres) staff-members working as: \'Hilfs-Krankenträger\' This is an attractive example of a beige/white-coloured- and/or linnen-based armband (ie. 'Armbinde') as was executed in the thicker-styled (linnen-based) fabric as was intended for the various medical- ie. WH (Heeres) staff-members working as: 'Hilfs-Krankenträger' (or: assistant brancard-carriers) and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- and/or worn-), condition. The armband which shows the interwoven, black-coloured text on a beige/white-coloured- and/or linnen-based (and fairly 'roughly'-textured) cloth comes in a full-length condition and measures (folded) approximately 38 x 10 cms. in length. The piece is void of an ink-stamp (which is not unusual) and shows some wear and/or slight staining simply caused by storage and/or moderate wear. The armband on offer here is a nice example of the neat 'weave'-technique as was employed by the TR-period, cloth-producing companies such as the 'BeVo'-company of Wuppertal and is actually not that easily encountered. Simply an attractive example of this armband that is accordingly priced!

Black-coloured- and/or leather-based, specific HJ- (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\') medical pouch (ie. \'Tasche für Feldscher\') being a nicely preserved example that shows the makers\'-designation: \'Reichsjugendführung Berlin - Ausrüstungsamt Feldscherwesen\' This is a neat - albeit regrettably empty! - coloured- and/or leather-based, specific HJ- (ie. 'Hitlerjugend-') related medical pouch (ie. 'Tasche für Feldscher') being a nicely preserved example that shows the clearly present makers'-designation: 'Reichsjugendführung Berlin - Ausrüstungsamt Feldscherwesen' (as can be seen on the pictures) and that shows an impressed 'HJ-Raute' on its top and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly used- but fully undamaged-), condition. The neat piece - which is a left-side example something that can be deducted from the stamped 'L'-character - is fully souple and functional: both 'closing'-straps (attached on the sides) are undamaged and functional. The pouch measures approximately: 18 x 11 x 8 cms. and was never greased nor oiled: it originated from a German flea-market where it was recently uncovered. Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually seen! - youth-related medical-equipment-item that is I deem accordingly priced!

Block comprising of 20 unissued, colourfull propaganda stamps entitled: ‘Met Mussert Hou-Zee’, as issued by the NSB (‘Nationaal Socialistische Beweging’ (being the Dutch Nazi party) - mint, unissued condition! This is a nice and fairly unusual item: a block comprising of 20 unissued, colourfull propaganda stamps (in Dutch language called: 'sluitzegels') entitled: ‘Met Mussert Hou-Zee’, as issued by the NSB (‘Nationaal Socialistische Beweging’ (being the Dutch WWII Nazi party), in mint, unissued condition. These could be purchased at various shops and were intended to be glued on any correspondence such as letters to the front etc.: as such they were a useful and period ‘propaganda’-means! I have seen these sell for 10 Eu a piece: my price is naturally for the entire block of 20 pieces! The entire block is sized: 17 x 14 cms. A nice Dutch collaborationist item!

Bluish-grey-coloured- and genuine, fine-grain leather-based, so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) pattern, \'pear-shaped\'-sword-hanger (ie. \'birnenförmiger Hänger für das LW-Offiziersschwert\') This is an attractive - and actually scarcely found! - very desirable, edged-weapon accesory: a bluish-grey-coloured and genuine, fine-grain leather-based, so-called: WH (Luftwaffe) pattern, 'pear-shaped'-sword-hanger (ie. 'birnenförmiger Hänger für das LW-Offiziersschwert') that comes in an overall very nice (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The two-part piece shows silver-coloured- (and zinc- ie. 'Feinzink'-based) parts and also shows a clearly impressed 'D.R.G.M.'-marking (as is visible on the back of the functional clip as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is naturally still fully functional and souple: it shows an inked name of the original bearer (that reads: 'Breuer' as can be seen on the pictures). These neat 'pear-shaped'-sword-hangers are often missing and are desirable edged-weapon accessories: I deem that I have priced this attractive example accordingly!

Bordeaux-red- and/or golden toned \'Meissen\'-porcelain-based-, so-called: \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\' bearing the text: \'Erste Reichstheaterfestwoche - Dresden 1934\' and that came stored in its period etui This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - bordeaux-red- and/or bright golden-toned, 'Meissen'-like porcelain-based-, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') showing a eagle-/swastika-device and bearing the text: 'Erste Reichstheaterfestwoche - Dresden - 27-V.-3.VI-1934' and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO most certainly issued- ie. once awarded-), condition. The neat - medium-sized piece having an approximate diameter of approximately 5,1 cms. - has very pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a typical age-patina and is very detailed and/or pronounced (but also shows some regular tarnish - see pictures). These neat - IMO semi-official - presentation-pieces (which are sometimes referred to as: 'Böttger-Medaillen' after its initital designer) were IMO used as some sort of commemorative-awards. The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades. The piece - which has a fully preserved golden-toned finish - came stored in its beige-white-coloured etui (which shows the text: 'Überreicht von der Staatsregierung' stamped into its lid). This etui comes in an equally nicely preserved condition (as can be seen on the pictures). Both plaque and etui bear a clear makers'-designation- ie. logo (showing the two crossed swords as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very attractive and with certainty unusually encountered 'Meissen-Porzellan'-based table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that is entitled: 'Erste Reichstheaterfestwoche - Dresden - 27-V.-3.VI-1934'!

Bright golden-bronze-coloured- (and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based-) example of a: \'Deutsch-Italienische Feldzugsmedaille\' that comes together with its (regular-sized- and/or unconfectioned) piece of original ribbon ie. \'Bandabschnitt\' The attractive medal is stamped by the designer ie. cutter (named: 'De Marohis') and is also neatly maker-marked ('Lorioli-Milano') as is always the case with these neat and desirable commemorative awards. The medal (aka: German-Italian campaign medal) truly retains all of its (bright!) golden-bronze-coloured finish and has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished: it is simply a tiny bit dirty and retains truly fantastic and/or pronounced detail. The piece comes - as stated above - together with its (period-, regular-sized- ie. 20 cms.-sized- and/or neatly folded-) piece of original ribbon (which is actually hard to find in itself). The award originates from a German flea-market and was never before in collectors'-hands. Simply an attractive example of this desirable award that is accordingly priced!

Bright golden-toned WH (Heeres o. KM etc.) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (being of the desirable \'detachable\'-pattern) showing a WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 October 1938\' This is a very attractive example of a bright-golden-toned, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine etc.) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) being of the desirable 'detachable'-pattern and showing a WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 October 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, black/red/black-coloured (detachable) ribbon ie. bar as issued. The detail on this example is truly very nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto a metal-based 'clasp' that is neatly 'backed' with a piece of black linnen and that shows a functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. Hard to find a more attractive WH Czech 'Anschluss'-medal that comes mounted as a detachable: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright golden-toned WH (Heeres o. KM etc.) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (being of the standard-issue- ie. \'non-detachable\'-pattern) showing a WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 October 1938\' This is a very attractive example of a bright-golden-toned, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine etc.) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) being of the standard-issue- ie. 'non-detachable'-pattern and showing a WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 October 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, black/red/black-coloured ribbon ie. bar as issued and minimally worn. The detail on this example is truly very nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto a metal-based 'clasp' that is neatly 'backed' with a piece of light-blue-coloured wool and that shows a functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. Hard to find a more attractive WH Czech 'Anschluss'-medal that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright golden-toned WH (Heeres o. KM etc.) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 October 1938\' This is an attractive example of a bright-golden-toned, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine etc.) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 October 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, black/red/black-coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto a metal clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: bright-golden-toned finish. It is neatly 'backed' with a piece of greyish-coloured wool as is more often seen. The multi-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH Czech 'Anschluss'-medal that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright golden-toned WH (Heeres o. KM etc.) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 October 1938\' that shows a firmly (and period-) attached \'Prager Burg-Spange\' This is a very attractive example of a bright-golden-toned, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine etc.) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 October 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes with a firmly (and most certainly period-) attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, black/red/black-coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is truly very nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto a metal clasp that is neatly 'backed' with bright-red-coloured wool (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. The award (and 'Spange') truly retain gorgeous details and have both a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: both retain all of their fairly 'glossy'- and/or: bright-golden-toned finish. The multi-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH Czech 'Anschluss'-medal with period-attached 'Prager Burg-Spange' that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright golden-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Stufe\' (as was intended for 12 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive example of a bright- (ie. 'frosted') golden-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 3. Stufe' (as was intended for 12 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized- and equally golden-toned) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its somewhat confectioned (and 10 cms.-sized) darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish and just shows some minimal staining on its back (as can be seen on the pictures). The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example of the third-class for a more interesting price!

Bright golden-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine): \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe\' (as was intended for 12 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, golden-toned \'Heeres\'- (or: KM-) eagle-device attached This is an attractive example of a bright ie. fairly 'frosted', golden-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine): 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe' (or loyal-service award as was intended for 12 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) 'Heeres'- (or: KM-) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued and/or worn. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal is 'mounted' onto a copper-toned clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina caused by moderate usage ie. wear: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: golden-toned finish. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) 'Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe' for a more interesting price!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (of the detachable pattern) showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe\' (as was intended for 18 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed eagle-device attached This is an attractive - and actually not that often seen! - example of a bright (ie. somewhat 'frosted') silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 2. Stufe' (as was intended for 18 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced WH (Heeres o. KM-related) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon (that is of the 'detachable' pattern). The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains a fair bit of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is not 'backed' but came mounted onto a chrome-steel-based and detachable 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as a so-called: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (of the detachable pattern) showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Heeres o. KM-eagle-device attached This is an attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced WH (Heeres o. Kriegmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon (that is of the desirable 'detachable' pattern). The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is not 'backed' but came mounted onto a greyish-toned- and zinc-based (detachable) 'backing-plate' that shows a: 'D.R.P.'-designation on its back as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed Heeres-eagle-device period-attached This is an attractive example of a bright- ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of bright red-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Heeres o .KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive example of a bright- (ie. 'frosted') silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is not 'backed' but comes mounted onto a chrome-steel-based 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Heeres-eagle-device and neat makers\'-tag, period-attached This is an attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that the 'Einzelspange' shows a neat (aluminium-based- and smalle-sized) 'plaque' period-attached that shows the makers-designation that reads: 'Stempel Reich - Breslau 1 - Ring 55' (as can be seen on the pictures).Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Heeres-eagle-device attached This is a truly attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Heeres-eagle-device attached This is a truly attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of darker-green-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Heeres-eagle-device attached This is an attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of darker-green-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Heeres-eagle-device attached This is an attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (it shows, however, a single 'spot' on its front). The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Heeres-eagle-device attached This is an attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Heeres-eagle-device attached This is an attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is not 'backed' but came mounted onto a chrome-steel-based 'backingplate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Heeres-eagle-device attached This is an attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is neatly 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Heeres-type-eagle-device, attached This is an attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Heeres-type-eagle-device, attached This is an attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a unusually seen, smaller-sized clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is not 'backed' but comes mounted onto a metal-based 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Heeres-type-eagle-device, attached This is an attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive example of a bright- (ie. \'frosted\') silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat \'frosted\'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is \'mounted\' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly \'glossy\'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is, moreover, neatly \'backed\' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive example of a bright- (ie. 'frosted') silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is not 'backed' but comes mounted onto a silver-chromed 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and moderately used! - example of a bright- (ie. 'frosted') silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining (and is somewhat faded due to moderate usage). Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and only minimally used! - example of a bright- (ie. 'frosted') silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and only minimally used! - example of a bright- (ie. 'frosted') silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of bright-pink(!)-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and only minimally used! - example of a bright- (ie. 'frosted') silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of greyish-blue-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and worn! - example of a bright- (ie. 'frosted') silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat 'matted'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of darker-green-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and worn! - example of a bright- (ie. 'frosted') silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat 'matted'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and worn! - example of a bright- (ie. 'frosted') silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat 'matted'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and worn! - example of a bright- (ie. 'frosted') silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat 'matted'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' that comes mounted onto its bluish-coloured ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschitt\') and that has a detailed \'Heeres\'-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) that comes mounted onto its bluish-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') and that has a detailed, silver-toned 'Heeres'-eagle-device, period-attached and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit cleary used- ie. I deem worn-), condition. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example for a better price!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (of the detachable pattern) showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed (down-tailed) eagle-device attached This is an attractive - and actually not that easily found! - example of a bright (ie. somewhat 'frosted') silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device (of the so-called: 'down-tailed'-pattern) period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon (that is of the 'detachable' pattern). The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal comes 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains a fair bit of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured linnen as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as a so-called: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (of the detachable pattern) showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, LW-eagle-device attached This is an attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced ('down-tailed') WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon (that is of the 'detachable' pattern). The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is not 'backed' but came mounted onto a zink-based-, green-woolen backed- and 'detachable backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Luftwaffe-eagle-device attached This is a truly attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of darker-green-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Luftwaffe-eagle-device attached This is a truly attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of bluish-grey-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Luftwaffe-type-eagle-device, attached This is an attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of field-grey-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Luftwaffe-type-eagle-device, attached This is a very attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of bluish-grey-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Luftwaffe-type-eagle-device, attached This is an attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of greyish-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Luftwaffe-type-eagle-device, attached This is an attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is not 'backed' but comes mounted onto a chrome-steel based 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Luftwaffe-type-eagle-device, attached This is an attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. The piece is neatly 'backed' with a piece of light-blue-coloured linnen as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, Luftwaffe-type-eagle-device, attached This is an attractive example of a bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. The piece is not 'backed' with wool but comes mounted onto a chrome-based 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Luftwaffe-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and only minimally used! - example of a bright- (ie. 'frosted') silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is not 'backed' with a piece of wool but comes mounted onto a chrome-steel-based 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Luftwaffe-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and only minimally used! - example of a bright- (ie. 'frosted') silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is still extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished (ie. dirty) age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of (somewhat moth-damaged) blue-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a chrome-steel-based 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Luftwaffe-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and only minimally used! - example of a bright- (ie. 'frosted') silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is still extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished (ie. dirty) age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of blue-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a chrome-steel-based 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Luftwaffe-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and only minimally used! - example of a bright- (ie. 'frosted') silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is still extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished (ie. dirty) age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of green-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a chrome-steel-based 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Luftwaffe-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally used! - example of a bright- (ie. 'frosted') silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is still extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished (ie. dirty) age-patina: it retains most of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of (typical) bluish-grey-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a chrome-steel-based 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Luftwaffe-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally used! - example of a bright- (ie. \'frosted\') silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is still extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat \'frosted\'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is \'mounted\' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished (ie. dirty) age-patina: it retains most of its fairly \'glossy\'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of (typical) bluish-grey-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a chrome-steel-based \'backing-plate\' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Luftwaffe-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally used! - example of a bright- (ie. \'frosted\') silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is still extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat \'frosted\'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is \'mounted\' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished (ie. dirty) age-patina: it retains most of its fairly \'glossy\'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of (typical) bluish-grey-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a chrome-steel-based \'backing-plate\' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Luftwaffe-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally used! - example of a bright- (ie. \'frosted\') silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized- and neatly \'down-tailed\'-modelled!) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is still extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat \'frosted\'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is \'mounted\' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished (ie. dirty) age-patina: it retains most of its fairly \'glossy\'- and/or: silver-toned finish (and does show some minimal rust-staining). It is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of (typical) black-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a chrome-steel-based \'backing-plate\' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Luftwaffe-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally used! - example of a bright- (ie. \'frosted\') silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized- and neatly \'down-tailed\'-modelled!) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is still extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat \'frosted\'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is \'mounted\' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished (ie. dirty) age-patina: it retains most of its fairly \'glossy\'- and/or: silver-toned finish (and does show some minimal rust-staining). It is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of (typical) bright-red-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a chrome-steel-based \'backing-plate\' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Bright silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Luftwaffe-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem only minimally used! - example of a bright- (ie. \'frosted\') silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized- and neatly \'down-tailed\'-modelled!) WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is still extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat \'frosted\'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is \'mounted\' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a \'going-out\'- ie. dress-tunic or \'Waffenrock\'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished (ie. dirty) age-patina: it retains most of its fairly \'glossy\'- and/or: silver-toned finish (and does show some minimal rust-staining). It is nicely \'backed\' with a piece of (typical) bluish-grey-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a chrome-steel-based \'backing-plate\' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: \'Einzelspange\'!

Bright silver-toned- and \'Buntmetall\'-based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle, which is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/16\' marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly detailed! - bright-silver-coloured- and/or: 'Buntmetall'-based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle, which is neatly: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/44' marked on its back and that comes in an overall nice (albeit IMO used- and carefully cap-removed-), condition. These eagles were intended for usage on the various visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all three, 'Buntmetall'-based pins ie. prongs (which were IMO once bent but which are still functional). On the back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/16' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and having an approximate wing-span of 6,7 cms. - has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and has a fairly bright- and/or quite shiny 'age-patina' (having some 'off-factory' polished details as to be expected). Simply an attractive and detailed 'party-style' visor-cap-eagle: hard to upgrade this example!

Bright silver-toned- and/or aluminum-based-, WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle (being of the first pattern) being a neatly maker- (ie. \'E.Sch.-L.\'-) marked example These specific cap-eagles were intended for usage on the various WH (Luftwaffe) visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) and saw usage throughout the war. The eagle of offer here has truly great pronounced detail and retains both its (copper-based-) pins ie. prongs in place (which are both unaltered and of course fully functional). The piece - which is IMO of a pre- (ie. early-war-) period production - shows a clear makers'-designation that reads: 'E.Sch.-L.' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece which is fairly converse-shaped has an approximate wing-span of 5,5 cms. and has a silverish-grey- and/or: minimally tarnished - 'age-patina' (it was IMO never cap-attached - see pictures). It should be noted that excellent copies of this specific cap-eagle exist: this is naturally a fine and 100% genuine example. Simply an attractive example of an early-pattern- (ie. 'downtailed') WH (Luftwaffe) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle that is nowadays not that easily encountered!

Bright silverish-coloured - and truly very detailed! - so-called: \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-supporter- (ie. membership-) lapel-pin (ie. \'tie\'-pin) being a maker- (ie. \'A\'- or: \'Assmann\'-) marked example showing a: \'Reichsadler\'-device The neat lapel- (ie. 'tie'-) pin - which has I deem only been minimally used ie. worn - has a nicely preserved age-patina and has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished: it is showing normal wear but is totally void of any damage or alike (see pictures): just some regular wear ie. minimal scratches are noticable. The pin shows, moreover, a somewhat 'tarnished' finish as can be seen from the pictures. This example - having an approximate 'wingspan' of only 2.4 cms. - comes mounted onto its regular-type-, long-sized pin which is naturally still fully functional and/or present (as can be seen on the pictures). Next to the 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking on its back does the pin show a detailed 'A'-marking, denoting that it was a piece that was produced by the: 'Assmann'-company. I deem that this is an attractive, 'N.S.D.A.P.'-membership-pin (ie. tie-pin) that is accordingly priced!

Bright silverish-toned- (and/or typical zinc-based) WHW-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') bearing the text: \'Fliege Deutscher Adler Siege - Im neuen Kampfjahr 1936\' This is a neat, WHW- (ie. 'Winterhilfswerk'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') that is executed in (bright) silverish-toned- and (I deem) zinc-based (pot)metal and that depicts an illustration of an eagle-device coupled with the text: 'Fliege Deutscher Adler Siege - Im neuen Kampfjahr 1936' and that comes in an overall nice- (and only minimally used- and/or worn-), condition. The somewhat smaller-sized- and circular-shaped badge - which has an approximate diameter of only 3,2 cms. - is void of any makers'-designation (but that shows a name of the designer that reads: 'B. Löckler') and comes in an overall nice (albeit issued and/or minimally worn-), condition: it shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (some minimal staining is, however, present and visible as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered! - WHW- (ie. 'Winterhilfswerk'-) related 'tinnie' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Bright-golden-bronze-toned, N.S.D.A.P.-related \'tinnie\' showing an illustration of a castle and towns\'-impression coupled with the text that reads: \'Fahnenübergabe auf der Ulrich Graf Burg am 3./4. Juli 1937\' The neat day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in golden-bronze-coloured- (ie. tin-or pot-metal based) material: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has been truly nicely preserved. The neat shield-shaped badge comes naturally mounted onto its functional pin- ie. catch(set-up) and has never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' depicts an illustration of a castle (ie. the 'Ulrich-Graf Burg' named after the 'NSDAP-martyr' Ulrich Graf who was killed during the 'Hitler-Putsch' in 1923), swastika-device and towns'-impression coupled with the text that reads: 'Fahnenübergabe auf der Ulrich Graf Burg 1937' (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece is truly detailed and retains all of its somewhat darkened and/or: minimally tarnished golden-bronze-coloured finish. The piece is totally void of a makers'-designation (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat 'tinnie' that was issued to commemorate a flag-celebration held in the town of Bachhagel in the year 1937!

Bright-golden-toned - and I deem - \'Buntmetall\'-based lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') to be worn on the civil-attire as was specifically intended for usage by the various staff-members of the German navy (ie. \'Kriegsmarine\') This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - TR-perod item: a bright-golden-toned (and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based) lapel-pin to be worn on the civil-attire as was specifically intended for usage by the various staff-members of the German navy (ie. 'Kriegsmarine') and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The (truly detailed!) piece shows some normal tarnish and was - I deem - cleaned ie. polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The small-sized pin (having an approximate height of only 2 cms.) is a non-maker-marked specimen (as is more often encountered) that has retained a nice age-patina and that comes mounted onto its full-sized pin. A similar example is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken'-lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (that reads: '9503A') and estimated value of 40 Eu. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - WH-'Kriegsmarine'-related lapel-pin that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Bright-golden-toned - and most certainly usually seen! - so-called: \'Schiesspreis des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' depicting a mountain-like scenery coupled with the text: \'Kreisschiessen Reutte 1943\' This is a neatly bright-golden-toned, zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based - and most certainly not that easily encountered! - typical, circular-shaped- and/or medium-sized, so-called: 'Schiesspreis des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' depicting a mountain-like scenery (and shooting-target with swastika-device) coupled with the text: 'Kreisschiessen Reutte 1943' and that comes in a most certainly issued- and/or moderately worn, condition. The shooting-award is - I deem - a typical example that was issued by the: 'Standschützenverband Tirol-Vorarlberg' and was issued at a locally-held shooting-event that was held in the (Austrian) town of Reutte in the year 1943. The badge - which is totally void of a makers'-designation as more often - comes naturally mounted onto its (fully functional- and/or totally unaltered-) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up (as can be seen on the pictures). This attractive example has an approximate diameter of 4,4 cms. and shows some (golden) paint-loss (mainly on its back): it originates from a German private-household and was never before part of a collection. It should, moreover, be mentioned that these attractive shooting-related prices- ie. badges were awarded (in similar form and/or model) from 1940 onwards and are actually not that commonly encountered. I deem that I did price this attractive example of a: 'Schiesspreis des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' commemorating a shooting-contest named the: 'Kreisschiessen Reutte 1943', accordingly!

Bright-golden-toned lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') to be worn on the civil attire as was intended for usage by the various staff-members of the \'Luftwaffe\' (depicting an early-pattern- ie. \'down-tailed\'-eagle) This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered - item: a golden-toned lapel-pin to be worn on the civil attire as was specifically intended for usage by the various staff-members of the \'Luftwaffe\' (being a detailed example depicting an early-pattern- ie. \'down-tailed\'-eagle) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The (truly detailed!) piece shows some normal darkened tarnish but was IMO never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The small-sized pin (only 1,8 cms. sized in width) is a non-maker-marked specimen (as more often) that has retained a nice age-patina and that comes mounted on its full-sized pin. A similar lapel-pin is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\' lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (that reads: \'9505C\') and estimated value of 75 Eu. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - WH-\'Luftwaffe\'-related lapel-pin that is IMO accordingly priced!

Bright-golden-toned lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') to be worn on the civil attire as was intended for usage by the various staff-members of the \'Luftwaffe\' (depicting an early-pattern- ie. \'down-tailed\'-eagle) This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered - item: a golden-toned lapel-pin to be worn on the civil attire as was specifically intended for usage by the various staff-members of the 'Luftwaffe' (being a detailed example depicting an early-pattern- ie. 'down-tailed'-eagle) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The (truly detailed!) piece shows some normal darkened tarnish but was IMO never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). Moreover, does it show an inked (inventory) number on its back that reads: '441'. The small-sized pin (only 1,8 cms. sized in width) is a non-maker-marked specimen (as more often) that has retained a nice age-patina and that comes mounted on its full-sized pin. A similar lapel-pin is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (that reads: '9505C') and estimated value of 75 Eu. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - WH-'Luftwaffe'-related lapel-pin that is IMO accordingly priced!

Bright-golden-toned lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') to be worn on the civil attire as was intended for usage by the various staff-members of the \'Luftwaffe\' (depicting an early-pattern- ie. \'down-tailed\'-eagle) This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - item: a golden-toned lapel-pin to be worn on the civil attire as was specifically intended for usage by the various staff-members of the 'Luftwaffe' (being a detailed example depicting an early-pattern- ie. 'down-tailed'-eagle) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The (truly detailed!) piece shows some normal darkened tarnish but was IMO never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The small-sized pin (only 1,8 cms. sized in width) is a non-maker-marked specimen (as more often) that has retained a nice age-patina and that comes mounted on its full-sized pin. A similar lapel-pin is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (that reads: '9505C') and estimated value of 75 Eu. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - WH-'Luftwaffe'-related lapel-pin that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Bright-golden-toned lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') to be worn on the civil attire as was intended for usage by the various staff-members of the \'Luftwaffe\' (depicting an early-pattern- ie. \'down-tailed\'-eagle) This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - item: a golden-toned lapel-pin to be worn on the civil attire as was specifically intended for usage by the various staff-members of the 'Luftwaffe' (being a detailed example depicting an early-pattern- ie. 'down-tailed'-eagle) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The (truly detailed!) piece shows some normal darkened tarnish but was IMO never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The small-sized pin (only 1,8 cms. sized in width) is a non-maker-marked specimen (as more often) that has retained a nice age-patina and that comes mounted onto its full-sized pin. A similar lapel-pin is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (that reads: '9505C') and estimated value of 75 Eu. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - WH-'Luftwaffe'-related lapel-pin that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Bright-golden-toned lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') to be worn on the civil attire as was intended for usage by the various staff-members of the \'Luftwaffe\' (depicting an early-pattern- ie. \'down-tailed\'-eagle) This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered! - item: a golden-toned lapel-pin to be worn on the civil attire as was specifically intended for usage by the various staff-members of the \'Luftwaffe\' (being a detailed example depicting an early-pattern- ie. \'down-tailed\'-eagle) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The (truly detailed!) piece shows some normal darkened tarnish but was IMO never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The small-sized pin (only 1,8 cms. sized in width) is a non-maker-marked specimen (as more often) that has retained a nice age-patina and that comes mounted onto its full-sized pin. A similar lapel-pin is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\' lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (that reads: \'9505C\') and estimated value of 75 Eu. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - WH-\'Luftwaffe\'-related lapel-pin that is with certainty accordingly priced

Bright-golden-toned lapel-pin to be worn on the civil attire as was intended for staff-members of the \'Luftwaffe\' (depicting an early-pattern- ie. \'down-tailed\'-eagle) This is an attractive - and actually that often encountered - item: a bright-golden-toned lapel-pin to be worn on the civil-attire as was intended for the various staff-members of the \'Luftwaffe\' (depicting an early-pattern- ie. \'down-tailed\'-eagle) and that comes in an overall very nice- (and IMO only slightly used- ie. worn-), condition. The (truly detailed!) piece shows some normal tarnish but was IMO never cleaned nor polished: it still shows some of its (\'off-factory\') polished \'highlighted-areas\' (such as the swastika-area). The small-sized pin (only 1,8 cms. sized in width) is a non-maker-marked specimen that has retained a nice age patina and comes mounted on its full-sized pin. A similar lapel-pin is also figured in the \'Heering-Hüsken\' lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (that reads: \'9505C\'). Simply an attractive and not that often encountered \'Luftwaffe\'-related lapel-pin that is IMO accordingly priced!

Bright-golden-toned SA- (ie. \'Sturmabteilungen\'-) related \'tinnie\', being a non-maker-marked example depicting a kneeling athlete with above the SA-logo and text that reads: \'S.A.-Sportfest in Neustadt - Standarte 8\' The attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - lapel-pin (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in bright golden-toned-, tin-based metal and depicts a kneeling athlete with above the SA-logo and text that reads: 'S.A.-Sportfest in Neustadt - Standarte 8' (and that as such was intended for an SA-related sports-event). The badge - that shows some normal wear and/or moderate age - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin-/catch set-up and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The 'tinnie' retains most (ie. all) of its (fairly shiny-) golden-coloured finish. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive - and with certainty not that easily found! - SA-related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' that is offered for an interesting price!

Bright-golden-toned WH (Heeres o. KM etc.) example of a WH Czech \'Anschluss\'- (ie. occupation-) medal: \'1 October 1938\' that comes together with its confectioned (albeit full-length) ribbon This is an attractive example of a bright-golden-toned, WH Czech 'Anschluss'- (ie. occupation-) medal: '1 October 1938' (as was given to all members of the armed forces that participated in the German occupation of Czecoslovakia, which started on 1 October 1938) and that comes together with its confectioned (albeit full-length- and/or folded) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschitt') as issued and stored for decades. The detail on this example is truly very nicely preserved: it has never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). Hard to find a more attractive WH Czech 'Anschluss'-medal for a more interesting price!

Bright-golden-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine): \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe\' (as was intended for 12 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, bright-golden-toned \'Heeres\'- (or: KM-) eagle-device attached This is an attractive example of a bright (ie. fairly 'frosted') golden-toned, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine): 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe' (or loyal-service award as was intended for 12 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) 'Heeres'- (or: KM-) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its minimally confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued and/or worn. The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina caused by moderate usage ie. wear: it retains most of its fairly 'frosted'- and/or: golden-toned finish. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon (which measures approximately 18 cms. in length) shows only minimal usage and/or staining and comes neatly 'folded into shape'. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) 'Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe' for a more interesting price!

Bright-golden-toned, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') being an: \'N.S.K.K. o. D.D.A.C.\'-related example bearing the text: \'Dem Sieger - Mitteldeutsche Zuverlässigkeitsfahrt - 1934 8 IV.\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often- ie. scarcely encountered! - bright-golden-toned, 'N.S.K.K. o. D.D.A.C.'-related, so-called: commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') showing the logo's of both the: 'N.S.K.K.' and/or: 'D.D.A.C.' and bearing the superimposed text (on front and back) that reads: 'Dem Sieger - Mitteldeutsche Zuverlässigkeitsfahrt - 1934 8 IV.' and that comes in an overall wonderfull and hardly used- nor handled, condition. The neat - medium-sized- and/or regular-weight-piece having an approximate diameter of 4,2 cms. - has truly pronounced detail and was IMO never cleaned nor polished: it has maintained a neat (somewhat glossy-) golden-toned age-patina (but also shows some minimal tarnish - see pictures). The piece was (IMO) awarded to the winner of a by the: 'N.S.K.K.' and/or: 'D.D.A.C.' organised car-race (focussing on the reliability) that too place on 8 April 1934. The neat piece is totally void of any makers'-designation and comes as recently found. Simply an attractive and with certainty unusually encountered table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille' that might merit some further investigative work!

Bright-golden-toned, so-called: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal first-class) that comes stored in its period, green-coloured etui together with its (scarcely seen!) full-length ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly attractive example of a golden-class so-called: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe' (or police loyal-service medal first class as was awarded for 25 years of loyal service within the various police-services) that comes stored in its period etui together with its (scarcely encountered!) full-length ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') showing a golden-toned- and/or neatly interwoven police-eagle-device and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows all of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is just a tiny bit tarnished but retains a great age patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came together with its original, non-confectioned- and/or IMO never shortened (ie. approximately 25 cms. (!!) long- and/or: 3,8 cms. wide-) sized-) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon, showing the interwoven golden-yellow-coloured police-eagle-device (which is a scarcely seen piece in itself). The typical, greenish-coloured (and semi-leather-based) etui comes in an equally nice - albeit issued - condition. It shows a bright-golden-toned laurel with the number '25' on its top. The etui is totally undamaged but does show some wear, age and/or staining. Simply a nicely preserved - and/or fully complete! - 25-yrs. police loyal-service-medal-set I had on offer for some time!

Bright-golden-toned, so-called: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal first-class) that comes stored in its period, green-coloured etui together with its (scarcely seen!) full-length ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly attractive example of a golden-class so-called: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe' (or police loyal-service medal first class as was awarded for 25 years of loyal service within the various police-services) that comes stored in its period etui together with its (scarcely encountered!) full-length ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') showing a golden-toned- and/or neatly interwoven police-eagle-device and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows all of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is just a tiny bit tarnished but retains a great age patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came together with its original, non-confectioned- and/or IMO never shortened (ie. approximately 25 cms. (!) long- and/or: 3,8 cms. wide-) sized-) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon, showing the interwoven golden-yellow-coloured police-eagle-device (which is a scarcely seen piece in itself). The typical, greenish-coloured (and semi-leather-based) etui comes in an equally nice - albeit issued - condition. It shows a bright-golden-toned laurel with the number '25' on its top. The etui is totally undamaged but does show some wear, age and/or staining. Simply a nicely preserved - and/or fully complete! - 25-yrs. police loyal-service-medal-set I had on offer for some time!

Bright-golden-toned, so-called: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal first-class) that comes together with its (scarcely seen!) full-length ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly attractive example of a golden-class so-called: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 1. Stufe' (or police loyal-service medal first class as was awarded for 25 years of loyal service within the various police-services) that comes with its (scarcely encountered!) full-length ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') showing a golden-toned- and/or neatly interwoven police-eagle-device and that comes in an overall very nice (and IMO only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows all of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is just a tiny bit tarnished but retains a great age patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came together with its original, non-confectioned- and/or approximately 13 cms.-sized cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon, showing the interwoven golden-yellow-coloured police-eagle-device (which is a scarcely seen piece in itself). Simply a nicely preserved 25-yrs. police loyal-service-medal-set I had on offer for some time!

Bright-golden-toned, tin-based so-called: \'NS-sports\'-related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example depicting a stylised \'art-deco\'-type figure and swastika coupled with the text: \'Sportmonat September 1935 - Reg. Bez. Hildesheim\' The truly detailed and typical shield-shaped day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in bright-golden-toned, tin-based metal (ie. 'Eisenblech') and depicts a stylised 'art-deco'-type figure and swastika coupled with the text: 'Sportmonat September 1935 - Reg. Bez. Hildesheim' and was as such intended for an: NS-sports'-related gathering held in the town of Hildesheim. The badge - that shows only minimal wear and age - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The 'tinnie' truly retains all of its (fairly shiny-) golden-toned-coloured finish and is just minimally tarnished. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive: 'NS-sports'-related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting price!

Bright-golden-toned, tin-based so-called: \'NS-sports\'-related \'tinnie\' being a non-maker-marked example depicting a stylised \'art-deco\'-type figure and swastika coupled with the text: \'Sportmonat September 1935 - Reg. Bez. Hildesheim\' The truly detailed and typical shield-shaped day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in bright-golden-toned, tin-based metal (ie. \'Eisenblech\') and depicts a stylised \'art-deco\'-type figure and swastika coupled with the text: \'Sportmonat September 1935 - Reg. Bez. Hildesheim\' and was as such intended for an: NS-sports\'-related gathering held in the town of Hildesheim. The badge - that shows only minimal wear and age - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and has (I deem) never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The \'tinnie\' truly retains all of its (fairly shiny-) golden-toned-coloured finish and is just minimally tarnished. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive: \'NS-sports\'-related so-called: \'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen\' for an interesting price!

Bright-golden-toned, WOI-period-, so-called: \'Regiments-Erinnerungskreuz des Reserve-Infanterie-Regiments 240\' that comes together with its accompanying \'Spange\' and ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') as found This is attractive - and never mounted! - bright-golden-toned, WOI-period-, so-called: 'Regiments-Erinnerungskreuz des Reserve-Infanterie-Regiments 240' (or: commorative-award for the infantry-regiment, numbered '240') and that comes together with its accompanying 'Spange' and multi-coloured- (and never mounted) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') as recently found. The medal shows the text: Treu den Regiment on its front and has on its back the text: Allzeit Bereit as to be expected. The award (and 'Spange') are both constructed from bright-golden-toned- and 'Buntmetall'-based metal as to be expected. The 'Spange' shows an impressed makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'Paul Küst - Berlin C.19 - Seydel str. 19A - Ges.Gesch.' - as can be noticed on the pictures). Simply an attractive example that is accordingly priced!

Bright-golden-toned- (albeit post-war-period!) membership-lapel-pin (or: \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') aka: \'Mitgliedsabzeichen des Traditions-Verband GrossDeutschland\' being a non-maker-marked, example This is an attractive - and actually quite desirable! - example of the neatly designed, golden-toned commemorative membership lapel-pin (or: 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') aka: 'Mitgliedsabzeichen des Traditions-Verband GrossDeutschland' being a non-makermaker-marked, example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The lapel-pin shows some minor wear and/or staining but shows no damage whatsoever (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat pin - which comes mounted on its functional long-sized pin - originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered. Simply a neat - albeit post-war-period! - 'Mitgliedsabzeichen' that belonged to a member who served within the famous GrossDeutschland-Division and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Bright-golden-toned- (albeit post-war-period!) membership-lapel-pin (or: \'Mitgliedsabzeichen\') aka: \'Mitgliedsabzeichen des Traditions-Verband GrossDeutschland\' being a non-maker-marked, example This is an attractive - and actually quite desirable! - example of the neatly designed, golden-toned commemorative membership lapel-pin (or: 'Mitgliedsabzeichen') aka: 'Mitgliedsabzeichen des Traditions-Verband GrossDeutschland' being a non-makermaker-marked, example that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The lapel-pin shows some minor wear and/or staining but shows no damage whatsoever (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat pin - which comes mounted on its functional long-sized pin - originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered. Simply a neat - albeit post-war-period! - 'Mitgliedsabzeichen' that belonged to a member who served within the famous GrossDeutschland-Division and that is I deem accordingly priced!

Bright-golden-toned- (ie. aluminium-based- and light-weight) so-called: \'Reichsnährstand\'-related, commemorative-medal entitled: \'Landesbauernschaft Rheinland - Hauptabteilung II\' and sub-titled: \'Für Leistungen in der Geflügelzücht\' This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - bright-golden-toned- (ie. aluminium-based- and/or light-weight) so-called: 'Reichsnährstand'-related, commemorative-medal entitled: 'Landesbauernschaft Rheinland - Hauptabteilung II' and that is sub-titled (on its back) with the text: 'Für Leistungen in der Geflügelzücht' and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - medium-sized- and/or as stated light-weight-piece comes without ribbon and shows the 'Reichsnährstand'-related-device (with text: 'Blut u. Boden') but is void of a date but was (I deem) presumably pre-war-issued. It has an approximate diameter of 3,8 cms. and has pronounced detail as to be expected. It was never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (quite bright- ie. somewhat frosted- and minimally tarnished) bright-golden-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and/or stored for decades. Simply an attractive - and with certainty unusually encountered! - 'Reichsnährstand'-related medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. tragbare Medaille' that is accordingly priced!

Bright-golden-toned- (ie. \'Feuervergoldeter\') so-called: \'Reichsverband für das Deutsche Hundenwesen\' (ie. RDH-) related, commemorative-plaque entitled: \'Für hervorragende Leistung\' that comes stored in its period etui This is an attractive - and with certainty not that often encountered! - Bright-golden-toned- (ie. 'Feuervergoldeter') so-called: 'Reichsverband für das Deutsche Hundenwesen' (ie. RDH-) related, commemorative-plaque (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Siegermedaille') showing oakleaves and text coupled with a typical 'Reichsadler'-device and entitled: 'Für hervorragende Leistung' on its back and that comes stored in its (period) carton-based etui and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - larger-sized and/or regular-weight-piece - measures 8,5 x 6 cms. and has very pronounced detail as to be expected. It was never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (truly 'frosted'- and/or minimally tarnished) bright golden-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is void of an engraved text or name ie. date - originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (see pictures). The piece shows a clearly present makers'-designation on its back (that reads: 'Mayer & Wilmelm - Stuttgart' and came stored in its period, golden-toned carton etui (ie. box) (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive and with certainty unusually encountered, 'Reichsverband für das Deutsche Hundenwesen' (ie. RDH-) related table-medal ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Siegermedaille' that is accordingly priced!

Bright-golden-toned- (ie. \'feuervergoldeter\'-) WH (Kriegsmarine) visor-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schirmmütze\'), being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately used- ie. worn-), condition This an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - neatly bright-golden-toned- (ie. 'feuervergoldeter'-) WH (Kriegsmarine) visor-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') being a non-maker-marked example as was specifically intended for usage on the white- (ie. blue-) coloured NCO- (ie. officers'-) type visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') and that comes in an overall nice (and IMO moderately used- ie. once worn-), condition. The neat piece - which is minimally converse-shaped and that has an approximate wingspan of 6,5 cms. - is a 'regular'-metal-based version and has a very nice 'frosty' and/or truly detailed appearance. The piece was IMO never worn and is void of any damage: most of its so-called: 'hochpolierte Kanten' are still present and/or nicely preserved. It just shows some truly minimal age ie. staining. The piece comes on its original (and functional) long-sized pin (see pictures). It should be noted that these attractive, golden-toned- (ie. 'feuervergoldeter') WH (Kriegsmarine) visor-cap-eagles (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmützen') can easily be graded 'scarce': hard to find a more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Bright-golden-toned- and aluminium-based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle, which is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/120\' marked on its back This is an attractive - and truly detailed! - bright-golden-coloured- (ie. being so-called: 'Feuervergoldet') and/or: aluminium-based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle, which is neatly: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/120' marked on its back and that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO never used- nor cap-attached-), condition. These eagles were intended for usage on the various visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains both its (also aluminium-based-) pins ie. prongs (which were IMO never bent and which are of course still functional). On the back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers'-designation: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/20' as stated above. The piece - which is left-facing and having an approximate wing-span of 5,8 cms. - has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and has a fairly bright- and/or quite shiny 'age-patina' (having some 'off-factory' polished details as to be expected). Simply an attractive and detailed 'party-style' visor-cap-eagle: hard to upgrade this example!

Bright-golden-toned- and aluminium-based- (political-style) visor-cap-eagle (ie. \'Adler für Schirmmütze\') being a detailed example that is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'M1/157\' marked on its back This is a very attractive - and truly detailed! - bright-golden-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based (political-style) visor-cap-eagle (ie. 'Adler für Schirmmütze') being a detailed example that is neatly: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/157' marked on its back and that comes in a very nice (ie. minimally used- ie. once cap-attached-), condition. These eagles were intended for usage on the various visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains all three, copper-toned pins ie. prongs (which were once bent but which are still functional). On the back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers'-signification: 'RzM' and/or: 'M1/157' as stated above. The piece - which is right-facing and having an approximate wing-span of 6,7 cms. - has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and has a fairly bright- and/or shiny 'age-patina' (still having some 'off-factory' polished parts as to be expected). Simply a very attractive and detailed 'party-style' visor-cap-eagle that will be hard to be upgraded!

Bright-golden-toned- and partly \'off-factory\'-polished, (WH) Kriegsmarine-related lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') to be worn on the civil attire as intended for staff-members of the \'Kriegsmarine\' This is a truly attractive - and actually not that often encountered - item: a detailed example of a bright-golden-toned (ie. 'frosted') lapel-pin to be worn on the civil attire, as was intended for staff-members of the 'Kriegsmarine', depicting a detailed eagle-device and that comes in an overall very nice- (and only minimally used ie. worn-), condition. The (highly detailed) piece comes in a very nice, albeit minimally used condition (some normal tarnish is present ie. visible but the piece was most certainly never cleaned nor polished): it still shows its high-polished 'highlights' as to be expected. The small-sized pin (only 2,1 cms. in height) is a non-maker-marked specimen that has a nicely preserved age-patina and/or full-sized pin. A similar pin is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin catalogue, wherein it is given a unique number (9504A) and an estimated value of 50 Eu. Simply a very acttractive and actually not that often encountered 'Kriegsmarine'-related lapel-pin!

Bright-golden-toned- and/or tin-based SA-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'Reichswettkampftage der SA-Gruppe Niederrhein\' held from 28 to 30 August 1935 This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - fairly early-period, SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungs-Abzeichen') that is executed in bright-golden-toned- and/or tin-based metal and that depicts the 'SA'-logo (ie. 'SA-Sportabzeichen') and text that reads: 'Reichswettkampftage der SA-Gruppe Niederrhein - 28.-30. Aug. 1935' held from 28 to 30 August 1935 and that was as such intended for an: SA-related gathering ie. rally held that year. The shield-shaped badge - which has an approximate height of 5,8 cms. - is totally void of any makers'-designation and comes in an overall nice (albeit issued and/or minimally worn-), condition: it shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (some minimal staining is, however, present and visible as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered - SA-related 'tinnie' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Bright-golden-toned- and/or tin-based SA-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'Reichswettkampftage der SA-Gruppe Niederrhein\' held from 28 to 30 August 1935 This is a truly attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - fairly early-period, SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungs-Abzeichen') that is executed in bright-golden-toned- and/or tin-based metal and that depicts the 'SA'-logo (ie. 'SA-Sportabzeichen') and text that reads: 'Reichswettkampftage der SA-Gruppe Niederrhein - 28.-30. Aug. 1935' held from 28 to 30 August 1935 and that was as such intended for an: SA-related gathering ie. rally held that year. The shield-shaped badge - which has an approximate height of 5,8 cms. - is totally void of any makers'-designation and comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued and/or minimally worn-), condition: it shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (some minimal staining is, however, present and visible as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered - SA-related 'tinnie' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Bright-golden-toned- and/or tin-based SA-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate the: \'Reichswettkampftage der SA-Gruppe Niederrhein\' held from 28 to 30 August 1935 This is neat - and actually not that easily encountered! - fairly early-period, SA- (ie. 'Sturmabteilungen'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungs-Abzeichen') that is executed in bright-golden-toned- and/or tin-based metal and that depicts the 'SA'-logo (ie. 'SA-Sportabzeichen') and text that reads: 'Reichswettkampftage der SA-Gruppe Niederrhein - 28.-30. Aug. 1935' held from 28 to 30 August 1935 and that was as such intended for an: SA-related gathering ie. rally held that year. The shield-shaped badge - which has an approximate height of 5,8 cms. - is totally void of any makers'-designation and comes in an overall nice- (albeit issued and/or minimally worn-), condition: it shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (some minimal (rust-)staining is, however, present and visible as can be seen on the pictures). It comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered - SA-related 'tinnie' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Bright-golden-toned- and/or \'Feinzink\'-based, \'Polizei\'-visor-cap eagle, being a maker- (ie. \'F.u.B.- L.\'-) marked example, as was intended for usage on the various: \'Wasserschützpolizei\' (or: general-officers\') visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\' The very detailed - and truly rarely seen! - piece is executed in bright-golden-coloured- and zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and retains both its (copper-based-) prongs (which were IMO once bent but which are naturally still functional). The detail on the somewhat 'frosted' piece is simply extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage only. It should be noted that these 'Polizei'-related-, 'Wasserschützpolizei' (or even general-officers'-pattern!-) cap-devices can easily be graded 'very rare'. Hard to find a more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Bright-golden-toned- and/or \'Feinzink\'-based, \'Polizei\'-visor-cap eagle, being a maker- (ie. \'G.W.41\'-) marked example, as was intended for usage on the various: \'Wasserschützpolizei\' (or: general-officers\') visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\' The very detailed - and truly rarely seen! - piece is executed in bright-golden-coloured- and zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and retains both its (copper-based-) prongs (which were IMO once bent but which are naturally still functional). The detail on the somewhat 'frosted' piece is simply extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by moderate wear and/or years of storage only. It should be noted that these 'Polizei'-related-, 'Wasserschützpolizei' (or even general-officers'-pattern!-) cap-devices can easily be graded 'very rare'. Hard to find a more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Bright-golden-toned- and/or \'Feinzink\'-based, \'Polizei\'-visor-cap eagle, being a maker- (ie. \'HA\'-) marked example, as was intended for usage on the various: \'Wasserschützpolizei\' (or: general-officers\') visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') The very detailed - and truly rarely seen! - piece is executed in bright-golden-coloured- and zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') and retains both its (copper-based-) prongs (which were never bent, and which are naturally still fully functional). The detail on the somewhat 'frosted' piece is simply extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. The neat and detailed piece shows a clearly present makers'-designation (ie. logo) that reads: 'HA' on its back: as such, it deals with a piece that was produced by the: 'Hermann Aurich'-company based in the town of Dresden. It should be noted that these 'Polizei'-related-, 'Wasserschützpolizei' (or even police-general-officers'-pattern!-) cap-devices can easily be graded 'very rare'. Hard to find a more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Bright-golden-toned- and/or \'Feinzink\'-based, \'Polizei\'-visor-cap eagle, being a maker- (ie. \'HA\'-) marked example, as was intended for usage on the various: \'Wasserschützpolizei\' (or: general-officers\') visor-caps (ie. \'Schirmmützen\') The very detailed - and truly rarely seen! - piece is executed in bright-golden-coloured- and zinc-based metal (ie. 'Feinzink') but regrettably misses one of its (copper-based-) prongs (but was nevertheless never cap-attached). The detail on the somewhat 'frosted' piece is simply extraordinary: it just shows some minimal dust ie. tarnish simply caused by decades of storage only. The neat and detailed piece shows a clearly present makers'-designation (ie. logo) that reads: 'HA' on its back: as such, it deals with a piece that was produced by the: 'Hermann Aurich'-company based in the town of Dresden. It should be noted that these 'Polizei'-related-, 'Wasserschützpolizei' (or even police-general-officers'-pattern!-) cap-devices can easily be graded 'very rare'. Of course, did I price this example according to its missing pin. Hard to find a more nicely preserved example for a more interesting price!

Bright-golden-toned-, tin-based so-called: \'NS-Reichskolonial-Bund\'-related \'tinnie\', being a non-maker-marked example depicting the \'NS-Reichskolonial-Bund\'-device and showing the text: \'Reichskolonialtagung - Breslau - 1936\' The truly detailed and typical circular-shaped day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in bright-golden-toned, tin-based metal (ie. 'Eisenblech') and depicts the 'NS-Reichskolonial-Bund'-device and showing the text: 'Reichskolonialtagung - Breslau - 1936' and was as such intended for an: 'NS-Reichskolonial-Bund'-related gathering held in Breslau. The badge - that shows only minimal wear and age - comes naturally mounted on its functional pin- ie. catch set-up and has IMO never been cleaned nor polished: it shows some minimal staining (as can be seen on the pictures) but is still very detailed and/or pronounced. The 'tinnie' truly retains all of its (fairly shiny-) golden-toned-coloured finish and is just minimally tarnished. Simply a great occasion to acquire an attractive: 'NS-Reichskolonial-Bund'-related so-called: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen' for an interesting price!

Bright-golden-toned: \'Gaumeisterabzeichen 1942 in Gold mit Eichenlaubkranz des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' being an example that was awarded for the \'K.K.-Gewehr\' (ie. \'Klein Kaliber-Gewehr\') This is a very attractive example of a: 'Gaumeisterabzeichen 1942 in Gold mit Eichenlaubkranz des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' being an example that was awarded for the K.K.-Gewehr (ie. 'Klein Kaliber-Gewehr'- or small caliber rifle) being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The very detailed and fairly large-sized badge (having an approximate diameter of: 5.2 cms.) is executed in multi-coloured, enamelled zinc (ie. 'Feinzink') and is totally void of any damage nor wear. It is void of any enamel-damage and retains a fully preserved (bright) golden-toned finish. The badge comes mounted on its functional- and fully unaltered pin-/catch-set-up. Simply a very attractive shooting-award that is offered for an interesting price!

Bright-golden-toned: \'Gaumeisterabzeichen 1942 in Gold mit Eichenlaubkranz des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg\' being an example that was awarded for the \'Pistole\' (ie. pistol) This is a very attractive example of a: 'Gaumeisterabzeichen 1942 in Gold mit Eichenlaubkranz des Standschützenverbandes Tirol-Vorarlberg' being an example that was awarded for the 'Pistole' (ie. pistol) being a non-maker-marked example that comes in an overall very nice- (IMO virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The very detailed and fairly large-sized badge (having an approximate diameter of: 5.2 cms.) is executed in multi-coloured, enamelled zinc (ie. 'Feinzink') and is totally void of any damage nor wear. It is void of any enamel-damage and retains a fully preserved (bright) golden-toned finish. The badge comes mounted on its functional- and fully unaltered pin-/catch-set-up. Simply a very attractive shooting-award that is offered for an interesting price!

Bright-red enamelled, N.S.D.A.P.- (ie. \'DAF\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate a specific-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Deine Hand - Dem Handwerk\' This is an attractive (I deem) N.S.D.A.P. ie. 'DAF'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie'), as was issued to commemorate a specific-gathering ie. rally entitled: 'Deine Hand - Dem Handwerk' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in silverish-coloured- and enamelled metal - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The (luxuriously styled) piece depicts two hands reaching eachother (with on the back a swastika-sign) and shows the above-mentioned text. The badge - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation ie. logo - comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a neat D.A.F.- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related 'tinnie' that is accordingly priced!

Bright-red enamelled, N.S.D.A.P.- (ie. \'DAF\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate a specific-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Deine Hand - Dem Handwerk\' This is an attractive (I deem) N.S.D.A.P. ie. 'DAF'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie'), as was issued to commemorate a specific-gathering ie. rally entitled: 'Deine Hand - Dem Handwerk' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in silverish-coloured- and enamelled metal - shows great pronounced detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty ie. stained). The (luxuriously styled) piece depicts two hands reaching eachother (with on the back a swastika-sign) and shows the above-mentioned text. The badge - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation ie. logo - comes naturally mounted on its (functional) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up. Simply a neat D.A.F.- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related 'tinnie' that is accordingly priced!

Bright-red enamelled, N.S.D.A.P.- (ie. \'DAF\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate a specific-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Deine Hand - Dem Handwerk\' This is an attractive (I deem) N.S.D.A.P. ie. 'DAF'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie'), as was issued to commemorate a specific-gathering ie. rally entitled: 'Deine Hand - Dem Handwerk' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in silverish-coloured- and enamelled metal (ie. 'Buntmetall') - shows great detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The (luxuriously styled) piece depicts two hands reaching eachother (with on the back a swastika-sign) and shows the above-mentioned text. The badge - which shows a clearly present makers'-designation ie. logo - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin-/catch set-up. Simply a neat D.A.F.- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related 'tinnie' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Bright-red enamelled, N.S.D.A.P.- (ie. \'DAF\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate a specific-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Deine Hand - Dem Handwerk\' This is an attractive example of an (I deem) N.S.D.A.P.- (ie. \'DAF\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') as was issued to commemorate a specific-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Deine Hand - Dem Handwerk\' and that comes in an overall nice- (albeit clearly issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in silverish-coloured- and neatly enamelled metal - shows great pronounced detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty ie. stained). The (luxuriously styled) piece depicts two hands reaching eachother (with on the back a swastika-sign) and shows the above-mentioned text. The badge - which shows a clearly present makers\'-designation ie. logo (as well as a \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-mark on the pin-set-up - comes naturally mounted onto its (functional) pin- ie. pin-catch set-up. Simply a neat D.A.F.- (ie. N.S.D.A.P.-) related \'tinnie\' that is with certainty accordingly priced!

Bright-red- (ie. yellow-) coloured WH (Heeres, etc.) helmet-strap (ie. \'Helmband 36\') being an example that is void of a makers\'- ie. date-designation and that comes in an overall nice (and hardly used-), condition This is a neat WH personal-equipment item that was specifically used for (pre-war) training-purposes in the field: a neat bright-red- (ie. yellow-) coloured WH (Heeres etc.) helmet-strap (ie. 'Helmband 36') being an example that is totally void of a makers'- ie. date-designation and that comes in an overall very nice (and hardly used-), condition. The piece - which retains all its metal-based clips and functional closing-system - shows some (truly minimal) age and/or staining but is of course still fully functional. Simply a neat WH personal-equipment item that belonged to a WH-soldier: great to 'decorate' alsmost any German steel-helmet!

Bright-red-coloured and neatly woven, N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\') as was issued to commemorate a specific: \'N.S.D.A.P.\'-gathering ie. rally entitled: \'Gautag Essen 1938\' This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - so-called: N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Tagungs- o. Veranstaltungsabzeichen') as was issued to commemorate a specific: 'N.S.D.A.P.'-gathering (ie. rally) entitled: 'Gautag Essen 1938' and that comes in an overall nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which is executed in mult-coloured (and neatly woven!) linnen - depicts two crossed hammers and an upright-positioned sword coupled wih the text: 'Gautag Essen 1938' and shows a typical, reddish-coloured- and carton-based backing (that shows a functional pin- ie. pin/catch-set-up as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice - and most certainly not that often encountered! - neatly machine-woven, N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie'!

Bright-red-coloured- (and/or carton-based!) RAD- (ie. \'Reichsarbeitsdienst\'-) related day-badge depicting a so-called: \'RAD-Spaten\'-device and text that reads: \'Gruppensportfest der RAD-Gruppe 194 am 19. Juni in 1938 - Sulingen\' This is a neat - and with certainty not that often seen! - bright-red-coloured- (and/or carton- ie. 'Pappkarton'-based!) RAD- (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'-) related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') depicting a so-called: 'RAD-Spaten'-device and text that simply reads: 'Gruppensportfest der RAD-Gruppe 194 am 19. Juni in 1938 - Sulingen' and that was as such intended for a specific RAD-sports-contest rally that was held in the year 1938. The neat badge - which has an approximate height of 6,3 cms. - is void of a makers'-designation and comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued and/or I deem moderately worn-), condition: it comes mounted onto its safety-pin( as can be seen on the pictures). Of interest is, moreover, the fact that the year (1938) is not printed but pencilled by hand (most certainly done so that the organising town (Sulingen) could use the same badge for mutiple- ie. consecutive years). Simply an attractive - and most certainly not that often encountered - RAD- (ie. 'Reichsarbeitsdienst'-) related 'Pappabzeichen' (ie.'tinnie') that is accordingly priced!

Bright-red-coloured- and \'molded\'-style, N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') bearing the text: \'Gautreffen - Westfalen-Nord - 1937\' (showing the text: \'Gelsenkirchen - 25.-28. Juni\' on its back) This is an attractive bright-red-coloured- and/or 'molded'-'Bakelite'-based, N.S.D.A.P.-related day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') showing a superimposed swastika-sign and bearing on its front the text: 'Gautreffen - Westfalen-Nord - 1937' (and having on its back the superimposed text: 'Gelsenkirchen - 25.-28. Juni') and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit moderately used and/or worn-), condition. The piece comes naturally mounted onto its original pin- ie. catch-construction (that was period glued onto the piece as always). Simply an attractive N.S.D.A.P.-related 'tinnie' that is accordingly priced!

Bright-silver-coloured and aluminium-based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. \'Schirmmützen\'-) cap-eagle, which is neatly: \'RzM\' and/or: \'117\' marked on its back This is a neat - and truly detailed! - bright-silver-coloured- and/or: aluminium-based, (political-style-) visor- (ie. 'Schirmmützen'-) cap-eagle being an example that is neatly: 'RzM' and/or: '117' marked on its back and that comes in an overall nice- (ie. moderately used- and/or carefully cap-removed-), condition. These eagles were intended for usage on the various visor-caps (ie. 'Schirmmützen') of one of the national-socialistic- (ie. party related-) organisations. The eagle has truly great pronounced detail and naturally retains both its copper-toned pins ie. prongs (which were once bent but that come in a still functional condition). On the back, the eagle is nicely marked with the makers'-signification: 'RzM' and/or: 117' as stated above. The piece - which is left-facing and that is having an approximate wing-span of 5,7 cms. - has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished and has a fairly bright- and/or shiny 'age-patina' (having some polished parts as to be expected). Simply a very nice and detailed 'party-style' visor-cap-eagle: impossible to upgrade this example!

Bright-silver-toned - and/or partly enamelled! - Third Reich-period: \'Treuedienstabzeichen der Bayerischen Industrie\' (as was intended for 25 years of loyal-service) and that is entitled: \'Ehre der Arbeit\' This is an attractive - and actually truly unusually seen! - example of a silver-toned-, 'Tombak'-based- and/or partly enamelled, Third Reich-period: 'Treuedienstabzeichen der Bayerischen Industrie' (as was intended for 25 years of loyal-service) and that is entitled: 'Ehre der Arbeit' and that is showing a swastika-sign on its front and that comes mounted on its confectioned, light-blue-coloured- (and/or white-striped) ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is truly nicely preserved: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina and a pristine enamelled (white- and light-blue checkered) shield (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - aka: Bavarian Industrial Faithful Service-Medal - comes 'mounted' onto its minimally confectioned (and 15 cms. sized- and folded) ribbon ie. 'Bandabschnitt'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. The multi-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive Third Reich-period: 'Treuedienstabzeichen der Bayerischen Industrie' for a more interesting price!

Bright-silver-toned HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a non-maker-marked example showing the text: \'1. Franken-Ostmark Treffen, Nürnberg, 22.23.7.1933\' The bright-silver toned- (albeit minimally tarnished-) day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') is executed in silver-coloured and I deem 'Buntmetall'-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or age but has I deem never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a tiny bit dirty but has maintained a nice and as stated above minimally tarnished age-patina). The - truly quality-produced! - badge comes mounted onto its functional pin and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The 'tinnie' is very detailed and truly retains most (ie. all!) of its silver-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an illustration of the regional flag (having a HJ-symbol ie. swastika in its centre) with below the text: '1. Franken-Ostmark Treffen, Nürnberg, 22.23.7.1933'. The piece is as stated a non-marked example that is totally void of any makers'-designation: the pin-set-up shows, however, a: 'Ges.Gesch.'-patent-pending-marking (as can be see on the pictures). It should be noted that this is one of the more difficult to encounter 'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and/or with certainty sought-after- and/or fairly early-period HJ-related so-called: 'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen'!

Bright-silver-toned lapel-pin (ie. \'Zivilabzeichen\') to be worn on the civil attire as was intended for usage by the various staff-members of the \'Luftwaffe\' (depicting an early-pattern- ie. \'down-tailed\'-eagle) This is an attractive - and actually not that often encountered - item: a bright-silver-toned lapel-pin to be worn on the civil attire as was specifically intended for usage by the various staff-members of the 'Luftwaffe' (being a detailed example depicting an early-pattern- ie. 'down-tailed'-eagle) and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only moderately used- ie. worn-), condition. The (truly detailed!) piece shows some normal darkened tarnish but was never cleaned nor polished (as can be seen on the pictures). The small-sized pin (only 1,8 cms. sized in width) is a non-maker-marked specimen (as more often) that has retained a nice age-patina and that comes mounted on its full-sized pin. A similar lapel-pin is also figured in the 'Heering-Hüsken' lapel-pin-catalogue wherein it is given a unique reference-number (that reads: '9505C') and estimated value of 75 Eu. Simply an attractive - and not that often encountered! - WH-'Luftwaffe'-related lapel-pin that is accordingly priced!

Bright-silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and worn! - example of a bright- (ie. 'frosted') silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat 'matted'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of bright-red-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright-silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and worn! - example of a bright- (ie. 'frosted') silver-toned WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat 'matted'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of black-coloured wool and comes mounted onto a 'backing-plate' as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Hard to find a more attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright-silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a: \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that shows a detailed, Heeres o. KM-type-eagle-device, period-attached This is an attractive - and I deem just moderately used- and/or worn! - example of a minimally stained (ie. tarnished) silver-toned, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced (regular-sized) WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) eagle-device (that shows some rust-staining) period-attached and that comes mounted onto its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon as issued. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has - I deem - never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and as stated above tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great age-patina: it retains all of its somewhat 'matted'- and/or: silver-toned finish without showing any defaults. It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of grey-coloured linnen and comes mounted onto a 'backing-plate' as is more often seen (as can be seen on the pictures). The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Simply an attractive WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright-silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM): \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 2. Stufe\' (as was intended for 18 years of loyal-service) that came period-mounted onto its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') having a detailed eagle-device period-attached This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of a bright-silver-toned, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 2. Stufe' (as was intended for 18 years of loyal-service) that came period-mounted onto its period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that has a detailed, bright-siver-toned (Heeres- or: KM-type) eagle-device period-attached and that comes as issued and/or recently found. The neat untouched service-award was - I deem - only moderated used- ie. worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on both medal and eagle-device is still very nice and/or truly pronounced as to be expected: both have never been cleaned nor polished and have a very nice ie. truly somewhat 'frosted' age-patina. The loyal-service award came as stated above period-mounted onto a period piece of typical, blue-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that is neatly folded and that measures approximately 14,5 cms. in length (as can be seen on the pictures). The entire set shows only minimal staining and wear, simply caused by decades of handling and/or careful storage. Simply an attractive example of a scarcely found WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) related 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Klasse für 18 Jahre Dienstzeit'!

Bright-silver-toned WH (Heeres o. KM): \'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 2. Stufe\' (as was intended for 18 years of loyal-service) that comes together with its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') having a detailed eagle-device period-attached This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - example of a bright-silver-toned, WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) so-called: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung der 2. Stufe' (as was intended for 18 years of loyal-service) that came together with its period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that has a detailed, bright-siver-toned (Heeres- or: KM-type) eagle-device period-attached and that comes as issued and found. The neat untouched service-award was - I deem - only moderated used- ie. worn (as can be seen on the pictures). The detail on both medal and eagle-device is still very nice and/or truly pronounced as to be expected: both have never been cleaned nor polished and have a very nice ie. truly somewhat 'frosted' age-patina. The loyal-service award came as stated above together with its period piece of typical, blue-coloured ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that is neatly folded and that measures approximately 18 cms. in length: it was simply never mounted onto the medal but was stored as such together (as can be seen on the pictures). The entire set shows only minimal staining and wear, simply caused by decades of careful storage. Simply an attractive example of a scarcely found WH (Heeres o. Kriegsmarine) related 'Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Klasse für 18 Jahre Dienstzeit'!

Bright-silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: \'Einzelspange\' (of the detachable pattern) showing a: \'WH-DA der 4. Stufe\' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a detailed, LW-eagle-device (and \'Bandspange\'!) attached This is an attractive example of a truly bright ie. 'frosted', silver-toned WH (Luftwaffe) so-called: 'Einzelspange' (or: single-pieced medal-bar) showing a detailed: 'WH-Dienstauszeichnung 4. Stufe' (as was intended for 4 years of loyal-service) and that has a neat and pronounced ('down-tailed') WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached and that comes mounted on its confectioned, darker-blue- (ie. cornflower-blue-) coloured ribbon (that is of the 'detachable' pattern). The detail on this example is nicely preserved: it has I deem never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal is 'mounted' onto a clasp (with functional pin/catch) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains all of its fairly 'glossy'- and/or: silver-toned finish. It is neatly 'backed' with black-coloured wool as is more often seen. The darker-blue-coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. Of additional interest is, moreover, the fact that this example came with a firmly attached (single-pieced) ribbon-bar (ie. 'Feld- o. Bandspange'): this piece comes naturally also with its WH (Luftwaffe) eagle-device period-attached (as can be seen on the pictures). Hard to find a more attractive WH (Luftwaffe) example that comes mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright-silver-toned, aluminium-based so-called: D.R.K.B. (or: \'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund\' aka \'Kyffhäuserbund\') enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle (showing a black-coloured- and neatly enameled iron cross symbol) This is a truly very detailed example of a bright-silver-toned, aluminium-based so-called: D.R.K.B. (or: 'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund' aka 'Kyffhäuserbund') enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle (showing a black-coloured- and neatly enameled iron cross symbol) and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- ie. moderately used- ie. worn-, condition. The piece shows a clearly present makers'-designation (that reads: '20 - Ges.Gesch.') and comes mounted onto its (fully functional- and/or: copper-toned) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. The piece - which is very detailed and/or pronounced - has a very nice somewhat 'shiny' appearance (but was never cleaned and has an undamaged enameled iron cross symbol as can be clearly seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these D.R.K.B.-breast-eagles as executed in silver-toned, aluminium are not that commonly encountered!

Bright-silver-toned, aluminium-based so-called: D.R.K.B. (or: \'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund\' aka \'Kyffhäuserbund\') enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle (showing a black-coloured- and neatly enameled iron cross symbol) This is a truly very detailed example of a bright-silver-toned, aluminium-based (ie. 'molded') so-called: D.R.K.B. (or: 'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund' aka 'Kyffhäuserbund') enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle (showing a black-coloured- and neatly enameled iron cross symbol) and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- ie. moderately used- ie. worn-, condition. The piece shows a clearly present makers'-designation (that jusr reads: '1 - Ges.Gesch.') and comes mounted onto its (fully functional- and/or: copper-toned) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. The piece - which is very detailed and/or pronounced - has a very nice somewhat 'shiny' appearance (but was never cleaned and has an undamaged enameled iron cross symbol as can be clearly seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these D.R.K.B.-breast-eagles as executed in silver-toned, aluminium are not that commonly encountered!

Bright-silver-toned, aluminium-based so-called: D.R.K.B. (or: \'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund\' aka \'Kyffhäuserbund\') enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle (showing a black-coloured- and neatly enameled iron cross symbol) This is a truly very detailed example of a bright-silver-toned, aluminium-based (ie. 'molded') so-called: D.R.K.B. (or: 'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund' aka 'Kyffhäuserbund') enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle (showing a black-coloured- and neatly enameled iron cross symbol) and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- ie. moderately used- ie. worn-, condition. The piece shows a clearly present makers'-designation (that just reads: '24 - Ges.Gesch.') and comes mounted onto its (fully functional- and/or: copper-toned) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. The piece - which is very detailed and/or pronounced - has a very nice somewhat 'shiny' appearance (but was never cleaned and has an undamaged enameled iron cross symbol as can be clearly seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these D.R.K.B.-breast-eagles as executed in silver-toned, aluminium are not that commonly encountered!

Bright-silver-toned, aluminium-based so-called: D.R.K.B. (or: \'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund\' aka \'Kyffhäuserbund\') enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle (showing a black-coloured- and neatly enameled iron cross symbol) This is a truly very detailed example of a bright-silver-toned, aluminium-based (ie. 'molded') so-called: D.R.K.B. (or: 'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund' aka 'Kyffhäuserbund') enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type breast-eagle (showing a black-coloured- and neatly enameled iron cross symbol) and that comes in an overall very nicely preserved- ie. moderately used- ie. worn-, condition. The piece shows a clearly present makers'-designation (that just reads: '18 - Ges.Gesch.') and comes mounted onto its (fully functional- and/or: copper-toned) pin- ie. pin/catch set-up. The piece - which is very detailed and/or pronounced - has a very nice somewhat 'shiny' appearance (but was never cleaned and has an undamaged enameled iron cross symbol as can be clearly seen on the pictures). It should be noted that these D.R.K.B.-breast-eagles as executed in silver-toned, aluminium are not that commonly encountered!

Bright-silver-toned, aluminium-based so-called: D.R.K.B. (or: \'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund\' aka \'Kyffhäuserbund\') enlisted-mens\'- (ie. NCO-) type visor-cap-eagle (showing a black-coloured- and/or enamelled iron cross-symbol) This is an attractive example of a bright-silver-toned, aluminium-based (and somewhat converse-shaped) so-called: D.R.K.B. (or: 'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund' aka 'Kyffhäuserbund') enlisted-mens'- (ie. NCO-) type cap-eagle (ie. 'Mützenadler für Mitglieder der Deutscher Reichskriegerbund') that is showing a black-coloured- and neatly enamelled iron cross-symbol and that comes in an overall nicely preserved- (I deem minimally used- ie. carefully cap-removed-), condition. The piece shows a clearly present makers'-designation (that reads: '1 - Ges.Gesch.') and retains all its three (also aluminium-based) pins (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece - which is truly very detailed and/or pronounced - has a very nice 'shiny' appearance (but was never cleaned and has an undamaged iron cross-symbol as can be clearly seen on the pictures). I deem that this attractive cap-eagle is accordingly priced!

Bright-silver-toned, D.R.K.B. (or: \'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund\' aka \'Kyffhäuserbund\') shooting-related lapel-pin (ie. \'Schiessauszeichnung\') being a non-maker-marked example showing two swastikas, two crossed rifles and \'Kyffhäuser\'-monument This is an attractive, bright-silver-toned (ie. truly \'frosted\') so-called: D.R.K.B. (or: \'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund\' aka \'Kyffhäuserbund\') shooting-related lapel-pin (ie. \'Schiessauszeichnung\') being a non-maker-marked- and detailed example that is respectively showing two swastikas, two crossed rifles and and illustration of the famowus \'Kyffhäuser\'-monument and that comes in an overall nice (albeit - I deem - issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The detailed and/or pronounced badge - which are executed in greyish-silver-coloured and - I deem - zinc-based metal (ie. pot-metal) - shows nice detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished. The piece - which is void of a makers\'-designation - is void of any text nor date- (ie. year-) designation and comes mounted onto it long-sized pin (as can be seen on the pictures). It is void of a makers\'-mark but does show a \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-designation on its back. Simply an attractive, D.R.K.B.- (or: \'Deutscher Reichskriegerbund\' aka \'Kyffhäuserbund\'-) related \'Schiessauszeichnung\' that is I deem accordingly priced!

Bright-silver-toned, HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') being a non-maker-marked example that is showing the text: \'1. Franken-Ostmark Treffen - Nürnberg - 22.23.7.1933\' The bright-silver toned and just minimally used- ie. tarnished - HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in silver-coloured and I deem \'Buntmetall\'-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and as stated above minimally tarnished age-patina). The - quality-produced! - badge comes mounted onto its functional pin and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and truly retains most (ie. almost all!) of its silver-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an eagle-device and an illustration of the regional flag (having a HJ-symbol ie. swastika in its centre) with below the text: \'1. Franken-Ostmark Treffen - Nürnberg - 22.23.7.1933\'. The piece is as stated above a non-marked example that is totally void of any makers\'-designation: the pin-set-up shows, however, a double \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-marking (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply an attractive example of this desirable and fairly early-period HJ-related so-called: \'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'!

Bright-silver-toned, HJ- (ie.\'Hitlerjugend\'-) related \'tinnie\' (ie. \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'), being a non-maker-marked example, showing the text: \'1. Franken-Ostmark Treffen, Nürnberg, 22.23.7.1933\' The bright-silver toned- (albeit minimally tarnished-) badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') is executed in silver-coloured and IMO \'Buntmetall\'-based metal: it shows some normal wear and/or moderate age but has IMO never been cleaned nor polished (it is still a bit dirty but has maintained a nice and as stated above minimally tarnished age-patina). The - quality-produced! - badge comes mounted on its functional pin and shows some minimal age ie. staining (as can be seen on the pictures). The \'tinnie\' is very detailed and truly retains most (ie. all!) of its silver-coloured finish (as can be seen on the pictures). The piece shows an illustration of the regional flag (having a HJ-symbol ie. swastika in its centre) with below the text: \'1. Franken-Ostmark Treffen, Nürnberg, 22.23.7.1933\'. The piece is as stated a non-marked example that is totally void of any makers\'-designation: the pin-set-up shows, however, a double \'Ges.Gesch.\'-patent-pending-marking (see pictures). It should be noted that this is one of the more difficult to encounter \'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'. Simply an attractive example of this desirable and/or with certainty sought-after- and/or fairly early-period HJ-related so-called: \'HJ-Veranstaltungsabzeichen\'!

Bright-silver-toned, HJ/BDM (ie. \'Hitlerjugend\' or: \'Bund Deutscher Mädel\') day-badge (ie. \'tinnie\' or: \'Veranstaltungsabzeichen\') entitled: \'Für des Führers Jugend\' as was issued to commemorate participation within a specific youth-event This is an attractive - and actually not that easily encountered! - I deem fairly early-period-, HJ/BDM (ie. 'Hitlerjugend' or: 'Bund Deutscher Mädel') day-badge (ie. 'tinnie' or: 'Veranstaltungsabzeichen') entitled: 'Für des Führers Jugend' as was executed in bright-silver-coloured- and/or (IMO) tin-based material as was issued to commemorate participation in a specific youth-gathering and that comes in an overall very nice (albeit issued ie. moderately worn-), condition. The very detailed and/or pronounced badge shows extraordinary detail and was almost certainly never cleaned nor polished: almost all of its silver-chrome-coloured finish has been nicely preserved (as can be seen on the pictures). The neat piece shows a typical HJ-type 'Raute'-symbol with above a youth-member bearing a flag and text as mentioned above (as can be seen on the pictures). The badge - which is totally void of any makers'-designation on its back - naturally comes mounted on its (functional-) pin- ie. catch set-up. Simply a very nice - and not that often encountered! - HJ/BDM-related 'tinnie' that is accordingly priced!

Bright-silver-toned, so-called: commemorative-medal (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') entitled: \'Arbeit adelt den Menschen - Adolf Hitler - 1924 - 1934\' This is an attractive - and actually never before encountered! - bright-silver-toned, so-called: commemorative-medal (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') entitled: 'Arbeit adelt den Menschen - Adolf Hitler - 1924 - 1934' (and sub-titled: 'Zur Erinnerung an das 10 Jähr. Bestehen der Schützengesellschaft Bad Elster 1924 - 1934) and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - somewhat larger-sized- and regular-weight-piece has an approximate diameter of 4,2 cms. and has truly pronounced detail as to be expected. It was IMO never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat frosted-) silver-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - depicting a detailed 'Reichsadler'-device with swastika - came without ribbon and shows a clearly visible makers'-designation that reads: 'K. Würster - Marneukirchen'. The - with certainty unusual - piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (see pictures). Simply an attractive and with certainty unusually encountered, TR-period, semi-official-, shooting-contest medal ie. 'Erinnerungs-Medaille' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Bright-silver-toned, so-called: commemorative-medal (ie. \'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille\') entitled: \'Arbeit adelt den Menschen - Adolf Hitler - 1924 - 1934\' This is an attractive - and actually only once before encountered! - bright-silver-toned, so-called: commemorative-medal (ie. 'Erinnerungs- o. nichttragbare Medaille') entitled: 'Arbeit adelt den Menschen - Adolf Hitler - 1924 - 1934' (and sub-titled: 'Zur Erinnerung an das 10 Jähr. Bestehen der Schützengesellschaft Bad Elster 1924 - 1934) and that comes as issued and/or stored for decades. The neat - somewhat larger-sized- and regular-weight-piece has an approximate diameter of 4,2 cms. and has truly pronounced detail as to be expected. It was IMO never cleaned nor polished and has maintained a neat (somewhat frosted-) silver-toned age-patina (as can be seen on the pictures). The medal - depicting a detailed 'Reichsadler'-device with swastika - came without ribbon and shows a clearly visible makers'-designation that reads: 'K. Würster - Marneukirchen'. The - with certainty unusual - piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently uncovered as issued and stored for decades (see pictures). Simply an attractive and with certainty unusually encountered, TR-period, semi-official-, shooting-contest medal ie. 'Erinnerungs-Medaille' that is IMO accordingly priced!

Bright-silver-toned, so-called: \'Einzelspange\' showing a \'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege\' (or: civil-service medal) being a detailed- and zinc- (ie. \'Feinzink\'-) based specimen that comes with its accompanying \'Band-/Feldspange\' This is a truly attractive example of an - actually unusally seen! - bright-silver-toned, single-mounted award (ie. so-called: 'Einzelspange') showing a: 'Medaille für Deutsche Volkspflege' (or: civil-service medal) being a detailed- and/or zinc- (ie. 'Feinzink'-) based specimen that was hardly worn nor used. The detail on this example is simply extraordinary: it has IMO never been cleaned nor polished and has an attractive and somewhat 'frosted'- (ie. minimally tarnished) age-patina. The medal is 'mounted' as a so-called: 'Einzelspange' (with functional pin/catch-set-up) as was intended for wearing this example on a 'going-out'- ie. dress-tunic or 'Waffenrock'. This example truly retains gorgeous details and has a great ie. only minimally darkened- ie. tarnished age-patina: it retains most of its silver-toned finish (as can be seen on the pictures). It is nicely 'backed' with a piece of darker-pink-coloured wool as is more often seen. The purple-red- (and white-) coloured ribbon shows only minimal usage and/or staining. This example came together with its accompanying (single-pieced and smaller-sized-) 'Band-/Feldspange' as issued and found. It should be mentioned that it is quite unusual to find this particular 'Deutsche Volkspflege'-medal mounted as an: 'Einzelspange'!

Bright-silver-toned, so-called: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal second-class) that comes mounted onto its (scarcely seen!) full-length- and/or \'off-factory\' confectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly attractive example of a silver-class so-called: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe' (or: police loyal-service medal second class as was awarded for 18 years of loyal service within the various TR-police-services) that comes mounted onto its (scarcely encountered!) full-length- and/or 'off-factory' confectioned ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') that shows a (unusually separately attached!) silver-white-coloured and/or neatly interwoven police-eagle-device and that comes in an overall nice- (I deem clearly issued- and/or moderately worn-), condition. The medal truly retains gorgeous details and shows some of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is quite tarnished but retains a great age-patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award still retains its (copper-based-) clip intended for wearing it on a tunic or uniform. This piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was recently found as such. Simply a nicely preserved 18-yrs. police loyal-service-medal-set that is accordingly priced!

Bright-silver-toned, so-called: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal second-class) that comes stored in its period (albeit damaged) green-coloured etui together with its (scarcely seen!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a silver-class: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe' (or: police loyal-service medal second class as was awarded for 18 years of loyal service within the various police-services) and that comes stored in its period (albeit regrettably damaged - ie. relic!) etui together with its (scarcely encountered!) full length (ie. 15 cms. sized) ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') showing a silver-white-toned- and/or neatly interwoven police-eagle-device and that comes in an overall nice- (and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows most of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is just a tiny bit tarnished but retains a great age patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came together with its original, non-confectioned- and/or non-shortened (ie. approximately 15 cms. long- and/or: 5 cms. wide-sized-) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon, showing the interwoven silver-white-coloured police-eagle-device (which is a scarce piece in itself). The typical, greenish-coloured (and carton-based) etui comes in a regrettably damaged- ie. relic condition. It shows a silver-toned (and undamaged) laurel with the number '18' on its top. The etui shows a loosened 'top' and does show some wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a neat - and/or complete! - 18-yrs. police loyal-service-medal-set that is priced according to its damaged etui!

Bright-silver-toned, so-called: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal second-class) that comes stored in its period, green-coloured etui together with its (scarcely seen!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a silver-class: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe' (or : police loyal-service medal second class as was awarded for 18 years of loyal service within the various police-services) and that comes stored in its period etui together with its (scarcely encountered!) period-shortened ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') showing a silver-white-toned- and/or neatly interwoven police-eagle-device and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows all of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is just a tiny bit tarnished but retains a great age patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came together with its original, non-confectioned- and/or shortened (ie. approximately 9,5 cms. long- and/or: 3,8 cms. wide-sized-) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon, showing the interwoven silver-white-coloured police-eagle-device (which is a scarce piece in itself). The typical, greenish-coloured (and carton-based-) 2-pieced etui comes in an equally nice - albeit issued - condition. It shows a silver-toned (and undamaged) laurel with the number '18' on its top. The etui is undamaged but does show some wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nicely preserved - and/or complete! - 18-yrs. police loyal-service-medal-set that is accordingly priced!

Bright-silver-toned, so-called: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal second-class) that comes stored in its period, green-coloured etui together with its (scarcely seen!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a silver-class: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe' (or : police loyal-service medal second class as was awarded for 18 years of loyal service within the various police-services) and that comes stored in its period (albeit minimally damaged!) etui together with its (scarcely encountered!) period-shortened ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') showing a silver-white-toned- and/or neatly interwoven police-eagle-device and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows most of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is just a tiny bit tarnished but retains a great age patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came together with its original, non-confectioned- and/or shortened (ie. approximately 14,5 cms. long- and/or: 5 cms. wide-sized-) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon, showing the interwoven silver-white-coloured police-eagle-device (which is a scarce piece in itself). The typical, greenish-coloured (and carton-based) etui comes in an equally nice - albeit issued - condition. It shows a silver-toned (and undamaged) laurel with the number '18' on its top. The etui shows a loosened top but is for the rest undamaged but does show some wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nicely preserved - and/or complete! - 18-yrs. police loyal-service-medal-set that is accordingly priced!

Bright-silver-toned, so-called: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal second-class) that comes stored in its period, green-coloured etui together with its (scarcely seen!) ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is an attractive example of a silver-class: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe' (or: police loyal-service medal second class as was awarded for 18 years of loyal service within the various police-services) and that comes stored in its period (albeit minimally damaged!) etui together with its (scarcely encountered!) full-length ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') showing a silver-white-toned- and/or neatly interwoven police-eagle-device and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows most of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is just a tiny bit tarnished but retains a great age patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came together with its original, non-confectioned- and/or non-shortened (ie. approximately 14,5 cms. long- and/or: 5 cms. wide-sized-) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon, showing the interwoven silver-white-coloured police-eagle-device (which is a scarce piece in itself). The typical, greenish-coloured (and carton-based) etui comes in an equally nice - albeit issued - condition. It shows a silver-toned (and undamaged) laurel with the number '18' on its top. The etui shows a 'loosened' top-part but is for the rest fully undamaged and does show some wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nicely preserved - and/or complete! - 18-yrs. police loyal-service-medal-set that is accordingly priced!

Bright-silver-toned, so-called: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal second-class) that comes together with its (scarcely seen!) full-length- and/or unconfectioned ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') This is a truly attractive example of a silver-class so-called: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Stufe' (or: police loyal-service medal second class as was awarded for 18 years of loyal service within the various TR-police-services) that comes with its (scarcely encountered!) full-length- and/or unconfectioned ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') showing a silver-white-coloured and/or neatly interwoven police-eagle-device and that comes in an overall very nice- (I deem issued- albeit never worn- nor even mounted-), condition. The medal truly retains gorgeous details and still shows most of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal is just a tiny bit tarnished but retains a great age patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came together with its original, non-confectioned- and/or approximately 14,5 cms.-sized cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon, showing the interwoven white-coloured police-eagle-device (which is a scarcely seen piece in itself). This piece originates from a private household in Germany where it was found together with the boxed, first-class specimen that I offer under nr. #49582: both belonged to the same police-official who stored these for decades.Simply a nicely preserved 18-yrs. police loyal-service-medal-set that is accordingly priced!

Bright-silver-toned, so-called: \'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe\' (or: police loyal-service medal 3rd class) that comes mounted onto its period ribbon (ie. \'Bandabschnitt\') and that comes stored in its scarcely seen, green-coloured etui as issued This is an attractive example of a silver-class: 'Polizei-Dienstauszeichnung 3. Stufe' (or: police loyal-service medal third class as was awarded for 8 years of loyal service within the various police-services) and that comes mounted onto its (confectioned) period ribbon (ie. 'Bandabschnitt') and that came stored in its original (2-pieced) etui and that comes in an overall very nice- (and I deem only minimally used- ie. worn-), condition. The medal truly retains gorgeous details and is just minimally darkened ie. tarnished by age: it truly retains most of its 'off-factory' polished-sides (ie. 'hochpolierte Kanten'). The medal retains a great age patina overall (it has most certainly never been cleaned nor polished). The award came mounted onto its original, confectioned- (ie. approximately 9 cms. long- and/or: 3,7 cms. wide-sized-) cornflower-blue-coloured ribbon (that still retains its copper-toned 'clip' (mounted for easily wearing the piece on a tunic). The scarcely found, typical greenish-coloured (and carton-based-) 2-pieced etui comes in an equally very nice - albeit issued - condition. It shows a silver-toned (and fully undamaged) 'circle' with the number '8' on its top. The etui is totally undamaged but does show some minimal wear, age and/or staining (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a very nicely preserved - and/or complete! - 8-yrs. police loyal-service-medal-set that is accordingly priced!